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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1967

Page

8

Don Faurot Retires as Missouri Athletic Director

Don Faurot, Missouri’s longtime coach and AD, retires at 65 after a dynamic career. He built MU football from near collapse to Sugar Bowl runs, popularized the split-T, mentored future coaches, oversaw stadium expansion, and will devote time to homecoming, reunions, and alumni outreach.

Columbia, Mo Don Faurot Misesourt Faurot Missouri Missouri Homecoming Colorado Mizzou Enire Paul Christman Ohio State Columbus Christman Iowa Navy Bud Wilkinson Jim Tatum Wilkinson Oklahoma Tatum Maryland Doak Walker SMU Dan Devine

Wimbledon Struggle to Open Open Tennis Debate

British tennis officials press for a two year experimental period of open tennis at Wimbledon while pursuing support from ILTF members. The All England Club plans a pro tournament on center court in August with prize money of 35000 dollars. Top draws include Dennis Ralston Andres Gimeno Pancho Gonzales Rod Laver Fred Stolle and Ken Rosewall as crowds exceed 105000 in the first four days.

Wimbledon England International Lawn Center Court Herman David All-England British Broadcasting Corp Dennis Ralston Bakersfield Calif Andres Gimeno Spain Pancho Gonzales Los Angeles Rod Laver Fred Stolle Ken Rosewall United States Australia France ILTF

Baseball Scoreboard National League standings and results

National League standings show St Louis 43 27 .614 leading, followed by Chicago 42 29, Cincinnati 43 32, and San Francisco 39 34. Thursday games: Chicago beat Pittsburgh 4 3, Cincinnati routed Los Angeles 14 0, Philadelphia edged New York 1 0, San Francisco defeated St Louis 12 4. Today St Louis at New York, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, Atlanta at Pittsburgh, Los Angeles at Houston.

W. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati San Fran Atlanta Pittsburgh Philaphia Los Angeles Houston New York Philadelphia San Francisco St. Louis Phila W. L. Pet Detroit Boston Minnesota Cleveland California Baltimore Kansas City Wash

French Gal Las Coste Tops U S Open Field At Hot Springs

Catherine Las Coste of Paris daughter of Rene and Simone LaCoste, 22, among leaders after the first round of the National Women's Open at Cascades Course Hot Springs. She trails Sandra Haynie and Susie Maxwell by one stroke with a 71 as play proceeds toward the second round.

Hot Springs Mademoiselle de Gaulle Catherine “Las Coste Cascades Course Sandra Haynie Fort Worth Tex Susie Maxwell Sybil Griffin Miss Las Coste Paris Rene LaCoste Simone Luc Coste Catherine Miss LaCoste

Cornell Heads Regatta Field

At Henley Royal Regatta Cornell University rated a strong favorite to win the Thames Challenge Cup in a field of U S crews. Kent School Conn and Tabor Academy Marion Mass face British crews in the Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup and may meet in an all American semifinal Saturday if they advance. Cornell meets Crowland Rowing Club of England with the Americans evenly matched so far.

Henley-On-Thames Engeland United States Cornell University U.S Kent School Conn Tabor Academy Marion Mass Cornell England Croweland Rowing Club

All Star Pitches Fall Flat As NL Sluggers Roll

National League stars Bob Gibson and Don Drysdale were hammered in separate games. Gibson yielded nine runs in under an inning as San Francisco piled 11 first inning runs to win 12-4 over St. Louis. Drysdale lasted into the second, surrendering six runs as Cincinnati routed Los Angeles 14-0. Jim Bunning shut out the Mets 1-0 for Philadelphia, while Chicago beat Pittsburgh 4-3. Houston at Atlanta was rained out.

Hal Bock Associated Press Bob Gibson Don Drysdale Gibson St. Louis Mane San Francisco Cardinals Drysdale Cincinnati Reds Los Angeles Jim Bunning New York Philadelphia Mets Chicago Pittsburgh Houston Atlanta Giants Nelson Briles Jim Hart Joe Gibbon Bob Bolin

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