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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1974

Page

2

Finley Moves To Block Catfish Hunter Free Agency

Oakland owner Charles C. Finley plans to file in Alameda County Superior Court to bar Catfish Hunter from negotiating with other clubs after Hunter was declared a free agent by arbitration. Legal observers doubt Finley can obtain a restraining order as arbitration is likely binding. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn had barred clubs from talking to Hunter until approved.

New York Oakland A Charles C. Finley Catfish Hunter Finley Hunter Alameda County Superior Court Jerry Kapstein J. Carlton Cherry Ahoskie N.C Cherry Baseball Bowie Kuhn Kuhn Commissioner’s Office Bob Wirz Wirz Marvin Miller Major League Baseball Players Association

Blue Survives Fumble Fest, Grogan Shines

South coach Dave Smith praised SMU and Kansas State quarterback Steve Grogan led the Blues to a 29-24 Blue-Gray victory over the Grays in Montgomery. MVP honors went to South Carolina’s Jay Lynn Hodgin, who set a Blue-Gray rushing record with 117 yards on 22 carries. Grogan threw a TD pass and scored a two-point conversion as the Yankees battled back in a see-saw affair.

Montgomery Ala Dave Smith Southern Methodist Blues Jack Christiansen Stanford Smith Jay Lynn Hodgin South Carolina Hodgin Grays Steve Grogan Kansas State Yankees Rebels Grogan Ottawa Kan Tampa Fla Southerners Alan Pringle Rice Yanks Mark Miller Mis Souri David Fowler Jou Stater Scott Pickens Missouri Fowler Brad Boyd Louisiana State Scott Laidlaw Steve Joachim Christiansen

Pomona Indians trounce Burlingame 68 50 in Tri Lakes clash

Pomona Indians seize early lead and maintain edge to defeat Burlingame 68 to 50 in a Tri Lakes basketball game. Simmons leads with 20 points, Finch adds 15 as Burlingame’s Stout and Coursen top visitors. Pomona improves to 2-1. next game set for January 7 against Quenemo at Quenemo.

Pomona Pomona Indians Burlingame Indians Simmons Finch Coursen Tri- Lakes Quenemo

Former OU Star To Speak At Spring Sports Banquet

Dave Hale, 1969 Ottawa University grad and former pro football player, will speak at OU’s spring sports banquet on May 8 in the OU Student Union. Hale, a McCook Nebraska native, excelled in football basketball and track, earning NAIA discus champion and All-American track honors, later drafted by the Chicago Bears. He now runs a distribution business and has ties to Papermate Pen Company during off seasons. Hale and wife LaNora Schmidt Hale reside in Hickory Hills with their children Aaron and Spencer.

Dave Hale Ottawa University OU Athletic Department Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Hale McCook Neb Omaha Ottawa High School Braves Penn AlliGbnfteth Yeas Anise Chicago Bears Bears Chicago Fire Fire Papermate Pen Company LaNora Schmidt Hale Aaron Spencer Hickory Hills

Super Bowl May Be Really Played Saturday

AP Sports Writer Bruce Lovitt reports that players downplay the upcoming Jan 12 title clash in New Orleans, predicting the real championship will occur in the Saturday playoff game between the Oakland Raiders and Miami Dolphins. Larry Csonka calls the Oakland affair the true Super Bowl, framing it as a decisive first round matchup. The DolphinsRaiders game is one of four such playoff showdowns.

Bruce Lowitt Pete Oakland Raiders Miami Dolphins New Orleans Oakland Miami Larry Csonka Dolphins Raiders John Madden Raiders Pittsburgh Chuck ‘Noll Steelers Buffalo Bills Minnesota St. Louis Washington

Melvern Cruises Past Quenemo 50 34 Non league Win

Melvern Panthers defeated Quenemo 50 34 in a non league game as Melvern built a 42 10 lead entering the final period. Steve Burkdoll led Melvern with 18 points, Butch Jones 10, while Quenemo’s Jack Fine scored 10 in a losing effort. Melvern shot 49 percent to Quenemo’s 31 and held a 32 26 rebounding edge. Quenemo returns to action January 3 at Linwood.

Quenemo Melvern Panthers Steve Burkdoll Butch Jones Jack Fine Buffs Norman Meiers Steve Pegram Thirst Panthera Fitsdamar Furl Melgern Linwood

Lyndon Tops County Rival in 59-46 Nonleague Win

Lyndon High defeated Osage City 59 to 46 as Randy Dawson led with 20 points and 13 rebounds. The Tigers outscored in the second half, pulling away from a 30-25 halftime edge with strong inside play from Dawson Masenthin and Silver. Osage City shooters Kern and Haskins totaled 18 and 16. Lyndon improves to 4-0 and hosts Waverly Friday before holiday break.

Osage City Lyndon Tigers LHS Randy Dawson Greg Masenthin Jim Silver Dawson Silver Masenthin Indians Kern Haskins Waverly Yndon Sliver Wigger Rissen Heckman Dorr Atchison Ryan Hafenstein Chavez

Vikings Fall As Yates Center Routs CH 63 53

Yates Center pulled away in the late period to defeat Central Heights 63 to 53 in a non league game. Whitney led Yates Center with 23 points while CH’s Dan Milchelt Tracy Smith scored 14 and 16. The Vikings’ next varsity game is January 2 at home against Lyndon.

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