Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 21

Expect Panel fo OK Ryun NEW YORK (AP) A federal mediation panel was expected to today that Jim Ryun, stnMtlonal runner from the University of Kansas, and other athletes who competed in the U.S. Track and Field Federation National meet are eligible in the National Amateur Athletic Union. Tha AAU banned Ryun and the other athletes from its national meat here June 25-26 after the USTFF refused to apply for AAU sanction to hold its meet last Friday and Saturday at Terra Haute, Ind. Lumpp, director of the AAU meet, said Tuesday that Ryun and several other members of the Jayhawk Track Club ol Kansas, had already submitted their entries to the AAU Nationals. informed source told the Associated Press that Theodore Kheel, head of the five-man mediation panel, would declare and the others eligible for the AAU Nationals which will determine U.S.

entries in dual meets with Poland July 16-17 at Berkeley, and with the Soviet Union July 23-24 at Los Ajngeles. Humphry Selected Panel The panel was named by vice President Hubert H. Humphrey in an effort to end the feud between the AAU and the National Collegiate Athletic Association over jurisdiction In amateur athletics. The AP learned that Kheel would also rule that the USTFF and the NCAA were regarded as the same organization for the board 's purpose. The USTFF has maintained that since it has no representatives on the panel, it wag not bound by its decisions.

However, the USTFF is generally considered an arm el the NCAA. Danielson Club Drops From Loop Danielson TV of Edgerton has quit the Sportsmanship Traveling Softball League, according to David Stronach of Stoughton, secretary. The team withdrew after it was forced to forfeit two games because of the use of an Illegal player, Stronach said. All teams receive one win in this round as a result of the action. Teams will receive a bye in the second round.

Stoughton leads with a 6-0 record, followed by Janesville Rockland 3-1, Stoughton Gunnelson 4-2, Madison American 3-3, Mickey's of Lake Mills 2-4, Rude's of DeForest 2-4 and Brooklyn 2-4. Danielson was the defending grand champpion. GRID GREAT DIES-Howard (Cub) Buck, former All- America football star at the University of Wisconsin and an all-time great of the Green Bay Packers, died this week at Davenport, Iowa, where he has been a business man since retiring from the coaching field. He was enshrined in Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame in 1956. (AP Wirephoto) BARRED FROM ROYAL ENCLOSURE Young man attired in morning coat and gray topper and girl friend, wearing short, short skirt, listen to gatekeeper tell them they can't enter Royal Enclosure at opening of four days of Royal Ascot rac- itig in London.

The reason wasn't the short skirt; they didn't have proper tickets. There were some miniskirts in the enclosure. Queen Elizabeth's hemline wai Just below knee. (AP Wirephoto) Give Dad a Gift of Give Him Hush Puppies' breathin' brushed pigskin by Wolverine $11 00 Tnli Father's Day put Hush Puppies on the top of the list; Dad will love their crisp good looks, the superb fit, the way Hush Puppies cradle his feet in solid comfort while giving him the exact support he needs. You'll find styles for every occasion from golfing to important business meetings.

Why not pick up several pair? USE OUR CONVENIENT CHARGE ACCOUNT SHOE I I 27 S. MAIN ST. JANESVIUI Open Fridays and Mondays Till 9 p.m. Roche To Play in Clay Courts MILWAUKEE (AP)- Australia will send six players, including highly rated Tony Roche, to the National Clay Courts Tennis Championships in Milwaukee July 11-17, tournament officials said today. Roche teamed with John Newcome to win the Australian and Wimbledon titles last year.

The whipped Spain In doubles clinching the Davis Cup for Australia. Roche is considered to have the greatest potential among Australia's young players today. Newcome is not among the six players listed as coming to the U.S. championships. Graebner Earns Surprise Seeding in Wimbledon LONDON (AP) American tennis star Clark Graebner, surprise seed for next week's Wimbledon tournament, said today he does hoe fear a meeting with any of the four top Australian stars.

He has defeated all four on the world circuit in the last year champion Roy Emerson, three times runner-up Fred Stolle, Tony Roche and John Newcombe. Graebner has been seeded No. 8 in the Wimbledon men's singles which start Monday. He celebrated Tuesday by crushing Bob Maud of South Africa 6-2, 64 in the third round of the London Queen's club and looked in good shape. Atlanta Falcons Sign Irish Loop Kicking Star ATLANTA (AP)- The Atlanta Falcons hope the luck of the Irish rides with them next fall when they try for extra points or field goals in their first season in the National Football League.

The Falcons signed a veteran of the Irish Football League, Tommy Furlong, to a contract as a kicker Tuesday. He kicks the ball sideways like a soccer player. Milton in 9-Inning Loss to McFarland McFARLAND Although out- hit 2 to 1, McFarland nicked Milton-Milton Junction here last night 3-4. The game went two extra innings, nine, and it was the State Line Legion League opener for both baseball teams. McFarland Joined Janesville and Fort Atkinson in the winners' column.

Each team scored a run in the third inning. McFarland added three in the sixth and the Twins tied it up in the seventh. Paul Fankhsuer posted the winning run. He was struck by a pitched ball, stole second, went to third on a passed ball and scored on Don Egner' single. Milton-Milton Junction's three runs in the seventh were on a bases-loaded triple by Dan Ober- bruner.

Greg Kumlien pitched six-hit ball for the losers and struck out 16. Kumlien also hit four singles. League games at 6 p.m. Thursday will have McFarland at Janesville (senior high diamond), Fort Atkinson at Edgerton, Lake Mills vs. Milton Milton Junction at Milton Junction and Bcloit at Foolville.

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Top drivers Jim Hall and Hap Sharp of Midland, past masters at Road America, will ass up the Sprints to race nt Mans, France. Another leading driver here, Augie Pabst of Milwaukee, has retired, while Walt Hansgen of Bedminster, N.J., was killed in a European run earlier this year. The leading entries left in the feature event will include Jerry Hansen, Minneapolis, Bud Gates, Indianapolis, and Dick Durant, Florissant, Mo. Junior Church An opening game in the YMCA Junior Church Slow Pitch League yesterday went nine innings, St. Matthew's-Peace Lutheran beating Asbury Methodist, 13-12.

Mike Jacobson hit a two-run homer in the ninth to decide the issue. In the other game, First Lutheran defeated St. Patrick's, 25-17. 1st LutturaB (29) St. Patrick's (17) ab ab 2 2 1 Green 2b 4 10 Brown 3b 3 0 1 Graham 3b 5 12 Ingla 5 3 3 L.D'sfb'ck If 5 2 2 Weller ss 1 2 1 lb 3 2 2 Whitcomb lb 3 2 3 Nielson rf 4 2 4 Green If 8 3 3 Asplund ss 4 3 3 Hradsfiaw a 2 1 1 Kuoster ss 3 3 3 Hillison 2b 3 3 5 Stark 4 12 McGinnis rf 3 3 5 Deyer 2 12 Peck cf 3 1 2 Dickson cf 2 12 Ford ss 3 2 3 Klein lb 3 1 1 Sheldon rf 3 1 2 Hansen 3b 2 1 1 Wiltse ss 2 0 1 P.

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CONTEST ENTRY Ralph Harris, 3310 9th Rockford, 111. caught this 2-pound, ounce largemouth bass in Whitewater Lake. It was 17 inches long. The fish was weighed and measured at Hackett's Resort on Whitewater Lake and entered in the Gazette-WCLO Contest. GARY PLAYER'S GOLF CLASS: frmtwrilU Daily Qcitttt, Don't keep your shouMtn itfrigM Buckeyes Upset Southern Cal OMAHA, Neb.

(AP) Ohio State has the inside track in the 20th NCAA baseball tourney after a showdown victory over No. 1-ranked Southern California. Unheralded St. John's of New York is the only other unbeaten club. The Big Ten champs, ranked No.

2 nationally, breezed past USC 6-2 Tuesday night in the second round as Big Steve Arlin fired a three-hitter and struck out 12. St. John's, 2-0 winner over Texas on Walt Witowski's five hitter, wasn't even supposed to be in the District 2 tourney if you talk to Scton Hall fans. The selection of St. John's created an uproar because the Redmen lost five of their last eight regular season games and tied for second behind Seton Hall in the Metropolitan Conference.

Selection was based on the club's 1.76 pitching staff earned run average and solid .281 team batting The Redmen have gone unbeaten since their selection for a 25-7 mark, taking the committee off the spot. In the losers' bracket, Arizona, ranked No. 3, eliminated Northeastern of Boston, 8-1, and Oklahoma State's Big Eight champs ousted North Carolina, 5-1. In games today, St. John's challenges Ohio State, Arizona takes on Southern Cal and Oklahoma State Battles Texas.

Arlin used 143 pitches and was touched for a two-run homer by Buddy Gordon. The buckeyes, now 24-5, have 10 straight games since April 2 without a loss, marred only by a scoreless tie. USC had won 12 straight. Bxuins Buy Contract MONTREAL (AP) The Boston Bruins bought forward Wayne Connelly's contract from San Francisco of the Western League Tuesday during the National Hockey League's summer meeting. The 26-year-old Connolly, a former Bruin, was sold to San Francisco last season.

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Krenke Pitches 1-Hit Babe Ruth Loop Tilt BABE RUTH American 1 3 Red 0 1 Orioles National 3 2 Pirates 0 Red Game Torfay 0:10, Senators vs Phillies. (lama Thursday 10, Bluebirds vs Pirates. LITTLE I.F.AOUE American WL 1 2 Indians 0 2 Yanketa National WL 1 I Braves 0 2 Federal 1 2 Twins 0 4 Giants Games Today 4:30. Twins vs Cardinals; 6, Tigers vs Cubs. Garnet Thursday 4:30, White Sox vs Yankees! (, Indians vs Braves 1 0 Senators 2 I Badgera 3 0 2 1 Phillies X.

3 1 Athletics 1 1 White Sox WL 4 0 Dodgers 1 0 Cubs I. 2 1 2 2 Colts Shurtleff's Red Sox, featuring the pitching of Ron Krenke and the hitting of John Ingold and Kent Burdick, registered their first Babe Ruth League game Fan 68 in One Game CENTER MORICHES, N.Y. (AP)-Billy Wells of Bellport High and Charley Hertman of Center Moriches High both pitched 16 innings and both Btruck out 34 batters. Wells gave nine walks and three hits. Hartman.

a southpaw, walked four and gave five nits, two of which came in the last inning when Bellport scored the game's only run. Boat A boat needs Coast Guard-approved, life cushions; an anchor and a nylon anchor line seven times the depth of the deepest water the boat will operate in; a minimum tool kit; a light nylon tarp (if there's no boat cover); flashlight; water bottle; all gear legally board at all times. Minor League Scores Midwest Oulncy 0, Decatur 7. Fox Cities 3, Dubuque 2. Cedar Rapids 7, Burlington 2.

Quad Cities 4-2, Clinton 3-3. Wisconsin Rapids 10-1, International Jacksonville 2, Toronto Columbus Rochester Buffalo 7-9, Richmond 3-7. Toledo 2, Syracuse 1. Pacific Coast Indianapolis J-3, phoenix 1 -3. Denver 5, Portland 4, Vancouver 6, Tulsa 0.

Seattle 9, Tacoma 4. Spokane 3-4, San Diego 3 -1. Hawaii Oklahoma city 1. of the season yesterday, trim' ming Vets Club Pirates, 1(3-5. Krenke pitched a one hitter, that a single by David Dyke.

Ingold and Burdick had three hits apiece. Ingold had a home run, a double and a single. Burdick had three singles. One-sided games were played in Little League, both being terminated after four innings because of the 10-run spread rule. Fire Department Athletics de feated J.

M. Bostwick Colts, 11-1, and Police Department Dodgers beat Sears Giants, 121. The win was the fourth for the Dodgers, putting them ahead in wins in the Boys Baseball of Janesville program. Colts (1) Athletics (II) ab ab 1 0 1 Krogman lb 4 11 Siefkes If 1 0 0 Kersten 2b 2 2 1 Gorsuch lb 3 0 0 Mcllchar 3 1 1 Sc. Stutnfce 2 ft 0 Leeder lb 4 0 1 Dickton 3 0 0 Westby ss 110 Novak cf 2 0 0 Miller If 0 2 0 Brown ss 1 0 0 Dulin cf 3 11 St.

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