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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1967

Page

9

Open tennis debated as Wimbledon set for pros and amateurs

British tennis officials push for an open Wimbledon with pros joining amateurs, aiming to test open tennis during an experimental period. ILTF vote needed. Britain, US, Australia, and France hold 12 votes each, others three. US delegation led by Bob Kelleyher supports open tennis. debate continues amid Queen's Club warmup results and US entrant Nancy Richey advancing in women's singles.

London Britain British Lawn Tennis Association International Lawn Tenents Federation Luxembourg United States Australia France ILTF U.S Bob Keleleher USLTA Larry Baker LTA Wimbledon Queen’s Club Owen Davidson John Newecombe John Cooper Roger Taylor Nancy Richey San Angelo Tex Judy Tegart Kerry Melville Annette Vanzyt South Africa Miss Richey Lesley Turner

Unsinkable Shot Brings Cougars Another Golf Title

Houston coach Dave Williams and his team clinched the NCAA golf team title at Shae nye Golf Course despite a dramatic water shot by Hall Underwood. Houston posted 585 to Florida 588 and LSU 592 as Steve Melnyk led individually with 140 after two rounds in rain. Dick Harris and others followed at 141 142.

Cougars Shawnee Delaware Shawenee Houston Dave Williams Williams Hall Underwood Underwood Werederwood Hous Ton University of Florida David Oakley Florida Louisiana State University of New Mexico Purdue Wake Forest Steve Melnyk Dick Harris Stanford Melnyk Doug Olson Hale Irwin University of Colorado Robert Drue Johnson University of Arizona Hubert Green Florida State

Little Guys Save Face For US In World Basketball

US small players under 6 feet 1 inch win five nation tournament in Barcelona by defeating Spain 76 to 68. Mike Carson 5-9 led with 19 points, Bill Suter 5-8 and Henry Logan 5-10 each had 16, Robert Lewis 5-9 added eight, Gerald Williams 5-9 six.

Ted Meier Associated Press United States Spain Uruguay Barccelona Mike Carson San Franccisco State Brazil Bill Suter Gonzaga Henry Logan Western Carolina Robert Lewis South Carolina State Gerald Willliams Butler University

Granatelli Sees Turbine Power Changing Auto Engines

Andy Granatelli predicts turbine engines will replace piston types in cars within 15 years. He discusses his turbine driven Indy 500 racer, its past failure near the end last Memorial Day, and USAC’s upcoming decision on turbine legality with reform or ban debated. Granatelli insists the turbine was fully legal and argues it will shape racing and broader engine design.

Los Angeles Andy Granatelli United States Auto Club Indianapolis

League Leaders In Batting And Pitching By The Associated Press

The Associated Press lists 1960 era leaders across American and National Leagues. Key figures include Frank Robinson Baltimore leading in multiple categories, Harmon Killebrew Minnesota, Brooks Robinson, Al Kaline, Willie Mays and Hank Aaron among others. Top batters, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles and triples are detailed, with standout pitchers posting best records and strikeout totals.

F. Robeinson Balt Yastrzemski Bost F. Robinson Kaline Det Killebrew Minn Carew Tovar Clemens Te Pitt Staub Houst Aaron Atl Brock St.l Wynn Clemente St. L Cepeda R. Allen Phil T.davis N.Y Williams Phillips Pinson Cin R.allen Gonzalez Lemaster

Fishing Report From Pratt Kansas Faces Muddy Waters

The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports heavy rains across central and eastern Kansas leaving waters high and muddy. Western lakes stay at normal levels while reservoirs such as Turtle Creek Pomona and Council Grove run high and turbid with fair pickup for channels bass crappie and white bass in varied conditions.

Pratt, Kan Kansas Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Turtle Creek Pomona Council Grove John Redmond Elk City Fall River Toronto Milford Cheney Kirwin Webster Cedar Bluff Osage County Lyon County Chase County Pottawatomie County Pottawatomie No. 2 Shawnee County Atchison County Brown County Leavenworth Neosho County Woodson County Wilson County Bourbon County Montgomery County Geary County Ottawa County Washington County

Angry Hank Aaron fuels Braves sweep of Giants

National League roundup reports Hank Aaron delivering a two run homer in the eighth to lift Atlanta to a 6 4 victory and complete a two game doubleheader sweep of the Giants. Aaron also doubled in the first game while boosting his average to .322 and tying the league home run lead. St Louis topped Los Angeles 7 2 as Carlton held the Dodgers to six hits. In the American League Detroit beat Minnesota 5 2 and California shut out Cleveland 7 0. Other games were rained out or postponed.

Associated Press Hank Aaron San Francisco Giants Aaron Rico Carty Atlanta St. Louis Los Angeles New York Philadelphia Deetroit Minnesota California Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore Boston Washington Chicago Braves Phil Niekro Woody Woodward Denis Menke Gaylord Perry Niekro Dodgers Cal Maxvill Cardinals Steve Carlton Ron Fairsly Wes Parker

Top 3-Year-Olds In Turf Spotlight Features Dr Fager And Furl Sail

ORLO ROBERTSON notes a starry field of 3-year-olds in major $100,000 plus races on turf. Dr Fager battles in the Arlington Classic at Arlington Park for colts while Furl Sail targets the Coaching Club American Oaks at Aqueduct for fillies. Also racing are events at Hollywood Park and the Queens Plate, highlighting elite sophomore contenders.

Orlo Robertson Associated Press Dr. Fager Damascus Furl Sail Allestar Arlington Park New York Aqueduct Hollywood Park

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