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'r1 yo-f THE COURIERJOURNAL TIMES, LOUISVILLE, KY. SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1971 9 Bowling Halls of Fame get four new names STEREO COMPONENTS Just received 5 new stereo component sets. They feature AM-FM multiplex radio, Built-in 8 track also a Garrard changer. All this for only $119.95 UNITED FREIGHT SALES 2072 So; Preston except Sat. till 6 P.M.

'SEE US FOR' JOE LEVINE Latest of 21 men nominees ARMY-FATIGUES ALL MILITARY NEEDS PM 'tH Frl. Set, 'til 9 SPORTS CENTER Free Parking In Rear 628 S. 4th 7 two selections the same as in 1970. For the second year, the two organizations will hold a joint dinner-dance on Oct. 9 to honor the inductees.

'PERFECT IN ILLINOIS Jim Ewald who already had more perfect games than any other Louisville-area bowler, added another in a Midwest Bowlers Association semipro tournament at Alton, 111., last week. That made it six 300s for Big Jim, three in leagues and three in sanctioned tourneys. He also had one in another MBA event at Mayfield, recently. At Alton, the 24-year-old Ewald shot the perfect game as part of a 1205 five-game series in the qualifying round. He wound up averaging 228 for 18 qualifying and semifinal games.

That put him in the pro-style championship match against Bob Neff of Rock Island, 111. and Neff beat him 232-222. It was the fifth time Ewald finished second (in 14 tourneys on the MBA tour). He wound up with $380 in winnings at Alton and Bob Allen, the tour- By KEN RUSH Courier-Journal It Times Stiff Writar When Louisville's bowling Hall of Fame committees meet next month to vote on 1971 selections, they'll have a total of 32 names to pick from 21 men and 11 women. Before Thursday's nominating deadline, one man and three women were added to the list.

Joe Levine, a bowler for 50 years, was the latest men's nominee. He's a former president of both the Greater Louisville Bowling Association and the Quarter Century Bowling Association. In addition, he served as chairman four times when B'nai B'rith sectional tournaments were held here (and he's trying to bring the tourney back in 1973, he says). The women's "Hall" received three additional nominees Lillian Haag, Pat Robinette and Mae Raster. Mrs.

Haag is a former president of the Louisville Women's Bowling Association, and she's now a member, of the board of directors of both city and state associations. Mrs. Robinette, a former All- nament director, figures his earnings this year at $1,005. This gives Jim another second place on the 1971 money list among the semipros. The next two MBA tourneys will be held at Springfield and Belleville, 111.

After that comes the second annual Louisville Open at Ten Pin Lanes on Aug. 7 and 8. HOOSIER 'STRIKE' Louisville's "Five Musketeers," captained by Donna McKinney, will pick up more than $500 as a result of their scoring exploits in the recent Evansville (Ind.) Classic. The team led in actual pinfall with 2899, good for $75 and trophies, and placed second in handicap with 3106, winning $428. It also is due $25 for high actual team game of 1028.

Mrs. McKinney led the fivesome with a 600 actual. Jerry Rickert added a 594, Gail Linville a 578, Loretta Vittitow a 569 and Penny O'Meara a 558. STRIKES SPARES Bill Nichel-son, 18, who went into adult bowling only last winter, chalked up his first 700 series with a 734 in the Eden Summer Classic League at Eden Lanes last week. He posted games of 248, 243 and 243 and then added a 181 for a four-game 915.

His current average is 193. Bruce Bond, another first-year bowler, achieved his first 600 with a 604 in the Trophy Mixed League at Pee Wee Reese Lanes. Approximately 325 bowlers and friends went on the 11th Frame Club's annual boat cruise aboard the Belle of Louisville last week. Steve Cruchon, editor of The Modern Bowler at Detroit, discloses that a labor dispute almost caused cancellation of the annual American Bowling Congress tournament there in March, It was settled less than six hours before the tourney's scheduled opening. The Bowling Proprietors Association of America, at its annual convention in the Bahamas recently, confirmed that Vladimir Wapensky will, become executive director of the BPAA, succeeding Howard Seehausen, who is retiring after 22 years' service.

Wapensky had been executive vice-president of the National Bowling Council. NEAR BLUE BOAR SAVE UP TO 40 ON YOUR VACATION Star champion, has rolled two perfect games and a high three-game series of 703. Mrs. Kaster, a bowlerette for 38 years, competed in 23 Women's International Bowling Congress tournaments and was a vice-president of the WIBC for three years. The men's Hall of Fame, now in its seventh year with a total of 27 members, is expected to get three new inductees this year.

The women, who launched their "Hall" just. last year, will stick to RENT TfcjsCyi- BUY CALL CHARLIES 447-1752 or Us at it 10 hours a da y. Pro golf tour is Russell's goal Spring Valley July 29-30. will be scheduled shortly probably at a Louis ville course. A strong field is assured for the Father- jj i Son championship July 14-15 at Shelby-ville Country Club although the entry STACEY RUSSELL A little more work and he'll be a pro deadline is not until Saturday.

The Hurstbourne Country Club team of J. R. Clements and his son Bubba will be back to defend the championship which they won a year ago in the in- augural Father-Son at Danville Country Club. Twenty-four challenging teams are entered, led by the Lowrys, Ed and Eddie, who play out of Big Spring, Bowling Green's Bob Proctor and his son Kevin, Tom and Jim Kennedy of You're protected ing the recent State Amateur at Spring Valley. He based it on the appearance (long hair) of some of the contestants.

"It doesn't cause me to worry about the future," said Iuler, the KSGA director. "I think it's an isolated incident. Mr. Schneider, who is a gentleman, just happens to have fervent beliefs about long hair." Iuler said the two-man team tournament, which was to have been played) at Hurstbourne and John and Tony Waits of Hunting Creek. The championship will be decided over 36 holes of medal play, with fathers and By JOHN FLYNN Courier-Journal ft Times Staff Writer In October, 60-some golfers, most obsessed by a dream of glory and fortune which will never come true, will gather at West Palm Beach, for a week of instruction at the Professional Golfers Association tour division school.

National Amateur champion Lanny Wadkins is expected to be there, and perhaps Alan Miller and Steve Melnyk two more of the country's top amateurs. A dozen or so of the players will receive their cards and become eligible to go on tour. Percentages for success are not good, but young golfers are dreamers, not gamblers. Stacey Russell of Scottsville, hopes to be one of the lucky few. The plans of the 20-year-old former high school champion could change, of course, but right now he's leaning heavily in that direction.

His everyday routine, which he follows in Scottsville, is evidence of what he plans to do. He hits 600 practice shots daily sandwiched around 18 holes of play. The arduous schedule requires nine to 10 hours to complete. Must improve putting Two Nashville businessmen have expressed an interest in sponsoring Russell. He said it would take $1,000 to attend the PGA school and another $20,000 to put him on tour for a year.

Most agree that Russell has. money-making potential provided he improves his wedge play and putting. "He has a sound game but he's going to have to putt better," predicted Kentucky State Golf Association director Martin Iuler, who has observed Russell's progress. sons adding their scores together to give the teams a 72-hole score. by the KNOX NU-TREAD Guarantee! The King's Men Fischer begins match with Denmark9 Larsen A It's a rebuilt tire with the same guarantee you'd get on a new tire costing 3 times as much 11 By MERRILL DOWDEN Couritr-Journil Chen Writer This July 4 will be a landmark in the history of chess.

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