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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1967

Page

4

Mulcahy Accepts Head Coaching Job at South Dakota University

Bob Mulcahy 35, former Kansas University freshman coach and Eastern Kentucky letterman, named head coach at South Dakota University Vermillion succeeding Dr. Dwayne Clodfelter. KU to search for successor. Mulcahy noted for 125–14 Seneca record, Army service, and Kentucky prep success. married with two children.

Bob Mulcahy Kansas University South Dakota University Vermillion Mulcahy Dwayne Clodfelter Doc Tor Ted Owens Jayhawk Var Sity Sam Miranda Owens Eastern Kentucky U Kentucky Paul McBrayer Eastern Lafayette High Lexington Eastern Kentucky Seneca Louisville Bob Kentucky Prep Mulcaahy Jefferson County Jennie Chattin Ashland

Hawks Sweep Osawatomie In Friday Legion doubleheader

Lawrence American Legion team opened a busy weekend by sweeping Osawatomie 3-2 and 5-2 at Municipal Field. Richie Brown allowed a five hitter in game one and Gerald Wedel held Osawatomie to seven hits in game two as Lawrence improved to 15-11 on the season. The Hawks next face Independence, Missouri, at 8 p.m. and Chanute at 3:30 p.m. Sunday. The Legion B squad plays Chanute B at 1:30 p.m. Sunday.

Lawrence American Legion Municipal Field Osawatomie Hawks Independence Chanute Legion Richie Brown Gerald Wedel Brown Wedel Lawrence Arnes Moore Icketts Dickey Reinecke Hohenstein Lombard Ted Jackson Temple Puthoff Schmitz Stancliff Ave Randel Dillon Tolais

Baseball Standings and Schedule From Today's Card

The table shows standings for Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota, Boston, California, Cleveland, Baltimore, New York, Kansas City, Washington with records and games back. Friday results include Cleveland over Washington 6 3 and New York beating Baltimore 3 0. Chicago defeated Detroit 2 1 in 11 innings. Kansas City returned 78 22 to the favor of California. Sunday's games list Atlanta at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Chicago at Houston and other matchups with Kansas City, Minnesota, Boston, Detroit, Washington, Cleveland, and New York scheduled for tomorrow.

Atlanta New York St. Louis Cincinnat Pittsburgh Chicago Houston Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Cincinnati W. L. Pet G. B Detroit Minnesota Boston California Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City Washington National League . Pet Bt. Louis Chicanveeees Atlanta Epeereenenes San Aasooe Philacord Houston Senayaeven New York Aecree

Yankees blank Orioles as Downing fires four hitter

Yesterday's Stars Pitching Al Downing of the Yankees fired a four hitter and struck out 12 to lead New York to a 3-0 win over Baltimore. Pete Rage of the Reds doubled twice, tripled, and singled in a 62 victory over Pitts arsh.

al. Downing Yankees New York Baltimore Pete Rage Reds Pune Pitts Arsh Micntle Ging Joe Pepitone

Lochmann weighs pro career vs KU degree choice

Kansas University star Riney Lochmann, MVP of the 1965-66 Big Eight title team, debates turning pro with Dallas or completing his physical education degree at KU. He has been offered a Dallas contract and invited to try out with Oakland in the new American Basketball League, with practice beginning in September.

Kansas University Riney Lochmann Lochmann Dallas Oakland Wichita Vernon Vancy Jaye Ediger Richard Bradshaw Greg Douglas New Robinson Gymnasium

Finley Still Mum On Athletics Franchise Shift

Kansas City Athletics owner Charles C. Finley refused to comment on reports he may renew efforts to move the A's to Oakland or Milwaukee. He cited lower attendance by 94,267 and receipts down $198,000 from last year and suggested discussing the issue at the All-Star game in Anaheim.

Chicago Charles C. Finley Kansas City Athletics Finley A’s Oakland Milwaukee Kansas City Associated Press Anaheim

Expenditures for LHS Sports in 1966 67

Lawrence High School reported total athletic expenditures of 25060.60 in 1966 67 with income 23705.82, a deficit of 1354.78. Football led income at 13910.85 but cost 15896.79. basketball produced a profit of 681.66.

Lawrence High Unified School District 497 LHS William Medley Board of Education Medley Shawnee Mission Topeka Leavenworth

Willie Ray Smith Signs Colt Pact After Injury

Willie Ray Smith, brother of Bubba Smith, signed by the Baltimore Colts along with two draft picks Norman Davis and Cornelius Johnson. Davis, a 6-8 guard from Grambling drafted No 3, Johnson, a 6-2 guard from Virginia Union drafted eighth. Smith, a 6-1 running back, previously knee injured at Kansas and had looked to join the Chiefs.

Baltimore Willie Ray Smith Bubba Michigan State Towa Kansas Kansas City Chiefs Baltimore Colts Norman Davis Grambling Cornelius Johnson Virginia Union Smith

Connie Mackers Rout Belton in Jayhawk League game

The Lawrence Connie Mack League team defeated Belton 10 4 at Belton with Bill Kelly pitching a three hit game on Friday night. Kelly allowed four runs while his offense amassed 11 hits to secure the win.

Lawrence Bill Kelly Belton Kelly Terry Benson Mike Cerne Danny Long Ab Bilenot Reece Cerne Benson Lang Newsom Kover Nee Harris Obe Lanning Eae Seegacpatonsonens Sbsonas Eovnenesseese Ab ‘Miller Pevesee Wallace Johnson Dobson Thomas UN Roberts Johnson D - Aldrede Ae Belton Neriotine Semperserpesseeve Sphrer Bill Kelty Esaeestannenere Retseevenses Mob Lawrenes

Co-op and Hamm’s roll to easy wins in league softball

Co op scored 30 to 9 against Pizza Hut while Hamm s dominated NESEP 16 to 1 at Lincoln Park in Friday night men s fast pitch league play.

Co-op Hamm’s Lincoln Park Pizza Hut Hamm's NESEP

White Sox Rally Ends Twins Streak in Ninth Inning

Chicago edges Minnesota 2-1 as Zoilo Versalles errors with bases loaded allow two runs in the ninth. Peters shuts down the Twins after a first inning double spree, dropping Minnesota to third in the AL. Tigers, Yankees, Indians, and other results noted across the circuit.

Stanky Chicago White Sox White Sox Dean Chance Zoilo Versalles Minnesota Twins Peters Cesar Tovar Tony Oliva Hoyt Wilhelm Detroit Tigers Boston Sox New York Yankees Baltimore Cleveland Washington California Kansas City Atlanta New York Mets St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh Houston Chicago Cubs San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Chance Tom McCraw Jim King J.c.martin al Worthington Don Buford Ron Hansen Versalles Hansen McCraw Charlie Bradford Cal Elmer Tigers Jim Northrup Bill Freehan Mike Marshall Red Sox

Webster Named Best Prospect In All America

George Webster of Michigan State is highlighted as the top pro prospect among 60 college stars in Atlanta for the seventh annual All-America game. Coach Tom Cahill credits Webster with unmatched versatility and readiness to play any position if needed.

Atlanta George Webster Michigan Tom Cahill Webster Cahill Vince Dooley Georgia Jerry Claiborne Virginia Tech Dick Butkus Tommy Nobis Chicago Bears Butkus Atlanta Falcons Nobis Houston Oilers Loyd Phillips Arkansas Phillips Floyd Little Syracuse Nick Eddy Notre Dame Mel Farr UCLA Harry Wilson Nebraska Ray McDonald Idaho Florida Steve Spurrier Purdue Bob Griese Jon Brittenum Arne Bo Burris Houson Burris New Orleans Saints Griese Miami Dolphins

Sports-Filled Day for Local Viewers

Television viewers can enjoy a sports afternoon and evening headlined by the United States Commonwealth track meet from Los Angeles at 3 p.m. on Channels 5 and 13 with stars like Jim Ryan and Kipchoge Keino in the 1500 meters. Also on tap are a Red Sox Tigers MLB game on Channel 4 at 1 p.m. and the All-American football game East versus West on Channels 9 and 13 starting at 8:30 p.m.

Los Angeles Kansas University Jim Ryan Kenya Kipchoge Keino U.S Southern California Paul Wilson Bob Seagren Texas A&m Randy Matson Tommy Smith San Diego State Jim Hines Texas Southern Charlie Greene Nebraska Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers

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South Dakota Ricketts Reinecker Sumaill Sense Dickey Kuder Yonae Ase Barnes Ea Asanee Lawrenge Ab Oberzan Diamond Data Riney ART Nease Hoyt ‘Wilhelm Minnesota Twins Wilhelm Chisox Connie Mackers HAMM Adams W. 23Rd Therond. Adams Vite Mr. Farmer Boye Basia Firestone Aioe New Hampshire THE Gary Peters Eddie Stanky Sam McDowell Pedro Gonzalez Indians Rick » Reichardt Don Mincher Paul Schaal Roger ‘Repoz Angels Neenttr Neo
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