PAGE 2, SECTION 3 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1964 DIAL 256-311. Sweeney Stars Rosa Nine Boxers' Basketball Pretty Doggy Cops Pacific in Monona Win Loop Title Rosa Insurance, behind Gary Hurls Three-Hitter, SwiUfcy'a eight • strikeout two- Drives in Both Runs hitter. beat the Btu* So*, M, at Guy Lowmaa field l^iuraday night Dennis Sw«MMy drove in both tad clinched the Pacific League nun and pitched a thre*-hJtt«r baaeball championship. as Monona Grove defeated Nedre- Rosa, managed by Ernie Bruns, bo's, 2-1. {or its sixth straight had won the first round with a 4-0 second-round victory in the Mad record and nailed down the sec- toon Major League baseball race ond-round title with a 7-1 mark. t Breese Stevens Field Thurs- Swteky scored th« winning run day night. in the seventh inning on a Blue Sweeney's hit in the sixth in- Sox error. Bob Pound led Rosa ing scored Mike Rieder and with two hits. Corky Evans. All three Monona Mike McEvilly pitched a two- rove hits off loser Ron Grabow hitter and Ray Blum homered in came in that inning. An error a 15-hit attack as East Side Mer- allowed Nedrebo's lone seventb- chants bombarded Ideal Vault. nning tally. 16-2. There were 14 errors in the The replay of a first-round pro- game. •hM Wl ...... M« M) |_l 1 ] ested game between Madison RM» InturMc* ... MM* 1—1 t 1 McCab* and NauhauMT; Jwitrty ana) >wls awl Monona Grove was Cantwtli. postponed. Leading hlHorj— Pound Idaal Vault ...... IM aia_ I t It : 3B5 Lombards cf 3 oy If 3 t ) RltOtr H 3 McEvilly arxj Schmidt; Anvndxxi and P»ahl»r Ib 3 ft 0 Warne.r 2b 3 ladzinikl 3b 3 0 0 Evinj c Leading hitter*—SchumKl w (E) 3x4. laoem c lot Handf'd Ib Etert (E) 2X4, Blum (E) 2x1, Schmidt uccia rf J- -i 0- -Swe*n*~y p J (E) 3x5, Gotolon (E) 2X4. Hit-Blum Venial cl 300 Dooley ss 5 (E). 3B— McEvilly (E). ScftmMt (E). 3« •ckbart » 1 B » Fiedler cf 1 -Btld (6). so— McEvilly 7, Anundwn 7. ..„rabo_w p,- 30 0 Harrison 36 2 BB— McEvilly 3, Anuodaon ». Totals Ml) Totals M Scar* by I mints Basketball never was played with more dogged determina- The dogs wear jerseys and trunks, which one dog is trained "In Europe they play soccer, but here basketball is the Nadnkc's MO m 1-1 tion than by Rudy Docker's doszs. The Austrian born trainer, to pull off them during the game, and are rewarded with a sport," Docker said. They were photographed iri action at *Ati>a«a Orpve aw Ml x—1 City Swimming Pool E—Nedrebo's 7, M li a» r ux! staved off late rallies by i M unl«i atMfwfM indicated IZahradka ss 5 2 Jones rf 40 Saturday night States Football League officials. Gary Hanson drove in four runs NATIONAL LEAGUE John Verheist then grounder, Savtlwni Stella* 1 Puls 2o S 3 John'n JMb 3 0 )eForest to win an 8-6 Home CARDINAL LEAGUE Bethel Lutheran vs. Ole's Bufct>*r Boys W. Kel'her Ib 2 1 Pruefer ss 40 nto a fielders choice to score Blanchardvlll* at New Glarvii coaches, and team captains has with a homer and a double as American Family No. 1 vs. .M's Bar at Franklin No. 2. 1:00 Dinteman Ib 2 0 Scriroeder cf 3 0 Talent Baseball League decision Hollandale at Rldgmv been scheduled for Aug. 14 in Imhoff Construction defeated No. 2 at Olbrlcn No. J MINOR TOURNAMENT O. Kel'her 3b 5 ! Braatz If 30 Bennett. Oadoa-Polnt at Wlota The Villa vi. Be*'« Tavern No. ! at North Gat* TV McKy Stertn at Central nrirninft 3b 1 0 B. Ratflotf 1 0 Thursday night, CENTRAL WISCONSIN HAOUB Racine. Rudy Hano, supervisor Franklin No. 3 Arcade Bar vt. Lindsay Finishes at Z Treloff c 40 Irv Rawlings belted a two-run Dtlavan-Dartao at MWon-MIIton Jet. Shorty's Bar, also in the Capital Trinity Lutheran v». Badger Tavern No. wauixakee—« OtftnU—t »!t IK. Ratfloff 3b t 0 t, ab r Miner in trie fifth and Mike Me Lake Mill* at Whttewatw of league officials, 'said Thursday. League. 1 at Olbrlch No. 3, 1:00 Sherwood Foresf vs. HMdiian-Klw at 0 Ron Ja'ke 26 2 0 fttoit at Monon* Srov* Stadium Bar No. 1 vs. Casino Lane* at laKsfw cf-p s 0 0. Sch'Otr p s i =r Olbrlch No. t Prov'zano c 0 Rus Ja'ke Ib 3 0 G. Adlcr 3b 5 1 ai«iM If 52 Evilly singled home Buss in th MadlMn Owli at Ft. Atkinson National Football League of- In an important make-up game]' a'*iin «a.Vi 8*r vs. Wieso Electric at Tenner Crauvotl rf S 2 2 Fischer E. Hcll'bd Ib 5 1 3 Em'son ss-2b *AUK COUMTY LCAOUB ficial Tony Sacco win attend to KI9ONSA LCAOUt lo 1 Harrington cf 4 I 2 Latsch a Adler If-p 500 WillUm'n Ib 4 1 iixth for the Bankers' other run RMd»bur« it Rkhland Ctnttr in the Major League. American Damon Insurance vs. Badger Tavem Business Cofleg* n. Heick Van Lines Lalley 9 t I 1 lackbart ss S 0 4 Baoley rf 300 Plain at Ctzeravl* Giants' hurler Tom Seyboic Mvtcodaj at wonnrac answer questions and give the Bank nosed out Bunky's Bar No. No. 1 at VI las at Tenner No. 2 TMab 41 U U Totals Jnger c 22 OCola, cf 4 ] Zero Inn vs. Farm Bureau at OJbricti CWA 5530 n Shell Service StaHora at HMdlsOT Owli 100 Zlegler rf 3 1 1 Kllen c 1 0 pitched well in defeat, strikin C Y o LtAOUI rules interpretations. 1.' 7-5, in nine innings to nail No. 3 Olbrich No. 7 Laka Milli *H in EITick'n 26-ct 3 1 1 J. Sch'der c J 0 Sun Pralrl* at AaMen West Sid* Mercrianti vs. Hallmark In- Glinoft vi. standard Oir at Ofcricn E—Chirlj 3. Lake M1IU i. IB—Puls W. Adler p-Tb 300 Buue 3b-l> 4 0 out 12 and walking only two. Mt. Hortb at MkMKton The Central States League has with a 11-4 record. Willie Tay- surance at Olbrlcn No. 1 No. S Harrington. 2B — Puls, LaMore, Lalley Cruice 2t> 33 Cm* Plaint at R anbury teams in Elmhurst and Chicago. Rowlev-Schllnxen vs. L t C Terrano Dan* County Bar AuocJatton vi. Car- SO—Laller 10, FlKher 4. LatKfi 1. BB— Falk 3D 1 0 Midwest Insurance will meet Muoownta at Martinnilla lor hit two-run homers in the and Tlla Co. at Wins r a No. 1 ton Culler Catering at Mldvole No. 1 Lalley i, Fischer i. retail M * « Totals M « II Madi»n St. DwmU at Wntport 111., and Madison, Racine. She- Waunakee Ml no M—a Mike Oliver Co. at 9:30 this morn Pin* 8)irff at Plain ninth. Dick Hook had three hitsj Dana at Waunake* boy gan, and Manitowoc. Wis. OeForast too M2 1J_4 ng at Breese Stevens Field fo FECATONICA LIAOUt for the Bankers. E—Def i, W 1. MR—Cole. 3B—Blelse East DutHMu* at Shuiisbun B—Bliise, Busse, G. Heilenbrand. SO— the flyweight city championship Dlckayvllta at BaJmont Thursday night's scores: W. Adler 3, Blakilee 1. S. Adler I Box score: Plarhnllla at Manomlnc* y. BB—W. Adler 1, Blakslee 3 Banton at Gakna City Golf Deodlme MAJOR LEAGUE All-Star Football TV Rosters Giants—« Schneider <. Hits olf—W. Adler 7 in " S*curltr Bank—S American Bar* 7. Bunky'i No. 1, S (91 Kltlar at Lancaittr Blakslee 3 In ij, s. Adler 0 In IVi. h ak r ADAMS-MAKOUETTI LIACUI Sunday is the deadline for tfx» CAPITAL LEAGUE , tt—Bunnan, Norlhvesteni Wthrte 2b 0 Rawllngs rf 2 I Imhotf Construction 6. Shorty's Bar 31 BEARS 41—Saeil, Ohio State Wilion 26 Oxford at BrmivHIt 0 Unde rf 00 Easton at Adamt-FrKndtMP 13 public links qualifiers to fila Bancroft Dairy IS. Bruni Garage 14 ' Schwartz si 0 0 Mathls ss Tramerl's No. 2. t. Rom Electric 0 »-Wa IB 0 0 Buss P 3 1 1 6«rt>er Shop 70—Le*. Florida A&M 43—Rose, Auburn VcCailum II 3 0 0 Verheist Ib 300 Radgranlt* at WnttWM ison cky golf tournament. CH1PPEWA LEAGUE 12—Rakestraw, Georgia Import Auto, 7-6 •ordon rf 2 C 0 Mentzer ct 200 Rlpon at Klnotton Christy's Club 17, Cirves Electric 10 71—Leggett, Uoisiana State 50—J. Morris, Holy Cross Wixson rf 100 Jormson cf 000 Euraka at Wautoma Siadium Bar Relec!! 13, Velvet Swin» 14—MathicMio. Wadi. SU1* 72—Cadile. Sam JOM State 51—Baker, Perm State Dan Fix' double drove in t Sellna 3d 3 0 0 McEvilly 26 3 0 1 •OCK ftlVIK LIAOUI 12 (?) 1 Joimion Cr*Ht at Rubtcon 0 0 Ihle If 3 1 Kustisford at Clyman CLASSIC LEAGUE 17—Petitbon. Taluie 73—Baraett. Oregoa 52—Kubala. Texas AiM winning run in the seventh in Loomis cf I 0 0 Toebaas 3b 1 0 0 Main-King Tao 7, Nomads 0 , 20—Winston. Wiley Clittori cf 1 0 0 Hurdo 3b 200 AsMlppun at Wattrtomi HILLDALE BOWL Wisconsin SfPBly I, Gary's Drvwall Sj 7-J—KilcuDcn. Texas Tech 57—Bowman, Wisconsin rung as Gannon's Restaurant Tofafi 22 » » Total! nit Long Laka at Waupun Packwing Corp. (, Mu:lc Box Tavern 4! Mavvllla at Randolph 22—B. Martin, MinnesoU 75— Day. Fresno Stale Ci«Ms OM DM 0-4 Horlcoo at LeRov Reserv* Your T«am LUTHERAN LEAGUE 61-ReiIly, Iowa edged Import Auto Servic*, 7-6 Security Halt Bank M« m «_j Holy Cross No. I. 7, Lakevtew 0 S3—WUlsell, Indiana Brovnuvllle at Edan MENOOTA LEAGUE 76—Johnson, Indiana 64—Appletan, Texas m a Senior League b a s e b a 1 E—Toet/aat. H» — Rswllngi. ?B — Ihle. WILDCAT LEAGUE Now For Fall Bowling Shrina Club 11. Sears' Cardinals 1 24—R. Taylor, Grambling 78—Jones, Maryland E6—Maczuzak. Pittsburgh SO—Saybold 12, Bust 12. BB—Sevtrelo 2, Wilton at Coon Valley Blanry Seed forfeited to Shamrock Bar ,amc at Warner Park Thursda; Buss 3. Ontario at Melvlna Kersteru 5. Soot Bar 4 (I) 25—Caroline, IlllnoU 80—Jencks, Miami (Ohio) 67—Rosdahl. Penn State n:ght. Fix also pitched a five • XH11ITIOKJ Call Nat Balkin 238-2626 MONONA LEAGUE « 2ft—McRae, Michigan Wisconsin Raelds at Baraboo Laurel Tavern 13. Wing's Inn No. J. 3 SI—Atkins. Tennessee 68—Hilgenberg, Iowa litter and struck out 13. Gerlach, Demro Pace Village Bar 7. Madlson-Klcp \ r—Sbk, Miami (Fla.) 82—KreiUmg, Illinois SEMINOLE LEAGUE 6*-Jenkius, Ohio State Score by innings: Monono No. 1 Stars Laka Edge Bar 7, Bee'i No. 2, 0 Z»-Biill, Baylor 83—l>cJerc. Trinity (Co»n.> 70—PIlUUi. WiscoBsin Gannon's «• IM 1—7 4 5 Democrat Printers 13, Mother's 3 Import Auto :u Hi •—4 sit Paul Gerlach and Scott Demro Boat. Motor and Canoe Spot Bar No. 3. 15, Parrnan's Service « »—Schult*. Central (U.) SS—W. Martin. Georgia Tech 71—Voss. Nebraska SLOW PITCH B LEAGUE Fix and Kagedorn; Mathls, Deera an drove in key runs as the No. 1 Employment Service 12. American Fam- 31—Fortunate, Mto». State K—Banes. Clemsoa 72—Borghetti, Pittsburgh Rasmussen. ily No. 2. 4 53—L. Morris. Georgia Te«h Leadlna hitters—Vorteoson (GUI 2*. stars beat the No. 2 team, 7-f, in Madison General 10, Berg-Ptarson No. 87-O'BradoTlch, Uliaoto 73—Moran, Idaho Wentz [IA) 2x3. HP.—Hagedorn (OR). J -KIlPP (IA), Fix (OR). SO—Fix 1the Monona Boys Senior All-Star RENTALS 2, » J4—-Marconi, West Virginia M—Greta, Florida 74—Conners, Miami (Fla.) Maihis t. Deere 1. BB—Fix I, Mathls Tramtri's NO. 3. ». Highway Comm. 1 game Thursday. Gerlach was the YAHARA LEAGUE 35—Caiarei. Florida W—Ditka. PlUsboiga 75—Kortas, Louisville Oeere 2. Alum Craft Boat*—Evinruda Motors Glshclt .14. United Van Lines 11 winning pitcher. HIGH SCHOOL AA LEAGUE 36—Szumcryk, Trinity (Conn.) 78—Evey, Tennessee SALES—SERVICE—REPAIRS Small's Service 11, TC's I ALL-STARS Szilagyi Bows Twelve buses will carry 6(X Beachcombers la. Spiders 9 39—C. Morns, Mississippi 77—EUer. Minnesota MINNEAPOLIS tf> — Mickey managers and players in the Mo- Tiser Blacks 9. Mustangs & 40—Tullis, Florida AftM 3—Concannon, Boston College 78—Bednar, Notre Dame HIGH SCHOOL A-l LEAGUE Szilagyi of Milwaukee was elim- nona Boys Baseball program to Zonts 25. Camoers 0 •43—Glueck, Villanova 10—Mira. Miami , a^d 53—Purnell, Wisconsin IS—Crenshaw. Kansas State 87—Lotbamer, Michigan Slate Baseball Tonight 55—Corcoran. Hlllsdale 26—W. Brown. Southern Cal SENIOR LEAGUE Sot. Nite, Aug. 8th Wisconsin Supply '8-3) ail won 88—Logan, Northwestern At Brw*a Sltvara FlaM their games to make the Classic 58—Lewis, Compton 29—Lorkh. Arizona Stale 8S—Profit, UCLA 1:30—Automatic Ttmptratuta vs. WADE 59—H'endryhoski, Illinois 3!—Reniro, Oregon 1:30—Iowa Nlltonal v>. Warren Broftien League second-round race a 9ft—Wilcox. Oregon Heating AMA SANCTIONED three-team affair, CO—R. Davis. Syracuse 33—Loooey, Oklahoma «1—George, Wake Forest 34—Claridge. Nebraska Holy Cross No. 1, the only un- S3—Wetoska. Notre Dame SS—Dunn. Mississippi CLASS A PROFESSIONAL rlefeated team in men's play. C4—Robold, Indiana 37—C. Taylor, Arizona Slate rolled to its 12th straight victory 67—Karras, Indiana 3S-Crutcher. Texas Christian There's a big difference... ii the Luiheran League on a f;ve-hitter by Gary Remholtz and always use homers by Fete Gilbertson and Motorcycle Laurel Tavern Pinched a tie 1964 JOHNSON for the Monona Lfia^ue's second- THE WISC round crown as pitcher Mel Troia slammed two homer.*. Dean Cor- SAKRETE SHORT TRACK for home repair jobs! coran pitched a onr-h.uer, struck MOTORS CHAMPIONSHIP out 11, as Village Bsr von in the Insist on SAKRETE for all your home cement jobs. It's ideal for fixing walks, setting posts, patching, Don't MM* It! same circuit. as well as for outdoor barbecues and patios. Don Harrington's four hits Most models oflhe 1964 RACES SAKRF7TE is really economical-because it stores B« iur« to com* in timt for th« tim« trials, you'll b« thrilltd by lh« cool, almost calm pro- .sparked .Spot Ear No. 3 <7-n to Johnson Sea Horse Out- indefinitely until you add water. 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Call your CEMENT MIXES Fuel Oil Supplier. "H«'§ ,7, RUSSELL n«igSbor of in /»• yt/iow ditmond bag Or M" Cxxrrta C*, franUM Park, IK. SaWvt* I* a r«o^«<«ra4 tra Vafclwi Am., DIAL 2864111 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1964 SECTION 3, PAGE 3 Central States Clubs (Set Ready Madison Opens Dadian Seeks Season Sept. 5 Repeat Crown Grid Drills Started for All Six Teams Madison Invitational Golf Tourney Today Workouts have started for the lix Central State Football League The llth annual Madison Invi- teams, with turnouts of up to 75 tational golf tournament will get reported In some camps, under way at 7:30 mis mornwg Tkt katjua, which operated last at Odana Hills, and Archie Dadi year in Sheboygan, ICanJUrwoe, will try to repeat as champi- and Racine, Wit.; Elmhurtt and on, bis first as a professional. Chicago. HL; aad Calumet, Ind.. Some 7t golfers, pros and.ama has added a franchise this year in teurs, are paired for the 36-hole Madison. The Caiumet team has event, and Ae list includes most asked for and was granted a of the standout golfers in the a yew's leave of absence from state. competition. Dadian won the crown last year Wendell (Windy) Gulseth, former shortly after he became the first University of Wisconsin tackle, public links golfer ever to win has been named head coach of the state amateur title. He since Top Completed on All-Weather Stadium the Madison entry. Former Wis- has turned pro. If Dadian does consin and National Football win, he will be only the second The plastic dome has been conjpleted and tional Baseball League and the Oilers of the League stars Don Kindt and Ken to win the championship a sec- now construction workers are rushing to finish American Football League. The air-conditioned, Huxhold have been assisting in ond time. the interior of the new all-weather ataudium $24 million structure will scat 46,000 (or base- the daily drills (or the pact week which will house the Houston Colts Marathon Runner Buddy Edelen At Work As English Schoolteacher cago, won it three times but will Swimming Title Stan Andrews, Mike Gross, and -A* Wlramili not be hgrn this year. Joe Heckl, have been drilling with Hill Farm won sei'en of (lie Former champions competing eight relay events Saturday and the Madison team, which opens :oday besides Dadian include Dick Track Trials Star its season at home against the won the third annual all-city Socber of Milwaukee and Warren swimming pool meet at Maple defending Northern division cham- Edelen Trains for Marathon Dailey and Steve Caravelto of NEW YORK « - Swift Edith [three-day U.S. Women' s Olympic BlutBluff Lollnlr«Counl£ club. pion MsHttowoc Chiefs Sept 5. Madison. Sucber and Caravello rtcGuircGuiree wonn thee 1000 andd 20snn0 trar-trackt triaitrialcs SaturdayB^.,,^.,,. , .„ _ > : Chicago plays at Racir.s that TW;™ »» f • „ ,, Hl^ Farm scored 220 points, are former state amateur title- meter dashes — this country's Miss McGuire. a 20-vear-old r,-, i .„. .. > «, ... same night and Sheboygan en- •«„„ c. t \ j i Ridgcwood 184, Maple Bluf rff 145, holders. trongest events—while J a n e 11 .ennessee State student who won ... . -j <*•, j ^u j tertains defending league cham- While Teaching in England 4L___ _-|j j , . ,, \Vest cSide 123, and Shnrewood The first 18-hole round is sched- >mith and Ranae Bair set Amer- three gold medals in the recent! , pion E'mhurst the next after- can records in the windup of the 2fl Boon. By JOHN FARROW school gates about five minutes my hobby viforwly here. I've uled for 7:90 tins morning when meet with Russia, won the 100 Sheboygan pro Cliff Schmidt, with a desperate lunge that Double winners included Wayne Winners in the North and in THUNDERSLEY, England UfV- before the bell goes, wearing his also made aetaUe progress. Acre running snorts and shirt. Dave Emm of Cherokee, and Orv caught Marilyn White at the Horner and Craig Nobis in the the South will play for the league "If he wasn't a first class teach- is far mere Interest ta long dto- Ihicagoan Wins boys 14-15 class; Tom Thompson ce rvsouBg here thai In Ameri- Erickson of Nakoma tee off. wire in 11.3 seconds. title the weekend of Nov. 21-31. be wouldn't be here," said A quick shower and change— and Steve Wencel in the boys 12- ca and the eonpetttfcm, especial, Sets Javelin Mark Madison joins the two Illinois headmaster Albert J. Evans. and Edelen is the teacher in full Second Rooad Zone Trap Title 13; Linda Kilpatrick in the girls teams in the Southern division. control. ry at the too. ia fierce." The second ia-hote round wfll Miss McGuire won by six yards "He's a gifted teacher, makes Tony Biagi of Chicago broke 10-11; Mike Buffo in boys 9 and Racine, Sheboygan. and Manito- full nee of visual aids like televi- We watched him teaching his He added: "DM to my basic begin shortly after noon. The last in the 200 in :23.4. 99 of 200 targets at the Madison under: and Laura Levin in woe are in the North. sion, and concentrates mostly on lack of speed, K b la the uara> threesome in the morning is slat- Miss Bair, from San Diego,i mixed class of English boys and iun club Saturday to win the 9 and undcr Coach Hal Haberman of Hani- history." girls. He was telling them about Urn that I have achieved my best ed for 9:48 and it will be made got off a javelin throw of 176 ' Am a ten r Trapshooting Assn. towoc reports the largest turnout Evans, a forthright Welshman, the British Commonwealth — its results." up of Dadian, Ralph (Butch) feet to erase her own American thus far, with more than SO at ras talking about the only Ameri- ATA) central zone 16-yard mark of 171-8. Seyboid Fans 17 Men leaders and the leaders' Interests, It was in June, 1962, that Bud Schlfcbt of Blacknawk. and Jim championship. tending the opening drills a week can at his King John School, ages, and hobbies. an his first marathon—the fa- McGmtey, long-hitting pro from Miss Smith, an 18-year-old from in West Little League Thundersley, Essex, England. Marksmen from 10 Midwest Fredonia, Kans., brke her own The kids knew he would stand mous race from Windsor Castle Ocontroowoc. states and two Canadian provin- Tom Seyboid struck out 17 bat- Le Wen With Chiefs The Yank in question is Bud- to Chiswick. The race was start- record with a :34.6 in a qualify- no nonsense. Dadian won last year with 136 es are taking part in the three- lers Saturday as Wisconsin Brick Ron Newhouse, former St Nor dy Edelea, X years old, 5 feet ed by the Queen of England. strokes. SChlicht was next with ing heat of the 400-meter run Sports Day day event which ends today. Friday. She won the event Sat- edged CUNA Mutual, 54, in a bert star who led Grand Rapids 9% inches tall, and the top United An hour later the King John Tortare. Fata U7. to the United Football League ti- States selection for the marathon Saturday's winners: urday in :5S.S, tiring badly in West Madison Little League sen- School had its annual sports day. He finished ninth and said: Pros will be playing for some PRELIMINARY HANDICAP tle, is one of the players expected —O»H S. f"*nt, Gmeseo, III., MX- the final 100 yards after fighting ior division baseball game. Bud at the Tokyo Olympics in Octo- And Edelen, who dresses like •After that race I decided thai $1.000 in prize money and ama- to report to the Chiefs. ber. 00; J—Cnl* Hall, West Concord, Minn., a strong wind on the backstretch. Jevne of the losers socked a an American, speaks with a th« tortare and paia W mara- teurs for the same amount *; 3—R. H. Schwltier, Lowden, !»., 95; , Ron LeMieux, who approached toman — Ruby Jenner, w»up«a, «»; 19 Eeara Spots three-run homer. Teacher Stoce ISM strange cross between English tbMi Jut was not worth it." merchandise. unlof—Ktrrv Smith, FranKlin. WIs.; n. stardom several times as a quar The headmaster was making CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP In all, 19 girls earned spots in Vince Sweeney pitched a five- and Americas, and lives like an AA—Marry Smith, Franklin, Wit.. 100- terback with the Chiefs only to this point—Edelen would not be But Edelen was soon back ia 100) A—Ktrrv Smith, Franklin. M; a 20 positions by their perform- hitter as Oscar Mayer whipped Englishman, was out on the field the marathon, thanks to encour- —Don Savatokl, watertown, n; c— Campus Sports Wear, 12-2. be stopped, by injury, has re- on his staff if he were simply with a stop watch in his hand. Payton Wins Again roy Mavis, EtfMrton_ ... ,. «.-. _ Arthur ances compared with the rigid, turned lo the team after missing agement from headmaster Evans. Ch*n«r, MllwauMt, 93; Women—Norma Octopus Car Washes scored good on the sports field and use- He clocked the girls and boys Jormton, Waupaci, «; Junior—Thamai pre-determined Ollympic qualify- mt last year, Haberman said he less in class. The American went to Cardiff Kail, Wart Concord, Minn.. «. ing standards. three runs in the last inning to over the line with same dedi- in Borrowed Boat XOMK ItYARD expected to try LeMieux at flank Edelen has been teaching at and won the Welsh marathon m O»iii»laii Tonv ami, Chicwo, 19fx- The U.S., as all other cations nip Whalen Transfer, 74, in a cation that he puts into the busi- 2:22.0. Jim Payton borrowed the Ring- •0; AA—Ray Demt, Manhattan, in.. ar back this year. the English school since 1960. It's ness of training and suffering in TO) A—Owana Suetiholj, South Mllwau- is allowed one entrant in each junior game. John Amato's two- "New I kaew tkat the aura- Dang-Doo for Ae third straight Mt;' 8—Lawrence Kulander, Du* fibeboygan has a new coach a co-educational one with boys the cause of the marathon. li., 1M; C—O. Becker, La- event on the Olympic program. run homer tied the score and this year in all-league halfback and girls ranging in age from as* was fa* eve fer s*e," he time Saturday and chalked up IWi D—*. W. Merlrtt, Chlc«9O, A second or third entrant how- pitcher Mitch Simons s i n g I ed Edelen took time off at the •aid. tlj Womarv—KI*Y Jenner, Wiupaca. Dick PosewiU, About 40 have re- 11 to 17. end of his busy day at the school his third straight Class E victory M; -Juntor—Jim DeFIIippT, Oskjby, ever, must meet qualifying stan- home the clflxrher. ported to the Redwings camp. All of them know fdeten's rec- Since then he's won mara- in the Mendota Yacht club's week dards. Chuck Steinhauer pitched a to talk about the marathon and bous in Czechoslovakia, Japan, Chicago and Manitowoc open ord on the sports field. He has the heartaches and pain that go end trophy series. Richwood Wins Title Winners of final events Satur three-hitter and drove in two their home seasons the week aft- the best chance of winning, the and over the most famous course Dr. John J. MendenhaU was runs as Meier Truck Sates beat with the most gruelling event in of all—from the Greek village of on Second No-Hitter day failed to met those standards er Labor Day with the Panthers marathon for the United States the Olympics. second in his new, and as yet un- in four of the 10 events. All are Telephone Answering Service, darathon to the Olympic Stadium COTTAGE GROVE — Dick hosting Elmburst Sept since Johnny Hayes did it in The marathon stretches*! named, boat and BiQ' Mattiaon eligible as winners, however. in Athens. Schroeder pitched his second game scheduled for Soldiers 1908. miles, 385 yards and only the fit ras third. and Manitowoc entertaining She- They know him as the eccen- In 1965 Edelen set a world beat Paul Counsel! sailed his Paul- no-hitter against Evansville in six in mind and body can survive it time of 2:14:28 for the Windsor boygan. tric teacher who races into the bearer to victory in Class C days as Richwood posted a 6-1 —especially if the weather Is hot Castle-Chiswkk race. That has ahead of Bill Dale and Doug victory Saturday and clinched the "sUWMERTIME s PLAYTIME"" And it was hot at Yonkers. been bettered since by-Britain's Rohm, Gary Okey and Chobe VTW Teener League baseball Stoat lo rW AR Y«nr Jcwrting G*o«« At N.Y., in May when Edelen won Basil Reatley in 2:13:56. the U.S. Olympic trial in were class x winners, with championship, Edelen explained his weight Schroeder, who stopped Evans- Bears Display Aerial 2:24:25.6. varied between 133 and 147 Linda Hastings second and Steve Temperatures soared to a kill- Alexander third. ville, M, in a regular season pounds "depending on training." game last Sunday, still proved tag 92 degrees. Edelen, who had Waning to Yetagster* IJCONJINiELTO stingy with base hits but had his Punch Against Stars arrived from England only three Then came his warning to Milwaukee, Tulsa Ploy days previously, won by almost string of runless innings broken youngsters who fancy themselves Polo Warmup Today Saturday when be walked a batter CHICAGO (fV-Tbe Chicago under the efforts of Chuck Tay- W minutes, beating Adolf Gru- as long distance runners. Bears switched.titles in gaining lor, a brilliant halfback from ber of the New York Athletic -MILWAUKEE fUPI) — Mil with the bases loaded in the fourth. a 28-17 victory over the College Arizona State who win play with Club. miles a week,- be said. "I've waukee Polo club plays Tulsa the Washington Redskins, and Richwood won the league's first- All-Stars before a crowd of 65,000 Back to England beea doing that since ISO. Se Okla., today in a wannup for quarterback George Mir a, the the National 20-goal tournametr' round title and Evansville the ^ in Soldier Field Friday night That victory assured Edelen, of work that Me oat—I mast have the scrambler from Miami of Sioux Falls, S.D., and the Univer- nut nore than U.OM a*0es getteg which begins Aug. 16. A one-week second. •. V Tb«y experienced more diffi- Florida who is Jieaded for the rity of Minnesota, a place on the ready for the Tokyo Olympic*." delay was necessary because o culty in deferring the All-Stars San Francisco 49ers. Olympic squad. Soon afterwards It all starts with that run to troubles encountered by the Sa Bold Lad Wins SPORTING GOODS than they did most of their Na- Taylor was voted the most valu- he was traveling back to England school each day—five miles each Mateo, Calif., club in getting its OCEANPORT, N. J; (fl — Bold tional Football League foes, but ible All-Star, drawing 78 votes ind his teaching job at Thunders- way. "It's a geed way t» start and horses here. Others entered in- Lad won the 1102.575 Sapling Tru Touch Basrtall Mittt from the writers and broadcasters ley. I save abort SI.*) a day in they also indicated they will have clude Oak Brook, I1L, defendin Stakes at Monmouth Park Satur- Values from $3.95 to runner-up Mira's 13. Edelen explained the reason for fares," be joked. champion, and the California day for his fourth straight vic- more punch when they open de- to $34.95 1/2 OH George Allen, the architect of lis long stay in Europe—some- Crescents of Santa Barbara, Calif tory. , iense of their league champion- bing that has made many back ship. the Bear defense, praised the AH- Beloit Nine Wins Stars for their splendid showing. tome describe him as the expa- Trailing, 10-7, at the half, the triate Yank. in Genoa Tourney LET'S PLAY TENNIS "That was a real fast team," Bears unloaded a strong passing "I wasted to prove that Ameri- GENOA CTTY-The Beloiljl said Allen, "faster than any team game in the second half and over- can* ceoJd be JeM ae good at Blues remained in the running in One Group Tennis Rackets in the National Football League, came the colkgibns who played the )«•£ diataace races as My the American Baseball Congress $3.95 h> $28.00 I/ and speed usually has a way of body else hi the world." be said. tournament here Saturday night even beyond the expectations of paying off." Now /2 Off Coach Otto Graham. 'That's why I we* to Ftabud when they defeated Genoa City, Dunlop, Rawlings, Witsort, Davis Cup, Pinquin The Bean rolled up 371 yards, fa !*«• to try aa4 Impcwve my 7* The Blues play again this af- Tennis Balk ** S Billhrds Playoff rasing ia Ike 1MM meters ee ternoon. with SB? coming on passing. Virgil Pope, Robert Lanfermao, Reg. 75c oach Now «af for 1.46 Three of their touchdowns were eeadd qualify far the Reave (My*, The Merlet brothers, Jim and and Mike Fonberg tied for the ffc*. indirect strikes through the air championship in the Senior A Jack, paced Beioit's nine-hit and Hie fourth was set op on a 'Tkat dida't week Mat. I < attack. Jack bad a triple 'and billiard tournament c o rcpleted ta the •amner ef IN* FISHING DEPARTMENT JS-yard pass, after which quar- last week at The Cue. They wffl two singles while Jim collected a*4 I have bees aMe to a double and single. ^terback. Bill Wade stepped ovw play off this afternoon. 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