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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1955

Page

4

OHS Grid Team Opens Practice Ahead of Season Opener

Ottawa High School gridmen begin two a day drills on the practice field with sessions 9 to 11 30 in the morning and 2 30 to 4 30 in the afternoon as coach John Giger shapes a nine game slate. Key players include nine new helmets and jerseys with many positions unsettled as Pittsburg looms Sept 22 and early opponents slated.

Ottawa High School John Giger Cyclones Pittsburg Giger OHS Fred Harder Gary Fredricks Charles Hoopes Gary Hornbuckle Harley Ainsworth Bob Luce Joe Harkins Marvin Wilson Wilson Bob Bundy Jim Télson Ernie Shaffer Bill’ Spaulding George Kramer Lar

Duck Season Dates Set Despite OCR Oddities

Interior Department announced waterfowl seasons for Missouri and Kansas. Missouri duck, goose, and coot dates run Oct 28 to Jan 5 with Wilsons snipe Oct 28 to Nov 31. Kansas ducks and coots Oct 9 to Dec 22, geese Oct 9 to Dec 7, Wilsons snipe Oct 9 to Oct 23. Shooting hours start half an hour before sunrise in both states. daily bag limits include 5 geese and 10 coots in both, Wilsons snipe 8, Missouri duck 4 and 8, Kansas duck 5 and 10.

Washington Kansas Missouri Interior Department Wilson

Lutz Criticizes Politics Over Kansas Fish and Game

Former publicity director Pratt ui-Harry F. Lutz known as Swede, resigning Sept. 1 after 32 years. He blames petty politics and personalities for hindering the department's program, calling for control by real sportsmen and a return to sportsmen’s oversight.

Kansas Fish and Game Department

Landy to decide if spikes return for track season

Melbourne star John Landy, famed miler, weighs whether to wear spikes again this season. The schoolteacher recalls a 3:52 Turku mile and a 3:41.8 1500 m while noting his enthusiasm for teaching now. He says, I will see what happens.

Melbourne John Landy Landy Turku Finland John Sandy

Ty Cobb Called Baseball's Nimble Brain of the Ages

Fifty years ago today Ty Cobb appeared in his first major league box score with the Detroit Tigers. H G Salanger, Detroit News veteran sports editor, argues Cobb's fame rests on the nimblest brain in baseball, a keener understanding of players and the game, and a relentless drive that shaped records over 24 years.

Ealtor Tyrus Reymond Cobb Detroit Tigers H. G. Salainger Detroit News Cobb Badetail Detroit Branch Rickey St. Louis Browns

Baseball Standings and Schedule From Early Week Update

In the American League the standings show New York at .606 with 18 wins and 7 losses, Cleveland at .500+, and Boston and Detroit near .500. The National League table lists Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louis, and Pittsburgh with several games postponed or suspended. Tuesday night schedules feature interleague matchups and alternate venues, with results from Monday including Baltimore over Detroit and Brooklyn over St. Louis.

New York Chicago UBL Cleveland Boston Detroit Praag City Wasnington Baltimore Tusaday Brewer Trucka Kansas City Coleman Keliner Portocarrero Washington Porterfield Hoeft Wilson Ve Lemon Beaulta Towton Brooklyn Averege Milwaukee Jase Philadelphia Cincinnati Loula Pittsburgh Milwaukee Broginya Buhl Rewcombe Jones Dickson Regovia Kuppstelp

Martin on Leave to Rejoin Yankees for pennant drive

COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Corp Billy Martin star second baseman of the New York Yankees until his induction into the Army, was granted a 30 day leave to rejoin the team for its drive for an American League pennant.

Colorado Springs Colo

Pomona Player Had Perfect Army Game

Pomona’s Jack Bittenbender, age undefined, starred in Army service with a no hitter in Germany for Hanau Signaleers five years ago. The Pomona ball player later played for Jack Nelsen’s Pomona team and the Gilmore Skelly Service softball club, excelling on mound and outfield. In New York, Chris Christensen defeated Gene Patrier by sixth round TKO after a cut over Patrier’s right eye halted the bout.

Jack Bittenbander Pomona Hanau Signaleers Suttonwood Eagles Germany Bittenbender Harry Bittenbender Jack Nelsen Gilmore Skelly Service New York Whn Denmark Chris Christensen Gene Patrier Niagara Falls N. Y Patrier Alexander Schiff Barney Felix Poirier Vincent Nardiello

Panthers Start Football Season vs Melvern at Williamsburg

Williamsburg High School opens grid play September 23 under coach Walt Moore with the Panthers hosting Melvern. Moore, in his second year, relies on seven returning lettermen and several new players to bolster the team after five starters graduated. The WHS slate includes games against Melvern, Gridley, LeRoy, Westphalia, Waverly, Wellsville, Overbrook, and LeHo, with a Boulder Country Club dinner to cap the day.

Williamsburg Kas Williamsburg High School Walt Moore Panthers Melvern Moore Ben, Nitcher Doyle Reiehard Terry Robe Leroy Fitzgerald Don Randel Delaine Heckman Bud Jon Ware Bob Sutherland Ken Thornbrugh Jelcel Blair Gridley LeRoy Westphalia Waverly Wellsville Overbrook Leho

Nashua Swaps Showdown in Chicago for $100,000

Perfect conditions greet tomorrow as two 3 year olds, Nashua and Swaps, prepare for a dream matchup in the winner take all $100,000 race on Washington track. Trainers say both colts are at peak form seeking sophomore honors and Horse of the Year recognition.

Chicago Washington

Park race expected to draw 35000 fans at dirt oval

In Boulder Colorado William C. Lam, CU business manager notes season ticket sales soaring to nearly 6500 with gates already higher than 1954. Odds list Swaps at 2-5 and Nashua 9-5 as fair cooler weather forecast for event.

Rado University Athletic Department William C. (Kaye) Lam

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