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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1964

Page

2

Ottawa Will Ride Pro-Type Offense In 1964 Opener

Ottawa University prepares to face Friends University in Wichita on Sept. 19 in the Braves first ECAC/NAIA schedule game. Coach Dick Peters expects an air driven, inexperienced defense to be challenged while the offense, led by quarterback Eddie Buzzell, aims to produce scoring drives.

Ottawa University Friends University Wichita Braves Dick Peters Peters Tebe Ottawa Evan Johnson Jerry Rich Eddie Buzzell National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics NAIA Buzzell Jerry Freeman Stan Hudson Dick Booth Leonard Scheufler Floyd Scott Scott Bill Frear Bill Boucek Peter Friends Bethel College Cook Field Kansas College of Emporia Baker University

Big Eight coaches split on two platoon rule decision

Eight Big Eight coaches debated the liberalized substitution rule with only Oklahoma State and Kansas State embracing two platoon use. Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska already mix platoons, while Iowa State and others weighed limits. Many favor some two-way play, though auto clock stoppage would limit full two-platoon use.

Jim van Valkenburg Associated Press Phil Cutchin Oklahoma State Doug Weaver Kansas State Cutchin Weaver Oklahoma Missouri Kansas Nebraska Clay Stapleton Iowa State

League Leaders BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

National and American League leaders in batting runs hits doubles triples home runs and stats for 12 decision pitchers. Notable names include Clemente Mays Oliva Killebrew Aparicio Koufax Drysdale Chance and-Bonnell. Shown are team affiliations and counts across two leagues.

Clemente Pittsburgh Carty Milwaukee Mays San Francisco Allen Philadelphia Boyer St. Louis Santo Chicago Williams Maye Callison Philadephia Wills Los Angeles Brock Bunning Koufax Drysdale Oliva Minnesota Freehan Detroit Howser Cleveland Killebrew Stuart Boston B. Robinson Baltimore Bressoud Versalles Yastrzemski Fregosi Powell

Cards Rally Past Phillies In 11 Innings For 10 1/2-Run Win

The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 10 1/2 to 9 in 11 innings in Philadelphia. Lou Brock had five hits including a homer, Charley James opened the ninth inning with a single to spark a comeback, and Bill White doubled in two in the 11th as Curt Flood, Brock, and Julian Javier led a late rally. Bob Humphreys earned the win after relievers Baldschun and Ed Roebuck faltered.

Associated Press Philadelphia Phillies St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Phillies Philadelphia Ray Sadecki Cardinals Chris Short Jack Baldschun Charley James Lou Brock Ken Boyer Baldshaw Ed Roebuck Curt Flood Brock Bill White Richie Allen White Julian Javier Bob Humphreys

Tigers' Lolich fires five-hitter in 4-0 win over Yankees

Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich allowed five hits in a 4-0 Tigers victory over New York, his third straight shutout and seventh straight win to move to 16-7. Lou Brock starred for St. Louis, collecting five hits, four runs, and his 10th homer as the Cardinals routed Philadelphia 10-5 in 11 innings.

Associated Press Mickey Lolich Detroit Tigers New York Yankees Lou Brock St. Louis Philadelphia

Panthers Face Rebuilding Task at Williamsburg High

Lou Coppoc, head football coach at Williamsburg High School, guides a rebuilding Panthers squad after an undefeated eight game season in class B. Only four lettermen return, with Ed Ransom and Lloyd McClure as lone returning starters. The team shifts to mostly 11 man play, with a nine game schedule featuring three eight man tilts. Coppoc cites strong work and morale as key as the Panthers aim to regain form.

Williamsburg Lou Coppoe Panthers Lloyd McClure Larry Heck David Richeson Ed Ransom Lou Coppoc Williamsburg High School Coppoc Kansas Panther Coppoe West Phalia Northern Heights Hamilton

Pomona High Football Prospects Bright Under New Coach

Pomona High School football bids for Osage County League title with Don Laws as first year head coach. Returning 23 lettermen of 47 include eight starters from 1963 6-2-1 club. backfield features Craig Collins Raymon Schroeder Terry Mundy and Jim Hogue. Schedule lists nine league games plus Osage clash. defense and line strength noted as promising.

Pomona Indians Don Laws Elk City Laws Poria State John Kimbrel Craig Collins Raymon Schroeder Terry Mundy Lyndon Parker Fontana Scranton Williamsburg Carbondale Burlingame Wellsville Overbrook

Hornung And Tittle Seen Leading Teams To Crowns

New York AP report foresees Paul Hornung guiding Green Bay to the Western Conference title while Y A Tittle fuels New York to a fourth straight Eastern crown, setting up a potential championship matchup.

Hornung and Tittle Jack Hand Associated Press NEW York Paul Hornung Green Bay Y.A. Tittle Magic

Baseball Scoreboard and NFL outlook clash in 1960s recap

Baseball standings show St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati and Milwaukee leading, with punchy results from 11 innings and daily games. NFL piece analyzes Green Bay Chicago Baltimore Detroit Minnesota Los Angeles San Francisco New York St Louis Cleveland Washington Pittsburgh, highlighting Hornung Jurgensen and Warfield as pivotal names and projecting Western and Eastern contenders. May mention Giants Cards Bears and Packers in title bid race.

Associated Press W. L. Pet Philad St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee New York Chicago Houston Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Baltimore Detroit Los An’ele Minnesota Cleveland Boston Washington Kansas City Yankee Stadium Packers Chicago Bears Giants Allie Sherman Paul Warfield Jim Brown Rune Ring Sonny Jurgensen Charley Taylor Sam Huff Green Bay Dallas Paul Hornung Vince Lombardi Bears George Halas Tony Lorick Steelers Johnny Unitas Alex Karras Hornung Milt Plum Bill Brown Tommy Mason Jim Taylor Ram Tittle Sherman Charley Johnson Sonny Randle Bobby Joe Conrad Prentice Gantt Joe Childress

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By Terry Ostmeyer Big 8 Jack Mitchell Stapleton, Mitchell and Dan Devine Devine Gomer Jones Jim Grisham THE Aparicio Weis Bunker Chance Downing Phils Pomona High Jim Hogue Richard Altic Lloyd Robbins Jim Pruett K. R. Bowman Taylor Jurgensen Angelo Cola Huff John Henry Johnson Blakesley’s Honn’s Harold's
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