PAGE 2, SECTION 2 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1971 U.S. Girls Pull a Sweep in the shot put with a 84-10 heave. Karl Salb of Lawrence IFROM PAGE*?) Kans., even bigger at 6-4 anout Canada's Micbaei ARGENTINA'S "Golden Mercer, who won the bronze Crew," a patchwork of the na- with 59-1. tion's gold medai winners in Steve Prefontaine, a stocky, By MONTE McCORMICK Tom Steinhauer climbed from M-Mike Dall*y .(MB), Conner Bakke smaller boats, upset the favored 20-year-old University of Oregon (MB). ' ,.• - University of Washington she! student, won the 5,000 meters by Stete JMiMl Sports Writer the first to the championship II—Tom Steinhauer (N), Cany flight. - Meagher (N). in the featured eight-oar race some 75 yards over teammate Scott Shinutnski of the Maple B-Ralph SUmler {PL), Todd Nirowetz Steve Stageburg of E u g e n e, (BH), •- and handed the United States its Bluff Country Club took medal A NEW CITY Junior Boys M-St«v* Arriato (PL). Ore., for another 1-2 U. S. M-Tom Ritchie (PL), Day* Brader first rowing shutout in the Honors over bis home course (PL), Stuart McCwmlck (BH). triumph. champion will be crowned this Games. Monday and carries a one- afternoon. Mike K r u e g e r of M-Ga'ry SternK*u«r (N), Tom Mirllng Prefontaine, running with (MB), Phil Lohr CPU, Mik* Murphy The U.S. setback was nearly stroke lead into the finals today Public Links won last year, pro- (BH), Dick Frohmader (PL), *Chlp J»- as humiliating as its 73-69 loss power and confidence, covered mleson (BH) the Junior Boys City Golf ceeded by Harold Harder of U-Mark Williamson (BH), Alan Jones to Cuba in basketball Sunday. the distance in 13:52.5. (PL), Greg Smith (N), Bob Storer (PL), Tournament at Odana Hills. Cherokee and John Golden of Pete McKenna (N). Brazil won the other two final A break in American domi- Shimanski posted the only par Nakoma. 17-Doug Drives (BH), Jim Brager (N), events, with the United States nance of track and field was Jon Keeley (MB). 36 on the front of Maple Bluffs Nakoma and Public Links led U— Dave Cookson (BH), Time Narowetr settling for a bronze in the dou- made by an 18-year-old Cana- (BH), Dave .Reoenberg (BH), Perry Per- demanding course, then the qualifying with 10 each. slk« (PL), Bob swettler (N). ble sculls and a fifth in the dian girl. slumped to a 40 for 76, low for it-Bob Hanson (C). Backhawk had eight, Maple W—Mark Sweeney (N), Craig Swettler fours without coxswain. But the DEBBIE BRILL, using what ;he day. Bluff seven, and Cherokee one. day belonged to the Argentines. she calls the "Brill Bend" pat- »1—"Don Mutch OPL), Jack StutZ (C), Results: Pat Adams (BH), Mike Bruummer (MB), terned after the "Fosbury JEFF BECKER of Maple Dewey Glfchrlst (PL). THEY WOUND up with four W-Scott Shlnrunskt (MB), 34-40. *-Lost playoff for second flttht Plop" popularized by Dick Fos- Bluff put together 39-38 for a 77, T7-J»« B»ck»r (MB), 39-38. "-Won five-way sudden-death lor gold medals in rowing, one sil 71-chrls Johnson (N>, 43-35. one berth at >1. ver and one bronze. bury in the 1968 Olympics, won one stroke off the pace. Chris the women's high with a Pan Johnson of Nakoma with a 78 The United States, dominant 7 was the only other entry to in Pan Am rowing since 1955, Am record leap of 6 /8. had to settle for two silvers and FIELD HOCKEY break 80. Johnson shot a par 35 Canada I, Mexico 0 on the back nine after soaring three bronze medals, plus two Argentina 4, Guayana 0 Jamaica 1, Chile 0 43 going out. Phillie Homers fifth place finishes. Trinidad 0, USA 0 (tie) SOCCER Mike Dailey, son of Warren Pouring on the power over the Argentina 2, Bermuda I final 500 meters of the 2,000 Mexico 1, Trinidad l (tie) )ailey, prominent in state ama- Colombia 2, Canada 1 eur golf circles for many meter course, the Argentines BASEBALL Cuba 4, Nicaragua 1 irears, and Cornier Bakke shot Cool Braves won by two lengths over the USA 7, Canada 1 Washington crew, stroked by Colombia 3, Puerto Rico 2 80s to give Maple Bluff four of PHILADELPHIA W! — Con- Mexico 2, Venezuela l (10) he five low medal scores. to a 4-0 victory Monday night Clifford Hum of Bellingham, BASKETBALL secutive home runs by Deron over the Atlanta Braves. Brazil 135, Surinam 56 The low 36 scores will con- Wash. The winning time was WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Johnson and Roger Freed keyed With one out in the fourth, 6:01.6, with the United States Cuba 72, Ecuador 38 inue today in the final 18 holes a .three-run fourth inning that Brazil 96, Colombia 45 at Odana Hills starting at 8 Johnson slammed his 26th 'home second in 6:10.8, followed by Mexico 64, Canada 61 carried the Philadelphia Phillies MEN'S VOLLEYBALL a.m. Play will continue in four run of the season and Freed fol- Canada, 6:12.4. Brazil 3, Canada 0 Western Amateur champ Andy North shows off his prize. lowed with his fourth. WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL flights of nine each with the •BRAZIL WON the double USA 3, Bahamas 0 — APWlrephoto bird flighting teeing off first. Bench, May Belt Wise scattered 11 hits .to push sculls in 6:53.7, followed by Ar- The championship flight will his record to 10-9. gentina, 6:59.9, and the United begin teeing off at 9:30. Key Hits for Reds It was the fourth shutout of States' John Nunn of Palos Robustelli Praises Cleveland Star the season for Wise, including Verdes Peninsula, Calif., and IT TOOK a 91 to get into a .NEW YORK MV-Johnny his no-hitter over Cincinnati Tom McKibbon of Huntington playoff for one berth in the Bench drove in three runs with June 23. Beach, Calif., in 7:01.3. hird flight. Five tied at 91, but a single and a double and Lee Box score: <• The fours without cox went to Jimmy Brown—One of a Kind Don Mutch of Public Links won May snapped a tie with a lead- ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA with a five on No. 2. ab r h bl ab r h bl Brazil in 6:28.8. 'Cuba won the off homer in the ninth inning as, Mtllan 2b 4000 Harmon 2b 3 0 l o There was one other deadock Garr If 4020 Bpwa sa 4010 silver and Argentina the bronze. CANTON, 0. Ml.— Hall of what 'they have to lose, and I backdrop of the football field, the Cincinnati Reds defeated H Aaron Ib 4010 MCarver c 30 I The United States was fifth. — six at 85 — and Chip Jamie- Lum rf 4030 DJohnson Ib 4 l Famer Andy Robustelli said think that's a disadvantage." and that the controversy Brown the New York Mets, 4-2, Mon- EWJilams c 4020 Freed rf 4 1 2 1 ,. The U.S. baseball team won «"on was the one dropped into Evans 3b 3 0 1 Montanez cf 4 o 0 Monday there likely will never But Brown had more than has stirred as an outspoken day night. SJackson cf 4010 Money If 3 l 0 its second game of the round he second flight. MPerez si t 0 1 0 Vukovlch 3b 40 1 be another running back like nothing to lose — he had physi- black leader and a Hollywood May's 28th homer of the year Slona p 3000 Wfsa p 3 1 0 robin tournament, beating Can- Jimmy Brown because it is vir- cal attributes that obviously It took an 82 or better to get opened the ninth inning and McQueen p 0000 ada, 7-1, and setting up the movie star should not in any into the championship flight, King ph 1000 tually impossible to duplicate still amaze Robustelli. way detract from 'them. jave the Reds the lead against meeting with favored Cuba nd three are repeaters. They Total 350110 Total 324104 two vital prerequisites — the at- "HE had quickness, speed, .oser Jon Matlack. Then Tom- Atlanta 400 »0* ••0— 0 today. "ALL PEOPLE have obliga- are Ralph Stamler of Public ,...._ » • • 3 » t 1 0 x — 4 tributes of the man and the na- strength, flexibility. He was re- mde Agee missed a shoestring r,J?.pT?nl!adelenta 3- LOB—Atlanta 9. tions, but the athlete even more jinks, Pete McKenna of Na- Philadelphia 7. HR—DJohnson (24). - PAUL PATTERSON, a 6-6 ture of the society that spawned laxed, very poised and he. was a so becuase he's .projected as catch on Tony Perez' liner .and Freed (4). SB—Money. SF—iWcCarver. aim. coma, and Conner Bakke of .t went for a triple. Bench fol- IP H RER BBSO righthander from Canton, N.Y. determined g u y," Robustelli something special," said Robus- Stone (L.4-4) 7 944 1 5 Maple Bluff. Gary Steinhauer .owed with his single, driving in McQueen 1 100 0 1 and Ithaca College, shut out the "All of us have challenges," pointed out. "You just never get telli. "So I think we have to Wise (W.10-9) 9 U 0 0 1 5 ailed in a bid to repeat, but the insurance run. HBP— by Stone (Harmon). PB— Canadians for eight innings on said Robustelli, "but today the speed, shiftiness and elu- control ourselves and try to live McCarver. T— 2:15. A—12,10X . one hit, but finally yielded three when you add them up they siveness he had at 220 .pounds, up to what people expect. But Box score: hits and a single run in the JIM BROWN CINCINNATI NEW YORK don't come out the same way coupled with such a great tem- you can't do what you can't do Pairings Today ab rhbi abrhbi ninth. Alon Torregano of South- they ddd ryearf perament.s ago. Kid" s today *ose rf 1 1 0 Hahn cf 3100 Chaparrals Acquire — you can't be a hypocrite. . THIRD FLIGHT Foster cf I 0 0 WGarrett 2b 4000 west Louisiana State contrib- '^'taeemtoliave^tbim^^^^_^^_^_^^ AND, SAID Robustelli, the "None of us is perfect — we »:00—Don Mutch (PL), Craig ZwertlerLMay Tb I I T Agee rf 2111 Ex-Buck Niemann don't of finding success and affluence. N), Mark Sweeney (N) TPerez 3b 0 1 0 CJones If 4031 uted a double and two singles to desire — because they cleveland back all get lost at times in the ills of 1:07—Bob Hanson (C), Dave Regenberg ulletl pr 1 0 0 Ctndenon Ib 3010 the U.S. attack. He found it in the National BH), Bob Zwettler Los Angeles in tendency to dilute what you're N), Skip Jamleson (BH) day. working for, the target you're sive end for the New York of the kids today," Robustelli then maybe all we hear is not FIRST FLIGHT Total 32 4 8 4 Total 33 2 7 2 20.8. said, "but in I960, at the height so. 8:42— Dick Fronmader (PL), Gary Cincinnati 200 000 00 2— 4 The 7-1 center was placed on struggling for. Jimmy Brown Giants who played against iteinhauer {N), Mike Murphy (BH) New York 000 092 BOO— 2 waivers by the Floridians last . IN THE 800 meters Ken Swen- of Jimmy's career, the league "You would also have to say «:4»-Phll Lohr (PL), Tom Marling E—Clendenon. DP—New York 2. LOB— lad nothing to lose — he had a Brown during bis greatest days, MB), Dave Brader (PL) Cincinnati 5, New York 7. 2B—Bench, week. A four-year veteran of son of San Pedro, Calif., had to s was at a -3> .... S 744)5 season. He is a 1968 graduate of sports." cessful — look at the Jews, the the country." critcal about it. Judge him then »:17—Chris Johnson (N), Jeff Becker R.Taylor 1 1 o 0 1 0 pound muscle man from Los MB), Scott ShtmansW (MB) PB—Grote. T—2:33. A—30,622. St. Louis University. Angeles, led a 1-2 U. S. placing Jimmy Brown, of course, is Italians, and the Irish," Robus- Robustelli also believes as a player on how he played. I black, a product of a working telli added, "they tend to blend Brown's achievements should don't think we can judge how mother, without a father, driven in, worry about security and be judged abstractly against the anyone lives. Northrup's Double Saves Face, Game Andrews Has . DETROIT «P) — Jim Northrup Smith and Yaz Cans Up made up for two errors at first base with a 400-foot double to His Ups; Sox centerfield in the seventh inning to score Mickey Stanley and Down Twins snap a tie as the Detroit Tigers on Orioles With Homers CHICAGO W—Mike Andrews defeated the Washington Sena- BALTIMORE W-Reggie pull within 4Vz games of the Sox ahead, 5-4. Yastrzemski Snap-Back Engine Tune-Up tors, 11-7, Monday night. picked himself up after being Smith and Carl YastrzemsM first-place Orioles. then hit his 14th and chased re- knocked down by a Jim Perry Earlier in the game, Tiger walloped consecutive seventh Smith's 23rd homer, a two-run liever Tom Dukes. Any 6 eyf. first baseman Norm Cash suf- pitch and walloped a three-run U.S. auta — inning home runs as the Boston blast off the dghtfield foul pole, homer in the fifth inning Mon- add $4 for fered a spike wound and was WINNER BILL LEE (9-2) t cjl. cira Red Sox rallied to defeat Balti- followed a leadoff single by day night, leading the Chicago taken to a Detroit hospital. Cash more, 7-4, Monday night and Doug Griffin and put the Red pitched brilliantly after Boston was injured in a home plate col- starter Luis.Tiant allowed four White Sox to a 7-5 victory over lision with Dick Billings. No runs in the opening inning, and the Minnesota Twins. The game was tied going into HIM • pirtf... t trvicctt other information was released. also -beat out three infield hits, • New Spick Plug* • New Point* WASHINGTON DETROIT the bottom of the fifth when abrhbi ab r h bl contributing to two rallies. • New Condenser Unser cf 3100 MAvlffle 2b 4100 Oakland Deals Royals Rick McKinney broke the dead- D Nelson 3b 4210 Timermn p 0000 Boog Powell cracked his 15th OUR SPECIALISTS WILL ALSO • Set'Dwell... Choka • Time Engine • Balanca Mincher Ib 4111 ARodrgez 3b S 0 1 0 lock with a two-out run-scoring Carburetor • Test starting, chjtrjlnf syitetns.^Cylinder corapression...acceleration. FfHoward If- 4001 GBrown !•f- 2210 homer with two outs in the first single. Ed Herrmann followet Biitner rf 4112 Kallne rf 2000 Billings c 3100 WHorton rf 5343 and after Tiant issued two with a single, and after Perry BAIlen 2b 2000 Cash Ib 1 1 1 Seventh Straight Loss walks, Dave Johnson hit his Burrughs ph 1 1 1 3 MStanley cf 1210 threw a strike by Andrews, he Cox p 0000 Northrup cf 4222 12th homer. brushed back the Chicago in Grzenda p 0000 Freehan c S 0 1 2 KANSAS CITY on - Gene Te- creased Oakland's American Casanova ph 1 0 0 0 Brnkman ss 4021 After another walk and a sin- fielder who let the bat fly as he Oil Change and Lubrication Cullen ss 4010 Coletnan p 3000 nace drilled a home run in the League West lead to 13% games Broberg p 0000 PerrnoskI p OOOO gle, Lee came in to retire the hit the dirt. Plna p oooo DJones ph OOOO seventh inning to give the Oak- over the second-place Royals. side. He permitted only two hits add $1 If premium oil Is used Randle ph 1000 TTaylor 2b OOOO Andrews got up and smashec • Tranmissicm and JBrown p land A's a 2-1 victory over Kan- Ed Kirkpatrick led off the 0000 the rest of the way, setting Perry's next pitch for his sev- differential oil check Harrah ph 1000 sas City Monday night and es- third toy slamming his eighth Sfiellenbk p 0000 down 14 batters in a row before enth homer of the year as Per- • Complete chassii McCraw ph 1000 tend the Royals' chain of de- home run into the right field lubrication Thompsn p oooo John Kennedy hobbled a one-out ry's record sagged to 12-12. Maddox 3b 1000 feats to seven. • Full oil change bleachers, giving the Royals a grounder in the eighth. Tony Oliva singled home a •Total 34 7 5 7 Total 3611 139 T e n a c e 's blow, his fourth 1-0 advantage. Washington ..... 002000500— 7 broke a 1-1 deadlock and in- THE VICTORY was the run in the first to put the Twins PRICE INCLUDES ALL LABOR AND OIL Detroit ...... 500 200 13 x— 11 Diego Segui and two reliev- ahead. The Sox picked up a pair E— B.Allen, Billings, Northrup 2. LOB— ers, Darold Knowles and Rollie fourth hi a row for Boston, end- Washington 9, Detroit 8. 2B— Mincher , in the second on a single by Northrup. HR— W.Horton (17), Burroughs Fingers, checked Kansas City jng Baltimore's five-game win- (1). SB—W.Horton , D.Nelson. ning streak. Rick Reichardt, a tripl- e by IP H R ER BB SO Yanks' Peterson on four hits. Segui pitched the Brake Reline Offer Broberg J-3 5 5 2 0 Lee's two-out 'bunt hit follow- McKinney, and an infield out. Pina 12-3 0 0 1 first six innings arid walked the Front End J. Brown 2 2 jFires 4-Hitter ing Bob Montgomery's triple Pat Kelly's first homer of the except dtso Shellenback l 0 lead off hitter in the seventh season gave them their, thirt brakes and Thompson l 0 CLEVELAND wi - Fritz Pe- and was replaced by Knowles. scored the first Boston run in 95 Cox (L,5-t) 2-3 1 run and Chicago put the game Alignment Grzenda 1 1-3 1 terson fired a four-hitter and Box score: the second, and the reliever sin- Coleman 62-3 7 away in the fifth as righthander 19 KANSAS CITY gled prior to Smith's bases- Perrnoski 1-3 0 Gene Michael capped a four-run OAKLAND • Install brake linings on all Jour TImermn (V/,5-4) .2 ab r h bl abrhbi Tom Bradley boosted his record 1 1 Campnris ss 4000 Patek ss -4000 loaded sacrifice fly in the fifth. ONLY •wheels • Inspect master cylinder and HBP— by Timmerman (Blitnerj. PB- fourth inning with a two-run to 10-9. plus parti Billings. T-3.-29. A— 12,423. Mangual » 4000 Keough rf * 0 Baltimore starter Dave Leon- hydraulic brake hoses • Remove, clean* RJackson rf 4130 Otis cf 3010 any U.S. homer, carrying the New York MINNESOTA CHICAGO car. inspect, and repack front wheel TDavis Ib 4010 Hopkins Ib 4010 hard departed in the sixth after abr h bi Yankees to a 7-0 triumph over Hegan Ib oooo .PIniella If 3000 abrhb Add $2 for bearing's, »dd newflui d • Adjust all Tovar If 4120 Atvarado js 5 0 0 C Jlrcond.cafi Cards' Carlton the Cleveland Indians Monday Bando 3b 3011 Roias 2b 4000 walking George Scott and mak- Carew 2b 5232 PKelly rf 513 four brakes Tenace c 3121 Schaat 3b 3000 Klllebrew 3b 5 0 2 1 WWIIams If 4 1 0 NEW Wnitl Cylinders \l NEEDED only $7.50 c*. Monday cf 3000 Kirkpatrk c 2111 ing a wild pitch. Scott scored on night. 3000 Kaat pr 0000 Reichardt cf 3 1 1 DRUMS turned if NEEDED only $2.50 ea. Wins Duel, 3-1 DGreen 2b 3000 Spllttorff p another wild pitch by Dukes and Oliva rf 4022 McKlnny 2b 322 • I-'ront-end aligned 1o manufacturer's FRONT GREASE SEALS If NEEDED only $3.95 pr. Peterson never allowed more Segui p 2000 York p OOOO Reese lb 5000 Hrrmann c 4 1 1 • ETURN SPRINGS If NEEDED ony 504 ea. ST. LOUIS \m — Steve Carlton Knowles p OOOO Montgomery's infield out. Cardenas ss 4010 Andrews lb 2 1 2 specifications Matter Cytindcr, hcut, wheel bearmfs extrl than one baserunner in any in- Fingers p 1000 Holt cf 4130 Morales 3b 300 cost if NEEDED. of the St. Louis Cardinals won a ning en route to his 10th victory Mitterwld c4 0 1 0 Bradley p 400 Total 31 2 7 2 Total 30 1 4 1 Box score: JPerry p 2000 BJohnson p 000 battle of top National League in 17 decisions. Michael's blast Oakland 000 1 D 0 10 0— 2 Nellies ph 1 0 0 0 lefthanders Monday night out- Kansas City . DOT 000 000—1 BOSTON BALTIMORE Gebhard p oooo gave the Yankee southpaw a 5-0 DP—Oakland 1, Kansas Clly 1. LOB— ab r h bl ab r h bl Braun ph 7110 dueUng Dave Roberts and the Oakland 3, Kansas City 7. HR— JKennedy ss 5 0 0 0 Buford IF 5010 cushion. Kirkpatrick (8), Tenace (4). SF—Bando. Grllfln 2b 4220 Blair cf 1000 Total 395155 Total 33 7 9 San Diego Padres, 3-1. NEW YORK CLEVELAND IP H R ER BB RSmJth cf 3123 Motton rl 3000 Mnnesota .. 102 000 00 2 — SAN DIEGO ST. LOUIS abrhbi abrhbi Segui (W,7-4) 6 4 1 1 4 1 Ystrmskl If 4121 JPowell Ib 4111 Chicago ...... 021 040 OCX — ab r h bl ab r h bl Clarke 2b 5710 Uhlaendr cf 3000 Save—Fingers. T—2:10. A—14,724. Tlant p OOOO Etchebrn c 4020 H R ER BB SO GOOD/^EAR OBrown rf 4010 Simmons c 3011 Cater 3b < 1 2 0 ChmbMss Ib Lee p 4031 Leon hard p 2000 J.Perry (L,«-12) ..'« 9773 Murrell If 4000 Melerxie rf 'T 0 1 0 JEllis Ib 4121 Leon 2b Dukes p 1000 Gebhard 2 0 0 0 1 < Barton c 3000 Beuchmp lb 2 0 ) l Swoboda rf •4111 Heldemn ss Pena p OOOO Bradley > 2-33 4 4 3 I IP H R ER BB SO FPetersn (W,10-7) .9 40021 Lee (W.9-3) . 81-32 0 0 1 5 Phone 257-4727 Phone 244-3585 D.RObertt (L.8-12) «1-310 3 3 2 2 'aul (L.l-2) . 7 8 6 i 1 2 Swimming preliminaries start Leonhard 5 7 3 3 3 J B.MIIler 12-30 0 0 0 0 Kennigan 1 2 l o 0 0 Dukes (L,1-{) ) • 4 3 3 0 0 HOUSf Open M«n. Thors. • «.rn.t o9 iuit. Carlton CW.I5-4) ... 9 51117 Mlngori l o 0 0 0 1 at 8:30 a.m. Friday with finals Pena 3 2 1 1 1 1 f HBr>—by D.Roberls (Cru). T—2:12. HSP-by Paul (Munson). T—2:12. A— WP—Leonhard, Dukes. T—2:29. A— 75/06JS Op«n »to 5:30 Daily Sat. • t» 1 p.m. Tu«s., W.d., Pri. • to 5:3O— S«t. • to 3 p.m. 8,025. * on Saturday. 11,709. Genfry PAGE 6' SECTION 1 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1971 Ellsberg Ordered to Appear for Trial Where to Go, What to Do in Madison Area BOSTON (UPI) — Dr-. Daniel Ellsberg, - who admits leaking Judge Bailey Aldrich took no Ellsberg, a • former Defense the top secret Pentagon Papers to the press, was ordered by a immediate action. Department and State Depart- Good Morning! of Highway 14, south of here. ARLINGTON — The Fire federal judge Thursday to appear for trial in California on "IF THE warrant is the-product ment economist, helped prepaijie The Madison Imperial The Powder Puff race for Dept.'s annual free festival charges of illegal possession and distribution of the 47-volume of illegal wiretapping, it must the Pentagon study when he Horse Show runs today women drivers will be a spe- will be Saturday afternoon study of the Vietnam war. be'suppressed," Boudin said. He worked several, years ago for cial feature. At a removal hearing, U.S. said he had no evidence that il- the Rand Corp.''in'-- Santa Mon- through Sunday in the Dane and evening and all day Sun- ica, Calif. He surrendered to day at Fireman's Park. There District Judge \y. Arthur Garr- legal wiretapping was used to County Memorial Coliseum. MAZOMANIE — Snowmo- ity set Aug. 16 as the arraign- produce the Indictments re- federal authorities June 28 in Performances will be from bile grass drag races will will be a parade at 1 p.m. Boston after he was mdicted. Sunday. ment date for Ellsberg in Los turned by a federal Grand Jury 1 p.m. to midnight today and begin at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Angeles. Garrity expressed dis- in Los Angeles, "but it is up to Sunday and from 9 a.m. lo Mazomanie Sportsmen's Club- In Sports appointment that Ellsberg was the government" to prove its midnight Saturday. house, on County Highway Y, not in court, but accepted the evidence is not tainted. Chinese Missiles off of Highway 78, between SWIMMING, DIVING- pledge of the chief defense at- Lawrence P. Cohen, assistant In Madison Sauk City and here. The Madison All-Pool Swim- torney, Leonard B. Boudin, that U.S. attorney, said the only ConfirmecJ by U.S. STAGE - "Attic Angel" ming and Diving Champion- Ellsberg would report as or- COLUMBUS — A "Rollover issue was whether Ellsberg is WASHINGTON (UPI) - The and "Dog Sled" will be per- ships will begin at 9 a.m. dered. Defense Department said formed by the Broom Street Contest," in which drivers run the man named on the two- In Area, State today and Saturday at the WITH THE consent of govern- count indictment. He said the Thursday Red China probably Theater at 9 tonight and Sat- their car off a ramp to try to Shorewood Hills Pool. DANIEL ELLSBERG urday and Sunday nights in roll it over as many times as ment attorneys, Garrity contin- issue of wiretapping was "irrel- had installed for the first time a MONONA — The eighth an- evant" to the proceedings. St. Francis House, 1001 Uni- nual Monona Fun Day will be possible, will be Sunday at the FOOTBALL — The Green ued to allow Ellsberg free, on and the other a request for a few missiles with a range of versity Ave. Columbus 151 Speedway, 8 Bay Packers will meet the $50,000 bail. continuance of the r e m oval Ellsberg, 40, a senior re- 1,000 miles, which might be cap- held Sunday, beginning at 11 able of hitting targets such as a.m. Events include an art miles north of Sun Prairie, off Chicago Bears in their first Garrity denied two defense hearing. search associate at the Center STAGE — The Wisconsin o( Highway 151. pre-season game at 8 p.m. motions, one for a show cause Boudin challenged Garrity's for International Studies at Japan, India, or the. Soviet Players will perform "Ten show, firemen's water fights, youth dance, and a fireworks Saturday in Milwaukee order requiring U.S. Magistrate ruling by filing a petition in the Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Union. Little Indians" at 8 tonight in LODI — An open-air market Peter W. Princi to hold a hear- U.S. Court. of. Appeals asking nology, has said he released the A Pentagon spokesman would the Compass Theater, 2201 display. All events are at Win- County Stadium. The game nequah Park. will be Saturday in the park- ing to determine whether wire- that Garrity and Princi be or- documents because "the people not say, however, where the University Ave. ing lot at the south end of will be televised on Madison's tapping was used to produce the dered to conduct a hearing on have a need and a right to know missiles were located or where WAUNAKEE - An arts and Main St. Channel 3, WISC-TV. indictments against Ellsberg, the "b u g g i n g" issue. Chief the truth." they were aimed. STAGE-"I Do, I Do" will crafts show will be Saturday be performed by the Madison and Sunday in the American Civic Repertory Theater at Legion Club House grounds. •x 8:30 tonight and Saturday WAUNAKEE - The Cen- night in Covenant Presby- tennial Celebration will begin terian Church. at 4 p.m. today, with an 11 STAGE — The Wisconsin a.m. parade Saturday, and all Players will perform "Little day Sunday. The values are here for Murders" at 8 p.m. Saturday REWEY - The Iowa Grant in the Compass Theater. Conservation Club will spon- sor a corn boil and trapshoot STAGE — The Edgewood at 11 a.m. Sunday at the Players will perform "The In- grounds, between Rewey and school days and every day. nocents" at 8 tonight, "Dial Arthur on County Line Rd. M for Murder" at 8 p.m. Sat- BEAVER DAM - "Fiddler urday, and "Barefoot in the on the Roof" will be per- Park" at 8 p.m. Sunday in the formed by the Beaver Dam Green Ram Theater, Baraboo. Community Theater at 8:15 ART — An exhibition of tonight in the Wisconsin Thea- original art will open today in ter. flie Wisconsin Union Main BARABOO — The Sank Gallery. County Art Assn. wilt sponsor Special Special Special an outdoor art festival from CONCERT - There will be 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday $ 125 a city band concert at 3 p.m. and Sunday on the courthouse Sunday in the Vilas Park square. 4., 10 99* Bandshell. Campus carry-all of SPRING GREEN — "The Men's long point collar Ladies' stretch.nylon heavy cotton twill with CARILLON — There will be Barber of Seville" will be per- shir! with short sleeve pantyhose in mesh. rubberized lining; styling. Polyester/cotton Nude heel. Choose a carillon concert at 5 p.m. formed by La Guilde Co. at 8 drawstring closure. Blue tonight and Saturday night in is Permanent Press. suntan or coffee bean. Sunday in the University of or green. Wisconsin Carillon Tower. the Card Theater. Medium tones. Doors will:open at 4:45 p.m. EAST BRISTOL — Brats for those who wish to tour the and beer will be served in St. tower. Joseph's parish hall from 3 to PIGEON SHOW — The 9 p.m. Sunday. Four Lakes Pigeon Club will BARNEVELD - The Amer- display from 50 to 70 birds ican Legion will sponsor a pig from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Satur- roast at 6 p.m. Saturday, and day in the VKilas Park Shel- the Barneveld Advancement ter House. Assn. will sponsor a chicken barbecue until 3 p.m. Sunday ARBORETUM TOUR - A at Luau Days at Birch Lake, guided tour oE Curtis Prairie % mile north of the village. will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Sun- day in the Vilas Park Shel- FOX LAKE — The Cham- at the Curtis Prairie parking ber of Commerce will sponsor a corn festival today through lot. Sunday. 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YOU TOR60T fER WHEATKS! Carter Replaces Nitschke; Phils Slow THE CAPITAL TIMES AFTER. 16 YEARS OF COU-E6E THEGOAL COACHING, POST? ARE Butkus Has Bad Knee PIP YOU NOTICE IMMEPlAfEUY ON THE ABOUT Stargell To By FRED MILVERSTEDT perennial All-Pro middle line- "UTORlMS PR05 (Of The Capital Times Sports Statl) backers will be missing from MILWAUKEE - A successful the starting lineups when the Win, 3 to 2 college coach receives his com- Green Bay Packers and the Chi- petitive baptism in the National cago Bears open their 1971 exhi- SCORES: WIBA 238-2601 By HAL BOCK (Associated Press Sports, Writer) Football League tonight and two bition schedule in the annual Shrine charity game at Milwau- SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1971 Willie Stargell, whose major kee County Stadium. league leading 39 home runs Dan Devine, who compiled a and 101 runs batted in make 120-40-8 record at Arizona State him an expert on opposing and Missouri before replacing WHEW A )itchers, once was asked about Phil Bengtson last January as Yanks Snap MAN WITH KIO FRO Philadelphia's Joe Hoerner. EXPERIENCE VW& Packer coach and general man- MAMEP COACH. F-EVIME MAK.ES IT CLEAR:: The big slugger frowned, and HE WIUL NOT ATTEMPT TO ^ ager, will be watching his new IMITATE VIMCE U>M&AR7I. replied: "I'm 0-for-nine years team for the first time under Win Streak against him." fire. Although pointing for a vic- Phillie Manager Frank Lu- tory, Devine is principally con- chesi won't admit it, but he cerned with taking a long, hard By Dobson Brews Win must have been eavesdropping look at the way his 62 veterans when Stargell surrendered that and rookies react under pres- By BERT ROSENTHAL Mustangs' Aerials nformation. Anyway, Lucchesi (Associated Press sports Writer) sure, i Mound Duel igures his Stargell specialist is * * * When Pat Dobson was in the ioerner and he didn't hesitate One veteran conspicuously ab- midst of a 12-game winning to use him Friday night. streak, the Baltimore right- * * * sent from Devine's starting de- FroniRoyals fense will be 34-year-old Ray hauder was asked how many Bomb Chiefs, 57-7 V Lucchesi lifted reliever Billy more games he thought he Nitschke, the man selected two KANSAS CITY - Paul Split- Wilson and made him a third years ago as the NFL's Ail- would win during the remainder OSHKOSH — Madison Mus- A crowd of 1,714 saw Jerry being cut by Washington, made tor ff is being dogged by hard jaseman for one batter while of the 1971 season. Dan Devine Time middle linebacker. A tang coach Bob Moerke felt he Sehliern, Lew Ritcherson, Jim a 30-yarder and booted six extra luck like no other pitcher in the loerner came on to do his thing three-time All-Pro and a Packer "All of them, the way I'm could pass on the, Manitowoc Kreicha, and James Johnson points. American League. against Stargell. Sure enough, fixture for 13 years, Nitschke pitching," he replied. Chiefs before his team's Friday score for the Mustangs in a The Kansas City Royals left- he strategy worked. Hoerner will be replaced by heir-apar- In mid-season, when the New night exhibition here. And .he shocking 550-yard 'total offense hander has won four and lost struck out Stargell and Wilson ent Jungle Jim Carter, an ag- York Yankees plunged nine was never so' right. display. The Mustangs wasted no time five since -being recalled from came back to finish off the rest gressive, 230-pound second-year games under .500 — their lowest The Mustangs led by the ac- The Chiefs' only interest getting on the Scoreboard. Their Omaha on May 29. Four of his of the Pirates, nailing down man from Minnesota. ebb of the season — Manager curate tosses of veteran Jerry came in the final period as first series was stopped, but defeats have been a single run. Philadelphia's 3-2 victory. Significantly, Nitschke's Bear Ralph Houk insisted that his Hackbart and rookie Terry Hawaiian born Bucky. Paopao with 4:44 left in the first quarter In those four one-run lickings, Elsewhere in the National counterpart and old rival, Dick :!ub was better than the stand- Murawski completed 18 of 22 scored .from 13-yards out. Hackbart connected with Ritch- Splittorff gave up only seven League Friday night, New York Butkus, will also be occupying ings indicated. passes (nine each) for an over- Dewey Stendahl, the former: erson on a seven-yard toueh- runs. He lost three by 2-1 and munded Atlanta 9-1, Cincinnati an unaccustomed seat on the Friday night, the surging trampled Montreal 9-1, St. Louis iYahkees justified Houk's faith whelming 57-7 victory at spar- LaCrosse State star kicker who d play. Ritcherson was a the other 1-0. He got bombed sidelinesW1A4WLX111.LJ. -L.* U ButkuIf tY U O UliUtsJ YTCIllunderwen. • i, t -,. , . kling new Titan Stadium. recently joined the team after former quarterback at the Uni- only once, a 12-3 route by the ipped San Francisco 12-8 and corrective knee surgery during im ,em' clmbmS over *e .500 San Diego nipped Houston 4-3. mark for th firs me this sea v e r s i t y of Wisconsin several Chicago White Sox. the off-season and has been u f. j; " ' years ago. * * * * * X: slow to mend. Word has it that son, by routing Dobson and the Lucchesi needed a little help the 6-3, 245-pound "Bruiser" Orioles 12'3 A couple of minutes later, -Splittorff's latest scrape with 0 put on his strategy show and Matthews Butkus U.S. Cagers Ousted Schliem, the big fullback, was hard luck came Friday night at , will not be available to Coach „„,,. , on the end of a 42-yard Hack- IB got it from rookie Willie 'JimDooley until the opening of i,. J .. ,reminde „ d. me of the hands of the Milwaukee Montanez. The young outfielder, 16 g d old da 3aid Houk 1 bart throw and Madison was up, Brewers. You guessed it regular season play. Lee Royi" °° t #> >art of the compensation St. Caffey, a . former Packer, felm refer™ce to years ago when 13-0 after the opening period. the score was 2-1. Louis sent to the Phillies when ithe Yankees used to dominate In Pan Am ''Share The second period saw the Only Monday night, he slated to fill his middle line-! Curt Flood refused to report two backer slot. the American League, winning By JERRY LISKA eliminated by some hanky- Mustangs' most extensive drive dropped a 2-1 decision to the years ago, clubbed a two-run 129 pennants and 20 world chain- (Associated Press Sports Writer) p a n k y in the Pan-American — an 87-yard march — capped Oakland Athletics, the runaway homer in the top of the eighth pi hips from 1921 to 196t leaders of the AL West. Two other ex-Packers, center! °f , ' CALI, Colombia Wi — The Games.- by a Murawski to Kreicha pasi inning, giving the Phils the U y Said lhe The USA cage team, a crew of 25 yards. Kreicha was the "That's a bad deal," said lead. Bob Hyland and cornerback dlsa , L^V!mte ? i? l " United States' strong swimming Splittorff, unable to conceal his Bob Jeter, will also start for the PP° d Dobson after forces, off to a sputtering start, o f collegiate underclassmen, leading ground gainer for West- The manager let Wilson pitch n „„ ?„!.„„ i i_j ,- m.-. iwatctiinjc h i n gj nis strings of 12 ern Illinois last fall. disappointment. "Still, I like to Bears. Jeter, traded to Chicago were expected to get a gold suffered the ignominy of being to leadoff man Roberto Clem- three weeks ago, should be es- straight victories and nine con- the country's first failure after go'into the ninth inning knowing ente in the bottom of the eighth fecutive complete games end as medal surge rolling today as we're still hi the game. If I do pecially eager to bang .heads Uncle Sam's humiliated basket- completly dominating the sport and then switched to Hoerner. with his old mates. Beset by the Yanks rolled to their fifth since the PanAm Games began The Chiefs .finally halted Mad- that, then I think I've pitchec "We had it all planned from the win in a row and hiked their ball team packed up after being well." • poor conditioning and personal in 1951. ison with 6:23 left in the half beginning of the inning," Luc- problems, Jeter b e c a m e the record to 57-56. The elimination occurred with and Stendahl was called to kick chesi said. "Everybody knew first Packer veteran to incure the U.S. basketball p 1 a y e r s his first field goal with the Cen- .Splittorff went into the ninth what was going to happen." Devine's wrath. Elsewhere in the American Jerry spectators at a game in which tral States.League team. He re- against the Brewers all tied up Based on his past experiences AI Matthews, who started at League, Detroit blanked Boston Brazil admittedly shaved points s p o n d e d accurately and the 1-1 in a tense battle with Mil- with Hoerner, even Stargell right cornerback for Green Bay 2-0; Milwaukee edged Kansas in a 73-68 victory yesterday over Mustangs led 23-0. waukee's Skip Locwood, 8-7. might have expected the lefty. against Detroit in the final Cify 2-1; Washington trounced Seven Under Cuba. Gary Buss intercepted a pass "I think," said Lucchesi, "he Cleveland 7-3; Chicago stopped | * * * Tommy Harper led off the game of the 1970 season, is De- just before intermission and ninth with a double, only the (Hoerner) has his number." Ray Nitschke vine's current solution to Jeter's Oakland 7-0; and California de- ' Under a complicated system Murawski hit Ritcherson with fourth and last hit off Splittorff. j That number would be three— departure. He will join Kenifeated Minnesota 2-0. In Classic involving point spreads to re- his second touchdown pass of Ron Theobald's sacrifice moved 1 for each strike. Ellis, Willie Wood and Doug Dobson, after being fagged solve ties in divisional competi- the night. Pro Football for six hits and .six runs in 3 2-3 AKRON, Ohio (/?) — Young Harper to third, and the Mil- Hart in the starting defensive tion, had Brazil defeated Cuba Interceptions b y linebacker waukee outfielder scored on a Tom Seaver took over the Na- (By The Associated press) innings, said, "I didn't have my school backfield. Jerry Heard, z high by more than five points, Brazil Dave Kanas and defensive sacrifice fly by John Briggs, tional League strikeout lead and National Football League [rhythm. Nothing seemed to track runner, c o m p a r e d his and the USA would have ad- backs Bob Schaffner and Steve who had driven in the Brewers' fired a four-hitter, easing the Exhibition Games Carter will be flanked by vet- work. I tried switching from a $150,000 American Golf Classic vanced to the finals. Kessenich set up some more other run in the fourth same Mets past Atlanta. Seaver Friday's Games erans Dave Robinson and, Fred fastball to a curve, then from a lead today to a mile run. Cuba, despite an earlier 73-69 scores in the second half, as fhe way. struck out 11, running his sea- Buffalo 14, New Orleans 10 Carr, considered by many to be curve to a fast ball, but I "I never ran the mile, but you upset of the USA, would have contest turned into a complete! Theobald bothered Splittorff son's total to 188, four more Dallas 45, Los Angeles 21 the best outside linebackers in couldn't do anything right." never ran the mile, but you been eliminated although all rout for the Mustangs. all night. He tripled in the than Chicago's Ferguson Jen- Only games scheduled the It was his first setback since never could tell who was going league. Robinson, coming June 12, when he was beaten 7-3 three wound up Group B play It was Madison's second pre- fourth with one out and scored kins. It was the eighth time this Saturday's Games back from a crippling Achilles to win by who was leading at with 2-1 marks. season win, while the Chiefs on Briggs' sacrifice fly. He sin- season and 30th time in his ca- tendon injury he sustained in by Chicago. It was his first in- the half," said the 24-year-old Kansas City at Baltimore, complete game since June 25, In yesterday's game, Brazil, dropped their first after opening gled in the first and walked in reer that Seaver had struck out night the fourth game last year, has! Visalia, Calif., pro, thinking of an earlier 81-79 overtime loser with an impressive victory a the sixth. 10 or more in a game. he was removed for a his seven-under-par 133 that Cincinnati at Miami, night been a frequent All-Pro while pinch hitter in the ninth inning to the USA, had a 73-64 lead week ago. i "I've always had trouble with Still, he wasn't completely New York Jets vs. Detroit ati Can- was voted Most Valuable paced the field by .three shots Wjth a minute to play and called \ Theobald," Splittorff said. Continued on 2nd Sports Page pla er a year ago in the Pro during a 7-3 Baltimore victory after 36 holes. Itime out. Tampa, Fla., night i y over Boston. And the nine-run "He's the pesky type. He hits Green Bay vs. Chicago, at!Bowl- Heard had his reason .'for a; * * * Mad. Man. margin was the worst beating Firs.1 dtwns 35 1? the ball where it's pitched. He's Milwaukee, night The defensive line will include cautious approach. Despite! The Brazilian coach, Edson Rushing 12 4 a tough hitter." Still in Race 'Clarence Williams and Lionel the Orioles have absorbed this 870,048 in 1971 winnings, he Passing 10 7 Washington at San Diego, i.season. Bispo dos Santos, obviously told Penalty ni ht ,A 1 d r i d g e at ends and Mike, hasn't won in three years on the Yards rushing — 219 62j FILER, Idaho - Two Wiscon- § his team to put on the brakes. Yards passing . 33! l(Ul MILWAUKEE KANSAS CITY | McCoy and Bob Brown at tac- ab r h bi ab r h bi sin youngsters are still in com- Only games scheduled tour. His bulge over second- Brazil failed to score in the Total yards gained ... 550 166 Ikles. Baltimore Manager Earl passes .. 13-224) 10-2.M Harper If 4120 Palek ss .1000 petition in the National High Sunday's Games place Bob Lunn, in with 69-67— final minute while Cuba scored Penally yardage .. 100 7B Theobald 2b 2120 Keough rf 4120 Weaver was philosophical about 136, was the largest of the year. Punting .. 3-30.5 4-27.2 Briggs Ib 2002 Otis cf 4030 School Rodeo. Pace Merrill. Cleveland at San Francisco four free throws—exactly Fumbles lost 0 ' Cardenal cf 4000 Hopkins Ib 4011 Offensively, Devine will go the drubbing. "You've got to Madison 1317 720—57 Mitchell rf 3000 Piniella If 4000 Baraboo, has 90 points and New England at Minnesota enough for the five-point spread Manitowoc 0007—7 pena 3b 3000 Rojas 2b 2000 with Zeke Bratkowski at quar- have those kind of games some- The previous best after 36 which eliminated the USA. Mustangs — Ritcherson, 7, pass from ERodrgez c 3 0 0 0 Schaal 3b 3000 ranks third in bullriding while Only games scheduled times," he said. Hackbart (Stendahl, kick) Auerbach ss 3000 Kirfcpafrfc c 3 0 0 0 Shelly Haskins, River Falls, is Monday's Games terback backed by a running holes was two strokes by Bob E. After the game, Bispo dos Mustangs — Schliem, 42, pass from Lockwood p 3000 Splittorff p 3010 tandem of Donny Anderson and Despite the loss, Dobson has a Smith in the Los Angeles Open, Hackbart (Kick wide) Sanders p 0000 leading the breakaway roping New York Giants at Houston, Santos admitted: "The situation Mustangs — Kreicha, 25, pass from Perry Williams. At the age of 15-5 record, and is the biggest Charles Coody in the Nelson Murawski (Stendahl, kick) with a point total of 9.1. night is better for us as'it is. The Mustangs — FG, 30, Stendahl. Total 27 2 4 2 Total 31 1 7 1 39, Bratkowski rejoins the Pack winner on the talented Oriole Classic and Arnold Palmer in United States is a better team." Mustangs — Ritcherson, 18, pass from Milwaukee 000 TOO 001-2 The top 10 contestants in each Philadelphia at Oakland, pitching staff. 1 Murawski (Stendahl, kick) night as a player after sitting out two the Westchester Classic. Mustangs — Johnson, 8, pass from Kansas City . 000 100 000—1 event will compete Sunday aft- DP—Milwaukee 2, Kansas City 1. i seasons as backfield coach. He And despite the loss, the Ori- It took a cut of 148 or better USA rnarh Tim fliirlcrpr nf i Hackbart (Stendahl, klk) ernoon for national titles.. Only games scheduled UOA cuaui dim UUager Ol Mustangs — Kreicha, 88, .pass from Mur- LOB—Milwaukee 2, Kansas City 4. 2B— (fills in for Bart Starr, languish- oles retained their 4%-game and 71 players were in the third awski (Slendahl, kick) Otis, Harper. 3B—Theobald. SB—Harper, East Texas State, commented: Chiefs — Paopao, 13, run (Worrell, Theobald. S—Theobald. SF—Briggs 2. ing on the taxi squad while re- lead over Boston in the AL round today over the plush, "You can draw your own con- kick) IP H R ER BBSO East. Mustangs — Schliem. 39, pass from Lockwood (W.8-7) .81-37 ! 1 1 3 covering from arm surgery. tough 7,180-yard Firestone South clussions. But I think it's a Murawski (Stendahl, kick) Sanders . 2-300000 Splitlorff (L.4-5) ... 9 42 2 1 6 Ken Bowman will start at Meanwhile, the Yanks' vic- •Continued on 2nd Sporls P«yc - — Schliem, 8, run (kick wide) course. Save—Sanders center for Green Bay to test his tory — their 10th in 15 games — Only seven players in the field ailing shoulder. Gale Gil- pulled the fourth-place New of 103 cracked par for 36 holes, lingham and Bill Lueck are set Yorkers within 12 games of the led by the remarkable Heard. Orioles. at guards while Francis Peay * * « Although he had never seen or and Dick Himes man the tac- played Firestone before this kles. John Hilton is slated as All-Star center fielder Bobby \veek, Heard whistled, sang and the starting tight end, John Mtircer, the 1 e a g u e 's second hummed his way to two rounds Spilis is the wide receiver and leading batter, paced the of bogey-less golf. Yanks' assault against Dobson i v '% Carroll Dale will go at flanker. Dale Livingston and rookie and two relievers with three "I even like to watch the birds Karl Kremser will divide kick- hits, including a rhree-run — anything to relax. It beats ing duties as Devine continues homer, boosting his average to worrying about what you are to search for an answer to a .339. going to do on your next shot," nagging Packer problem. Murcer triggered a five-run- said Heard. uprising in the fourth inning After taking the lead from Withheld from action due to with a single. Ron Blomberg.: first round co-leader Mike Hill injuries are running backs Jim Continued on 2nd Sports Page on the first hole with a birdie, Grabowski and Larry Krausc. Heard was in front all the way. Himcs sprained an ankle in He reeled off eight pars birdied Homer Hitters 1 on. 2nd Sports Kf

Westside Swim Club Both Mary and Larry Olson keep their heads down. —State Journal Photos by Edwin Stein Wins All-City Meet medley: 1—Reif, 1:18,8; 50-yard breast: 1 Westside Swim Club swept the —Allen, 41:8; 50-yard fly: 1—Olsen, 36.8,- total high point trophy and 100-yard free relay: 1—Olsen, Julie Ser- genlnn, Garland, Reif, Ridgewood, 1:01.0. Heard Keeps Lead at 8 Under swimming title for the second GIRLS 11-12. 200-yard medley relay: 1—J u I a n n straight year in the All-City Schmidt, Molly Baer, Patty Christiansen, AKRON, 0. W — Young Jerry rounds in his first try at the par, Heard, without a victory in NICKLAUS, CURRENT PGA Marcy Fox, Westside, 2:15.4; 50-yard Pool Meet which concluded Sat- free: 1—Robin Reif, Ridgewood, 28.9; 50- rleard, blistering the treacher- 70, 7,180-yard layout, was five ;hree years on .the tour, but win- champion, charged in with a 69 urday at the Shorewood Pool. yard back: 1—Laura Hong, Parckrest, ous Firestone South Course at a strokes ahead of Gay" Brewer 34.0; 100-yard Individual medley: 1—Baer, ner of $70,048 this season, shot and moved into a tie for fourth Westside finished w i t h 493 Westside, 1:11.3; SO-yard breast: 1—Liz record pace, fired a third and Dale Douglass of Golden, rounds of 67-68-67 to break the place at even par 210 with Fred Sharratt, Hlllfarm, 40.0; 50-yard fly: 1— points to 463 for Ridgewood, 347 Reff, Ridgewood, 31.5,- 200-yard free .traight sub-par round Satur- Colo. '4-hole mark of 203 shared by Marti of Baytown, Tex., .and for Hill Farm, and 275 for Park- relay: 1—Julie Shalh, Mary Lockert, Tany day, a two-under-par 68, for a lay Floyd, Bobby Mitchell and Steve Reid of St. Louis. Reid Shatrawka, Laura Hong, Parkcrest, BREWER SHOT the day's crest. Shorewood Hills finished 1:59.6. 54-hole total of 201 to lead the Jack Nicklaus. also had a 69 and Marti a 72.. fifth with 262 points, while GIRLS 13-14 150,000 American Golf Classic. best round, a 67, moving him Arnold Palmer, a two-tinie 200-yard medley 'relay: 1—Jenny Siev- into a deadlock for second place If the whistling humming Maple Bluff had 200 and Mo- ert, Debby Garland, Barb Bryant, Bobbl i leard keeps his pace, he not winner of the Classic who is Relf, Ridgewood, 2:07.5; 50-yard free: 1— The 24 year-old Californian, at 206 with Douglass, who came nona 87. Laura Crlssinger, Parkcrest 28.1; 50-yard only is in position to win the seeking his fifth tour victory back: 1—Slevert, Ridgewood, 33.8; 100- hitting only two bogies in three in with a'69. GIRLS I-UNDER yard free: Crlssinger, Parkcreast, 28.1; 130,000 first prize, but has a this season, scrambled to a 72 100-yard medley relay: 1— Pam 100-yar Individual medley: 1—Garland, Schmidt, Laura Rokavlna, Dirmy Mes- Ridgewood, 1:12.6; 50-yard fly: 1—Bryant, shot at the widest victory mar- and was 14 shots off Heard's sner, Joanne. Toomay, Westside/ 1:17.9; Ridgewood, 29.6; 50-yard breast: 1—Liz ;in of the year. blistering pace at 215. 25-yard free: 1—Kstle Wise, Hlllfarm, Lambert, Maple Bluff, 36.3; 200-yard free Trickle, Rude Have Big Nights 15.8; 25-yard back:' 1—Diane Fair, Shore- relay—I—Garland, Sievert, Bryant, Reif, wood Hills, 19.6; 25-yard breast: 1—tie, Ridgewood, 1:53.8. Sandy Baker, Shorewood, and Laura Ru- Dick Trickle of Wisconsin bridge won every race they en- kavina, WestsWe, 22.0; 25-yard fly: 1— .. GIRLS 15-17 Wise, Hllliam, 17.9; 100-yard free relay: 1 200-yard medley relay: 1-LaurIe John- Rapids and Mike Rude of Cam- tered Friday night at Capital —Schmidt, Rukavlna, Toomey, Messner, son, Lynn Friedman, Mary Kay Baer, Sherly Walter, Westside, 2:13.1; 100-yard .Westside, 1:11.5. Speedway. GIRLS M» free; 1—Jean Beyler, Ridgewood, 1:03. 3; Trickle set the fast time in 100-yard medley relay: 1—Alyson Gar IM-yard back; 1—Laura Crisslnger, Park- Lofe Pro Football land, Gail Allen, Janet OJsen, Henee ReJf, crest, 1:10.7) 100-yard Individual medleys late models in 19-67 seconds, and Ridgewood; 50-yard free: 1—Renee Relf, 1—Joan Sample, Shorewood hills, 1:09.9; COWBOYS 45, RAMS 21 100-yard breast; 1—Arle Walker, Maple D LA Ridgewood, 31.2; 50-yard back: 1—Gar- = followed with wins in the trophy land, Ridgewood, 38.7; 100-yard Individual Bluff, 1:21.6; SO-yard fly; 1—S a m p 1 e, irst downs . 19 19 Shorewood Hills, 31.8; 200-yard free relay; Pushing yardage 49 dash, fast heat race, and 30-Iap —Friedman, Wolter, Johnson, Baer, assirig yardage ... 215 334 Westside, 1:54.9. Return yardage ... .202 12 feature. BOYS 8-UNDER "asses .19-32-0 22-37-4 100 yard medley relay: 1—Gerard Aver- unls .5-37 i-30 Bill Retallick and Johnny Zie- ..0 0 Late Baseball , George Wlrtanen, Steve Boyle, Andy ' ~Z V *""'","" :'/ i fV*v^5 =umbles lost gler, both of Madison, finished 1 Ciulla, Hlllfarm, 1:21.2; 25-yard free: 1— * ^ftf^- : '*"&•* ^T)t5&"*' Yards Penalized ... 85 73 FRIDAY NIGHT eff Barta, Ridgewood, 16.2; 25-yard Dallas 7 14 17 7—45 second and third behind Trickle. CHICAGO OAKLAND back: 1—Andy Baer, Westside, 20.1; 25- Los Angeles r.7 0 7 7_2l ab r h bl ab r h bi 'ard breast: 1—Barta, Ridgewood, 21.1,- Cowboys— Ditka, : pass from Morion Ron Scalissi of Madison won A'vnrado 2b 5110 Campnris ss 4010 25-yard fly: 1—Ron Blum, Shorewood (Clark, kick) PKelly rf 5220 Monday cf 4000 Hills, 19.1; 100-yard free relay: 1—Averlll, Rams—Snow, 67, pass from Gabriel the late model semi-feature. WWHams If 4132 RJackson rf 4000 Jim Boyle, Ciulla, Steve Boyle, Hillfarm, (Ray, kick) Summer Clearance on Melton 3b 4000 Epstein Ib 3000 I2.5. Cowboys—Hill, 9, run (Clark, kr:k) Rude had the fast time of Hrrmann c 4100 Bando 3b, 2010 BOYS 9-10 Cowboys—Hayes, 25, pass from Stau- 22.87, a heat race victory, and Famous Name Andrews Ib 4124 Mangual 1f 3000 100-yard medley relay: 1—Andy bach (Clark, kick) .lohnstone cf 4 1 3 1 Tenace c 3000 Schmidt, Casey Baer, Jim Christiansen, Cowboys—FG, Conway, 48 won the hobby feature. Morales ss 4010 DGreen 2b 2000 31en Bahr, Westside, 1:08.1; 50-yard free: Rams—Snow, 49, pass from Sweetan Golf Clubs Bradley p 4000 Hegan ph 1000 I—Dave Sievert, Ridgewood, 29.9; 50-yard (Ray, Rick) A special six lap powder puff . LaRussa 2b 0000 back: 1—Suevert, Ridgewood, 36.5; 100- Cowboy;—Hill, 1, run (Convay, kick) ) Odom p 1000 yard Individual medley: 1—Andy Schmidt, Rams—T. Williams, 1, run (Ray, kick) race was won by Marie Rabe of Roland p 0000 Westside, 1:19.5; 50-yard breast: 1—Casey Cowboys—Washington, IOJ,. pass inter- by Wilson Hendrick ph 1 0 0 0 Baer, Westside, 40.6; 50-yard fly: I—Jim ception (Convay, kick) Sauk City. Kmkwskl p 0000 Christiansen, Westside, 36.5; Blefary ph 1000 100-yard free relay: 1—Paul Averlll, and other Knowles p 0000 Doug Kopp, Bob Ronne, Craig Trautman, Total 38 7 12 7 Total 29 0 2 0 Hillfarm, 58.'7. Chicago 0«1 005 001—7 BOYS 11-12 FRiE HELIME t Name Brand Oakland OOo 000 0 o o— 0 200-yard medley relay: 1—Mark Kosi DP—Oakland 1. LOB—Chicago 7, cowski, Jim Kanner, Paul Bahr, Mark Oakland 3. 2B—Alvarado, Mor Dewey, Westsldf, 2:07.9; 50-yard free: 1 Manufacturers WW.Illlams, Johnslone, .PKelly. 38- —Mike Stahl, Parkiest, 27.0; ;0-yard Repeat by Popular Demand Campaneris. HR—Andrews (8), back: 1—Kosikowski, Westside, 33.5;'100 Johnslone (8). SB—P.Kelly. yard individual medley: I—Dewey, West- limited time IP H R ER BB SO side, 1:12.4; 50-yard breast: 1—Jon Bradley (W,ll-9) ..9 2001 Grinder, Shorewood Hills, 35.1; 50-yard Odom (L,«-B) 51-38 4 6 .2 fly: 1—Paul Bahr, Westside, 31.4i 200- Roland 2-30 0 0 0 1 yard free relay: 1—Reed Messner, Bahr, SAVE Klimkowskl 2 2 0 0 0 1 Kosikowski, Dewey, Westside, 1:55.4. Knowles 1 2 T 1 0 1 BOYS 1M4 1 HBP—by Klimkowskl (Mellon). WP— 200-yard medley relay: 1— Todd Suevert, i^;~">'/:^^t'i^t!i'v. v'tff^&S*??? '? Kltmkowski. T—2:24. A— 7,357. Chip Davenport, Dan Hanrahan, Bob Gro- gan, Ridgewood, 1:59-8; 100-yard free: 1 MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA —Dan Hanrahan, Ridgewood, 57.7; 100- ?.*Z!c'&*?^^."'; -•-,* abrhbl ab r h b •ard back: 1—Bill Doyle, Parkcrest, ^;^v'? >re^ Tovar If 4000 Alomar 2b 4 0 1 0 UP :0«.B; 200-yard Individual medley: 1— Carew 2b 3000 Rivers cf 4020 Sievert, R I d g e wood, 2:15.4; 100-yard Oliva rf 4 ft 2 0 Gonzalez If 2000 breast: 1—Sievert, Ridgewood, 1:10.7; Ground rules were no problem. KIHebrew Ib 1 0 0 0 McMullen 3b 3 1 1 0 100-yard fly: 1—Doyle, Parkcrest, 1:04.8,- Holt cf 4000 Spencer Ib 3010 200-yard free relay: 1—Davenport, Gro- Cardenas ss 4000 Stephnsn c 3000 gsn, Hanrahan, Sievert, Rid (jew odd, Braun 3b 2010' Repoz rf 4 1 ! 2 1:44.9. TO Mltterwld c 4 0 0 0 Chrtsn ss 2000 BOYS 15-17 ' J Perry p 3000 Mesersth p 3000 200-yard medley relay: 1—Ray Baer, Alyea ph 1000 George Benish, Brian Humphrey, John MOTOR Total 30 0 3 0 Total 28 2 « 2 Degler, Westside, 1:54.0; 100-yard free: 1 Minnesota 000 000 o 0 0—0 —Mike McGuire, Maple Bluff, 54.0; 100- Cillfern]» ttO*02 0 0 x—2 yard back: 1—Ray Baer, Weststde, 1:04.8; RING AND LOB—Minnesota 1, California 8. 2B— 200-yard individual medley: 1—McGuire Rivers 2, Oliva. HR—Repoz (8). S— Maple Bluff, 2:17.3; 100-yard breast: 1- VALVE JOB Spencer. Tom Wencel, Ridgewood, 1:13.3; 100-yard With purchase of 4 1/2 H.P. IP H RER'BBSO fly: 1—John Degler, Westside, 1:00.9; 200 j.Perry (L,12-13) ..a 6225 yard free relay: 1—Tom Picone, Scotl 50°/< Mcsersfh (W,ll-ll> 9 3004 S i ev er I, Bruce Wencel, Tom Wencel EASTERN STAR MINI-BIKE Markdowns throughout the store on T—2:16. A—30,140. 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