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THE GREENFIELD DAILY REPORTER, GREENFIELD, INDIANA PAGE FIVI TODAY'S SPORT Good Humor Man Now Holds Fhr Twins FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1972 Quilie looked dumbfounded, Harris manager when he was "Actually, he never said! only 27 in 1924 and he turned clubs and he managing had league that been Quilici was summoned to minor Griffith's office and he was still replied wearing his uniform when he always Godfather, you go see if the best record. Then after the i inspired everybody. He even you need the name of a guy i season started we were 16 and I inspired Versalles to become who can get it for you and 34. The irony of the whole i MVP that yar ande in the his; tfcfe' Twins' owner reveals, out to be ihe "Boy He one I of ambitions and he felt he could wholesale, you go see if thing is Tony Oliva. He had a World Series he hit Kouf ax like arrived "Would you like to become a dc the job after learning a few 1 things.

"Now. Frank. said! Griffith, "but later on we snooK nanas at i won me woria cnampionsmp the pr4s conference so I guess that year. I remember. I was he accepted.

Youngest manager the batboy." in the majors? I guess he is at; Frank Qumd promises he that, shouldnt make that: tnrn intn fln ntirpiv Griffith asked manager? him you want to hear the latest I knee operation yesterday and he owned him. funny story, and you want, to the doctors took some particles Having made up his mind to hear it told right, you go see of calcium out. If he had been make change Thursday, Frank. healthy, we most likely would which was an off day for the But Calvin Griffith sees a Mibe contention right now." i Twins, he now had to imple-of other things in Frank Quilici. In ay cse Griffith made up ment nis thinking.

"I'm not talking about any i- Quilici thought Griff itr was minor league job. I'm talking! much tdifference. Mv talking about one of the Twins' about the Twins." 1 (Clark '''Griffith i named uncie different individual now that ucfy' he's a big league manager. "The only thing I don't want to lose," he says, "is my personality." his one-time back-up second mina to cnange managers; fi hasoman as he drove to work on the, Tne piaers naa come to uie r.TVurjr& JDip omacy Over, Foes haired young man who some-. a wrvf I 1m It would be a shame if he did.

Cheis Ready To Play times looks like a lo0Beaf I dalvin Griffith was ttdnUns. Ihis office anud told him he man almost as well known i 't h. 1 Today's Sport Parade (Reg. U.S. Pat.

Off.) By MILTON RICHMAN i UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI)-Natural-; ly. the first thing Frank Quilici i did was call his wife. "Hon. I can't say anything other than I'm sitting here in Calvin Griffith's office and he just offered me the manager's job with the Minnesota Twins." Frank Quilici got no response. His wife.

Penny, had dropped the phone. Eventually she picked it up again. "I don't believe she said. By now she does. So does everyone else because Calvin Griffith, the President of the Twins, called a news coniei--ence in Bloomington.

Thursday afternoon and announced Bill Rigney was out and Frank Quilici, one of his ccaches, was in. To most people, the congenial, always happy 33-year-old Quilici is the Twins' court jester and Good Humor Man because every time you run into him he is full of fun and full of laughs. See Frank If you need a favor, any kind of favor, you don't go to The by IAN WESTERGREN tie, was presented Spassky i world jchampion and the last non-Rugsian to hold the title. i i ipnvpr ann ws nun 111 i uiiiiiiii iiiiuitiicu REYKJAVIK, Iceland lUPD'aave him a big hand' Minnesota as Hubert luill- After-two weeks of behind-! As they shook hands at the Dromoilv Denned a declaration Phr! v. a natoal saTesmm foV i i Asd RienevsaS Kan ik r.riffith Ive ever seen in all the years about the job and Rigney said the ball club.

Calvin Griffith the-scene diplomacy and much end of the ceremony Spassky i admitng that he had made a talking. Bobby Fischer and, held on to Fischer's hand and' mistake. out is ouawi Hdvc dgjceu lUi saiO, nUQ gOOQ lUCK.i ThnicHav Vnhr KrL- th See us for sees an individual who can1 possibly stimulate the Twins. All this crystallized in Calvin Griffith's mind as he drove the 22 miles from his home in Wayzanta. to the ballpark in Bloomington Thursday morning.

I've been in baseball. He i "You're the boss. vi get down to their real business! playing chess. The match for the world title i now held by he 35-year-old Russian will begin Tuesday in the Icelandic capital. The winner gets $150,000 and the The ceremony confirmed that i he wrote a letter to all the problems thaf delayed; Boris apologizing for L1 hnally 'disrespectful behavior." had been settled.

Fische; admitted he had It began with Fischer refus-i ned VQU coun. mg to come to celar for the try SoViet originally scheduled stfert July 2 because he was not happy with! 1 5arned the financial terms, awav Wt lsPute "ver Jim Slater, a wealtiy British i mane with the Icelandic chess ik Lv. organaers, Fischer wrote loser $100,000. Spassky, a handsome Lenin American Interinsurance Auto insurance 3, 6 or 12-Month Policies FINANCIAL RESPONSWUTY POLICIES (SR.22) BILL STEGHER "I hadn't been sleeping the jlast two nights thinking about I the club," said Griffith, "Watching our games, I felt there was something we lacked. grad journalist who makes a living playing chess the year his letter, around, will make the first move.

He won the draw Thursday night and will play 'white, meaning he will make the first move. The 29-year-old INSURANCE SERVICE American will play black in the accepted the apology, i although it was not deliVefed directly to him by Irf fjie end, the Russians appeared to have dropped their demarid that Fisher forfeit the first game ne onerea to double itne prize money from $125,000 to 250,000. Fischer finally turned up July 4 but by then, Spafcsky was upset and threatened to pull out. He first demanded that Fischer forfeit the fitst game, then asked for an apology from the American and finally asked Dr. Max Euwe, president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), to admit ithat he I realize Bill Rigney had taken over a situation that wasn't too healthy in 1970 after we let go Billy Martin.

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Despite the charges and Your Protection, Our Profession countercharges exchanged be J. L. DOBBINS, SR. LICENSED BAIL BONDSMAN tween the two camps there was no sign of prsonal animosity between the two. Applause Exchanged When Spassky was introduced at the draw, Fischer applauded.

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