Chanute Edges Ottawa In Seventh To Take 4-3 Win
Chanute rallied in the seventh inning to beat Ottawa 4-3 at Orlis Cox Field. Mark Childers delivered a bases loaded double for two runs as Chanute erased a 3-2 deficit, then Dean Chaney worked five innings of no-hit relief. Ottawa had led 3-0 until Chanute’s late surge, dropping to 3-6 on the season while Chanute improved to 7-5.
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Lawrence
Clarence Matlock
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Jack Wiggans
Larry Harvey
Roger O’neil
Harvey
Doug Bethell
Childers
Paola
Rick Monday
Reggie Jackson
Sal Bando
Baltimore
Jim Hunter
California
Steve Barber
Barber
Woody Held
Tom Burgmeier
Vic Davalillo
Andy Kosco
Leo Rodriguez
Ryuns 880 Mark May Finally Gain Recognition
Sacramento AP The world half mile mark set by Jim Ryun 1 44.9 in 1966 faces new life as the AAU track committee asks for IAAF official submission. Ryun, holder of the mile and 1500 meter records, is recovering from mononucleosis and training in Arizona ahead of the Mexico City Olympics.
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Ind
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Bob Giegengack
Ryan
Kansas University
Bob Timmons
Arizona
Mexico City
London Grass Court Open sees Riese reach quarters
Marty Riese son of Evanston Illinois defeated Australian No.1 Bill Bowrey 6 0 5 7 8 6 to reach the quarterfinals at the Grass Court Open in London while Ane de Gmi no s Gimeno fell to Riese in straight sets.
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Marty Riesesen
Evanston
Ill
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Anedres Gimeno
USTFF Seeks Peace With AAU in Federal Feud
Des Moines Iowa AP reports the USTFF urged a conference chaired by the Senate Commerce Committee to settle USTFF AAU differences. Wayne Cooley of Des Moines was elected to lead the council, replacing Rev. Wilfred Crowley. Cooley said the aim is domestic participation and prefers conference over arbitration.
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AAU
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Ds Wash
Senate Commerce Committee
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Commerce Committee
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Wilfred H. Crowley
S.J
Los Altos, Calif
Cooley
Aaus Ustff
Senate
B Team Wins Ottawa American Legion Game 7-3 over Humboldt
Ottawa A team improves to 3-1 with a 7-3 win at Humboldt. Lineups feature Noland Wells Carter and Matlock for CHANUTE and Waymire Drake Stauffer Nesbit Wright Woolard Sheldon Wadkins Bethell in Ottawa A lineup. Totals show CHANUTE 29 runs hits errors 4 8 and Ottawa A 23 3 2.
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Barnhart
McDonald
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Drake
Stauffer
O’neil
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Wright
Woolard
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Wadkins
Bethell
Higbie
Nicklaus questions beauty on Pro Tour at Canadian Open
Toronto AP Nicklaus says good looking courses have no place on the PGA tour and favors tougher layouts. He arrived for the Canadian Open at St. George's Golf Club as 150 players compete for 125000 total purse and 25000 to the winner. Also in the field are Arnold Palmer Gary Palmer Tony Jacklin Sam Snead Doug Ford and Jim Ferrier.
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St. George’s Golf Club
Nicklaus
Arenold Palmer
Gary Palmer
South Africa
Tony Jacklin
England
Sam Snead
Doug Ford
Jim Ferrier
City Scores Junior League Tigers Top White Sox
In a fast-paced youth league report, junior teams tally box scores with players from City Scores Tigers White Sox Nazare ne First Baptist Lutheran Foursquare Industrial League Moore's Baldwin Ward across multiple squads. The data lists individual players with win loss and tie marks and team totals, reflecting a busy scorekeeping page.
Pro Grid Draft Loans To Stars
The first five men picked in the pro football draft headline a list of 21 rookies slated to play in both the Coaches All-America game in Atlanta on June 28 and the Tribune All-Star game in Chicago on August 2. Notables include Ron Yary, Bob Johnson, Claude Humphrey, and Russ Washington, with players from UCLA to Wyoming and Notre Dame. A Don Weiss compilation notes home teams won less than half of 1967’s 112 regular season games, Baltimore posting the best home record and Los Angeles the best road mark.
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Tribune AlleStar
Green Bay
Chicago
Ron Yary
Southern California
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Bob Johnson
Tennessee
Cinccinnati Bengals
Claude Humphrey
Tennessee A&i
Atelanta
Russ Washington
Missouri
San Diego
Fred Carr
Packers
Gary Beban
UCLA
Don Weiss
NFL Director of Information
Baltimore
GeQel
Los Angeles
Baseball Scoreboard National League Standings and Results
The Associated Press reports NL standings with St Louis atop at 40 25 .615 and Atlanta 34 30 .531. Results from Wednesday include New York 8 Houston 2 and Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles 1. Upcoming games list Chicago at St Louis and Houston at New York among others.
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Cleveland
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Baltimore
Boxing Results From Honolulu Oakland and Las Vegas
Boxing results report several bouts across cities. Dominador Manalang of The Philips Pines stopped Osamu Miyashies ta of Japan in nine. Charley Shipes of Oakland knocked out Jose Valenzuela of Los Angeles in six. Freddie Little of Las Vegas stopped Willard Wynn of Los Angeles in three.
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Honolulu
Dominador Manalang
The
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Osamu Miyashiesta
Japan
Oakland
Charley Shipes
Jose Valenzuela
Los Angelles
Freddie Little
Las Vegas
Nev
Willard Wynn
Los Angeles
Weird Match Makes Twins Stand Tall In A.L. Roundup
Harmon Killebrew collected the 1000th major league hit with a single as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Washington Senators 4 0 for a sixth straight win. Dean Chance pitched a three hitter for his 100th victory with ten strikeouts and no walks.
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Minnesota
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Jones Tied For Lead In NCAA Golf Championship
Grier Jones of Oklahoma State and Allen Miller of Georgia shared the 18 hole lead at six under par with 65s on a hot New Mexico State course. Wake Forest led at five under, while Arizona State and Houston followed, then Oklahoma State tied with Texas and North Texas State on the opening day.
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N.M
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Allen Miller
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Oklahoma
Stuent
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Houston
Doug Olson
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Oklahoma State
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National League Roundup Showcases Young Arms and Elder Statesmen
In midweek NL play Juan Marichal won his 13th and ninth straight, San Francisco beating Philadelphia 5–1. Bob Veale aged 32 delivered a six hitter as Pittsburgh edged the Dodgers 2–1. Steve Carlton at 23 led St. Louis to a 4–0 win over Chicago with a one-hitter and Jerry Koosman, 24, notched his 11th for the Mets in a 8–2 win over Houston. Ron Reed, 25, pitched a four-hitter as Atlanta beat Cincinnati 3–1.
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State Boating Big Business in Kansas
HAYS Kansas AP Kansans have paid more than 70 million dollars for 67 000 outboard motors and all other types of boats motors and rigs to haul them Jack Lacy director of the Kansas Department of Economic Development said today Kansans are paddling sailing motoring and floating these boards on more than 167 000 acres of water
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Kan
Jack Lacy
Kansas Department of Economic Deevelopment
Lacy
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