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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1964

Page

2

Ottawa High set for EKL opener vs Rosedale on Friday

Ottawa High's Cyclones prepare for a tense EKL clash with Rosedale at Kansas City as injuries thin the defense. Coach J W Emerson notes the EKL’s up and down rhythm while Rosedale relies on QB Dan Davies and Dan Schmidt to rally a 12 record.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa Rosedale Kansas City Cyclones OHL J.W. Emerson Kansas Emerson OHS Washburn Rural Wildcats Dan Davies Dan Schmidt Dick Korte Iola Korte Dan Harkins Bill Greene George Moody Greene Olathe Turner Bonner Springs Leavenworth

Ottawa Climbs to Fifth in AP Kansas Football Poll

Lawrence leads after 26th straight win, defeating Derby 33-0. Wichita West climbs to second after beating Kapaun 21-19. Top 10 includes Ottawa at fifth with 76 points, and Kapaun, Arkansas City, Goodland, Shawnee Mission East, and Junction City also listed with various records and point totals.

Lawrence Derby Wichita West High School Pioneers Wichita Kapaun West Kapaun Salina Fort Scott Ottawa Arkansas City Goodland Shawnee Mission East Junction City Wichita West Clay Center Shawnee Mission Juncion City Shawnee Mission West el Dorado Topeka Iola Mulvane Ward Neodesha Parsons Ulysses Manhattan Wakeeney Great Bend Leavenworth Beloit Medicine Lodge Washington Bethel Ellsworth Wichita East

Ottawa bowling score roundup on high series by teams

Ottawa Times bulletin lists high games and series for multiple teams in a Tuesday night bowling league. Notable top marks include Chubbee 213 and a 532 series for High 30-B. Niemann 146-393 for Guy's Foods. J. Hollow 264-603 for Gambles. J. Peterson 200-564 for Peterson Masonry. and D. Cheney 215-549 for Ottawa Savings with the Peoples National Bank collecting a 240-630.

Ottawa Times B. Chubbee B. Seymour E. Boyer Western Auto L. Lemon Guy’s Foods Inc Niemann Ottawa Packers M. Ball J. Wilhite People’s National Bank Johnson Maracaibo Jackson C. Cordle Jones Meyer Ottawa Savings D. Cheney L & L Oilers A. Spalding Trouts Jewelry B Rhoades Gambles J. Hollow Peterson Masonry J. Peterson Todd’s Insurance L. Campbell S. Simmons Shinn & Haley B. Adams Arnold's Jewelry H.liegerot M.moore Eagles Aux B. Maloney Peoples National Bank H. Carey W.F.W Sowers

Area Schedule High School Friday and Saturday

Friday games feature Ottawa at Rosedale Wellsville at Desoto Eudora at Baldwin Scranton at Pomona Northern Heights at Williamsburg Olathe at Turner Argentine at Bonner Springs. Saturday includes C of E at Ottawa 7 30 p.m. Cook Field KU at Iowa State. Sunday pro action Kansas City at Denver.

Ottawa Rosedale K.C Kan Wellsville Desoto Eudora Baldwin Scranton Pomona Northern Heights Williamsburg Olathe Turner Argentine Bonner Springs College C of E Cook Field Iowa State

Football Prognosticator In Japan Eyes College Games

AP in Tokyo presents weekly college football picks with humor and quips. Illinois over Ohio State is a tight call, while Kentucky tops Florida State and Notre Dame defeats Air Force. Other selections include Army over Penn State, Alabama over North Carolina State, Michigan State over Michigan, Syracuse over UCLA, Navy over Georgia Tech, Florida over Mississippi, and Nebraska over South Carolina.

Japan Sooners Gomer Jones Dartmouth Princeton Cosmo Jacarazzi Kentucky Florida State Seminoles Messrs. Norton Bird Notre Dame Air Force Johnny Lujack Johnny Huarte Army Penn State Rip Engle Oregon Stichweh Alabama North Carolina State Crimson Michigan State Michi Gan Syracuse UCLA Fred Little Cornhuskers

Boxing results from AP show wins in San Antonio and Nashville

The Associated Press reports Bill Collins of Nashville defeated Bobby Cassidy by points in Nashville. Henry Dominguez of Odessa stopped Richard Medrano of Austin in four rounds in San Antonio.

Associated Press New York Bill Collins Nashville

Mel Allen Out Of World Series

New York AP Mel Allen the long time Yankees announcer will not be the team’s World Series TV radio representative in St Louis Phil Rizzuto former Yankees star will take his place Allen says he was not shocked noting such decisions happen and that the commissioner made the call after more than 25 years with the club

NEW York Mel Allen The Yankees St. Louis Phil Rizzuto Allen

Lions Win Local Meet at Ottawa Cross Country

Lawrence High School won the Ottawa Cross-Country Meet at Forest Park with 84 points amid 18 schools and 101 runners. Greg Wilson of Meige led the field in 10 minutes 55 seconds on the two mile course, breaking the Ottawa record set by Craig Davis of Ottawa High.

Greg Wilson Bishop Meige High School Ottawa Wilson Terry Taylor Steve Kohlenberg Paola Lawrence High School Forest Park Lions Seaman High Topeka Rose‘dale Bishop Meige Highland Park Ottawa High Meige Taylor Kohlenberg Hughes Rosedale Mike Edwardson Lawrence Graig Cassidy Turner Leon Lake Melvern Cassie Lindsey Curtis Langdon OHS Craig Davis

Iowa State Lineman Van Sicklen Named AP Lineman of the Week

Iowa State tackle John van Sicklen, a 216 pound senior from Walled Lake Michigan, earned AP Lineman of the Week after contributing 11 unassisted tackles and helping on six others as Nebraska edged Iowa State 14 to 7 last week.

Nebraska Iowa State Cornhuskers John van Sicklen van Sicklen Associated Press Sports Writers and Broadcasters Walled Lake Mich

Sayers Tops In Big 8 Rushing Chase For 3,000 Yard Goal

Kansas senior Gale Sayers leads the Big Eight with 263 yards in three games as he pursues a third straight rushing crown and a possible 3,000 career yards. He sits ninth nationally in rushing and trails conference leaders in total offense, with 2,389 career yards. Kansas State's Dusenbury heads national punting, while peers like Garrison and Baker post solid yardage.

Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press Gale Sayers Fleet Kansas Sayers Big Eight Dave Hoppmann Iowa State Wyoming Jayhawk Doug Dusenbury Kansas State Zack Jordan Colorado Oklahoma State Glenn Baxter Missouri Gary Lane Lane Baxter Walt Garrison Oklahoma Tony Baker Tom Vaughn Kent McCloughan Nebraska Johnny Roland Larry Elliott Earl Denny Bill Symons

Texan Ernie Kay Earns AP Back of the Week Honor

Texas tailback Ernie Kay, sidelined by injuries, impressed at practice by receiving the Associated Press Back of the Week award. The 6 foot 3 inch senior starred in Texas 17 6 victory over Army with four fourth down runs, 73 rushing yards, two rushing touchdowns, a 49 yard kickoff average, and a 1 yard quick kick setting up the final score. Coach Darrell Royal praised his clutch plays.

Austin Tex Texas Ernie Kay Longhorn Associated Press Ray Darrell Royal

Writers Pick NY To Win In Six

AP report shows 34 of 51 sports writers and broadcasters expect the New York Yankees to win the World Series in six games. Seventeen votes favor the St. Louis Cardinals, with one writer predicting a Yankees four-game victory.

ST. Louis New York Yankee New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals

Culture Part Of Olympians' Lives

Tokyo AP reports the Olympic culture bite as tea ceremonies and Kabuki plus Noh performances fill days for visitors. Sumo wrestlers trim to about 350 pounds while actors toil long hours. The guide notes the hilarity and occasional lost meanings in these rituals as the flame persists through October 24.

Tokyo Rhders

Brundage Reelected IOC President Faces AAU Clash

AP reports Avery Brundage, 77, chosen again as IOC president in a secret ballot over Lord Exeter, a vote likely close in a 70 member committee. The AAU gains leverage against the NCAA amid Olympic prep in Tokyo as tensions between major U S sports bodies threaten post games clashes in track governance.

Tokyo Avery Brundage International Olympic Committee The Amateur Athletic Union of the United States National Collegiate Athletic Association Brundage Stern Chicago Lord David Brughley Marquess of Exeter Pakistan Olympic Committee Helsinki England Lord Burghley AAU NCAA Douglas MacArthur International Amteur Athletic Federation IAAF

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