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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1962

Page

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NCAA Puts Colorado On Two-Year Probation

The NCAA fined and barred Colorado from postseason bowl games and the TV series for 1961 and 1962 amid a slush fund scandal involving football coach Everett Grandelius. Missouri received reprimand without penalties for an interest free loan to a prospect. New Mexico State’s three year probation remains, with a 1964 review date set.

New Orleans National Collegiate Athletic Association University of Colorado University of Missouri New Mexico State University Colorado NCAA Missouri New Mexico State Walter Byers Byners Byers

Jayhawks sweep Iowa State, seize Big Eight lead in baseball

Kansas Forthe sweeping doubleheader against seventh-place Iowa State in Lawrence improved to 9-2 in Big Eight play. Oklahoma State and Missouri also won or moved in standings as Colorado and Oklahoma split and Lincoln games produced late drama. Kansas pitchers Monty Stewart and Roger Brock led the early runs while Sevcik siblings and Hulett provided Big Eight scoring support.

Kansas Jayhawks Iowa State Lawrence Jayhawks Cyclones Oklahoma State Kansas State Missouri Nebraska Lincoln Jim Sevcik John Sevcik George Hulett Oklahoma Boulder Sooners Colorado Ray Melvin Roger Brock Kansas Town State Brock Jerry Waldschmidt

Best In Women's League Play At Royal T Lanes

High scores and top series noted in Friday night Ladies League at Royal T Lanes. Wolgast rolled a 520 series, Pence's team led, with F Gilborn grabbing a 203 game. Other notable marks include C Jackson 614 for Keen TV at Ottawa Bowl and D Heckman 244 in a 595 series.

Wolgast Pence Royal T Lanes F. Gilborn Mrs. Wolgast C. Jackson Keen TV D. Heckman Russ Pat Royal T Ladies Pence A. DeCaeny B. Leach Stig DeCaeny Polgaat Kramer Dougs Hughes A Spatz R. Boyer C. Smith Trout H. Carey Colby L. Meador Fairmont Honn

Highland Park Wins Net Match In Topeka

Highland Park High School of Topeka defeated Ottawa High School 4-0 in a tennis meet played yesterday afternoon. Singles saw Julius Rebek beat Roger Reynolds 6-0 6-1 and Dick Evans defeat Eddie Davidson 6-3 6-2. In doubles Milo Guy and Randy Curry won 6-0 1-6 6-0 over Roger Casteel and Loren Shofner, while Ron Mikkelson and Jess Cushinberry defeated David Milburn and Jan Jefferis 7-5 6-3.

Highland Park High School Topeka Ottawa High School Julius Rebek Highland Park Roger Reynolds Ottawa Dick Evans Eddie Davidson Milo Guy Randy Curry Roger Casteel Loren Shofner Ron Mikkelson Jess Cushinberry David Milburn Jan Jefferis

Women's Golf Pairings Set for May Luncheon

Pairings for the women's golf luncheon on May 1 have been announced. The list includes Sheldon, Peters, Kelsey, Speer, F. Cramer, Roberts, M. Cook, Shade, Fletcher, Crawford, Young, Elder, Gaynor, Sloan, Kramer, Hudson, Fredeen, Isham, and Lollar. Reservations or cancellations may be made by calling CH 2-2620 or CH 2-4160.

Sheldon Peters Kelsey Speer F. Cramer Roberts M. Cook Shade Fletcher Crawford Young Elder Gaynor Sloan Kramer Hudson Fredeen Isham Lollar

A's Smash 18 Hits In 14-5 Win

The Kansas City Athletics battered Baltimore pitching for 18 hits in a 14-5 win at Municipal Stadium. Ed Rakow pitched eight innings for the victory, improving to 3-1, while Gino Cimoli went 5-for-5 with two triples two doubles and a single. Dick Howser and Jerry Lumpe joined two-hit games alongside Manny Jimenez and Rakow as KC heated up.

Kansas City Athletics Baltimore Municipal Stadium Gino Cimoli Kansas City Dick Howser Jerry Lumpe Norm Siebern Manny Jimenez Rakow Jim Gentile

College Scores and Track Results Across Multiple Games

Kansas 5 4 Iowa State 4 0 Missouri 12 Nebraska 5 Oklahoma 2 0 Colorado 1 7 Oklahoma State at Kansas State rain Emporia State 6 Air Force 3 Maryville State 71 Turkio 52 Peru (Neb) 46 GOLF Oklahoma State 1314 Kansas 14 William Jewell 12% Maryville State 244.

Kansas Iowa State Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado Oklahoma State Kansas State Emporia State Air Force Maryville State Turkio Peru Neb William Jewell

Determination Can Cut Golf Handicap, Gleason Tale

An article argues that mental resolve can overcome golf handicaps beyond technique. It cites Jackie Gleason’s 1957 weekend transformation at Shawnee, where relentless practice from cart golf and lessons lowered his score from 143 to 90, leading toward a club championship.

Sam Snead Jackie Gleason Shawnee-on- Delaware Pennsylvania Gleason Jackie Cedartown

Drysdale Shines at Dodger Stadium in 7-2 Win

Don Drysdale, now Dodger ace at the new Dodger Stadium, earned his third win in four starts by defeating Pittsburgh 7-2. He scattered 10 hits, walked one, and struck out seven as Frank Howard and Johnny Roseboro drove in two runs each. Giants beat Cubs 5-4. Braves, Cardinals, and Phillies also won as league action continued.

Tory Baltimore Diego Segui Orioles Los Angeles Coliseum Drysdale Dodger Stadium Pittsburgh Pirates Los Angeles Philadelphia New York Mets Frank Howard Johnny Roseboro Dodgers Howard Roseboro Bob Veale Cardinals Curt Simmons Reds Simmons Wally Post Frank Robinson Ken Boyer Curt Flood Flood St. Louis John Callison Tony Gonzalez Phils Mets Don Demeter Cal McLish Roger Craig

Donovan Finds Home With Indians In AL Title Chase

Dick Donovan solidified his fit with the Cleveland Indians as a key arm in the AL race. He notched his fourth win of the unbeaten season with a six hit 7-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins. Detroit thumped Los Angeles 13-4, New York topped Washington 10-8, Chicago beat Boston 7-4, and Kansas City routed Baltimore 14-5. A tense Detroit LA game featured a $50 fine on Joe Nuxhall for throwing at Norm Cash, sparking a bench and fan melee with beer cans hurled by spectators.

Minnesota Twins Indians Detroit Los Angeles New York Washington Chicago Boston Kansas City Baltimore Donovan Boston Braves Chicago White Sox Piersall Harmon Killebrew Zoilo Versalles Joe Nuxhall Tiger Norm Cash Ed Runge Nuxhall

Southwestern Wins Relays at Southwestern Invitational Relays

Southwestern dominated the meet at Winfield with six victories and a tie for first for 124 points, ahead of College of Emporia 70, Ottawa 58, and Northwestern Oklahoma State 42. The article lists event winners across sprints, hurdles, throws, jumps, and relays with multiple colleges scoring, highlighting Southwestern’s supremacy in distance and relay events.

Winfield Southwestern College of Emporia Ottawa Northwestern Oklahoma State Friends Bethel Sterling Wichita Kansas Wesleyan Alva St. Johns Tabor Brown Peppers Glenn Fenton Phillips Meyers Duncm Copeland Woodbury Mock Abbott Miller Hower Vernon Krause Cheshire Waltner Jones Northwestern McAninch

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