Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 26

MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE Doc. 6, 19fiG 26 SPORTS NEWS of the WORLD SoutK Vets to Meet V. The 1916 South High School baseball team will hold a reunion at jioon Wednesday at the Minneapolis Athletic Club. v. FOOTBALL L.

A. RECORD Dick Bass, Los Angeles Ram back, still has one game to uo but Brazil Holds Slim Davis Cup Edge Associated Press Brazil's Thomas Koch moved within a set of victory over India Monday in the HARTMAN'S ROUNDUP -Vi By Sid Hartman Doing Business Cadillac Style' tackle, with Miami and fullback Charley Barnhard with Denver, both of the AFL. Quarterback Bob Davis of Virginia was named player of the year in the Atlantic Coast Confer-ence. BASKETBALL BULLETS' COACH Gene Shue, former college and pro star, became the n.l.: into the qualifying bracket for the second PGA team championship, which begins Wednesday. They combined for a best-ball total of 62, two strokes ahead of veterans Bill Collins and Paul Kelly.

MISCELLANY Earl W. Elms of San Diego, took the lead in the Western Hemisphere Snipe Class Yachting Championships with 1,600 points. HORSE RACING Buckpasser, 0 den Phipps' 3-year-old thoroughbred, ivas named Horse of the Year and top colt of his age, by Turf and Sport Digest. Davis Cup interzone tennis ANDERSON CADILLAC 740D Wayzata Boulevard In Goldei Valley final at Calcutta, India. already has broken i and the Rams' dub 19G2 record of 1,041 yards by eight yards.

The Rams play Green Rav Dec. 18 Champion Bowl with Waynesburg, College at Tulsa, Okla. Gordon has a hairline ankle fracture suffered in Whitewater's victory over Central, Iowa, College. THREAT Lance Al-worth of the San Diego Chargers is threatening George Sauer Jr. of the New York Jets for pass receiving honors of the American Football League.

Alworth snared four passes over the weekend but still trails Sauer on receptions, 61-58. GINO HOBBLED Gino Cappelletti, the Boston Patriots' highscoring pass re Competition was halted by darkness with the slim, left- Sac Day on fiend? for Francis Tarkenfon i TI.ANTA. SPORTS editor Jim Min- 'V handed Koch leading Rama-nathan Krishnan, India's BILLiRDCUES 1 1 Personal 2-Piece) Cue 1 1 Horn Pool Tablet Cue Cases NATIONAL BILLIARD SUPPLY: 794) SOUIHTOWN CENIfcl (in contours Southlown ftwl) Bass veteran ace, 6-3, 4-6, 12-10 I 1 of c1 1 in the fifth and deciding match. The match will be com pleted today. Jose Mandarino, the 20 year-old who struck the kill third coach in 25 games.

Shue, who played for 10 years in the National Basket-ballAssocia-tion after starring at A ter approached his close friend, Minnesota Viking quarterback Fran Tarkenton, in the locker room following the Vikings' 20-13 loss to Atlanta. "How come you didn't play today (Sunday)?" Minter asked Tarkenton. "You will have to ask that man in there," answered the former Georgia All-American, an off-season resident of Atlanta, pointing to coach Norm Van Brocklin's office. ing blow against the United Tobacco Too Good To Smolce Shue Tarkenton Minfof tonkin a fnr Tnrtpntnn nftpr ceiver who is bidding for his fifth A ican Football League sco ring title, was hobbled by a severely bruised right thigh visiting with Van Brocklin, but Fran had i left. It was obvious he had been hurt andC 11 didn't want to talk about his Sunday after- tf JZs V.

Just a pinch of Copenhagen Snufl between cheek and gum bringi you the eatie-faction ol smoking without moking. At a pries that beats smoking tool noon stint on the bench to the sports editor i'fl of his hometown newspaper. Hjh-f in a final game. L.A. has a bye Sunday.

The Green Ban Packers drew a record 210,131 fans for their three regular season and two exhibition games at the Milwaukee, County Stadium this season. RECORDS TOPPED Jan Stenerud of Montana State scored 82 points on 49 extra points and 11 field goals for a new small college kick-scoring record, the NCAA Service Bureau reported. Manley Sarnow-sky of Drake posted a pass-catching record with 92. LeRoy Kelly of the Cleveland Browns joined the National Football League's club. His 126 yards against the New York Giants gave him 1,071 for the season.

ANKLE INJURY Whitewater State linebacker Ross Gordon was given only a 10 per cent chance of playing in Saturday's National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Cappelletti States last month at Porto Alegre, Brazil, won a 3'2-hour battle from Jaidit Mukerjea, 9-7, 3-6, 6-4, 3-6, 7-5, to knot the best-of-five series at two matches each. The competition will determine the team to challenge Australia for the trophy at Melbourne Dec. 26-28. Meanwhile, Australia's two top Davis Cup aces, Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle, defeated younger teammates to gain the men's singles final in the Victorian Tennis Championships at Melbourne, Australia. They will not meet until Dec.

18, when the women's singles final also will be played between teen-agers Maryland, has no coaching experience. He succeeds Mike Farmer who started the season and posted a 1-9 mark and Bullets' general manager Buddy Jeannette who took over and managed to win three of the next 16. GOLF LEADERS Little-known Dave Stockton of San Bernardino, and Laurie Hammer of Sarasota, paced 61 teams 1 ANOTHER FINE PRODUCT OF UNITED STATES TOBACCO COMPANY. Van Brocklin "WE'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU!" Fran had been deprived of the chance to perform, on television, before his many Atlanta business associates. His only appearances were to hold the ball for kicker Fred Cox.

The Vikings had lost to a team that is playing its first NFL season. And all winter Tarkenton is going to be pestered and kidded by people who are gloating because the Falcons defeated the Vikings. Bid Game: Thk was one came in which 12:00 6:00 and 10:00 pm it cyly received when blocked by Buffalo's Tom Janik in Boston's 14-3 victory over the Bills. Cappelletti's 103 points leads the AFL. FIVE SIGNED Five Tulsa Oilers have been signed by professional football clubs.

Floyd Butler, leading scorer in the Texas Professional League with 78 points, tackle Randy Ferch and tackle and place-kicker Richard Guinn have signed with Chicago of the NFL; Marcellus Wade, a Francis wanted to play. He had performed in t2 ifr Rosemary Casals of San Francisco, and Terry Melville of Australia. A with everyone who wears one OIC. Trusses end Supports WALGREEN DRUG STORE 9TH NICOLLET WCCOI Presthus 1 Emerson, the top seeded Australian champion, showed flashes of his oldtime form in beating left-handed Tony Roche, 8-6, 6-4, 6-3. Stolle, seeded No.

2, ousted John Newcombe, 6-4, 10-8, 3-6, 6-3. Orono Beats West John Ringer scored two goals to lead Orono to a 4-2 victory over Minneapolis West's six Monday at Blake. Tom Ring hit for both of West's goals in the last period. Finks some exniuiuun panics 111 nuamo, uui would have been his first real television appearance in Georgia. Tarkenton doesn't have to play football for a living.

His business interests are such that he can spend 12 months a year in Atlanta and live comfortably. He plays football because he loves the game. Some people close to the Vikings have expressed the feeling that the Vikings can't win with a scrambling quarterback like Tarkenton. The Viking players definitely don't feel that way. Fran might oblige his critics.

Some of Tar-kenton's closest friends are willing to wager that No. 10 won't wear a Viking uniform again after the Dec. 18 finale against the Chicago Bears. Viking Schedule: When the mailman delivered the 1966 NFL schedule to Jim Finks at the Viking office last January, the general manager winced when he saw the new Atlanta team was scheduled to invade Met stadium on Dec. 4.

"Once the schedule is made, we don't have a thing to say about it," said Finks. "The schedule is made by Pete Rozelle and the NFL office. "We realize they have problems and that SPORTS TODAY BASKETBALL METROPOLITAN HIGH SCHOOLS Wolff they try to be as fair as possible," con- 1 ViS I unuea riruts. we luiew uie umia game would be hard to sell, especially if we weren't in the race. The same game in Atlanta, with Tarkenton as the big attraction, would have been a sellout." Vocational at Washington, Marshall at Blake, Edison at Harding, North at Highland Park.

LAKE CONFERENCE 7:30 p.m. Kennedy at Wayzata. Hopkins at Lincoln. St- Louit Park at Richfield, Edina at Robbinsdalt, Cooper at Mound. MISSOTA 3:30 p.m.

Simley at Hatting! Farming-ton at Montqomery, Burnsville at Brady. MISl p.m. Waseca at Shatluck. BIG TEN 8 p.m. at Williams Arena Minnesota vs.

Drake. CITY CLASSIC DIVISION At Anthony Junior High 7 P.m. Nick's Bar vs. Midwest Import; 8 P.m. Bainbridge American Legion vs.

Swede's Bar; 9 p.m. McNamora Cappelletti's vs. Crown Barber. WRESTLING CENTRAL CATHOLIC 4 p.m. Beniide at Minneapolis West.

Cretin at St. Thomas. MISL 3:45 p.m. Shattuck at Waseca. HOCKEY METROPOLITAN HIGH SCHOOLS 4:15 p.m.

Kennedy at Blake. SWIMMING MISL 4 p.m. Vocational at Blake, Shattuck at Mankato. I tu. on One A a tVio 1 lie in.

11 uicw ouiiumj, smallest crowd in their history. Mencel mrrl pw Auggies Drop 65-51 Decision SIOUX FALLS, S.D. sa ir '7', VAtUKMf Good Spirits: Paul Presthus, University of Minnesota senior forward from Rugby, N.D., says he is, for the first time, having fun playing college basketball. "In the previous two years, we didn't have any spirit or harmony," said Presthus. "All we had was a bunch of individual stars.

"We should have won the championship two years in a row, but we didn't come close. "A youngster like Tom Kondla didn't feel like he was a part of the team last season. He was continually be- h'" Dave Palm's jump shot at the end of the first half broke a 29-29 tie with Augsburg, and Augustana went on to a 65-51 basketball win Monday night. Augsburg's Ron Nelson poured in 17 points in the first half to keep the Minnesota visitors within reach, but in the second half the Vikings allowed him only one ing criticized by some of his fieId 8oal and five free tosses. teammates.

The only other man in not have as "We might LARGEST SELECTION CHRISTMAS FOOD GIFTS FRUIT BASKETS MADE TO ORDER OVEN-READY TURKEYS ALL SIZES CANNED HAMS ALL BRANDS SIZES CHEESE BOXES READY FOR MAILING much talent this year. But we' double figures for Augsburg are going to win a lot of besides Nelson was 5-9 guard games because of our spirit Bob Kelly with 12. and desire." IV? L.f i Adams Honored at Edina Golf Dinner Edina Country Club mem- A new Sno-Bee snow thrower -and flings it 30 feet away! You probably dread the thought of shoveling snow, year after year. Nobody has to tell you it's back-breaking, time-consuming work. The American Medical Association recommends that men over 40 and not in top physical condition shouldn't even try to shovel snow What's the answer? A snow thrower! Not too long ago, self-propelled snow throwers were in their infancy.

Some didn't work as well as others. Not so anymore. Now you can rely on a snow thrower to start in the coldest weather and to dispose of deep, wet snow quickly. They're easy to handle, too. Four points to keep in mind.

There are, however, a few things you should keep in mind when you buy a snow thrower. By so doing, you'll get the best value for your money and avoid future disappointments. 1. Buy one large enough to do your job. There are snow throwers built for smaller jobs like cleaning off steps, and handling light, powdery snow falls.

But don't expect these to tackle the big snow jobs. They're just not rugged enough. Allis-Chalmers makes snow throwers in the four, six and seven horsepower class. One will give you just the right power you need to clear your walk or driveway quickly one time through All are versatile enough to whisk away the powdery, light snows in a jiffy. 2.

Buy a quality brand name. Not every snow thrower is of equal quality. You should look for one made by an established company. Allis-Chalmers, for example, has built its reputation by building heavy, earth-moving construction equipment, farm tractors and suburban lawn and garden tractors. 3.

Look for a dealer with service facilities. Many kinds of stores carry snow throwers. But you have to do a little looking to find one that has good service facilities. And even the best snow thrower you can buy will need servicing from time to time. Allis-Chalmers has many dealers in this area.

I bers honored Jack Adams, Jottings: Chuck Mencel, former Minnesota basketball guard, has been elected a vice president of the Marquette Corporation Lee Wolff, former St. Cloud State lineman, was third in voting for Rookie of the Year honors in the Con the outgoing greens chairman and former president, at a testimonial dinner Monday night. Adams, who served as tinental Leacue. He stands LIVE MAINE LOBSTERS ON ORDER 6-1 weighs 248 and plays for preens chairman for six thp' Norfolk team 1 years, was instrumental in Make this the year to do something about It with a Sno-Beel A final word: Now you know enough to buy a snow-thrower. We also make 10 and 12-horsepower tractors, for people who like to sit while they shovel snow.

These tractors can be equipped with a snow thrower, a snow blade, or more than a dozen other attachments. Your nearby Allis-Chalmers dealer will be glad to demonstrate his full line of snow removal equipment. He can advise you as to which model is best for you, and even arrange easy-term financing. Check his name and address below, and see him soon. Friends of resigned Bloom-! mProving the course to ington football coach Shorty championship a 1 i and Cochran feel the ex-Gopher also in bringing the Trans-back would return to coach-; Mississippi tournament to ing if the right college oppor-' the club last July.

He will tunitv presented itself be succeeded as greens chair- Don Gulseth, former Go- man by Ted Stark. 614 HENNEPIN pher and North Dakota grid-der from Alexandria, is now with the Denver Broncos of the American Football Last year, Mlnneapolls-SL Paul had 41.5 Inches ol snow. All are pledged to offer the very best back-up service and warranty in the business. 4. Get the performance features you need.

The old axiom, "you get what you pay for" was never truer. Check the features you get in a Sno-Bee snow thrower. Winterized Briggs Stratton engine. Fingertip controls, grouped for instant access. "Easy-Spin" starting.

Adjustable thrower and snow spout (you can throw snow up to 30 feet away The 4-HP model lets you cut a 23 inch path through the deepest snow. It features three gear positions: forward, neutral and reverse. For more power, and a wider choice of speeds we'd suggest our 6-HP model. It features two speeds forward, and two speeds in reverse. Cuts a 26-inch path.

And for the ultimate in power, speed, versatility and ease of operation, look at the new 7-HP Sno-Bee. Among other features, the 7-HP Sno-Bee operates in two stages: one stage (the auger) chews up any size and the second stage (the impeller fan) spews it out. Willmar JC Beats North Hennepin V.king quarterback John1 College Hankinson has purchased a i 'n, last five min-Uo nianc tn P'ay and went on to FRIDAY: Read About Increased Use of Snowmobiles The snowmobile is becoming more popular with Minnesotans each winter. Ralph FREE snow- throwin' gloves! marrv Miss Bonnalee R. Nv-: Hennepin State I JC, 78-75, Mondav at Osseo berg in a Southern Junior College Just stop in at the Allis-Chalmers dealer nearest you, let him demonstrate the new Sno-Bee snow thrower and walk away warmer, with a free pair of winter gloves! Conference cage game.

Willmar was paced by Gary Wennerberg with 23 points and Tom Johnson and Bob Marzke, each with 16. Don Hildenbrand with 21 and Jim Koczur with 15 topped North Hennepin. Pipers Score 79-60 Win Over Mayville Hamline scored a 79-60 They Say: John Kundla, Gopher basketball coach: "I'm convinced, that Chip Litten will play a lot of basketball for us before the season is over. He is a rugged rebounder, good ball handler and a good shooter." Norb Hecker, Atlanta coach: "Our season has gone a lot like that of Dallas in its first year. We played well Thornton, Star columnist, will de-scribe the rapid growth in the use and manu-facture of in 9A FRANK KNAPP 145 West 78th Street Minneapolis, Minn.

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