Ottawa University Hosts Friends in Friday Night Football
Ottawa University readjusts its lineup after a 7 0 win over William Jewell as Val Henney moves to middle guard and Jim Carter fills end duties. George Funk shifts to guard and Salavatitis to tackle. Evan Jorgison to defensive corner. Friends roster includes Bob Moore, Ottawa graduate and Falcons coach, directing a 7:30 p.m. game at Cook Field.
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Money For Spahn Goes To Students
Milwaukee fans packed County Stadium to honor Warren Spahn with speeches and a fundraiser that will endow a scholarship in his name. The first $30,000 will be deposited this week, with a total approaching 75,000 by year end. Spahn, 42, noted his longevity and the donations from teammates and hall of famers while praising the crowd’s devotion.
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Scoring Cliffside Cards Highlight Busy Baseball Night
Scoreboard shows Tuesday results with Los Angeles losing 4 to St. Louis 6 and Philadelphia beating New York 8 to 6. Cincinnati edged Houston 4 to 3 while Chicago routed Pittsburgh 33 to 14. San Francisco defeated Milwaukee 11 to 4. Thursday schedule lists three AL games and several interleague matchups amid rain delays and twilight twinbill notes.
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Trabert Quits Pro Tennis Post After Wembley Loss
Tony Trabert announces retirement as player and front office head of the pro tour. He plans to travel with the tour through South Africa next month and then quit, while taking a Los Angeles manufacturing job in November. He holds the Professional Tennis Players Association executive role and took over from Jack Kramer after the 19th season with Wimbledon Forest Hills and French titles to his credit.
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Liston Ends British Exhibition Tour Over Sick Daughter
World heavyweight champion Sonny Liston cut short his British exhibition tour and announced he was returning home to be with his sick daughter. He told his entourage in the early hours he was packing. Details of the daughter's illness were not disclosed. Liston arrived August 31 for a series of exhibitions with remaining shows in Birmingham and Blackpool.
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Bowling Results From Local League Standings
Peterson Masonry tops scores with 1030 high 1030 names include Peterson 203 543 Ottawa Savings and Lean 6. Bennett 10 487 Foremost Dairy 2 leads 1030 Wenthe 193 408. Terry 174 507 Maracatho O1-2 Cordie 197 $14 OTASCO-1 Bradley 166. Laws 407 Berts Ramblers 10 Cordle 159 Beets Bertram 613 LL. & B. Otters 10 Miller 174 Spaulding 439. The Herald offers $5 weekly for best reader tip.
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Baseball leaders and team stats from 1960s era summaries
Heine runs H Aaron Milwaukee 42 McCovey San Francisco Janes Stolen Bases Wills Los Angeles 38 H Aaron Milwaukee 23 Pitching 15 decisions Per ranoski Los Angeles 153 333 Koufax Los Angeles 245 828 Strikeouts Koufax Los Angeles 288 Drysdale Los Angeles 242 Batting 375 at bats Yastrzemski Boston 319 Pearson Pearson Los Angeles Runs batted in Stuart Boston 110 Kaline Detroit 96 Hits Yastrzemski Boston 174 Ward Chicago 172 Doubles Yastrzemski Boston 38 Ward Chicago 34 Triples Versalles Minnesota 13 Hinton Washington 12 Home runs Stuart Boston 40 Killebrew Minnesota 39 Stolen bases Aparicio Baltimore 38 Hinton Washington 25 Pitching 15 decisions Boston New York 20-6 .769 Ford New York 23-7 .767 Strikeouts Peters Chicago 182 Bunning Detroit Stigman Minnesota 188
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Clay threatens Liston over title fight terms in 20 years
Louisville AP reports No. 1 heavyweight Cassius Clay warned that if Sonny Liston does not agree to proper terms for a title bout within 20 days he will wait three months before pursuing the fight.
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Koufax Shines as Dodgers Edge Cards in Pitcher Duel
Dodger ace Sandy Koufax dazzled with 87 pitches in a 24-5 record after a four strikeout outing. Stan Musial lauded Koufax as the greatest pitcher and Cardinal hopes dimmed as Curt Simmons pitched well before Frank Howard’s late homer. Alston and Keane praised Simmons while Durocher led the Dodgers to a confident win.
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Claassen Picks Sooners Over Clemson In Opener
New stars and coaches mark a fresh college football season with notable games. Oklahoma faces Clemson in the opener as Alabama, Washington, Texas, Northwestern, Navy, Oregon, and Pittsburgh also appear in weekend matchups.
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Cardinals place Gautt on disabled list after waiver
The St. Louis Cardinals waives Prentice Gautt and places him on the disabled list after a kidney injury. Gautt joins John David Crow and Billy Stacy off the active roster for four weeks, leaving 36 on the roster with until Sunday morning to fill the vacancy.
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Koufax Shuts Cardinals As Dodgers Win Big Night
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax dominates for seven innings before Stan Musial breaks a no hitter with a clean single. Maury Wills and Frank Howard spark the victory as Los Angeles upsets the Cardinals 2-1 in a tense showdown.
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Raiders Face Bills In Puzzle of a Rainy Day
A reader recalls a TV Guide misprint showing the Oakland Raiders versus the Buffalo Bills. The scene matches a football stadium filled with fans, players in gear, and a quarterback dropping back to pass, but the memory conflicts with the guide’s listing.
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Is AFL Football Still Real Football in Disguise
The writer contrasts AFL game quirks with NFL norms describing a sequence of flawed plays as stumbles rather than football. It notes the Packers Packers vs. Bears contest and questions whether AFL football truly reflects traditional football, criticizing the league leadership and the world title idea.
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