Ottawa Cyclones Face Pittsburg In 1964 Opener At Cook Field
Ottawa High football opens with Pittsburg as the Cyclones showcase a defense oriented team led by coach J W Emerson. The headhunter unit wearing black jerseys returns includes Green Brady Mavity Boyer and Bien with losses of Vivian and Lay. Pitt matchup is non league with Ottawa aiming for a two touchdown margin if defense clicks and offense improves.
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Ottawa Cyclones
Pittsburg
J. W. Emerson
Ottawa High
Emerson
Cyclones
Cook Field
Ottawa
Pitt
Dudley Calder
Russell Daugharthy
Bill Green
Ronnie Lloyd
John Presley
Mike Brady
Jim Honn
Gary Mavity
Terry Davis
Tom Hickman
Ronnie Boyer
Green
Brady
Mavity
Boyer
Ricky Bien
Buck Vivian
Bowling Green
Ohio
Terry Lay
Lay
Area high school and college games this week
Friday slate features Pittsburg at Ottawa Wellsville at Overbrook Lansing at Baldwin Williamsburg at Strong City Pomona at Lyndon. Saturday schedule includes Ottawa U at Friends U in Wichita at 7 30 p m Baker at Bethel in Newton and TCU at KU in Lawrence at 130 p m.
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Pittsburg
Ottawa
Wellsville
Overbrook
Lansing
Baldwin
Williamsburg
Strong City
Pomona
Lyndon
Ottawa U
Friends U
Wichita
Baker
Bethel
Newton
TCU
Lawrence
Lawrence Streak Tops Among Grid Teams
Lawrence Lions enter the 1964 Kansas high school football season as the state’s hottest team with a 23 game win streak, extending to 71 victories in 73 games. The AP poll notes Lawrence’s dominance and projects a fast smart squad as they open against Manhattan, with coach Al Woolard in his 15th season.
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Topeka
Lawrence
Manhattan
Kansas
Lions
Associated Press
al Woolard
Kapaun High
Wichita
Associated
Enduro Go-Kart Races At Lake Garnett
The Garnett Jaycees sponsor the Enduro Go-Kart Race weekend at Lake Garnett Raceway on September 19 and 20. Practice runs run Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 7 to 8:30 a.m. Races follow with trophies for top five in each class, best dressed driver and crew, and longest distance entrant.
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Lake Garnett Raceway
Amateurs Mimic Video Pros In Golf Championship
In Cleveland AP reported the National Amateur Golf Championship field narrows to 64 after 36 holes with Marvin Giles III and Robert Greenwood Jr. leading at 143. Joe Dey of the USGA notes slow play as amateurs mimic pro routines, aided by new rules allowing cleaning balls on greens.
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Cleveland
United Nations
Upper Volta
Joe Dey
U.S. Golf Association
Marvin Giles III
Lynchburg
Robert Greenwood Jr
Cookeville, Tenn
Bill Campbell
Downing Gray
Billy Joe Patton
Ed Updegraff
Deane Beman
Dey
Area Golfers Still In Play
In Cleveland AP: two Kansas players and two Missourians qualified for match play at the 64th National Amateur. James G. Jackson of St. Louis led 36 holes with 145 at Canterbury Club. Grier S. Jones of Wichita shot 149, while Robert C. Harvey Jr. of Overland Park and James C. Colbert Jr. of Kansas City both posted 151 and entered the upper bracket. Jackson faces John Hopkins, Jones meets John R. Birmingham, and Harvey plays Gerald L. Schreiber. Several competitors failed to qualify including Richard Pearce and John Donohue.
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Cleveland
James G. Jackson
St. Louis
Grier S. Jones
Wichita
Robert C. Harvey Jr
Overland Park
James C. Colbert Jr
Kansas City
Jackson
Jones
Harvey
John Hopkins
Texas City
John R. Birmingham
Oakmont
Gerald L. Schreiber
Evansville
Richard Pearce
John J. Donohue
Kirkwood
Rodney Horn
Robert E. Cochran
Normandy
William Upthegrove
Lehigh Notes Norm Brandl Career Scoring Record
Lehigh records show Norm Brandl as the all time leading scorer. He averaged 20.2 points per game over his three year varsity career from 1959 to 1962, totaling 1,231 points.
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Norm Brandl
Lehigh
Brandl
League Leaders AP Summary of 1966 American and National Leagues
The AP lists top batting, runs, RBI, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases and pitching leaders. Notables include Oliva of Minnesota leading AL batting with 320 and runs 103, Killebrew 105 RBI and 41 HR, Bunning 17.4 wins and .810 in NL, Koufax 223 strikeouts.
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Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Howser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
Bressoud
Olivas
Versalles
Rollins
Santo
Chicago
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Williams
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
St. Louis
Bunning
Koufax
Los Anegeles
Drysdale
Rough Road For Orioles
Baltimore Orioles manager Hank Bauer faces a rough stretch as the team clings to a one game AL pennant lead after a 2 1 loss to Minnesota. Despite a 6 5 road trip and seven hits, Baltimore stranded five runners and has posted a .214 team batting average over 24 games while pitchers posted 2.84 earned runs per game.
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Minnesota Twins
Orioles
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Oriole
Writer's Picks Forecast Upset Heavy College Football Slate
NEW YORK AP They forecast early season upsets across conferences led by Ole Miss over Memphis State and Kansas over Texas Christian with Gayle Sayers in prime condition for Kansas. Notable matchups include Oklahoma over Maryland Navy over Penn State and Alabama over Georgia as season contenders emerge.
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Sooner Quarterback Sees No Elbow Trouble Return
Oklahoma quarterback Mike Ringer says his elbow is fully healed after multiple surgeries following an elbow injury from an electric fan. He returns to practice under coach Gomer Jones as the Sooners prepare for the 1964 season with high expectations and no clear prediction beyond facing Maryland first.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Mike Ringer
Ringer
Bud Wilkinson
Clemson
Southern California
Associated Press
Gomer Jones
Perfor
Mance
Sooners
Maryland
Trautman Award Goes to Missouri Pitcher Keith Weber
Keith Weber of Missouri wins the first George M. Trautman Memorial Award from Phi Delta Theta for the top college baseball man in the fraternity. Weber posted an 11-1 season with a 0.61 ERA and helped Missouri to a College World Series runner up. He had knee injuries impacting football and baseball but returned to pitch.
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Keith Weber
Missouri
George M. Trautman
Weber
the Nations
Association of Minor Leagues
Phi Delta Theta
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