Cyclones Open Grid War Friday at Ottawa High
Ottawa High Cyclones under Coach Harold Wallace begin 1961 football season Friday at Cook Stadium Ottawa University. Olathe joins the schedule as a newcomer with 7:30 kickoff. Two players injured may miss opener Gary Jones and Mike Shepard others impress in practice. Roster includes Mickey Reed Jeeper Deputy John Mack Jim Wollen Alan Rypbolt Ronnie Showalter and Roger Ferguson. Northeast and East Kansas League foes loom in schedule with Ottawa moving from Northeast to East in 1962.
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Roger Ferguson
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Dodgers Win On Windhorn Pinch Hit Homers To End Slide
Dodgers top Phillies 6-5 as Gordon Windhorn delivers a pinch hit homer in the ith inning to snap a three game losing streak and close within 1 1/2 games of the idle Reds in the NL race. Don Ferrarese sees seven innings of no hit relief before Windhorn's return.
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Ron Perranoski
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Pirates
Dick Stuart
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Alvin McBean
Larry Jackson
Johnny Keane
Sally Hemus
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Lew Burdette
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Stan Musial
Carl Sawatski
O State Loses Backfield Ace In Big Eight Action
Two Big Eight Conference players are out of action indefinitely after injuries in Saturday scrimmages. Kansas State tackle Tom Brettschneider broke a hand, out at least six weeks. Oklahoma State quarterback Jim Elliott broke an arm, out for the year. Cooperating byes shift to sophomores Mike Miller and Bill Leming to run the attack while line depth and ends must be found.
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Mike Upton
Frank Parker
Gary Cutsinger
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Baseball Scoreboard Monday results and schedule
Baseball scoreboard notes Boston beat Washington 14 to 4 and Minnesota defeated Los Angeles 5 to 2. A list covers games today and Wednesday schedules including Kansas City at Detroit New York at Chicago Los Angeles at Minnesota and a 10 inning San Francisco win over Pittsburgh.
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Two Named To Golf Hall Of Fame
Lawson Little and Henry Picard, prewar golf greats, are elected to the PGA Hall of Fame in a nationwide golfers poll. Little received 482 votes and Picard 431 with other notable ballots including Farrell 416 and Cruickshank 341. Induction set for Nov. 7 in a Pebble Beach context.
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Homer Hammerers Move Into Chicago
The Yankees push into Chicago for a ten game stretch in eight days as Maris sits four behind Ruth at 56 and Mantle three behind with 53. New York seeks eight wins or Detroit losses to clinch the pennant as Ralph Houk’s rookie club eyes Babe Ruth’s 60 home run record. Maris faces White Sox pitching and Mantle draws lefty Billy Pierce with Ralph Terry to start.
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Amateur Ace Meets Old Hand at Pebble Beach
Defending champion Deane Beman, 23, from Arlington Virginia, edges Harry Allers 1 up to reach round two of the National Amateur Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach. Beman led 4 up at nine holes but faced trouble, while Billy Joe Patton of Morganton North Carolina received a bye and awaits his next opponent. Seventy-two first round winners joined 56 byes in the second round of 128. several notables, including Nicklaus and Evans, were eliminated or advanced in the early action on the par 72 course.
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San Lorenzo
Campbell
Andy Gard
Wellesley Hills
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Dick Davies
Pasadena
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Exchamps
Harvie Ward
San Francisco
Downing
Vanderbilt
George Creagh
Jack Westland
Everett
Wash
Keith Alexander
Chick Evans
Chicago
University of Illinois
Jim McCarthy
Bowling League Standings and High Scores Roundup
In Monday Night action Maxine Lewis led with 200 and 504 across two high games while Ruth Carlson claimed second high 30 with 430. Elks Ladies posted 758 team and 2051 high 30 as Lee's 722-2041 trailed. Willis and Elks tied for 6-2 and Lee's 4-4. Tuesday Night saw June Lutz top 10 at 171 with Helen Carey 165, the Campbell duo 30s at 466, and KOFO posting 764-2093. Royals and others followed with top 10s and 30s across divisions. Freda Hughes joined with a 200 game and 515 for high 30. Independent led at 6-2, Colby 5-3.
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Tall Sooner Won’t Be Back
Norman Oklahoma AP says Brian Etheridge a key OU center for two seasons will not return this year. The 6 foot 8 Denver native told Coach Doyle Parrack he plans to finish his five year engineering program at Colorado State University.
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University of Oklahoma
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Scores From OTTAWA BOWL 41814 N. Main
Ottawa bowl score report lists lane-by-lane results from 41814 North Main. Notable bowlers and team totals appear, with standings and top scores among local leagues. Detailed marks and per-game breakdowns are provided for reference and record-keeping.
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