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i i 1 k.t i it ''V 't. Vk iv i. j. I ll "-4 -1 1 SUNDAY, MAY 31, W' 1 PAGE 10 SEC. 4 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR RIG FISH I OXTFST Lines And Shots 3 Dominate Action Gat fish Four Audubon Grants Announced By 'Bayou Bill Srifres R.R.

2, Worthington, 1 pound, 14 ounces, taken from a strip pit on spinning tackle with night crawler. The 13-lncher was entered at Wright's Bate Shop at Linton. REDEAR SUNFISH Clayton Chamberlain, 1215 Wabash Street, Vincennes, 1 pound, 2 ounces, taken from a lake on i -c a tackle with red worm. The 10-incher was en 2d-Period Winner Listed Next Week Second period of The Indianapolis Star's Big Fish Contest ended last Friday, at Midnight, but winners could not be determined in time to meet the deadline for today's paper. Second period winners will be announced In next Sunday's issue of The Star.

R.R. Delphi, 8 pounds, 3 ounces, taken from the Wabash River on spinning tackle with night crawler. The 2fi-incher was entered at Buster's Bait Tackle Shop at Delphi. SMALLMOUTH BASS-Jack Hopper, 1802 Meridian Street, Shelby ville, 3 pounds, 4 ounces, taken from Conn's Creek on spinning tac pOUR INDIANAPOLIS NATURALISTS and nature lovers have won study grants to attend summer camps of the National Audubon Society and all will attend the northern Wisconsin facility. Announced yesterday by Charles Moulin, 5662 Broadway, the study grants of two-week periods will go to Andy Carroll, the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Alex S. Carroll, 4634 North Pennsylvania Street; Miss Margaret Harger, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert William Harger, 46 West 52d Street, and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe E. Wright, 1906 North Holmes Avenue. Miss Harger and Carroll are seniors at Shortridge High School and have outstanding records in natural science studies. Wright is conservation and outdoor education consultant for the Department of Public Instruction's Division of Curriculum.

Carroll's grant was made by the Amos W. Butler Chapter of the National Audubon Society which is headed by Moulin. Miss Harger's grant was awarded by the Howard W. Wright Memorial Fund and the Wrights are being honored by the hi i 1 kle with drift worm; The incher was entered at Anderv, son's Bait St Tackle Shop at Shelbyvllle. SILVER BASS Frank Girtz, R.R.

2, Monticello, 2 pounds, 4 ounces, taken from the Tipecanoe River on rod and reel with minnow. The 17'4-incher was entered at Smitty's Bait Shop at Oakdale. Dam. Girtz also won the 9th week of. competition in the Bass Division with a 2-pound 12-ounces, also from the Tip-' ppcanoe.

This one is the best of the year thus far. BULLHEAD CATFISH GIF Denney, 257 West South Street, Shelbyville, 1 pound, taken, from the Big Blue River on, spinning tackle with night crawler. The ll-lncher was entered at Anderson's Bait it Tackle Shop. ZJ others with a two-run single that knocked Nagy out in the fifth. Chicago reliever Jerry Cri-der suffered the loss.

CHICAGO BOSTON Andrews Derrick If Yslrmskl cf Petroclll 3b Scott lb BConaJro rf Moses Satrlann Alvarado 19 Naoy -Romo 0 Lyle ah hi 5 2 2 0 5 2 10 3 110 4 0 2 3. ab hi liil 3 I 1 4 0 11) 2 0 0 0 JIM McCraw rf Aparlcio ss Hookins lb CMay Mellon 3b 4 0 12, Bradford cf 4 0 0 0 Knoop 2b 2 0 0 0 Blanco oh 10 10 Mrrmann 0IO OBrlen 2b 0 0 0 0 Crider 10 0 0 BJortnson a 2000 YEAR'S TOP BASS Dave Cardwell, 267 North Richland Street, nailed this 9-pound, 14-ounce largemouth bass during the 1 1th week to claim top honors for the year In that division. National Audubon Society. The Wright Fund was established to perpetuate the memory of the late Howard W. Wright, a former president of the Butler Chapter of the Audubon Society and a former science teacher at Shortridge High School.

The Audubon Society's Wisconsin camp is conducted near Devil's Lake at Baraboo, Wis. Romo's First Homer Helps Beat Chisox Race Results REMEMBER MAMA SCREECH, star of last Wednesday's Catfish channels and blue made the big news during the 11th week of The Indianapolis Star's Big Fish Contest with 17-pounders recorded in both divisions and the winner of the blue catfish honors gaining the nod by a scant two ounces. Dave Cardwell, 267 North Richland Street, Indianapolis, turned up with the top large-mouth bass of the year a 9-pound, 14-ouncer from a strip pit near Linton on spinning tackle with surface lure. Card-well entered his 24-incher at Minner's Bait Shop at Linton. Jewel Minnick, R.R.

3, Mooresville, had the top channel cat in the Rod and Reel Section a 17-pound, 10-oim-cer, taken from Geist Reservoir on casting outfit with shad entrails. The 32-incher was entered at County Line Dock at Geist. Robert Westfall, 1115 West 150th Street, East Chicago, had the top blue catfish in the Rod and Reel Section, but his 17-pound, 12-o beat Ed a 's 17-pound, 10-ouncer by only two ounces. Westfall took his 33-incher from Lake Maxinkuckee on fly rod with minnow and entered It at P. Pier on Lake Max.

Hornbaker took his 33-incher from a farm pond on casting outfit with minnow, and entered it at Russ Bate Shop at Martinsville. There were no entries in the setline section of either divi sion. Other llth-week winners of the contest were: NORTHERN PffiE-Estel Rockey, 1529 Brookside Avenue, Indianapolis, 11 pounds, 10 ounces, taken from Lake Shafer on trot line with night crawler. The 37-incher was entered at Red's Bait Shop at Norway Dam. CARP Charles Guffey, 2208 South 18th Street, New Castle, 25 pounds, taken from a lake on spinning tackle with dough bait.

The 36Vi-incher was entered at Henry County Bait House at New Castle. -ROCK BASS-Kenneth Kemple, 212 West Jefferson Street, Culver, 1 pound, 8 ounces, taken from the Tippecanoe River on spinning tackle with Mepps spinner. The HVi-incher was at Hansen Sport Shop at Culver. CRAPPIE-Don Milier 521 North State Street, Ken-dallville, Ind. 2 pounds, taken from Turkey Lake on spinning tackle with minnow.

The 15-incher was entered at Finley's Bait Sc Tackle Shop at A villa. BLUEGILL Alua C. Spelts, mi- tered at P. J. Bait Shop at Vincennes, WHITE PERCH Bob Hunt, Bruin Tells Club, 'Pay Me Or Trade Me' Kitchener, Ont.

(AP) De-fenseman Don Awrey has issued a "pay me or trade me" ultimatum to the Boston Bruins, Stanley Cup champions of the National Hockey League. Awrey said he will ask for a $50,000 contract for the 1970-71 season. "If they don't want to pay me, they can trade me," he said. He did not disclose his current salary. The 26-year-old veteran of five NHL seasons said the reason he is asking for more money is partly because he was teamed up with super star Bob-my Orr last season.4 Orr will be able to command about $200,000 in his next contract, Awrey said, "and if this is so, then I feel that I'm at at least a quarter as good as Bobby." Senators Take Fourth Straight Washington (AP) Frank Howard's 14th homer keyed a three-run burst in the first in-n yesterday and the Senators held off Kansas City 3-2, extending their winning string to four games.

Howard's two-run blast was one of four straight hits off Bill Butler. The Senators made the early lead stand up behind the six-hit pitching of Dick Bosman and Darold Knowles. KANSAS CITY ab hi WASHINGTON sbrhbi pneiiy rr Klrkptrck Otis ROIiver 3b Keouoh lb BTeylor ph Schaal 3b 2 0 0 0 Brnkman' si I 2 0 Comer rf 1 1 1 0 Howard Ik 1 1 1 2 4 010 3 1 1 4 12 2 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 Reichardt it III ARodrner 3b 2 0 0 Stroud Cf 3 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 4 0 0 0 Casanova 3 0 0 0 Severson 2b Cullen 2b 3 0 0 0 1000 0 0 0 0 Hernandi si 3 0 0 0 Bosman Knowles Piniella Ph 0 0 0 0 Rooker pr A 0 0 0 Butler 2 0 0 0 ERodroez 4 0 10 Camonis pn 0 0 Total 21 3 2 Total II 3 Kansas City rteshinaten E-F. Howard. DP Washington LOB Kansas City 7, Washlnqton 4.

2B- R. Oliver, Brinkman. MR yui, R.Oliver (). IP RER BBSO Knowles. WP Butler.

2:12. Butler Bosman Knowles Save Knowles. A 1 1605. column? Well, we have more to report on her activities and in the meantime we've had our pictures processed and we'll show you one of those, tOO. Late in the afternoon of the day she spent in our front yard with her offspring, she gave us a demonstration of her feeding habits and this was something to see.

Her little one moved from its hiding spot in the foliage of a flowering crab when the sun was down and other birds were no longer active and took a spot on a dead limb in the pine tree. Then mama screech owl started her night hunting for food for the family while as sistant owl watcher, Donna, and this reporter observed. She would perch I limb and watch the lawn carefully for minutes at a time and when she saw something move (evidently an insect or worm), she would flutter down and get it. Boston (UPI) Reliever Vicente Romo supplied the winning run with his first career homer yesterday while pitching the Boston Red Sox to a 7-5 victory over the Chicago White Soi. Romo gained his third straight victory in pitching four innings of scoreless three-hit ball after relieving starter Mike Nagy in the fifth before Sparky Lyle came on in the ninth to finish.

His home rurt, which produced the 'second run batted in of his career, came with the bases empty and the score tied at 5-5 in the sixth. MIKE ANDREWS and Mike Derrick drove in two runs each for the Red Sox, Andrews with a two-run first-inning triple and Derrick with a second-inning single and a fourth-inning fielder's choice. Carlos May drove in three Chicago runs with a single, double and a sacrifice fly while Bill Melton batted in the i Mallas ph .10 0 0 weaver Total 36 5 10 5) Total 04 7 11 1 1 I ii-7 Chlcaoo Ill 111 Boston 0 3 0 112 Aoarlcio, Weaver. DP Chicago 1" LOB Chicago 1, Boston 9. 2B Aparlcio, McCraw, Petrocelll, Satriano, C.May.

3B Andrevi. HR Romo (1). IP ER BB SO B.Johnson 4 1-3 7 5 5 3 Crider (L 1-2) 2 2-3 4 2 1 1 '3 Weaver 1 0 0 0 2 1 Nagy 4 2-3 7 5 5 3 Romo (W.3-0) 4 3 0 0 0 4 Lyle 1-3 0 0 0 0 SavtLyle. A 21 .026. FIGURE 8 RACING! Every Sun.

Powder Poll Racing TONIGHT pjj SPEEDROME j. Kltley en U.S. 52 t.H. SERVICE mi A With the food in her mouth she would head for the baby and suddenly it was supper time. By this time we discovered the baby could fly well enough to take care of itself and that, was good news even though it meant that we might never see mama or baby again.

Barely Once (Whlted) 6.60, 4.20; Loco Kid (Anderson) 3.00. 4 King Of The Castle (C Marouez) $10.40, 5.20, 4.00 Ribofilio (Fires) 4.20, 3.40; Indian Emerald (Barrow) 5.40. 4.7.0, 3.40; Indian Emerald (Barrow) 5.40. 7 Away (Fires) $10.80,, 5.40, 4 20; Flirtation (Peakel 11.40, 7.60; Crown Jem (Arroyo) 4.40. 8 Te Vega (Perrtf) $17.20, 7.40, 4.80; Colorado City (Nono) 8.80, 500; Fast Hilarious (Whited) 4.80.

9 Better B. Can (Fires) $7.40, 4.70, 3.20; Amerigo Hill (C Marouez) 4.80, 3.80; Sky Village (Whlted) 4.40. RIVER DOWNS 1 Miss DavM ZllAramankl tvt in. 5.80; Captain Jack (Collins) 4.40, 3.40; Hancock County (Gaston) 6.80. 2 prougt (Brown) $13.00, 5.00, 3.40; Rons Girl (Rosello) 3.00.

7 Ml: Llnrfal Beau (Pagano) 3.20. Dally Double (3-7) Paid $131.41 3 Commercial Code (Boroemenkai tie nn. 6.00. 2.60, Lons Hope (Snail) 3.80, 2.40; reri inuian (orown; Z.3U 4 Bee Beauty (Acrldge) $740, 3 80, 2.80; Astro Gem (Snell) 3.20,. 2.801 Cadets Choice (Rogers) 3.20.

5 Arctomy (Halmerl) $7.40, 4.0O, 1.20 Hot And Humid (R Borgemenke) 5.00, 4.00; Slave Spy (P Borgemenke) 4 Moon lander (Acrldge) $4.80, 4.00, 2.80; Oressas Rose (Snell) 5.20, 3.40; Innisprlze (Hidalgo) 3.40. 7 Vlckl Done It $10.80. 00. 3.40; Khal Kin (Acrldge) 11:20, 4.20; Cephalopods (Mcintosh) 3.80 uonoougoio (Shatter) 40, 3 40, 3.70; Blarney Kiss (Hertxtralt) 00. ano: Kln Scepter (Borgemenke) 4.20.

9 Petes Buckeye (Brooks) $5.20, 3.80, 3.00; Cuban Rum (Rogers) 32.00 9.00; espentieio maimeri) 4.w. 10 Mountain Time (Boroomenke) $18.20. 8.20, 5.40; Bounging Star (Mcintosh) 13.80, e.eo; won ton snell) 4.00. DETROIT 1-Colonel Spicer (Richie) $73.00, 11.40, 8.40; Tree 0 Pevot (Credidio) 71.00, 15 4); Dashing Across (Cuddie) 5.40. 2- Tre Uno (Rubbicco) $8.40, 4.40, Maglc Mist (Snyder) 5 60, 4.80; Courting Sam Credidio) 7.80.

-Daily Double (6-3) -Paid 3- Resnectme Snyder) $9.00, 4 (0, 3 80; Court Fair (Santaqe) 5.40, 4.40; Spanish Shoe Rubbicco) 5.60. 4- Sir Victor (Frazier) 16.70, 40, 5.00; Irish Pl (Layland) (.60, 7.20; Beat Little Man Cuddie) 13.40. 5- Sobrepioue (Knapp) $38.40, 14 40. 8 in; Go Mile Go (Campbell) 4.40, 5 80; Villaoe Sky Lemonte) 11.40. -0n Nloht Stand (Movers) 7.40.

3.60, 3.40; A-Swilt Don (Walt) 3.00, 3.40; A-Guantanamo Layland) 3.40. A-Lofton entry. 7- No Countess (Campbell)- 5.60, 4 80; Dunmurmur (Snvder) 5.60, 4 20; Nombeaus Mink Rubbicco) 8- Roman Sunrise (Movers) $5.40, 300, 3.20; A-Foeqy Song (Rubbicco) 2.60. 2.60; A-Grav Play (Campbell) 2.60. A-onssom Entry.

9 Robin's Bug (Movers) $6.70, 3.20, 3.20; Everett's Lnt (Campbell) Big Luke (Belrtf) 8 80. Kunzman Wins In Midcet Event Lee Kunzman blew by Roger Branson on the 17th lap Friday night, and then ran away and hid from the field to capture the annual "Nile Before The 500" USAC midget race. Kunzman won the 50-Iap feature by' about half a straightaway over Branson on the mile Indianapolis Raceway Park oval before 5,000 plus Bob Wente finished third and Tom Bigejow fourth. The charger of the evening however was veteran Bobby Grim. Grim, who took a brutal flip a few weeks back, started 18th and ended up seventh pushing for sixth.

Feature: 1 Lee Kunzman; I Roger Branson; 1 Bob Went; 4 Tom Bloelow; S-Mertg Bettenhausen; 6 Rub Tetrersall; 7-Bobby Grim; (-Bill RlnshfW; 9-Mlk McGrtevy; 10 Sonny Arts. Trophy dash Lee Scott. Meet winners Larry Dickson, Merle Bettenhausen, Jimmy Car-rvthert, Bob Wente. Semi John Betti. TROPICAL.

PARK 1-Pop Go (Bacon) 13.0. 5.00. 3.40; Mister Honey (Gaffolione) 4.A). J.20; Davtripper (Stont) 5.00. j-Beaded NVowsin (WolsakO 19..

i tut. rl.irou (Dm tan) SJO, l.Wf Thor 3d (Macbtth) 5.40. Dill OOUbll in.inirltnl 17.40. 4.40, 2.40J Gussie (Vlera) 5.20, S.40. 4-Oom Son (Viert) M60, J.40, Jl Auraii Star (Slsum) 3.20, 2.60j Verta S''i 11.40.

4.4&7t;opIc""0H (Bar'r.) 4.60. 2.80, Cotwlan (Vim) 7.40, 4.80) Happy Relation (Lopez) 9.40, 4.80) r-irir voi ey m. 7 Dora Am inetoei i Vf" ii D.l rnnteu (Rah 1 7 20. SJil WM Goddess (Macbe h) 4.20. JTrash Hauler (Wonacelll) 5.40, 3.40) Hacendedo (Viera) 3.40, 2.40; Carodana (Stone) 4.00.

9 Viqulrno (Barra) $4.40, 3.00, 2.40; Court Page (Stone) 4.20, 3.60; Clncy Syd (Slsum) 5.00. 10- flus Interest 1) 14.80, 30, 1 an. rmni Itliuml 00. 3.10. Conditional (Bovt) 3.10.

MILES a i tit an ttt aiar apr trciverai o.ou, 4.ou, Artie (Binder) 3.80. 2 Ensign Brohart (French) $17.80, 6.80, 4.20; Gus The Gun (Vail) 4.60, 3.J0; Jolly Herb (Tauzmj i.a. Daily Double (1-10) Pile rrances inioiicni im.ou, a.ow, a vi A Mi Pitt Ljt Pick (Smllhson) 300. 4 LOisa wanve irem t.bu, a.w, Ping Palm (Niblick) 5.40, 4.00; Bea Gal- 3 UQ I OUT vD 1 1 vuxiii mi -r Sloqan (Cartwright) 3.80, 2.80; To- 6- Uhlan (Tauzin) $4.20, 3.80, 3 00! nreedom Streak (Grubb) 9.80, 3.SO; Big Yioubie (Smithson) 240. 7- Johns Colonel (Smithson) $10.40, 4.40, 3.40; Kern Jr (Tauzin) 3.20, 2.80; lenor ivem s.uu.

-Tres Jolle (Tauzin) 3 40, rM; Dixie Wind (Geller) 3.00, 2.20; Rocky World (McDowell). 1 40. eDH-Sininq Bird (Smithson) $3., 3.40, 2.80; DH-Mr. Retailor (Peck) 3.40, 340, 3.00; Hard luck John (McDowell) ''DH-Deed Heat to win. BELMONT PARK 1- Arbian Spy (AreMsno) $2480.

IS.8S, $40; Doublo Boiler (AdamM 6.60, 3.80; WinOow Homer (Baeza) 3.00. 7-Fast Cloud (R.L. Turcntte) S3M0. 14.00, 8.40; Eperto Crede (AdtiW) 13.40. $40; Nehoe (Velasquez) 7.00.

Dally Double (Ml Paid $114.44 3- Golden Buttons (Visquel) $8.40, 5 60, 3.40; Forkful (Anderson) 9.40, 5.20; Supreme Rxk (R. Woodhouse) 4.40. 4- Roral Picnic (Guslines) U40, 3.40, J.40; Frampton Fllqht (Cardone) I) 00, 6.00; Painted Butterfly (Telelri) 4.20. $-Prollfertlon (Velasquez) $10.40, 4.20, 3.00; Loud (Baen) 3.00, 2 80; Koryo (Telelra) 5.80. b-Couoled Wilkinson.

4-Bailman (Velasquez) $., 4.80. J.40; Ballar (Cruquet) 4.00, 3.00; Kentucky Kin (Carmean) 9.40. 7- Nodouble (Teieira) $13.60. 5.20, 3.60; Reviewer (Baeza) 3.20, 2.60; Oewan (Velnuez) 3.80. 8- Shedow Brook (Cruquet) $1940, 7.40, 5.20; Jungle Cove (Adams) 4.00, 2.80; Afan (R.

Waodhojse) 3.60. 9- Tudon Pat (R. I. Turcotte) $23.40, 12 70, 7.60; Ballevs Comet iBeezal 7.80, 5.00; Hollow Croon (Cruguet) 0 60. OARDEN STATE Gray WhU (Taylor) $76 00, 13 80, 13 80; Skeg (Kotenko) 9 20, 4.80; Deliberate Act (Mlcell) 5.20 2- Dallas County (Imoarato) til 20.

5.40, Above the Salt (Tlchenor) 6.40. 5.00; A lied (Micell) 13.40. Daily Double (1-6) Paid y-NO Back Talk (Blum) $6.20, 3.40, 3 20; Victor At Sea (Kallai) 3 JO. 4- Yairos (Baltazar) $5.40, 4.00, 3.00; Park Ridge (Maple) 10.00, 6.20; Old Bern (Imparato) 5 00. 5-Miviin Prince (Patterson) $5 70, 3.70, 7 80; Heron Lad (Imparalo) $20, 4i40; Magellan (Licet) 3.40.

6- Jolly Knave (Blum) $4 80, 400, 1 80i Nantiiion (Baltazar) 4 00, 3 to; Wing Out (Mlcell) 3.40. 7- Mlster Dfl Be (lannelll) $6 60, 4 00, 3 00; Clearance (Corderp) 1.20, 4 80; Batlc Witness IBIum) i 70. 8- Personality iBelmonte) $4 40, 7 40, 2 20; Corn Off 4 Cob (Cordero) 140, 2 40; Silent Screen (Ron) 240. -Counlrd High Echelon. 9- Llallauro (lannelli) $37 40.

14 40, 8 70; Very Funny Turrolte) 4 20, 3 20; Brush Man (Teiada) 7.80. ARLINGTON 1- Hernds Folly (C H. Marouez) $15 00, 680, 4 00; Rumoe Time (C Marouez) 7.40, 4 70; Mechief (Beiville) 3.40 2- Klazv Walt (C Marouez) $33 70, 1 407, 8 00; Bold Duke (Nichols) 9 20, 4 80; Roman Lieqt (Perret) 9.00. Dally Double (1-10) Paid -Mr. Jetsan (Heath) $6 80, 4.70, 3 20; Dlo Kid (Arroyo) 5 40, 4 00; Hyper Glory (N (Xio I 5 80.

4 Princess Jet (Arrovo) $94 40, 30.70, 17 40; Joy Seerctter (Heath) 12.00, 6.40; Pants Pocket (Anderson) 3 60. Trusry pro (Heath) $4 40, 4 00, 7 Hi, 14 THE 32D NATIONAL CROW SHOOT and Calling Contest -of the American Crow Hunters Association will be staged Cookeville, June 19-21, starting with registration tf shooters at 4 p.m., June 19, at the Putnam County Fairgrounds. Drawing for territories for singles shooters will be conducted at 7:15 a.m. on June 20 and shooting will start at 9:30 a.m. that day.

Doubles action will follow the same schedule on June 21 and winners will be announced and trophies awarded at 4:30 p.m. that day. HOOSIER OUTDOORS MAGAZINE, with headquarters at Chesterton, will become the official publication of the Indiana State Rifle and Pistol Association with publication of its May-June issue, editor Thomas J. Glancy said yesterday. Clancy said the.

magazine will now feature a regular column on shooting by John Obst, one of the state's most active members in the state organization and the parent National Rifle Association. "We are pleased to act as the voice of the sportsmen-shooters in the state of Indiana," Glancy said, "and hope that we may help to give persons a better understanding of shooting as a sport and a hobby." Glancy pointed out, however, that his magazine will continue to rover all phases of outdoor recreation in the state. MAMA SCREECH OWL trouncing Lesley Hunt, 6-2. 6-1, in a match of Australians. In men's singles, Jan Kodcs of Czechoslovakia and Martin Mulligan of Australia struggled to uphill five-set victories in the fourth round.

Kodcs tumbled Romania's Ion Tiriac 4-6, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. Mulligan outlasted Chile's Jaime Fillol 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, 7-5, 8-6. Francois Jauffret of France had it much easier, beating Italy's Adriano Panatta 6-3, 6-4, 6-0. THE AMERICAN Davis Cup pair of Arthur Ashe, Richmond, Va and Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico beat Belgium's Eric Drossart and Patrick Hombergcn, 9-7, 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, 6-3, in a third round doubles FROM HERE AND THERE And who should turn up at Monroe Reservoir last week with a mysterious green box but a guy named Carl from Tulsa, and as it turned out he had his tackle with him. The last name was Lowrance and the little green box turned out to be a fish "Lo-K-Tor" which we understand was used to snatch some fair-to-middlin bass almost bald headed.

That, at least, is what we hear If that "BA-R-U-M-P-H, BA-R-U-M P-H!" you're hearing on the rivers thought at least for a while. The frog season doesn't open until June 15, but it will remain open through the following April 30. That's a new arrangement and it looks like a good one to this department. heavy-duty air-cooled 4-cycle diesels 3 to 62 hp come where the .7 i. American Gals Move Up In French Tennis 3 DAYS ONLY! CUGTOf.l DRAKE SERVICE Mora than juit a rtlining job! Ptnntyi port mtchanici Install ne)vv bondtd linings, rebuild all whtttl cylinders, resurface brake drums, repack front wheel bearings, bleed and refill brake system, install front grease seals, morel (ford and Chevrolet only) DRAKE ADJUSTMENT 8PECIALI (Mon.

thru Wed. onM 99c UUIUII is: LP WISCONSIN) Engines lf.oJBtlisfl brake net Irxlveteel. Paris (AP) Julie llddman of New York and Rosemary Casals of San Francisco advanced to the quarter-finals of the French Open tennis championships yesterday. Miss Heldman, the No. 4 sred, struggled to overcome Esme Emanuel of South Africa, 3-fl, 9-7, 6-4, while Miss Casals, seeded eighth, easily downed Kristy Pigeon of Danville, 6-2, 6-1, In the third round matches.

THE AMERICANS were joined in the quarter-finals by Mrs. Vlasta Vopickovaof Czechoslovakia who beat Ana Maria Arias of Argentina, 6-4, 6-4. Favored Margaret Court also gained the quarter-finals by FIRST RACE 8 P.M. AUDUBON EACEWAY ON HIGHWAY 41, ONLY 5 MILES SOUTH OF EVAN3VILLE, INDIANA RACING JUNE 5 THRU JULY 25 PREMIUM DRAKE SERVICE (All American Cor.) 07QQ DISC DRAKE SERVICE All work performed by trained Penneu Kf rtfV Speeioliits, ViUlJ EAGLE MACHINE GO. 635 EAST MARKET STREET 637-2521 Diitrfbutero fori WISCONSIN-HIRTH-HATZ Gaiolin and Dlottl inqlnt from 4 re 10 H.P.

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