PAGE 4, SECTION 3 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1970 West SWe Saint Kids Nip Vike Kids Swimmers CANTON, 0. (» - Rookie Football League champion Mitt George Kent as he ran around safety Doug Wyatt ran back a nesota Vikings Saturday. right end at midfield. fumble recovery 50 yards with The Vikings built a 13-0 lead Win Trophy THE ANNUAL Hall of Fame West Side Swim Club won the four seconds remaining and on two field goals by Fred Cox All-Pool Meet trophy in swim- Tom Dempsey kicked the con- game was played almost en- and rookie Homer Cavitte's 14- ming and placed second in div- version to give the New Orleans tirely by rookies, with few vet- yard fumble return for a touch- ing at the Parkcrest Pool Fri- Saints a startling, 14-13, exhibi- erans even bothering to dress. down until 3:01 was left. day and Saturday. West totaled tion victory over the National The fumble was made by Second-year quarterback Edd 436% in swimming, while Ridge- Hargett then put the Saints on wood won the diving with 58 the Scoreboard with a six-yard points. Bengals' Defense Lover, Roche Gain pass to rookie Ken Burroughs. Laura Crissinger, Gail U.S. Net Semis Dempsey added a conversion French, Dan Baer, Todd Siev- Hounds Skins kick. ert, Wayne Rayfield, Molly CINCINNATI UP) - Rookies BROOKLINE, Mass. UP) - De- Baer, and Bob Storer were dou- Lamar Parrish and Sandy fending champion Rod Laver HARGETT'S pass completed ble winners in the meet, in Durko turned defensive gems swept past Cliff Drysdale, 6-3, a 37-yard drive after Hugo Hol- las blocked a punt and the which 30 records were broken. into touchdowns Saturday night 6-0, 6-1 and Tony Roche rallied and led the Cincinnati Bengals Saints took over the ball. TEAM to defeat Roy Emerson, 2-6, 6-1, West Side 436% Ridgewood 425, Hill to a 27-12 exhibition victory over .The Vikings took a 10-0 lead Farm 329, Parkcrest 251, Maple Bluff 167, Shorewood 150, Monona 114 the Washington Redskins. 6-4, 6-3 Saturday in the semi-fi- in an error-marred first half on , GIRLS (•under: 25-meter free — Trlcia Pagach Parrish, from Lincoln Univer- nals of the U.S. Pro Tennis a 15-yard field goal by Cox and : (WS), :17.3*; 25 back — Alison Garland Championships. Cavitte's touchdown. Cox added c (R), :21.5*; 100 free relay — West Side sity, returned a fumble recov- ; (Laurie Rukavina, Lynn Rukavina. Mar- a 47-yard field goal in the fourth > iorie Kosikowski, Tricia Pagach), 1:17.3. ery 55 yards in the third quar- The two lefthanded Australian 9-10: 100 medley relay—West Side (Ju- ter. Southern California product quarter. i lianne Schmidt, Jan F r i e man. Molly pros will meet for the title Sun- Baer, Patty Christiansen), 1:17.5*; 50 Durko intercepted a Frank Summary: free — Molly Baer (WS), :34.1; 50 back day, setti g up the third M ND — Diane Stroschein (P), :43.1; 50 breast Ryan pass in the fourth period day, setting up the third First downs 14 17 — Tammy Heins (HF), :45.4; 25 fly — Rushing yardage .... 73 64 Molly Baer (WS), :16.6*; 100 free relay and returned it 67 yards. — West Side (Jan Friedman, Julianne tournament and the fifth in the Passing yardage — 164 197 w c Return yardase 71 69 Schmidt, Patty Christiansen, Molly Baer), First downs 13 10 last six years. 1:08.4*. Passes .19-30-220-41-1 Rushing yardage 99 116 Punts 5-30 4-41 11-12: 200 medley relay — Ridgewood Passing yardage . 138 96 (Leslie Garland, Barb Bryant, Jennie Fumbles lost . 2 3 Return yardage . 206 235 Yards penalized . 47 79 Sievert, Bobbi Reif), 2:38.2; » free— Passes Pro Football Bobbi Reif (R), :32.2*; 50 back — Laura 16-32-1 13-24-1 Minnesota 0 10 0 3-13 Crissinger (P), :37.5*; 100 individual Punts .8-44.7 7-44.3 New Orleans 0 0 0 14—14 Fumbles lost Green Bay 31, New York Giants 31. medley — Laura Critsinger (P), 1:20.8*; 1 0 New Orleans 14, Minnesota 13 Minn—Cox, FG, 15 50 breast — Kim Friedman (WS), :42.1*; Yards penalized . 34 115 Miami 16, Pittsburgh 10 Minn-^Cavitte, 14, fumble return •50 fly — Barb Bryant (R), :36.5*; 200 Washington I » 3 0-12 (Cox, kick) Cincinniti Cincinnati 27, Washington 12 free relay—Ridgewood (Leslie Garland, ,7 3 10 7—17 New York Jets 33, Buffalo 10 Minn-Co^, FG, 47 Barb Bryant, Jennie Sievert, Bobbi Reif, Cin-Phillips, I, run (Muhlmann kick) Kansas City 30, Detroit 17 NC—Burroughs, 6, pass from Hargett 2:18.0*. Wash-FG, Knight, 28 Chicago 23, Houston 13 (Dempsey, kick) 13-14: 200 medley relay — Maple Bluff Wasn—Taylor, 18, pass from Jurgesen CENTRAL STATES NO—Wyatt, 50, fumble return (Demp- (Robyn Sherry, Liz Lambert, Dorothy UPSIDE-DOWN START FOR THE BACKSTROKE-MI to win the event. The girls, from the left are Debby Heins, (kick failed) sey, kick) Steuer, Muffy Shumway), 2:31.'.'*; 50 Madison '40, Racine 0 Cin—FG, Muhlman, 44 Rockford 18, Delavan 7 A—17,932. breast — Debbie Garland (R), :42.0; 50 six girls got off at tbe same time in the 15-17 100-meter Daloha Damron, Nancy Gaarder, Robyn Sherry, Jean Wash—FG, Knight, 15 free — Sheryl Wolter (WS), :34.0; 50 back backstroke in the All City Meet at Parkcrest Pool Saturday, Cin—FG, Muhlman, 33 — Julie Crissinger (P), :37.8*; 100 indi- Beyler, and Nancy Thompson. Cin — Parrish, 55. fumble return v i d u a I medley — Gail French (R), [Muhlmann kick) 1:19.4*; 50 fly — Gail French (R), but Robyn Sherry, fourth from the left, came in first in 1:26.4 —State Journal Photo by J.D. Patrick :34.0*; 200 free'relay West Side (Ruth Cin—Durko, 67, interception return Laurion, Kim Friedman, Sheryl Wolter [Muhlmann kick) Mary Kay Baer;, 2:13.5*. A—SSAW 15-17: 200 medley relay — Ridgewooc WISCONSIN FELTON'S (Jean Beyler, Valerie Hall, Gail French Agnew Adds Congratulations March Morgenthaler), 2:33.4; 100 free — Jean Beyler (R), 1:13.0; 100 back - Griese's Passing Robyn Sherry (MB), 1:26.2; 100 individua Storewide Clearance medley — Gail Heathcote (P), 1:27.6; 100 breast — Debbie Treichel (S), 1:34.3; 100 Wins for Dolphins fly — Nancy Wise (HF), :37.4; 200 free relay — Ridgewood (Linda Zach, Jean JACKSONVILLE, Fla. W) - Beyler, Marcy Morgenthaler, Gail Footballs Hall Crows by Four French), 2:11.8*. Bob Griese's slick passing in BOYS ;he rain set up a quick Miam 8-under: 25 free — Glen Bahr (WS), CANTON, 0.10 — There wa with the Philadelphia Eagles in the season's first exhibition by Raymond (Buddy) Parker, :17.2; 25 back — Andy Schmidt (WS), touchdown Saturday night and •21.5*; 100 free relay — West Side (Andy emotion from Hugh McElhenn; and won all-league honors. He game between proteams, said: his first coach in his eight-year Baer, Steve Kanner, Jim Christiansen, and a telegram from Vice-Pres was an all-league choice as de- career with the Detroit Lions in he Dolphins slugged out a 16-10 Andy Schmidt), 1:17.5. "I AM VERY happy - .ex- victory over Pittsburgh in a Na 5-10: 200 medley relay — Hill Farm ident Spiro Agnew Saturday a fensive specialist in 1952. He fin- which he was an all-league de- (Doug Kopp, Kevin Welton, Tim StracKa, tremely happy — also very ional Football League exhibi Tom Starr), 1:1<5.4"; 50 free — Tim WcElhenny, Jack Christiansen ished his career as an offensive fensive back six seasons. Stracka IMF), .:3!.7«; SO back — Bart nervous," in commenting on his ion game. Wear (S), :42.9*; 50 breast — Peter Tom Fears, and Pete Piho end for three years, leading the Oven (P), :43.4*; 50 fly — Kevin Welton dual role. Fears was an end "He did everything well. He Don Shula broke in with the (HF), :18.3; 200 free relay — Hill Farm were inducted into the Pro Foot league in pass receiving and from 1948 to 1956 for the Los (Doug Kopp, Tom Starr, Kevin Welton, was an all-around great Dolphins as a winning coach Tim Stracka), 1:03.2*. ball Hall of Fame. winning all leauge honors each Angeles Rams and the only player," Parker said. Christian- 11-12: 200 medtey relay — Wejt year. after jumping from a great ca Side (Mark KosikowsKl, Peter Christian- McElhenny was the only on player to lead the NFL in pass sen retorted: "I don't remem- ten, Paul Bahr, .Dave Christiansen), reer at Baltimore. The victim 2:37.2; 50 free Dan Hanrahan (R), of the four former Nationa Fears, who after his induction receiving his first three sea- ber you saying all those kind was Chuck Noll, a former Shula :31.2; 50 back — Bob Storer (M), :40.1; sons. 100 individual medley — Wayne Rayfield Football League greats who was coached the New Orleans Saints things when we were talking aide with the Colts. (M), 1:20.5; 50 preast — Bob Stcrer (M), .-40.1; 50 fly — Wayne Rayfield (M), noticeably moved by his indue against the Minnesota Vikings Christiansen was introduced, contracts." A rain drenched the 13,407 :34.Q*; 200 free relay — Ridgewooc (Mark Davenport, Steve Farrer, Dwigh tion. 'ans, Griese made a brief ap- Homer, Dan Hanrahan), 2:15.8*. 13-14: 200 medrey relay — Ridgewood >earance pay dividends. He hit (Bob Grogan, Chip Davenport, Todd Siev McELHENNY, the running Ziegler Edges Chiefs Intercept ert, Tom Picone), 2:22.1; 100 free — Andy toward Twilley for 22 yards, Paul (HF), 1:05.7; 100 back — Andy Hong back who spent nine of his U Vtarv Fleming for 13, and Twil- (P), 1:23.0; 100 individual medley — Todd Reffner at Capita Landry, Lions Sievert (R), 1:11.9*; 100 breast — Clark pro years with the San Fran ey again for 10 to get Miami Sherman (S), 1:27.0; 50 fly — John De cisco 49ers, said he hadn' OREGON — Madison's John gler (WS), :32.9; 200 free relay — Ridge- DETROIT wi — Kansas City moving. Larry Csonka bulled 10 wood (Chip Davenport, Tom Picone, Mike planned a prepared speech be Ziegler came up with a fitting Grogan, Todd Sievert), 1:58.4*. ds to score and give the Dol- encore to his fast time in the scored three touchdowns on 15-17: 200 medley relay — West Side cause "I knew as I stood before ihins an early 7-0 edge they (Ray Baer, George Benish, Brian Hum late model stock qualifying run! pass interceptions in the second phrey, Dan Baer), 2:12.2; 100 free — Dan you — the emotional individua never relinquished. Baer (WS), 1:01.1*; 100 back — Ray that I am — that this would when he edged Tom Reffner o: half, two within a 38-second NOW Baer (WS), 1:14.6; 200 individual medley span, en route to an eventful P D Biltmore Aluminum golf — Dan Baer (WS), 2:40.3*; 100 breast - happen to me. Rudolph in a furious 30-lap fea First downs 11 15 George Behish (WS), 1:23.0; 100 fly — 30-17 exhibition victory over the Rushing yardage Ill 145 sets—3 woods, 8 irons Todd Sievert (R;, 1:11.6; 200 free relay — "This is the greatest honor ture duel Saturday night at Cap Passing yardage 102 161 Regular $175 '115 Hill Farm (Dave Carbon, Mark Schroe Detroit Lions Saturday night. Return yardage 29 130 der, Scott Wetervelt, Bob* Curry) ever bestowed upon me/ ital Speedway. Passes 12-20-114-20-2 Punts Joe Namath as yards. Perry Williams caughl 5,281 yards. Mattison in Class E of the Men- Lapchick, 70, was taken to the minutes of the ball game, fo they rolled to a 33-10 decision one — a great catch — for lota Yacht Club races Satur- lospital earlier in the week but less than a minute later, Lion over the Buffalo Bills in a Na- LADIES'SPORT WEAR yards. Jim Grabowski rambled AGNEW -SENT a congratula- lay. Mattison and his Honey he seriousness of his condition linebacker Paul Naumoff stol tional Football League exhibi- Nationally Known Brands 11 yards. Clancy caught one tory telegram to Pihos saying in lucket VI had won all but three was not revealed until Satur- the ball out of Chiefs quarter tion game. part, "The highly successful for 17 at the 7. Jlass E races this season. day. back Mike Livingston's hand Jet quarterbacks Al Woodall, sports career of Pete Pihos is Class E: 1—Mo Cleland, AAo's Miss; 2— A TIE SCORE looked like a .ill Mattison; 3—Betty Bamforth. Lapchick began his career in and ran 35 yards for a Detroi Babe j?arilli, and Harry Theo- an enviable achievement .wh'ch Class C: 1—Bob and John Beck, Chitty jasketball as a semi-pro player touchdown. f i 1 e d e s repeatedly found the pretty good thing. hitty Dum Dum; 2—Gary Okey; 3—Ken Discount all sports enthusiasts admire. -ill. at the age of 19, played for the marks on both long and short But Horn rolled out on second Class M-50: 1—Bonnie Wieneke, Nonse- The surprising Lions held ; His renewed durability, versatil- uitur; 2—Pat Healy; 3—Tom Masterson. amed Original Celtics, and passes. down from the four. Both of his ity, and drive are inspirational Class X: 1—Bill and Fred Foster, Hob- 3-0 halftime lead on a 24-yari receivers on the left side were it; 2—Steve Henkel; 3—Joey McCormick. coached St. John's University field goal by Erroll Mann mid WATER SKIIS ;o all young athletes." Class 4-20: 1—Dave Camerini; 2—Jim and the professional New York covered. Both were circling to Sradley; 3—Jane Clay. way through the first quarter. Herald's, Reed's Cain JET STREAM, $ | A95 the right. He apparently thought Pihos was a two-way per- Knicks. SUN PRAIRIE - Herald's reg. $25.00 ...... NOW I 7 pr. one would cut to the left toward former for his first five seasons City Men's Golf He last coached in 1965 when. Anchor Wins Bar of Sun Prairie and Short SATURN, $??95 Monona (321—Kent Hill 35; Fred Strand St. John's won the National In- the sideline. Neither did. Reed's of Portage advanced to reg.J44.00 ...... NOW J£ pr. ijlenway (321—Conrad Marking Jr., 39. flation Tournament. Player manager Gene Barret the finals of the Sun Prairie Files got a hand up, tapped Cherokee (72)—Dave Lund 71; Tom BAHAMA CLIPPER, $*)>|95 Kegonsa Second (Veinkauf 72; Bill Hilleshoff 73; Don Hag- A stringbean 6-5, he was one stroked a single with men on Softball Tournament with victo- reg.S4i.95 ...... NOW J*l pr. the ball, grabbed it — and nson 74, John Coatta, Tom Bauer, Steve if the first big men in the sport second and third Saturday, giv started that long run down the e g u r a 75; Harold Harder Jr., Phil ries Saturday night. in 100-Mile Relay austed 76; Ron Brischke, Paul Holling- when he came out of Yonkers, ing Anchor Savings and Loan a Herald's beat SWIM MASKS, FINS, ETC., field. Only two people had a :ead 77; Wayne Pivotto, Jim Huettl, Paul Twilight Aay 78. V.Y., to join the Original Celtics 9-8 Wisconsin State League vie Lounge,' 5-1, and Reed's shot at him. ELMHURST, 111. — Defending Blackhawk (721—Walter Atwood 69; Bob GREATLY REDUCED 'arowetz, John Atwood, John Jamieson n the 1920s. ,ory over Racine. whipped McGoverii's, 10-3. Horn was faked out. Hamptonchampion Kegonsa Track Club 4; Dr. John McCormick, Ed Talard 75; . N Van Dyke, Dick Hollern 76; Bo made a dive near the end. )laced second in the annual Velch, John Neupert, Don Schuster, Curt rogsvold, Don Viereg, W. T. Peterson, The first quarter was even. Greater Chicago 100-mile relay arry Steiro 78; Rollie Camp, Tom Huset, Saturday, but broke its year-old im Welch, Rick Detloff, Dr. D. A. Peter- THE GIANTS began by pick- on 79. •Close-Oui Yahara (72)—Dr. R. A. Straughn 76; BOWLING SHIRTS ing away at Adderley's replace- record. ack Seaver 78; Ron Carlson, Chuck ment Leon Harden, with suc- ield, Ken Kuesel, Ken Russell 79. Greater C h i c a g o 's Viking Odana (71)—Jon Kresbek 69; Bob Er- $ cess, and, when Harden was jkson 70; Phil Johnson 72; Lowell Bak- Track Club was in 9 hours, and en, Steve Zegura 73; Len Sweet 74; Bob LADIES'& MEN'S 4.95 UP shaken up, continued against 0.2 seconds. Kegonsa was just choll 76; Nick Demitros 77; Bob Van tier, 78; Randolph Wienke 79. We have supplied the majority tbe next replacement, Kenove r two minutes behind, nearly Nakoma (71)—Al Michelson, Tony Mul- n 73; Dick Muirhead 76; Mike Mc- Ellis. fifteen minutes better than last ormick, Rad Scott 77; Charles Stoops, R. of teams in Southern Wisconsin The strategy got them 17 year's performance. Lee, Dick Flesch 78; Nell Baer 79 quick points. The touchdown for approximately 50 years came on a Tarkenton to Dick The relay teams consisted of 4 More NBA Stars Houston pass from the 19. The 10 men, each running five-mile Sign for Stokes Game field goal came three minutes leg in the morning and after- MONTICELLO, N.Y. UP) - later when Ellis failed his noon. Bonnie H a w k i n s of Phoenix, FISHING offensive test, toe, by fumbling Bee Mortenson posted Kegon- Johnny Green of Cincinnati, and the following kickoff. Pete Go- sa's best time with a 24:22 in {evin Loughery and Jack Travel Trailers TACKLE golak converted that opportun- the morning. Wisconsin dis- Marin of Baltimore have ac- HAPPY ity to three points with an 11- tanceman Glen Herold turned in :epted invitations to play in the by Pathfinder All Hems yard field goal. consistent legs of 24:46 and Maurice Stokes memorial bas- OSCAR The Packers struck back 24:47, while Whitewater's Tom ketball game here Aug. 18. FRIDLUMP! Grealfy Reduced when Starr found Carroll Dale Hoffman ran a 24:52 leg. 14ft.-to-22ft. all alone in the flat on a pass Had AAMCO guaranlMd play that covered 71 yards. Whitlinger Upset Tremendous savings on all that remain Irantmiiiien Mrvice. 20%.o50% And then the Packer also got MODIFIEDS three points on a fumble break in National Meet Hurry & Save Now! Jim's Key Shop • GMranttt M ill pirts when Lionel Aldridge hit Milt vs. for expert repairing KALAMAZOO, Mich, UP) - • Gmrmttt M «lltab tr Mason, and Jim Flanigan re- The favorites in both age divi- LATE MODEL • Prcttdri MtmiwMt covered. Booth Lusteg at least sions were upset Saturday in Open Sun. Aug. 9th 1-5 p.m. • Hifhtsl «wlity «t hk prins Wholesale Est. 1888 Retail got the Packers' kicking game semi-finals of the National Jun- STOCKS! Free Parking On Side off to a good start with a 38- ior and Boys 16 Tennis Champi- Thursday, August 13th yard field goal. onships. Tiim Trials 7P.M., The second quarter started In boys singles, Grey King of Industries Inc. with the teams trading field Oak Park, 111., surprised top- Races 8:30 P.M. "Pool Table Professionals" goal attempts, Gogolak missing SKIDI AVION! mill*!*!: ALIEN ranked John Whitlinger of located North of Truax Field from the 30, Lusteg from the 44. Neenah, Wis., 9-7, 6-4. Whitlin- WISCONSIN-FELTON CAPITAL on Hwy. 51, near Beacon Warehouse But the Giants got another lead ger was hampered by a pulled 834Se«tliP0rkSt. 244-5363 & 244-5451 when Bill Johnson's 68-yard muscle. SUPER PhMt257.MSe punt put the Packers in the Freddy DeJesus of Puerto hole, and a Giant drive from the Rico, No. 2 in the boys singles, SPEEDWAY 41 ended with Pete Larson tak- defeated Brian Teacher, of San EUM*K 11 MM S*Mk *f MM* M| fcOr«H;:y'»--0" H(f kwif 111, ing a Tarkenton pass in the end Diego, Calif., 6-1, 6-4 in the >fWMN IHJhWffS SI DM 14 Read the Want Ads for Profit! 415 Wtst W.ihliigttfl Avt. 256-55711 zone from the Packer three. other semi-finals.