Orlis Cox Bows Out At Ottawa Sports Banquet
At the Ottawa High School sports banquet Terry Ostmeyer celebrates Orlis Cox retiring after 40 years as athletic director and coach. Former athletes from 1926 to 1966 salute his leadership with letters, a bronze plaque, and memories of a career that shaped Ottawa athletics. The event honors Cox and confirms he will continue to help as he can.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Orlis
Ottawa
Orlis Cox
Ottawa High School
Cox
Gerald Barker
Washburn University
Dee Erickson
Dick Godlove
Barker
Washburn
Chamber of Commerce
Erickson
Godlove
OrHs
OHS
Bill Cox
Red Flaherty
Chicago
Otetawans
Cleveland
Ohio
Jesse Owens
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Leonard Scheufler
Eddie Buzzell
Stevens
H. K
J. W. Emerson
Chargers Lose Top AFL Defenders To Free Agency
San Diego's Ernie Ladd and Earl Faison, standout AFL linemen, became free agents after refusing 1965 contracts seeking higher pay and rookie bonus shares. Chargers and NFL/other leagues hold rights, with interleague bidding forecast as players explore options across AFL NFL and other leagues.
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San Diego
Calif
Ernie Ladd
Earl Faison
American Football League
Ladd
Faison
San Diego Chargers
Chargers
Gillman
Sid
Footeball
Mberty
The
Chicago
Detroit
Charity Match by Big Three to be Held at Turf Valley
In Baltimore area a charity golf event features Jack Nicklaus Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. The special match is July 27 at Turf Valley Country Club Ellicott City. Tickets cost 10 dollars with a 2000 spectator limit. Proceeds go to the Maryland Association for Brain Injured Children.
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Baltimore
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Turf Valley Country Club
Ellicott City
Baltimore News American
Maryland Association For
Ottawa Braves Tennis Suffer Two Losses On Kansas Swing
Ottawa University dropped two tennis matches in Kansas. McPherson defeated the Braves 5-2, then Tabor won 7-0. Notable results include Ken Ellsworth winning one singles and the doubles point for Ottawa, while Tabor swept most matches including Barry Schmidt and Max Harder.
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Ottawa University
Central Kansas
McPherson
Braves
Tabor
Ken Ellsworth
Ottawa
College of Igéria
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
At. Tabor
Barry Schmidt
Ray Holmstrom
Max Harder
Ken Elsworth
Steve Behrends
Randy Jones
Gilbert Seibell
Leonard Erickson
Jary Allenburger
Martin Williams
Schmidt
Harder
Holmstrom
Erickson
Behrends
Seibell
Ellsworth
Jones
Sudden Sam McDowell Stumbles Only Once In 1-0 Win
Cleveland ace McDowell tossed his second straight one hitter, with a second inning bloop double by Don Buford the only blemish as the Indians beat the White Sox 1-0. He fanned 10 to reach 49 strikeouts, led the league in wins and lowered his ERA to 1.54. Orioles also won, other games went as doubleheaders with splits. Jim Grant won for the Twins, Stephenson notching a complete game for the Red Sox in the nightcap.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Sam
McDowell
Cleveland
Don Buford
Indians
Chicago White Sox
Leon Warneke
Chicago Cubs
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Balti
Orioles
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
California
Boston
Red Sox
Kansas City
New York
Yankees
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Steve Barber
Dick Hall
Tiger
Don Lock
Senators
Casey Cox
Earl Battey
Harmon Killebrew
Jim
Mudcat
Ken Suarez
Roy White
Lou Clincton
Jake Gibbs
Bobby Richardson
Missouri Spring Scrimmages Highlight Quarterback Duel
Missouri and Kansas State held two hour spring scrimmages with notable quarterback action. Sophomore Connie Deneault showed promise for Missouri fighting Gary Kombrink for the No 1 spot while Bill Nossek impressed for Kansas State with 122 yards on 8 of 15 passes. Running backs Cornelius Davis and Ossie Cain both produced big gains for K State as freshmen Bob Douglass connected on two TD passes. At Nebraska, senior Wayne Weber and freshman Frank Patrick shined in the other session. Team morale remained high as coaches praised hustle and effort ahead of the spring game on May 14.
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Associated Press
Connie Deneault
Gary Kombrink
Missouri
Kansas State
Doug Weaver
Cornelius Davis
Ossie Cain
Kansas
Erraic
Bob Douglass
Mike Harris
Don Shanklin
Riggins
Jack Mitchell
Nebraska
Wayne Weber
Frank Patrick
Foote
Bob Devaney
Senators
Boxing Results in San Diego
Irish Frankie Crawford of Los Angeles outpointed San Diego fighter Bobby Veldez in a 10 round bout in San Diego California with Crawford earning the decision over Valdez.
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San Diego
Calif
Frankie Crawford
Los Angeles
Bobby Valdez
Derby Field Forms As Kentucky Derby Looms Wide Open
Louisville AP Graystark’s fracture removes top rival for Buckpasser and Abe’s Hope as Derby contenders narrow. About 20 hopefuls eye the 14 mile race with entries for the Triple Crown set for Thursday and post time 5 45 p m Saturday. Abe’s Hope rides by Bill Shoemaker as favorite candidate with Kauai King and Amberoid among early believed favorites. Weather improves with Derby Trial tests and late inclusions like Stupendous and Sky Guy shaping the final lineup.
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Louisville
Graystark
Churchill Downs
Loyd Gentry
Son
Ribot
Graustark
Buckpasser
Gara
Bill Shoemaker
Abe’e” Hope
Michael Ford
Gentry
Genetry
Native Dancer
Kaval King
Reginald Webster
Amberoid
H.C. Phipps
Eddie Neley
New York
Advocator
Williamstown Kid
Dominar
Guest Wins Texas Open at Oak Hills in San Antonio
Harold Henning, guest entry from South Africa, captured the Texas Open at Oak Hills with an eight under 272 totaling three strokes ahead of Gene Littler Wes Ellis and Ken Still. He earned 13 000 dollars while Littler and others shared second at five thousand four hundred twenty three each.
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San Antonio
Tex
Harold Henning
Henning
United States
Oak Hils Country Club
Gene Litetler
Wes Ellis
Ken Still
Gene Littler
Littler
Ellis
Still
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Tom Porter
George Spears
OU Tennis Crew
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Larry Evans
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Gary Blackwell
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Russ Washington
Bob Powell
HFC
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Terry Dill
Dave Marr
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