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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1966

Page

2

Ottawa High Defends EKL Track Crown Quest

Ottawa High, led by coach Ore Mis Cox, seeks a tight EKL track title defense at Argentine in Kansas City. Key runners Doug Underwood and Dudley Calder face injuries but are expected to rise for relays and field events as Ottawa battles Turner Ola Argentine for the crown.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa High Cyclones Argentine Kanesa Ottawa Turner Olathe OHS Leavenworth Doug Underwood Dudley Calder Underwood ERL Ore Mis Cox Calder Cox John Wilson Francis Warren Dennis Domnanish Ken Cooper Underewood Tom Stephenson Cooper Dennis Wieneke Rick Bien Jim Madi Bien Cyclone Spearman Madi Reggie Slivey Russell Daugharthy Bob Gage Scott Wallace Wilson Bob Meyer Allan Buck Dan Seymour Mike McClay Gene Pete Fey McClay Buck Harvey Nicholson Iola Nicholson Neckeandeneck

Wellsville Wins at Neodesha in Relays Led by Davenport

Wellsville won the class B team title at Neodesha Relays led by Gary Davenport with four wins including high and low hurdles and javelin. The Eagles totaled 70 points, topping LeRoy at 41 as Davenport anchored a mile relay victory and Bud Hull, Jim Weers, and the mile relay quartet also added wins.

Gary Davenport Wellsville Mons Day Davenport LeRoy Howard Cherryvale Midway McCune Erie Gridley Eagles Bud Hull Jim Weers Carrow Bradbury Todd Breit Breithaupt Burrell Weers Holtwick Connor

Boxing Results From Associated Press Ledger

Houston lightweight Dave Zyglewicz stopped Duke Johnson in two rounds. Jeff Davis knocked out Herb Siler in three rounds. Fresno welterweight Chappel Fuieye stopped Dave Patterson in seven. Anaconda light heavyweight Roger Rouse KOed Don Turner in eight.

Associated Press Houston Dave Zyglewicz Duke Johnson Red Bank N.J Jeff Davis Herb Siler Miami Beach Fla Fresno Calif Chappel Fuieye Dave Patterson Modesto Butte Mont Roger Rouse Anaconda Don Turner New York

Office Stake Rejected By Executives

New York Feb report says owners refused to fund the Major League Baseball Players Association permanent office with 150000 from the pension fund. Marvin Miller appointed executive director to start July 1 and will be paid 50000 annually. Eckert plans a meeting with key players before the July 12 All-Star Game to discuss the decision.

Pension Fund Marvin Miller Steel Union Miller William Eckert Major League Baseball Players’ Association Pittsburgh Eckert

Ottawa Bowling Scores Across Industrial League Summary

Industrial League bowling results from Ottawa list top scores by team. Notables include Simmons 228 in High 10 for Beets Motors and G. Miller 190 in High 1030 for Guy's Food Inc, with team totals ranging up to 664 for Beets Motors and 653 for Kansas State Bank.

F. Simmons R, Kampschroeder Guy's Food Inc G. Miller Royal Tlanes Beets Motors Wolgast Beets Independents Robinson Trout’s Jewelry C. Fritts Wenthe L. L B. Oilers H. Yost Ottawa University Doudna Ottawa Savings R. Bennett E. Meyer M. Jones Kansas State Bank Jackson Cordle Todd's Insurance L. Campbell Heathman Oil Company Toumberlin Peoples National Bank Lichenberger Shinn & Haley Abstract

Arkansas Topples Missouri In Golf Meet

Arkansas defeated Missouri 13 to 6 in a golf meet. Kirksville State posted 12, Maryville State 8 and 14, Friends 4 27, Kansas Wesleyan 4 33, Sterling 4 90 in the scoring slate.

Arkansas Missouri Kirksville State Maryville State Friends Kansas Wesleyan Sterling

Sox Pace Base Theft Rise

The stolen base output in 1956 rose 24 percent from 1965, led by the Chicago White Sox under Eddie Stanky with 17 steals after 16 games. The Pirates trail with 13 steals, while Houston, Detroit, the Yankees, and others also show gains as the Dodgers lead both leagues with 18 steals.

New York Eddie Stanky Chicago White Sox Sox White Sox al Lopez Los Angeles Minnesota Dodgers Twins Pittsburgh Pirates Pirates Houston Sonny Jackson Detroit New York Yankees California Angels New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies St. Louis

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