The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 43

SECTION 2 OUTDOORS COURIER-JOURNAL. LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 15, 1958 THE SPORTS aaaa mmmm s) iiminili immiii i i i. mw-1 Tfic Courier Sporttman Sportsmen's League Faces Busy Slate Tii Ashland Meeting $72,000 Invested by U. K. In 48 New Athletic Grants By LARRY BOECK basKeicers signed Collier has years, the Athletic Association courior-joumai itarf wntor not yet revead the names or which foots all balls will in- Lexington, June 14 numbers of out-of-statcrs signed vest al least $72,000 in those University of Kentucky to represent a total four-year in- players, date has signed 48 new foot- vestment of $72,000 by the U.K.

Some of these boys would ball and basketball players to Athletic Association. have found it financially impos- tan. mi vtiii i i A.v.i r'i By Bl'RT MONROE Things have been getting hoi or the spoilsmen of the State for some time. Right now, the big item "on the fire" is the Twenty-third Annual Convention of the League of Kentucky Sportsmen, in session at Ashland. With nil the tradition of the steel, oil, gas and coal industries of this historic city as a background, the Northeastern Kentucky Fish and Game Association is playing host to the visit-tng hunters, fishermen and conservationists from all parts of the Commonwealth.

Hardworking J. M. "Click" Smith, retiring third-term president from Franklin, has gathered a huge number of delegates to get down to the business of solving some of the problems which are yet to be tackled today and tomorrow. One of the most important matters on the agenda is the matter of enlisting the support of the League In assisting the l', S. Fish and Wildlife Service in its replacement program for the refuge lands to be flooded by the new Barkley Dam.

The impoundment will rover much acreage of waterfowl, big game and wild turkey lands within the Kentucky Woodlands National Wildlife Refuge. Specifically, to offset this acreage, three replacements are planned. First, the Service asks for all privately-owned lands within rieasant Valley, a narrow unbroken tract of 3.750 acres, presently surrounded by the Refuge. About 600 acres of this II I (i 'EM A string of bass totalling 4 1 pounds is held by fishermen Lee Farah (left) of Louisville and Scott McClain of Jamestown. The anglers took the bass from Lake Cumberland during a recent outing.

The Jig-a-doll was lure used by Farah and McClain. land is suitable for waterfowl management and should support about 23 of the present waterfowl population using the refuge. The remaning 757o of the waterfowl replacement unit vear Dover, Tennessee, to be. known as the Cross Creeks A rea, where 7,100 acres will be All-Breed Match Slated Today At Evansville; Hillnian Judge An all-breed sanctioned has five best-of-brced awards. It to lake the No.

4 spot in the match sponsored by the-'s believed that, when he wins fast sporting group. Evansville Kennel Club will be one more point, he jil 1 be the A Louisville sh wi first pug champion ever held today at the club picnic acmcve(j by a Kentucky ex- ncrs female and at Lexington grove, 5201 Kratzville Road. hibitor. and Nashville she was best of dedicated to waterfowl use. There are no sufficient acreages to provide deer and turkey habitat in the Tennessee area, Acreage Sought for Upland and Big Game Second, in addition to the Pleasant Valley tract in Trigg County, there are several small blocks of land on the south end of the refuge which are proposed for acquisition.

These J. M. 'Blick' Smith 1 4 i ten I winners. She placed second in the at bolh Paducah sanctioned matches and, to date, she has not been defeated in the female classes. A team from the Greater Lou- isville Training Club will pre- sent an obedience demonstra- lion at the d02 and Det shOW I to be held at 6:30 p.m.

Thurs- day, at the Jeffersontown School, as part of the Jefferson- town Fair. The County Play- ground and Recreation Depart- u- muni is i-us)unsunns me evciu, 74 Golfers Vie Today For Berths hi Publinx A field of 74 Public Links golfers will compete over 36 holes today at Seneca for Louisville's five places in the National Public Links Championship July 7-12 at Orland John llillman, of Evansville will judge. The match will begin at 1 p.m. Entries will be accepted until noon. The classes provided are: 3 to 6 months old, 6 to 9, 9 to 12 and open class.

"Load your picnic basket with food and spend the day," says the invitation from the Evansville club, which undoubtedly will draw entries from wide areas of Kentucky and Southern Indiana. Jinlces for LouNvilln Vive judges Will officiate at the Louisville Kennel Club all-breed show September 1,. the last day of the three-show Ken-lucky Circuit: J. Lynn wtlih, Prairit Vitw, III. Bor, Doberman rtmcheri and Oieat Lyman Wlnt, Cincinnati -rnlllra.

Farratt Hall, Dallai -All oihrr work-ins dota, aiiortlni breeila and bH in thow. Alva 0lnbrt, Ntw York City Tova and non-pirtlnx- Haywood Hartlay, Richmond, Va. Uounda and terriers. Pug Rearing Title AVeary Acre Samson, that formidable young pug owned by Mrs. Jcannette M.

Diemer, of Jeffersontown, has recently scored two major victories, of three championship points each, under the skillful handling of Dick Salter, of Covington. The victories were at Lima, Ohio, and Cincinnati the latter judged by the noted Alva Rosenberg. Samson has 14 of the 15 points required for his title and Tri-State waterfowl will be moved to tlie blocks total 250 acres and are needed to solidify the holdings to make a more manageable unit for upland and big game. Third, to further replace some of the upland game values which will be lost, it has been proposed that certain lands be acquired at the north end of the refuge. Most of the land exists in two large tracts on the south side of the Brandon Chapel Road.

There are other isolated tracts, however, that will be the shore of Barkley Lake. Total acreage is 3.300 acres, all of which Is within Lyon County, Here aeain. the need is to con form some sort of control on its depredations. It has never advocated massacre or wanton destruction of the bird. Another of its primary purposes is to gather the nation's crow shooters into one spot annually and through the exchange of ideas and knowledge, to advance the skill and Science of calling and luring these birds into range in order to make the sport more popular.

Macon Visits solidate holdings to make a manageable unit ahd to pro-icctiuhat the Service presently possesses. has specifically directed the replacement of wildlife lands lost through the construction of the Reservoir. This minimum land requirement plan has bern jointly agreed upon by the Fish and Wildlife Service and (he Corps of L'ngi-tieers. It should carry the endorsement of the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources. Opposition to the plan comes from Trigg and Lyon County land speculators, county officials who may fear decline of their tax structure as a result of more Federally-owned land, and local landowners who actually do not want to move or who may be after a higher price for their land.

In any event, the allocation of funds, through budgetary action by Congressional Committees, is necessary to realize this program and to make the famous refuge produce rather than deteriorate. Constructive and positive action by the convention-mg sportsmen might easily tip the balance in favor of these game-management programs. Crow Hunting Championship Billed Black feathers will fly when the 20th Annual National Crow Shoot and the National Crow Calling Contest convenes next weekend, June 20, 21 and 22 at Frankfort. While all shooters in the United States are eligible to participate, most of the entrants no doubt will come from the states of Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan, Indiana and West Virginia. Among these entrants will be several former champions eager to cither retain the crown or to regain it.

The sponsor of the shoot, the American Crow Hunters Association, has as its original purpose an attempt to create a consciousness among sportsmen for crow shooting and to siun i aucu Others wouldn't attend college if they didn't have the chance to pursue athletic careers. McNeely Lake JERRY'S DOCK Free Fishing and Parking 3 miles south of Oltolona. Miles of Shore lino Concession Boots Bait Picnic Grounds, Shelter Houses Food and Refreshments Jerry Thomas, Owner WO 9-8472 KINDERHOOK LAKE Welcome, Kentucky People No License Needed FP.es PICNIC GROUND RIPRISHMSNTS Well stocked Bass, Channtl Cats, Crappies. N.iht tnhine, 2 poles 11.40. Children Soc.

No limit. 30 miles from Louisville on 31, turn right on 35 on Vienna Rd. From Charlestown, turn lett off on 3S. LINKS LAKES lit mile west of Eastwood on Shelbyville Road (U.S. 60) 7 LAKES Stocked With BASS, BLUE GILL, CATFISH No Limit $1 Pole Arthur Butler, fljr.

CH 5-8513 Fish at Marcum's Lake LOT-A-WATA At Buckner, on Between Crettwood and La Grange Oldham County's oldest fishing lakes, Restocktd every week with Cats, Bass, Bream, Crappie. Shady Picnic Ground Playground. MARYSVILLE LAKE Now open. 57 acrea of water. 15 miles north ot Charlestown, Hwy.

3. Watch for aims. Well Hocked with Bas, Channel, Marble. Crappie. Lake atorked every fiat, and Sun.

Open a.m. 'til dark. SI. 00 a pole, no limit. Children under 12 90c.

Bait, refresh, ments, free picnic (rounds. Only 28 miles from Louisville. Owners: Mr. A Mrs. Jesse I.

Goodman INOL'S DOCK COMPLETE FISHING FACILITIES The Best In Bass Fishing Stripers, Small and largo Mouth, Crappie and Catfish Special Baited Holes Phone 9199 Corbin, Ky. 3 hi Lake Cumberland at Jamestown Fishing and recreation Macca. Few days or vacation. More bass per acre caught hare. Lakaview cottages or poolside rooms, New, large, exclusive filtered water, modern swim, ming pool in the pines tree to guests.

For summer fun for the whole family, "It's the Pinehurst." Write for free folder, Pinehurs! lounge Lodge 1 Swim Plaza, Phone 15 PINE SPRINGS LAKE Now Open For Pishing end Picknlcking. Also Nleht Fishing. Bait and Concession Stand. Modern Cabins Available. 11 miles west of New Albany) 1'j miles south of Lanesville, off State Highway el.

FISHING l.ir.f.S LAKE 1 miles east of Jeffersontown, on left side of Tavlorsvlllo Rd. Stocked with Channel Cat, Crappie, Bass, Bluegill end Pike. No limit on fish or poles. NIGHT FISHINO. Bait-Conceuion Stand Stocked Every Saturday LAKE SHELBY 100 Acres of Water BASS CRAPPIE BREAM SHELLCR ACKERS CHANNEL CATS Picnic Grounds Clean Rett Rooms OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 1 Mil North of Shelbyville, Ky.

STEPHENSBURG LAKE On U.S. it, W. of lliiabethtown, Ky. Only 30 Miles Southwest of Fort Knox Safe for Women end Children Boats Good Pishing Cabins Ball Natural Springfad Waters Privately owned by Arnold J. Lemalre Phones: Louisville, Ky.

JU 4.471 Stephensburg, Ky, TOwnsend J-ltll DALE HOLLOW LAKE WEBB'S LAKE VIEW CAMP Air-conditioned modern cotteees. Low weakly rate includes boat. Grade A restaurant. Complete fishing facilities. Write or Call CH H3S2 for reservations.

Ed Webb Rt. No. Celino, Tenn. For Good Fishing and a Restful Vacation WEYLAND COTTAGES ON LAKE CUMBERLAND Smalt, completely eouipped individual houltkeepinq cottages directly en lake. Screened porchas, privete dock.

Boats and motors available. Burnsida, Ky. Phone tf-L Allen Meyfiald, Manager ro il a grants-in-aia, representing a potential investment of approxi mately $72,000. Football Coach Blanton Collier released a list of young men who've agreed to be gridiron freshmen next fall and the number is 38. Of these, 33 are Ken-tuckians.

Basketball Coach Adolph Rupp of the N.C.A.A. champions released a list of 10 names and seven of these are Kentuckians. All told, the 48 footballers and football BACKI Don Carann. Oneida, Tnn quarter. back; Tom Mmpaon, Lebanon: lilea Day, Middlenlioro; Gary Robertion, (Jenkinai: Bill hlkim, Jenkina; Harold Push, Oweimboro: Don Riche.v.

Madimnviile: David Uasn, Louisville Shawnee; Rill Ransdell, Kliiabelhlown, quarterback; Buizy Beat, Kliiabethtown: Jamea Hill, Neon; Gary Cochran, Kort Thoma: John Rampulla, Miami, quarterback; Billy Joe. Booker, Frank. I J. V. Henderson, J'iducah; Bill binith, Paducah.

INOS Jim DearlnK, I.oulsvlllo Flnel: Robert Butler, MadUonvllle; Bob Johnron. Cat. lettKliiirK; Dennia Sexton, Oneida, Al Michael. Bristol, Tenn. (Greenbrier); Danny Haley, Plnevilla.

TACKLIS ,7 Mara.la, Sprlnifleld (St Jo of Don Wllllama, Corbin; Bill Thompwm, New Boston: Ken Kraua, Louiavillt St, Xavier: John Bonn, Loula. villa Placet, GUARDS Melvln Joeph, Klnnsport, Tenn.s Mel. vin Chandler, Bob Howard, Kvarta; Boteer Havnle, Madiwnville; Mike Coyle, Elliaheihlown: Bob Lav-man, Louisvlite Manual; Bruca Bell, Morfanlieid. Cf NITERS Wavne T)lon, David (Prestomburx Hiahi; Junior Thorna. Neon: Irvin Coode, Florence: Mark Emmett Thompson, Franklin-Simpson.

a i I i I a 1 1 CENTER Allen Feldhaua. (-5, Boone Co. Hifh. FORWARDS Harry Hurd, 6-5. (alao renter) Elk-horn; Jim Beshear.

-l. South Hopkinn; Mike Sui-(ac, 6-5, Louisville Butler; Roy llohr a.4 Allsnla Northslde- Paul Smlih. Wuichester ICIark Co. i man i GUARDS T.arry Pursiful, 6-1. Bell Co.

lllith; Eddie Maaon, 5-11. Elllabethlown: Ben-nv Coffman. 6-2, Llndaey-Wilaon Junior Colleae I will be Junior, home i Hunt-iiillon, Va): Sid Cohen, Kilgore Junior Colleie Twill be junior, home la Brooklyn, U. S. G.

A. rules with the ball being played where it lies, according to Joe Dickson, U. S. G. A.

sectional affairs committeeman. The morning 18 starts at 7 a.m., with the afternoon round getting under way at 1 o'clock. CONVERTIBIE BOAT TOPS UPHOLSTERING -CUSHIONS MOORING COVERS AUTO UPHOLSTERING AUTO SEAT COVERS FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING LARRY UIGUR'S FAILS CITY BUGGY TOP 119 So. 2nd St. JU 4-8741 Card 15c Spool 10c 25c 39c 9 95 75c 49c 75c 39c Preska Perches Dor hundred 25c 95 MOTOR I M1 CLINTON I lMk AIR COOLED I Completely 117 AtaemOled 0 OPEN MON.m NIGHT Til 9 a luu-nue aimt-uc nciioiaismp ltMlM1j $1,500 per school year.

Thus, if all the 48 athletes thus far signed remain at U.K. for four BEAVER LODGE Clear Water Any Time LAKE CUMBERLAND Monticollo, Ky. filmorc 8-3386 Etauliful lalti. Two milet of ihady thonlin. Children's playground.

Fro picnic grounds for fithormin. loali, bait. Rtttauront. Stocked every Saturday with lake frit fish. $1 per penon.

No limit. No license required. Wo pay $1 per pound for ovary fish that weight 10 pounds or more. Take tnd. 31, 24 milet from Bridge to Underwood, Ind.

See BIG BEAR CAMP First On beautiful Kentucky Lake. Coed fishino, striped bass, crappie, wall, eved pike, channel catfish, pan fish. Finest accommodations, with modern restaurant. For Reservation write N. L.

DUKE, Mgr. Big Bear Camp, Routt 4, Benton, Ky. Bill! Bob's lodgti Dock For Famous Kjr. Lake Croepio Cabins end Housekeeping Cottages Boata Motors Bait Tackle License Guidei Bathing Beach On Highway US 611 it Jonathan Creek Bill Cannon Bob Doane, Owners I. UNION, KY.

tionei Ky. Ihnweoel 4.41 IS Owentownihip, Ind. Svmet Village whore) You Catch The) Big Ones BUSHMAN'S LAKE Iwoted 1V4 Mi. off Highway 01 On lull Craek lid 17 Ml. N.I.

Jofferionville, Ind. No License Required Stocked Rogulorly Al luahmon, rop. Thoie Dele Hollow Record-Breakinf Walleyet lb Smallmouthi Come from CEOA HILL RESOKT The most complete camp for the Fisherman or Family Vacation Modern Lakethore Cottafaa a. Motel Restaurant Swimming Pool Guides All Dock Facilities Air Conditioning Concessionaire 'or U. S.

engineer Write or call fo reservations DICK ROBERTS Celine, Tenn. CONLEY BOTTOM The JIG I ISIIIV. IIKADQl AIMLItS LAKE CUMBERLAND Menticolle, Ky. Filmere l-3af1 DAWSON'S VACATION COTTAGES On lake Cumberland Unusually attractive, completely furnished, modern houiekeepine cottages. Situated in beautiful woodland, directly on the lake.

Boats and motors available. Families welcome. Phone or write for raservetiona. Phono 061-11 ISomerset). W.J.

DAWSON, Owntr, W.Somersot.Ky. EVE LAKE Open Weekdays 4 P.M.-11 P.M. Sunrise-Sunset Picnic Aree Clean Rest kooms Take 11 wast from New Albany; turn left on Road 111 to 1-Mile lone. Turn right end look for sign. NORMAN IVt, Owner WH 4-1055 TOl'S For Crappie, Bass, Striped Bass KENTUCKY LAKE Cott9, Boat Dock and Supply Storo, all bordtrint pavod Kontucky Lako Airport, US iS at East End Eogntr Farry Bridgo, Writo for Freo Booklat.

FISHERMAN'S ONE-STOP Mall: R. R. 2, Colden Pond, Ky. Phone: Cadii, LAwrence 3-114 CAMPSITES Wooded Lakeshore Lots 30x200 ft. $195 $5 DOWN-S10 MONTHLY On a hard road, electricity; adjoint Netionel Forest.

Write COL. EDGAR GARLAND Surntide, Ky. FISHING FISHING GREEN LEAF LAKES Located at I.a Granre I blocks off Dorsey Lane. Kept Blocked heavy every week. Ideal group picnic area with tablea.

Drinking water end baiti available. Herschel Thomas, Mgr. JU 31184 GWINN ISLAND Herrlnelen Lake's Largest Pishini Camp LUNCH ROOM, MODERN COTTAGES, BOATS, MOTORS, SWIMMINO POOLS. BAITS AND SUPPLIKS Route 33 Telephone: Danville 9102 Wellington Cooper, Prop. P.O.

Box 332 DANVILLE, KY. HOUSEKEEPING CABINS On Lake V.umtterlantl S3J.00 WIIK HAMMONS FISHINO CAMP CMINWOOD, KINTUCKT Turn left off U. S. 17 ot sign. 11 miles south et Surnside, Ky.

Irs in ulib llcsorl. I nr. Blood River Imbayment of Kentvcky lake 10 milci east nf Murray. off Ky. III.

94. P.O. Address: Kt. No. 6, Murray, hy.

Al Hlum, owner. Duals and niu-tnrs. Hniu of all kinds. Modern cot-Uijps. Hoat docks, restaurant resera-tions piven preference, tithing licenses, available.

IjciIiiii's fnr all the family. Restaurant opens at 4 a m. Ph. Naw Crmord l. Mlaweod 6 f4H PLACE YOM AD Iti WIS SPACE ond ihouionds of Wolleye out1 Rnss entjtais nhout your dock o.

fishing ump fotilitin. Set at Evansville By MERRILL DOWDEN I have just received word from Bill Morrow, secretary-treasurer of the Evansville (Ind.) Chess Club, that the second annual Tri-State Open for Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois, will be held at the Evansville Y.M.C.A. next Saturday. The five-round Swill will be Chess Federation. The entry for 54 50 Park, 111.

The field is more than twice the size of last year's when only 34 turned out to battle for three places at Crescent Hill. Gordon benney won last year's qualify-in? medal in a playoff with Andy Monroe after bolh had finished with 140. Eddie Schnurr was last year's other qualifier with 141 and he went to the quarter-finals of the National meet. Neither Denney nor Schnurr are in today's field. Denney did not enter and Schnurr is playing on an all-star basketball team.

Of those playing today, Monroe leads the way, having qualified five times for the national tourney. Denney, Wes Carper, and Pete Doll, now pro at Iroquois, are the all-lime leaders with seven successes apiece. Among the top threats in today's play are Frank Beard, Rich Casahclla, Monroe, Paige Fischer, Terry Lally, Brown Cullen, Frank Cain, Bob Eu-banks, Bud Schweri, Johnny Iluffine, Johnny Churchman, and Ken Hartlagc. Play will be according to BEER ICE All PICNIC SUPPLIES See An Exciting SPEAR FISHING EXHIBITION Sy Charles Underwood, professional and experienced skin diver Today, Tomorrow, 3 P.M. 0t a iff 7 LAIU MYRTLE Locattd 3 miles south of city limits, 1 1 mi.

south off Arnold town Rood. t. Kentucky, Near Barret Solminr Tables The schedule of Solunar Teriods, as printed below, has been taken from John Aldcn Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Use Cantnl Standard time. A.M.

P.M. Dale Oav Mm. Min. M), Juno 15 Sunday June Monday 4:10 10:2 4:45 10:50 Juno 17 Tuesday 5:05 5:40 11:45 June It Wednesday. 8:00 12:15 June Thuraday :50 7:25 1:05 Juno JO Friday 7:40 1:25 1:10 1:50 Juno 21 Saturday 1.15 9:00 2:40 June 22 Sunday 3.00 0:30 Keif To The I It Busy Rosenberg also judged the erry specialty show, held the day before the Chicago In- ternational.

A five-point win spelled championship for Kerry Manor's Cindy Blue, owned by Stanley Humphries, of Anchorage, A pointer that has built up a nice record is Rolling Green's Flicker, owned by Burnis Skip- worth, of Glasgow, Ky. Flicker was best of breed in the Mid- Kentucky Kennel Club show at Hodgcnville and at Cape Gi- rardeau, Mo. In the latter show a. -J ui-ieaieu stveu uidiuiJiuiis I iV Rolling Green's Flicker, pointer owned by Burnis Skipworth and handled by Miss Kaye Brown, of Glasgow, has a nice record of victories in the past season. Tourney The winner will receive a $50 award, plus a percentage of entry fees.

Cash prizes also will go to second and third-place winners. In addition, a number of brilliancy prizes will be awarded. Entries must be. registered by 11 a.m. Central Daylight Time Saturday, and the first round will start at 11:30 a.m.

All inquiries should be addressed to the Evansville Cluss Club, 724 Bryan Road. Spectators are welcome. It probably would be a good idea to take along your own board and chessmen, and clocks, too, if you have them. lit; i art Tusition after 8 K-IJ2 White to move and win (For solution, sec same) Beore playing over this short bid sired correspondence wine of I9.7J. study the accomuanuinn diagram.

White is on the move. Horn docs he finer an immediate resignation? 1 PK4 2 N-KB3 3 K4 N-QB3 N'xl' MM? YQ3 I II -1 i -s U-V li hi JaSf'WPW Mel li I' TxlJxN UxlVh 3 li The i k. Busy Cih Koxing Hilled His Saints Play Cols; Aulo fttl TAHK J-T1 in this arca; however, will be keeping an eve on a local favorite 29-ycar-old Dale vSwaim of Jcf-fersonville. Swaim is staging a comeback in auto racing. He started this season after having abandoned his track career in 1952.

He was drafted that year and when he returned from the service he Went to another livelihood. Nows he's back behind the wheel and doing well. Trials Friday are 7 and racing al 8:30 Same times are Saturday for the hod rods and Tuesday for stock cars. IIOXIN'G According to Kenny Pastor, assistant chairman of the Mayor's Youth Boxing Program, Zone 8 will put on the "show of shows" tomorrow ngiht at Scaecia's Restaurant, 3427 Taylor Boulevard. It's a novelty program, indeed.

There will be 10 bouts, first starting 8 o'clock, featuring such crowd-pleasing scrappers as Sammy Hill, Recce Watson, Earl Novarro and Gary McFarland. As an added attraction, films of both the Kay Rob-inson-Carmcn Basilio middleweight championship fights will be shown. Admission will be 90 and 50 cents. Oh, yes, the restaurant is air-conditioned. Chairman of Zone 8 is Vcrlon Gosser.

SOFTBALL This will be a big week for soft-ball fans. Tonight at Knights Field, there will be a doubleheader. In the feature attraction at 7 o'clock, the Launderettes, Louisville's only girls' team of major-division caliber, will oppose the Indianapolis Anchorcttes, to whom By LARRY BOECK RIGGER-longued Max Macon, whose verbal exchanges on the field as a baseball manager are equaled on the hardwood as a basketball official, comes to town this week He brings with him his St. Faul Saints, who do combat with the Colonels. Additionally on the sports calendar of the Big Town this week there's auto racing Turs-day, Friday (the midget cars) and Saturday, an entertaining acquatade today at Plantation Club, a tennis tournament, a swimming meet and amateur boxing.

As for Macon, the Louisvillian who manages St. Paul in the summer and officiates basketball during he winter, we'll never forget his withering response to a critical female cage fan. During a timeout. Max was standing near the press table. The woman yelled at him, "Macon, if 1 trere your wife I'd feed you poison!" Shot bark Max: "And if I were your husband I'd take it." THE COLONELS The Colonels cncoulner Omaha this afternoon at 1:30 p.m.

in a double-header at Fairgrounds Stadium. They're scheduled for an off day Monday, then meet the St. Paul club Tuesday in a 6 p.m. double-header, Wednesday and Thursday nights a-l the Minneapolis Millers Friday and Saturday nights. Night games, remember, start at 8 o'clock now.

lie big esl'fily of the neck al the Siadim fs the annual Knights of Columbus Xydf. and ts Friday. Many free gifts to be 1o that IVf.wiw.fi $100,000 OVERSTOCK SALE 9-Pound Magic Braid Cast Lino, Sale Prict 25c Mitchell 300 Spin Reel 19.95 Ambassador A 5000, Can't advertise Price, very low Hedden Superlative Rods (Spin and Fly) 25.00 Tennessee Jigs C-Oi.) Polar Bear Hair Ea. 15c Harnessed Worms, Red and Black 39c Brelton 804 Spin Reel 14.95 Eagle Claw Miracle Minnow Ea. 75c Swivel King Fish Stringer with 15 Swivels 95c 1.75 32.50 45.00 45.00 35c 60c 25.00 1.25 1.50 30c Snelled Hooks 30c leader Material Nylon and lead) Set of 4 Popping Bugs Heddon Heps (All Sues) 240 Heddon Pal Spin Reels Diamond Jim Spin Bails, New Sila Flex Rods and Blanks at Discount New Heddon River Runl Fidget Spin lures laiy Ikes Fly Sue they lost a week ago.

At 8:30. a men's slow- gamp will pit Duffy's against Mini Doh- I Then, next Saturday night. Gatlil'fc's ul Newport. the world slow pitch cliam- puins, will come lo town to test Ilumer's Bovs I I rdock at Knights Field in the feature i 125 75c 20.00 1.35 1 25 115 65c All Type Airex Lures including All Pflueqer Hooki-uo to 5 0 triple header. The Northern Hie world title the I l.t Inn i df a Slu Kentuckians won ponir cud batutday rrr.cr Aiylit.

Famous Name Brand Red and Stainless Sleel Catling Reel. Price Includes Spare Paris Kit. list above $20 ONLY $8 95 S3 00 list Insulated Worm Canteens. Soecinl 6Dc 2 lor SI Genuine Army Cots sea-ons and Homers Uys won the Louisville M.trnpolitaii crwn Iat ear. Oilier games will pair Lauudi relics against Mud's gu ls of Cincinnati and vs.

Kngineciv men's 'low pitch ti-vt. ICvrned -ca', 7.) ccnu lor adiilis and 2" -UN l-r childr-n. l. l.irrha-H at Kri nd- Field and the ci-y licrm-l I.iii in i I'ai ITO K.CI(.u!o racinj fan- nil (bailee see ab'uit a haS -il dc ii m' I rh.n ho uhed Fmiav nuht hen ib i.ene;,,: 1 J. I 4 (if I hi) at WISDOM FiSHING CAMP RFCOR0-EREAKING BASS YVoHd-lwcord Smnllmoufh Caught Near lui Dok July, 195 fomnlete fii'mu' fwtliiten; ckl.in and acro-ninnijiitinnsur ItH! ('ill, unte or wire JAMES K.

WISDOM, Owner Noh 01 Bail ho: low iKf Ph. OftMO, M0. HOI, bony. Ky. 0 ()2 in l7i-ii HaI; 1 1 1,1.