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THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Sept. 12, 1958 DAUGHERTY CHANGES WORDS 1 IB IMIWLflMIS! 1 P.M. Openings lor leafui or Teams Camden Bowling Center 4160 Washington No. IA 9-9904 Spartans 'Variable Not 'Multiple v. Long Journey for World S-ball Fan belly series or traps and! there was only one change! team to vary its basic offenses a little." But that doesn't tell the story at Michigan State, which is to change," says Daugherty, "as are few other teams." "We change our offenses, not only from season to season, but from game to game and even within a single game itself.

We're always looking for new stuff, picking I 'A Meet the Cards CARL BRETTSCHNEIDER a fast-charging, vicious tackling linebacker who signed with the Cards in 1955 after being released by San Fran i o. The 49ers wish now they hadn't given up on him so quickly because he soon became a regular and is now recognized as one of the loop's top linebackers Played college ball at Iowa State stands 6-1, weight solid 220. Th Cards will mtt tht Grn lay Packars al Metropolitan stadium Sunday. Sept. 21.

at 2:30 p.m. Tnktt, $5. S3. 30 and SI 50 on lalt at Catholic Wlfar association, Billy and Marty's, Duffy's, Calhoun Roach hotol end Fiold-Schlick in St. Paul.

on tne second team, rrancis Brixius of St. Cloud, a "red shirt" in 1957 moved up to the left tackle spot. SHOP TOMTE 'TIL 8:30 East Hennepin al (Oh it 1 A flankers. Daugherty claims 20 per cent of the Spartan attack is new each year. "Last year we put in the unbalanced line slot back formation and ai flock of new trap plays.

We have a lot of new stuff this 1 year, too." But on that new stuff Daugherty maintains silence. Incidentally, Mr. Variable and Mr. Split-T (Warmath) have broken even so far. Duffy's Spartans won two one-sided victories over the Gophers at East Lansing.

But at Memorial stadium War- math engineered a pair of nip-tuck upsets by 19-13 in 1954 and 14-13 in '56. And, unless Daugherty's variable innovation changes that pattern, it's Minnesota's! turn this fall. Minnesota's first team con-' tinued to stay intact and SPORTS RESULTS BASEBALL INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Toronto 4, Rochoitor Ho inninoi, Toronto lead, 1.0 in best-of-svn srls). Columbui Montroal I bnt-of-svn urioi tied 1-11. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chattanooga 16.

lirmingham 3 flir-mingham lads best-of-svn itritt 2-1 1. Mobil I. Atlanta I (Mobil loads bst-of-nvon wrioi 3-OI. TEXAS LEAGUE Muttln 3, Fort Worth I (Auitin lads beit-ot-vn series 2-01. Caraut Chriiti 5.

Houiton fC.rnua Chtitti Itadt blt-of-lvn rial 2-1 i. EASTERN LEAGUE Lanceitoi 6. York 3 (LancaiKr wins bast-ef-fiv tori 3-1). WESTERN LEAGUE Dti Molnos 7, Lincoln 3. Sioux City 4, Topoka 3.

Colorado Springs 6-12, Amarillo Fuobl l-S. Albuquerque 0-4, is. THREE-I LEAGUE Davonporl II, Cedar Rapids 1, ST. PAUL PREPS Central 21- Murray 7. STATE COLLEGES LaCrois Slat 26, Mataleiter 7.

STATE TOURNAMENT Austin 9, Copy's 3. Little Falls 9, St. Paul Park 0. JUNIOR LEGION MEET Everett, Mass. 7, Mont, illinot eliminated).

IBil Cincinnati 6 Greenwood, S. C. 5. CROSS COUNTRY CITY PREPS Southwest IS. St.

louit Park 47. FOOTBALL STATE PREPS Sandstone 39, Pin City O. Parkers Proiri 7, Alexandria I 0. Holioway 27, Strandburg 7. BOXING lwA.K,E, TdanU'tVd uo outpointed io zuiutta, Philippines MJI.

(Orient flyweight titlel. AA Playoff DISCONTINUED I Can Austin's Lawler Last? Beats Cozys; Deering Fans 11 NEW ULM, Minn. Big question at the state baseball tournament here today was just how long ironman Jim Lawler of Austin can hold out. When the right-handed hurler eliminated the Minneapolis Cozys from the class A double elimination Thursday night 9-3 it was his third appearance on the mound since last Saturday, or 25 innings of work in six days. The question comes up since Austin faces St.

Paul Park at 8:30 tonight for the right to meet Little Falls for the championship at 1 p.m. Sunday. It's possible Manager Emil Scheid will give youthful Bill Walsh, the former St. Paul Cretin athlete and now a student at Carleton college a chance against St. Paul Park with an idea of saving Lawler for the finals game, if possible.

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DALE CARNEGIE COURSES Presented by Leadership Training, Ir. 2430 NICOLLET MINNEAPOLIS PHONE FEderal 3-3526 707 E. Lake 51. 66C8 Lyndale So. wow i By DICK GORDON Minneapolis Star Staff Writer While Murray Warmath and his Gophers are working hard to perfect their split-T attack, here is startling news from another Big Ten football campus: At Michigan State Duffy Daugherty has junked his multiple offense! Don't get the wrong idea.

Duffy is not going to be so' simnle as to switch to a single stereotyped formation. Instead of the multiple he'll use the "variable offense." That phrase Nan- Daugherty was coined by Daugherty himself, so let the verbose Inshman explain it in his own words. "The term 'multiple' no longer adequately describes our system," says the Spartan coach. "At least not in contrast to other systems. Almost everyone uses some kind of multiple offense today.

Improved defenses have forced just about every Austin's title hopes alive, he had to yield honors to Little Falls' Virg Deering last night. The 22-year-old Little Falls lefty who leaves 'for army service on Monday pitched his team into the finals with a magnificent one hit, 9-0 victory over St. Paul Park. DEERING ALSO fanned 11. Austin scored a run without a hit in the first inning off John Freund of the Cozys who pitched the distance but the Cozys managed to tie it up in the second.

Then Austin put on a winning three run rally in the third as Bob Mathias led off with a double and two walks, two sacrifices, an error and Ray Rosenbaum's single followed. FIRMAN JANSKE doubled in a pair of runs in the fourth to put the Cozys in contention again but Lawler blanked the Minneapolis team the rest of the way. Meanwhile Austin, to insure its triumph, got a single, ton in the sixth and closed out any Cozy hopes with four runs in the eighth, two of them tallying on Frank Brown's rousing triple. Dick Cordell had three of Austin's 10 hits. Austin is 2-1 going into tonight game and St.

Paul Park 1-1. There will be just Salesmen's Samples felt the blood and said to myself, 'Bill, your, father is right. Billiards is your game." PAUL RICHARDS, Baltimore manager, came up with a new one yesterday. He put pitcher Jack Harsh-man in centerfield, and had him batting fifth; he placed pitcher Milt Pappas at second and batting seventh. His explanation: Work for a big first inning.

If either pitcher is at bat, put in a pinch hitter. GENE FULLMER figures he's ready for Sugar Ray Robinson or Carmen Basilio after decisioning Spider Webb last night. In a slugging match, Fullmer finished stronger for the 96-94, 97-93, 97-95 voting. The gate receipts were around $60,000 Eight sophomores on the Michigan State football team earned All-America honors in high school. FRANK HOWARD, former Ohio State athlete now with the Los Angeles Dodgers, has played but two pro baseball games yet he's being touted as the man who might break Babe Ruth's homer record.

Howard is 6-6, weighs 230 pounds and when you shake hands with him it is like putting your fingers in a vise. THE YACHT Columbia was named to defend the American Cup against England's Sceptre Bobby Fischer, 15-year-old Brooklyn student, became the youngest Grand Master in the long history of chess after finishing fifth in the international tournament in Yugoslavia. LAST WORD: "There is nobody playing tennis today deserving to be placed with the masters of yesterday." Vinnie Richards. Sport for bureau, for an answer. He pointed to the increasing complexities of wildlife management.

Techniques that were in vogue 10 years ago have now been proved outmoded, even wasteful of sportsmen's, money. Planting of fish in the fry stage is an example. Stocking of pen-raised game unprepared for life in the wild is another. "We needed more facts on our lakes and began surveying them from all biological aspects. Now about 2,000 receiving the most pressure have been surveyed, and we're adding 100 new ones to the surveyed lists each year," Moyle said.

"The wetlands acquisk tion program necessitated biological surveys before Rites Sunday for Battling Ginsberg One of the biggest boosters of amateur boxing, Israel (Battling) Ginsberg, died Thursday of a heart attack. Ginsberg also was a former amateur and professional boxer. In recent years he directed much of his boxing skill to the development of his son Rodger, who fought amateur as a light heavyweight. Funeral services for Ginsberg, 44, will be held Sunday at Zeeman's. 5195 1 i' MEN'S STORE HOURS OPEN TILL Svasti Lekhyananda isn't a softball player.

Yet he'll travel the most dis- merit which opens Saturday at the Parade. Svasti's home is in Bang kok, Thai land. BILL HENGEN His job is chief of the physical education technique division of Bangkok. And the 53-year-old visitor is very interested in spectator reaction during the six-day event. Speaking of softball, ASA chief Gene Martin claims that the bunt is one of the hardest plays to complete successfully in the tournament.

"Don't say it is easy to bunt because the ball is big; don't forget the bat is mighty narrow," he says. "Again, the best pitch is a rise ball, and if the pitcher even thinks you're going to bunt he'll turn on the MEMO TO boxing fans: Kid Gavilan has refused five bouts and definitely has retired. He'll teach boxing to the four young tons of Argentine million' aire Jorge Antonio. ROSY GRIER, the man mountain tackle who has finished his service stint, reported to the New York Grants. The pro gridder also picked up bonus money by weighing only 279'2 pounds.

Owner Jack Mara had promised the bonus if he were under 280 pounds Willie Hoppe, the master of billiards now in retirement, relates how he decided between baseball and billiards when he was 15. "A wild pitch hit me in the face and broke my nose. I RESEARCH AIM: Preserve Second of a series) By JACK CONNOR Minneapolis Star Outdoor Writer Science seems to be the keynote of this complicated age and the world is demanding more and more of it So, understandably, the role of the biologist has become more important in the proper management of game and fish. But there are some who question its cost and application. In Minnesota the budget of the bureau of research in the conservation department has more than doubled from 1953 through 1957.

"What are they doing with all those biologists," people have asked. We went to Dr. John Moyle, supervisor of the Bowlers Show Mid-year Form in Two Leagues Bowling assumed mid-season form Thursday night. Another 700 series and a 1,164 team game made news. Bud Johnson shot the 704 In the Pot O'Gold league at Ascension.

His games were 234-268-202. The 1,164 was turned in by Standards of the All-Star league shooting a 3,109 total. Jim Stoltenberg's 269 was the big count in the single game. Veteran Einar Wick had the best series, a 693, as his Pollands won three points at East Side lanes. Standards also won three points along with East Side, while Normandy swept four.

A 603, on 221-180-202rwas posted by Clara Anderson at Phils. It was the first of her two-year career. Denver (3) Delnng. tf 4 10. ob rbi Charleston 10) D0UBLEWEAR SHOE GO.

315 East Lake Street TA 3-1969 BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH AVENUE ON LAKE STREET WSWVWV.V.V.WAW.V.VmW.V i up ideas from opponents and incorporating them into our own aitaCK. "So I think the term vari able fits us better than any other. This can mean exclusively straight one Saturday, sin gle wing the next, then maybe split-T variations with the BOXING TONIGHT Undefeated Matthews, with 12 knockouts in 13 professional lightweight bouts, meets light hitting Tommy Tibbs in the 10 round main event at Philadelphia, Pa. Matthews, 19, will be making his first TV (ch. 5, 8 p.m.) appearance.

Tibbs' record of 43-46-3 doesn't assure a full 10 rounds. games on Saturday, the class semifinals. plays Pipestone at 2 and Willmar meets the winner of today's Norwood-Brownton! clash at 8:30 p.m The class! ts iinais are set for 3 nm 'JlinHau Com (31 eb rbi Austin (o) rbi Kiroerger.lb 3 Belorli. ss 3 1 01 vuumr, 1 1 iarnias, 3b 5 Cloutier, 4 1 Cordell, rf.lf 3 Lubimki, If I 1 Gilmare, If 1 3 1 Morgan, rf 3 Crithfon, rf 4 1 1 Rrown, cf 4 Janske, 3b 3 12 Rase. 2b 3 3 0 0 Rosenbm.lb a-Duffy 1 Noterman, 3 Freund, 3 0 0 lawler, 3 1 3 0 2 1 1 0 t.

1 0: Totals 30 6 3 Total 33 10 6 a Fanned for ltdnarczk in ninth. Cozy 010 200 000 3 A'in 103 001 04k 9 Cassidy, Cloutier 2. Schmltt. 21 Mathias, Selolti, Jansk. 31 Cloutier, Brown.

SF Janske, Brown. Gilmore, Belorti, Rose. OP Matfiias-Raso-tosen-boum. I OB Coiyi Austin 10. Pitching summary IP ER BB SO Freund I 10 5 7 luwlr 6 3 3 3 11 Cassidy.

Gani, vans. 2:16. Evans 2:16. Paul Park (0) little FaUs 19) ab rbi Pribnow.t 4 Mausolf.cf 3 Mauer.2b 3 Neubauer.lb 3 3 Weidenheft.c 3 3 0 Pribnow.lf 3 Wilkep 0 Engstrand.B 2 Sharrow.p 1 ab rbi 0 Wilcvtk 2b 3 0 Ballou.3b 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Adlmver.3b 0 Maynard.lf 5 0 Lawrence. lb 3 1 0 Kolacki.ss 4 3 4 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 0 Bertling.c 0 Cook.rf 0 McGrath.cf 0 Deering.

0 0 Totals Totals 2B 1 0 St. Paul Park 000 000 Little Falls SOO 020 34 12 0000 nn Pribnow 28 Lawrence, Kolacfci 2, R. Pribnow, 3B lawrenc 2. SB Mc Grath DP Mauer-Neubauer. Pribnow.

Mauer-Nubauer LOB Jt. Paul Pork 1, little rolls 1 Pitching summary: IP I IK I JO Wilke 3 5 5 1 0 sno.row 2 2 0 0 1 2 1 11 WP Engitrand 2. PB WeidenheH, I Horvath. Yaeger. 2:03.

A Prestore" brand Magnetic Film. anti 0 1i 0, 4 i 0 l.l 0 5 0 eif r.w.ii, 1 no rui Windhorn, If i 2 0 Trwllgr, 2b 4 0 0 Wilson, rf 4 10 Palys, If 2 0 0 Blonehard, 0 0 0 Osborn. lb 3 0 0 Bella, lb 4 I 2 Taylor, rf 3 0 0 Sanders, ss 4 0 0 Somford, st 3 0 0 11 it. 1 Pisonl, tf 4 10 Hicks, 3b 3 0 0 Roberts. 2b 4 1 0 Shantt, 3 10 3 0 0 H.utMm 7 0 Total 32 7 3 Spenter, 0 0 Totals 21 2 0 a Struck ut for Houtteman In eighth.

Denv, 000 020 0013 Charleston 000 000 000 0 Samford, Palys. 2B Bella. Pisont, Shontz. SB Palys. Freeman.

DP Hossell-Roberts-Bello, Hicks-Terwilliger-Os-borne, Samford-Terwilligor-Osborne. LOB Denver Charleston Pitching Summary IP I ER BBSO Freeman WI 2 0 0 3 9 Houtteman (L) 1 5 2 2 5 5 Spencer 1 2 I 0 0 HBP By Freeman (Osborne) Carab-ba, Carney and Bartos. 12:17. A 3,444. Denver Open Tommy Jacobs 32-33 65: John Mc-Mullin, 32-3466: Bill Parker.

34-32 66. Bill Parker 34-32 66: Arnold Palmer. 32-35 67: Lionel Hebert. 32-3567: Doug Sanders. 33-34 67; Fred Hawkins.

34-34 68- Ernie Vossler, 35-3368: Bill Collins. 34-3468: Bob Hold. 36-3268: Marshall Springer, 32-36 68: Ed IPorkyl Oliver 33-3669: Davis Love. 35-34 69: Gay (rower, 35-3469: Jay Hebert. 34-3569- Frank Stranahan.

33-3669: vl kj it tA 34.3To, Wnll Jr. 35.34 40, Gen. Woodn.rf li.H AO 0 0 8 lE Walsh, son of Wee Walsh, the former St Thomas great, had a 3-1 record for Austin in regular season play. But if Lawler's pitching has been superb in keeping Future parcels could be bought. That meant more manpower.

Increased complaints about lake weeds called for studies on control methods that wouldn't harm wildlife." Predator control, water pollution control, duck lake plantings, mosquito control without wildlife damage, northern pike reproduction problems all these problems developed within the last few years. All require biologists for solutions. Increased federal aid for more game and fish projects have called for more scientific manpower. Whether results justify the costs may still remain to be seen, for this is a long range program. It's aimed at providing more hunting and fishing recreation for everybody, not just more game or fish in your bag as an individual.

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