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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1964
Page
1
Mendell and Davidson combined for 41 points as Ottawa defeated the Reds 49 to 37 in EKL action. Mendell scored 23 on 11 of 21 shooting, with 4 of 11 in the first half, guiding Ottawa to its eighth league win and 12th overall while Cincinnati’s leaders Turner Bears kept turnover-free control.
The Ottawa Reds beat Bonner Springs B team 49 to 43 on the home court. Davidson led the scoring with 18 points and Mendell added 8, while Earle Doman toped rebounding with 8. Ottawa built a 40-26 lead early in the fourth and held on as Bonner struggled from the field.
A fragmented report notes Kansas College in the Kansas Conference, pushing to a 10-6 record as the team gains momentum on a key night. Readable elements indicate university and conference context with implied game progress.
Miami AP The field of 10 handicap horses prepared to pay 1000 to enter the 100000-added Widener at Hialeah Park the richest Florida race to date with a 190800 gross and 85020 to the winner. Favorite Admiral Vic at 52 with Mickey Solomone heads a strong slate including Mongo 31 with Wayne Chambers and Top Gallant 41 with Steve Brooks.
The grid lists teams such as EDIMISTON S and KITTY CLOVER with high 10 30 marks and scores like 210 479 and 232 578. Names include Worl Tucker Cordle Kampschroeder Bettge Jones Lowrance Ferguson Gorton Bond Heckman Davis LovE among others. Teams like OTTAWA INSULATION NIGHTHAWKS and RUSS AND PAT S appear with high scores around the 187 to 232 range.
Princeton defeated Melvern 62 to 56 as John Sutton led Princeton with 19 points on 7 field goals and 5 free throws. Melvern's Harry Geier was top scorer for Melvern with 2 points. Melvern outscored Princeton in field goals but trailed at the line. Princeton converted 64 percent on 18 of 28 free throws while Melvern hit 40 percent on 8 of 20.
Charles C. Finley, who had pledged to stay with Kansas City, faces ouster by nine American League club executives. If approved, the league would operate the team, negotiate a lease for Municipal Stadium, and eventually sell the club with proceeds going to Finley. The proceedings echo past Landis actions in the NL, as deadlines for a lease failed to resolve the stalemate and Finley remained largely silent.
Final standings list multiple bowling teams across classes. Class A shows Bonnie's Shoe Box first with 2019 points, Moore's Chevy Olds second at 2839, Royal T Lanes third 2829, Pence's Food Center fourth 2807, Grogan's Ltd Ser fifth 2736, Helen & Bill's sixth 2725. BY class lists People's Nat Bank first 2919, Crite's second 2806, Eagle's Aux third 2778, Bond's Cleaners fourth 12153, Independents fifth 2746, Kramer's Drugs sixth 2745, Ottawa Bowl appears with 2714.
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices including three months for 3.00 and one year for 9.00 with external rates at 1.50 per month and 15.00 per year. It notes editor Robert B. Wellington and A P news use rights and local AP dispatches.
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