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(AP Wirephoto) Assolrw i'eV THROUGH PLAYING Detroit Red Wing great Gordie Howe announced yesterday he was ending his playing career and would accept an offer of vice 92 tm 83 61 1 72'a V4 Aolnv 4 ia 76 Atr.hT&SF 4i95 AtlCstL 480 AIRch Ifal'OO GaHac 5V.S96 GaPow GaPovt 8's200l GaPow mim GlenAldn 103V4 44 98 Vj loa'j weeves Br 4s9t Rever Reylnd 72001 ReyM Rey Tob 8'i54 ReyTob 7'59 4 It 73 Vj 1 102 "4 14 41Vj Vj AtlRicti 7.70 AIIRich 7576 ATO Inc Aurora ing with everyone. "As a friend and fan," President Nixon's telegram read, "I wholeheartedly applaud the tremendous contributions you have made to the game of hockey and to the lives of its many enthusiasts by your splendid sports career. "I know that I am joined by countless men and women in the hope that your retirement years will bring you as much happiness and excitement as you have brought to us during your years on the ice." William G. Milliken, governor of Michigan, also sent a wire and Roman S. Gribbs, mayor of Detroit, proclaimed 54 80 I 1044 1 95 107 VttO VOOTIlM.h UltO UtSlllV.

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was third. In the other women's events, Susie Atwood of finished first in the 200-meter backstroke in. 2:24.0 and second in the 400-meter individual medley behind. Jenny Bartz of Santa. Clara, who Beth Sll BethStl 4'3590 92 "i 14 70Vj 'gnai a.Bis94 BobbleB 783 year against the run I could do anything stunt, loop deal, inside, outside and Matt Hazeltine was always there to cover for me.

"Near the end of the season no team dared run at us. Now they run at me, around me and away from me. With success." Ah, well, when in doubt punt. That's the problem. The Giants will probably be punting frequently, after which what they call their defense will take the field.

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107 Vj Vj 107Vj IV, 53 14 Carrier '596 By ELINOR KAINE The Giants are still thinking about their defensive line, with good reason. After half a dozen years, 17 different tackles and almost as many ends they are still experimenting. Which is one good reason why they lost their first five exhibition games. Two months ago the Giant line looked set, with Fred Dryer and Wes Grant at ends, Jim Kanicki and either Jerry Shay or Roland Lakes at the tackles and Bob Lurtsema backing up any or all spots. Wes Grant departed almost immediately after violent differences of opinion with coach Alex Webster; Miami claimed him for $100).

But Grant didn't work out for the Dolphins and has shuffled off to Buffalo. His end spot has been taken by a young rookie Henry Reed. TACKLE. JERRY Shay came from Atlanta and was playing well for the Giants until he broke his leg last year against the Rams. The injury was serious enough for the Giants to get Roland really doesn't mean that much Carrier Ssso lOl'j IOIV4 14 83 soulhRy 5s94 Sw BelTel 8V4J intiT 8.30575 InterStr cv4s97 IpcoHosp SVM ITT Bkq 94S9S JimWalt 54S91 79', 3'j CnterT 5.30592 THE ONLY REAL star on 1U9V4 24 Celane5e 40 won in 5:09.7.

Karen. Moe of the U.S. was second in 200. Mark Spitz of Sacramento, led a 1-2 U.S. finish in the 200-meter men's butterfly, winning in 2:04.1 with Ross Wales of Phillips 66 second.

Gary Hall of Phillips 66 did 90'i 13 awbeiir 6's Sw PS 84S7S CenHudG 1-A78 lllVj Vj IVt Vj 94V4 89 the Giant line is Fred Dryer, the resident guru of Giant- Spieqel SV4S83 Spraqm 4V4592 CenNYP 3574 vtCRSNJ Vut CentTrt V4595 JoneLau 'ss95 JoneLau 64S94 KaneMil 9Vjs90 KC Ter 2V4574 31 Vh 'j 1 95 107 87V4 Ve land. The length of Dryer's Cessna 90- 16 KautBrd 6s95 Kennecot ChaseB 4'8S93 loo ly, hair is one of Alex Webster's nerrwc 3592 110 l'j 1011A a4 108 Vi 103Va 1)3 -I 518') the same for the U.S. in the Krattco 6'ns9 KresoeSS 5595 MOUIICal 7S96 StOCal 4s8 Std Olllnd 4591 StdOillnd 5s96 Std 0 In 411583 St OIINJ Std Oil NJ 6597 StdO NJ 24S74 StOOh StOilOh 7.6059 St OilOh 4'is82 Std Packj 6s90 ChaseCp tVM ChasaTr ChaseTr ChaseTr 61is90 Chelsei 5Vs93 Chemetm 9594 ChmNV i'96 175'j 1914 20 preoccupations. At the first team meeting Webster com-mented on Dryer's blond yLSM 3Vj597r viLVHT S54( 65 Jii because 786 is the record." His arm draped around his wife Colleen's shoulders while he spoke and his three sons and daughter at a table directly in front of him, Howe mixed a soft voice with adrupt punches of humor. "MY WIFE told me to play another year if I wanted," he said after relating how he went home after games and complained of his arms and 16 'A 71, 1 V.

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AND MRS. Gene Klein live in the first mansion ever constructed in Beverly Hills. They bought it three years ago for its tennis courts and have already spent over a million and a half dollars fixing it up. They turned eight bedrooms into two and Mrs. Klein often holds charity committee meetings in her giant-sized bathroom.

The staff includes a butler, a chef named Yang who came after cooking for Debbie Reynolds for six years, two maids, two gardners, and a housekeeper who used to work for Merle Oberon. Mr. Klein also happens to own the San Diego Chargers. Now you know why John Hadl and Lance Alworth were always asking for more loot. Field Enterprises 4i578 ChE tit CniGW 4588 2Va 44 John Douglas is the lineback StdPrud 6'-7590 Stauff cv4'-js9I Steven CV4590 Storer Sun Oil 490 Sundst CV5591 48't CMSP 5s2055f CMSP 41 44f Lone SG 93s95 LouGE 4's87 er behind Dryer, taking the place of Matt Hazeltine who if i Ml LARGEST SELLING ChiRIP S'-2s83 iunsh ChiRIP J's80 bwiftCo 7i57a LouNsh 711593 LuckySIr 5s93 1-ykY 7Vj594old Lvk MackF 914591 200-meter individual medley with a time of 2:09.8.

Rick Colella of Seattle was second. Jerry Heidenreich of Dallas won the 100-meter freestyle in 52.8, with Don Tremblay of the U.S. third, and Charles Campbell of Arcadia, won the 200-meter backstroke in 2:07.8 with Mel Nash ofMon-roeville, third. The men's 400-meter freestyle team also won, in 3:31.9. The team was made up of Heidenreich, Hall, Tremblay and Tom McBreen of San Mateo, Calif.

finally retired at age infinity, Talcot Ntl 6594 teiedvne 7(90 "We're not aggressive ChockF 4Vjs81 ChrlsCratt 6589 Chryslr 8'595 Chryslr 8s75 ChrysFin 9s76 ChryFin 7ss74 ChryFin 7sB6 Tennec t0'4s7f( -Tenneco 9s75 Tenneco 7s93 Tenneco 41,450 enough on says HI 4.,... 105 ti 102V4 '4 turtle Tenneco 6s79 MackF 1.59 MackF OMackT S'-esl Macke MameC 5'ns78 MeYnkP MAPCO 11575 Marcor 4'j588 Marcor 5s96 MartMar 6594 2-575 wm lennv Ag nt 1 Dryer. "We should attack but instead we catch. Maybe I'm thinking more, because for Lakes from the 49crs, just in case. Lakes is a mystery man.

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the third year I've got differ- 477 ClevEIIII 9575 TennV Au 8s74 TennVaAu 7'4s Texaco 7342001 Tenaco 54S97 Tei Pac Textron 8.40575 Textron 5'is92 Tide Oil ClevEIII ways asking for more loot, choice for San Francisco ten years ago, and started every game for the 49crs. But last ClevEIII 8HS9I ClevEIII 7's90 TWA Md Cup 5.80592 MdCup 5's94 MassMu 64590 MayDStCr 9s89 MayDCr McCror 7's94 McCror McCrory 5s81 McDona 4' js96 McDonD 4491 Memorx 5'is90 MGM 5s93 season San Francisco, aiming ClevEIII 3'as93 CNA Finl 8''j95 CollinsR TWA 10s85 FUNERAL MONDAY for the fastest line in the ColuGas 9's95 114Vi '4 107 4 10314 103 Vi 104'4 44 86 65 14 105 78 '4 70 Vj 104'4 1 10H 7,, 73 i 74 4 1.4 IV, 108 85', 4k 1, 82 1 126 1 91 104V4 J4 14 1094 102 4 101 -Ht 88 1 67 ColuGgS 83-4595 IWA TWA cv5s94 TWA CV4597 Travler 8.70595 TylerCorp 5593 league, began platooning eight 59 in 68V 1H ColuGas 8-HSV6 ColurnGas 5582 ColuGas 434S81 defensive linemen. They de ColuGas 3's8l 1014 1 '4 58 2'4 29 cided Lakes was expendable and sent him to the welcom MichB 7J'4S2011 MichBT 3'8 MlchCe 4Vjs79 MilesLab 5'494 MissRiv 94590 ColuGas 3580 I ColuGas 3Vjs79 1091j Vi ColuPict 5s94 Jovial George Trafton A Real Bear Legend ing Giants. MoKanT 4s90 40'. MoPac 5s2045f 107 lVi ColuPict 4J'4587 ColuSOfH 9s75 ColuSOE 8576 52V, Vj MoP 104 504 MoP 44520301 Cornier 6Us77 50 1, 97 Vj V4 63 l'4 Lakes was benched for the Cleveland game.

"He's not playing as well as we had ComlSol 4s91 1077'q 105 mm. Bmma ComEd 8575 ComwEil 8575 ComEd 74S76 56e 1 69Vj 1044 104 104 IVa hoped," said defensive coach 54 '4 Vt ComwEd 3s77 3'-'a 454 66 ComEd 234S99 108 Norb Hecker. "He's not going at people. None of our men 70 6 1 1-4 4, 76J4 64 8OV4 99 83W 83 ComOil 4U592 96 Vi 8J4 57'i ComptrScI 6s94 "My legs didn't bounce back last year the way they used to," Howe said. "I remember saying they were hurt, or I was bruised but those were just excuses.

Lies utter lies," he added with a laugh. Howe ended his 25 NHL seasons with 786 goals and 1,023 assists for 1,809 regular season points. He holds more records than there are to hold, almost. "As a calm individual," he began his ad lib speech, "I'm nervous as hell right now." 154 ConMtfl 64590 126 20th ANNUAL "HUT Los Angeles (AP) Funeral services will be held Monday for National Football Hall of Famer George E. Trafton, one of the most colorful stars of the legendary Chicago Bears in the Roaring Twen 107l 35 Vt 109V3 1 112 101 1 73 IVa iH 65', 3'4 are." Because he isn't the fastest, man alive Lakes was supposed to play the "cop" at the line, and leave the 104 2 64' 62 1 61'i 101 44 98 Vt 81 4 IO6V4- 14 86 73 192 11 70 44 102V, at 9914 14 73 "4 62 '1 ties and early '30s.

5Vj Vi 60'i Vi Dj? After The Howler Hundred Sundey, Sept. 1 2th 100 UP FEATURE WITH 33 CARS Indy Typ Start Qualification! 1 Noon lit RACE 2:30 P.M. E.5.T. TICKETS (112) 232-9481-B12) 232-2225 Trafton, who played center rush to the rest. But things 66'i 67Vii 661 112 109T4 73 1 73 4 98 I- on both ollense ana detense Two were memorable.

The first was a five-round encounter in Chicago with an old Chicago White Sox first baseman, Art (The Great) Shires. The second was a one-round knockout in Kansas City to Primo Camera. George was declared the winner after five Plundering rounds over Shires. It was a big thing in Chicago. Of the Camera thing, one that came in the long build-up of Primo toward the championship, Mr.

Trafton was less than loquacious. "I walked out, I got hit, 1 went down," said Mr. Trafton ConnGMa 659 ConEd 9W000 ConEdls 5587 ConEdis ConEdlJ 4s9t ConEd 4s92V ConE 45592W ConEdis 4's84 ConEdis 4588 ConEdis 3s82 ConEdis 3V458I ConEdis J'isBJ CGEBal CGEBal r581 ConNGas V'95 ConNG 7's595 ConNG 4486 ConP 84576 ConPw 7Hs99 ConPw 6'5V'8 ConPw SMI598 ConPw ContAirl 3Ws92 100'4 85 Vi One of Mr. Traftons stories concerned a Mr. Brown, a neighbor, who often told George he could just call him Ralph.

It turned out, Mr. Trafton disclosed, that Mr. Brown was Ralph Capone. whose brother was more famous as Al Capone. Mr.

Trafton came west when the Cleveland Rams moved to Los Angeles. He was an asistant coach by then, positions be also at times had with the Green Bay Tackers and, for a brief spell, the Winnipeg team in Canada. Mr. Trafton had several ring fights, as well as many didn't work out and now the Giants are questioning died Sunday in a convalescent 69 "1 hospital. He was 74.

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