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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1962

Page

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Texas Teams Lead In All AFL Voting

Dallas and Houston placed 11 players on the AP All AFL teams chosen by writers and broadcasters ahead of the league final. Named to the offensive unit are Dawson Haynes Burford and Hennigan with others at back and tackle positions. defensive selections include Banfield Floyd Husmann Otto Grantham Hunt and Williamson. Burford will miss the title game due to injury.

New York Dallas Tfyuston Houston Associated Press Today Len Dawson Abner Haynes Chris Burford Charlie Hennigan al Jamison Don Floyd Ed Husmann Tony Banfield Cookie Gilchrist Buffalo Dawson Haynes Ard Hennigan Sherrill Headrick TE. J. Holuly Lionel Taylor Bob Hunt Denver Harold Olson Larry Grantham New York Titans Headrick Holub Fred Williamson Oakland Austin Gonsoulin Banfield Hunt

Mizzou Heads to Bluebonnet Bowl With Win Urge

Missouri Tigers aim for a bowl victory to finish 1962 with a win after a season of ties. They meet Georgia Tech in Houston. Coach Dan Devine notes rebuilt pep after a two week layoff and practice in milder weather. Injuries linger among five players from the season.

Columbia Missouri Tigers Georgia Tech Houston Tigers Minnesota Minneapolis Oklahoma Kansas Zip Dan Devine George Seals Gene Oliver Don| Wainwright Vince Tobin Jerry Crumpler Kent Rich Keith Weber

Santa Fe Orders Passenger Cars from Budd Co

The Santa Fe Railway placed an eight million dollar contract with the Budd Company of Philadelphia for 24 high level chair cars. The deal, announced Monday, aims to boost passenger traffic by expanding the fleet to supplement 50 similar cars already in service. The cars feature upper level seating and lower level lounges with luggage space.

Chicago Santa Fe Railway Budd Co Philadelphia The Santa Fe

Four ECAC Teams In Tourney

MCPHERSON AP Pairings announced for the McPherson Holiday Basketball Tournament on December 27 and 29. Eight teams compete with Sterling defending champion joined by Bethel Tabor and Emporia in the upper bracket. First round Dec 27 features Emporia vs Phillips and Tabor vs Northwestern Oklahoma State, with lower bracket Bethel vs McPherson and Sterling vs Kansas Wesleyan. Semifinals and finals scheduled for Dec 28 and 29 respectively.

McPherson Sterling College Bethel College Tabor College College of Emporia Emporia Phillips University of Enid Okla Tabor Oklahoma State of Alva Bethel McPherson College Sterling Kansas Wesleyan

Don Drysdale Wins NL Pitching Crown in 1962

Cincinnati AP notes Don Drysdale earned the National League Cy Young award following 1962 pitching records. Drysdale led NL in wins 25, strikeouts 232, innings pitched 414, games started 41, and batters faced 1289. His ERA was 2.84, while Sandy Koufax led at 2.54. Bob Shaw and Bob Purkey finished second and third with 2.80 and 2.81 respectively.

Cincinnati Don Drysdale Fmas Cy Young Drysdale Los Angeles Dodger Dodgers

College Basketball Results Across Regions

East Connecticut 64, American U 58. Rhode Island 86, Maine 78. South Virginia Tech 82, Mississippi State 65. North Carolina 68, Kentucky 66. Georgia Tech 58, Alabama 55. Morehead 81, St Bonaventure 80. Tennessee 73, Citadel 56. Auburn 79, Chattanooga 37. Furman 56, William & Mary 55. La Stech 68, Mississippi 64. Midwest Springfield State Mo 63, Washburn Kan 45. Sterling 77, Baker 59. Wichita 92, Arizona State 90. Houston 75, Missouri 61. Washington Univ St Louis 93, Valparaiso 79. Maryville State Mo 78, Pittsburg State Kan 63. Lincoln Mo 8, Christian Brothers Tenn 77. Seattle 76, Xavier Ohio 74. Wichita 92, Ariz State 90 ot. TWinois 90, San Jose State 64. Indiana 92, Detroit Town 74. Clemson 64. Creighton 57, Ohio U 55. Kansas 68, Denver 43. Town State 69, Toledo 51. Nebraska 72, Miami Ohio 69. Southwest Okla State 68, N M State 62. SMU 80, Northwestern 74. Baylor 75, Tulane 66. Far West Stanford 63, Oregon 44. Utah St 101, San Diego St 57. Idaho State 78, Gonzaga 67. Colo State U 69, Pepperdine 67.

South Midwest Springfield State Washburn Kan Sterling Baker Wichita Arizona State Houston Missouri Washington University St. Louis Valparaiso Maryville State Pittsburg State Lincoln Christian Brothers (Tenn Seattle Xavier Ohio Ariz State Twinois San Jose State Indiana Detroit Town Clemson Creighton Kansas Denver Town State Toledo Nebraska Miami

Pro Basketball Results From Monday Include Lakers Victory

Associated Press reports Los Angeles defeated Syracuse 121 to 114 on Monday. Monday schedule featured Chicago at Detroit in New York and Cincinnati at New York, with Syracuse at Cincinnati and St. Louis at Los Angeles listed for Wednesday. ABL had no games Monday and Philadelphia visited Kansas City on Wednesday.

NBA Los Angeles Syracuse Chicago Detroit New York Cincinnati St. Louis San Francisco

Mighty Battle For First In Brunswick League Showdown

Hubbard Lumber defeats First National Bank to move into the lead in the Brunswick League. Hubbard tops 2,619 to 2,609 with P Crane 599 for Hubbard and D Brown 575 for First National. McCracken Electric posts high total 2,633 with Bettge 588 and McDaniels 577. Hubbard 45-23. Lee's 48-20 lead Ladies League at Ottawa Bowl.

Brunswick Night Hubbard Lumber Nitchers Jones EL Whitacre Carey H. Shofner Cordle Fivey Betty N. Brown Birckhead R Shisler Cooper D. Brown Sinih G. Page Trham G. Domnanish White J. Swinehart Iba D. Toumbertin Ottawa Savings & Law Foster Me Barber CG. McFadden H. Tucker Morrison Lowrance Lees Cate Breckenridge Wiedner L. Turner V. Ferguson H. Alban Aga ! Atsworth First National Bank Lumbermen Hubbard First National Bankers P. Crane McCracken Electric R. Bettge C. McDaniels McCracken Helen Bill Lee’s Cafe Ottawa Savings & Loan Lee S. D. Doman Elks Marie Kampschroeder Lee's Brunswick

Sterling Whips Baker For First In Kansas Conference

Sterling won 77 to 59 over Baker to seize first place in the Kansas Conference. John Armstrong scored 25 for Sterling, who led 32-21 at halftime. Babe Hawk topped Baker with 17 points.

Sterling Kansas Baker John Armstrong Babe Hawk

Braves Prep For Last-Place Five In Kansas Tie

Ottawa University Braves host Friends University Falcons at Wilson Field House in Ottawa Kansas. Falcons sit bottom with four conference losses no wins. Ottawa tied for fifth with Bethany and Emporia at 2-2. Sterling leads after 77-59 win over Baker. Ottawa-Friends game set for 7 30 p m tomorrow.

Friends University Falcons Wichita Ottawa University Braves Kansas Wilson Field House Falcons Bethany College of Lindsborg College of Emporia Sterling College Baker University of Baldwin Sterling Southwestern College of Winfield Bethel College of Newton Baker Southwestern Bethel Kansas Wesleyan Salina McPherson College

Cincinnati Bearcats Hold Top AP Ranking With Tough Week

The AP poll names Cincinnati number one for the third straight week as the Bearcats, 6-0 with 438 points, face Dayton and Davidson this week. Duke is second with 349 points, Ohio State third, Chicago Loyola fourth, and Mississippi State fifth. The top ten rely on first place votes, with Missouri ship issue noted in Washington news.

Cincinnati Bearcats Associated Press Cincinnati Dayton Davidson Duke Bearcats Ohio State Chicago Loyola Mississippi State WL Pet Washington U.S.S Missouri Bremerra Kentucky Ton, Wash Puget i Sound Seattle

Liberty Ordered to Stop River Sewage Pollution

Liberty city officials were told by the Missouri Water Pollution Board to halt discharging raw sewage into the Missouri River. The board will suspend sewer extension permits until financing for sewage treatment works is arranged and will notify FHA and VA loan agencies. Mayor Arthur B. Preston noted a bond election of about 1 million dollars on February 5, aiming to solve the sewage problem after four prior proposals were rejected.

Liberty City of Missouri Missouri Water Pollution Board Arthur B. Preston Preston

Giants Dominate East Pro Bowl Selections

The New York Giants will send eight players to the Eastern Conference squad for the Pro Bowl in Los Angeles on January 13. Eastern coaches chose 32 players for the 13th annual charity game, with Cleveland Browns leading with six selections, followed by St. Louis Cardinals five, and Pittsburgh Dallas and Washington with four each. Philadelphia has one pick.

LOS Angeles New York Giants Cleveland Browns St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Dallas Washington Philadelphia

Reader tip reward at The Herald weekly

The Herald offers a five dollar weekly prize for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tipsters are urged to contribute timely, reliable information to earn the reward and assist in reporting community happenings.

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Murder charge tied to Kansas City robbery slaying

Alvin Russell Turner, 35, a Negro soldier, is held without bail for a Dec 27 preliminary hearing on a murder charge in the Dec 11 slaying of Attorney John Keach. Turner, arrested in Kansas City, admitted driving Roy Jack Loren to a beach home where Loren worked. Loren, 21, was killed Friday night while resisting arrest. HOLLYWOOD AP Thomas Mitchell dies at 70 after cancer battle. He starred as Scarlett O Hara s father in Gone With The Wind and won an Oscar, Emmy, and Tony during a storied career.

Kansas City Alvin Russell Turner Turner Olathe Kan John Keach Kansas Roy Jack Loren Loren Hollywood Thomas Mitchell Charles Laughton Notre Dame Mitchell Scarlett O'Hara Hazel Flagg

Lark Leads 2 Derby Teens Into Kansas Rail Charge

Two 17 year olds from Derby Kansas, David Lindsey and Jerald Torpinghaus, faced preliminary hearing on December 26 for willfully obstructing a railroad after a Santa Fe streamliner struck a kerosene barrel. They admitted the act was a lark. The San Francisco Chief with 300 plus passengers did not burn though the locomotive was sprayed. Bail set at $2000.

Wichita, Kan Santa Fe David Lindsey Jerald Torpinghaus Derby Kan San Francisco Kansas Daniel Dwyer Court of Common Pleas

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