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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1963

Page

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Bowling Roundup Keeps Night Alive in Ottawa

Ray Bettge sparked McCracken Electric to a 2563 scratch series as Ottawa Bowling rounds began. Bettge’s 596 led a strong lineup including J Taylor 514 F Ferguson 515 and C McDaniles 521. First National Bank led rivals with 2509 scratch while Hubbard Lumber and Helen & Bills Cafe posted solid 550 and 596 efforts. Remaining teams include Ot tawa Savings & Loan L&B Oilers and Bundy Insurance with scheduled 6:30 and 9 pm starts as weeklong action unfolds at Royal Lanes.

Ray Bettge Ottawa McCracken Electric Bettge Royal T First National Bank Hubbard Lumber Helen & Bill’s Cafe Todd’s Mobile Home Service J. Taylor F. Ferguson C. McDaniles Gene Domnanish G. Page Page R. Shisler Lyle Cordle R. Davis Howard Doman Helen & Bill’s Red” Schultz Dave Heckman Heckman Lawrence O. L. Breckenridge Odd Fellows Ottawa Savings & Loan L&b Oilers al Beets Ramblers Bundy Insurance Self-Service Shoes Hensick Grocery Trout’s Southpaws Maracaibo Oil Foremost Dairy Bennett Creamery No. 1 Ottawa Times Wilson’s Cleaners Presto Foods Peoples National Bank Crises Body Shop Kersley’s Cowboys Howord Doman C. L. Breckenridge Chuck Foster Herald

Giants Name Y A Tittle New Giants Coach For Five Years

The New York Giants signed coach Allie Sherman to a five year deal reported at 37 000 per year. Sherman praised Y A Tittle and named Ralph Guglielimi and Glynn Griffing as new quarterback options while noting rookie Louis Guy could see time at flanker back as the team prepares in Fairfield Conn. The piece also details Ottawa High School B trackmen defeating Olathe High School B squad 68 64 with Don Wieneke as top point man and notes upcoming track meets at Ft Scott and Rosedale.

NEW York New York Football Giants Y.A Y.A. Tittle Allie Sherman Giants Charlie Conerly Sherman Brooklyn College Jim Lee Howell Ralph Guglielimi Glynn Griffing Mississippi Griffing Fairfield Ottawa High School Olathe High School Olathe Ottawans

U S Swim Squad Shines at Pan Am Games in Brazil

U S youth swimming squad sets five meet marks in warming up and adds three more golds and new records as Pan Am Games action opens. Terri Stickles and Carl Robie lead with sprint and butterfly wins while Don Schollander posts a 4 29.4 400 free heat. Allen Fox exits after Froehling’s upset.

Sao Paulo Brazil Uncle Sam U.S America Frank Froehling Joan Crawford Chile Winnipeg Canada Pan American Sports Organization Anthony Garcy York Guillermo Saucedo Enrico Forecella Carl Robie Philadelphia Don Schollander Santa Clara Calif Terri Lee Stickles United States Allen Fox Los Angeles Froehling Juan Arreondo Mexico

A’s Half Game From First After Comeback Win

The Kansas City Athletics edged the Detroit Tigers 6 to 5 in Detroit. Ed Charles delivered a ninth inning winner on Wayne Causey’s two out hit after Causey collected four hits and Cimoli scored. Cimoli also tripled home KC’s first run. Lumpe drove in the tying run in the eighth as three A’s relievers shut out Detroit after Norm Bass exited early.

Kansas City Athletics Detroit A’s Tigers Ed Charles Wayne Causey Gino Cimoli Cimoli Kansas City Causey Jerry Lumpe Norm Bass Bill Fisher

Ottawa High Golf Defeats Argentine Guests At Home

Ottawa High School golfers hosted Argentine players at the Ottawa Country Club and won 176 to 236. Ottawa scorers were Jim Colby 40 Steve Roush 45 Gary Duffield 45 and Tom Parks 46, while Argentine marks included Warren McCamish 48 Steve Hammer 43 Wes Channell 59 and Rex Sliger 86. John Evans topped Jerry Haas 52 58 in a separate match.

Ottawa High Ottawa Country Club Ottawa Jim Colby Steve Roush Gary Duffield Tom Parks Warren McCamish Steve Hammer Wes Channell Rex Sliger John Evans Jerry Haas

Kansans Keep Doubles Lead in Bowling Tourney

Pat Kirkpatrick and Louise Deidiker of Parsons Kansas led the Division 2 doubles with 1,016 pins, one ahead of Ruth Longere and Dorothea Jeffries of Indianapolis. Janet Aldridge of Joplin Missouri led Division 2 singles with 549, 37 behind Vivian Stout of Nashville Tennessee. Flora Mitchell and Marjorie Buff of Springfield Missouri stood fifth in Division 1 doubles with 1,125, 36 behind Joyce Fischer and Marty Roberts of Grand Rapids Michigan.

Memphis Tenn Pat Kirkpatrick Louise Deidiker Parsons Kan Ruth Longere Dorothea Jeffries Indianapolis Janet Aldridge Joplin Vivian Stout Nashville Flora Mitchell Marjorie Buff Springfield Joyce Fischer Marty Roberts Grand Rapids Mich

Lambert Will Coach Gorillas at Pittsburg State

Paul Lambert, 28, will replace longtime coach John Lance as head basketball coach at Pittsburg State College. A 1956 William Jewell College alumnus, he has been Drake University freshman coach for three years after playing multiple sports at Jewell and coaching at Moberly High School and Boone IA. Lance, 65, retires after 41 seasons with 601 wins and 331 losses.

Pittsburg Kan Paul Lambert John Lance Pittsburg State College Lambert William Jewell College Missouri Drake University Jewell Drake Moberly Boone Iowa Lance

Ottawa Junior High Dominates Southwest Kansas Track Meet

Ottawa Junior High swept eighth grade events at Chanute earning 56 points, with 9th graders placing second at 76. Eight graders won events led by Gates 11.2 in 100 yards, Madison Stein first in high jump and broad jump, and Ottawa relays in 440 and 880. Ninth graders claimed multiple firsts including Lloyd in shot put and discus, Cook in low hurdles, Boyer in pole vault, while Coffeyville led overall with 76 points.

Tom Hickman Roger Buck David Spears Mike Shepherd Greg Gilroy Don Wieneke Don Ottawa Ft. Scott Rosedale Ottawa Junior High Chanute Coffeyville Gates Madison Stein Dean Barr Jim Williams Anderson Independence Parsons Fort Scott Ronnie Lloyd Dennis Cook Ronnie Boyer Bob Gage Nicholson

New PD Chief At Fort Scott Fort Scott selects new police chief

Dwayner F. Simpson 32 is Fort Scott's new chief of police succeeding Claude Emrick who led the department for 74 years. Simpson previously served with the Kansas highway patrol for six and a half years and later joined the Emporia police force.

New PD Fort Scott Kan Dwayner F. Simpson Simpson Kansas Emporia Claude Emrick

The Herald Tip Reward Program Details

The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be about timely local news and include verifiable information. Submissions can be mailed or delivered to the Herald newsroom for consideration by the editorial staff.

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Patterson Liston Fight Set June 27 in Las Vegas

The Patterson Liston rematch for the heavyweight title is scheduled for June 27 in Las Vegas. Liston adviser Jack Nilon agreed to the date and site with reluctance, while Patterson holds rights to choose the rematch details under the original contract.

New York Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson Las Vegas Liston Jack Nilon Chester Fonden Cox Denver Nilon Baltimore Patterson

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