20 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1960
Page
1
Notre Dame and Northwestern meet after uneven starts with each team carrying injury concerns. Quarterback injuries and key outs threaten both squads as fans pack Dyche Stadium for a high stakes showdown amid a fractured early season.
Knights of Columbus No 2 3 High 1030 Kramer 156 333 Bank 1 High 106 30 Lowrance 220 b21 Anchor 4 High 10 30 Cheney 126 506 Darbin 6 High 10 30 Waston 1E0 5N7 Knights of Columbus No 2 1 High 1030 Akers 210 574 Quenemo 3 High 10 30 Morris 378 454 Liteiner High 1380 J Bolton 178 832 Princeton 3 High 1030 McFarland 231 613 Gilmore D High 10 Dillon and Steele 173 High 30 Dillon 469 Colby 4 High 1f Perfry 221 High 20 Cox 582 Wed Night Ladies League Kansas State 1 High 1030 I Honma 164 472 Romstedt 6 High 16 L Tallar 162 Hich 6O A Rhade 342 Moore 3 High 16 M Burgoon 203 Hien 30 E Hickman 522 Wricht 1 High 1030 8 Wolgast 199 560 Towner 1 High 1 50 R Mock 187 497 Eagles Auxiliary 7 Heh 10 36 B Maloney 160 444 First National 1 High 10 30 N Fritts 155 428 Peoples National 3 High 1930 R Carlson 170 494 Independents No 1 1 High 1030 W Robertson 149 388
AP reports the Rural Electrification Administration will lend 688000 dollars to Pioneer Telephone Association at Ulysses Kansas to boost service for 708 subscribers and start service for 605 in Finney Grant Haskell Kearney and Seward counties.
Dick Peters, Ottawa University football coach and athletic director, was announced today in Kansas City as chairman of the golf committee for the Kansas District NAIA. He was also named secretary of the football section of NAIA coaches.
Ottawa High Cyclones face Leavenworth with key injuries. Mickey Reed will miss at least two weeks with a thigh pull, while John Mack and Roger Ferguson may play limited roles due to back and neck injuries. Paul Stephens or Ronnie Frakes expected to start in Reed’s spot. homecoming kickoff set for 8 p.m. at Jon Cook Field. Ottawa sits 0-1 in league play. Leavenworth aims to spoil homecoming as the injury list tightens.
Bowler’s Victory Legion Week begins next week to raise funds for veterans hospitals as bowlers with an open frame pay a fine of one, two, or three cents based on their average. Scores rolled this week show strong competition across leagues with Eloise Highes and Virginia Hoffman among top performers. Colby’s forged a two game lead over Royal T in team standings.
In New York, Joe Louis and Max Schmeling embraced at a People-to-People Sports Committee event a generation after their famous ring battles. Louis praised Schmeling, while both recalled their 1936 and 1938 clashes amid a crowd honoring 18 athletes for service to sport on NBC TV.
Ralph Houk, 41, is slated to become the new Yankees manager while Casey Stengel's farewell underscored the club's youth movement. Topping, Weiss, Hamey, and Rickey attended the emotional event, with Stengel defending his youth program and acknowledging the ownership's decision.
A large group of baseball officials led by Commissioner Ford Frick and American League President Joe Cronin gathered with writers and friends to pay tribute to the successful manager. The event reflected broad respect from the sport's leadership and community.
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton says the Cyclones face Missouri, a five straight win team ranked No. 5, in Columbia. He cites injuries to standout soph tailback Dave Hoppmann and wingback Mickey Witzgerald, both sidelined this week with ankle and hip injuries after a 21 6 loss to Colorado.
Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves led the AP major league all star team voting with 188 of 192 votes from writers. Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron and Del Crandall also made the squad along with Bill Skowron Roger Maris Pete Runnels Ernie Banks Willie Mays Vernon Law. Close races followed for second base and first base with Runnels edging Nellie Fox and Mazeroski, while Skowron narrowly beat Roy Sievers for first base.
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