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may I fe 1 i 1 1 Lit i i 'J 21 W. loth 1 1821 W. loth St. West of Vicfory OflM Sit, and Sun 2 P.V.-10 P.M. jo-33-Karting on the fin est, IJMiS AMI SHOTS Palmer, 3 More One Shot Back Bv JACK MCKLALS Indiana Fish Locations Are In Ideal Condition Memphis, Tenn.

(UPI) Bob Duden, the maverick of the putting green, shot a five under par 65 yesterday to lead a par-breaking field after the first round cf the $50,000 Memphis Open golf tournament. PUTTING OUT OF -rug -trap fA-f WITH Utrue OK NO OV'ERHANOiNuf UP. uee your. woeMAL. PUT HiT IXg 0AL.U C-P THE YOB RATHER "THAN THE "THE THi -TO CXB A ACTION TO -rwe putt, which natl'al- 6PiN ANP CONSISTENT tamest paved Speed Bon1 in R.de 'vn Drive for only 50c.

Thrill of a time. the ifi- ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS as low os 20' ft. (Parking Lots Less) SCHAFQt CCNSTSUaiON CO. Aso Concrtt Conrtrueton FL 6-9708 lit. 1944 few boss are being token there.

Biue-g'HS ore storting to nt poooers ond the cnonneis ore httt.ng toirly wen. Archers are tokmg good strings of corp in the shallow woter with Dow and arrow rigs. SOUTHWf ST-AI! but the mudbot-lom rive's are in oood condition ond lokes. ts and ooncs ore excellent shape Biueqiiis. reoears ond cropotes ore prov dinq most of the action, but bass are off the nest now and ore being taken.

Wavne Wright of Wright's Bolt Tacfcie Shoo of Linton, teiis us the 'Oi'is ond redeors ore be no. taken on evervfhing from rubher spiders ond other fles to live bolts Bass ore takina oil kinds ortiticais including surroce lures. Croppies I'ke minnows best, bits some ore being token on igs ond o'her smoil artificials. Mn. tenet Stuckey of Cotoroct Foils Pork neor Cioverdoie.

reoorts Mill Creek in good snape ogam at'er being muodv earlier in the week. Cotoroct Loke is oown to normal. Croooies. bue-giil ond carp ore being token in good numbers and oood cotcnes of boss were reoorted between the upper ond lower foils. Mrs.

Stuckey ooas tnot too monv anglers ore small bass insteod of releasing them. White perch continue to hit well, but not os tost es usual, in both the Cost Fork of White ver and the Muscota-tuck. SOUTHBnST-Streomt ore In oood condition and producing oood catenas of smallmouth ond laroemouth ooss, gogg'e-eves, long-eared sunfish and catfish Farm oonds ore in good shoot and producing good catches ef bluegilis and boss. Bondeson, a relative newcomer the circuit from Palm Springs, and long-hitting Gay Brewer of Dallas. Duden, who putts from between his feet facing the hole, used the "Dude" only 32 times covering the sun-drenched Colonial Country Club Course.

He single-putted four greens. longest putt came on the 11th where he tapped in a 12. 1984 ms mm-- By 'BAYOU BILL' SCIFRES Bluegill, redear sunfish and rock bass are making the big noise for Hoosier anglers this week, but both largemouth and smallmouth bass are being taken in good numbers, cat-fishing is perking up and the crappies continue to take live minnows and jigs although running smaller. Water is in good shape throughout the state even getting a bit low and too clear in some of the smaller streams and all lakes, pits and ponds are in ideal oendition. Bass are on the nest in most of the northern portion of the state, but the spawning season is pretty well over in central and southern portions of the state.

This is the word from mem bers of our stream and lake survey team who see things shaping up for the weekend as follows: NORTHEAST-River art strewif In oooo conottion or boh trout oo boss Mihno. kikes in oooo condition ana producing som oooo catches at blue-gill. Mrs. As Wilson Wilson Grocery Boot Lonang on Sylvan Lone. teiis us cropo es ond 'gins ore s'H hitting well and trat some good ones o- resorted Gus ore berna token away from tne Bonks now os well as oon shorelines, loss ore on tne nest and providing less oction.

NORTHWiST-Streoms and lokes are in oood condition tor fishing but targe- moutn and smaiimourh seem ta boe slowed ua i bit. Reel Orft of Red Boit Tockie Shoa neor Norway Dam at Monticetio, savs silvers continue to hit well beiow both Ookdokt and Norwov doms ond in both Freemon od Shoter. Cots ore hlttina better than they hove been and the croooies are still being taken but 0 running a bit smcrier. Goggle eves ore going ld In the Tipoecanoe River with crow toils ond drift worms bemg the best bet tor naturals ond small soinners a oood choice In artificials. Some smoilmouth, silvers and northern pike art being token trom the Tippe.

CENTRAL-Alt streams end lokes cleor. Croooes confine to hit wtU ond snoll streams and She West Fork White ver ore producing some imalh mouth and goggle-eves. Mrs. Dorotttv Rebmsen of County Line Dock at Geist, savs croooies et Oood site Ore st ll tting and thoi Patterson Leaviri; For Stockholm Bout New York (UPI) Former heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson will leave for Sweden tomorrow night to begin training for his fight with Eddie Machen at Stockholm, July 5. Patterson will train in Ron-neby, in Southeast Sweden, about 350 miles from Big Ten Is Stymied By Trimester Plan SALE PRICE s479500 10 RIVIERA'S MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEKEND BIG SELECTION OF COLORS Radio, rear seat speaker, custom trim, air conditioned, tilt steering wheel, positive traction, power steering, power brakes, electric windows, electric seats.

Many other extras. Long trade for your old car BILL KRAFFT'S HI Evanston, 111 (UPI) The Big Ten found out yesterday the complications it faces in eligibility rules after one of its members switched to a trimester system. Michigan announced the dates for its next three semes-ters as Aug. 31 -Dec. 22, Jan.

7-May 1 and May 5-Aug. 18. Thus the conference is forced to decide whether seniors who graduate May 1 will be allowed to continue to receive aid and compete in such sports as baseball, track, tennis and golf. Also whether underclassmen shall be obliged to continue in class during the spring-summer trimester in order to compete. IT WAS unlikely any action will be taken at this meeting, but it was indicated a study will be needed to recommend possible decisions.

Michigan has had a trimes ter program for two years, but the eligibility issues have not come up. The conference decided yes terday that the required one year of residence prior to com petition must run from the date of matriculation to the date of first competion. The measure must be approved by all member schools to become effective. 1040 N. MERIDIAN ME 5-3341 As your Indianapolis Buick Dealer for over 26 years! W.

R. (Bill) Krofft miles you to see and drive ihe sensational 1964 Riviera. llpF" TJJJ xT footer for a birdie three. The itself almost de description. It has a flat putting edge and is bent like boomerang so Duden can glide it back through his feet push the ball toward the hole.

DUDEN designed the putter himself and began using it on professnonal golfing circuit four years ago. About one-fourth of the 167- player field came in at par 70 better in the opening round the 72-hole tournament which ends Sunday. Defending champion Tony Lema of San Leandro, fetes the press with champagne following every victory, was slightly off the pace with a 2-under par 68. The course, baked lightning- ning-fast in 100-degree temp eratures was pronounced "in shape and playing short" Palmer and most of the others in the field of more than 160 players were in accord. Bruce Devlin of Hilton Head Island, S.C., and Mason Rudolph of Clarksville, turned the course 3-under par with 67's.

Grouped with Lema 68 were Phil Rodgers, Perdido Bay, Jerrv Edwards, Ft. Worth, and Howie Johnson, Palm Springs, Calif. PALMER, golfing's all-time money winner from Laurel Valley, said a nagging backache which trouble but didn't stophim during the Oklahoma City Open earlier in week, had disappeared. He had trouble on one hole. tricky 216-yard par-3 ninth which he bogeyed.

The finest five birdies on the back nine was on the 18th hole. PIRST ROUND SCORES Duden 33-3J-4J Arnold Polmtr 35-31-44 Gene Littler 32-34-64 Goy Brewer Jr. 35 rout sonoeson 33-33-44 Moson Rudolph u.iit7 Bruc Dtvlin 35-3J-47 Doug Sondtrs 32-35-47 Jerry Edward 35-33-41 Hewit Johnson 34-34-41 Tony Lema 34-34-41 i-rea worn 34-34-M I Rodotn 3s-iu WoH Jr 34-34-48 Jim Ferret 33-35-4S Tommy Morrow li.iug Mike Soureha 34-35-e Tommy Bolt 35-34-4 Morty Firool 34-33-M boo iwccaiiiitrer 33-34-49 Bob Goolby 34-35-49 Frank Beard Tommy Jacob 34-33-49 Billy Cosoer 34-35-44 Bob Rostwra. 34-35-49 Fete Fiemlna Chuck Courtney 33-34-49 David Boies 33-34-49 Gaylon Simon 34-33-49 George Archer 35-34-49 5m cormicnoei 3S-34-49 Jerry Pittmon 35-34-49 Lionel Hebtrt 32-37-49 B'M Collins 34-33-49 Jet Campbell J4-U-71 Anderson Is Set For 'Little 500' Anderson, Ind. (AP) The Sun Valley Speedway's "Little 500" auto race, which has graduated dozens of drivers into the Memorial Day 500 at Indianapolis, will be run for the 16th time tomorrow night.

Johnny White of Warren, last year's "Little 500" winner, was one of seven for mer entrants who qualified for this year's Indianapolis classic last weekend. The Sun Valley event, sane tioned by the International Motor Contest Association, lines up 33 sprint machines in 11 three-car rows, just like the Indianapolis start. The difference is that the "Little 500" field is squeezed onto a quarter-mile high banked asphalt track instead of the 2 Vj -mile Speedway course. Duden, armed with the unorthodox dog-legged putter he calls the grabbed a lead in the opening round over Arnold Palmer and three other more convenional (golfers who shot 66s. The 44-year-old pro from Portland, shot five bird-iei and didn't bogey a hole.

He took over the lead with a birdie on the 50S-yard par-five final hole. LOCKED WITH Palmer a stroke off the pace were Gene Littler, LaJolla, Paul 0 3 North IS il v. OAIINS. CAREFREE. SCANDALOUS! WINNER ACADEMY WARDS IMCLUBIM "BEST PICTURE" CtlON tuS'lnU "THUNDER ISLAND" mu" 1m Sktwilf.

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StWrrS MHETB.AS QUEENS UNttl CLUB HOUSE (Usui twos yajmw 1 4 AWARDS A STI ALBERT I I'Jjj I WnmcSvSt 1 I I rKj to in The fies and the or of who fine by at the the of Bob PHI Art Race Results PUTTER THg A PEUCATg NOT. Sixteen athletes were grant ed additional eligibility or ad ditional aid by rules waivers THEY ARE Ken Banaszak, Steve Goldston, Barry Keeley and Jim Rasley of Iowa, Bill Muir of Michigan, Dick Goto ski, John Hunt and John Rohs of Michigan State, Steve Brand and Erik Kleven of Minnesota, Gary Miller of Ohio State. Fred Mokry of Purdue and Wade Clark, Jack Smothers, James Oliphant and William Ward of Northwest ern. Athletic directors also ap proved the schedule for net work televised basketbal games next winter. It is: Jan.

2, Georgia Tech at Ohio State. Jan. 9, Northwestern at In diana. Jan. Iowa.

Jan. gan. 16, Michigan State at 23, Purdue at Michi Jan. 30. Michigan State at Northwestern.

Feb. 6, Ohio State at Wis consin. Feb. 13, Illinois at Minne sota. Feb.

diana. 20, Wisconsin at In- Feb. 27, Michigan at Illinois (tentative). March 6, Minnesota Michigan (tentative). at 2-R.

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Art Shra. bCrow About, Bon Ami Ann. B-J. Schmidt Entry. 4-Gole Warning (Knpp) U7.M 16 7 60 Husn Fire (Mundorf) 4.W 2 80 Inflexible (Mono) 3 00 Also: Pumpoun, Left Barrel, Cinders Brother, Ebeth St Clair, Rydol, Island Fair, Mossa Link, Jet Dynamo, Take Over.

S-Katholino (Keller) 814 80 1 20 6 20 Tim Lynn (Broussard) 15.20 7.20 Oxymoron (Knapp) 4 40 Also: Miss Govilan. Sour Den. Roauish Slipper, No Pet. Groct Boker, Gay Mfiio. Hosty Flash.

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Godesio. Vou Look Cute. 9-Dude Hennessy fSp) 114.20 11 20 60 Exposure (Broussard) 160 5.00 Corobu (Hinoiosa) 500 Also: Patate. V. Fermotfim.

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DAILY DOUBLE 848.4 -Reull-Sholus (Barnett) S5.80 3.60 2.80 Ka'tor (Gregory) 6.60 4.40 Ypsl Loblt (Laneway) 4 80 Also: Philip O'C, Bulled Town, Towns Trent, Noblt Ronk, Cosmic Town, Sir Ransom, Sisnomiss. 4-Above Deck (Duron) $8.00 3.40 1.60 Sea Nell (E1ler) 3.00 2.60 Kiong (y.Jloce) 3.60 Also: Bs Bo Girt, Greek Sola. Lost Lad, b-lndlan Bull, Buliskm Bay, b-Ruby uckiv. entry. S-Arctomy (Stone) 14 40 3 40 Naval Force (Wall) 7 80 Our Rocky (Noble) Also: The Hoosier, Sum Nite, Gee Ess, Pepler, Orlando Register.

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