Invasion From East Boosts OU Soccer Fortunes
Ottawa University soccer coach Bob Schoonover recruits 19 freshmen from New York Austria and West Germany as 1967 season opens. Nine starters in the opener against Creighton University while 12 lettermen return, adding depth and speed. OU plans a four game non conference schedule before Missouri Valley action begins.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Bob Schoonover
Ottawa University
Braves
Schoonover
Ottawa
Kansas
Debbie Bryan
State of New York
Austria
West Geremany
Creighton University
Omaha
Karanja Wagichiengo
Kenya
East Africa
Richard Jackson
Rochester
N. Y
Sandy Macy
Ben Martin
Muskegon
Mich
Mike Wawrzewski
East
Reach Compromise Ends A's Labor Feud With Players
In New York AP report Charles Finley and Kansas City Athletics players bury the hatchet after 20 hours of talks with Commissioner Eckert. The Major League Players Association drops unfair labor practices charges as Finley agrees not to interfere with players airing grievances. A hearing on Lew Krausse suspension set for Sept 28 follows August incident on a plane.
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NEW York
Charles
Finley
Kansas City Athletics
William D. Eckert
Major League Player’s Association
A's
Eckert
The
Players Association
Marvin Miller
Finney
Lew Krausse
Krausse
Baseball
League Leaders League Leaders By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
American League batting leaders include F Rob inson and Carl Yastrzemski with averages around .318 to .311. Yastrzemski leads in runs 97 and RBIs 103, with Killebrew and Bu ford among top in homers and runs. Yastrzemski and Tovar tie with 162 hits. Campaneris and Buford top steals. Lonborg leads 13 decisions with 7.41 ERA and 218 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
F. Robinson
Bast
Yastrzemski
Bost
Killebrew
Minn
Tovar
Oliva
Campaneris
K.C
Biatr
Buford
Chic
Yastrzemskii
Kijiebrew
Lonborg
Horlen
McDowell
Cleve
Bowling Scores and Highs From Ottawa Leagues
Bowling scores list by club and league show top individual game and series figures. Notables include 213 by Jackson for Kansas State Bank and 212 by MeLroy for Mealman Gorton in Ottawa leagues, with team totals and high games across sponsors such as Cities Service and Trout’s Jewelry.
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AL Beets Motors
Beets
Mealman Gorton
MeLroy
Kansas State Bank
Jackson
Major Stars Pitching and Hitting Spark Big Wins
Luis Tilant pitched Cleveland past Chicago 7-1, scattering four hits and fanning nine to complete a doubleheader sweep over the American League contender. Tony Perez drove in four for Cincinnati with a single double and triple as the Reds pounded Pittsburgh 15-7 in a 23 hit attack.
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Luis Tilant
Indians
Chicago
Cleveland
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Agricultural Salesman Wanted for Top Earnings
An expanding company seeks a full time, honest, dependable agricultural salesman who loves farm work and can speak the livestock trade language. Build your own security, be your own boss, and earn more than average income with advancement opportunities. Write Box 1-87 c o Ottawa Herald.
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Futher
C-O
Ottawa Herald
Lonborg Satisfies Ambition In AL Roundup
Hal Bock reports on Jim Lonborg achieving his goal in the American League roundup while rivals Zollo Versalies and Jerry Lumge tirelessly chased outcomes. Lonborg stands out for delivering the major accomplishment.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Zollo Versalies
Jerry Lumge
Jim Lonborg
Watch Out For Men Carrying Shovels, Ed CHICAGO
AP story recounts Cleveland sweeping Chicago 4-3 and 7-1, dropping the White Sox to fourth place three games behind Minnesota and Boston with 16 games left. Lonborg of Boston notches his 20th win as Twins, Tigers chase, and other AL results including Val Valentine, Howard, Tiant, Aparicio, Repoz, and Campaneris.
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APY
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Stanky
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Cleveland
Sox
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Versaires
Lumpe
Twins
Washington
Tigers
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Lonborg
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White Sox
California
New York
Angels
Yankees
Fred Valentine
Frank Howard
Senators
Howard
Versalles
Soph Wins Golf Title at Ottawa Country Club
Bob Soph captured the 386 hole Championship Flight final by defeating Vern Chesbro 4 and 3 at Ottawa Country Club. Merle Willhite won the consolation crown 3 and 2 over Bud Gollier. Bob Penn topped Chuck Hendrickson and Ray Moline beat Bob Grabham for the consolation. W. P. Shepard defeated Joe Seyler to win B Flight.
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Ottawa
Vern Chesbro
Merle Willhite
Bud Gollier
Bob Penn
Chuck Hendrickson
Ray Moline
Bob Grabham
W. P. Shepard
Joe Seyler
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