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Fabulous At West Meadottlark Lemon of Harlem Globetrotters basketballs wholesale. must get his / The 44th edition of the fab­ ulous karlem Globetrotters will present/ their one-of-a-kind basketball show at McHenry West /nigh on Oct. 28, 1969. patented program by the icians of the hardwood, wit- neaped by more than 60,000,000 fads in 87 countries through­ out the world, combines new in­ novations by the talented cagers with a topnotch variety show. "On the heels of our great­ est season in history, we have exercised extra care putting to­ gether the 1970 package," says general manager George Gil- lett. " Our team, we believe, is the best ever and entertainers for the pre-game and halftime shows have been selected to please every rrnmbQr of the tamily." The huge two-in-one pro­ gram, which pits the Globe­ trotters against the New Jer­ sey Reds in the cage feature, starts at 7:30 p.m. Going into this season, the "Magicians of Basketball" played 9,851 games--7,126 of these in North America, the other 2,725 overseas. They*)!* won 9,529. Highlights during the best- ever 1968-69 campaign includ­ ed new attendance records in many parts of the United States; games on 54 college campuses, an all-time high for one season; Harlem Globetrotters Play High School Oct. 28 WED.} OCT 22. 1969- PLAINDEALFR- PG. 7 a turnaway crowd at The For­ um in Los Angeles, which rais­ ed more than $70,000 for char­ ity a return to New York City's Madison Square Garden after an eight-year absence; a four- game stint at the Great Allen-, town fair, marking their first fair date, and many more. A crowd of 75,000, a world's record for a single game, watched them perform in Ber­ lin's Olympic Stadium in 1951. Their largest, U.S. turnout was 36,256, at the Los Angeles Col­ iseum on April 8, 1953. And so the saga of the Har­ lem Globetrotters continues-- with the fun-loving, entertain­ ing format that keeps millions laughing around the worlH. Children seem to be the cause of mos t of the wor ld ' s troubles--by growing into adulthood. WATER RUN "Screaming Eagle" refills canteens at a rushing mountain stream In Vietnam, where soldiers of the 3d Brigade, 101st Airborne Division were participating in an operation. 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