Playing itate Journal MADISON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 19^2 the Game DIAL 6-3111 with HENRY J. McCORMICK Illinois' great basketball team, one so good that one or PlayTonigh ;i nether of the regulars who helped bring that school an un- PrepF disputed Big 10 championship a year ago is not playing regu- larly this season, will sit idly by for a couple of weeks while «•»•. ^* n _ j.j.1 _ tlf_-l I_..»AAI» rhe other title contenders take their risks. Illinois lost only one regular from its championship team Kev Figure in City Cage Battle West, of a year ago; that was Don Sunderlage, an exceptionally fine Ice Skippers Ready for Races Wisconsin Must jruard. « Returning regulars included Olive Tollmer and Irv Also Meet Here Bemoraa at forwards, Bob Peterson at center and Bod Defeat Wildcats Fletcher at guard. Jim Bredar was picked to take Sunder- lage's place, but that didn't mean that the four returning regular* had their jobs, in 'Must' Game On hand was Johnny Kerr, a red-headed sophomore for .500 Rating skyscraper of 6 feet 9 inches who can move and has fine Badger Preps Go co-ordination, Coach Harry Combes used Kerr in place of Badgers' Weekend Follmer for a time, but he now seems to have concluded that to Richland Center his best bet is replacing Peterson at center with Kerr. Cage Trip Starts in League Contest Whatever his move as T.o starters, Combos' net result is to at Northwestern give him exceptional reserve strength. Peterson was a sopho- By MONTE McCORMICK more a year ngo who was outscored by only four Big 10 cen- By HENRY J. McCORMICK (State Journal SUff Writer) ters, three of them seniors. _ . (Statt Journal Sports Editor) Four Madison high school You'd think that would assure the 6-foot, S-inch junior Wisconsin's basketball team will basketball teams will take part from Elgin a regular berth this year, and it would at prac- try to bring its Big 10 winning per- in three games tonight, and tically every other school hut Illinois. centage up to .500 Saturday flight when it meets high-scoring, de- the feature of two battles being fllinoia'has ;i better one, however, in Kerr. _ fense-poor Northwestern at the played in the city is the Madi- Talent-lrulfu Illinois doesn't piny a Rig 10 game until jt Evanston high school gymnasium son Central-East meeting at meets Purdue at Champaign on Jan. 28. In the meantime, co- at 8 o'clock. The Badgers then play S o'clock in the East gymnasi- jRAdor Iowa will be playing two, third-place Minnesota will be at Michigan State Monday night. Coach Harold E. (Bud) Foster's um. playing three and dangerous Indiana will be playing a couple. Badgers have won from Ohio State Madison West will be host Four games are scheduled this Saturday night, and while losing to Purdue and Illinois; to Janesville in another im- here's how they figure: Northwestern has won from Ohio portant Bis Eight Conference Wisconsin over Northwestern by 3 points (71-68). State and Purdue while losing to Michigan State and Iowa. contest. Wisconsin high will Purdue over Indiana by 5 (76-70). Could Tie for Third play the first of its two games Iowa over Minnesota by 12 (65-53). Northwestern has an over-all in as many nights when it travels Michigan State over Michigan by 16 (66-50). season's record of four victories to Richland Center in a Southern • • » against six defeats; all the victories 10 Conference game; the Badger were scored on the Wildcats' home Preps will meet Lake Mills on the Lou-rll (Red) Dawson is the seventh head football coach court at Evanston high school, and field house court Saturday night. Pittsburgh has had since the late Dr. John Bain (Jock) Suth- all of the defeats were suffered in Park Meets Belolt erland quit the post after the IMS season. Succeeding Dr. road ;amos. Bcloit plays at Racine Park in Victory over Northwestern could the only other Big Eight game on Sutherland prior to Dawson 's appointment were Charlie shove Wisconsin into a third place tap tonight; Racine Horlick plays Ilowser, Ciark Shaughnessy, Wes Keslcr, Mike Millignn, Len tie if Iowa cooperates by defeating 1',-if.anovn nncl Tom Hamilton. The last named is Pittsburgh S Minnesota at Iowa City. The other Probable Starters athleric director; he coached in 1951 purely with the under- two conference games scheduled CENTRAL EAST standing that it would be for one year only. CHARLES BRENDLER N> l«on ... JonM • » • — Schachte Blackner Data on Starters Madison Central high school's basketball team knows It must Pond Brendlrr P«drac!ne .. Kurth John A. Hannah, president of Michigan State, is eager- WISCONSIN stop Charles Brendler, Madison East's 6-foot 6-inch <*»*?'-"»'*" TlPlcr .. Morrii ly giving out quotations these days, and I wonder if Pres- Pos. Hut. Witt. Year In order to win and remain in first place in the Bis Efcht Confer- Officla'li • ' Arch'le " Morrow. Madison, I nick Cable F fi-2 1S5 1 ence race The Purple and Gold players hope to give Brendler and Auile VanderMculen. Madlion. ident Hannah might not be intrigued by the noise he's mak- Ed Carpenter r «-4 130 * enou/h outside help to defeat Central ani give East a chance of JANESVII.LB WEST Amonif the sailors In the annual Northwest Ice Rcjatta which Paul Morrow <: «•» 20S 2 Clark t MacK ing without giving critical ear to the content. Al Nicholas G «-3 m 4 coin* into a tie for first plac. Brendler has amassed 41 and 37 a opens "n Lake Monona today will be the skippers pictured above Tom Ward G 6-0 IS3 3 Weber'! f «• » ™>JE* A story out of Bay City, Mich,, has President Hannah Mel Jones of Milwaukee and Art Slebke of Vmcentown, N, J., will points in different games this season and he s scorinsr at i 24.5 qnsrard c Marshall NORTHWESTERN clip, which is a record-breaking pace for the league CooDcr W jvfohoncT stating that Michigan State will break off athletic relations be two of the veteran skippers seeking titles. Pos. Het. Wet. Year 01flrla'l'«VHrrirT'berleth, Braver Dam. with any schools not falling in line with the so-called col- AmonR the Madison entrant. In the regatta Is John Bluel in Frank Ehmann F «-3 ISO ' and Wlllard Kcrkenbush. Portaie. his Class E boat, the "Shadow." The lower picture shows Btod Urry nellrfleld F fi-2 182 3 lege presidents' code" for de-emphasis in athletics. te Frank Pi-trancek r fi-« 240 2 about to be pushed by crewmen, left to r slit. Vic "»«"«• « John Blcvsr G «--1 '«» - Among the stipulations in this code were elimination of Don Blaha G S-.1 1S5 2 at . "iha Saturday night. The Barrett, Phil Town and Herb Krocman. Blue! is in the cockpit, other four games booked tonight' Point freshman, . Conference, must win tonight to be Rams proceeded to pick up a pair certa:n of retaining that lofty ( Biggie) Munn that "no Michigan State opponent ingoing to will start at one forward, and his NEW YORK —(/P)— Six mem- of- All Americ' a endJ-s ~- ""'Bo•b fCare"""'y perch as Park is almost sure to I'oicl spring football practice unless the Spartans do." _ running mate will be Ed Carpenter, bers of the University of Wiscon- Starts Here Today Pete Anderson or Tony Stracka.!sin football team and three others of Michigan State and Dewey Me- defeacea t Bcloit., which has a 1-5 \Vhy not simplify that for Minm and put it this way; Connell of Wyoming in the regular ieaRue record. Paul Morrow will be at center with from the state of Wisconsin were draft, a drawn-out, all-day affair. Mi.:higii'n State can nold spring football practice if its oppon- Albert (Ab) Nicholas and Tommy selected by National Professional East, like West, Janesville, The annual regatta of the North- .t:.o boats finishing first and second 49ers Fare Well Kcnosha and Horlick, Is-tied for will : in each class; the free-for-al--alll winwin-- Ward at the guards. League football teams in the an- i-nts do. „ , „ westerwesern Icce Yachtinac g assn. Onluniy mthe aaSan nanisFranciscmo -locu49crs, t|thir]lr(di piaceplace,, one Ramgame behinueiunda mthe so when does your spring football practice start, Coacli: open this morninr at 9:30 on Lake nor will receive a large cup. Wildcats Younff Team nual draft meeting here Thursday. Tackle Jerry Smith and End Pat who plucked three All America Co-ieaders. The Pu:-ple and Gold • a • Monona with more than 100 skipskip- Amon/\i tiun^g thLt'^e. mantii*""^y -----boat- s' entere- d 1 NorthwesterIHUIIIIWCSLLIInI iihaa s averaged 68.25 stars in the first five ballots, ap- has won jts oniy city Series game pcr"' s expcct-.-d to compete for titles is the Mary B, winner of the Class points per game as agans O'Donahue were chosen by the San parently fared as well in cusn- to date, an overtime 50-49 triumph One n-ny nr another, Cnuch Fnrcft Evtuhevtlii is like- in five classes, plus a free-for-all A championship in 1950 and 1951. s)n.s averaRC ,,f 57, but the Francisco 49ers, Halfback Jim ioning their squad for the future over West, while Central lost its CarOt*l l1 utlii«iBernarwd wil«'i'li agai,, i,..n. fpilo t the Cula ililVU aliUWlZ]] jU giDlgH 1A0" opU|/t/v«'v»»i«p ? Hammond and End Gene Fclkcr race crown Sunday afternoon. O cats have a 0we( 10 opponents iie 49ers picked up Hugh Me- /v in hnvn nil Elliott as an assistant on his loiva football staff. $15,000 boat now owned by O, r. f 75,25 points per were picked by the Now York only City Series game, a defeat by if he. rant grt Chalmers (Rump) Elliott from Oregon State Five races will be staged in each an average o Elhenny, Washington's ploughing West. class with competition starting Havey, Madison. The Mary Bs:Bami, as afiajnst the Badeers'.de- Yanks and Linebacker Deral Te- fullback; O'Donoliue. of Wisconsin, Brendler Blr Threat „.« Ki hnrkl'icM couch, EvashevM • U'ill try to /set Petn Llhott chief rival for honors will _ be an-, fensivc average of 60.33. Only te.ik and Quarterback Johnny each day at 9:30 a. m. and continu- tz Coatta were named by the Green and Bob Toncft Notre Dame Charlie Brendler not only is from Oklahoma. His first choice, Alton Kirrher, has decided in" until about 5 p. in. The freo- other Madison boat, the "F" >;Ohio State is averaging more points tackle. East's most dangerous scorer but for-all will be run off early Sun- owned by Jim Lunder. than the offense-minded Wildcats: Bay Packers. /o sfrtv r>n nl If'nshirifitmi Stnte is hrnd coach. UI End Pat Smithwick of St. Nor- Single wing tailbacks went bep- he also is the most dangerous day afternoon and will be the fi- OfficervsniKvits. Name..-...-d- fl,j Qipeothepr Bi131Xs -I1V0 teaLcaimn haliars, a»s pooH^ r » » • The Four Lakes Ice Yacht ciun .f j ord as the Wildcats. bert college was drawn by the ging in the draw. Princeton s Dick point-maker in the Big Eight; the nal event of the three-day pro- g de ers ve rcc Pittsburgh Steelers, Tackle Joe Kazmaier, the mcst dccoralc4 col- 6-foot 6-inch pivot ace has amassed A Pullman. V.',ish., pnper said of Evashevski's leaving gram. Trophies will be awarded of Madison is host for the regatta. | Coach Harold (Ole) Olsen, a Club officials include W. J. F 'auer-j isconsin star guard in 1915-16-17, Masnaghetti of Marquette by the legc player of the 1951 season, 147 points in six games and he has Washington State : w Chicago Cardinals, and Fullback wasn't picked until the 15th round, had 41-point end 37-point Ramos. bach, commodore; Fritz Jungbluin,jhas a young Northwestern team Central has not one in size or "Iowa is another step in his ambitious program that leads vice-commodoreice-commodore, and Andy Flom, L, onc freshmaman and three sophsoph- Rich Athan of Northwestern by the!when the Chicago Bears took nun. chairman of the regatta commit- - - - ' The name of Hawk Lauricella, potenti.il scoring ability to com- to the head copching job at Michigan." Com/s/cey Gets in the starting lineup. Key pare with Brendler, but the Orange tee, O.. T. Havey is commodore o0f1 men a,,e Frank Petr&ncek at cen- Rams Get wane all-America wheolhorse of Ten- That's interesting, and it, may be true, but the present in- the Northwestern Ice YachtinYachtingg Larry Delle- Vanderbilt's Bill Wade, consid- nessee's national champions, and Black has had excellent and rumbont at Michigan— likeable Bennie Ooaterbaan— hasn't Frank Ehmann an(1 balanced scoring from its front assn.; Flom will be the chief judge. fidd gt forwan}s and John (Red) ered the top prize of the 1051 foot- didn't fall until the 17th round. done badly in his four years at Michigan. No. he hasn t done Verdict Today Other judges are Dutch Vetter,; i t guards, ,ball crop, went to the Champion Packers Grab Parilli line. Biever and Don B ana a half- Forward Milo Nelson and Center badly with two undisputed Big 10 championships and one co- WalteTraiiuri WellmanTTci»ii.u.i,, Chuc..« —k . —Johnson -- ., r/nmaiin is *a< i*c3iniiai»freshman,, ^vt*.Dellev - Loos Angeles Ramsttams. Viviec janowiov.Janowicz, Ohi\jmuo oioStat^e "<«^- v Tlie Rams won the coveted back who was the outstanding col- Gib Pond were back In school and on Resignation juniJohni niuciBluel, an«iiwd APau ««l. Bernard*"•• .—- , le~d, fiiei|e[du isis a a j juniounioranr amd i( huic cO theum Bobby Kanck, the University of Wisconsin national col- ^w.club. Glenn "Skip" Groesbecl. t Jso 0 , nd whh o tstand nd 6s .6-88 scorc(, scorej d2 !25 points put the finger on the six-foot-two, round and then he wen', to the whethe,hr t«o ° ffg"iv v Its omv Washington Redskins. was ready to give Pond Intermit- legiate heavyweight champion, not only ii a great fighter A registrar for the regatta. a« Northwestern defeated Purdue. 202-pound T-quarterback f r o m °"' Bluel will also be a contestant te ros Green Bay took Vito (Babel tent relief. Nelson appeared to be 85-83, but he allowed the' opposing Nashville, Tenn., rated by the pros stronger after his battle with a but he's a pretty nice citizen. a'b'etter'salary and a five-year con with his "Shadow" in Class E; also center, Carl McNulty, 27 points. as the oustanding prospect for tne Parilli, Kentucky's passing ace Eanck fought an exhibition with Bobby Hind* to help tract to continue running the Chi- entered in Class E are Ted Has- Jayvees Play. Too money game. who threw to a rccord 50 touch- cold. cago White Sox. pell's "Frostbite" and Bill Mattl- Wade, a brilliant long passer, downs during his career, and Bill Those two, combined with For- out in the Tournament of Contenders. Let it be said that Comiskey Monday resigned as Defense definitely is not a strong ward Norbert Schachte, hav« Hindi aJso was doing a nice thin.? because h« pawed up the son's "Snapshot." Dave Butlers point with Northwestern, but the hard runner and big enough to Reichart, hard-hitting Iowa full- club vice-president and secretary "Ace of Spades," another Madison play defense, probably won't be back. amassed 227 of Central's 319 points lighthoavyweight division for no other reason than because in protest against an "inadequate" Wildcats; can score with the best in the Big Bight. Brendler ha* boat, is entered In Class C. of them. available for two years since he is The Philadelphia Eagles' first gathered 147 of East's 327. he wai too good for the other candidates. salary of $10,000 yearly and a rtmu/iAmongg thme outstandinuui-o.u..w...g boat-' s Jim JUSiesCn anu nuwaiu rnnrnn commiuecommitteud uuueunde*r a V-»-u5 prograP»VB»«I.m» tvo~ choice was Johnny Bright, the "day-to-day" term of office. 0 Jim Justesen and Howard Kuenn Mack May Rejoin West However, Ranck made that an exhibition and didn t try to that will compete are Howard Bos- no ]onger are members of the Wis-|two yoars of naval duty. high-scoring Drake !>ackfield star The resignation will be consid- ton's "Cyclone", last yearsi ^ass: | varsity squad; both were After harnessing Wade, the who suffered a broken jaw in East and Central arc the two lower th.3 boom on the lighter Hinds. ered at a meeting of the club's cons n highest scoring teams in the circuit EHI \,itdllchampiont H4""', **•-and« —E •1 m e r' , Miuen- reserves, Justesen graduates at the the game with Oklahoma A & M. five-member board of directors, linnWi'i? "TJnnotrnrin TTT". WhlCfl QC" _„ j _* it. _ _<.. .*..(-n« n-nA Vitunn n this year, and a high-scoring affair Came the All-University Tournament, and Kanck stayed bach's "Renegade III", which end of the semesteM r and Kuenn, a The Chicago Cards picked Ollic out of the heavyweight division for the same reason Hinds had virtually a family unit. featod the Mary B last year for star inficlder In baseball and cap- Matson, All-America fullback from may 'be in store tonight. Each team The board is composed of 26- the free-for-all championship. The Drake Excludes has a great deal at stake in BiR passed up the lighthcavyweight class in the December Tourna- tne ircc-ior-an cnamH"""»"i'. »»- tain-elect of the 195lasa2 ntninei , has San Francisco, who led the nation Eight and City Series competition year-old Comiskey; his mother and Mary B was third and the Cyclone dedded to drop basketball. in scoring last fall with 126 points ment of Contenders; he was too good for the field. club president, Mrs. Grace R. and each is sure to be fired up seconcnfpnrdt l^<;last yearVERt.. BecausT3nnn,,0Ae Wisconsin'U71cy>Ancin'ents and results. ! mores as Ronnie Weisner, Owen Beckett. Indiana, center. Janesville are among the five boxers; again, however, it should be pointed out that Ranck peated informal efforts to get a The Four Lakes Amateur Radio i , Bob Weber, relays April 25-26. Deral Tetcak. Wisconsin, tuardt Art teams deadlocked a gome out of refrained from lowering the boom on his lighter opponent, sets, RobertSi Mlke Da y The committee said its action Klelnschmldt. Tulane. t,ickle; William first, and a victory tonight is a pay raise and a fixed contract, like was "consistent with the policy Roffler. Wa«hln«ton State, back, (ob- Eanck would like to have won a third All-University the five-year pact which pays Gen- wc will w*. i4i"""»— ~f four tained from Chicane Bear in trade). "must" with both teams. Lane some adopted by Drake university. Bill BurkhalUr. Rice, back: Bill Wilson, Janesville will be weakened Sy heavyweight championship, but he passed that up because eral Manager Frank members, to send results from the Drake broke off relations with ~ , Uckle; Billy Hair. back. Clem- $35,00, 0 a year,, windward pin, about one or two .,..,, Jack Mor«an. lackle. Michigan the loss of George Clatworthy, there wasn't suitable opposition. He knows he has nothing to O'Shea Leads Rally Oklahoma A & M and withdrew n.i ..„,„. ..->„ high scoring guard who is side- Mrs. Comiskey has had no com- miles away from the starting line, from the Missouri Valley Con- State: Bobby Jack I'lord. back Texas train by boxing exhibitions with lighter oponents, but he ment on her son's public airing of christl . h b wu™n«in- Don lined with ,-.n ankle injury. If Mack to the home pin. . ference last fall following the J.,h.,nn Coattao. . back,. Wisconsin, Do_-. n ^^ ^ ..^ £or West t^ght. agreed to do that twice because he thought it would help his the money squabble other than to The Mary B holds both the as Hawks Win Pe'ersonPeterson., backDacK. niicniKanMichigan; Howardnowira , TIn»s- annum nwi. ^w... »-• — .,» "Johnny Bright broken jaw Inci- d»i». tackle, sttpiien F. Austin state:. William (Woody) Sorcnscn will hint that the matter somehow will Stuart and Hearst cups, top prizes MOLINE, 111.—(AP)—A fourth dent" in thfl Drake-A i M football (Ter >: John Pont, back. Miami, (Ohio); "L" nLr *t forward. be settled. __ in iceboat racing, but neither of quarter surge sparked by Kevin Charlei Boerlo, center, Illlnoli. take over at forward, One with less sportsmanship than Ranck would have the trophies will be at stake dur- O'Shea's five baskets enabled the Wisconsin high is a game out of tried to batter up a lighter opponent; he isn't that kind of a ing the regatta. However, Carl Milwaukee Hawks to pull away to first place in the Southern 10 and College Basketball Bernard will defend the cups in an 87-76 National Basketball As- Glen Flanagan Beats Goalie Sawchuk Blanks n -eds a victory tonight to remain in the title chase. Harrison (Sandy) But. Ranck must be waiting a bit impatiently for those RESULTS THURSDAY challenge matches expected to be sociation victory over Baltimore Tommy Baker Easily Bruins for 8th Shutout l>"aj ^ vaMMUl Stw». mM*,~-tool. ; MJ» *•Jowrtlm" •"• i« O staged here the weekend of Jan. Thursday night. • inter-collegiate bouts when he can level off against men hii MlchUan Normal 62. W. Illlnoli 52 25-27. Class A boats here for the WATERLOO, la. -(UP)- Glen DETROIT —W— Terry Saw- wisconsm nigh £or the only lineup S. Illlnoli 49, Central Mich. 46 The halftlme score of the game Flanagan, St. Paul featherweight, chuk scored his eighth shutout of own titt who are representing the opposition. That's when St. Procorlui 54, Northwestern Bible regatta are expected to be left between the Western and Eastern change 49 here by their skippers for the division tall-enders was 47-45 in easily declsl.onud Tommy Baker, the season and fourth against ms - you'll iee Ranck using his full and formidable assortment of ... Norb«rt'« 70. lewii (III.) 80 Jersev City„,.__" T._n _"l *On 'round..Js. rrU.twThurs^- f«irni*lffavoritae '*/imicin"cousins,c " (htheo RncfrtBostonn PrilBru- I Kau Claire 15, River Falli 61 Stuart nnd Hearst challenge races. favor of Baltimore. The Hawks Pro Cage Scores fistic weapons, . . k Shurtlerr 86, McKendree 64 went ahead 66-63 at the end of the day night to win his 50th profes- ins, as the Detroit Red Wings Syracuse 110. Mlnneapolii 10S fl OTer- third quarter, then made 21 points slonal fight. Referee Alex Ficler gained 'an easy 5-0 victory before GAMES TONIGHT Oshkosh to Send gave Flanagan nine rounds to one 10.24. 1 National Hockey League 'FSiTwwne »2. Philadelphia It Chuck Davey, winner of four national collegiate boxing Auburn at Mlnliilppl state to Baltimore's 13 In the final stan- fans Thursday nighL Milwaukee «7. Baltimore 7« championships while at Michigan State, scored his 29th vic- Bailor at Texas A and M za. for Baker. Cincinnati at W. Mlchlian. at Least 9 Boats tory in 30 professional starts Wednesday night m Chicago Colorado A and M at Utah Georgetown «. atom* Waihlnitan OSHKOSH—Unless unfavorable when he stopped Joe Gnrza of Detroit at 2:26 of tho seventh at ullne Arena weather changes the minds of the Georgia-at LSU round. _ NYU at New Yirk AC skippers at the final moment, 'Billy Woven Night' Presents City's Best Bowlers Sunday N. Carolina at Maryland Oshkosh will be represented by hen of the two teams are: Bee's Ohio U. .it Bowllni Oreen A ralazy of Madison bowlinr match. If time permits they will Mrs. Keefe and MUi Mllbrook Orefon at Waihlniton at least nine boats In the North- —Bertha showen, PriellU Sle- Oreton State at Idaho west Ice Yacht Regatta. start will be 4n action Sunday switch partners for a second also fire In the two top women's wert, Marcy Klelnsteiber. Fran leton Hall at Loyola (Baltimore) Included In the contingent are nlrht at Schwoerlers' Laneii In match. leafiies. The former hit 671 re- Fiichl and Ora EM; Rhodes- Louise Suggs Sets Pace on 72 Stanford at So. California two defending champions — Bud "Billy Hoven Nlfhi" exhibition Lorene Keefe, Kelly Butter- cently; Mist Milbrook had an worth and Gladys Mllbrook will Mary Olson. Elite Poole. Bea TAMPA, Fla. — (/P>— Louise who had a 38-36—74. SttU (temp.) Stroshlne in Clasi C and Don matches which will start at 8, early teaion 658 triple. All three Hein, Bud Carey and D«« Fix. Peggy Kirk, Ponte Vedra Beach, UCLA at California be the feminine stars In action rank hlfh In the individual aver- Suggs, the tiny Georgian, shot a Vlnlnla Tech at DaTldson Ward in Class D. Stroihlne 'will o'clock. in the mixed doubles match. Don The B- 's Hnenp competes Itvih* Fla., had a 36-39—75. handle the tiller on "Susan Joe" Wans for the exhibition pro- ages of the two learues. Mrs. Women's I/eatue M Schneder two-under-par 72 Thursday to lead and Ward will sail "Rosemary II." Helmui, Oble Qnam and Keefe won the *Ute all-eventi Funeral Service, the 72-hole Tampa Women's Open Eddie's Pure Oil Cage frara were completed Thursday "Chuck" Clement! will team up title* the part two yean and Five skippers will compete 1» and call for men's double*, mixed Proceeds rained throuffc vol. «oU tournament, She carded a 36- Solunar Tables the Skeetor dlvUlon. They are separately with the three women. Mn. Butterworth held the state 36 on the Pal.ua Cela course for a Team Seeks Opponents doublet and » Women's team Mrs. Butterwnrtb, a teacher at all-events crown several seasons nntary contribution at tho Hit ctntral lUntua Tim* Eddie's Pure Oiu»l basketbalDWMVU.Ul «....team,, Dave Thomas,, Chuck Rahr, Bob Fall River, competes in Midi- o-.e-stroke le»d over Betsy Rawls, match. 1(0. nlfbt's promm will b« toned Austin. T«x., and Marlenc Bauer, A. M. P. M. composed of 16-ye»r-cld players, Rahr, Arvey Hayes, and Jim Ba son's- two top women's leafnes, , Connie Sehwoejler ind Stan over to Mrs. Basel Horen, Sarasota, Fla., who had 37-36-73 Minor Major Minor Major is seeking games with other Jun- sillere, ' Tb*den,««s ' A« entr. ;:y •, will» . be Women's at the Plata and the the pa*t two yean, and Rohde's mother of Billy who wat U1M each. In scheduling a game should call "Penguin," skippered by Joe Mey. tltfn top mile keflen, wUl op- Steak House will square off in Babe Zaharlas, defending tltllst, Friday 9:35- i:5S JO:1S 4:20 pose Mel Schwoefler and Joe Wednesday nlrht Ladles Major Satur 10:35 4:33 10:53 5:00 Eddie at 4-9943 or address letters er. Chuck Miller will sail Rose- it the Bowl-A-Vard. the women's team match. Mem- «o, shot a 3fl-38—74. She tied with to 2039 Sherman ave. mary in Class C. Hackett in the men's doubles Betty Jameson, a former winner. Sundiy 11:20 5:20 11:40 3:45