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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1968

Page

2

Ottawa Hosts Eight Legion Teams Open at Orlis Cox Field

Ottawa plans a 1968 American Legion season opener with an invitational round robin at Orlis Cox Field May 30 to June 1. Four teams Ottawa Lawrence Topeka and Emporia play each other once over three days with results decided by won loss record. Tickets are 75 cents per night or 2 for three nights.

Ottawa American Legion Orlis Cox Field Lawrence Topeka Emporia Hawks

All Ends Well That Begins Badly In AL Roundup

Oakland pitcher Catfish Hunter survived a rough first as the A’s outslugged the Twins 13 to 8. Cleveland’s Alevin Dark was ejected for protest in a 4 6 win over the Yankees, sealing the Indians fifth straight victory and 11th in 12 games. Detroit moved within two games of Cleveland after Baltimore fell 4 0. Boston beat Washington 5 4 in 10 innings, Chicago edged California 7 6 on Duane Josephson’s 7th homer.

Herschel Nissenson Associated Press Oakland Catfish Hunster Cleveland Alevin Dark Minnesota Hunter A’s Twins Dark Bill Valentine Indians New York Yankees Baltie Boston Washington Chicago California Duane Josephson Jim Pagliarooni Yankee Gene Michael Inedians Inening Valentine Eddie Fisher Willie Horton Earl Wilson Shueter Detroit Baltimore Tigers Frank Howard Ron Hansen Ken Harrelson Red Sox Everor Paul Casanova White Sox Yankees

Mets Visit Locker Room After Victory Draws Ladies

After defeating Cincinnati, Mets owner Mrs Joan Payson asked to visit the clubhouses and chat with players. Hodges said she was invited and wanted to see it. The first ladies to visit a baseball dressing room after a game were Mrs Payson and several Mrs Grants. Seattle Pilots named Sal Maglie pitching coach. William Jewell College coach Dad Bowles dies at 81.

NEW York New York Mets Cincinnati Joan Payson Mets Gil Hodges Met M. Donald Grant Michael Grant Timmy Grant Liberty Bowles William Jew College

Baseball league leaders summarize batting and pitching stats

American League leaders include Alvis Cleve .337 and Carew .325 in batting with Killebrew 21 runs and Campanerts 20. F Howard leads RBIs with 22 and also 11 homers. National League leaders show Rose batting .387 and 47 hits, McCovey 25 RBIs, Aaron 9 homers. Pitching highlights include Reed 3 decisions and Koosman 5 wins with strong averages.

Alvis Cleve Carew Minn Killebrew Campanerts Oak F. Howard Wash Repoz Calif F, Howard R, Smith Bost B. Robinson Balit Fregosi Calff Uhlaender Campaneris White N.Y Rose Cin Grote Flood St. L McCovey S.F Swoboda Alou Atl L. Johnson Chic Aaron Wills Pitt Reed Koosman Sel

Ottawa Legion Practice Sessions This Week

Practice sessions for the Ottawa American Legion team run at 6 p.m. today and Thursday and 2 p.m. Sunday at Orris Cox Field. Open to all eligible players not currently in high school spring sports competitions.

Ottawa American Legion Orris Cox Field Truyn Bischoff Charles White DeLain Heckman Dick Dillon Sid Barber

Ottawa Herald May 15 1968 page four item

Readable items on page four include local briefs and notices. Names, places, numbers, or events are noted in fragments where available, with a concise summary of the day’s small town items.

Ottawa Herald

Miami Lands Super Bowl Again in Miami for 1969

NFL owners voted unanimously to hold the 1969 NFL AFL championship game in Miami. New Orleans offered Sugar Bowl as venue and sought a larger gate, but Miami's sellout and weather convinced owners to return to the Orange Bowl.

Miami Atlanta Florida Steve Clark New Orleans NFL AFL

Hole In One by Ottawan at Garnett Golf Course

Ray Meyer Jr. of Ottawa scored a hole in one on the 193 yard fifth hole at Garnett Golf Course using a three wood. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Meyer of Garnett and finished nine holes at four over par.

Ray Meyer Jr Ottawa Garnett Meyer Ray Meyer

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