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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1965

Page

2

Perry Still Unbeaten In Tight American League Race

Dick Coach AP report notes Jim Perry and Naragon powering the Twins past the Angels 5-2 to stay 3 games up in the AL. Cleveland’s Stange blanked Baltimore 5-0 to move to second. Kansas City beat Chicago 6-3 as Lonborg, Ortega and Hamlin shine in other wins.

Dick Coach Associated Press Jim Perry Hal Naraegon Perry Naraegon Sam Mele Mele Bill Valentine Minnesota Twins Naragon Los Angeles Angels Twins Cleveland Cleveland Indians Orioles Lee Stange Baltimore Chicago White Sox Kansas City Jim Lonborg Boston New York Yankees Phil Ortega Washington Detroit Harmon Killebrew Jimmie Hall Los Angeles Dean Chance Killebrew Hall Stange Chuck Hinton Steve Barber Athletics Roland Sheldon Chicago Joe Horelen Bill Bryan Dick Green Lonborg Red Sox Rico Petrocelli Tom Tresh Frank Malzone Carl Yastrzemski Ken Hamlin Woodie Ortega

Spitball Legalization Debate Roils White Sox

Chicago White Sox general manager Ed Short leads a push to legalize the spitball with support from field manager Al Lopez. Short notes the rule change would affect pitchers who relied on the pitch, outlawed since 1920, amid ongoing complaints from managers in both leagues.

Ed Short Chicago White Sox Short al Lopez White Sox

Lombardi bars AFL from County Stadium in Milwaukee

Vince Lombardi said the AFL cannot use County Stadium in Milwaukee until 1968 due to a contract. He spoke at a news conference and noted no hard feelings toward the AFL, but warned sharing a common draft would aid NFL competition.

Green Bay Wis Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers National Football League Milwaukee County Stadium Lombardi Lombard

Nicklaus Sees 80,488 In 1965 Golf Earnings

Jack Nicklaus finished second in the Canadian Open earning 12,000 to lift his 1965 golf earnings to 80,488, with 69,700 from official PGA events. He had two wins and 11 top five finishes in 14 tours. Tony Lema was runner-up with 56,605 in official events and 63,384 overall, while Bruce Devlin was third with 55,595 official and 58,859 overall.

Palm Beach Gardens Fla Big Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Tony Lema Bruce Devlin

No Hitter Launches Richmond Town Team to Victory

Ron Mersman pitched a no hitter for Richmond Town Team Sunday night against Westphalia, striking out 14 and issuing two walks in a 10-0 win.

Ron Mersman Westphalia Richmond Mersman

Vets Join Rookies In AFL Camps

New York AP report says veterans joined rookies at five of eight AFL training camps. Over 300 holdovers include 46 starting sixth straight season with same club. Camp start orders vary by team: Houston, Buffalo, Boston arrivals later. Boston to welcome 10 veterans. KC and San Diego tie for eight five-year men. Buffalo Bills back two players from 1960 club: Elbert Dubenion and Wray Carlton.

New York American Football League AFL Houston Boston Buffalo Kansas City San Diego Oakland Denver Buffalo Bills Elbert Dubenion Wray Carlton

Baseball Scoreboard Recaps Monday Results and Schedules

Major league results include Chicago 6 San Francisco 2 Milwaukee 6 New York 0 Pittsburgh 3 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 5 St Louis 2 Los Angeles 8 Houston 3. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at Cincinnati New York at Milwaukee Philadelphia at St Louis Chicago at San Francisco Houston at Los Angeles. The American League standings show Minnesota leading, with Cleveland and Baltimore chasing as Boston, New York, and Kansas City trail. Further scheduled games include Chicago at New York and Kansas City at Baltimore among twilight and doubleheaders.

Chicago San Francisco Milwaukee New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis Los Angeles Houston L. Pect G.B Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Washington Boston Kansas City W. L. Pet. G.B. Los Angeles Ny Milwaukee San Fran Phila Phia Pittsburgh Chicago

One-Man Defensive Ace Kevin Son Grandson of Local Resident

Kevin Son, a 9-year-old Midget Leaguer from Fredonia, earned nationwide notice last week by performing an unassisted triple play. The fleet centerfielder, grandson of Mrs. Ethel Haffner of Ottawa, recalled he tagged two base runners after catching a fly ball and then kept racing to finish all outs. His Katch Athletics team lost 4 to 2.

Ethel Haffner Maple Kevin

League Leaders By The Associated Press

The AP lists top performers by league with batting leaders Oliva and Cavalillo, runs leaders Oliva and Versalles, RBIs Mantilla and Colavito, hits Cavalillo and Oliva, triple leaders Oliva and Campaneris, home runs Colavito and Mays, steals Campaneris and Wills, and pitching marks for Pascual and Koufax across AL and NL with top strikeout totals by McDowell and Koufax.

Associated. Press YaSetrzemski Boston Hall Minnesota Oliva Versalles Mantilla Colavito Cleveland

Ottawa coaches in summer stir up the town with varied pursuits

The article surveys Ottawa area coaches during their off season. It highlights J. W. Emerson, Orlis Cox, H. K. Stevens, Dick Peters, Bill Frear, and Bill Boucek, noting teaching, babysitting roles, driving education, golf, recruiting, and other duties while they wait for the next season.

Ottawa Conrad Downing Lawrence Legion-Elks J. W. Emerson Ottawa High Emerson Ted Brill J. W Forest Park Main H.K Stevens OHS H. K Dick Peters Ottawa University Pete Kansas City Chiefs Bill Frear Prof. Frear Bill Bill Boucek Boucek Orlis

Spahn Hired By Giants As Win Booster In 1966 Drive

The San Francisco Giants sign Warren Spahn, 44, fresh off a Mets release, to bolster their National League pennant push. Manager Herman Franks aims to use the lefty veteran, who boasts 360 career wins, while contract terms with Spahn were not disclosed. Spahn vows to pitch nine innings and adapt as needed.

SAN Francisco Herman Franks Warren Spahn San Francisco Giants Franks New York Mets Giants Spahn Mets

Prosecution Nears Finish in Jim Brown Trial

In Cleveland Ohio AP the prosecution nears end of its case against football star Jim Brown accused of assault and battery by a teenage girl. Norman Minor Brown attorney says he will call Brown wife Sue as a defense witness and plans for Brown to testify. He intends to show the girl was beaten at her home not in the motel room on June 19.

Cleveland, Ohio Jim Brown Norman Minor Brown Sue Minor

Boxing Results in Sydney and Saint John events

In Sydney Max Murphy defeated Johnny Famechon on points after 12 rounds. In Saint John Jackie Clements beat Dick French on points over 10 rounds. Also Davey Hilton won by points against Hector Rodriguez in Providence over 10 rounds.

Associated Press Sydney Australia Max Murphy Johnny Famechon Saint John New Brunsswick Jackie Clements Montreal Dick French Providence R.L Davey Hilton Montreeal Hector Rodriguez

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