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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1968

Page

4

Garnett Readies Lake Garnett Grand Prix Return

Lake Garnett Park road near the 65 acre lake hosts the Lake Garnett Grand Prix July 27 28. The event is sponsored by the Lake Garnett Racing Association and the Kansas City Region of SCCA. The 2.8 mile natural course draws fans and a strong entries field amid historic ties to Carroll Shelby and the Cobra team.

Garnett Lake Garnett Park Road Lake ‘Garnett The Lake Garnett Racing Association Kansas City Sports Car Club of America Carroll Shelby Cobra Dave McDonald Ken Miles Shelby McDonald Eddie Sachs Miles Riverside Calif

Ottawa Takes 6 5 Victory as Legion Wins Third In Row

Ottawa offense explodes for 10 hitters led by Tom Drake Bill Stauffer Roger O Neil and Tom Woolard to overcome Olathe 6 5. Sparks come late as Ottawa bats secure the lead in the sixth with three doubles and hold on with Rick Roush relief pitching for young Jeff Sheldon. Ottawa improves to 6 8 overall and 4 2 in District I while Osawatomie awaits in a Sunday league doubleheader at Orls Cox Field after Humboldt game for the B team tonight.

Ottawa Olathe Clathe Mike Clark Thunder Tom Drake Bill Stauffer Roger O’neil Tom Woolard Stauffer O’neil Woolard Drake Jeff Sheldon Dave Clark Sheldon Terry Cade Olathes Rick Roush Clarke Clark O'Neil Cade Skip Nesbit Nesbit Charley Waymire Jerry Mantooth Bill Cumley Mantooth Lenoy Loudermill Roush Osawatomie Orls Cox Field Humboldt West Second Street

Freehan Fireworks Spark Tigers Past A’s 8-5 in July Night

Bill Freehan blasted two three run homers at Tiger Stadium lifting the AL leading Detroit Tigers over Oakland 8-5. Freehan added four RBI giving him 45 on the season as Detroit won 10 of 11. Ken Harrelson, Cesar Tovar, Duane Josephson and others charted major help across the day.

ED Schuyler JR Associated Press Bill Freehan Tiger Stadium Husky Oakland Tigers Athletics Freehan Boston Minnesota Chicago White Sox Washington New York Yankees Baltimore Cleveland California Pittsburgh Chicago Houston Atlanta Philadelphia New York St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Los Angeles Detroit Danny Cater Ken Harrelson RBI Cesar Tovar Twins Luis Aparicio Duane Josephson Chicago Power Bob Priddy Wilbur Wood Aparicio Josephson Priddy Wood Senators Fritz Peterson Andy Kosee Peterson Andy Etchebarren Mark Belanger Larry Brown

Lakers Acquire Chamberlain In $ Cash Trade For Three Players

Wilt Chamberlain, the 7 foot 1 star of the Philadelphia 76ers, is traded to the Los Angeles Lakers for center Darrall Imhoff guard Archie Clark and forward Jerry Chambers with cash. 76ers general manager Jack Ramsay named new coach replacing Alex Hannum who left for Oakland. Chamberlain said no trade will be made without his consent and hinted he may move to the West Coast. Ramsay noted signing him was unlikely, leaving a need for a new solution.

Philadelphia Witt Chamberlain Philadelphia 76Ers Counter Los Angeles Lakers Associated Press Jack Ramsay 76Ers Alex Hannum Hannum NBA Oakland American Basketball Association Chamberlain San Francisco Los Angeles Times 76Éer Irv Kosloff Éers Téers Laker Jack Kent Cooke Fred Schaus Lakers

City Schedule of Youth and Men’s Leagues

A dense schedule lists daily matchups across Peewee, Junior, Senior, Men’s, Women’s, and Girls softball along with Industrial League games. July fixtures feature Oilers, Chiefs, Bears, Packers, Colts, Spurs, Rams, Tigers, Yankees, Indians, Giants, Cubs, Lions, Eagles, and many local teams across Forest Park East/West and West 2nd Street venues.

Oilers Chiefs B.D Rams Packers L.D Colts Spurs Bears Cowboys Athletics Indians Forest Park East Orioles Yankees Forest Park West Tigers White Sox West All Stars Dirty Sneakers Industrial League Braves Cardinals Forest Bennett’s Rhodes Park West Giants Pirates Forest Park Moore’s Star Mobile City Baldwin-Ward

Billie Jean King wins third straight Wimbledon title

Billie Jean King, from Long Beach California, defeated Judy Tegart of Australia 9-7 7-5 to claim the women’s crown at the first All England Open. The 30 year old Tegart pushed the champion but King won in the 16th game of the second set. Rod Laver won the men’s title Friday.

Wimbledon England Billie Jean King Judy Tegart Australia Long Beach Calif Maureen ‘Little Mo” Connally Miss Tegart Nancy Richey San Angelo Tex Mrs. King Rod Laver

City Scores RHOADS RUNNERS-11 Chapman 3 1 2

Runners tally 26 11 14 as Chapman Brewer Wooderson Campbell McClure Brown Tracy Frazier Sudder and Wallace post steady scoring. Baldwin-Ward beats Holmes Cochrane Perry Nichols Cochrane Turner Penty Kirkland Brockus for 24 1 6.

Rhoads Chapman Brewer Wooderson Campbell McClure Brown Tracy Frazier Sudder Wallace Totals Baldwin-Ward Holmes

Pension Plan Top Issue In Pro Football Crisis

The NFL Players Association threatens a strike over pension demands, with John Gordy and Howard Mudd leading the push. Players seek a pension plan funded by clubs, proposing 100000 from each of 16 teams, while owners balk at the figure. Green Bay’s Vince Lombardi cites progress on 21 of 22 demands, with camp attendance tied to full resolution.

Associated Press National Football League Players Association NFL John Gordy Detroit Lions and Players Association Howard Mudd San Francisco 49Ers Mudd Don Yehl Midland Mich Daily News Redwood City Calif Gordy Detroit 49Ers Vince Lombardi Green Bay Packers Green Bay Lombardi Packers

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