Cyclone Netters Down Washburn in Tough Dust Storm Match
Ottawa Cyclones edge Washburn Rural Blues 5-4 in a windy dust storm affair. Jack Thompson led with a three-set win over Steve Bennett after dueling rallies, while Loren Shofner Doug Schultz and Thompson each fought through three sets to clinch singles victories. Schultz paired with Jim Graham for a 3rd doubles win. Cyclones record improves to 3-3-1.
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Reds
Washburn
Loren Shofner
Doug Schultz
Thompson
Jan Jefferis
Schultz
Jim Graham
Mike Rafferty
Eddie Davidson
Robbie Ellis
Jack Thompson
Steve Bennett
Rick Rothwell
Roger Dibble
Joe Dobrzanski
Rafferty-Bennett
Davidson-Shofner
Ellis Rothwell
Thompson - Jefferis
Schultz-Graham
Dibble-Dobrzanski
Cyclone
Ottawa
Ottawa High vaults to ninth at Pittsburg Relays
Ottawa High School trackmen finished ninth in Class AA at the 15th Pittsburg Relays yesterday. Coach Cox took 11 athletes. Parkview High led with 59.44 points, Shawnee Mission North second with 30.44, Coffeyville third with 25. Labette County fourth 23.14, Wyandotte fifth 21, Carthage sixth 21, Independence seventh 18, Parsons eighth 11. Ottawa’s Charles Bowling set a Class AA Pittsburg Relays pole vault record at 13 feet 3 inches, while Paul Stevens placed third in the 200 yard dash and joined the medley relay team that finished fourth.
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Ottawa High School
Pittsburg High School
Springfield Parkview High
Shawnee Mission North
Coffeyville
Labette County High
Wyandotte
Carthage
Independence
Parsons
Ottawa
Charles Bowling
Ottawa High
Pittsburg Relays
Paul Stevens
Roger Ferguson
Jerry Turley
Craig Davis
Whites Furniture
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Reno’s, Inc
Heathman Oil
Russ & Pats
Blakesley
Iola
Roger
Braves Win Denominational Relay Narrowly Over Southwestern
Ottawa University’s Braves edged Southwestern in the Denominational Relays on Cook Field last evening, finishing with strong showings in the 880 relay, 440 relay and distance medley while Southwestern claimed the mile relay and several field events. Ottawa totaled a narrow 14-point victory aided by firsts in three events and multiple seconds and thirds, as John Phillips led the College of Emporia in the sprint medley and OU set two meet records in javelin and broad jump.
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Southwestern
Ottawa University
Braves
Cook Field
Builders
Dick Spong
Ottawa
Russel Vale
Vale
Jon Krebs
Stan Hudston
Andy Honeycutt
Richard Spong
Krebs
Floyd Scott
Honeycutt
Hudson
Larry Dyer
Jim Carter
Harold Bryant
College of Emporia
John Phillips
Ned O’mara
Manly Tubbs
Royce Mcc Clanahan
Phillips
A. G. Boley
Jim Dick
Baker
Sixty Teams to Bowl in Ottawa Tournament in 1963
Sixty teams compete in the Ottawa Men's Bowling Tournament to run April 22-26 at Royal T Lanes with singles and doubles events at Ottawa Bowl Lanes on April 26-28 and May 4-5. A detailed team schedule lists participating organizations and individuals across eight weekday blocks, highlighting local businesses, clubs, and sponsors.
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Ottawa
Ottawa High golfers defeat Paola 387 to 403
Ottawa High School golfers beat Paola High 387 to 403 with Jim Colby as medalist shooting 91. Other Ottawa scorers were Tom Parks 92 Steve Roush 102 and John Evans 102. Paola totals included Ellis 97 Miller 99 Hestel 101 Foote 106. Next match is against Argentine High School at Ottawa Country Club Monday.
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Ottawa
Paola High
Jim Colby
Steve Roush
John Evans
Tom Parks
Paola
Hestel
Foote
Ellis
Miller
Ottawa Country Club
Lee's Cafe Clinches 101st Bowling Win At Ottawa Bowl
The Lee's Cafe bowling team became the first 101-game winner in Ottawa Bowl history with a 3-1 win over Royal T Lanes in the Dynamic League, reaching 101 wins this season. Bill Wenthe led Lee's to a 2686 series with 589, while Dave Heckman added 557. O McIntire posted 220 in a 540 for Harry Smith Auto Supply, who beat Heathman Oil 3-1 in the Nighthawk League.
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SPTS
Lee’s Cafe
Royal T Lanes
Cafe
Bill Wenthe
Dave Heckman
Lee's
Bills
O. McIintire
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Heathman Oil
En Ees
Heathman
Keim Fsge de Alba
Royal T
Wichman Tress Bane
D. Toumberlin
L. Bien
E. Ferguson
T. Marks
N. White Lee
Lee's Cafe
D. McIntire
M. Birckhead
Brandon
D. Richeson
Bondes
W. Jones
F. Simmons
Abe
Cc. Dodd
P. Durbin
Reno, Inc
J H. Doman
J. Clark
W. Ww. Whitacre
J. Willhite Fenne
Messenger
R. Cannady
B. West Foe
H. Linneman
E. Calkins
P. O'Neilord
FP. Wise Bees
Aden
W. Lewis Eer
D. Heckman
Jackson
Montgomery Ward
Briscoe
Drug
T K
Record-Breakers In 2-County Relays at Ottawa
Ottawa University's Cook Field hosts the Fourth Annual Franklin-Osage Relays on Tuesday April 23 with twelve high schools and 100 plus athletes. Pomona and Overbrook defending co-champs among entrants led by Melvern Burlingame Carbondale Olivet Lane Princeton Scranton Wellsville Quenemo Williamsburg with Lyndon out Osage City invited. Field events start 9:30 a.m. running events at 10 a.m. finals 1:15 p.m.. first-place trophy added.
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Kansas
Ottawa University
Cook Field
Ottawa
Emporia
Iola
Pomona
Overbrook
Melvern
Burlingame
Carbondale
Olivet
Lane
Princeton
Scranton
Wellsville
Quenemo
Williamsburg
Lyndon
Fred Buckley
Fred
Joe Hoover
Joe
Quenemo Lad
Eric
Bill Boucek
Carlin Nalley
Ottawa Herald item date and page header
The Ottawa Herald reports the Saturday issue dated April 20, 1963. This record notes the newspaper's front page presentation and publication date for archival reference.
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THE
Ottawa Herald
Women's Golf Pairings Set at Ottawa Country Club
Pairings for Tuesday, April 28, at Ottawa Country Club list Goss with Lyman and Kramer with Peters in first group, Shepard and McKelvey, Huckaby with Carey and Malouf, H Kramer with Burkdoll and Johnson, F Cramer with Lewis and Cook, S Cramer with Fredeen and Speer, Roberts with Kelsey, Worthington, Foulks and Hill, Young with Read, Fletcher and Sheldon, Crawford. Doris Elder was the winner last Tuesday. Reservations or cancellations for next Tuesday's play call CH 2-4654 or CH 2-3635 before Monday morning.
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Ottawa Country Club
Goss
Lyman
Kramer
Peters
Shepard
McKelvey
Huckaby
Carey
Malouf
H. Kramer
Burkdoll
Johnson
F. Cramer
Lewis
Cook
S. Cramer
Fredeen
Speer
Roberts
Kelsey
Worthington
Foulks
Hill
Young
Read
Fletcher
Sheldon
Crawford
Doris Elder
City voids Athletics stadium deal in Kansas City
Kansas City city councilmen unanimously rescinded a contract giving the Kansas City Athletics use of Municipal Stadium for one dollar a year for two years. Councilman Sal Capra called the action a strong rebuke, noting the contract was signed April 10 by a departing city council.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Municipal Stadium
Sal Capra
College Scores From The Associated Press Summary
Missouri defeats Colorado 21 to 7 and Oklahoma State edges Iowa State 4 to 3. Kansas State and Kansas both post modest scores against opponents while several regional teams report track, tennis, golf, and miscellaneous results across the standings.
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WL Pet
Oklahoma
Missouri
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Conrad Downing
Cox
Fred Thompson
Daryl Randel
Dis
Hower
Frye
Robinson
Bob Pankratz
Bethell
Hay
Friends
Kinder
Tle
Gowens
Robertson
Kansas Wesleyan
Tubbs
C. of
Buxton
Maack
Garrickton
Jon Krebbs
Andrew Honeycutt
Brian Hudson
Wealeyan
Ned O'Mara
Manley Tubbs
Royce McClanahan
Phil Hoover
Browne
Koehn
McPherson
Sears
Mengarelli
Bethel
Ken Sargent
Huffman
Howland
C. of E
Coppoe
Boley
Ratzlaff
Smart
Sargent
Scott
Rodney Browne
Akins
Krebbs
McGee Baker
Stan Hudson
Tabor
Larry Cyr
Carol Bryant
Darrell Randall
Don Gregg
Dennis Maack
Don Bromine
R. Wales
McCracken Electric
First National Bank
Mobile Home Service
Helen & Bills Cafe
Hubbard Lumber and Ioof
Ottawa Savings & Loan
L&b Oil
Beets Motors
Bundy Insurance
Self Service Shoes
Hensick Grocery
Trouts South Paws
Maracaibo Oil
Foremost Dairy
Bennett Creamery No. 1
Ottawa Times
Wilson’s Cleaners
Presto Foods
Peoples National Bank
Crites Body Shop
Kersley Cow Boys
Bob
Sunrise Dairy
Bienics Garage
Bennetts Creamery No. 2
Ottawa Bus Service
Western Auto
Robertson Motors
Hanks Sinclir
Colby’s
Princeton Merchants
Fredeen Shoes
Todds Mobile Homes
Texaco Service
Cheney Markets
Brown Hardware
Petersen Masonary
Blue Moon
Litwins
Pepsi Cola
Dutch Boy Paints
Briscoe Drug
Conrad
Colberns
Kitty Clover
Peace Food Center
Edmistons
Ottawa Bowl
Ottawa Insulation
Whitacre Painters
Royal T. Keen Co
Willis Nursery
Sue Wolgast
Billie Leach
Pence
Food Center
Gambles
Ellen Speer
Royals
Ellen
Helen & Bill
A Meador
H. Wenthe
McFadden
M. Heckman
Willis Cafe
C. Droddy
Fairmont Dairy
C. Roller
Kramer’s
Bru&s
D. Snell
B. Mangum
K. Pound
M. Williams
K. Kasper
Mulcahey
E. Speer
K. Ziegler
D. Waymire
B. Heathman
Lane Duffers
G. Davenport
Bopin
W. Williams
David Rukes
Rukes
Curtis Grindal
Carol Mallory
Phil Pierson
James Sowers
Cliff Goodwill
Roger Shoemaker
Mike Ruder
Bob Masters
Pomona High
Franklin Osage
Herald
Dean Berlin
Gillette
West 4Th St
Tire & Sam 3 Supply, Inc
N. Main
Athletics
Associated Press
Colorado
Kansas State
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Emporia State
St. Benedicts
Washington of St. Louis
Western Illinois
Quincy
Arkansas State
Jaco
Haskell
Chanute
Bethany
Fort Hays State
Kearney
Neb
Maryville
Kirksville State
Centenary
Arkansas
Saffron Glass Co
Massey-Ferguson
Ottawa Farm Imple. Co
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