Braves Hope Face Bethel In Friday Night Tilt
Ottawa University football drills focus on replacing injured fullback Jerry Freeman as junior Nellie Taylor works Freeman's spot with the offense. Coach Peters praises workouts and notes Evan Johnson may stay at fullback on defense while Bethel looms as a tougher road test with OU aiming for a dry Cook Field and leveraging depth.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Braves
Jerry Freeman
Jerry
Dick Peters
Peters
Evan Johnson
Nellie Taylor
Woodbridge
Taylor
Freeman
Wichita
Ottawa
Frear
Bethel
Threshers
Eddie Buzzell
College Football Schedule Plays Across Three States
Ottawa High faces Lawrence Baldwin at Wellsville while Parker meets Pomona and Carbondale battles Williamsburg on Cook Field at 7 30 p m Saturday Bethel College competes with Ottawa U KU travels to Syracuse N Y Sunday
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Ottawa High
Lawrence Baldwin
Wellsville
Parker
Pomona
Carbondale
Williamsburg
Bethel College
Ottawa U
Cook Field
French teen Catherine LaCoste tops US hopefuls in British amateur
In Sandwich England Catherine LaCoste, 19 daughter of Rene LaCoste, defeats US champion Barbara McIntire as the British Women's Amateur Golf Championship narrows to the final rounds. LaCoste notes the amateur spirit and prefers golf to tennis while facing strong American and English rivals in a bid for the title.
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Sandwich
England
Princes’ Course
Barbara McIntire
Ant
Catherine
Barbara Fay White
Shreveport
Peggy Conley
Spokane, Wash
Carol Sorenson
Janeseville
Wis
Phyllis Ann Preuss
Pompano Beach
Fla
Nancy Roth
Baseball Scoreboard Today and Thursday Scores
Today's games feature Cincinnati at Philadelphia N St Louis at New York Milwaukee at Pittsburgh N Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco at Houston N Thursday's games include Milwaukee at Philadelphia N St Louis at Pittsburgh N No games scheduled for most leagues. New York at Cleveland Baltimore at Detroit Chicago at Los Angeles Minnesota at Kansas City Boston at Washington are marked N indicating night games or postponements.
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New York
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Houston
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Philaphia
San Fran
Los Angels
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Pet. G.B. New York
Lawrence Tops First Kansas High School Poll of 1964
The Associated Press Kansas high school football poll ranks Lawrence first with 128 points, Kaapon second, Topeka third, and Fort Scott fourth. Other top ten finishers include Wichita East Clay Center Great Bend Arkansas City Wichita West and Salina. All top ten teams opened the 1964 season with victories.
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Topeka
Lawerence
Kapaun
Associated Press Kansas
Fort Scott
Kansas
Lawrence
Wichita East
Clay Center
Great Bend
Arkansas City
Wichita West
Salina
OHS Listed In FB Poll
The Ottawa High football team ranks in the top ten in Kansas after last week’s games. The Topeka Daily Capital places the Cyclones ninth, while The Kansas City Star has them tenth. Lawrence High, Ottawa’s next opponent, leads both polls.
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Ottawa High
Kansas
Griffith Defeats Curvis To Retain Welterweight Title
London dispatch reports Emile Griffith of New York outpointed Brian Curvis of Wales over 15 rounds to retain the welterweight championship. In San Antonio Lefty Barrera stopped Carlos Hernandez after 9 rounds. In Sacramento Roger Rischer outpointed Charlie Powell over 12 rounds.
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Associated Press
London
Emile Griffith
New York
Brian Curvis
Wales
Griffith
San Antonio
Tex
Humeberto
Lefty) Barrera
Robstown
Carlos Hernandez
Matamoros
Mex
Sacramento
Calif
Roger Rischer
San Francisco
Charlie Powell
Los Angeles
Little Man Top Gridder
Gainesville Florida AP reports a 5 foot 6 inch 165 pound guard at Florida named Jack Card proving size does not decide football prowess He dismisses his stature as a factor and even though he plays defense Graves had to obtain special permission for Card to wear the number 1 on his back Keepers include coach Ray Graves and conference official Bernie Moore as they adjust the program’s numbering for this undersized standout.
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Gainesville
Fla
Florida
Jack Card
Ray Graves
Bernie Moore
Card
Graves
Back Award To Namath Back Award To Namath
Joe Namath earned AP Back of the Week for Alabama after a 31 3 win over Georgia in Tuscaloosa. He threw for 167 yards ran 55 yards and scored three touchdowns while directing the Crimson Tide to the opener. His 16 of 21 pass performance tied Alabama single game completion record set 18 years ago by Harry Gilmer.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Joe Namath
Alabama
Associated Press
Namath
Crimson Tide
Georgia
Florida State
Fred Beletnikoff
Army
Rollie Stichweh
Virginia
Bob Davis
Paul Bryant
Bulldogs
Harry Gilmer
Syracuse To Whip Kansas By HAROLD CLAASSEN
Syracuse hosts Kansas in a match where home field should decide. The AP summary lists college football game picks across programs including Oklahoma over Southern California, Notre Dame over Wisconsin, and Texas over Texas Tech, with Syracuse favored to beat Kansas.
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Harold Claassen
Associated Press
NEW York
Oklahoma
California
Cal
Mississippi
Kentucky
Jim Weatherly
Alabama
Tulane
Joe Namath
Nebraska
Minnesota
Gophers
Army
Boston College
Carl Stichweh
Cadets
Larry Marzetti
Eagles
Princeton
Rutgers
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Big Ten Badgers
Ara Parseghian
Auburn
Tennessee
Jimmy Sidle
Washington
Baylor
Junior Coffey
Mallinois
Golden Bears
Ralston’s ankle may force brief timeout in Davis Cup
In Cleveland AP reports Dan Johnson outlined rules for the Davis Cup clash between Australia and the United States. If Denenis Ralston or fellow Australians strain a muscle, a five to six minute repair window will be allowed to return to play on the clay Harold T Clark court. Ralston’s ankle, hurt at Newport and aggravated at Southampton, remains a question mark though he showed improvement in a Tuesday workout.
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Cleveland
Denenis Ralston
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Dan Johnson
Harold T. Clark
Ralston
Newport
Southampton
Big 8 Honors To Pratt Rentzel
Oklahoma star Lance Rentzel earns Big Eight Back of the Week after a 90 yard game changing pass play against Maryland. lineman Dick Pratt of Kansas named Lineman of the Week for key goal line save against Texas Christian. Rentzel praised for all around play including punt duties and a crucial long pass in OU 13 3 victory. Pratt credited by coach Jack Mitchell for forceful defense and the big hit that halted TCU's drive.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Lance Rentzel
Swift Oklahoma
Maryland
Dick Pratt
Kansas
Texas Christian
TCU
Oklahoma
Gomer Jones
John Hammond
Sooner
Jay O'Neal
Rentzel
Hammond
T.D
Jack Mitchell
Pratt
Ken Henson
Ken Bunte
Iowa State
Gale Sayers
Bill Symons
Colorado
Larry Elliott
Oklahoma State
Doug Dusenbury
K-State
Frank Solich
Nebraska
Earl Denny
Missouri
Bob Mitts
Kansas State
Jack Jacobson
Carl Schreiner
Tony Jeter
Jerry McClurg
Bud Abell
George Maurer
Craig Collins Wins Honor at Pomona High
Pomona High School junior Craig Collins earned the Ottawa Herald Player of the Week after leading the Pomona Indians to a 41 13 victory over Lyndon in their season opener. The 165 pound halfback rushed 172 yards on 15 carries with three touchdowns two extra points and strong defensive play.
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Craig Collins
Pomona High School
Ottawa Herald
Collins
Pomona Indians
Lyndon
Line Award To Airman Tolstam Shines On Defense
Ted Meier reports Airman Larry Tollstam, a Lansing Michigan native, shifted from fullback to linebacker for the Air Force. He logged 18 tackles in a 3-2 upset of seventh ranked Washington Huskies, contributing to a late goal line stand that stopped star fullback Junior Coffey inches from a first down. Tollstam, 206 pounds, had 10 assists and said he enjoys hitting instead of carrying the ball.
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Air Force
Huske Les
Tolistam
Lansing
Mich
Falcon
Huskies
Washington
Junior Coffey
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