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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1966

Page

2

Dodgers to open World Series with Drysdale on mound

Los Angeles names Don Drysdale to start Game 1 against Baltimore as the Dodgers seek a series edge at home. Dave McNally will counter for the Orioles, with Frank Robinson and Boog Powell delivering Baltimore's power. The schedule opens in Los Angeles with games TVed by NBC and potential rest days noted.

LOS Angeles Don Drysdale Dodger Stadium Baltimore Dave McNally Orioles Koufax Drysdale Osteen Dodgers Billings Mont McNally Hank Bauer Walt Alston Dodger Sandy Koufax Davey Bauer Alston Phillies Minnesota Jim Palmer Wally Bunker Bombers Frank Robinson Robinson Drysdale and Co Cincinnati Reds Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Powell Curt Blefary Jim Lefebvre Leefebvre RBI Lou Johnson NBC

Orioles Pilot Is Tough But Understanding

Baltimore AP reports Hank Bauer, 44, unexpectedly leads the Orioles with a rough exterior yet steady management. A former Marine, he keeps players loose while stressing respect and technical growth, boasting a club curfew but no bed checks in his managerial career.

Baltimore Orioles Bauer West Peg Tin Paul

Examinations Set For Game Protector Positions

The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission will hold civil service exams this fall for Game Protector I. Written tests occur Oct 29 in multiple cities. oral interviews in Topeka in November. Applicants aged 25 to 45, height 59 inches, and high school education or equivalent may apply. Two positions to be filled early 1967. applications due Oct 14.

Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Kanesas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission State Harrison Topeka Pratt

OHS Names Two Players Of The Week Brady And Waymire

The Herald honors Ottawa High football stars Ron Brady and Charles Waymire. Brady, a 260 pound junior, started at middle guard for the Cyclones and contributed defense in a 20013 win over Washburn Rural but left hurt, while Waymire, a 140 pound senior quarterback, led Ottawa’s offense after Doug Underwood’s departure, completing two passes, rushing 62 yards and scoring on a 29 yard run.

the Herald Ottawa High Ron Brady Charles Waymire Brady Juni ONS Cyclones Washburn Rural Topeka Washburn Ottawa OHL Waymire Doug Underwood

Notre Dame Gains Ground In AP Polling

Notre Dame moved up to third in the AP college football poll as Michigan State led the top ten with 371 points. UCLA remained second with 345, while Alabama fell to fourth as Arkansas, Southern California, Nebraska, Tennessee, Georgia Tech and Florida climbed. Michigan dropped out after losing to North Carolina, with Florida rising to tenth after a 3-0 start by defeating Vanderbilt.

Ben Olan Associated Press Notre Dame Arkansas Tennessee Florida Michigan State Imbmateen Spartans Illinois UCLA Irish Alabama Southern California Nebraska Georgia Tech Michigan North Carolina Wolverines Vanderbilt

Twisters Tie Iola In Friday Night Grid Battle

The Ottawa high school team played Iola to a 12 12 tie at Iola on Monday night, moving to a 20 1 season record. Ted Haworth and Frank Honn connected on two long pass completions, while Robert Meyer and David Salman scored touchdowns. The Betam team travels to Rosedale next Monday.

Ottawa High Beteam Iola Twisters Ted Haworth Frank Honn OHL Robert Meyer David Salman Beteam Rosedale

State Playoff Plan Proposed for Kansas High Schools

A Kansas State High School Activities Association panel circulated a football state playoff proposal for study. The plan creates four classes AA A B BB plus eight man divisions with district playoff reps chosen by a committee using a Dickinson point system or alternatives. Participation would be optional with no changes to practice or season dates.

Topeka Kansas State High School Activities Association Brice B. Durbin The Activities Association Lee Cashman Vincent Laudick St. Paul Kan Jim Nicekel Colby Milo Peterson Midway Buffalo Robert Curry Arkansas City Unified School District Board Robert Johnson Shawnee Mission South High School Kaye Pierce Salina Kansas Coaches Association Activities Association Board of Directors Dicke Activity Association

Bowling Scores From Monday Night Ladies League

Bowlers across Ottawa clubs post high games and series with scores ranging from 135 to 199 and team totals up to 564. Notable performances include Strickland 194 and 479 series for Elk’s Ladies and a 264, 616 set by P. MacDaniels of McMillan Oil Co. over Brunswick and other Ottawa standings.

Elk’s Ladies Strickland Osburn's Flowers M. Jones M. Eimerson Lee’s Cafe V. Ferguson M., Weidner Ottawa Savings C. Whaley Nitcher B. Stevenson J. Hettler Brunswick League Ottawa Insulation J. Moody Hubbard Lumber B. Jones McMillen Oil CO P. MacDaniels IOOF G. Lancaster Breckenridge Helen and Bill’s Cafe R. Schultz H. Doman FIRST Fritts B. Larson

Linemen Take A Bow at Eastern Montana College

Bart Templeman, a 6 foot 2 inch, 250 pound center from Salmon Idaho, scored three touchdowns in four games for Eastern Montana College. Officials question if he is the nation’s top scoring center after a 35 yard run and a TD from an interception against Colorado School of Mines and two fumble returns in the Carroll College game.

Shorty Alberowitz Templeman Salomon Idaho Colorado School of Mines Eastern Carroll College

Boxing Results From Worcester And Walpole

The Associated Press report notes Joe DeNucci of Newton Massachusetts outpointed Rudy Bent of Jamaica at 164 165 pounds in Worcester. Lloyd Marshall of Newark New Jersey outpointed Roland Kellam of Brooklyn at 135 pounds in Walpole.

Associated Press Worcester Mass Joe DeNucci Newton Rudy Bent Jacmaica B.W.L Walpole Lloyd Marshall Newark N.J Roland Kellam Brooklyn N.Y

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