Ottawa Schools Build Wide Physical Education Program
A detailed look at Ottawa Kansas physical fitness in schools and community. Under Orris Cox and staff, 570 junior high and 220 senior high students participate, with a full timetable and seasonal activities. The Ottawa Recreation Commission supports after school and community programs, including swimming and baseball, and measures up to the President's Fitness standards.
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United States
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Orris Cox
J. W. Emerson
Don Kornhaus
Charles Williamson
Ottawa Recreation Commission
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Emerson
Kornhaus
Williamson
Toff
Ottawa Recreation Come Mission
Commission
National Council
Turner Bears Eye ERL Title Showdown At Ottawa
Turner High School travels to face Ottawa in a crucial ERL clash that could seal the league title. Turner sits 3-0 in the ERL with Ottawa 1-1, while Ottawa’s Dudley Calder is a doubtful starter and Rick Bien remains sidelined. Coach Sherm Price notes Turner’s depth and power, and Ottawa’s Emerson pledges sharper play after a rough film review and a must-win mindset Friday night.
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Ottawa High
Ronnie Boyer
Derby
OHS
J. W. Emerson
Cyclones
Ottawa
Ottawa Cyclones
Turner High School
Kansas City
Turner
Sherm Price
Ottawa University
Golden Bears
Olathe
Bonner Springs
Alucwa
Emerson
Bears
Dudley Calder
Emersion
Fred Martin
Calder
Rick Bien
Tom Hickman
Hickman
OHL
Joe Maeloney
Terry Davis
Gary Mave Ity
Rae
Oh Peterback
HA Abaes
Tay Enieran
ERL
Bob Howard
Joe Lee
John Davenport
Mike Potchad
Bill Way
Jody Stankiewicz
Price
Gene Pettey
Mike Haney
Steve Hanna
Lawrence
Emeerson
Rosedale
Beccause
Bonners
Springs
Shawnee Mission North
Cards And Yanks Split Series Pot
The World Series payout differed by 3312.90 with Cardinals and Yankees shares at 8622.19 and 5309.29 respectively. Frick announced full shares for Mel Stottlemyre and Pete Ramos, while Barney Schultz and Cal Maxvill each received 6466.64. Fifth-place teams reduced the pool. Dodgers led last year with higher totals.
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New York
New York Yankee
Ford Frick
Mel Stottlemyre
Yane
Kee
Pete Ramos
Cleveland
Slird
NGS
Harry Bright
Richmond
Cardinals
Barney Schultz
Schultz
Cal Maxvill
Julian Javier
Los Angeles Dodgers
Yanks
Dodger Park
Busch Stadium
St. Louis
Frick
Cards
Milwaukee Braves
Los Angeles Angel
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phil
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
San Francisco
Detroit
Big Eight Eyes New Record in Attendance Push
Five Big Eight schools may break season football attendance records for the third straight year as the conference averages 36,245 per game through 23 home games. Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Iowa State could set school marks. Colorado, Kansas State, and Oklahoma State trail last season. The OU Texas game in Dallas is counted as a home game for OU in alternate years, yet even without it the old league record would likely fall.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Colorado Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Boxing results from Montreal and Richmond AP reports
Dave Hilton of Montreal defeated Harry Mason of Jamaica by decision in a featherweight bout. In Richmond, Charlie Shipes of Oakland outpointed James Shelton at 147 pounds.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Dave Hilton
Harry Masson
Jamaica
Richmond
Calif
Charlie Shipes
Oakland
James Shelton
Montreal Beats Toronto Five Two In NHL Action
Montreal wins 5 to 2 over Toronto as New York defeats Boston 3 to 1. Boston visits Detroit for the night’s remaining NHL game with no other results noted.
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National Hockey League
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Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
New York
Boston
Detroit
Traded Aces Lose Jobs Traded Aces Lose Jobs
In the NHL a goalie swap years ago pitted Gump Worsley and Jacques Plante against Charlie Hodge and Marcel Paille. Hodge leads Montreal past Toronto 5 2 and Paille helps New York beat Boston 3 1 as both fill starter roles, each eyeing a permanent hold.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
New York Rangers
Montreal Canadiens
Gump Worsley
Montreal
Jacques Plante
New York
Gump
Jacques
Charlie Hodge
Marcel Paille
Canadiens
Toronto
Boston
Ryun Back In School
Jim Ryun a 17 year old Olympic competitor from Wichita returns home hopeful to qualify for his school's cross country team. He qualified in the 1500 meter at Tokyo but was eliminated in preliminaries. He says, I will go out for the cross country team and if I can make it that will be my next race.
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Wichita
Jim Ryun
Japan
Ryun
Tokyo
Ryan
Pomona and Baldwin Among Prep Elite in 1964 Football
Pomona and Baldwin rise in Kansas prep football as 30 teams remain unbeaten late in 1964. Lawrence anchors the AP poll with a 30th straight win approaching Wyandotte, while Fort Scott, Mulvane, Cimarron, Neodesha, Silver Lake, Washington, Sterling and others maintain long win streaks or unbeaten records. The slate features No. 2 Wichita West facing Neton, No. 3 Salina vs Emporia, No. 4 Fort Scott against Columbus, and No. 6 Kapaun vs Wichita South, among numerous clashes shaping the drive to season’s end.
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Elon Torrence
Associated Press
Topeka
Kanesas
Baldwin
Cimareron
Colby
Erie
Florence
Goodland
Herington
Highland
Kiowa
Lawrence
Mulvane
Mount Hope
Neodesha
Olpe
Overbrook
Paola
Pomona
Salina
Silver Lake
Wakeeney
Wamego
Washington
Wathena
Rushton
Fort Scott
Haven
Marysville
Nickerson
Sterling
Wichita West
Lions
Wyandotte
Cimarron
Bushton
Neton
Acion
Emporia
Collumbus
Atwood
Kapaun
Wichita South
Junction City
Chapman
Washington High
Bethel
el Dorado
Camerus
St. Francis
Frazier Justifies Bout With Broken Hand in Tokyo
Philadelphia Olympic heavyweight champion Joe Frazier explained he fought the championship bout despite a broken left hand. The 6 foot 186 pound fighter, a Philadelphia slaughterhouse worker, broke the hand in a semifinal at Tokyo but kept silent about the severity.
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Philadelphia
Joe Frazier
Frazier
Tokyo
Navy relies on Staubach as Notre Dame looms
Annapolis reports Navy quarterback Roger Staubach, recovering from an ankle injury, is about 85 percent while Notre Dame, riding a top-ranked offense, arrives in Philadelphia. Coach Wayne Harding warns of injuries and errant passes, yet hopes for a big day as Staubach’s mobility impacts Navy’s attack.
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Annapolis
Navy
Roger Staubach
Notre Dame
Philadelphia
Pat Donnelly
Wayne Harding
Hardin
Staubach
Pitt
Ara Parnegliano
Notre
Dame Agregsh
South Bend
Ind
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Paille
Plante
Bruins
Marcel
Interstate Financial House
South Main Interstate Securities Company
Saffron Glass Co
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John Deere
Dick Koll
K.R. Kenney
Russ Feeback Belton, Mo
G. C. Wells
Clay Center
McPherson
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Ulysses
Guymon
Okla
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Wichita Heights
Arkansas City
Wichita North
Garden City Hays
Waskeeney-Plainville
Neodeshas Caney
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