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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1964

Page

2

Cards Rally Past Yankees In Scramble To Take Series Lead

St Louis beat New York 9 5 in Busch Stadium to even the World Series at 1 1. Curt Simmons started for the Cardinals and Bob Gibson was ready for game two. Mike Shannon homered and Tim McCarver doubled as the Cardinals built a late edge. Whitey Ford took the loss for the Yankees as Ray Sadecki earned the win in relief.

ST. ‘Louis Yankees Curt Simmons St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees

OU Must Use Passes To Gain Victory In Big Show

Ottawa University plays College of Emporia at Cook Field in a pivotal KCAC clash. Coach Dick Peters expects an aerial battle led by Eddie Buzzell and receivers Leonard Scheufler Rich Booth and Daryl Johnson as OU seeks a conference title bid. Emporia’s big front linemen and loss of Rich Tresky challenge OU’s air game while Peters notes mental readiness. Other KCAC actions include Baker at Salina, Southwestern hosting Bethany, Bethel at Sterling, and Friends at McPherson.

Ottawa University Braves College of Emporia Eddie Buzzell Leonard Scheufler Buzzell Scheufler Kansas Terry Ostmeyer Dick Peters Cook Field Peters C of E Emporia Presbies Skip DeVilling Bill Swartz Erick Nakamrua Rich Tresky Bethany Baker Tresky Cardinals Yankees Rich Booth Daryl Johnson KCAC Salina Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes Wildcats Southwestern Ottawa Bethel Sterling College Newton Sterling Friends University McPherson Falcons Bulldogs

First Game Hero Came From Bench To Glory

ST LOUIS AP Whitey Ford winced as Shannon of the Cardinals drove a two run homer to tie the World Series opener 4 4 in the sixth. The 25 year old right fielder, a former football quarterback, hit another long homer in Dublin Georgia and spoke of the thrill and his past near miss. Shannon, signed by St Louis for 50 000 in 1958 after a five year minor league tour, spent most of 1963 in the minors before sticking with the club. He hit .280 with 11 homers and 43 RBIs in 253 at bats after a spring struggle and recall from Jacksonville.

ST. Louis Whitey Ford New York Yankees Mike Shannon St. Louis Cardinals Ford Shannon Cardinals Homer Pittsburgh Dublin Dick Groat Ken Boyer Bill White Ary Christian Brothers High School St.Louis University of Missouri Stan Musial Musial Jacksonville Cardinal Keane August A. Busch Jr Howard Whitey Ireland Curt Flood Flood

Arfons’ jet car plagued by flat tire at speed

Art Arfons, en route to surpassing his own world land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats, suffered a right rear tire blowout on his 171,000 horsepower Green Monster. The blowout damaged the car’s body, forcing a return to Akron for repairs.

Bonneville Salt Flats Utah Art Arfons Akron Ohio Arfons

Ottawa Punt Pass and Kick Final Registration Announced

The 4th annual Punt Pass and Kick contest in Ottawa opens registration Friday Oct 9 at Robertson Motor Co. Corwin Shields says registration may extend to Oct 10 if needed. Eligible: boys 8 to 13. The event targets 2 p.m. Sunday Oct 18 at Garfield school playground with one attempt per contestant. Awards: 8 to 10 year olds receive a warm up jacket, kicking set, and an autographed football. 11 to 13 receive trophies for first to third.

Ottawa Robertson Motor Co Corwin Shields Shields Garfield School St Louis Cardinals

Series Facts From Associated Press W L Pet St Louis New York

The first game ended 5 to 2 in favor of New York as Shannon and Tresh homered for the Yankees while Ford gave up the loss. Sadecki pitched for St Louis in a delayed start with Downing and McCarver guiding the defense. Remaining schedule spans Oct 8 to Oct 15 with potential seventh game in St Louis. Attendance topped 30,800. net receipts exceeded $200,000 with distribution among players and leagues.

W. L. Pet St. Louis New York Ford Downing Sheldon Mikkelsen Howard Sadecki Schultz McCarver L— Ford Tresh Shannon

Pint-Sized Fullback Wins AP's Big Eight Award

Nebraska fullback Frank Solich, weighed at 162 official pounds after trainer weights, earns Big Eight Back of the Week. Solich totaled 130 yards in the 4.7 Iowa State win, with 78 rushing on 18 carries and 34 on two punt returns, amid a vote with contenders from Iowa State Missouri Kansas Colorado Oklahoma State and Kansas State.

Nebraska Bob Devaney Solich Frank Larry Wachholtz Wachholtz Iowa Earl Denny Missouri Bob Skahan Kansas Jerry Condit K-State Estes Banks Colorado Larry Elliott Oklahoma State Baker Cyclones Denny Skahan Iowa State Condit Wildcats Banks Ted Colorado Elliott OSU Cown Boys

Regional cross country meets scheduled in three classes

AP report from Topeka notes the Kansas High School Activities Association set regional cross country meets for October 31 in three classes. Class AA events will be at Wichita East, Junction City, and Shawnee Mission West, while Class A events are at Wichita East, Junction City, and Hays. The state meet is slated for November 7 in Wamego.

Topeka Kansas High School Activities Association Wichita East Junction City Shawnee Mission West Hays Wamego

Cardinals edge Yankees 9 5 in World Series opener

The St Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 9-5 as both teams totaled 12 hits and one home run. Whitey Ford blamed control issues while Ray Sadecki praised his swing. Lou Brock and Dick Groat rallied the Cardinals with timely plays and Mike Shannon delivered a pivotal two run homer. Curt Flood added a sixth inning triple as the Cards built a lead they would defend.

IT. Louis St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees Whitey Ford Ray Sadecki Cardinals Redbirds Lou Brock Dick Groat Johnny Keane Yankees Yogi Berra Berra Elston Howard Yankee Tom Tresh

Tokyo pre Games changes sweep tips and manners

AP desk reports mood shifts in Tokyo on the eve of the Olympics with tipping banned, taxi drivers avoiding tips, stricter driving, early closing of bars, and pamphlets advising women to limit smiling at visitors as Japan braces for the Games.

Tokyo Nome Alaska Daughters of Nippon

BOOSTER LEAGUE Bowling Scores High 10-30-R Carlson 213

R Carlson led with 213 in a Booster League score report listing top marks for 10 30 and 30 games. Multiple clubs named including K of C Nos 1 2 3 Eagles Lodge 2700 and Ottawa Bus Service among others with high scores ranging from 154 to 235 and team highs up to 596.

Miller S J. Hooten J. Schulte J. Wassmer Eagles Lodge Strole G. Motelet Robertson Motor CO Roller Royal Tlanes G. ZielsDorf Ottawa Bus Service D. Smay Bienies Garage D. Wieneke Bennett's Creamery D. Hall Cannady’s

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