Cyclones Add Golf To League Crown Run
Ottawa High completed its 1964-65 ERL golf title at Lake Quivira CC in Kansas City, its third straight league crown this year. Jim Colby won medalist honors after a 27-hole playoff with Steve Roush and Tom Parks, finishing with 126. Bonner Springs was runner up with 598 total.
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Bonner Springs
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Tom
Parks
OHL
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Roush
Terry Davis
John Evans
Rosedale
Olathe
Turner
Frieday
Elk Hills Country Club
Independence
Local Bowlers Win State Championship in Kansas Tourney
Keen-TV of Ottawa captured the class C team crown in the Kansas Men’s Bowling tournament in Wichita, finishing with 2 731 pins after leading all along the long state tourney. The Ottawa lineup included Wayne Lewis Fred Kaub Leo Akers Ed Balkins and Sherm Smith. their first state bowling title for Ottawa in over a decade.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Wichita
Wayne Lewis
Fred Kaub
Leo Akers
Ed Balkins
Sherm Smith
Pro Football Signing Rules Adopted by NFL AFL
After months of negotiation the NFL and AFL agree on rules barring premature signing of college players. They will not sign until after varsity seasons and bowl games and must disclose any contracts before eligibility expires. Penalties may include loss of draft picks. The NCAA also bans moonlighting by assistant coaches and bars compensation to staff for information.
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NCAA
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Louisie Ana State University
Ncaa Collegee
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AFL
League Leaders National and American League Batting Stats
National League batting leaders include Allen of Philadelphia at .394 and Kranepool of New York at .388. Other leaders are Harper and Rose tied for runs with 16, Banks with 22 RBIs, and J Alou with 29 hits.
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Philadelphia
Kranepool
New York
Harper
Cincinnati
Rose
Mays
San Francisco
Banks
Chicago
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Morgan
Houston
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Brock
St. Louis
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Los Angeles
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Mantilla
Boston
McAuliffe
Detroit
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Powell
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Thomes
Colavito
Cleveland
Yanks Lose Howard for Operation on Bone Chip
New York Yankees catcher Elston Howard will miss six weeks after surgery to remove a bone chip from his right elbow. Dr. Sidney Gaynor expects recovery by mid June as the team frets over pennant chances. Howard, 35, has been sidelined since an arm injury in spring, with the club slipping into eighth place.
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Doc) Ede Wards
Kansas City Athletics
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Roland Sheledon
New York Mets
Puerto Rico
Bennie Dane Fels
Washington Senators
Ellie
Minnesota
Area Trackmen Look To Regionals Then State
Area high school track season focuses on regionals and state, with bids limited to first three in each event. Regional sites host competitions across four divisions AA, A, B, BB, featuring star performers like Ray Toulouse, John Sutton, Dave Richeson, and Daryl Bell seeking trips to Wichita May 14 15.
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Lyndon
Princeston
John Sutton
Dave Richeson
Williamsburg
Daryl Bell
Wellsville
Toulouse
Sutton
Kansas
Richeson
Bell
Baldwin
Richmond
Princeton
Bill Beedles
Baldswin
Terry Mundy
Pomona
Ed Ransom
Gary Johnson
Ken Culbertson
Bud Hull
Leon Lake
Melvern
Howard Tiffany
Raymon Schroeder
Ken Turley
KC Player Trade First For Peters
Kansas City Athletics announce their first trade under new general manager Hank Peters sending Doc Edwards to the New York Yankees. Peters will officially take over June 1 while continuing farm director duties. Blanchard, Sheldon, and Houk named as key parts of the deal and potential lineup changes discussed.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Yankees
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Roland Sheldon
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Mel) McGaha
OHS Entered In Night Relays At Haskell Stadium
Ottawa High, East Kansas League champion, will compete at the Lawrence Night Relays in Haskell Stadium tonight. Five class AA teams enter: Lawrence, Ottawa, Topeka West, Highland Park of Topeka, and Washburn Rural of Topeka.
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Ottawa
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Highland Park
Topeka
Washburn Rural
Hogan Named Best Golfer of All Time
New York AP report declares Ben Hogan the greatest professional golfer of all time in a national poll of golf writers and editors. Hogan, 52, led in career wins with multiple major titles including four U S Opens and two Masters, beating Arnold Palmer in a sanctioned vote by PGA members and industry observers.
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Ben Hosgan
Golf Writers
Wee Iee Man
Fort Worth, Tex
Arenold Palmer
Professional Golfers’ Association
Hogan
PGA
Red Sullivan Rehired Again As Rangers Coach
New York AP reports Rangers president Emile Francis rehired 35 year old Red Sullivan as coach for another year. Sullivan, given a salary raise, will lead the team as they aim to rebuild after a fifth place finish in the six team NHL last season.
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Rangers
George
Red) Sullivan
Sullivan
Emile Francis
Major Stars Pitching and Hitting Spark Tight 1 0 Angels Win
Associated Press report notes Dean Chance of Los Angeles pitched seven hitless innings before a four hit game in a 1 0 Angels victory over Boston. Nelson Mathews of Kansas City homered tripled and singled as Athletics defeated Washington 5 3.
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Detroit
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