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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1965
Page
3
Leslie J. Nason offers encouragement for adults re entering college after a gap. He advises choosing an appropriate course, avoiding overreaching, and using focused study methods such as glossary use, rereading, and summarizing to build understanding and speed up return to learning for better job satisfaction.
Public notice of the August 2 1965 budget hearing at City Hall to discuss the proposed tax levy and amendments. The document lists bank assets liabilities and capital accounts and is signed by Mamie C. Sands Cashier and several bank officials.
Public finance notice listing payments audited and allowed by Franklin County Commissioners for June 1965. Includes Old Age Assistance and General Assistance totals, payrolls, welfare and health funds, and numerous named recipients and vendors. Notary verification dated July 12, 1965.
Arizona State golfer George Boutell of Phoenix captured the Trans-Mississippi Amateur, defeating Jim Hardy of Hutchinson Kansas 1 up in the 86-hole final at Kansas City Country Club after a marathon seven-day event. Boutell trailed late but parred the 32nd to seal the win, overcoming Hardy who battled back on holes 29 and 30.
Milwaukee left-hander Dick Kelley debuts the screwball against the Mets in Game 2 of a Sunday doubleheader. The 25-year-old rookie pitched seven innings in relief, earning his first major league win as Milwaukee swept the Mets 5-1 and 5-4. catcher Gene Oliver learned of the pitch only after Kelley entered.
Arne Dokka, 21 from Studio City, defeated Leo Zampedro, 24 from Warren, Ohio, 10 and 9 to win the National Public Links Championship in its 40th year. The margin set the record for largest victory, surpassing Carl Kauffmann's 8 and 7 win in 1928. Next year's event moves to Brown Deer Golf Course in Milwaukee.
Tom Fitzgerald of Cape Vincent New York quit after nine hours and ten miles in a 22 mile swim from Cape Vincent to Kingston. Cold water and seven foot waves forced the end of the attempt early Sunday in Kingston Ontario.
Carol Mann the U S Open champion from Towson Md led on day one of the Yankee Open but lost to Kathy Whitworth. Mann blamed a weak final putt three putting the 17th as she finished two strokes behind Whitworth after 54 holes.
The Associated Press reports Saturday and Sunday results across minor leagues. International League games include Toronto routing Rochester 7 0 and Buffalo beating Syracuse 3 2, with Columbus 5 Atlanta 2 and Toledo 3 Jacksonville 2 among others. Sunday scores show Toronto 3 1 Rochester 1 5 and Buffalo 3 15 Syracuse 2 4, plus Atlanta 9 1 Columbus 4 7 and Jacksonville 6 0 Toledo 4 1. Pacific Coast League results feature Vancouver 3 Seattle 1, Oklahoma City 5 6 Denver 3el, Portland 2 0 Spokane 0 5, San Diego 6 Arkansas 3, Indianapolis 8 Salt Lake 5 2 Hawaii 4 Tacoma 3, San Diego 5 5 Arkansas 2el, Vancouver 7 11 Seattle 4 4 Spokane 6 Portland 2, and Oklahoma City 8 Denver 5 with Indianapolis at Salt Lake postponed by rain and Hawaii 3e2 Tacoma Del.
National League leads include Mays batting .338 with 23 homers and 761 RBIs 69 runs for Robinson and Stargell. Rose tops hits with 115. Koufax and Gibson pace pitching. American League features Yastrzemski batting .341, Mantilla 65 RBIs, Campaneris 30 steals, Paerco and Fishe r as top pitchers. Oliva and Versalles key hitters with solid totals.
Mike McCormick of Washington pitched a two hitter for his first shutout in over four years as the Senators defeated the New York Yankees 3 0. Jim Lefebvre of Los Angeles tied the game with a two run single in the ninth and then drove in the winning run with a double in the 11th to lift the Dodgers past the Cubs 4 3.
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