Braves Defeat Cardinals Behind Mathews Two Run Outing
In Atlanta Eddie Mathews drove in two runs as the Braves beat the Cardinals 5-1. Curt Flood and Lou Brock opened the game with a first inning double steal for St Louis, while Hank Aaron sparked Atlanta with a leadoff homer and a later run. The Braves extended their win streak to four and sit 3. Baltimore defeated Kansas City 4-0 as Frank Robinson homered for his 47th, lifting the Orioles toward the pennant with rookie Tom Phoebus delivering his second shutout.
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Associated Press
Cardinal
Curt Flood
Lou Brock
Atlanta
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Frank Robinson
Kansas City
Baltimore Orioles
Robinson
Tom Phoebus
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Orlando Cepeda
Brock
Ty Cline
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Mack Jones
Tony Cloninger
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Jim Hunter
Russ Snyder
Andy Etchebarren
Dave Johnson
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Brooks Robinson
Bob Gibson
Dick Kelley
Dave McNally
Jim Nash
Ottawa Junior High to test Rockets in season opener
Ottawa will open the five game football season for Roy Ster Junior High on Thursday night at 6:30 against Chanute. Chanute fields an all fresh man squad after three weeks of tackle practice and a flag program for eighth graders. Coach Todd Hampton notes the test should teach the team and hints at a potential lineup and early defensive plans.
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Ottawa
Royster Junior High
Chanute
Todd Hampton
Hampton
Herb Snender
Bob Ennis
Hampton-Swender
Patterson Stops Cooper in London Heavyweight Bout
Floyd Patterson defeated Henry Cooper in London with a stoppage in the fourth round to claim the win in Britain. The American challenger dominated and secured victory on neutral soil.
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Associated Press
London
Floyd Patterson
New York
Henry Cooper
Britain
Wichita West Leads AP Kansas High School Polls
Wichita West opened 1966 with a 20-0 win over Arkansas City and sits atop the initial AP poll with 113 points. Lawrence ranks close with 108 points and four first place votes, while Manhattan and others trail as voting tallies are described.
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Topeka
Pioneers
Wichita West
Kansas
Arkansas City
Associated Press
Lawrence Lions
Manhattan
Lawrence
Big Eight backs shuffled as Devaney retools lineup
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney demotes two starting backs to the second unit and promotes Dick Davis and Charlie Winters. Kansas doctors diagnose Bob Skahan toe as an old injury but treat as a sprain with a two week return hoped. Kansas State split end Dave Jones expected ready for New Mexico game after Utah State upset.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Jim Mackenzie
Oregon
Devaney
Harry Wilson
Pete Tatman
Dick Davis
Wilson
Charlie Winters
Tatman
Bob Skahan
Skahan
Jack Mit
K-State
Doug Weaver
Dave Jones
New Mexico
Manhattan
Weaver
Utah State
Area Dams Conditions Yesterday Summary
The report lists dam levels and water discharge figures for area dams. It shows John Redmond Reservoir with a normal pool around 1036 feet above sea level and discharge figures in cubic feet per second, along with partial notes for Fall River and other readings.
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John Redmond
Toronto
Fall River
Oil Found in Karaikal Area of Madras State
Oil discoveries reported in Karaikal area as exploratory drilling continues in Madras state. L. J. Johnson, chairman of the Oil and Natural Gas Commission, notes the crude is very rich in middle fraction kerosene and diesel and drilling has been intensified to confirm the field.
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New Delhi
Karaikal
Madras
India
L. J. Johnson
Oil and Natural Gas Commission
Government auction fetches high price for 1965 Chevrolet
Inflation reports that a 1965 Chevrolet sold at auction in New Delhi for 95,000 rupees, while 127 cars went to bidders with a low bid of 8,000 rupees for a 1962 Volga. The event was conducted by the government trading corporation.
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New Delhi
Government Trading Corporation
Ford marks 1967 price increases for Ford cars
Ford Motor Co led 1967 price moves by listing increases averaging 25 dollars per car about 1 percent, with a broader comparison showing a 113 dollar rise or about 4 percent when measured against 1966 models. The changes make many 1967 cars standard with safety items, complicating exact price calculations.
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Ford
Ford Motor Co
Tight Race For Juco Grid Lead
Hutchinson defeats Coffeyville 16 to 7 slowing Coffeyville's bid for a third straight Jayhawk Juco title. Fort Scott seeks key win at Independence as the race tightens with several teams in contention.
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Juco
Associated Press
Mack Herron
Hutchinson
Coffeyville
Red Ravens
Jayhawk
Dodge City
Butler County
Arkansas City
Oklahoma
Fort Scott
Independence
Pratt
Garden City
Scout News Scout Troop 225 Plans Weekend Campout
Boy Scout Troop 225 met at Zion Lutheran Church led by Jeff Jordan and Mike Cox. They planned a campout Friday night to Sunday noon with departure at 5 30 p m and return at 3 p m. A game outdoors and rank advancement were discussed with closing by Daniel Baker.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Jeff Jordan
Mike Cox
Daniel Baker
Lives Again to Run at Expo 67 United Nations Pavilion
The Oscar winning short film To Be Alive will return as an official Expo 67 film at the UN Pavilion in Montreal starting next April. It drew over 5 million viewers with lines up to two hours at the Johnson Wax Pavilion during the New York World's Fair, after being loaned by Wisconsin’s wax maker.
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New York
United Nations
U.N
Wisconsin
Hong Kong Population Seen Doubling by 1986
A private firm survey for the Hong Kong government projects the population rising from 3.8 million to about 7 million by 1986. It also forecasts that 42 percent will reside in the New Territories, an area combining industry and farming near Communist China.
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Hong Kong
New Territories
Communist
China
Chanute Tribune Briefs Sept 21 1966
Chanute Tribune reports on local events including city meetings and community notices. Brief items highlight civic actions, upcoming events, and regional updates affecting residents of Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Kansas State Stars Lead in Early Big Eight Stats
Kansas State sophomore fullback Cornelius Davis heads the Big Eight rushers with 161 yards and an 89 yard TD at Army, while Kansas tops in passing total offense and punt return. Kansas quarterback Bob Skahan leads in passing and total offense as Har leny Kampschroeder paces receiving. Nebraska strong on defense. Kansas leads rushing passing and total offense.
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Associated Press
Kansas State
Cornelius Davis
Kansas
Davis
Army
West Point
Gale Sayers
Nebraska
Doug Weaver
K-State
Sayers
Oklahoma State
Don Shanklin
Texas Tech
Shanklin
Bob Skahan
Harley Kampschroeder
David Morgan
Eddie Hinton
Oklahoma
Huskers
Texas Christian
Week One football poll shows Shawnee Mission East strong
Shawnee Mission East wins 32-7 over North Kansas City and 33-6 over Altamont. Parsons and Neodesha tie for 10th with 19 points, Wichita West leads with 113 and seven first place votes, Lawrence second, Shawnee Mission North third, others listed with points and votes.
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North Kansas City
Independence
Altamont
East
Parsons
Neodesha
Sedan
Fort Scott
Wichita West
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission North
Hutchinson
Ward
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Dodge City
Derby
Salina
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Colby
Winfield
Augusta
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Newton
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Hoxie
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Scott City
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