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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1968

Page

2

Racial Crisis Clouds 100th NYAC Meet at Madison Square Garden

The 100th indoor NYAC track meet at Madison Square Garden faces tension as seven Russians threaten withdrawal amid possible violence. Boycott organizer Harry Edwards and Black Power advocate H. Rap Brown warned athletes crossing picket lines could face trouble. About a dozen Black athletes remain entered. NYAC signals potential withdrawal of support from amateur athletics.

NEW York New York Athletic Club Madison Square Garden H. Rap Brown Harry Edwards NYAC Edwards San Jose State The

Chiefs Cage I s Meet Garnett

The Garnett Sports Boosters Club sponsors a basketball game at the high school gym featuring Garnett Jaycees and faculty against the Kansas City Chiefs team led by Buck Buchanan Dave Hill Otis Taylor and Fred Williamson at 8 p.m. after a 6:30 grade school game. Advance tickets are sold at local businesses and schools for 1 for adults and 25 cents for children under 12. at the door 1.50 and 1. Proceeds fund the All Sports Banquet this spring. Tickets are available at Garnett State Savings Bank Fracker s Clothing the Medical Center Clinic and Garnett Food Mart.

Garnett Sports Booster Club Garnett Jaycees Kansas City Chiefs Chiefs Cage Garnett State Savings Bank Fracker’s Clothing Medical Center Garnett Food Mart

Bowling Bits Recap Week Ending February Ninth

Top bowler Susan Wolgast rolled 244 and 592 series while Royal Lanes topped with 853 and 2309. Multiple players led per day with high games and series, and several teams held first place gaps. Beautyland and others show dominant weekly performances. Splits converted listed include many players across the week.

Naomi Fritts Susan Wolgast Royal T Lanes Virginia Hoffman Jean Penn Lee’s Cafe Leola Meador Helen Carey Standard Service Mildred Barber Vera Ferguson Bienie’s Garage Beautyland Royal T Ella Beauery Salon Hazel Ogle Helen Heathman Mary Smith Betty Heckman Pat Stankard Mazie Heckman Hazel Guyett Clarice Dengel Betty Moody Mary Elder Shirley Swinehart Joanne Scribner Maxine Lichtenberger Cleda Roller Helen Skilling Ina Cordle Willa Waldo Mary Grimminger Dorothy Nichols Sharon McDaniels Billie Leach Ruth Wiene

Twilight League Bowling Scores Featured by Local Businesses

Bowling scores listed for the Twilight League show high games and series by players from Clary's Shoes, Everett's Barber Shop, Bennett Creamery, Bent Fender, Farm Bureau Insurance, Ottawa Bus Service, Commercial League teams, Crities Body Shop, Don's Royal Cleaners, Texaco, Todd Mobile Homes, Kansas Telephone Co, Wednesday Night Ladies Lunger Oil, Bonnie's Shoe Box, H D Lee Company, Moore Chevrolet Olds, Pizza Village, Naomi's Tavern, First National Bank, Bike's Burger Bar, Grogan Service, and Peoples National Bank. Notable high games include 220 by Wickman and 216 by Wolgast, with several players posting series over 500.

Don’s Royal Cleaners Humericke House Texaco Bitts Page Todd Mobile Homes Henricks Hayden Kansas Telephone CO Hall First National Bank Fritts Bike's Burger Bar Beller White Grogan Service Wolgast Peoples National Bank Reusch

ERL Race Hots Up as Ottawa Eyes Upset at Rosedale

In the East Kansas League Turner leads with a 7.0 mark and a two-game edge over Bonner Springs for second place as OHL meets Olathe and Bonner faces Argentine. Ottawa, winless in league play, hopes to surprise noted by Baker and Shorten’s scoring and Stevens’ frontcourt surge while Rosedale hosts the doubleheader at 6:15 and 8:15.

Ottawa High Threadeth Turner Rosedale Kansas City Bonner Springs OHL Bonener Golden Bears Ottawa Olathe Bonner Aregentine Seaesons Wildcats OHS Dennis Wieneke Lee VanFoseman Doug Unederwood Ron Matthews Don Stevens Randy Shorten Jim Greene Jack Scrivener Murray Anderson Tom Baker Baker Shorten H. K. Stevens Cyclones Wieneke Stevens Ings. Stevens Underwood Lawrence

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