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Newspaper

Newton Kansan

Location

Newton, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

7

Biking Across Kansas Tour Sets June Run From Tribune

Riders from Kansas and Georgia prepare for the 496 mile Biking Across Kansas trek June 7 to 14. The route starts on U S 96 near Tribune and ends east of Pittsburg on the Missouri border. Newton riders include De Boeck Hague Janzen Janzen Wilcox.

Kansas Georgia Tribune Colorado Pittsburg Missouri Newton de Boeck Brian Hague Scott Janzen Tim Janzen Elaine Wilcox Eureka St. Paul Sterling Newton Board of Education Wichita Oz Bicycle Club Larry Christie Coventry Cycle Christie Parkwood Wichita

Halstead Wray Roofers Frustrated by Schedule Mixup

The Halstead Wray Roofers were ready for revenge against Blast Oil but found the game not played due to a schedule mixup. The team instead had a lengthy workout and now travels to Wichita for a 6:15 p.m. contest at Westside Athletic Field against Westway Shopping Center in a Victory League game.

Halstead Blast Oil Halstead Wray Roofers Oilers Roofers Wichita Westside Athletic Field Westway Shopping Center

Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Update

National League East standings show Chicago leading with 72 wins and a 4.36 win percentage. Pittsburgh slides at 25 20 with a .556 mark as New York and Philadelphia trail. In the West, Los Angeles leads at 32 22 while Cincinnati follows 30 22. Weekday results include San Francisco 10 Chicago 8 and Philadelphia 7 San Diego 2. Friday games list multiple matchups across divisions.

Chicago Pittsburgh New York Philphia St. Louis Montreal Los Angeles Cincinnati S.francisco San Diego A Atlanta Houston San Francisco Philadelphia San Diego Richards Seaver Falcone Bonham Boston Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Baltimore West California Oakland Hunter Minnesota Hughes Kansas City Fitzmorris Kern Texas Jenkins Cuellar Ruhle Singer

Redlands Near Ninth NAIA Tennis Title

Redlands of California led the NAIA tennis tourney heading into day four with 28 points and a path to a ninth team championship. Presbyterian stood at 26, Gustavus Adolphus at 24, and top seed Dave Petersen from Gustavus defeated Redlands’ Jim Doal in the quarterfinals, setting up a Petersen Edwards semifinal.

Kansas City Redlands California Presbyterian S.C Gustavus Adolphus Gustavus Dave Petersen Jim Doal John Blom

Great Bend Legion Beats Newton 5 2 In Baseball Thriller

The Great Bend American Legion team defeated Newton 5-2 Wednesday night. Newton led early with a first and third inning run, but Great Bend scored two in the second and three in the seventh to win. Hal Lawson earned the win while Wes Flory took the loss, giving up three hits but eight walks. Great Bend also won the B game 5-2 with Newton totaling one hit and the visitors two safeties.

Great Bend American Legion Newton Legionnaires Newton Great Bend Hal Lawson Wes Flory

McPherson Lake Receives 3100 Fingerling Bass Stocking

Kansas officials announce a supplemental stocking of 3100 fingerling largemouth bass in McPherson State Fishing Lake as part of a rehabilitation program led by Commissioner R W Fowler. The lake will be drawn down to expose vegetation for fertility and turbidity control, while six fishing piers are built to increase access and reduce wave action.

Mcpherson R. W. “Bill Fowler Kansas Fish and Game Commission Gene McCauley

Detroit Tigers star Bill Freehan first pro season in minors

Bill Freehan spent 1962 with Denver, marking his only full season in the minor leagues before rising in the Tigers organization.

Bill Freehan Detroit Tigers Denver

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