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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1964

Page

2

Baseball sluggers flood AL fences in 5 game stretch

AL action sees 25 homers, Wayne Causey key two game doubleheader swing, White Sox tie or lead but split with Athletics. Lopez argues Causey homer. umpires rule fence play. Orioles beat Indians, Tigers edge Tigers, Yankees win to shrink gap on Baltimore. Red Sox blanked, Mantilla and Conigliaro homer in late innings.

Associated Press al Lopez Charley Finley White Sox Lopez Wayne Causey Skansas City Finley Chicago Causey Municipal Stadium Ron Hansen Athletics Jim Gentile Baltimore Detroit New York Yankees Orioles

Imaginary Road Show Highlights Baseball Trend

In a satirical Major League Mudcats meeting, officials joke about team identity and branding. The vice president notes they have lingered in town two weeks and consider whether to sew names on uniforms or keep using disappearing ink. The piece lampoons how teams adapt when things go wrong.

Jim Becker Associated Press NEW York (Ap Mudcats

Bears Back in Harness for NFL Camp and Rivalry

Chicago Bears reopen camp at St Joseph's College in Rensselaer Indiana with early drills and rookies leading the workload. They renew training for the Aug 7 Soldier Field clash with college All‑Stars as other NFL and AFL teams begin rookie camps nationwide. The piece also sketches a satirical exchange about stadium subsidies and a nomadic plan to move a team, highlighting the owners and executive chatter.

Jack Hand Associated Press Chicago Bears George Halas Bears Kcamp Rensselaer Ind Halas Soldier Field Chicago Los Angeles Rams New ‘York Giants Dallas Cowboys Cleveland Browns Philadelphia Eagles NFL American Football League New York Jets Denver Broncos Jets Peekskill N.Y Broncos Fort Collins Colo Bearse All Stars Pittsburgh AFL

No Contest For Yacht

American Eagle a sleek 12meter yacht built this year for Americas Cup competition threatens a one boat show of trials to decide the U S defender against Britain in September. Eagle swept to a fifth straight easy victory of the current trials after rival Columbia withdrew from the race, sailing unopposed for the last 17 miles of a 20 mile triangular course.

Newport U.S Britain Eagle Columbia

League Schedules Highlight Rained Out Makeup Games

The weekly schedule lists remaining makeup games in both leagues. National League matchups include Dodgers against Cubs, Giants versus Cardinals, Cardinals versus Cubs, Dodgers versus Braves, and Giants against Pirates. American League games feature White Sox versus Athletics, Yankees against Indians, White Sox against Orioles, Yankees against Athletics, and Orioles versus Athletics.

Dodgers Cubs Giants Cardinals Dodgers i Braves Pirates White Sox Athletics Yankees Indians Orioles Athleteics Piates Dodgers Tigers Indians

Nicklaus Fails to Qualify for World Series of Golf

Jack Nicklaus endures a 10 000 mile trek from St Andrews to London facing a rail scare passport loss missed vaccinations and engine trouble before failing to reach the World Series of Golf in Akron His bid for the PGA title heats up a week after his British Open record effort and sets the stage for a home-course showdown in Ohio with the next big chance at the prize money and world series berth.

Columbus, Ohio Jack Nicklaus St. Andrews Big Jack Golden Bear Jack Hallowed St. Andrews Lema Nicklaus Barbara Scotland London

Major Stars Shine as Monbouquette Delivers Shutout for Boston

The Associated Press reports Bill Monbouquette of the Red Sox pitched his first shutout and complete game of the season, holding Washington to four hits in a 7-0 Boston win. In batting, Lou Brock of the Cardinals had seven hits across a doubleheader sweep of Pittsburgh, homering in game one and adding a homer, triple and two singles in the nightcap.

Cleveland Boston Washington Gary Peters White Sox George Alusik Dick Green A’s Peter Ward Don Buford Gene Stephens Hansen Sox Manny Jimenez Ed Charles Causey Gentile Associated Press Bill Monbouquette Red Sox Lou Brock Cardinals Pittsburgh

Hogan Seeks Feel for Course in PGA Return at 51

Ben Hogan, 51, returns to the PGA Championship at Columbus Country Club amid reports his competitive drive remains but his feel for the course is missing. He says golf is now driven by instinct and mechanics, hoping practice and study of the course can restore the edge needed to win.

Columbus Ohio Ben Hogan Texas Hawk Hogan Columbus Country Club U.S

Umpire Loses Court Suit

New York AP reports that AL President Joe Cronin reaffirmed umpire Jim Honochick after a spitting incident involving Vic Power. The North Carolina Supreme Court in Raleigh had earlier ruled differently, with Justice Susie Sharp noting fans taunt umpires to feel they get their money's worth.

New York

Topeka Golfer Fires A 70 In National Public Links Qualifying

MINNEAPOLIS AP Bill McDonald a 20 year old 134 pounder from Topeka Kan shot a 70 in the first round of National Public Links Golf Tournament qualifying The final round is today with 64 low scorers advancing to match play Wednesday William Farkas Jr Phoenix led Monday with a 66 George Welsh Dayton posted 69 and 70s came from Wallace Mizell Bob Smith and Steve Opperman McDonald narrowly missed breaking 70 on No 18 after a tee shot into the trees

Minneapolis Bill McDonald Topeka Kan Francis Gross William Farkas Jr Pheenix George Welsh Dayton Ohio Wallace Mizell Jacksonville Fla Bob Smith Sacramento Calif Steve Opperman San Francisco McDonald Pees Ines Sper

Rodgers Leads French Open With Course Record 66

Phil Rodgers, 26, of La Jolla California, tops the French Open leaderboard with a 66 in the first round to lead Britain's Tony Grubb by one stroke. Rodgers remains ineligible for the U S PGA Championship due to incomplete apprenticeship requirements.

Chantilly France Phil Rodgers United States PGA Rodgers la Jolla Calif Britain Tony Grubb U.S

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