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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1962

Page

14

Lovewell Reservoir Named Kansas Recreation Magnet

Lovewell Dam and Reservoir near Belleville Kansas draws about 300000 visitors yearly with 3,000 acre lake offering picnicking water recreation hiking and camping. The area features 44 miles of shoreline 300+ campsites 1200+ parking spaces 100 cabin sites and six boat ramps with extensive fishing attracting over 78000 anglers.

Lovewell Dam Kansas Bureau of Reclamation Lovewell U.S. 36 Highway Belleville Lovewell Dan White Rock Creek Republican River Valley Guide Rock Nebraska U.S. 36 Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission

Baseball Standings And Scores From Wednesday Widest League Totals

In the American League the New York division leads with New York at 28 19 and Cleveland 27 20 while Minnesota sits at 30 28. Detroit 27 21 Baltimore 24 27 teams show updated records. Wednesday’s results include New York 6 Cleveland 2 Boston 2 2 Detroit 11 innings Minnesota 7 Kansas Washington 2 Baltimore vs Los Angeles 1 Chicago 0.

W. L. Pet New York Wwe Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Los Angeles Chicago Iansas City Baltimore Hoston Washington Boston Kansas Angeles Moston Kansas City Chicaae Juillimore Portland

Eddie Gottlieb Named To Head Frisco Squad

Eddie Gottlieb, founder of the Warriors, sold Philadelphia franchise for 850000 to move to San Francisco and become its general manager for at least a year. He may become president of the league as plans to retire unfold. Tom Gray becomes club president in San Francisco.

San Francisco Eddie Gottlieb Philadelphia Warriors National Basketball Association Maurice Podoloff Gottlieb San Francisco Warriors

Terry Shaping Up As Top Man

Ralph Terry, a lean right hander with clean control, looks like the Yankees clear top winner as they move to first place with a 5-0 win over Cleveland. He owns a 7-4 record and could reach 20 victories, recalling Johnny Sain's advice to focus on the next game.

NEW York Ralph Terry New York Yankee Terry Cleveland Yanks Johnny Sain Yank

Mele Has Good Bench For Twins This Season

ST PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP When he took over as manager of the Minnesota Twins last season Sam Mele barely could muster one adequate reserve player This year it is an entirely different situation and Wednesday nights 7 0 romp past Kansas City illustrates how much an imported bench has meant to Mele Sam decided to bench Harmon Killebrew for weak hitting and Vic Power was forced out of the lineup with a pulled side muscle Rookie George Banks replaced Killebrew in left field and drove in a pair of runs with a triple Don Mincher subbed for Power at first base and smacked a run scoring single.

ST. Paul-Minneapolis Minnesota Twins Sam Mele Kansas City Mele Sam Harmon Killebrew Vic Power George Banks Killebrew

Legion Rained Out Wednesday Rescheduled for Topeka doubleheader

The Lawrence Legion baseball team saw Wednesday's game with the Topeka Caps at Municipal Stadium postponed by early rain leaving the field soggy. The game is moved to Aug. 4 in Topeka as part of a doubleheader. Next, Ken Page's squad hosts Manhattan at 6 p.m. Friday in a two game set. The club has had five rainouts this season.

Lawrence Legion Topeka Municipal Stadium Ken Page Legion Manhattan

Date for Title Fight Between Co-Holders Set for Late August

Syracuse report says middleweight title clash between Gene Fullmer and Paul Pender is set for August 28 in Bozeman Mont. NBA ordered Fullmer to defend by August 5 or lose the title. Dick Tiger of Nigeria named as leading challenger. last defense in 1961 noted.

Syracuse N.Y Gene Fullmer Paul Pender Bozeman Mont Norm Rothschild NBA Fullmer Pender Brooklin Mass Rothschild Paul Sullivan Marv Jensen Dick Tiger Nigeria Florentino Fernandez Benny Kid) Paret Las Vegas

Illinois Prep Ace Heads to Lawrence on Jay Cage Tender

Fred Chana of LaGrange Illinois, a 6 5 basketball baseball star, appears bound for Kansas University on a basketball scholarship. Chana excelled as a pitcher with 84 strikeouts in 81 44 innings and a 10 2 record. He is viewed as major league potential by baseball scouts and has indicated he will join KU. Dave Smith, a 6 2 200 pound halfback, has signed an Illinois University tender.

Fred Chana LaGrange Ill Kansas University Chana Dave Smith Illinois University

Bert Olmstead Emerges as Ranger Manager Contender

In Montreal AP report Bert Olmstead, 35, a five time Stanley Cup winner, tops candidates to coach the New York Rangers after being obtained from Toronto in the NHL draft. He joins Bronco Horvath as new Rangers additions while Boston and Detroit boost trades. GM Mazz Patrick cites leadership and a take charge role following Doug Harvey’s resignation after one season as player coach.

Montreal Bert Olmstead Doug Harvey New York Rangers Olmstead Rangers Toronto National Hockey League Bronco Horvath Chicago Black Hawks Boston Detroit Mazz Patrick Harvey

Leaders By Associated Press National League Stats Summary

The Associated Press lists NL leaders by 100 at bats or more. Williams of Chicago tops batting with .346, Cepeda of San Francisco hits .345 and Cepeda also leads in hits with 17. Mays and Cepeda pace home runs with 19 and 15 respectively. Wills leads runs with 52 and steals with 24. Cepeda has 65 RBIs. Pitching leaders include Pierce of San Francisco with eight wins and .1000? earned run average, Purkey of Cincinnati with 9.1? ERA, and Kalifax of Los Angeles with 126 strikeouts.

Associated Press G.B San Francisco Los Angeles Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Ty ‘Llouston AOA Philadelphia Chicago New York Llosa Angeles St. Louis Houston Juos Angeles Cinccinnati Williams F. Alou Mays Wills T. Davis Cepeda Robinson Brock Callison Ranen Virdon San Jani Los Angles W. Davis Pierce Purkey Kalifax Drysdale O'Dell

Baseball stat leaders mixed teams in fragmented list

A partial, unnamed summary of player statistics appears, listing at bats, hits, runs batted in, home runs, stolen bases, and strikeouts for players across Kansas City, Cleveland, Minnesota, Detroit, Chicago, Los Angeles, Baltimore, and New York. Names include Siebern, Kaline, Wagner, Green, Robinson, and others with counts like 60 to 82 in various categories.

Jimenez Kansas City Hisegian Cleveland Woo Rims Siebern Green Minnesota Howser Kaline Detroit Wagner Los Angeles Robinson Chicago A. Smith Gentile Baltimore Cash Wood Wickershaw Donovan Pascual Erry New York

Howser Named Field Captain by Athletics Boss

Dick Howser, at 155 pounds and 5 feet 9, is praised by Hank Bauer as a leadoff choice for the Kansas City Athletics and a likely American League All-Star. Bauer notes Howser’s 25 RBIs in 40 games, his leadership, and long stint as captain since 1961. Howser, paired with Jerry Lumpe, is cited as a top shortstop candidate amid rival votes and All-Star chatter.

Dick Howser Hank Bauer Kansas City Athletics Bauer Howser Hank Joe Gordon Tony Kubek Yankees Ron Hansen Orioles Chicago Luis Aparicio Tom Tresh Washington, D. C Wrigley Field

More Than 80 Enter Jones Golf Tourney Set for Sunday

More than 80 golfers from the area entered the eighth annual Dr. H. T. Jones Invitational at Lawrence Country Club. Five flights. 18 holes to qualify by Saturday night. Prize money exceeds $500. entry fee is $5. Gene Elston, former Kansas basketball and golf star, defends title.

Epsom Derby Draws Fire After Derby Mishap

London AP reports track stewards opened an inquiry into Wednesdays 183rd Epsom Derby after seven horses fell and six jockeys were injured. Vincent O’Brien, trainer of American owned Larkspur, eyes the Curragh Irish Derby on June 30. Four injured jockeys remain hospitalized in satisfactory condition.

London Vincent O’brien Trish Raymond Guest Curragh Tottenham Corner Epsom

Texas School Leads National Intercollegiate Tennis Meet

Pan American College of Texas opens defense of its national NAIA tennis championship title in Kansas City with 21 small colleges competing. Top seed is Jerry Wortelboer of Buenos Aires, with Don Russell of Melbourne as second seed. Wortelboer and Russell top the doubles seed. Pepperdine, St Ambrose and Bellarmine are strong challengers. Tournament runs through Saturday.

Kansas City Pan- American College of Texas Pan-Am Jerry Wortelboer Buenos Aires Argentina Don Russell Melbourne Australia Wortelboer Russell Pepperdine Los Angeles St. Ambrose Iowa Bellarmine Kentucky

Stars Pitching and Hitting Boost Yankees Lead

Ralph Terry and the Yankees limited Cleveland to four hits while striking out 16 and retiring 16 in a row through six innings, delivering a 6-0 win to take the American League lead. Joe Hicks of the Senators tripled and scored in the seventh, then hit a ninth inning homer to edge Baltimore 2-1.

Associated Press Ralph Terry Yankees Cleveland New York Joe Hicks Senators Baltimore

Mets Pass on Ditmar After Workout in Philadelphia

The New York Mets opted not to sign pitcher Art Ditmar after a two day workout with the club in Philadelphia. Ditmar, 33, was recently released by the Kansas City Athletics and had been working out with the Mets the previous two days.

Philadelphia New York Mets Art Ditmar Kansas City Athletics

Ellsworth to Speak at Oskaloosa Post Office, Veterans Convention

Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth of Kansas announced he will return to Kansas for two appearances on Saturday. He will speak at a post office dedication in Oskaloosa Saturday afternoon and address a convention of Kansas Disabled Veterans in Kansas City Saturday night.

Washington Robert F. Ellsworth R-Kan Kansas Ellsworth Oskaloosa Kansas City

What cut of beef to use for goulash

Center cut rump chuck top round and shoulder arm are all recommended. Use cuts that become tender when simmered and cut into chunks suitable for the stew.

Local visits fill weekends in Big Springs group

Big Springs residents hosted and visited numerous relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests included families from Lawrence Parsons Topeka Baldwin Lecompton and Kansas City with multiple stopovers and shared meals. The community reports ongoing Vacation Bible School at the Evangelical United Brethren Church with a long list of teaching staff.

W. C. Long Raymond Long Phillip Minnick Oak Grove Ark Otis Wiggins Lawrence R. B. la Duke Amelia Ingle John Bahnmaier Jewell Andrew Bahnmaier G. M. Bahnmaier Arthur Holloway John Holloway Topeka Bill Bumgardner Parsons George M. Bahnmaier Albert Wacker Marian Madl Baldwin Ernest Wulfkuhle Dick Poole Tecumseh Leland Hartman Marion Baria Cecelia Slider Pascagoula Edgar Shaw Shaw W. J. Boydston Alvin Wilson Kansas City Arnold Wendel Lansing K. B. Logan Melvin Confer Bud Rake K. B. Wilson Big Springs Zola Tietjens Hiawatha William Buchheim Tujunga Calif Alice Zeeb Anna Johnson Blue Rapids Evangelical United Brethren Church Marvin Kahle Fred Glidewell Donald Murphy Jack Norwood Glen Cree Elmer Trowbridge A. L. Shaner A. Schwanke Sylvia Walter Marilyn Cree Carl Schneider Donna Hoffman H. M. Edmonds Calvin Bigger Elton Dark G. F. Bahnmaier Lecompton Etta Carpenter Trowbridges Connie W. H. Trowbridge Basehor Betty Henry Lee

Big Boy Williams Dies Hollywood Icon at 62

Guinn Big Boy Williams longtime Western film comedian and polo player died Wednesday after a series of intestinal operations. He was 62 and rising star of Westerns in the Will Rogers era. He starred in numerous films and was known for his stage and screen presence. The Hollywood community mourns the loss of a beloved character actor with a legacy in classic Western cinema.

Hollywood Guinn Big Boy) Williams Will Rogers

Recipe Tip on Halving Ingredients Measure Conversions

When halving ingredients use the conversion 44 cup equals 5 tablespoons and 1 teaspoon to keep measurements accurate. The note helps adjust quantities precisely for half servings.

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