The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 56

v. I 8 THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1963 SECTION TT T1 1 ill 3 The Sportsman Koster T.D. ISailed Title. Late Victory '---m iiiiiiiii.iMiiL AvjjCftM 'V 1 1 MBHna 7 Win II ST Jt 'kT' i) A 1 lip! If Hj Waterways Too Crowded Anglers, Boaters Vie; Togetherness The Key By BURT MONROE Perhaps the biggest problem of all time for the fishermen has arrived: "Fisherman versus pleasure boaters." The time for it to be resolved is now. Because it is impractical and unconstitutional to ban either fishing or pleasure boating, the simple solution is to "get along." There is room on the waterways for the guy who likes to fish and the man who wants to cruise around in a fancy boat.

In the first place, both factions have equal right to enjoy the lakes and streams. There is no question the angler got there lirst. He should have the privilege of continuing to fish in peace and solitude. But so does the pleasure boater have the ight to skim across the waves, leisurely cruise a scenic shoreline, or enjoy the skills of water skiing. On lakes and rivers, particularly near metropolitan areas, the two haven't been able to get along.

Irate anglers complain they get buzzed by youthful hot-rods in fast boats and by playful water skiers. No doubt this is true. On the other hand, boaters report stubborn fishermen blocking channels. This is true more often than is admitted. It has been estimated there are approximately 47 million fishermen in this country.

At the last count, pleaiure boaters were pegged around 37 million As a senior at Male High in 1923, Fred Koster was waterboy for the football team. As a senior at University of Louisville in 1927, Koster led the nation in scoring as a sparkling halfback. The youngster who never played high school football finished his college athletic career with 16 letters four each in football, baseball, basketball and track. Koster went on to play professional baseball. An outfielder, he performed with the Philadelphia Phillies of the National League and the Louisville Colonels and St.

Paul Saints of the American Association, After he quit baseball in the late 1930's, he became a top football official in the Southeastern Conference. He retired from officiating after the 1056 season. Now associated with an' automobile dealership, and in other businesses as well, the amiable Koster still is trim at 56 years of age, He weighs 160 pounds, five less than his playing weight. (This story is one in a series about Kentuckiana athletes who gained fame in sports, what they are doing now and the recollections of their biggest thrills.) i 'Today's slulus symbol luo boats in every garage Poodle Wins Title; 16 Other Dogs Score and climbing rapidly. More than 6 million outboards skimmed over the nation's waterways during the past year.

The number is rising between 200,000 and 500,000 each year. And along with number goes the horsepower. In 1941, the average horsepower of new motors sold was 3.6. By 1951, it reached 8.9; got to 14.2 in 1956. It is rapidly approaching 15 to 20 h.p.

A majority of new outboard purchasers report an interest in fishing. An even larger percentage than ever before plan to use new equipment for cruising and towing skiiers. At this rate, the number of pleasure boaters will soon catch and surpass the fishermen. By LEW SHARPLEY A Louisville poodle completed championship requirements and 10 other Kentucky dogs scored points toward titles in shows last weekend. Other notable wins were registered by six dogs that have attained championship including three "owned in Kentucky.

I The new champion is Terudon's Gay Lover, miniature poodle owned and handled by Mrs. Ruth Wurmser. He was best of winners at ihe Cincinnati Kennel Club all-breed show. The Kerry Blue terriers were in the lime-light at the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Kennel Club show at Florence. Champion Tailteann's Second Impression, owned by Miss Corrine McGrath, New Albany, and handled by Burr Long, Valley Station, was best of breed.

Second Impression was best in show at St. Louis a couple years ago. Coming out of three-year retirement, 7-year-old Ch. Gaymar's Bridey Murphy, owned and handled by George M. Gough, Middletown, was best of breed at Cincinnati.

Two other Kerry Blues took two points each at both shows: Gaymar's Ballaghbeama, owned by Gough, and Meredor Mr. Moify, owned by Elmer Smither, Frankfort, Ky. Edna Voyles handled a Pekingese, Cho Sen Mei Fly Hyer, to two points at Florence and four at Cincinnati. Mo-Kai Epi Agua O'Wi-Ja, Peke owned and handled by Mrs. Morrison Kavanaugh, Frankfort, also won four points at Cincinnati.

Other winners: Pekingese Wl-Ja Pink I'himmin, SportumanV Digest Caution Flag By HAL SHARP BRIGHT RED WITH A DIAGONAL STRIPE BM3LEM SKIN OIVER'S BUOyEP FLA AlU BOATMEN SHOULD KNOW THIS FLA6. IT MEANS THERE IS A DIVER IN THE AREA. SUBMERSED DIVERS MAy NOT WEAR A BOAT'S MOTOR, SO THE OUTBOARD BOATING CLUB ADVISES BOATS NOT TO PASS WITHIN 30 YARDS OP THIS MARKER. THE DIVERS MAy TOW THEIR MARKERS AS TWey MOVE AROUND, SO REspect the 30-yard clearance at all times to avoid a possibly dangerous injury. Divers are becoming morc numerous yearly, so pleasc observe this the fish.

Not loo many scientific studies have been made to fix damage to fish caused by waterskiing. When the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources Advisory Commission granted permission to the Louisville Skee Bees Club to hold a national ski meet on Lake McNeely starting Friday it created a natural laboratory for study. It would be money well spent Koster Businessmen up football, were my biggest gridiron thrills. In baseball, I'll never forget the Phillies spring series with the Philadelphia Athletics in 1931. I was battling to make the club.

Playing against the A's, I got two hits in one game that thrilled me. One hit was off one of the pitching greats of all time, Lefty Grove. The other was off Rube Walberg, another fine pitcher. Pastrano Gets Bid To Fight Johnson Los Angeles, June 8 (UPI) Promoter Joe Louis Saturday offered light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano or 40 percent of the total receipts to defend his crown against Harold Johnson in Los Angeles in August. TENT CITY KENTUCKIANA'S LARGEST CAMPING HEADQUARTERS SEE TENTS ALL SET UP 9X9 UMBRELLA TENT Compart) 0149.9$ Rear Window lO'xn'HETTRICK TIMEERLINE Smw-Ib Hoor Zipper, Inn Dnor reetsim l.0,5f.t? MANTLE LANTERN UJ UAJLJ 10' BOAT toots, flotetiof) 12' V-BOTTOM 129.99 "1773" WONDERCAST Compere ot 19.

SO 33" FUTHtl TOUCH It.SO MITCHELL "300" Compere ot SI. 00 AMBASSADEUR "5000" "6000" 23.99 LAYAWAY OR BUDGET DISCOUNT HEADQUARTERS 2ND AND MARKET 3RD AND WOODIAWN 315 STATE, NEW ALBANY mm 1 mm EE fJiLi'" if the department stationed fishery biologists on the lake during the three-day meet. The findings would be welcome. The controversy may continue for some time. Panic to legislation, in some form or other, isn't the answer.

Where the problem has been handled best, it came through reason and compromise. It was mutually agreed anglers held squatters rights to the bays and coves, and general possession of the lakes and streams early in the morning and late in the afternoon the times when fishing is best. Pleasure boaters, comprising the second shift, took over in the middle of the day and confined their activities to the middle of the lake or big streams. Actually, the newest wrinkle, and probably the best compromise, is the man who goes fishing early in the morning and who By FRED KOSTER, As Told To Larry Boeck. When U.L.

went into its final game of the 1927 football season, I needed three points to win the national scoring championship. Mike Wilson of Lafayette, Pa had scored 120 points, and the Lafayette season was over. We went to Florida to play Southern University in late November. Before we left, we spent a cold, cold week in Louisville practicing so cold that we built bonfires around the snow-covered field to help us keep warm. Game day in Florida was hot and humid.

And because of the weather and the sandy field, it was like running in a dream. Coach Tom King had assembled a fine group of boys-some people today still call the 1927 bunch the strongest U.L. team in history. But on this day we fell behind 30. For three quarters we were blanked.

Winning the scoring title became something besides the point we were in the fight of our lives to win. Baseball Thrill, Too Finally, we got moving in the fourth quarter. We eventually pushed across a touchdown to win the game. And I carried the ball over from the five or six-yard line, on an off-tackle smash that was the bread-and-butter play in our Notre Dame box formation. So I won the scoring championship.

That last touchdown of my college career, and the first one I ever scored after taking Irvia Cobb Reoort. lac. aieod Hhrer fmosvmsnt of Kentucky Lake II miles east of Murrey, off KV t. 4 P.O. Address at.

N. Murrey, Al Blum, owner. Beets end meters. Belts of ell kinds. Modern certaees.

Boot desks, rotleurent. Beservolions (iven preference. Fish-ine licenses eyeilsble. facilities for the femily. Rottewrent ootns 4 A.M.

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and tun. Open I e.m. 'til dark. SI.SO, I poles, no limit. Children under 11, fsc.

Bait, refreshments, free picnic ereunds. Only miles from Louisville. Owners: Mr. ft. Mr.

Jesse I. Ooedmon Wsl ishintf Dock Ink OMSMrwncrs fimjsr Beats Meters Tackle leitliceiis Constat. $10 per Oey or $0 per Week for 4 reepie; per way tor 1 People. or leisrvetiont, Coll or Write Mrs. Otis Nee, Corbie, Phone tltf RIGGS LAKE 1 Miles last of Jeffersentown, Ky.

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IDOAR ROBINION, Iter Route Ihepherdsville, Ky. Ph. 14147s' WISDOM FISHING CAMP North lids of DAll MO WOW LAKI 1 DAll HOllOW BRIAKINO IA1I World lejerd tmoHmowth Ceyeht RStBSJV I Complete near ir.lt Bets jury, ivj nihinf totiHi tieti cebln onsfer ISO en led! tint aciemmedatlent for ISO people, ten. wn port near deck. writ or wire et.

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to Old Mi. Wofhinaten Id. IsWnd Pleosont Acres Subdivision. STOCKED WEEKLY IAIT $1.00 pr person MMMffONPISH Fraa Psy Lk Llcanse) FRED KOSTER As Colonel Outfielder 3Q si Si FRED KOSTER As V.L. Halfback FRED KOSTER As S.E.C.

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On Leke Cumberland Unusually attractive, completely furnished, modern heusekeepint cot-totes. Iltueted In beoutrful weed-lend, directly on the leke. Neer deck and reatourmt. Families welcome. Rhone or write for reserve-tiens.

Phone Somerset 7e-41. mm GWINN ISLAND Herrlnaton toko's lerooit rlihlnf Cemp Drive to 31 Modern Cettetes, Rottewrent, 75 loots, Meters MIPII sWIMMINO POOLS MAT RAMP Ml JUMP Reotoll Telephone WtUINOTON COOPM, Prep. P.O. Bel I DaerUle, a i ftaff Phot TROPHY HUNTERS Kathy Halliday plans to show Nick (left), Penny and probably an older Shetland sheepdog at the Louisville Kennel Club puppy match next Sunday in Buechel Armory. is joined later in the day by his family for a day of pleasure boating and water sports.

The number of "two boats in each garage" guys is growing. Sc-atterdiotft Instant information about 486 nature subjects is now available in the form of six colorful books, each smaller than an average adult's hand. They are actually inches in size and fit neatly into a vest pocket. The individual volumes present full-color photographs and comprehensive data on 85 birds, 80 mammals, 81 rocks and minerals, 80 trees, 82 wild flowers and 78 insects. They are available singly or in sets.

(Vest Pocket Nature Guides Otten-hcimer Publishers, Baltimore, Md. about 90 pp. $1.00 each.) Don't Harm Fish One worry anglers can dispel from their mind is that outboards harm fish. Since this idea was advanced about a decade ago, an impressive pile of factual evidence proves motor boats have little or no effect on fish population or angling success. Thus it appears outboards annoy some fishermen more than they do Solunar Tables The schedule of Solunar Pe riods, as printed below, has been taken from John Aldcn Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES.

Plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during these times, if you wish to find the best sport each day has to offer. Tims Mai. 7:14 1:04 D.ls June Day A.M. Mln. Mai.

a Sundir 1:00 12:40 1:40 2:40 4:30 8:20 (I 10 10 II 12 13 14 15 1 Monday Tuesday Wednesday 9:50 Thursday 10:45 Friday 11:34 Saturday Sunday 12:44 1:10 8:10 10:10 11:04 11:44 12:24 1:10 2:00 3:00 4:00 4:44 6:44 11:34 7:20 Baseball Sign-Up The Small-Fry Baseball League, for boys 7-8 years old, will have its sign-up at 1 p.m. today at Taylor Park. It is a Sunday afternoon league. 0 Rttl, Ualhtr Com i Parti $21.99 Jar 90c $10,88 $4.81 $4.99 $7.88 $6.66 97c $14.44 10c ea. 9c ea.

2Sc for 10c ea. 25c dot. 25c 25c 100 yds $29.95 44c ea. 19c ea. 74c $22.99 $4.99 $14.99 HURRYI 19 licsl of winner and 3 point, at Vernon, Ch.

Tim-Tarn of Wl-Ja, or breed, both owned and handled by Mrs. Al James, Owenaboro, K.v. Cairn Terrier Fair Rosamond of Roseheath, 3 polnta at Cincinnati, Mr. and Mis. Charlea Wheeler, Paris.

K.v. Irish Setter Jimmy Glllooley O'Day, 2 points at Florence: Mr. and Mrs. T. W.

Merrifleld, Louisville. Dachshund (imoothl Herr Voce I flartcn. 2 polnta at Cincinnati, William K. Shores, Brandenburg, Ky. Bonol-Ch Alexander of Windy Hill, best ol breed at Cincinnati, Anne Bell I ngerleider, Louisville.

Great Dane Schatz! Meisteriinser, of breed at Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. 0. Zarh, Louisville.

Collie rouh Devonshire Bluebelle, nne point at Florence: owned by Dr. R. F. (irealhouse, Louisville, and handled by Clint Harris. Boner Ch.

Treceder'a Painted Lady, second In working group at both showa; Joe Gregory, Valley Station, Ky. Pomeranian Ch. Mar Bi-Lea's Jackie Boy, best ot breed at Florence; owned by Mr. and Mrs. Forrest McCoy, Rlnomington, and handled by Edna Voyles.

All purebred puppies are eligible for a match nertt Sunday in the Buechel Armory, sponsored by the Louisville Kennel Club. Entries will be accepted at the door from II a.m. to 1 p.m. The judges, all from Lexington: Laurence Sheets Working and non-sporting. Mrs.

Frank Dean Toys and hnunda. Ken Cobb Sporting and terriers. The Question Corner Q. What can I do to combat fleas? A. Keep dog and bedding clean and keep grass cut fairly short.

Q. When do the easier rules ao into effect for the novice and bredby-exhibitor classes in dog shows? A. Wednesday, June 12. a suspicion among the men that there is method in the ladies' madness; that they won't compete with the men because they know it would be no match. Robert Fischer of Brooklyn, four-time American champion and one of the world's greatest players, is among the vast majority of men who hold this somewhat ungallant view.

Ever since the American grandmaster expressed the opinion that he could giv Knight odds to any woman player, Soviet officials have been trying to arrange a showdown. They would like for Bobby to meet their women's champion and world titlist, Nona Gaprindasvili. The only stumbling block to such a match at present is Fischer's terms, he insists on a stake of $3,000. If that can be arranged, the battle of the sexes will be on. i i Before playing this game, tee the diagram.

Black has just moved 6 KR3. How White cook his goose? I I The Kii.g,s Men Can Women Compete With Men In Chess? By MERRILL DOWDEV Just how strong are the top chess players on the distaff side? Are the best women players any match for the men? Since members of the fair sex usually stage their own tournements, holding themselves aloof from the masculine variety, such questions are largely academic. However, there has long been SKIP JACKS, Only 87( ea. Satn Or TV and In Itadinq Sports Magozints MUST HAVE THIS AD TO GET ALL THESE PRICES REG. NO MAIL ORDERS AT THESE PRICES SAlf $48.00 Garcia AmbasiacW 3000 Purcell Wins Fairgrounds Feature Jack Purcell last night turned back Jesse Baird's bid for his third consecutive victory in a late-model feature event at the Fairgrounds Motor Speedway.

Purcell grabbed the lead from Bobby Watson on the 16th lap and then had to beat off a challenge by Baird near the finish of the 30 lap feature race witnessed by a paid crowd of 3.437. Watson was third, followed by Kenny Reiter and Andy Hampton. Baird copped the trophy dash and the third heat race. Watson also scored a double with triumphs in one of the 15-lap semi-features and the second heat race. Buddy Ward held off late rushes by Hampton and Baird to win the other semi-feature.

Purcell was the fastest qualifier. Results: FtlUlt uIKIr Jack Purcell (Kondi). Trophy dtiri Jeam Baird, Andy Hampton, Purrell. lit heal Hoyt Si-olt. 0111 Srhlldnert.

Charlea Scott Id hatt Bobby Watson. La-aiarr Marshall, Kenny Reiter. 3d heat -Baird. Purrell, Earl Balmer. I it emi-feature Buddy Ward, Hampton, Balrd.

Id tm.eaurt a n. Charles Siott, John Hornuni. W-la feature Purcell, Baird, Watson. I ExTrainer Dies Charleston, W. June 8 tfcStanley G.

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