Ottawa Bowl Stands Third In MB A Tournament Night
The Ottawa Bowl quintet led by Kenneth Cordle topped the lanes with a 2701 scratch and 3016 handicap to grab third place behind Trout's Southpaws and Princeton Merchants. Kenneth's sons Darrell, Lyle, and Claron added solid scores while Litwin's rose to sixth with 2970. Evening action featured top marks by Gilbert for Edmonds ton and a lineup of teams rolling tonight to finish the team event with singles and doubles slated for weekends.
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JoAnne Ahead In Titleholders at Augusta
JoAnne Prentice leads the $7,500 Titleholders event after a best round of the year, posting 71 to sit one stroke in front into the second round at Augusta Country Club. Mary Lena Faulk and Marilynn Smith trail with even par 72s, Faulk firing 36s and Smith 37s.
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NCAA Rejects Gotham Bowl from postseason slate
The National Collegiate Athletic Association ejected the Gotham Bowl from approved post season football games. Thirteen other football bowls were approved along with various special competitions in ice hockey and cross country. The Gotham Bowl has never achieved financial success.
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Cyclones Sweep Ft Scott Relays With Three Firsts
Ottawa High track squad captured three first places and 2914 points, finishing fifth in a nine-team field at Ft Scott Relays. Winners were Jerry Turley in the long jump at 22 feet 2 inches, Charles Bowling in pole vault at 12 feet 7 inches, and the medley relay of Turley Ferguson Jamison and Craig Davis in 9 53.8.
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Dave Altic
Dean Woodward
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Orioles Buy Outfielder Rathman Again From Senators
Baltimore Orioles acquire outfielder Herman Rathman from the Washington Senators for $8,000 on waivers. Rathman, a 214-pound right handed hitter from Leavenworth Kansas, was optioned to Aberdeen of the Class A Northern League after hitting .244 with 53 RBIs in 60 games last season.
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Ottawa Junior High Wins EKL Track Meet in Dramatic Finish
Ottawa Junior High, led by coach Don Kornhaus, edged five Eastern Kansas League schools to seize the EKL title with 70 points, topping Olathe, Turner, Argentine, Bonner Springs, and Rosedale. Ronnie Lloyd set Ottawa marks in shot put and discus. Harvey Nicholson clocked 2:13.1 in the 4 1/4 mile.
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Mets Beat Cubs To Boost Season Mark At 6-9
The Mets edged the Chicago Cubs 3-2 to improve to 6-9 for the season, their best start in team history. Frank Thomas delivered a run producing single in the ninth, and Ron Hunt and Charlie Neal sparked the first inning rally. Roger Craig earned the win with seven solid innings, aided by a key third to first double play that stifled a Cubs threat. Bob Miller pitched five strong innings in relief for the Dodgers, beating Cincinnati 7-1 as Los Angeles won five of six. In other results, San Francisco tied St. Louis atop the NL with an 8-4 win, and Houston prevailed 7-5 over Milwaukee.
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Scoreboard Thursday's Results and Schedule
Scores show Los Angeles beat Detroit 7 to 5 Minnesota 8 Washington 0 Baltimore 3 Kansas City 2 in 101 innings Only games scheduled for Thursday include Kansas City at Washington Minnesota at Detroit Los Angeles at Baltimore Tonight's games follow with Kansas City at Washington Minnesota at Detroit Los Angeles at Baltimore Saturday's slate lists Minnesota at Detroit Kansas City at Washington Los Angeles at Baltimore Also listed are Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston New York 3 Chicago 2 San Francisco 8 St. Louis 4 Houston 7 Milwaukee 5 Los Angeles 7 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Houston St. Louis at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco New York at Pittsburgh
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Crampton Leads Texas Open As Palmer Struggles
Bruce Crampton the iron man of golf led the Texas Open with a 64 at Oak Hills on Thursday earning a two stroke edge over Phil Rodgers Tommy Aaron Johnny Pott and Don January Arnold Palmer failed to fire with a 71 leaving him set for a potential late surge to capture first prize in the $30,000 event.
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Hike fad called foolhardy by health official
Kansas City AP report quotes Dr. James Feurig former Green Bay Packer lineman at the American College Health Association meeting. He criticizes President Kennedy's 50 mile hike challenge as foolhardy and notes that fewer than 2 percent of Americans get enough exercise at work.
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NFL TV Rights Sale Sets Record Price for One Day
New York AP reports the National Football League sold the television rights to its 1963 championship game for $926,000. NBC bought the rights, paying a record sum and more than $300,000 over the prior contract, a move expected to restore confidence in the league.
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