Fossils beat OU faculty 90 to 35 in midweek clash
Tom Watson led the Fossils with four first quarter buckets as Ottawa University players outpaced the Faculty Fossils. Conrad Downing and Mike Newmaster fueled a 50 13 halftime lead and the Fossils expanded their pace to finish 90 35 for win four of seven. Bill Boucek and Meyers top-scored for the faculty with eight.
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Newmaster
Ted Brill
Lee Olmestead
Conrad Downing
Oy" “Bailey
Don Korn
Tom Watson
Fossils
Mike Newmaster
Lee Olmstead
Ottawa High School
Brill
Bill Boucek
Meyers
Ottawa High
Olympic Practices Plagued By Injuries
INNSBRUCK Austria AP Crippling accidents and lesser mishaps mar pre Olympic training ahead of the Winter Games next week A British toboggan team member broke an arm and two American ski jumpers suffered lesser injuries Coaches named starters for Olympic events Norman Barkley a British sledder flew off a dangerous course landed on the chute edge and lay motionless for minutes Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypecki another Briton was fatally injured earlier this week in a separate incident.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Norman Barkley
Barkley
Kazimierz Kay-Skrzypecki
Austen Samuelstuen
Boulder
Colo
U.S
Seefeld Hill
Dave Hicks
Duluth
Minn
Olympic Organizing Committee
Bob Beattie
Jean Saubert
Lakeview
Ore
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Sophomore Cyclones Face Emporia as Wallace Emphasizes Development
Coach Harold Wallace surveys a young 2-2 Sophomore Cyclones squad with limited speed but potential. Dale Dieterich Scott Killough lead a Saturday 10 a.m. clash with Emporia as Ronny Lloyd Eyes varsity bid while Ottawa’s sophomores prep to play Olathe.
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Harold Wallace
Wallace
Emporia
Bonner Springs Sopho
Lawrence
Turner
Scott Killough
Dale Dieterich
Dudley Calder
Eddie Sheldon
David Winchester
Cyclone
Ronnie Lloyd
Lloyd
Varsity
Ottawa
Olathe
Miller Was Best Dodger Reliefer
Bob Miller emerged as the Dodgers top NL reliever in Aug and Sep 1963, going 14 relief appearances with a 1.40 ERA while Ron Perranoski yielded 7 runs in 45 innings. Miller finished 1963 9-6 with a 2.89 ERA, as Dodgers signed multiple players over the weekend including Roseboro and Davis.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ron Perranoski
Bob Miller
Miller
Dodgers
New York Mets
Perranoski
John Roseboro
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Announcement
Ottawa Kansas publication notes subscription prices for trade area and outside area. Lists monthly quarterly half year and yearly rates and credits editor Robert B Wellington. Mentions Associated Press rights and exclusive use for local news and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
Bowling Scores Report From Local Leagues
Classic Kitty Clover leads with 207.5 high set by Tucker and 190.5 by Walker. Ottawa Insulation tops with 212.6 by Jones and 213.6 by Simmons. Pepsi Cola and Bienie’s Garage also post notable scores, while Thursday Night Ladies clocks in solid totals.
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Kitty Clover
Tucker
Gambles
Walker
Ottawa Insulation
Jones
Edmistons
Simmons
Pepsi Cola
Kamp
Pence’s Grocery
Willhite
New Leaders Rise In Kansas Conference Basketball Stats
In the Kansas Conference weekly stats update, new leaders emerge in field goals Bob Jackson Southwestern 68.9 percent and free throws Jim Farney Sterling 84.4 percent. Jim Hutton Baker leads rebounds at 11.1 per game while Dudley Boeken Sterling remains top scorer at 24.8 points per game with Keith Rucas Friends narrowing the gap to 23.9. Bethany still tops rebounds with 557 in 13 games as Emporia ties in rebounds. Bethel tops team defense and Emporia moves to top free-throw percentage club.
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Emporia
Kansas
Bob Jackson
Southwestern
Jim Farney
Sterling
Jim Hutton
Baker
Dudley Boeken
Keith Rucas
Friends
Boeken
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
College of Emporia
Bethel
Yale 1964 Football Schedule Highlights Home Start
Yale plans nine game 1964 football slate with first four at home. Openers include Connecticut Lehigh Brown and Columbia, then Cornell in Ithaca Dartmouth in Yale Bowl Penn in Philadelphia Princeton at home and Harvard in Cambridge. Lehigh replaces Colgate as new rival.
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New Haven
Spahn signs for highest pay in baseball history
Warren Spahn, nearing 48 and at 350 career wins, signed with the Milwaukee Braves for what GM John McHale calls the highest salary ever paid a pitcher, about 85 000 dollars. Other major signings included Perranoski Lopez and Pinson.
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Warren Spahn
Island of
Manhattan
Indians
Spahnie
Warren
Milwaukee Braves
John McHale
Boston Braves
Spahine
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Hec
TV Network Bids Accepted Today
New York AP dispatch reports NFL television rights for 1964 and 1965 to be bid today by NBC CBS and ABC with potential totals reaching 15 million. Rozelle may delay final decision to Tuesday but a ruling is expected today. NBC already holds college rights and three New Year bowls. The title game rights to be bid later, likely over one million.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York
Pete Rozelle
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
American Broadcasting Co
Rozelle
NBC
NFL
CBS
ABC
Chicago
Bears
New York Giants
Stadium Lease To Be Discussed
Kansas City AP Finley plans to visit Kansas City without his lawyer to discuss a lease for Municipal Stadium with city officials. Reports say he sought another AL meeting to address the Athletics, after earlier moves toward Dallas and Oakland and a Louisville contract. Kansas City wants a four year lease while Finley proposes one or two years. White Sox owner Arthur Allyn says Cronin told him Finley asked for another owners meeting.
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Tor Lopez
New York Yankees
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Eddie Kasko
Houston Colts
Kansas City
Charles O. Finley
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Mexico
Perranoski
Dodgers
Lefty
Lopez
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Pinson
Kasko
Reds
Colts
Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Kakso
Wally Wolf
Mets
Stengel
Mexico City
Finley
A’s
Municipal Stadium
Carleton F. Sharpe
Dallas
Oakland
Calif
Louisville
Sharpe
Arthur C. Allyn
Kanesas City
Joe Cronin
Bellamy's Fine Costs Other Teams in NBA Row
Walt Bellamy faced a $400 fine for not hustling as Baltimore beat New York 130-114. Bellamy sank all 12 field goals, scoring 31 in three quarters before resting. Boston beat St Louis 110-104. San Francisco crushed Detroit 125-93 as Chamberlain led with 28 in a balanced stat line.
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Bullets
National Basketball Association
Bellamy
Baltimore
New York
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Detroit
Wilt Chamberlain
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