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PAGE 22 A I I I TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1966 Soccer Kicker Makes Easy Switch By ED JORDAN Citizen Sports Writer John Partin is only a high school freshman, but he's already kicking around the idea of' winning a college football scholarship. 150-pounder made his football de; but Friday night, kicking four- pf-four extra points in Cata- 28-20 victory over Rincon. It's not unusual for a freshman to kick four-for-four. Nor is it unusual for a place kicker to boot soccer The unique point is that a native of Germany, is the first r-type place-kicker in Old Pueblo high school football history. "I started playing soccer 'when I was about 10 in my hometown, Cologne, Germa- ny," says the 16-year-old.

"And last year I tried to develop more accuracy while at Doolen Junior His accuracy was consistent enough that he was promoted from the frosh to the varsity football team in seven weeks, (He was a starting halfback, kickoff man and place-kicker for the frosh). "I take two steps on extra says Partin, "and kick with the right instep from a 45-degree angle. I've tried place-kicking the regular way (toe), but I have more power with the soccer kick. I punt with my toe and the top of my foot." As in every follow- through is of great importance. "You 'really need that.

If I BOWLING ROUNDUP Housewife Slows Pace; Rolls 258 Pretty Mary Gomez is in the groove. The 29-year-old housewife and mother of three children rolled 125 pins over her average and 135 more than her weight last week. She shot a booming 258 game in Golden Pin's Bowling Bells League to earn herself "The biggest non-nuclear explosion in history--Jim Taylor and the entire Cowboy met head-on, at full tilt." Wilt Held To 6 But 76ers Win PHOENIX UP! Despite only minimal scoring help from giant Wilt Chamberlain, the Philadelphia 76- ers rolled to an easy 124105 victory over the St. Louis Hawks last night in a National Basketball Association exhibition in Phoenix. Chamberlain, who led the NBA last year in scoring, put through only six points as teammate Hal Greer copped scoring honors in the game with 27 points.

The 76ers a an a lead and held it throughout the contest. A late surge carried them beyond reach. Former Arizona a basketball Star Joe Caldwell was top scorer for the losers with 17 points. Three sharp steals.by Caldwell in the final period pleased the' pro-Hawks crowd of 9,724. At the end of.

the first quarter, Philadelphia had a 29-24 edge and led at halftime GIHiS. They pulled away 92-82 at the end oE three periods and the contest was never in doubt. A brief scuffle between a a i and the Hawks' Zelmo Beaty under the St. Louis basket emptied both benches, but order was soon restored by the officials. a century patch.

(She carried a 145 book average last season). In addition, she had a fine 584 series. "My main trouble is my approach' is too fast," said the striking red-head. "But in my 258 game, I slowed down I guess I should do it more often." That 258 beat her previous high of 218. "I really thought I was going to get 300," she said.

She got seven straight, spared in the eighth and ninth and finished with a strike and spare. "All were pocket hits except the eighth when it came in a little high." Mary isn't the only bowler in the family. Her husband, Vernon, carried a 177 last year and her oldest child, 10-year-old Madonna, made her debut in the Bantam League last Saturday. The pros showed the amateurs a thing or two about bowling in Phoenix Saturday night. Dave Davis and -Burton Nelson two regulars on the Professional Bowling Association tour, won $1,000 in a 10-game match over two former Tucsonians, Bill Hawk and Johnny Sands.

(Hawk presently lives in Phoenix and Sands, an Air Force captain, is stationed in California). The Davis-Nelson tandem easily won the match at Melrose Lanes by 399 pins 4,381 to Hawk 157 174 195 211 176 211 215 166 189 Format of the 20th annual Tucson Women's Bowling Association was decided at Sunday's TWBA meeting. The City Tournament will be held at Golden Pin Feb. 18-19 and Feb. 25-26.

(March 4-5 has been set aside if necessary). Cost will be $4.00 per person per event and $1 for all-events. HITS 'N MISSES Jim Dan- relia picked up the 4-7-9-10 split Jim Person Shiver missed the mark by one pin and Fred magic 600 Frank am. Nelson set the torrid pace, spilling 2,343 for a 234 average. Davis averaged 203 Sands had a 208 average (2,089) and Hawk a 189 1 1 5 is the 10-game breakdown: Nelson 2V 242 289 248 232 216 Zff Davis 210 171 234 190 20S 225 Sands 219 194 in 234 212 190 180 214'243 zi i Foote, a 127-ayerage bowler punched out a 232 The gals picked up the splits at Tucson Bowl, Marilyn Fox converted the 4-6-10 and Helen Hunter the 7-6-10 Mike Land had a fine 223 in the Copa Junior-Senior Mixed Trio League and Cathy Nelson had a 194 Gary Van- ert "had an all-spare 178 Donald Potter rolled a hefty 268 to earn a century, patch also Robert Neal had a 160 triplicate.

Citizen honor roll: MEN'S HIGH SERIES and ever) 656--Gene Arnold. 642--Gene Arnold. 63 --Sam Snider. 624--Eddie Chan. 623-Spike Silvernale.

617--Glynh Byers. 614-George Henderson. 609--Spike Silvernale Dick Johannlnsmeter. 607--Donald Potter 606--Lou Mertent. BO and over (4 games): 8S3--K.

WMtson. B3 --Bili poud. MEN'S HIGH GAMES (230 and over: 26--Donald Potter. 267--Joe Guerrero. 25 --Spike Stlvernale.

244--Bill Doud. 243-Gene Arnold, E. Loesche. 242--Jack Sis ler. 239--Russell Westerhaus, Jerry Prulr 238--Jim Person.

237--K. Whifson. 23- Eddle Chan. 230--Dick Johnston, Ke McCracker. WOMEN'S HIGH SERIES (540 an over): 572 --Blllie Thomas.

564--Rut Griffith. 540--Clare Vandemelon an Marilyn Carson. 55B--Lynn Wurth an Ginnv Scott. 557--L. Stanley.

552--Cook! Lynch, 545--Bev Summey. 541--Tench Torrwl. 7JO and over (4 games): 752-Emily VandeMheen. 737--Kathy Payne 73T--Nancy Cook. 730-Ann Feigel.

722 Emily VandeMheen. WOMEN'S HIGH GAMES (110 an over): 225--Peggy Barbee and Margare Ann Johnson. 223--Nancy Ftllatrandt aiv Ann Feigel. 222--Georgia Llnkous. 221-- Tertcda Tomel.

217--P. Eno and Jea Smith. 215--Emily VandeMheen and Hudson. 211--Ann Truex. LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE TIME I Hank Bauer Monopolizes Pilot Polls From Wire Services Hank Bauer has been a American League's Manager of the Year both major wire services.

The manager of the world champion Baltimore was followed in both Associated Press and United Press International polls by AI Dark of the Kansas City Athletics. With AP, Bauer drew 321 out of 380 ballots. UPI voters gave him 13 out of 24 votes. AP sports writers do the balloting for that service, while UPI usus a panel of "experts." move my foot any, the ball goes to the left. If I stop as soon as I kick the ball, it goes to the right." Needless to say, Catalina head coach John Griste is impressed with Parties "He.has the potential to be preity good if he continues to work," says Griste.

"And I don't tamper with his style. "Most extra point rrien take a step and a half, concentrate on the tee arid begin 'their steps when they'hear the ball snap into the holder's hand," says Griste. "But Jonnny picks up the ball "on flight (from center to holder) and then concentrates on the tee. "A good point of the soccer kick is mat the ball.doesn't have to be straight to kick accurately. It can be on its side and Johnny can kick it." Griste also hopes that Partin will develop into a halfback and all-around kicker (punts, kickoffs and place-kicking).

"Right now he lacks a little power on kickoffs ana is a little slow on punting. He's a good quick kicker but it won't be advantageous to us until our defense gets better." Griste has set Spartan practice schedule for Parfia, having him place kick 75 times and punt 60 times daily. But Partin doesn't mind, he still has three and a hall more seasons at CataHna. "Then I'd like to win a football scholarship at some college," says Partin. Notre Dame By Wire Services Notre today crept into second place in the national football ratings behind Michigan State but the have to wait until Nov.

19 for a (ihahce to over- Catalina's John Partin First Old Pueblo soccer-type football place kicker take the Spartans. Notre tiarne moved up a the Associated Press and' United Press International. In the AP the Irish collected 15 first place votes for 353 points arid in UPI, nine first place votes and 305 points. Michigan State (4-0) stayed atop both polls for the fourth consecutive week. The Spartans got 18 first place votes in the AP and 19 in the UPI.

a Alabama (3-0), UCLA (4-0), Southern California (4-0), Nebraska (4-0), Georgia Tech (4-0) and Florida (4-0) are the 3-8 ranked teams in each poll. The only newcomer in the UPI was Oklahoma. UPI notch in both wire services St Mary's, Mesa Up UPI Status By United Press International St. Mary's High, with a pair of shutouts, and Mesa, owner of three blankings, moved into the top two positions this week in i Press International's football power index ratings. The undefeated Knights replaced Flagstaff as the No.

1 team after the Eagles fell to McClintock 21-6 last Friday. St. Mary's received the maximum 1' power points in downing Sunnyslope 32-0 to jump from a fourth place tie with 58 points. Mesa, 3-1, trails the Knights by three points. Washington, 4-0, slipped one notch to third place.

The ratings: A.F.L. STATISTICS Teim OFFENSE Yards Rushing New York 1,687 Kansas City 0 1: fij Jffi I'lja Denver 944 429. DEFENSE Oakland New York 1.169 San Dleno 1.164 936 1,103 1,157 1,218 717 55S 515 515 379 651 51 8 534 396 597 840 628 790 643 884 672 1,139 1245 1,293 1,015 1,402 a City 1.404 Boston 1.535 Buffalo 1.842 Miami Denver 'i" 5 LEADING GROUND Alt Ywds Giln TDs Nance, Bos 100 437 4.37 Carlton, Buff 8'. Snell, N.Y BO Coan, K.C. 44 35 Hayes, denyer Daniels, Oak 70 Hagberg, Oak Blanks, Htn 40 337 250 243 239 214 204 194 184 154 4.16 3.13 5.52 .3.62 4.25 2.77 4.60 3.85 LEADING PASSERS 1.

Si. Mary's (4-0) 2. Mesa (3-1) 3. Washington (4-0) 4. Maryvale (4-0) 5.

Wesrwood (3-1) 6. Agua Fria (4-0) 7. (tie) Tucson (3-1 CooIfdBe (4-0) 9. (tie) Flagstaff Second 3 6 10: H. i (tie) Glendale (3-1), South Mountain (3-1 Klngman (4-0) 46; 15.

Alo (4-0) 45; 1 CataHna (3-1) 44; 17, (tie) Arcadia (3-1 Safford U-fl) 43; 19. (tie) (3-1, Peorla (4-0) 42. Dawson, K.C. Hadl, S. Diego Namath, N.Y..

Blanda, Htn. Kemp, Buff. Flores, Oak. Wilson, Miami Parllli, Bos. Davidson, Oak.

AH. Com. Yds. TDs Gain 95 51 775 13 8.37 11 62 370 5 7.37 163 75 1,056 9 6.48 164 S3 1,159 13 6.30 167 7 1,046 4 6.38 83 41 618 6 7.45 54 23 339 3 6.28 146 60 772 3 5.29 109 48 573 1 5.26 106 36 478 3 4.51 Astros Deal For Hurler HOUSTON ffl The Houston Astros announced they have obtained relief pitcher Howie Reed of the California Angels' Seattle farm club. Reed, 29, a righthander, had a 5-2 record with Seattle in the Pacific Coast League this season after a 7-5 showing with the 1965 world a i Los Angeles Dodgers.

Astro Manager Grady Hatton Reed, of Dallas, was obtained 'in a trade for outfielder Tony Curry of the Astros' Oklahoma City farm club. Curry was optioned to Seattle earlier this year. West Phoenix LEADING PASS RECEIVERS Reed. Yards Giifi TDs 28 27 24 22 21 21 21 Maynard, N.Y IB Haynes, Denver 17 Henniaan, Htn. Alworth, S.DIeao Powell, Oak.

Dubenlon, Buff. Frailer, Htn Taylor, K.C Sauer, N.Y. 441 4W 377 466 405 301 275 333 181 181 16.5 15.2 15.7 21.2 19.3 14.3 13.1 18.5 10.6 11.3 Adair Selected As Brave Aide ATLANTA UPI Bill Adair, one of the most successful minor league managers in baseball, today was named third base coach Braves. of the Atlanta RECREATION MUSHBALL SANTA RITA PARK I.M.A. vs.

Pentagon's; Psckem Inn vs. 1st Baptist; 9:00 Murray-Bryant vs. All American Supply. Silver Room vs. Hill- toppers; 8:00 Perfect Cleaners vs.

Frank Bambi's; 9:00 Sneakers vs. Burr- Santa Rosa vs. ARM; 1:00 Jameson's vs. PacKem Inn; 9:00 Ozark Inn vs. Frank Bambi's.

Murray-Bryant vs. Santa Rosa; 8:00 Jameson's vs. Ozark Inn; 9:00 I.M.A. vs. A.R.M.

FLAG FOOTBALL OURY PARK Mirasol vs. Estevan. Oury Park vs. Mirasol 8:15 CcHts vs. Chevelles.

Practice Session. A Mountain vs. Warriors. MENLO PARK Vista del Prado vs. Wakefield; 8:30 Wood Brothers vs.

Winos. Carrlllo vs. 33ers; 8:30 A Mountain vs. Estevan. Cotts vs.

Mirasot; 8:30 Cowboys vs. Chevetles. Santa Rosa vs. Mirasol Jrs. KNE NDi NATIpNAL.

CITY NO. 7 PAVING IM- Pursuant to' the provisions of Title 9, Chapter 6, Article 2, Arizona Revised Statutes, -and amendments and supplements (hereto, public notice is hereby given that 1tis Superintendent of Streets of the City of Tucson did on the 3rd day of October, 1966 notify the Mayor and Council that he had recorded the assessment and warrant for the "Rlcke Addition and National City No. 7 District paving Improvement," in the City 01 Tucson, being the work Init ated by Resolution No. 6448 of the resolutions of the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson, on file In the office of the City Clerk of the City of Tucson, and performed under Street Contract No. 246 on file in the office of the Superintendent of Streets of the City of Tucson to which said resolution and street contract reference Is hereby made for a more particular description of sajd work, and that said Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson have fixed the time and.olace for hearing and passing on the said assessment and proceedings theretofore had and taken, at 2:00 o'clock p.m.

on the 17fh day of October, 1966, at the Council Chamber in the City Hall In said City of The lots, portions of lots, pieces of parcels of land in said City of Tucson which have been assessed to pay for said improvement are fully described in the assessment so recorded, and the assessment diagram on file In the office of the Superintendent of Streets, to which said assessment and diagram reference is hereby made for a more particular de- scriotion thereof; alt of said lots, portions of lots pieces or parcels of land belno within the present boundaries of the City of Tucson. Said lots, portions of lots, pieces or parcels of land are numbered consecutively, the area in souare feet thereof, and the relative location thereof to the said Improvement are shown on the diaoram for said worx or improvement on file In the office of the said Superintendent of Streets. Any owner, the contractor or his assigns, or any other person directly interested In said work, or In the assessment for the cost and expenses of the same, havino any objection to the assessment or any previous croceedlnns connected therewith, or whn claims that the work has not been performed according to the contract in a qood substantial manner, or makins any objections to the correctness or legality of the proceedings or claiming that the said assessment or any part thereof should be modified, may at any time prior to the time fixed for said hearina file with the City Clerk of the City of Tucson a written notice briefly specifying the grounds of his objections. At the time fixed for said hearina, or at such time or times not later than ten days thereafter, to which said hearmd may be post-ooned, the Mayor and Council of the City of Tucson will hear and 20,000 MUe Guarantee. Free Adjustments life of Linings Plym(Most lining.

Labor included. Ford, outb others ALL 4 WHEELS pass upon City all oblections so and filed. All decisions and determinations of the said Mayor and Council uoon the hearina aforesaid will be final and conclusive as to all informalities or irreaularifles which said Mayor and Council mioht have remedied or avoided at any time during the progress of the proceedinss. The Mayor and Council have determined that improvement bonds shall be issued to represent the cost and expenses of such work or improvement, and notice is hereby given that such bonds shall be issued under the provisions of Title 9, Chapter 6, Article 2, Arizona Revised Statutes, and amendments and supplements thereto, in the name of the City. of Tucson, but payable only out of a fpecial fund collected in ten (10) annual installments from the assessments of twenty- five dollars (S25.00) or over, rernalning unpaid thirty (30) days after the date of the warrant or five (5) days after the decision of the legislative body upon.nn appeal.

Bondi payable out of me flrst'In- collected shall be payable on the first day of January next after the collection of the first installment of the assessments can be made under the provisions of said Title 9, Chapter 6, Article 2, Arizona Revised Statutes, and amendments and supplements thereto, and bonds for approximately a we amount shall be payable on the first day of January of year thereafter until all are paid. Said bonds shall bear Interest at the rate thres and three-quarter percent ner annum, payable on the first day of January and July of each year. This notice is published In accordance with Resolution No. 6477 of the Mayor and Council of Ihe City of Tucson, passed on FIELDS City Clerk 7, II, J95. GOING TO THE BIG GAME? RENT A FORD FROM US.

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Lee Carr, 201, New York, outpointed Bob Stalllnfls, 192, New York, 8. PHILADELPHIA Gypsy Joe Harris, 151, Philadelphia, stooped Stanley (Kit- fen) Hayward, 148V4, Philadelphia, 7. STOCKTON, Calif. Rojlie Penaroya, 119, Ceby City, The knocked out Charvgo Magallanes, 119'A, Monterrey, 7. LAS VEGAS, Nev.

Larry Clark, 140, Las Vesas, outpointed Chico Santos, Colton, 12. HORSE RACING NEW YORK--Deck Hand, $15.80, was declared Wie winner of the Discovery Handicap when Ring Twlra was disauall- fled. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.--Hydrofoil, $13, scored by a nose over Lesfear In the Price Pixse at Atlantic City. BOSTON--Buddys Choice, Sll.M, held off Achlll Island and won the Point of Pines Purse at Suffolk Downs. CHICAGO--Marltn Bay, S8.40, came UD In the stretch and won the Sun Beau Purse at Hawthorne.

LOUISVILLE, House, S3.40, sailed to a victory In the Greentree Purse at Keeneland. SAN MATEO, $4.60, outlasted Artful Dodger In the feature at Bay Meadows. PAWTUCKET, R.I.--Hereforall, $4, beat New Felts the feature at Natra- gansett. 3. Alabama Fabulous Me's Schooling Best Fabulous Me of the W.

R. recently shipped from Portland, provided the surprise of the Greyhound Park schooling races which were completed over the weekend. The meeting begins Friday night with an 8 o'clock post. Fabulous Me, considered a so-so runner here last fall, posted the swiftest time of the season in the. schooling, followed by Miss Tall of the Don Hutcherson kennel and Garnor's Jan of the Jim Hurford kennel.

Purdue 0. Oklahoma 134 158 64 114 63 29 w. uivimnnira vy Second 10-11, 12, Wyoming 13, Tennessee 14; 14, Missouri 13; Arkansas 12; 16, Houston 10; 17, Baylor 18 (tie), Southern MethnHM. AP 1. Michlean State (18) 2.

Notre Dame (15) 3. Alabama (4) 5. Southern California (1) Tech VSS, lorlda 9. Purdue 0. Baylor Others recelvlna votes, listed tally; Air Force, Arkansas, louston, Missouri, Oklahoma, Methodist Syracuse, Tennesse, 349 3-0 353 3-0 3CO X-0 283 X-0 2l3 4-0 196 4-0 174 Georgia, Southern WyomlnB.

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