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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1963

Page

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Angels Edge Red Sox In Ten Inning Thriller

Angels beat Boston 6-5 in 10 innings as Belinsky leaves with a 5-1 lead after nine. He allowed eight hits with four strikeouts and no walks. Lee Thomas drove in the decisive run with a bases loaded single in the 10th.

Bo. Belinsky Angels Los Angeles Boston Belinsky Minnesota Bob Allison Baltimore Chicago White Sox Detroit Washington Senators Tiger Dick Stuart Red Sox Lee Thomas Yankees Ralph Terry Diego Segui A’s Charley Lau Segui Elston Howard Ted Bowsfield John Wyatt Twins Allison Gerry Arrigo Indians John Orsino Orioles Milt Pappas

K State Coach Doug Weaver Seeks Turnaround Season

Manhattan AP Doug Weaver enters his fourth season at Kansas State with a bigger, stronger squad and hopes rapid development from talented rookies yet to prove a Big Eight success. The 32 year old coach cites a reshaped backfield led by Willie Crenshaw and Dusenbury Corrigan switch as key to improving offense after an 0- avoidable 3-27 record and 18 straight losses.

Manhattan Doug Weaver Kansas State Weaver K-State Brigham Young San Jose State Teas Tech Willie Crenshaw Ron Barlow Doug Dusenary Larry Irigan Crenshaw

Scoreboard snapshot with league results and matches

Scoreboard shows Philadelphia 16 Houston 0 and Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh 2 New York 4 San Francisco 2 St Louis 8 Chicago 0 Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 3. Schedule lists Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Chicago at St Louis Milwaukee at Cincinnati San Francisco at New York Houston at Philadelphia plus multiple rematches. Tuesday results include Kansas City 2 New York 0 Baltimore 2 Chicago 1 Washington 9 1 Detroit 8 4 Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4. Los Angeles 6 Boston 5 in 10 innings. Today's games Boston at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City Baltimore at Chicago Cleveland at Minnesota Detroit at Washington. Thursday Boston at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota.

Philadelphia Houston Los Angeles Pittsburgh New York San Francisco St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee San’Francisco St. .Louis Kansas City Baltimore Washington Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Boston Associated “Press Roend Lea Pet Boston Enon

Hartford Man Awarded Damages Over Sandwich Injury

Thom as Scanlon of New Britain Connecticut won $200 in a suit against Food Crafts Inc West Hartford after a submarine sandwich bite broke a tooth. Circuit Judge Bernard Kosicki called the sandwich a gustos tory extravaganza and said the roll was not reasonably fit for human consumption.

Hartford Conn Thomsas Scanlon Scanlon New Britain Bernard Kosicki Food Crafts, Inc West Hartford Kosicki

Brazil Fire Burns Into Fifth Day

CURITIBA Brazil AP reports a forest fire in Paranay State rages for the fifth day killing at least 130 people injuring about 2 000 and leaving 4 000 families homeless 64 townships razed as drought compels relief efforts while winds drive the flames through western and central areas where peasants with primitive tools struggle to fight the blaze and thousands seek shelter and aid.

Curitiba Brazil Paranay Parana

Injuries and Film Revisions Shake Big Eight Lineups

Big Eight coaches revise lineups after scrimmage films. Missouri’s Vince Turner sprains ankle and may miss Sept 21 Northwestern. Ralph Kubinski wears a knee cast but may play in the opener. Kansas shifts Sid Micek to quarterback, while Kansas State substitutes Marty Aubuchon for neck-injured Jim Grecius. Nebraska, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Colorado also report personnel moves as teams brace for upcoming games.

Dan Devine Missouri Vince Turner Northwestern Ralph Kubinski Devine Jim Valentick Turner Tom Wyrostek Kubinski Kansas Jack Mitchell Sid Micek Dave Crandall Mitchell Texas Christian Kansas State Jim Grecius Doug Weaver Marty Aubuchon Weaver Bob Devaney Nebraska Dave Hoover Iowa State Clay Stapleton Ozzie Clay Hoover Larry Switzer Oklahoma Carl Schreiner John Porterfield Mike Ringer Schreiner Ringer Oklahoma State Phil Cutchin Colorado Eddie Crowder Ted Somerville Frank Rogers Jack Pamaterh Ben Howe Howe Vee

Chicago Police update trims top criminals list

Chicago police last week released a list of 143 men identified as top local criminals or associates to alert patrolmen. The list was reduced to 142 on Tuesday after Patrolman Nardo Guerrero, a traffic officer near police HQ, discovered his own name and the item was removed with apologies.

Chicago Nardo Guerrero

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IAM Machinists Set Planed Strikes at United and Others

The International Association of Machinists announced a strike against United Airlines on Oct. 10 and indicated walkouts at six other carriers including Trans World Northwest Braniff Continental Eastern and National. IAM District 141 leader J L Reeves said each carrier was negotiating separately with the union.

San Francisco International Association of Machinists United Airlines United Trans World Northwest Braniff Continental Eastern National Kansas City IAM Washington Minneapolis Arthur Pedersen Dallas Los Angeles New York Nationa Miami J.L. Reeves United Workers

Baseball roundup from the National League pennant chase

Koufax won his 23rd, Musial slugged his 11th and 474th, Mets beat Giants, Phillies routed the Colts. Gibson earned his 17th win with Musial driving in key runs. Bridges of multiple games and players noted in a wide NL slate with Crosstown results and home runs by Clemente and Aaron.

Chicago Cubs Koufax Pittsburgh Pirates Milwaukee Braves Cincinnati New York Mets San Francisco Giants Philadelphia Phillies Houston Colts Musial Bob Gibson Dick Groat Hark Aaron Braves Johnny Edwards Reds Gordy Cole Carl Willey Mets Giants Willie McCovey Orlando Cepeda

Rantoul Area Clubs and Civil Defense Meet Schedule

The Alpha Study Club cancels this month as the October session moves to Mrs. Ted Martin. Rantoul HDU met with Mrs. Carl Bloomer. Mrs. Hill to assist as hostess. Civil defense program at Rantoul city hall begins Sept 17 at 1 30 PM for five weeks with refreshments for 11 members and guests.

Alpha Study Club Ted Martin Rantoul Hdu Carl Bloomer Hill S. D. Needham Rantoul City Hall Gary Norris Lawrence Don Bloomer Robert Roecker Rantoul Robin Denise Ransom Memorial Hospital Pauline Jackson Waters Columbus Ohio Jim Poe

Amateur Golf Match In Second Round Des Moines Iowa

The 63d U S Amateur Golf Championship moves into two 18 hole rounds at Wakonda Club trimming the field to 16. Top contenders include Dick Sikes NCAA champion from Arkansas and Billy Joe Patton alongside Bill Campbell Ed Tutwiler Bob Greenwood Jimmy Jewell. Defending champion Labron Harris Jr. heads a bracket with Deane Beman and St Louis players Jim Tom Blair Bob Cochran Jim Jackson. Early upsets hit as George Archer John Lotz Steve Spray and Charlie Coe advance while Homero Blancas Henry Timbrook Dick Davies Ross Mitchell and George Boutell fall.

Des Moines Iowa U.S Amon Wakonda Club Dick Sikes University of Arkansas Billy Joe Patton West Labron Harris Jr Enid Okla Deane Beman St. Louis Jim Tom Blair Bob Cochran Jim Jackson George Archer Gilroy Calif Downing Gray John Lotz Dick Davies Pasadena Ross Mitchell Lubbock Tex George Boutell Phoenix Fred Gordon Belmond

Train wreck injures 35 near Hudson New York

A New York Central passenger train crashed into a work train on a siding in Hudson injuring 35 people. One trainman was critically hurt with a throat injury while 34 others escaped serious injury. The derailment involved five cars and the passenger loco. no derailed units turned over.

Hudson, N. Y New York Central

Bowling Results From Ottawa Savings and Loan Meet

In Ottawa the Bowling Results list top scores for several teams. The Ottawa Savings and Loan team shows a high game by Bennett with 192 and series of 470 for 30 frames. OTASCO-2 reports Taylor with 233 in a high game and 470 in the 30-frame total. Foremost Dairy-1 lists Wenthe 179-529, and Peterson Masonry-2 shows J. Peterson 222-545. Other entries include Cordle 188-624 for Maracaibo Oil-3 and M. Jones 108 and C. Terry 525 for Cities Service-1.

Ottawa Savings. and Loan R. Bennett Grabham Otasco Taylor al Botts Rambiers D. Cordle Foremost Dairy B. Wenthe Peterson Masonry J. Peterson L. LB. Ollera Maracaibo K. Cordle M. Jones C. Terry

Old Football Warhorse To Pasture

Joe Perry, 36, a 200-pound fullback once a standout with 1953 and 1954 all league honors, was placed on waivers as the Baltimore Colts trimmed to a 37-man roster before the opener. The Colts added veteran Jim Martin from Detroit, while other veterans such as Sam Etcheverry, Mike Magac, Jerry Norton, Mal Hammack, Jim McCusker and Tony Liscio were also moved or waived amid final-cut shuffles and rookie omissions.

Joe Perry Casey Stengel Oakland Bob Cousy Baltimore Colts Sam Etcheverry San Francisco 49Ers San Francisco Mike Magac Dallas Jerry Norton Mal Hammack Philadelphia Jim McCusker Green Bay Packers Tony Liscio Ed Holler

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