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1 AZUSA, CAL., HERALD TW 4,002 GLENDORA, CALIF. PRESS TW. 4,690 m JUN 2 5 1969#^ ?√ß -fwK. HQ AipWu a u. ?╟≤ Y4pftLI> Ml** ?√ß?√ß awSpifttgJ^uC '*Vi?· ?╟≤' pjoi|i>r. V^?╟╓tS5' WotTo *3 t?╜OSC Waat* ccvtfLafe; w&i wfJwg' swSiito a <x^<? ^tX'flaC'fYjg.,, ^ (W 'tkYt&'ftjKRe. ATr>*SV?╜S 4 1 (i4 MkS Y(?·fcA?5,.?╜Jw*$Ki 3$rf w :?√ß>&?· 1&G&&0& <SO??#r4i$ 1& 'Sic Cii^f fit ?╜g$EW??fc* Athletes to Be Honored at Sportsmen?╟╓s World Awards ' An audience of almost 800 will be: on hand for the Third Annual -Sportsmen?╟╓^ World .A wards presentations at Las Vegas* Saitalr Hotel on June 28. The wenrnils yeai rwiil honor elev- en outstanding athletes of \ the past whose championship per- formances and exemplary per- sonal conduct have served as an inspiration to /people in all walks of life.' , ^ Sponsored by. the Sportsmen?╟╓s Club for the City of Hope Medi? cal Center, the gala will be hosted by popular radio and TV host Art Linkletter* assisted by special celebrity guest presen- ters and star entertainers; The show is being syndicated for na- tional television by Metromedia Producers Corp* Proceeds go to Support - the City of Hope in furthering its programs of patient care, scien- tific research and medical edu- cation in the battle against cata- strophic disease.* i*- ;/! The honorees, chosen by a blue ribbon National Selections! Committee f o r sportswriters and sportscasters across the country, will be flown to Las Vegas by., TWA, official carrier! for the S p o r t s m e n?╟≤$ World Award. ?√ß ?╟≤ , ?╟≤ ?╟╓ Honored this year,'will bet] Sammy Baugh, football; Don Budge, tennis ; Peter De Paolo, auto racing; . Paul Endacott,! basketball; Rob Feller, base- ball; Dr..Sammy Ree, aquatics; Ted Lindsay, ice hockey; Rocky Marciano* boxing,,; jtloyd Man- grum, golf $, Cornelius Warmer^ dam, track and field; and C K. Yang s p e ci a l international award. / Jim 5 \969^a Snort %*s*; , Art Linkletter - TV personal-1 ity; host, raconteur and author will be master of ceremonies for the third annual Sports- men?╟╓s World Awards event at the Sands Hotel, Las Vegas, Twelve all-time athletic ?╟úgreats?╟Ñ of the past will re ceive the coveted ?╟ Victor?╟╓ "stat uette in tribute to their , exem- plary conduct as champions on and off the fields of athletic competition. The Sportsmen?╟╓s World Awards' are sponsored by the Sportsmen?╟╓s Club for the City of Hope with proceeds going to support that free and nonsec- tarian medical an research center in its battle against cata- strophic disease. Linkletter, who MC?╟╓d lpst year?╟╓s presentations, is one! of radio and television?╟╓s most l??P ular and durable hosts. Best known for his chores on ?╟úHouse Party?╟Ñ and the long-running ?╟úPeople Are Funny,?╟Ñ he is the author of the best-selling ?╟úKids Say the Darndest Things?╟Ñ and, more recently, ?╟úLinkletter Down Under,?╟Ñ based on his ex- periences in Australia. The Sports m e n?╟╓s World Awards show will be syndicated for national television by Metro- media Producers Corp. The h o n o r e e s and other distin- guished guests are being flown to Las Vegas by Trans World Airlines, official carrier for the Sportsmen?╟╓s World Awards. "L- j LOS ANGELES, CAL. CALIFORNIA JEWISH VOICE W. 30200 jun 27 ym ?Θ╝ City of Hope Banquet in Vegas June 28 The Sportsmen?╟╓s Club for the City of Hope is. conclud* mg its Special Projects Cam- paign, a five-month drive that will see more than $200,- 000 raised for the free, non- sectarian medical center, ac- cording to. Trying Geldin, club president. Culmination of the drive will be the Sportsmen?╟╓s World Awards Presentations Saturday, June 28, at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas, oetore some 800 persons. The Sportsmen?╟╓s World Awards banquet is headed by Irv Terry and San Fran- cisco Warriors basketball star Rudy La Russo. LOS ANGELES EVENING & SUNDAY HERALD EXAMINER D. 540,793 SUN. 529,466 JUN 29 1969 ,. ii wu, *' - g| . i - passv m f ?√ß _ The daneingf/eet tq| Cvd Charisse are JfagBvf ^Jbese I days. She retui??Wf?½*lon- idon just in time to be a pre- * ?½edter it the annual City of ' Sportsmens Awards at the* iSin4s fRotel, Las Vegas, last mgnt. Now she goes into re{iears^l$ .for her summer tear Th" ?╟úDamn Yankees,?╟Ñ opiidSg July M fit St. Louis. Following that, she is set for fall appearances on the ?╟úEd Sullivan Show,?╟Ñ and ?╟úHolly- wood Palace.?╟Ñ And to top' it all, Cyd and her husband of 21 years, Tony Martin, have giv- en up their apartment and moved into a new home which she is trying to decorate and Turnish in her ?╟úspare?╟Ñ time.