Garcia Plays Down THK CAPITAL TlMKS.TIuirscfay. July 29. 1976—21 3 Set Marks Game-Winning RBI In All'City MILWAUKE>»AL)KEIEs (AP(AP)I - If PedrPrvlr/o» Garfl'in-. A limit-1 i MO / A . U \ n U,, U ,-, A ..,,.., u:.. ..« . Augustine (4-8), who had won his "He beat minnings into the Garcia. "But I thought 1 was dominant ciplinary problem in three and a frac- I'ohlc set new cily records while ninth, which Johnson opened with a out (here. I wasn't afraid of anything. 1 tion seasons as a Milwaukee Brewer, Parkcrest moved into tin- team lead single. Johnson took second on a wasn't as sharp as I was against Bal- instead preferred to say glowing things widi ttl points Wednesday in (living sacrifice and had to stop at third on Bill timore last week, bul then you just have »f Jerry Augustine, a former teammate Freehan's sharp single to left, selling competition in the Madison All-City to work harder. Pool Meet. he had just beaten with a ninth inning up Garcia's sacrifice fly. "If 1 had tbaseball, "He was mare nervous before, but it Action was to continue tixlay. hoping he'd pound it into the ground for Summaries: man," said Garcia, whose drive to left looked like he's concentrating more. He a double play. But he has an upper field had scored Alex Johnson from really impressed me. That was a tough stroke awl he got under it. GIRLS 10 & Under — I. Nino Pod-jr. Parkciesl, city ttiird base to lift the Detroit Tigers over '«cxi! 14350. '1. TnciQ U&ok*- Porir_re%>. 13) 30. 3 loss for him." "Cliarlie Moore said it could have Je*im!iv Coord. Rittv?*cc
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By SALLY QUINN Canadian Olympic Committee Washington Poit News Service (COJOj. Ik- finds thai his credentials have U'en lust, his accommodations MONTREAL — The Olympics, as mil marie and all record of his exis- THE CAPITAL TIMES seen on television, are very different tence eliminated — except Tor a mail- from the Olympics as seen first-hand. lx)\. He ujK'iis (lie mailbox hopefully What you see on television is a lot of and inside among a pile of press nice games, prepared with an oc- releases is a handwritten mile from casional announcement of unfortunate Hit1 head of the press section wishing events, like the Russian fencer fixing him a happy birthday. Ii is his birth- his ej>ee. day. What goes on in Montreal (and, from what one can gather, went on in • An American reporter arrives in Innsbruck, Munich, Mexico City, et Montreal, his CO.JO accommodations al) is an incredible hassle — frustra- clutched in his hand. He gets in a cab tion, anger, foul-ups and not and directs the driver to the hotel. infrequently near hysteria on the part When they pull up the "hold" looks of the press, the committee, the suspicious. athletes and the visitors. "Does anyone else stay here?" lie asks the driver. • A photographer arrives from "Oui, monsieur," replied the driver. MADISON, VilS., Friday. July .'JO, 1976—15 Europe, having applied a year earlier for his credentials through the "Hut not for more than an hour . . ." It turns out to be a brothel, lie slays there /or two hours until his desperate searching unearths a hutel. l^ater a CO.IO spokesman said, quite social workers to deal with people who simply. "We never promised there crack up during the (lames. • A rcixirter is running a copy for a would be a translation." If things continue throughout the The view colleague after the firsl Olga-Nadia rest of this week as they have been, confrontation at the gymnastics • The wife of the captain of Aus- there should be quite a few "clients" from another forum. She is standing at one point in tralia's water polo team. David from among the members of the perspective front of the telecopier desk when Neesham. arrives at the Olympic press. someone bumps into her. Village with a pass to see her husband •'Pardon," says the small voice. She is told only 5
By KATHY FOSTER you stop, I am king." His voice had reached several women, McGuire had to correct he said. "But it is getting toward the end of Of The Copilol Times Slow that familiar peak. "That's one of the basics himself several times. "This is a defense you my career. 1 want to get involved in other Dressed in a brown pullover, baggy plaid of basketball," he stressed, "the kindergar- should use, guys .... and ... uh .... things. And l)csides." he cracked, "the team pants and dirty tennis shoes, he didn't look ten of the game." girls." But he soon forgot his rectification. might doljetter without me." anything like the dynamic dynamo who has He continued his presentation. "But, fellows, always remember this McGuire said he has been offered many led his team to the NCAA basketball "At Marquette, we probe. We look for your pro contracts over the years but wouldn't playoffs eight times in 12 years. Achilles and probe, probe, probe. And if A short time later, McGuire, the man, was want to go that route. But when you heard his voice rise into the someone beats us, it is because they are a back, relating one of several anecdotes. "I wouldn't go pro because if I told familiar Irish crescendo that cost his team a better team — like Indiana." "Butch Lee (Marquette guard) loves to someone like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to pair of costly technicals during the NCAA Talking about his team's "mosquito" play the game," he laughed. "And once jump, he'd probably tell me to go to hell. regionals in March, you recognized the man defense, a plan that almost defies explana- when we were losing a game, he gave me And I like my present life style. I wouldn't as Al McGuire, the controversial, but tion, McGuire was deeply involved in plot- and several players one of those Knights of want to change that. clement, coach of the Marquette Warriors. ting his strategy on the blackbOiSd. Columbus handshakes, i said: 'What the hell "Through all my years in basketball, I McGuire was in Madison Thursday, one of Suddenly, his hands covered with chalk, arc you shaking everyone's hand for? We are have developed a feeling for it and I would the few times in his Marquette tenure, to down by 10 points.' lie didn't care, he just like to put something back into the pot." lie McGuire, the coach, stopped and McGuire, Al McCnirc speak at the first Wisconsin High School the man, took over. wanted to play. continued. Coaches Federation Workshop being held "I had a hernia operation a couple af again. "Bo (Ellis) asks me a lot of questions "But, if you don't keep score, you can't "But iieople think I'm a thief because I this week on the University of Wisconsin weeks ago," he nonchalantly related to an and, if I don't know the answers, I ask beat your grandmother. .-Ml I want to do," he come from New York, where you get picked campus. amused audience. "I went into the hospital someone else." * confessed, "is win the game and go out and up by your wallet if you fall." have a beer and a sandwich — that's all." Walking into the assembly of about 40 high on Monday and was out by Thursday. In five He dropped the eraser on the floor. "I have McGuire said the coaching profession has school coaches, McGuire immediately days I was riding my bike and in seven days no Einsteins at Marquette and that's no After the workshop, McGuire remained to been good to him. "1 have tried my l>est and became lost in the lingo and logistics of 1 was falling in love." stretch of the imagination." talk. He reaffirmed what he stated after the have been very fortunate over the years." basketball. Looking back to the scribbles on the He stopped to pick up the eraser. "Players March technicals. "I will not coach in a he said. "But I have had a lot of excellent "\Vhen you have the ball, you are king," blackboard, he resumed his talk. must know instinctively what they are sup- tournament again," he said. "I just end up players. It's a two-way street." the effervescent irishman said, his voice "You must know exactly what you arc do- posed to do. I think the biggest thing wrong hurting the team. Ihe officials and the McGuire. the maverick, then took over and picking up tone. "But when I have it. I am ing and, if a player asks you a question and with the game today is that no one can pass game." summed up his not so philosophical king." His voice was getting stronger. "And you can't answer it. let him know that, be any more." He also said his coaching career was philosophy: treat your players well, help one when you dribble, yon are king, but when honest," he said, his voice picking up pitch Addressing a gathering that consisted of Hearing its end. "I'll be around this season." another — but don't do il fur nothing. i S.
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\ P'ritz Hellickson Leads Six Boxers, Robinson, Jenner Badger Wrestlers MONTKKAI.- KIKS iiciiic-k- Pave American Performances -jiri ;HK| ihc IViersoii hrolla-rs. BITJ am) .lolin. all n-jiu.jm-ii By MARTIN LADKR (,'uba, which also enjoys a rich boxing 500 bouts, is an overwhelming favorite night's boul with Andres Aldama of unljc;ilcn in Olympic fri-e>lylc MONTKKAI. (IT'I) - With all due heritage, will have six men in the finals to defeat Romanian Mircea Simon in Cuba. uri^lliim iK'tiun Thursday, tiul re.s|xt-i lo the I rack and field iroops. if as well, with Americans and Cubans Saturday's final and become the first "I'm finished." he said. "I've ful- t!ii' ulhiT VYisrtijMN wn-sllei- tlie I'nilcd States manages to march out squaring off in three of them. man ever to win the Olympic filled my dream ... 1 want to set an u;isn'i ;K furiuniitc. uf the Olympics with a smile this "(I shouldn't be a surprise lo heavyweight title twice. example for kids who want to follow my weekend it will IM- thanks to the collet- anyone," said light welterweight Sugar footsteps." .lini Haiiic.s. (lie I'W ^rappU-r All of the other six Americans to ap- live efforts of a gallant uroup of younjj Hay-Leonard about the U.S. represen- Even with the haul of six medals from fniin Arcadia, was clumnalcil boxers. tation in six of the 11 finals. "It's really pear Thursday were winners, although fi'nin comjii-liUon when hi' middleweight Michael Spinks got taxing Saturday night, the U.S. will be Sure, there may be another «old beautiful. Every boxer on the team hard pressed to overtake East Germany drum**! his si-cimd match uf the medal or two wailing in the main deserves it... The simple reason is we through lo the final by a walkover (iaiiifs. Dairies was brak-M hy against Romanian Alec Nastac, who for the runtierup spot in medal stand- stadium during the final two days of the stick together, we train hard, we ings. Entering today's competition, the AU-vaiidiT Ivaiiuv of the -Soviet s- llcllick-.ii) 21st Summer Games, starling with sacrifice a lot and we're the most suffered an injury in a previous tout. I'liicin. IS-lll. Soviet Union led with M gold, 32 silver liruce .tenner's expected victory when beautiful people in the world." Advancing with him were his older and 29 bronze for 95 medals, followed by Hclljfksiii], !lu- LAV assistant Hcllicksoii has now won on two the decathlon winds up tixlay. 'Hie only American to be beaten in brother, Leon, a light heavyweight from East Germany 32-21-22-75, and the coach whu lives in Orej,'nn. was pins and a disqualification. But it will bo on Saturday nighl, the Thursday's semifinals was Big John St. Louis, Leonard, of Palmer Park, United States 23-28-22-73. Ix-liind in his match x"HW int«i lien 1'etersfin easily handled final full day of competition, that the Talc, who fell victim to the lethal right Md., lightweight Howard Davis of Glen 'Hie Americans also figure to pick up On- final jxTWMl. I'M lir rallied Vosiiiaki Vat.su of .Japan, 19-2. Americans can make their l>ijj haul hand of Cuban Teofilo Stevenson. The Cove, N.Y., Army Sgt. Charles Mooney im-tlals in freestyle wrestling, where to take a l:t-H lead and then and .liihn Pclerswi scori-d a 14-} when six of them shoot for t^old in their 6-4, 225-rxiund Tate was stunned by the of Fayctteville, N.C., and flyweight Leo they have six unbeaten contestants, piniu-d Ills fix-. Saraii .Soiikhtoh victory over world champion respective divisions of the boxing first serious punch thrmvn by Stevenson Randolph of Tacoma, Wash. including lightweight Lloyd Keaser of of Iran, with '-ft seconds lefl. Adolf Se^er of West Germany. championships. Not since 1904 in St. and was a quick knockout victim at 1.29 Win or lose, and despite the pleas and Baltimore with a 4-0 record. 1/iuis has a country placed more than of the first round. pressures from promoters, Leonard is With the boxers getting a day of rest, five fighters in the finals. Stevenson, the winner of more than retiring from the ring after Saturday track and field dominates the Olympic- program today. Gold medals will be THE CAPITAL TIMES awarded in four events, the decathlon, triple jump and 5,000 meters for men and the 1,500 meters for women. The U.S. managed to pick up only its third gold medal in track and field SPORTS Thursday when Arnie Robinson, a bronze medalist in the 1972 Olympics Friday. July .'«). 1976—16 at Munich, won the long jump with a leap of 27 feel, 4% inches. Fellow California!) Randy Williams, the gold medalist at Munich, finished second in 26-7%. Bell Likes The outstanding performer on the track Thursday was Cuba's Alberto Attitude in Juanturena, who tecame Ihe first per- son lo complete the 800-400 double in Pack Camp Olympic competition by winning the 400 meters in 44.26 seconds. A pair of <;KKK\ BAY (AIM - (-:ddie Heii says Americans, Fred N'ewhouse and Her- the Given Bay Packers have the spirit, man Frazier, were second and third. to cut through their training-camp "I am not Superman," commented frustrations when they open their Na- Juantorena. "I am just an athlete who tional Football League exhibition works hard every day to try to win for season Saturday. his country." "1 am going to like it here," he said. In other final events, Irena Szewinska "1 like the attitude of the coaches and of Poland won the women's 400 meters players. Everybody is relaxed. Nobody in a world record time of 49.29, Evelin is up tight." Schlaak of Easl Germany won the women's discus with a heave of 226 feet, Hell, a iS-year-olil receiver acquired 4'/2 inches, and Johanna Schaller of from the New York Jets a week ago, East Germany won the women's 100- was no sooner in camp then he loo got a meter hurdles in 12.77. That gave the tasle of annoyance, ala Green Bay. East German women seven golds in 10 He strained his back Monday, did events. further damage by continuing to drill, Esther Rot, the only Israeli athlete and was soon under treatment. here who was involved in the Munich Coach Bart Starr was unable to say by x Massacre, placed sixth in the 100-meter Wednesday whether Bell would be able hurdles. A 24-year-old mother, she was lo play when the Packers host the Cin- the first Israeli athlete ever to reach an cinnati Bengals Saturday night, jusl as Olympic final. he was unsure about Steve Odom's bruised foot. "1 am an angry' man because of the muscle spasms," Bell groused. "I want Bulls Ignore to he lining up there Saturday night." ? Starr's troubles with player injuries Gilmore's Bad and contract hold-outs seemed almost minor, however, in comparison with his Heart' Rumors annoyance over the club's performance in an inlrasquad game a week ago. CHICAGO (UPI) - Rumors to the The offense .scored only one touch- effect that Artis Gilmore has a bad down although executing 82 plays, heart will not deter the Chicago Bulls fumbled eight times, w~as assessed for "v from selecting the 7-foot-2 shot-blocking six penalties and allowed its quarter- center as the first pick in the National backs to get sacked four times. Basketball Association's dispersal draft of former ABA players. Starr called it a poor dress rehearsal. AP Wirepholos The Bulls, who announced their in- But he said he anticipates a better per- Two L.S. big guns i" the Olympics Thursday were Bruce Jenner Rohinson sails through ihe air on his way to :i gold medal in the men's tentions Thursday, will have lo pay Sl.l formance in actual combat, and Bell (lefl) am! Aniic Hohiiismi. Jenner appears to be doing a wild dance as longjmnp. million into a league pool in order to was ready with assurances. be makes hij landing in the decathlon event's lon» jump competition. draft Gilmore, \vho five times has been Bell said that, among (he Packers, he named all-ABA. found "the attitude i.s right." Earlier in the week, NBA deputy "You don'l have a lot of hitching like commissioner Simon Gourdine said he you do at other places," he said. NFL Clubs Test Newcomers had been notified that Gilmore w-as "You've got to get the griping oul of the suffering from a minor heart condition. way before you can think about win- Gilmore's agent, Herb Rudoy, called ning. Here, nobody is griping. the rumors "vicious, without founda- Everybody seems content." tion, ridiculous and unbelievable." The workout through which Starr put Exhibition Season in Full Swing Gilmore was ABA rookie of the year the Packers Thursday was described as and in 1972 was named most valuable the team's longest of the current train- The Associated Press tired after last season and named Csonka, play at New England that for John Hadl, who will make his debut player. He came to the Colonels from in i; season. New tcims, new coaches and new Johnson to replace him. night. for the Oilers as a backup to Dan Pas- Jacksonville University, where he was a "You have a lot to cover when you quarterbacks bring added interest to Jack Patera lakes over the other ex- The first Monday night game pits torini. .!im Plunkctt is the new quar- two-time Ail-American. only work once a day," Starr said. "We this weekend's first Full schedule of pansion team, the Seattle Seahawks, Houston against the Chiefs at Kansas terback with the 49crs after a big off- He holds numerous ABA individual will be ready Jor them Saturday night." pre-season games in the National Foot- and Monte Clark is Hie new leader of ihe City. season trade with New England, which records, including 422 blocked shots in a If there wen- questions left hanging ba!l League. San Francisco 49ers. Quarterbacks also will share the left Steve Grogan and Tom Owen fight- season; 40 rebounds in a single game by last wiek's intrasquad display, the Six head coaches will be making their Adding inleresl lo McKay's pro debut spotlight much of the weekend as in- ing it oul for the Pats job. and seven blocked shots in a playoff Packers were able to express more XFL debut and a seventh. Hank Stram is the fact that his team plays in Los juries, trades and expansion caused a Bob Avellini has the inside track with game. i-onfidencr about the defense. at New Orleans, will be returning after Angeles against the flatus in one of nine great deal of shuffling during the the Bears with Virgil Carter and Gary- Jonathan Kovler, Bulls' managing "I think we are in real good shape sitting out one season following his games Saturday night. Vermeil also winter. Huff standing by while Steve Ramsey partner, said the dispersal draft tenta- defensively." star linebacker Fred Carr ouster at Kaasas City. will be on the West Coast again, direct- Coach Don Shula at Miami will be inherited the Denver top spot when tively has been slated for Tuesday, reixirted. ing his Eagles against the Chargers in keeping a close eye on Bob Gricse, who Charley Johnson retired. Of the newcomers, much of the pending a favorable ruling by U.S. Dis- Slarr is oxptvlinl lo use mo.sl of his 47 San Diego, one hour later. is returning after toe surgery in 1975; Expansion has given new life lo interest will focus on two most suc- trict Court Judge Robert Carter on regulars and 20 rookies in anticipation Slram's Saints host Super Bowl Greg Landry will make his first 1976 several veteran quarterbacks wilh some aspects of the NBA's new bar- of having to decide whom to dismiss. cessful Los Angeles coaches — .John champion Pittsburgh, which will be Steve -Spurrier, drafted from San Fran- McKay of the new Tampa Bay Buc- appearance for Detroit after being gaining contract with the players as- Seven men must he eliminated by next playing its second game after crushing plagued by injury last season, and cisco, opening for Tampa Bay. and Neil Tuesday. caneers anrl Dick Vermeil of the sociation and the NBA-ABA expansion Philadelphia Eagles. the College All Stars, 24-fr. Hollz and the -fames Harris of the Rams will try to Graff. Gary Keithley and Jim Zorn agreement. Jets play at St. Louis and Johnson's shake off the shoulder miseries that hauling for the Seattle job. Earlier. Bulls' director of player per- McKay enters the pros after an ex- Bengals oppose the Packers at Green hampered him in 1975. Another quarterback who will, of sonnel Jerry Krause announced the HTL's Western tremely successful career at Southern Bay. With Roman Gabriel out indefinitely course, bear watching is Joe Nainath, signing of the club's No. 2 draft pick — California while Vermeil shocked TJCI.A In other Saturday night games. with an injury, second-year signal who will start in the Jets' first pre- Willie Smith, a 6-Foot-2 guard from the Cops All-Star Title by leaving after the Bruins won the Washington plays at Atlanta, Minnesota caller Mike Boryla, so impressive late season game for a change. University of IMissouri. VERONA - The Western All-Stars Rose EJmvl last January. is at Miami. Dallas plays at Oakland last season, has an open field with the won their fifth straight title in the Home A third man to leave college coaching and Chicago travels lo Denver, which Eagles. Talent bast-hall league series Wednes- for the pros i.s l/iu Holtz. who comes to beal Detroit. 10-7. in iis opener last Two other veteran quarterbacks — day night, blanking the Southeastern the \ew York .lets frnm North Carolina week. Archie Manning of New Orleans and WIBA GOES 200 YARDS Division. :}-(!. State. In the afternoon. Buffalo, without Craig Morton of the Giants — will be on Ted Evans and Gordy Kramer of The other three new head coaches all holdout 0. J. Simpson, is at Dctroil and the sidelines for the opener. Goal-lo-Goal coverage of the foolball ac- DixJgi-villt- and Tern, Tt-rrill drove in were former NFL assistants, and the Cleveland plays Ballimore at Lincoln Bobby Douglass gets the call for the tion at Camp Randall Stadium and Lam- the game's runs. one certainly most on the spot is Bill Neb. Saints, with Manning still recuperating Johnsnn at Cincinnati, who replaces the beau Field can be found at 1310 on your Seattle and Palera open nn Sunday from arm sugrery. and Carl Summcrell AM radio dial. On Saturdays this fall, SOUTHEASTERN WESTERN legendary Paul Brown. Rrown. still the afternoon against Clark and the 49crs will start for the Giants after Morton general manaeer wilh the Bengals, re- and the New York Giants, with Larry pulled a leg muscle in practice this WIBA will originate coverage of the UW week. football team for the 48th consecutive Green Bay is pinning its hopes on year. On Sundays this fall, WIBA will fol- Parkcrest Gains Team Title Lynn Dickey, acquired from Houston low up with coverage of the Green Bay Packers. Parkcrest captured the learn title as for Parkcre.sl and Raethcr for Plan !o Attend diving competition in the All-City Pool Uidgewxxxl. Edgewood Athletic Take a pre-season peek at the Packers, Met'l concluded Thursday al the The final results: Saturday, July 31st at 8 p.m. The Pack Parkcrest Swim and Tennis Club. Teem scores: Par^cres' -B*. Shorcwood "Si, Hill Association's Annual Perm u^, Rtdgcwood '07, NoXeroo AX V-onora Grove ! meets Cincinnati ct Green Bay and you The winners totaled ISfi points while Sl.Vrtit S-de l; .V«a e Blufl 10. KICK OFF BANQUET Shorevworl climbed into second wilh 151 Girls 13-U-1. Bcro Pactt-.er, Ridqp-jvooa. 137.90: 2. can hear it, as it's played on WIBA 1310 O.r!-i Johnson, West Sific. '6£ 55: J. Jorcnto Averill. August 3rd 6 P.M. points. H:i". Farm. 1:375. *, Alvscn Garland. RidacAood, 163 SO: S Bnaoct Griltin. 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