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i a UK Coaching Clinic Aug. 10-13; Sadosky Heads Track Panel 4 1 1 medical specialists on pre- Saturday afternoon offen I vention, recognition andsive and defensive line play treatment of athletic Injuries will be discussed by Oomer will be given under the Joint Jones, line coach at Okla University of Kentucky's annual high school coaching clinic will be held August 10 through 13 at Lexington. The annual Kentucky Coaches Association's all-star hieh school basketball and sponsorship of the state homa University. The East- medical association. Unlver-West basketball game will be sity of Kentucky Athletic As- played at 7 p.

m. In UK's THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Page 4, Section Wednesday, July 6, 1960 KENTUCKY COITION mm sociation and the Kentucky Memorial Coliseum with the High School Athletic Assocla-all-star football game set for football games will wind up Won. 8:30 p. m. at Stoll Field.

the four-day clinic. v. Registration will be from 1 p. m. until 2 p.

m. August 10 In Gulgnol The Gatlif Is Eliminated By Yorkshire Team I Sports Keyhole Marty Kehoe ater. Bemie Shively. UK athletic director will welcome Gatliff Auto two-! Hiqhland Club's Swim Star ousted Sweeney's Autos, 24-3, and 417 Club of Covington the visiting coaches. A panel discussion on track will be led by Coach Bemie Sadosky of Highlands High School, Ft Thomas, from 8 a.

m. until time world's slow pitch sofe- DIANE KAUFMANN is one of the reasons why Hlgh- downed Starllte Bar. 8-2. ball champions, were euro and Country Club swlmmlne team is undefeated this Fourteen teams remain in inated In the opening round season. Miss Kaufmann specializes in the free-style noon, August U.

oaaosay the tourney with pray con will be assisted Dy rogn vents. The Highland team, coached by Roy McKenney, of the Northern Kentucky, HoUday Softball Tournament) Yorkshire Restaurant ousted tinulng Saturday and Sunday school -and college coacnes. has defeated Ft. Mitchell and summit Hills. Ft.

at Meinken Field. Thomas team faces a ormld the automobile team, 8-7, able tomorrow against Monday at Melnken Field, The afternoon session will be devoted to basketball. Coach Chuck Osborn, Bradley University, will speak on defense and the all-court press. Covington. It marked the first Terrace Park at 6:30 p.

m. at the Highland pool. LEADERS slons. The team also won the Newport Major Bowling League. Members front left, Gene Nelses, Bill Turner.

Henry 1 Fleissner, Lou Smith, Bob Elkin, sponsor and Bob Hurd. loss this season for Gatliff, which Is playing In three ELKIN SHELL SERVICE made a clean sweep in the recent Cincinnati City Bowling Tournament The Newporters won the team scratch event with 3038 and the handicap division with 3191. It Is the first time that one team has won both divi- OASIS COCKTAIL Lounge Adolph Rupp, UK coach, leagues. scored its ninth win In 10 zames this season In the Campbell County Class and his assistant Harry Lancaster will explain the Kentucky offense and de Don Blankenshlp was the winning pitcher and Frank In Bluegrass Lose Harvey was charged with the Knothole League by trounc fense from a. m.

until noon loss. Don Rardin homered for August 12. 'Jig Yorkshire Restaurant, 12-0. Saturday at Bellevue yets' diamond. Bob Bradley nurled the win and allowed As Hall Opticians Defeat The Friday afternoon session will feature football with Eighty Women Golfers Play In Devou Invitational Today Yorkshire.

Coleman Arthur socked a triple and BUI Bleger added two hits for winners. Gene Dlttoe, Whltey fjimmiiiin" Mmm uPi ii Coach Forest Evashevskl of she hit. Grefer was the los- Mac's Pure Oil In 10-6 Game Iowa University lecturing on Iowa's offense. The dinner Brown and Don Whitford each had two hits for Gat ing pitcher. Bradley led his team with two hits.

Mike The annual Devou Fields party for the visiting coacnes will be held at 6:30 p. m. Fri Ray Hall Opticians handed Ladles Invitational Golf Tournament will be held to liff. Ozzle's Uptown Bar of Cin clnnatl ousted C. F.

Mer Knepfle hit a triple and Ed Ctegler a double for winners. the league-leading Mac's Pure morrow. Approximately 80 day at Joyland Park casino. The Saturday clinic will feature the medical Instructions. Lectures by leading Oil a 10-6 defeat last night in the Bluegrass Major Soft are expected to compete in chants, 5-3.

Number One Bar scored five runs In the first 1 SERV ALL Foods will play Commonwealth Life Insur covinirton tne day-long affair. A buffet ball League at 9.45 Dot Ortltib, Mrt. (. fifTOtt, Mn. Wolterman, Mrt.

Coit oan. 9:52 m. Donna Woiford, Oarrjrai Sonar. Mrt. Harry Reckwirt.

9 59 a. m. Ann liua. Ooly lirrnai, Rjth Ramer. Angela Wutst.

10:05 a. m. Mn. J. E.

McKinney, Mrt. James Hill, Mn. Walt Stenktn. 10:12 a. nv -Mn.

MaDal Goode. Mitt let-lit Frtni, Mrt. R. Bradley. Ann Macev.

10:19 a. m. Mn. Richard Udry. Mru.

Robert Hackman, Mrt. I. Kloittrmen, M'l. Ann Noll. 10:24 a.

n. Ed Mahoney, W. Steohenson, Mrt. Joseph CfUtl Mrt. W.

Burke. 10:43 a. rn. Ma. C.

Wilton. Mr W. Shuch, Dot Wilion, Mrt. J. tentner.

156 i. m. Mrt. Riti Mundhank, Mn. I.

f. McCroiky, Mn. C. Criij. Mrt.

jtnt Mc-Glone. 9:03 i. m. Mrt. Forrwt Hoffman, Mrt.

lAylor, Mrt. Ii lestm. Mrt. William Scnt- 9:10 Mrt. M.

Hoop. Mrt. Edith Hoop. Mrt. Jemat Plauinger, Mrt.

J. Sharkey. 9il7 i. m. Mrt.

Carl Binkemoer, Mrt. Haroid Rtit. Mrt. William Motlitring. Mrt.

0aev Newport. 9 24 a. m. Mrt. J.

Morgan, Mrt. Den Mrt. Ed Beebe Mn. Ed frrln. 9 31 am.

Mrt. Marge Broiiart, Mrt. William Pofllmtn, Mrt. J. Shilton.

Mrt. Elmtr rr inning and never looked back in defeating Mac's Pure on, afternoon and prizes Catholic diamond. The loss dropped Macs Into a first BOYS' CLUB 12-8. In other games, Steven awarded. Starting times: ance at Meinkert No.

1 diamond, James and Eastern Covington, at 6:30 today in the Northern Kentucky Industrial Softball ague. In another game at place tie. son Machines defeated Ralston Purina, 6-3; Grefer's Cafe 1:15 i. m. Haul Otlord, Dot Tonit- DIANE KACFMANN Nick's Grove nipped Cov merer, Sttlli TnomM, Wtnlyn Vlt.

I 28 m. Mri Hugh Doit, Mrs. (rtltlt Srubes. luth Thuxittr. Mrt.

Frink tot. IU.57 a. m. Mil. oene H'onnt.

warctna i3 I. m. Mrt. Daannt Mrt. Constables, Mike did not give lie same time, Local 1102 0.

Maacnar, Mn. Jot Iitmin, Mrt. Edward, Fleck. Mrt. Joseph Suetholl, Mrt.

CMf Siq a base hit but his team lost I. m. Mrt. Art Htutor, Mrl. Ed Hiant.

Mrt. Willi Hoddtr, Mrt. Wtloon Plays Cottage A. C. Dlays Covington Firemen at jamntr.

I t. m. Mrt. JomdN Von lahmin 3-0, to Lions Club. Walks and hit batters proved his down Combs Wants Permanent HQ For Democrats lngton Turners, 10-9, In eight innings.

Bob Ruebel hit a home run in the extra inning to win the game. The winners slammed out 18 hits with Gene a obtaining Mn. Rtttia. Mrt. Williim Mutllaf.

Mil. J. Wliktr, fall. Leroy Mendell was the winning pitcher and allowed aeinken No. 2 diamond.

CHARLIE MICHAEL JR. ind Emil Schweitzer finished ourth In the doubles division the Cincinnati City Roloff two hits. FRANKFORT. July 5 WASHOUT In Featured Game Of Kenton Knothole Loop This Saturday Reed-Murphy's Boys Club three hits and a home run Governor Combs said today Ralph Barhorst, the winning the Democratic party in Ken Htiti. I i ii.

Castro's Calling Card Mall from Cuba: "The world of time and space pro--ceeds. Cuba is now quite enjoyable and cheap. Do not'-believe the press." This was the message on the back of a postcard date- lined Havana, Cuba, and received yesterday by Mrs. Margaret Walsh, secretary to Kenton Circuit Judge Melvln T. Stubbs.

Mrs. Walsh knows no one who lives or is visiting In Cuba. The unsigned message apparently was Castro-style propaganda. The postmark says: "Postage paid by Cuban. Tourist Commission." Tournament.

The pair shot .184 for three games and re SHIELDS REALTY took over first place In the Campbell County Class A Knothole League with three victories pitcher, had two hits, lnclud tucky needs a permanent headquarters and he plans to will meet Cottage a. u. ai ing home run. Bill Eger Of Culvert Stops vived a 129 handicap for a otal of 1313. The finish was 'ood for 150 and topped all 10:30 a.

m. Saturday at Mem- propose the Idea Thursday also hit for the circuit for during the past week. The ken Field. James and Easter at a meeting of the State Realtors, coached by Roland the winners. Etler, Nienaber Northern Kentucky entries Covinirton.

In one of the Service To Maysville Until Next Week Central Executive Commit Vorles and Bob JHET MILLER of- Newport inished fourth In the singles and Bowers homered for the losers. Butler of winners had opened the streak with a 12-3 Mature gam uanf ctxoi county Knothole a a 1 1 tee. The committee will hold a MAYSVILLE, July 5 wtl turruuihubntwdt CHARLIE McGOVERN three hits. I reorganization meeting at who had nrevlouslv (Special Maysville will be inished 11th In the all-' Holv Cross Vets and Brom- In another eight-inning the leaders. Tom Duddey without Chesapeake and Ohio lev Vets take part in tne up game, Cottage A.

C. trimmed Railroad service for the re pitched the win with Mike its offices In a hotel here Thursday morning. Combs said he will recommend that the Dartv obtain game of Class at 9 a. m. at mainder of the week because Latin Quarter, 12-9.

First Methodist defeated Dot's Raso, the loser. Tom Sexton led the winners with three 47th St and cecoursey no. i the rock culvert over Cripple Boats Slow Fishing On Kentucky Lakes its own building, either lnPlace, 14-9 hits. Saturday, the Realty diamond. Neighboring nvais, Keene Furniture and Brom Johnny's Car Wash went on team scored two wins over Ft.

the capital city or in Louis' creek was wasnea out in sun-day's storm. Maysville Is on the main line of the with two ley Firemen meet In a Class Thomas Optimists. Shields vUIj. He added he personally a scoring spree In the Blue-grass Social League to de FRANKFORT. July 5 CP eastbound and two westbound won the first game, 2-1, at Newport with Sherwood feat Al's Service Center, 29-3.

leans toward Louisvule as the site, although that would have to be worked out later. feature at a. m. ai juem' ker Field. The complete schedule: tUII A AT A.

M. West Covington Social de Arthur giving the losers three hits. Faulkner had two hits The fisherman came out second best in competition with the weekend holiday events. BOXING In particular and ports In general lost a taunch booster in the death Jonday of Frank Stelger-k'ald of Bellevue. Mr.

Steiger-vald, an outstanding athlete his youth, was responsible pr the success of his four ons in amateur boxing and imateur and semipro base-ialL Bud, Elmer, Ray and Jill all won Golden Gloves oxing titles and all played taseball on local diamonds, KENTON County Masonic toftball League opens Its second-half season play today Combs suggested a series feated West End A. 12-4. In a free hitting game, Comfy CoHl VI. CWrrt ill 10.30 as the winners scored the tie of fund-raising meetings "StioTlft'W Covlnw VFW Urn- Grandstand Cafe defeated passenger trains and eight freight trains a day. Mall Is being delivered to Maysville Post Office from Cincinnati via truck.

Postmaster William B. Mathews said. Germann Bros. Motor Transportation Co. is servicing Maysville with mall from breaking run In the seventh Inning.

Saturday afternoon, could be held to collect money for a permanent Wiggle Inn, 17-15. Goodfellows boat traffic on Kentucky's waters, the Department of "mcKm looni'l ov Ck Cli Simon Koton. Cafe trouncea ueiaeis uau The lake-by-lake rundown: Cumberland WTUte bass by still and Jump crappie at five to 15 feet deep with minnows: black bass by casting, fly fishing and trolling and rough fish with live or cut bait; water tern, perature 75-80 degrees. Kentucky Lake White bass on spinners and minnows, especially at night; blacks by casting, fly fishing and trolling; blueglll on wet Shields defeated the Opti building. 26-3.

Latonla Bar downed Boi Hd wofpnv ovi n. v. Fish and Wildlife Resources reported today. Wewktn No. I.

mists, 10-7. at Ross with Tom Duddey the winning pitcher. Lyons was the loser. Arthur. ling's Auto Service, 13-3, ana Mullen Lanes defeated Jack's NATIONAL Ashland, and Ports- White bass remain the No.

MtModiit vi. liy'i ot it mnnth flhln Glass Shop, 22-0. Mrmktn No. 1. Casebolt Sexton and Faulkner each had two hits for HaIu froit VI.

iromiov vi Zimmer Named On Auto Dealer Rules Panel FRANKFORT, July 5 FOS All eastbound trains 1 tarKet to fishermen. After from Cincinnati are belne dark the stripers are peering Shields, CsttMt A. l. VI. v.ono iw Lulu Thatcher routed over the N4cW tracks through the boat roughened vun iu to Portsmouth.

ki vt. Cooch and four oy 10: t. m. 47th St. No.

1. waters and still fishermen flies and worms; catfish by (using minnows are having still fishing around the rip lirt'l Pryiw vi. tinm ter Ockerman, motor trans- Miss Lulu (Lou) Thatcher, former Campbell County tt 10:30 t. m. ot lu0i.

TOP GOLFER success at Cumberland, Ken nth five games at 6:30 p. m. Inlty plays Order of DeMolay Ludlow. Latonla faces Jolden Rule at FOPA No. 1.

Bradford and Goodwill square fl at Simon Kenton diamond. Colonel Clay plays Dortation commissioner, to AMEIICAtt school teacher, died Monday hMM vi. ittt Orttrkt day appointed nine members I. m. of 47th St.

No. 2. at her home, 115 E. Main Burglars Loot Business Places Burglars robbed two Cov of a committee to advise him Alexandria. She was 85 years old.

on enforcement of the motor rap ana oeiow me aam; water temperature 80. Dale Hollow Bluegill by fly fishing and still fishing; white bass by still fishing and trolling, especially at night; crappie on minnows at 12-15 feet deep; tempera- ColumB foot vi. tucky and Dale Hollow Lakes. All lakes are nearlng the full mark and many rough fish are being caught from the muddy waters. The water condition pattern remains about the same at Kentucky, withdraws From Miley a.

m. Bromlry. vehicle act regulating auto mobile dealers. lngton business places during Miss Thatcher, a native of KonnaOv lto vt. Lur iu ju m.

Alexandria, taught In rural 47 St. No. .2. The members, who wUl the Fourth of July weekend, police reported yesterday. Tourney Glasgow Champ Returns lond socm vt.

unm ivv Campbell County schools for m. it fOU No. J. (Qvington No. 109 at St Mark damond and Masonic Club neet Klshmee Grotto at Beers Community park.

ATTENTION managers of oftball teams. John Strlck-ejr. Amateur Softball Associa- serve one-year terms witn Cumberland. Herrington anditure 78 Harry weite, superintend NATIONAL more than 50 years. Ockerman as chairman, are: Kintuckv Colonolt v.

fohlminii VFW it She Is survived by a sister, LtAJJSUTON, July 5 CP) Dewey with the upper halves! Dewey Bluegill with dry being murky to muddy and flies and worms; crappie by ent at Liberty Cherry 227 W. Southern reported $35 C. M. Williamson Hop- 9 m. it FOPA No.

3. Miss Blanche Thatcher, with Holv U0t vt. Krtuttitn Mrs. Scott Probasco Jr. of klnsville; Harry Holder thelstill fishing with minnows: the lower halves, near stolen from broken vending whom she lived, and a Bromltv vt.

Ktoni tt mt I mmkmr Owensboro; Ben F. Long, Chattanooga, four machines. dams, remaining clear. brother, John C. Thatcher, Louisville; Ray Ellis, Harrods- Reed-Murpny't ovt vt.

Eiri't ftrkvltw time winner of the Marion lake clear, stable and 79 degrees. Herrington Bluegill Hugh Kloentrup, superin also of Alexandria. Live bait, such as minnows, worms and shad, is getting burg; Ed Zimmer, Covington; Miley Memorial Golf Touma tendent at Northern Ken- Services will be at 11 a. m. ion commissioner, has called 4 meeting at 8:15 p.

m. tomor-' ow in the clubrooms of Rich's loth and Saratoga Strickley invites nanagers of all teams In H. K. Taylor. Moreneaa; still fishing with worms av, tucky AsDhalt 801 E.

18th best results, except in lump ment has withdrawn from it i. m. Covuth. lhfoit bf Cotttot it i. m.

Svnon onion. AMERICAN SchKlint V. Robki Chovroilt it i. m. tt ludiow.

Nii)l vt. C0F Hut Soi it I. m. FOPA No. 1.

Snvdeft vt. FAorn't Comor it i. IB. tomorrow at the Alexandria Methodist Church. Burial will this year's meet Mrs.

H. J. Batchelar, tour James R. Madon, pinevuie; Robert Ryan, Louisville, and O. C.

Jordon, LoulsvUle. said an undetermlned.flshlng where medium deep four to 12 feet deep; rough amount of equipment was plugs and spinners are the fish by still fishing with live-taken. I accented lures. land cut bait; temperature-. be In Alexandria Cemetery.

nament chairman said Mrs. Northern Kentucky, who plan Friends may call after 4 p. The committee wUl recom Probasco, the former Betty cZX'vt io rm. mend regulations to at the Alexandria Fu- Rowland, of Lexington, re turned home sooner than ex no. 2.

euJ ment the 1958 law. nerai Home, pected to help her family Pohnmitw VFW vt. Ihirlw Tt enter the ASA attend. i CLOVER Leaf Dairy handed dcClure's Carryout Its first oss In the Dixie Area Class Cnothole League last night! OnAmlvV. move in 10 a new home Holy Cmi vi.

ttidurohf lovt t.m. Defending champion Sherry wneeier or Glasgow will be Back for the tournament Tie Dairy scored a 7-4 victory Driver Fined $100 By Judge Cropper Thursday and Friday at the Newport Is Ready For Representation On Planning Board Lexington Country Club. Two other former tltlists Kenneth Berry, 31, 1105 E. Clifford Ann Creed of New McMillan Cincinnati, ar-i Iberia, and state worn it Erlanger Lloyd High School lamond. Billy Morgan was he winning pitcher and al-swed 6ix hits.

His mates got ight off Rusty Kordenbrock. )aut led winners with three ills. List led losers with two tits. rested Saturday by State Police Sgt Jack Roberts, was en's champion Mrs. Gaines Wilson of Louisville, will be fined $100 and costs for Newport commissioners yes-.

It provides for a central in tnis year tournament drunken driving by Judge C. L. Cropper In Burlington terday passed a resolution planning agency to oo long The tournament Is named ranee planning for the de which will provide represen Jfor one of the nation's top- yesterday. His driver's li velopment of Northern Ken tation for the city on tne iniMwi lossea a mgni women gouers. She and cense was revoked for six Northern Kentucky Planning lo-hit game Friday In the her mother were killed by months.

tucky. In other action, commls sloners: and Zoning Board. Two other drivers cited by jeuevue vets xoum uaseDaii, ourgiars in meir apartment and lost the game. On at the Lexington Country The planning and ronlng went on record to provide state police for reckless driv board has been autnonzea oy ne mouna ior KueDUScrii'U" ism $1850 as Newport's share for ing received fines of $22.50 each. an act of the General Assembly passed last spring.

the Tri-County Civil Defense Authority, if Campbell and Kenton Fiscal Courts pay their share. Promoted Elmer Goepper to position of operator at tne Waterworks Filtration Plant. Received a letter from county commissioners of an increase in rent for city of-j fices in the Newporj Courthouse of from $2400 to $3800 annually for the purpose of Increasing salaries of custo dians. Entered Into a contract with C. L.

Hopkins, garbage collector for Crestview and Cold Spring, to authorize him to use the city dump. Gave second reading permitting sale of $50,000 in lliBmr "a rZsr A--. school bonds to make the Ninth Street School into an administrative building for the city school system. Girl, 7, Drowns LEXINGTON, Ky, July 5 LV Alene Fare Haney, 7. ofi Lexinrton drowned today in city swimming pool at Woodland Park.

Coroner Chester Hager said the child, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i James Haney. was pulled out JOHN STRICKLEY, local Amateur Softball Association commissioner, looks over the 6houlders of Roland Vories. left, and Bill Maloney as they check over entries in the softball tournament to be played August 8 in Newport.

July 15 Is final date for teams to enter. after two young boys reported seeing her body on the bot-l a surface darter early one morning at Fontana Lake. The fish was 25 inches long with a girth of 17.5 inches. NEAR-RECORD BASS! Lewis Fugate. Viper.

recently hooked this large-mouth bass when casting the banks with I torn of the pool..