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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1964

Page

2

Finley era drives A's to record home run spree at Municipal

Incendiary owner Charles Finley reshaped the Kansas City A’s stadium, fences and lineup to yield a surge in homers. Rocky Colavito and Jim Gentile pace the league, with the A’s belting eight in a doubleheader and nine in the four game series against Minnesota. The Twins hit seven in the series, while Boston and Chicago posted notable wins as league scoring climbs.

Charles Finley Kansas City Athletics Kansas City Municipal Sun Athletics Minnesota Twins Municipal Stadium Finley Rocky Colavito Jim Gentile Colavito Gentile A's New York A’s Nelson Matthews Manny Jimenez Tony Oliva Tom Reynolds Jimmie Hall Don Mincher

KC Power Wins and Cards Fall 12 8 in Baseball Action

Sunday saw strong pitching and heavy hitters on display as Kansas City and Minnesota won while St. Louis and Pittsburgh fell. The A’s swept Minnesota with 7-4 and 8-7 wins in KC, aided by Reynolds and Colavito homers, Pleis extending the lead in the ninth. In St Louis, Pittsburgh beat the Cardinals 12-8, Stargell homered, Flood added a triple, and relief pitching faltered.

Associated Press Kansas City Minnesota St. Louis Pittsburgh A’s Twins Cardinals Pirates Bill Pleis John Wyatt Willie Stargell Curt Flood Lew Burdette Ray Sadecki Ron Taylor Harry Fanok Stargell Roberto Clemente Donn Clendenon Philadelphia Los Angeles Bob Gibson Dennis Bennett Ray Culp Orlando Pena Bob Lee

KU Needs Help To Win Big 8

Missouri leads the Big Eight race with a 10-0 league mark, while Kansas sits 9-3 and eyes a closing series in Lawrence May 19-20. Kansas must close within three games of Missouri to have a shot, then sweep unlikely. Missouri hosts Oklahoma State and Nebraska while Kansas faces Oklahoma and Colorado before Boulder.

Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press Missouri Kansas Tigers Lawrence Hi Simmons Floyd Temple Oklahoma State Columbia Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado Boulder Buffaloes Norman Jack Stroud Iowa State Fred Chana Adrian Mohr Kansas State Manhattan Ames Gilte

Baseball Scoreboard National and American Leagues Summary

Baseball standings and results across the American and National Leagues. Key teams listed with wins losses and percentages, followed by Saturday and Sunday scores including dramatic 13 inning and 11 inning games. Schedule notes cover today and tomorrow matchups among Washington New York Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Chicago Los Angeles Kansas City Boston Detroit and other clubs.

Washington Baltimore Cleveland Chicago Los Angeles Boston Detroit Athletics Twins Bill Pleis George Alusik Nelson Mathews Carl Yastrzemski W. L. Pet. G.B. Cleveland Minnesota New York Los Anges Kansas City W. L. Pet Phila Phia San Fran Milwaukee Pittsburgh Cincinnati St. Louis Houston Los Angels Philadelphia San Francisco Aparicio Davalillo Wagner McNally and Stock Lamabe Radatz Kralick Sherry Chance Narum Kaat Penn

Milwaukee Climbs On Pitching Strength

Milwaukee Braves ride strong pitching to three complete game victories in four starts. Hank Fischer earned the 1-0 win over the Phillies, lowering his ERA to 1.93, with Ed Bailey praising his control. Spahn also excelled in relief, while other NL results included Pirates, Giants, Astros, and Reds wins. Willie Stargell drove in five for Pittsburgh and Willie Mays hit his 10th homer as San Francisco and the league leaders held firm.

Hal Bock Associated Press Warren Spahn Milwaukee Braves Bobby Bragan Hank Fischer Phillies Bob Sadowski Philadelphia Tony Cloninger Pirates Spahn Fischer Braves Ed Bailey Pittsburgh St. Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Chicago Cincinnati New York Mets Tony Gonzales John Herrnstein Seton Hall University Willie Stargell Juan Marichal Giants Willie Mays

Bowling Sets Record At Graceland Relays

Freshman Charles Bowling vaulted 13 feet 8 1 4 inches to pace Ottawa University in the Graceland Relays, setting a new school and relays mark as OU finished third. John Carver was second and Dan Griffin third in the event, Griffin injuring an ankle on the takeoff. A sprint medley team won the Braves’ only other first. OU led the 440 relay before a tangle, and placed second in the 880, fourth in the mile distance medley and two mile. Jerry Harshaw was third in the 330 hurdles and fourth in the high hurdles. Ron Reusch was fourth in the javelin. OU visits Crete next for the Doane Relays.

Charles Bowling Ottawa University Bowling John Carver Dan Griffin Griffin Floyd Scott Jon Krebbs Wendell Carpenter Bruce Crofts Brave Leonard Scheuffler Hudson Jerry Harshaw Ron Reusch Crete Neb Doane

Trade For Power Looks Good Now

Kansas City A's manager Ed Lopat says the trades for sluggers Rocky Colavito and Jim Gentile have worked well. Colavito has six homers in Kansas City, Gentile five, giving 11 homers and 21 RBIs in 14 games as Oakland swept Minnesota while the bullpen improves with John Wyatt and Jack Aker.

Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press Kansas City (Ap Rocky Colavito Jim Gentile Kansas City A Ed Lopat Colavito Kansas City Gentile Charles O. Finley A’s Minnesota Lopat Rocky Jim Jerry Lumpe Dave Wickersham Ed Rakow Detroit Bob Anderson Norm Siebern Baltimore Anderson John Wyatt Jack Aker Dallas Twins Finley

League Leaders By The Associated Press

Batting leaders and top hitters across the American and National Leagues with metrics in 35 at bats. Mays San Francisco leads in average hits and runs, while Williams Chicago and Fregosi Los Angeles post high marks in several categories. Pitching leaders include Marichal San Francisco and Kaat Minnesota with 1 000 and strikeout totals.

Mays San Francisco Allen Philadelphia Williams Chicago Clemente Pittsburgh Cardenas Cincinnati Alou Milwaukee Hunt New York Santo Howard Los Angeles Marichal Farrell Houston Fischer Bunning Freehan Detroit Fregosi Oliva Rollins Minnesota Los Angesles Wagner Cleveland Stuart Boston Battey Robinson Baltimore Malzone Demeter West Hinton Washington Versalles Colavito Kansas City Gentile Hall and Oliva

Lions win Olathe Invitational tennis title in tight finale

Lawrence Lions edge Olathe 15-14 to take the quadrangular team crown. Individual winners include Chris Barteldes in No. 4 singles and Tom Peters sweeping top singles for Olathe, Ottawas Jan Jefferis and Jack Thompson taking the No. 2 doubles.

Olathe Lawrence Lions Osawatomie Ottawa Chris Barteldes Lawrence Lions Tom Peeters Jan Jefferis Jack Thompson Kurata Law Loren Shofner Shofner Craig Whitt Osa Davis Thompson Ott Taylor Hornsby Jefferis Whitt-Calvin Shofner-Graham Peterse Marshall Gel Jefferise Thompesson M. Peters-Boyer Jefferise Thompson Craig Taylor

Knicks First For Once

The New York Knicks hold the first pick in the NBA draft, gaining access to top college seniors. Expected targets include Jim Barnes, Luious Jackson, Willis Reed, and Grant Kling, all range 6.8 to 6.10 feet with Reed tallest.

Bob Green Associated Press NEW York (Ap New York Knicks National Basketball Association NBA Knicks Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Boston Celtics Jim

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