Community Tennis Courts Built by Local Effort at NCCJC
Neosho County Community Junior College opened gleaming tennis courts after six months of work funded by the Chanute Safari Jaycees local businesses city and county departments and citizens. The project chair was NCCJC dean Joe Smith with committee members John Rubow John Willcott Bob German and Kirk Rice. Ash Grove Cement Co contributed significantly and NCCJC students led a door to door fundraising drive selling over 200 square yards of concrete.
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Chanute to Open New Tennis Courts for College and Community
Preliminary grading and leveling began last March on the Chanute campus site off 10th Street. Local agencies including Neosho County Highway Department Walter Poor and the city Engineering Department provided support. Alcorn Corporation supplied abrasive-type paint and workers. The NCCJC courts will host intercollegiate tennis and are available to Chanute High School teams and the public during daylight hours.
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Bowling Scores Call Your Tribune Carrier
The notice directs readers to contact their Tribune carrier if missed and provides a dial number 431 3400 and a 6 30 p m time for updates on bowling scores.
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Royster Junior High Announces Rocket Yearlings Football Schedule
Sixty six seventh and eighth grade players at Royster Junior High form the Rocket Yearlings football squad led by coaches Herb Snender and Robert Cross. They open the four game slate Monday night versus Fort Scott at Royster Stadium with a 6 30 kickoff and three home games on the schedule. Road game at Parsons is October 12, with October 18 against Iola and October 26 versus Southeast Cherokee. Last season’s seventh and eighth graders posted a 2 2 record. Squad members include Henry Baker Frank Baughn Ralph Benson Tim Blackwood Vance Bright John Burke Gary Catterson David Cloke Steve Pratt and many others.
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Wichita Pro Baseball to Team with Cubs in 1972
Aeros General Manager Joe Ryan announced Wichita's American Association club will sign a three year working agreement with the Chicago Cubs, ending a two year affiliation with the Cleveland Indians.
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Orioles Clinch AL East With 9 2 Win Over Indians
The Orioles clinched their third straight AL East title by beating Cleveland 9-2 in the opener of a two game set. Mike Cuellar earned his 20th win as Baltimore also routed the Indians 7-0 in the nightcap behind Pat Dobson, who joined Cuellar and McNally as 20 game winners. The team will rest regulars before the AL playoff against Oakland starting Oct. 2 in Baltimore.
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Downing notches 20th win as Dodgers beat Braves
Al Downing pitched eight hits allowed and the Dodgers shut out Atlanta 4 0 to clinch a 2 game gap on the Giants in the NL West. The Giants fell 6 5 to Cincinnati after blowing a 4 0 lead to the Reds, as both teams race toward the season end with five games left each.
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