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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1968

Page

21

Wilt Extends Ely Career Through Kerlan Praise

Dr. Kerlan, USC assistant professor and team physician for the Dodgers Kings Lakers Angels and San Diego, lauds Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor noting Wilt's arrival could boost Baylor and extend his career. He recounts treating Koufax Shoemaker Blum and others, and discusses his own arthritis while preferring his life and career.

New York Wilt Chamberlain Lakers Robert Kerlan University of Southern California Dodgers Kings Angels New San Diego Baseball Club Sandy Koufax Maury Wills Willie Shoemaker Elston Howard Chi Chi Rodriguez Jim Palmer Walter Blum Johnny Podres al Kaline Johnny Callison Robin Roberts Tommy Davis Elgin Baylor Dr. Kerlan Chamberlain Philadelphia Wilt Kerlan Baylor Elgin Baylor’s Career Two Or Three Years.” Kerlan Aitkin Minn Santa Anita

Muir Stars in Open LA Invitational Backstroke Duel

Karen Muir, 15, of South Africa swam 1:07.3 in the 100 back at the Los Angeles Invitational Swimming Championships, close to Elaine Tanner’s world mark of 1:07.1. Susie Atwood placed second in 1:10.4 while other Lakewood Aquatic Club and Phillips 66 swimmers earned wins in freestyle and relay events.

Karen Muir South Africa Elaine Tanner Canada Miss Muir Susie Atwood Lakewood Ann Simmons Lakewood Aquatic Club Patty Caretto Phillips 66 Long Beach Greg Charlton Phillips Aauaticub Panthnk Low Beach McArthurs Santa Clara ‘Swim’ Club Greg Chariton Ten Ralph Hutton Foothill AC John Nelson Uratti Sacramento Debbie Hudson Celebrity SC Dana Schoenfield Orange Cake Kim Brecht Lakewood AC Bill Mahoney Ken Merten Los Angeles "Ac Amman Jalmaani Toni Hewitt Corona del Mar SC Martha Shillito Los Angeles AC Linda Hildreth Santa Clara SC John Ferris Arden Hills Phil Houser Los Angeles ‘Ac Bas Norlen Kris Kristenson Lakewood ‘Ac Lynn Skrivers Vine Mark Mader Los Angeles Ne. Be Steve Boyle Bill Kennedy N’s

Pacific Landing catches heavy haul with 128 aboard

Pacific Landing boats carried 128 passengers across five boats catching 31 yellowtail two barracuda four halibut 1030 calico bass 120 bonito. Other ports reported mixed catches including albacore barracuda calico bass bonito and rock fish totals across multiple boats and barges.

Pacific Landing Seal Beach Huntington Beach Pierpoint Landing Oceanside

Rams face exhibition season with three regulars boycotting

The Los Angeles Rams risk an Aug 1 start without Jack Snow Merlin Olsen and David Jones as contracts stall. Elroy Hirsch may seek Rosey Grier replacement while Snow demands a salary review and Olson and Jones press for raises.

Rams Jack Snow Merlin Olsen David Jones Elroy Hirsch

A's Big Guns Topple Twins in 4-2 Win

Reggie Jackson slugged a three run homer in the first inning to lift the Oakland Athletics past the Minnesota Twins 4-2. Bert Campaneris had four singles and a run, while John Odom earned his eighth victory of the season as Oakland cashes in after two outs in the opening frame. Rick Monday led off with a single and advanced as Sal Bando drove him home.

ST. Paul-Minneapolis UPI Reggie Jackson Oakland Athletics Minnesota Twins John Odom Bert Campaneris Jackson A’s Jim Merritt Rick Monday Sal Bando Sin Marty Fleckman Frank Beara Johnny Pott Doug Sanders Ge Archer Bill Casper Campaneris Richa Mc Ravan Jerry Ken Venturi Danny Cater Mitchell Jr Bando Lionel Hebert Richa David Stockton Don Finsterwald Donal E. White Steve Reid Cesar Tovar Sam Sne Tom Aaron Twins Larry Wise Rich Reese al Chandler Bruce Cramptr Bert Yancey William R. Sp Tony Oliva Tovar Sam Ca Jimmy Pica Kermit Zarley Odom Wild Charles Ted Uhlaender Nichols Im Baufre Terry Wilcox John Roseboro Earl Jacobson Charles Coody Id Henning Diego Segui Gene Littler Bob Benning Larry Ziegler Carland Minnesota Con Lively Jr Tovar Cater Taeuner Cf Bando Olivart Ian Mosel Wwe Bob Rosburg Mike Souchak Oakland Nea R. Jackson Jack Iickteus BoReese Peamoaneis Momo Oom John Wi Felus Merritt James Bry Abbott Perranoski Iom Odom Crovar Glenn Stuart Bob Ross Ken Burnette Bill Bisdorf Dudley Woysong Billy Farrell Jim O’hernie Dave Marr Paul Runyan J.C. Goosie Dick_Turner Tal Smith Paul Kelly Rabe Lichardus Av Mane Paul Rondeson Dougar Huewh Rover Jr Larry Fryer Law Warnbick George Shortridge Jay Alan White Charles J. Volponeen Johnnyulla Ronald Attson Joe Conrad Rex Baxter Fd Merrins Scotty McBeath Jim Ferrier George Bauer Frank Wha Sam Arzetta Jim Turnesa Bill Giese Jerry Belt Dan Murphy Pick Plummer Craig Shanks Don Headings Jr John Dalrymple Emil Scodeller Wes Ellis Jr Robert Clark Bobby Mitchell Pa Tom Weiskopf Werner Teichmann Don Collett Richard Age Edward L William Erenes Sre Fale Dennis O’leary Gary Loustalot Ove Fred Nonnenberg

Salta Hosts San Diego in CCBL Doubleheader

League leader Salta, ahead by one game at mid season, hosts last place San Diego at noon in a CCBL doubleheader at Long Beach City College. Pitchers Leon Hooten and Joe Miller to start. Randy Guesno rejoined and will be available for mound duty. Also notes California Bicycle Racing Championships at Encino Velodrome this weekend with two day event qualifiers for national championships.

Salta San Diego Long Beach City College Leon Hooten Joe Miller Randy Guesno Folle Sts Creel Atemetaeel San Es Dieseendie Ontario California Encino U.S

Senators Rally Past Red Sox 7-3 In Friday Night Win

Washington bunched a fourth inning rally with Frank Howard and Mike Epstein doubles and Cap Peterson drove in three as the Senators beat Boston 7-3. Dennis Higgins relieved in the seventh to quell a Sox surge after Reggie Smith homered and Boston had cut the lead to two.

Boston Frank Howard Mike Epstein Washington Dennis Higgins Senators Red Sox Juan Pizarro Howard Epstein Bernie Allen Cap Peterson Peterson Reggie Smith Bruce Howard Jerry Adair Jose Tartabull Mike Andrews Hggins Dalton Jones Ken Harrieson Smith Unser Tartabull Higgins Stange Scott Pemactee E—B.allen Petrocelli Andrews Washinghe Pizarr Ford C.peterson C. Peterson

January Fails to Advance as PGA Championship Cut Stings

In San Antonio Texas Don January the defending champion exited the locker room after the second PGA round posting 78 71 for a 149 missing the cut at Pecan Valley. He blamed Bermuda greens a tired mind and poor putting though he kept open hope of a late surge with rounds 65 68.

San Antonio Tex Don January Denver Colo Bermuda Greens Pecan Valley Country Club January Texas

Nicklaus Bows Out Of PGA After Tough Course

Jack Nicklaus flew home to Florida after missing the cut at the PGA championship, a first in his career. He cited fatigue from four majors in six weeks and said the course was too tough for him, admitting he played poorly and ran out of patience.

Willie Doc Kerlan Ben Casey Children’s Hospital Santa Anita Walter Blum Kerlan Blum del Mar Koufax Dancer Keene Rosey Grier Mammoth Rams George Allen Grier Hirsch Jack Ed Hookstratten Elroy Hookstratten Olsen San Antonio Tex UPI Jack Nicklaus Florida Nicklaus U.S

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