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Area Football Teams to Play 6 Games This I Ml 1 A I fa ftP i ii mmm i PACE 8 Ironwood Goes lo Bessemer On Saturday Ironwood and Bossemer will tangle Saturday night at Bessemer in one of the 'wo Michigan Wisconsin Conference contests on this weekend's schedule for area high school football teams. The other M-W game will be played on Friday night with Superior Cathedral meeting Ashland at Ashland. Wakefield and Hurley, the other M-W teams will be in action against non conference foes. Hurley will play host to Maple on Friday night and Wakefield wil' invade Norway on Saturday. Ontonagon will entertain Crys tal Falls in a Copper Country Conference contest Friday night.

Lakeland of Minocqua will be at Mosinee Saturday afternoon for an important Conference tilt. Lumberjack New Manager of Tigers Seeks 2 More Coaches By BERNIE KENNEDY Associated Press Sports Writer DETROIT (AP) Two more and a possible trade or two were Mayo Smith's prime targets today as he prepared to Ironwood, which now owns the longest winning streak among Upper Peninsula teams with 13 straight victories to its credit, will be shooting tor its sixth triumph of the 1956 season when the Red Devi 1 square off against the Speed Poys Saturday at Bessemer although Bessemer only has a record of one wn three losses and tie for the current campaign, the Speed Boys pulled off an upset when they tied high-ranking Stambaugh 14-14 last Saturday and they will be trying to repeat the performance against the high-flying Red Devils. Ashland, like Ironwood, is undefeated this fall tnd also will be going after its sixth win when it meets Cathedral, which has won oue game and lost four. In the M-W competition, Ironwood is leading thf pack with a 3-0 record and Ashland is second with 2-0, followed by Wakefield with 2-2, Besemer 0-1 and Hurley and Cathedral both 0-2. Friday night's game at Hurley will match a pair of winless teams since both the Midgets and the Tigers have lost all of the four garni-, they have played so far this season.

Hurley will be returning to action after a one-week layoff due to an open date in its schedule last weekend. Wakefield takes a record ol three wins and two defeats into its game against Norway, which has been victorious in one of its five outings. Ontonagon. State Abandons Hazing Battle MILWAUKEE (AP) Wisconsin has abandoned its fight against the government's goose hazing program at Horicon Marsh, but it appeared Monday that the geese were deciding the in the state's favor anyway. Robert Personius, manager of Horicon National Wildlife Refuge, said the hazing project confirmed that Canada geese can bt chased from the marsh during daylight hours, but he declined comment on reports that the geese are returning to the refuge at night.

Robert B. McConnell, assistant Wisconsin attorney general, told U. S. District Judge Robert E. Tehan that the state is dropping its request for a restraining action against the watch the World Series in his new roie as manager of the Detroit Tigers.

who signed a two-year contract Monday, immediately named Tony Cuccinello his third base coach, and is believed close to getting the pitching coach he wants. Ray Berres was mentioned as one of ihpse under consideration for the important job. Berres, long associated with the Chicago White Sox, has not yet made up his mind about leaving the organization. The 51-year-old Smith, who managed at Philadelphia and Cincinnati in the late 1950s, said he felt the Tigers had "to get the pitching coordinated" and said possible better. He saw no problems in would do everything to make the pitching the hazing.

McConnell said papers could not be prepared before Thursday, and that the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service project is to end Friday. Personius had said a week ago that the service usually conducts nazing at the end of a migration, and that the success of hazing during a migration would not be known until wardens had a chance to count geese. The hazing began with the goose count at 4,000.

'ounting is to resume by Monday. It was suspended while the service's aircraft and personnel were occupied with hazing. The refuge draws about 12,300 geese during a migration. The service wanted to hold the goose population to 50,000. loser of four outfield, noting that the Tigers were blessed with "five good and figured they were solid at first base, third base and catcher.

"I Know Bill Freehan has had a rough time with injuries but he'll 'ie one of the best catchers the majors for a long time to ome if he stays healthy," mith said. "I scouted him when he was i college and I recommended im highly to the Yankees," he ontinued. I know they were orry not to land him." Asked about second base and hortstop, Smith said he knew erry Lumpe was slower be- ause of recurring leg trouble ut would "wait and see how veil he's recovered." As lor All-Star Dick McAu- Smith noted that there ren't very many sportstops in be game who can supply his Bowling straight games since winning its season opener, will face a Crystal Falls outfit which has chalked up three victories in five starts. Crystal Falls is in second place in tbe CCC standings with a 2-1 record and Ontonagon is in the cellar with 0-2. Lakeland and Mosinee have Identical 4-1 records going into their showdown Saturday at Mosinee.

Both clubs have won four games in a row since losing their campaign openers. Games scheduled for U.P. teams this weekend include- Friday Crysta! Falls at Ontonagon, Stephenson at Kingsford, Rogers City nt St. Ignace, L'Anse at Marquette Baraga Escanaba Holy Name at Manistique, Cheboygan at Rudyard. Saturday Ironwood at Bessemer, Wakefield at Norway, Iron River at Stambaugh, Newberry at Ishpeming, Calumet at Hancock, Houghton at Lake Linden, Gladstone at Munising, Negaunee at Gwiun, Sault Ste.

Marie at Marquette. Pickford at Brimley, Alpena at Escanaba, Menominee at Iron Mountain, Soo Loretto at Cheboygan Catholic Central, Petoskey St. Francis at Engadine. S. Koszloski shot a 246 game and G.

Hedberg a 236 in the Thursday Commercial League at the Sport Bowl. Emelia Reinerio posted a 533 series, including a 204 game and Mary Ellen Usitalo had a 518 series in the Junior Women' League at Hurley. Sarah Smiljanich rolled a 510 series in the Lakeview Ladies League at Wakefield. THURSDAY COMMERCIAL (Sport Bowl) Jaycee No. 2, 3, Club Carnival 1, 2207-2150; Pisani 2 Jokinen Motors 2, 2409-2393; Ahonen Lumber 3 Woodpeckers 1, 2432-2340; Standard Oil 4 Stern Field 0, 2677-2257; General radinp 4 Untouchables 0, 25462346; Hautala Service 4 Safeway Movers 0, 2466-2245; Schlitz Beer 4 Carlson's Super Markel 0, 2599-2403; Coast to Coast Stores 3 Nora's Bar 1, 2517-2413; Nicholas Distributing 4 Jaycee No.

1, 0 2280-1978. High singles, S. Koszloski 246, G. Hedberg 236, A. Nurmi 222 High series, G.

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High series, Smiljanich 510, A. Sommers 498 Leona Wuorinen 484. High team game, Cloon Motors and Nicho las Distributors 767. DETROIT TIGERS' NEW gratulations of general manager Jim Campbell Smith, left, a scout for the New York Yankees after Smith was signed as the new manager and a former manager of the Philadelphia Phil- of the Detroit Tigers. (AP Wirephoto) lies and the Cincinnati Reds, receives the con- Dodgers Are Established as 8-5 Favorites to Win World Series EAST LANSING (AP)-Despite his squad's third straight victory, Michigan State Coach Duffy Daugherty still was a bit gloomy that "MSU's offense didn't work up much steam against Illinois.

He figures it 1 take plenty of steam for No. 1 ranked MSU to beat archrival Michigan at Spartan Stadh'm Saturday "and this game means more to us than any on our schedule." Some albert defensive plays last Saturday helped the Spar tans open their Big Ten season with a 26-10 victorv over Illinois their first victory ever at Memorial Stadium in Champaign, 111. But. said Daugherty, the offense "made mistakes where we stopped and missed MSU gained 137 yards rushing and 108 passing, but never put together a grind-it-out scor- iig drive. A pass from Jimmy Raye to Gene set up one touchdown, Al Brenner's Bip TOP record 95- yard put return scored another and the other two accounted for by fumble recoveries by Phil Hoag.

Daugherty doesn't figure he'll be able to use that fancy play in which George Chatlos knocks ffensive punch. But he had ome reservations about his ieldins. "I just don't know if shortstop McAuliffe's position," Smith aid. "We'll have to wait and ee. Maybe he could play somewhere else." Indications are the Tigers will to trade for a pitcher and ossibly a shortstop or second )aseman, depending on who is avilable and who they would lave to surrender in exchange.

Vice President and General Manager James A. Campbell announced Smith's appointment to the estimated a year job. I checked with some of the top men in the game Al Lopez, Ralph Houk and Roy Haney among them and they all praised him," Campbell said. "He's been scouting both leagues for the Yankees and we are sure this will prove a value to us, too," Campbell added. Campbell said all of the Tiger coaches dropped by the move Frank Skaff, who managed the from July 14 to the close of the season; Pat Mullin, Stub- jy Overmire and Mike Roarke would remain in the Tiger organization in some capacty.

Skaff took over the team when Bob Swift, another coach, was hospitalized with lung cancer shortly after the All-Star Game. Swift remains in critical condi- at a Detroit hospital. He took over the team in May when the late Charlie Dressen suffered a heart attack. Dressen died Aug. 10.

Smith, who lost his job in Cincinnati after 80 games in 1959 and has not managed since admitted that "once managing gets in your blood you can't get rid of it." LOS ANGFLES (AP) Don Drysdale, who has Dodger Stadium on bis side, will pitch the opening game of the World Series for Los Angeles Wednesday against Baltimore's Dave McNally, who has a telegram with 7,000 signatures on his. Drysdale's weapon, the same one that will servt Sandy Koufax and Clause Osteen, undoubtedly is more etfect ve and is one of the major reasons Los Angeles' National League champions have been established as 85 favorites over the American League champion Orioles. In five previous World Series games at Dodger Stadium, Notre Dame Continues to Gain Ground in Ratings By BEN OAN Associated Press Sports Writer Powerful Notre Dame continued to gain ground on the Koufax, Drysdale and Osteen have allowed just three runs, with each showing one shutout. The almost perfect pitching has brought the Dodgers' five victories and an unreaten Series record at home. McNally will have to match pitches with Drysdale, armed with a much 'iess effective weapon a telegram of good wishes being sent oy 7,000 of his hometown friends and admirers in Billings, Mont.

But, oddly enough, McNally got an unqualified nod from Manager Hank Bauer for the important opening game assignment while there's little doubt that Walt Alston, the Dodger manager, would have preferred to go with his 27-game winner, Sandy Koufax. "Davey has the soundest arm on the staff right now," said Bauer. "If it goes seven games, we can give three starts." While Bauer choose from a well-rested crew of starters since the Orioles clinched the AL pennant on Sept. 22, Alston's choice was dictated by the National League pennant race which didn't end until the final day of the season Sunday. Both Drysdale and Koufax second game, wito Osteen, 1714, the third Alston can juggle Koufax into three starts if the Series goes the ful' seven games by working him with two days rest in the final game just as he did in beating Minnesota last year.

Following McNally, 13-6, to the mound for the Orioles will be Jim Palmer, the Orioles' big winner at 15-10, and Wally Bunker, 10-6. But while the Dodgers have the pitchers, the Orioles have the bombers and the No. Ski Patrol To Organize Skiers interested in becoming members of the White Cap Ski Patrol will meet Sunday, Oct. 9, at 1:30 p.m. at the White Cap Ski Lodge.

All skiers interested in promoting safe skiing and giving aid to other skiers are welcome. The patrol will be affiliated with the National Ski Patrol System, and all patrolmen will work as volunteers. Dave Lundberg, nil! manager, states that skiing privileges will be extended to the families of patrol members. The meeting will be to organize and idscuss all operations of the White Cap Patrol. Interested skiers who cannot attend the meeting are asked to contact Jim Butterbrodt at 561-5662.

Future meetings will be arranged for the first aid and toboggan training necessary for becoming a patrolman. TIME TO ADD ANTI-FREEZE Ifs getting to that time of the year when you need anti-freeze protection. Let us refill your radiator nowl Beat the weather and the last minute rush. LAMONT'S "SPUR" SERVICE us 2 Ironwood Phone 932-1630 worked against the Phillies in a doubleheader wind-up to the tight NL pennant struggle, buc Drysdale left early in the while Koufax had to pitch a full nine innings to nail the Dodgers' second straight National League flag. So Alston tapped Drysdale, 1316 on the season, for the key opening-game assignment.

Koufax likely will work the Rebuilt ENGINES with sealed-power rings man of the year in that department is Frank Robinson. Robinson, who hit against Koufax, Drysdale and last year as a member of the Cincinnati Reds, won the triple crown of batting this season in the American League with a .316 batting average, 49 homers and 112 runs batted in. First baseman Boog Powell also drove in more than 100 runs while third baseman Brooks Robinson knocked in 99. In addition, Powell hit 34 homers and Brooks Robinson and outfielder Curt Elefary 23 each. The Dodgers, on the other hand, had only one player with more than 20 homers, second baseman Jim Lefebvre.

Lefebvre hit 24 and topped the Dodgers in RBI with 74. Outfielder Lou Johnson drove in 73 runs. The first two gams of the series will be played in Los Angeles carting at 4 p.m., EOT, and will be televised nationally by NBC. Friday will be an open date for travel and the teams will resume in Baltimore Saturday and Sunday, then Monday iJ necessary. If the issue hasn't been decided by then, the teams then will take another day off for travel and return to Los Angeles to decide it in either the sixth or seventh games.

leaders in this week's Associated Press college football poll while Arkansas, Tennessee and Florida also made rapid advances on the strength of im- pressivp victories. Michigan State leads for the third straight week The unbeaten Spartans, who won their third in succession by defeating Illinois 26-10 last Saturday, collected 371 points in the balloting by a national panel of 41 sports writers and broacasters. UCLA held second place with 345 points while Notre Dame was a close third with 322. The Irish moved up one notch'while Alabama dropped one place to fourth. Points were awarded on a basis of 10 for a first-place vote, 9 for second etc.

Michigan State drew 20 first-place votes followed by Notre Dame with eight and UCLA, seven. Arkansas, Southern California, Nebraska, Tennessee, Georgia Tech and Florida round out the Top Ten in that order. Michigan, eighth a week ago. dropped out of the rankings after losing to North Carolina, 21-7. The Wolverines' place among the first 10 teams was taken by Florida which boosted its record to 3-0 by beating Vanderbilt and advanced to 10th place.

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2 Greenbush Ironwood Ironwood Daily Globe, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 1966 Dougherty Still Is Gloomy About His Spartans' Attack McCauley Gets Badger Award MlDISON, Wis. (AP) Tom Schinke, who intercepted three passes during Wisconsin's 7-0 victory over the Iowa Hawkeyes Saturday, was named the Badg- rs of the week Monday by toach Milt Brauhn. The junior back's thefts match a single game school record. Schinke has.

intercepted four passes this season. Brauhn said his big target this week i( is to try to find a blocking nalfback" to work with sophomores Lynn Buss and Wayna Todd. The pair has provided most of Wisconsin's offensive punch this season, and Todd scored the lone touchdown against Iowa. put the Badgers through a 30 minute workout Monday, viewed films of the Iowa City game, and studied scouting reports on the next fee, Nebraska. The Savage Award for defensive play was given linebacker Bob Richter and tackle Tom Domres.

Tom McCauley, a sophomore end who caught four passes at Iowa City, get the Bucky Award for outstanding offensive effort. Results of Fights By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WORCESTER, Mass. Joe DeNucci, 164, Newton, Mass, outpointed Rudy Bent, 165, Jamaica, B.W.I., 10. WALPOLE, Mass. Lloyd Marshall, 135, Newark, N.J., outpointed Roland Kellam, 135, Brooklyn, N.Y., 8.

LAS VEGAS Hernandez, 164, Las Vegas, knocked out Ron Thompson, 156, Portland, 6. Jie ball IOOSP from the enemy quarterback, Hoag grabs it in mid-air and it to tackle Pat Gallinagh, who runs for the It took too much time in practice last week to work up that play for the Illinois game, he quipped. But, he added, "our tackle lateral made more yardage (54 yards from the line of scrimmage) than their tackle-eligible." Illinois gained Iti yards on two plays in which tafkle Bob Robertson, a former end, lined up on the end the line and became eligible to catch passes. Should that play be allowed in college football, Daugherty was asked. "I think it shouki be outlawed in years when we haven't got a tackle who is a former end," he joked.

But Monday was a day when the Daugherty jokes weren't as frequent. Despite its 21 7 loss to North Carolina last Saturday, Michigan has a good offense both passing and running and a good, sound defense, the MSU coach said. Michigan's Jack Clancy, he added, is as dangerous a receiver as Illinois' John Wright, who caught four passes for 114 yards including a 62 yard touchdown pass against the Spartans. MSU generally used just one man to watcb Wright "because you just can't afford to two- time a man who is out that 'Daugherty said. Daugherty credited MSU students for an attitude of enthusiasm which helps boost the team in a seasoi.

in which it can't possibly go to the Rose Bowl. A attitude of "what difference does it make if we can't go to the bowl" could have hurt morale, he said. As far as winning a second straight Big Ten title, something that Hasn't been done since Ohio State did it in 195455, Daugherty said, "the road is going to become rougher and rougher and right now it is about as rough as we can stand." He did have one prediction, though: "If we're fortunate enough to beat Michigan, we'll go into the Ohio Slate game undefeated." He didn't add that the Ohio State game is just one week after the Michigan game. Daugherty pave the Michigan scouting report to his first stringers Monday while the reserves scrimmaged. He said the reserves have not been developing as fast as he had hoped.

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