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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1967

Page

2

Old Buddies Form Gigantic Wall For KC

Kansas City trades quarterback Pete Beathard to Houston for defensive tackle Elmer Ladd and Jackie Lee plus Houston’s No 1 draft pick in 1968. Buck Buchanan joins Ladd on the Chiefs front line, forming a massive two man wall beside the 6 7 Buck. Coach Hank Stram says the deal was in talks all week and finally completed Sunday. Beathard praised as a strong athlete who could spark the Oilers in comeback efforts. Jackie Lee reflects on his new No 2 quarterback role after backing up George Blanda in Houston.

Kansas City Pete Beathard Houston Oihers Buck Buchanan Ladd Jackie Lee Houston Beathard Oilers Chiefs Wally Lemm Grambling Buchanan Buck Empire State Building Hank Stram The Ihnough Orn Lemm Len Dawson Lee Pye George Blanda

Gripe over punting rule backs coaching gains in Big Eight

Associated Press sports writer Jim Van Valkenburgh notes that the new punting rule has produced safer outcomes and more exciting play. Through 22 Big Eight games this season no injuries are attributed to the rule, punt returns are rising, and kickers are better coached. Three punt return TDs have occurred this season, with Missouri, Colorado, and Kansas players scoring. Injury news centers on Missouri’s Jon Staggers, Colorado’s John Farler, and Oklahoma illness affecting nine players.

Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press Missouri Roger Wehrli Charles Greer Colorado Don Shanklin Kansas Boudler Jon Staggers John Farler Hell Nebraska Oklahoma Chuck Fairbanks

A Little Learning Can Be A Dangerous Thing Ad

Public service notice urging continuous learning whether in school or out of it. Encourages pursuing training and information through State Employment Service Youth Counsellor and Youth Opportunity Centers across cities.

Boxing Results From Various Cities Reported

The Associated Press notes several boxing results across cities. Johnny Persol stopped Von Clay in Philadelphia. Irish Beau Jaynes outpointed Bobby Hint on points in Worcester. Johnny Pritchett stopped Milo Calhoun in Manchester. Fate Davis halted Carmen Rotolo in Auckland. Manny Barros outpointed Juanito Gonzalez in Las Vegas. Tony Longoria knocked out Floyd Joyner in Long Beach.

Associated Press Philadelphia Johnny Persol New York von Clay Worcester Mass Beau Jaynes Lowell Bobby Hineton Long Beach Calif Tony Longoria Los Angeles Floyd Joyner Phoenix Ariz

Bowling Scores From Brunswicks League Highlights

League standings show Hubbard LMBR and Helen and Bills Cafe posting high team scores while individual leaders include L Evans 220 and P White 172. Multiple teams such as Ottawa Bowl and Osburns Flowers posted notable figures. others show varied highs across 10-30 frames with several players topping 193 to 220 in high games.

Lee’s Cafe V. Ferguson M. Ainsworth D. Doman Osburn Flowers Hoover L.W.G.A Heckman

Ottawa High Player of the Week named Dan Perkins

The Herald identifies Dan Perkins of Ottawa High as the Player of the Week. The Cyclones defensive end helped Friday’s 32 0 win over Rosedale with alert play pressuring the quarterback and a 15 yard sack. He started scoring by recovering a fumble in the end zone in the first quarter.

The Herald Ottawa Dan Perkins Perkins Cyclones Rosedale

Barry backs ABA amid NBA critiques in Indianapolis

Rick Barry, leading NBA scorer last season, argues the players face unfair odds with only one pro league. Affiliated with the new ABA, Barry notes more opportunities for college graduates to gain recognition and money. After switching to the Oakland Oaks, a court injunction briefly barred him from ABA play, and he sits out the season rather than join the Warriors.

Indianapolis Ind Rick Barry National Basketball Association American Basketball Association NBA San Francisco Warrior Oakland Oaks Barry The Oaks San Francisco Franklin Miculi Warriors

Rosedale Bests Twisters 12-7 on OHL field

Rosedale defeated Ottawa High's B team 12-7 as Stauffer scored in the first half and Kloster added the extra point to reach 7-6 at halftime. A late fourth quarter Rosedale TD sealed the win while Ottawa was held scoreless after the break. Coach Brill praised Kloster's play. Next Monday Ottawa B team plays Olathe at 4 p.m.

Bill Stauffer Rosedale Ottawa High OHL Stauffer Steve Kloster Ottawa Ted Brill OHS Beteam Olathe

Sox Regain Confidence In World Series Game Five

Boston tops St Louis 3 1 to cut the Series deficit to three games to two. Jim Lonborg fired a three hitter for Boston with two runs in the ninth inning sealing the win. Maris homered late but Lonborg escaped trouble as Wasilewski prepares for game six.

Booster Club Meeting at OU Tonight

The Ottawa Sports Booster Club will meet at Ottawa University's Wilson Field House tonight at 7 30 instead of Ottawa High School Films of the Rosedale. OHS game will be viewed with a commentary by OU coach Dick Peters on the OU College of Emporia tist.

Ottawa Sports Booster Club Ottawa University Wilson Field House Ottawa High School Rosedale OHS Dick Peters OU College of Emporia Tist

Lonborg Masters Series On Mound For Red Sox Victory

Jim Lonborg, a Stanford biology graduate who gave up medicine for baseball, pitched a three hit 3 1 win to send the 1967 World Series back to Boston. He dominated the Cardinals with outside breaking pitches and fastballs, allowing five Cardinal hits and one homer by Roger Maris as Boston clinched a 3 1 win.

Boston Jim Loneborg College of Surgeons Lonborg Stanford University Boston Red Sox Red Sox St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals Jim Roger Maris Maris Julian Javier

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