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1 Dillon, Em Tunnell Boost Packers' Defensive Savvy Homer by Light Hitting Pitcher Staggers Braves They're Going retirement of Dillon last year last Feb. 23. Dillon looks in terrific con but Dillon saw his way clear to return for another dition'but, as, he put it, "I've got to get my wind back year. So now the Packers have Bobby reported at 191 pounds, On-20th Year; Al Romine Cut By ART DALEY The Packers with two Cardwell's Blast Dumps Tribe 5-3; Three Games Down By DAVE O'HARA MILWAUKEE UP) Every two all-pro defenders one from each division, if you which is only two pounds under his 1958 playing weight. Tunnell, by the way, is Re men can field more pro ex covering in a hurry from a broken bone in his hand.

He please. ihese two are starting on their combined 20th year in pro football Tunnell his 12th and Dillon his eighth. perience at defensive safety than any club in the league. body's getting into the act Now a weak hitting pitcher i mi urn ii in rr tt i iii nr i i i Jiam i was hurt in the Bear opener GREEN BAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1159 In fact, no club can come and stayed out of the 49er test.

The two pass-defense ex He played three quarters in has become a home run slugger to hurt the Milwaukee even close to matching the combined 18 years of National perts have intercepted the fan the Eagle game last Saturday. Football League wars possess tastic total of 125 enemy aer Braves in the National League ed by Bobby Dillon and Emlenlials. Tunnell bagged 74 in his pennant struggle. 11 years: Dillon 51 in his 7. Philadelphia's Don Cardwell Tunnell who were united Tuesday when Dillon took Em thus averaged a bit under employed a side-arm curve 7 per year: Bobby a bit over 7 part in his first drill and a mighty hefty bat for Tunnell, a physical marvel, Tunnell, the 33-year-old vet Not counting Dick Nolan, the defensive bark obtained from the Cards, the Packers have six veteran defensive backs with a total of 28 years of pre experience under their belts.

The six will be going on a composite 34 years, including the Dillon-Tunnell 20. Jesse Whittenton and Hank is 33 years of age or more eran or 11 seasons with the 5-3 victory Tuesday night to New Loop Not Seeking Brown By The Associated Press Paul Brown, coaching mastermind of the Cleveland Browns, apparently is not on the list of candidates for the post of commissioner of tha newly organizing American Football League. Brown long has been tha Giants, was supposed to soften He was born on March 29 of the blow resulting from the'1926 Dillon is 29, as of drop the third-place Braves three games behind the league- leading San Francisco Giants, who were idle. Gremminger each have played Cardwell allowed only six three seasons and Bobby Freeman and Johnny Symank two hits," two of them solo homers Hunter Hurls, Scott Bats Jays to 5-3 Win by Eddie Mathews and Joe Adcock, but it was his first successful leader of tha Browns, an annual title eon-tender in the Eastern Division each. Symank is going on his third with the Pack and Freeman his first here after two with the Browns, Whittenton played two years with the Rams, one game with the Bears In '58 and the remainder home run of the season and second in the major leagues of the National Football which spelled the difference.

League. He has served as both With a runner on second and Mueller, former major league catcher who now manages Burlington in the Three-I League; Packer Publicity Chief Tom Miller; WJPG Sports Director Bill Howard; and Jesse Whit-tentori, the injured Packer defensive back' who had just left the hospKal in time to see the finish of practice. (Press-Gazette Photos) coach and general manager. Solid Twenty Years Baseball Visitor Packer Coach Vince Lombardi (left In top picture) eyes his two veteran safety experts after practice Tuesday, Bobby Dillon (center) and Emlen Tunnell. Dillon, who was out for his first practice, is starting his eighth year, Tunnell his 12th a 20-year pair.

Below, an unusual foursome watched practice intently (left to right) Ray with the Packers. Gremmin In Dallas, Texas, Tuesday. one out in the top of the ninth, the 23-year-old right-hander picked up a 40-ounce bat and ger is now in his fourth Pack Bee Errors Aid Cause; Wasiak To Be Honored By BILL HOWARD Lamar Hunt, organizer of tha THREE-I LEAGUE Prt. GB er campaign. American loop, was asked Dei Moines 34 20 These four intercepted a about a report that Brown was 3 it, .461 3's total of 31 passes.

Symank, hit the first pitch far over the fence in left. It marked his second hit in 44 times at bat this year. being considered as commis 4 with nine in rookie season, sioner. He said Brown name Sioux City 31 24 Fox Cttiei 31 24 GREEN BAT 31 25 Topeka 30 25 Lincoln 25 33 Burlington 21 34 Cedar Rapid! 21 39 stole 10 in two seasons while .431 11 Manager Stan Wasiak, a man dedicated to the game of baseball, will be honored at "I figured that I had to get .382 134 Freeman has six in two. Grem 16 wasn't even on the list of 12 nominees, and added, "Wi have made no contact of Mr.

Brown." minger intercepted 10 in three seasons and Whittenton five Joannes Park tonight by that runner home, so I iwitch-ed to the 40," Cardwell said. "I used a much lighter one, about a 30, on my first three trips Green Bay area baseball fans Hunt talked Tuesday with as the Bluejays open the final series of the year against the and was an easy out I don't one of three parties seeking a franchise for Miami, Fla. Tha AFL already has six members in three. Two players were placed on waivers today Veteran Al Romine, who had been working at offensive end after ear Tonight's Gamei FOX CITIES at GREEN BAT, I p.m. Lincoln at Dei Molnei Cedar Rapldi at Burlington Sioux City at Topeka Tueiday'i Result! GREEN BAY 5, BURLINGTON 1 Fox Cities Cedar Rapids 1 (13 Innings) Topeka 15, Lincoln I lies Molnes-Sloux City, rain rival Fox Cities Foxes, know what I hit everything happened so fast.

Maybe it was Wasiak will be presented with a number of gifts before Dallas, Houston, New York, Minneapolis-St. PauL Denver a slider." Asked how it felt to beat the the game gets underway in ap and Los Angeles. lier service as a defensive back, and Rookie Bobby Jack pennant contending Braves The league will meet asain preciation of the fine work performed by the baseball vet ni'Rl INRTON AB Rhl r. son, a defensive back. with the Phillies in last place The squad is now down to eran this year.

in Los Angeles Sept 12-13 at which time Seattle is expected to be given a franchise. A 20 games back, Cardwell shrugged and said: Beaten Last Time Dave Ramnes is scheduled to take the mound against the Fisher cf 5 0 0 0 0 Conally 2b 5 0 2 1 0 Evans 3b 1 0 0 Ingram rf 3 0 0 0 0 S. Scott If 0 0 0 Holding, MIS? Davis lb 4 110J Noun as 4 10 0 1 Graham Sl 00 Totals 31 12 commissioner will ba selected at the same meeting. 44 players, not counting Ray Nitschke, the veteran linebacker who is due out of service next week. He will report to the team at Winston-Salem, "This just even things up.

Foxes, a club he has beaten twice this season. Both the They beat me my last time out At Rensselaer, the Chi-' against them. cago Bears said that rookie a yfi: -7, ii 4 If If cr -v Kl I -'T' r4 lift AB Rbl V. GREEN BAY N.C., where the Packers will play the Redskins a week from Richie Petitbon from Tulana Williams ss 3 Jays and the Foxes still have a mathematical chance of winning the second half championship, though time is aeainst them in the final six Saturday night. The club must will replace Vic Zucco in tha defensive backfield in Saturday's exhibition with the cut to 43 by next Tuesday.

0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 G. Scott 3b 3 Harknes lb 3 Sanrlmino cf-lf 4 Rnniar If-rf 4 Parker 2b 3 ramilll rf 3 Rossi cf 0 Bevels 3 Hunter 3 H'gamps of the year. Andy Cvercko, the offensive Washington Redskins in Jack Lefthander Bill Hunter noon 0 sonville, Fla. The Milwaukee clubhouse was a gloomy den as the Braves smarted from their failure once again to pick up ground on San Francisco and runnerup Los Angeles. "We had our chances and should have scored plenty of runs," said Manager Fred Ha-ney.

"But we didn't and that was it." The Braves collected six 10 0 0 0 guard-tackle from Northwes tern, is working some at de Zucco cracked a collar bone 5 6 4 2 4 Totals fensive tackle in preparation 100 0023 013 OOx 5 Burlington 00 Green Bay 001 for the Giant game in Bangor, in last weekend's clash with the Washington Redskins in Houston, Texas. The Bears won 54-17. Saturday night. Hcott. Hunter.

SB- HR Parker. LOB Green Bay Williams, Tom Saidock, a defensive tackle, has a problem knee. 11, Burlington 9. Double riays Evans, Conally, Davis; G. Scott, Parker, Darkness, IP F.R BB SO Hunter 3 1 walks in addition to the half This leaves Dave Hanner, Jer turned in a solid pitching performance against the Burlington Bees Tuesday night as the Jays wound up the season series with the Bees with a 5-3 victory before 333 fans at Joannes Park.

Hunter allowed six hits, walked five and struck out 13 batters In recording his 12th win. Hunter received support from George Scott in the form of a three run home run in the ry Helluin and Ed Buckingham Graham 5 0, 2 dozen hits off Cardwell, but were the victims of three Philadelphia doubleplays, one in to man defensive tackle, Si Hunter (12-). i-ranam. Dallas' Team Losing $85,000 DALLAS, Tex. WI The The Packers looked at Giant WP Hunter.

PB Holding. Rennert and Van Rhee. 2:28. A 333. plays in practice Tuesday and Bluejay Batting owner of Dallas' American See Record Field In P-G Golf Meet the maneuvers were "strangely" familiar to Lombardi who ab 2b 3b hrrhl pi Harkness 3M 118 19 5 19 71 .324 Kohorst 1S7 33 53 7 0 I 22 .317 the second inning when slow-footed Frank Torre was doubled up trying to score on an outfield fly.

Milwaukee jumped into the lead with a run in the first and another in the second on Assn. baseball club says his loss this season will be at sixth inning. In addition, Scott coached and installed them during his five-year stay with least $85,000. started a snappy double play sanrimno 251 36 74 lo 3 4 43 the eighth frame that bailed ana SO i tin 91(1 the New Yorkers No Pep Talks! White Sox See No Letdown Despite Loss By JERRT CDWIX It is the second straight icon si? 146 16 sT out of a troublesome The Bangor game looms as the stiffest for the Packers since the Giants, defending Fantuzzl 217 28 61 14 2 3 19 knot. Mathews' 36th homer.

The third came across on Adcock's" mi nt a am A ci mini WW JO B. Torinus, Press Gazette managing editor, said today The Jays jumped off to a 1-0 year for a baseball financial loss for the wealthy Dallas Contractor, J. W. Bateson. Ha said he droped from $60,000 to $100,000 last year when Dallas was 'in the Texas 22nd circuit clout leading off Williams.

396 47 9 12 49 Bevels 35 I 1 1 .229 with champs, are starting to lead in the third the sixth. Pitching Ri chert 11-8, Huffman that entry blanks will soon be available at all the courses. ta-t. Kenwa 7-f. Stetnhour 10-6, Tough in Stretch Hiintor 12-1.

Wheeler 7-6. Glanne- The accompanying blank may ehlnl 16-3. Ramnes 1-6, Forsythe. League. After that Cardwell hurled Clubhouse Talk Indicates Fight For County Titles Green Bay'i golf course pro report a lot of "unofficial" entries for the Press-Gazette's 16th annual Brown County Golf Championships, 2-1.

Makela 1-0. Honey Double also bt used. All entries must Dallas operates without a hitles ball, although tie gave CHICAGO (fl Are the plays 106. Bom attendance 41.350 (54 dates). Road attendance 58,059 up two walks in the seventh; major league hookup.

be turned in to one of the course pros by Sept. 15. league-leading Chicago White (54 dates). roil as indicated oy meir oi to 0 victory over the Lions. The Packer board of directors will eat dinner with the Packers at their St Norbert College training quarters this evening and then follow with a meeting.

Wednesday Night is a no-meeting night for the Packers if they have a good benefit of ragged work by the Bee Infield. Perry Noun bob-bled Don Williams' grounder for an error and Scott followed with a base hit to left. On an attempted double play, Don Davis allowed Wayne Connelly's throw to get away from him for an error that cost the Bees a run. and another in the ninth. Sox ripe for a letdown? "No," Bob Buhl went the distance The pros, Jim McNicoll (Shorewood), Harold Basin- declare Sox players, "we've and suffered his ninth loss never actually been up." ski (Brown County) and Billy, Milward (Oneida), are assist Bob Brue Paces U.S.

Amateurs a CHICAGO Bob Brue, 25- On paper it might appear to be held Sept. 19-20. The above mentioned "un BRAVES that the Sox could suffer luch ing the Press-Gazette in mak- practice In the morning. On The Bees tied it 1-1 in the fourth on a bi se hit by Halph i tournament arrange ments. oficial" entries refer to the plans being made by the other days, the Packers prac a letdown.

They lead the American League by five games, despite a 4-0 loss to tOADCASri year-old Milwaukee insurance tice in the morning and meet Holding, an infield out, and area's greensmen for the in the afternoon and night ar error on Williams that al man and Wisconsin open and amateur golf champion, Tues tourney, which will be staged Detroit Tuesday night, and they stunned the second place on the Brown County and lowed Holding to score, from second. day carded a 67-67-134 to top while searching for his 12th victory. Buhl gave up nine hits, struck out eight and walked only two. Three singles1 and Gene Freese's triple accounted for three Phlllia runs in the fifth and, after Sparky Anderson lined a safety ter center and moved up in a sacrifice, Card-well took care of the rest in the ninth. Milwaukee right hander Lew Burdette goes after his i9th victory tonight as the Cleveland Indians with four Shof ewood courses.

The offi qualifiers in all districts for The Jays gained the lead in straight defeats in Cleveland cial entries are expected to Foxx Recovering From Exhaustion After Collapse. GALESBURG, 111. (IB Hall the fifth on a walk to Scott, a tha 1959 United Uoll Assn." amateur event begin coming In this wek. last weekend. But, to a man, Sox players Cities Gams In 3-1 Chase Brue'i total was 11-under- Tonight, 7:45 F.M.

Bray as rs. Philadelphia Broinrht to you by Mlllsf Hlfh Life. Clark Super 100 and Kent Clfarttus base hit by Tim Harkness through the middle that sent Scott to third, and an RBI A record 101 persons tok part In the 1958 meet and with the addition of a senior maintain a letdown is unlikely. Veteran relief pitcher Turk Lown argues, "you say we single by Gus Sancimino. of Famer Jimmy Foxx was re men's division, there are In the sixth, Scott blasted might have a letdown after cuperating in a hospital here prospects for an even larger his ninth homer of the year By The Associated Press Fox Cities continued to gain Braves wind up a two-game whipping the Indians.

How today from a case of what doc par of the combined Lincolnshire Country Club's two courses. He held a nine-stroke lead over his nearest district competitor, Lloyd Pitzer of Chicago, who fired 72-71-143. The big tournament will be at Colorado Springs Sept. to plate Bill Bevels and Wil home visit. Burdette, who has tors termed "severe exhaus ground as league-leading Des K.lUe-.uu,s could we? We weren't up for those games.

There weren't tion." liams ahead of him and estao-iKiuunu "iost 13, will be opposed by lish a 5-1 lead. Moines and second-place Sioux Roberts, holder of en 1440 on Radio any pep talks in the clubhouse Foxx, 51, a former home run The Bees scored two in tnerjjty were jled for the second, 11-15 record after a slow start. before the games. We just went slugger who won the American League's most valuable player straight night in the Three-I ott and played like we have all year long. award three times, collapsed "And you won't hear any two days ago in a doctor's of field this year.

The opening round of the 36 hole medal play meet will be on the County course and will determine the qualifiers for the final 18 holes at Shorewood. The new division will be limited to men 50 and older. The other categories, regular men's, junior men's, regular women's and junior women's will remain the same with the exception that the maximum age for the junior brackets has been dropped from 18 to 17 years. power anybody." First baseman Ted Kluszew-ski, who came to the Sox from the Pittsburgh Pirates about a week ago, chimed in, "this ball fice where he had taken his wife, Dorothy, for treatment Will ninth to narrow the margin before Hunter was able to subdue the rally. Davis singled, Noun reached first on Williams' error, and Davis came around to score.

Graham walked, and Connally singled to score the final run of the game. An added feature of to- world series talk around here now either," the 39-year-old relief hurler continues. "I've never been on a winning ball of a sprained ankle. League Tuesday night The Foxes reeled off their sixth straight victory in dramatic fashion, going 13 innings to nip Cedar Rapids, 8-7. The Braves took a 7-0 lead in the first two innings, then were held scoreless the rest of the The physician sttending the club's greatest strength lies in baseball great.

Dr. Howard the fact it doesn't hit highs and lows." And pitcher Billy Pierce of club before this, but it's Just like being on some of the losers I've played for. They Just go out and play ball the same way Graham, said, however, that there is "a possibility" Foxx TTTEMIIIOCu! KioM nro-l fered a footnote. "Let's be suffered a heart attack in his ouiue. serious, we Know were in.

motion is mat ni mighty good shape, but we alsolbring a stick of Polish sausagejbehind to tie, then win in the know we can let down. Cleve-1 to the park will be admitted 13th. Ben Sinquefield singled increased from $3 to $5 for adults, all the money will go into the prize purchase fund to provide additional awards and. more valuable prizes. land could do the same thing free.

Second baseman Nelson Fox added: "We've been fighting for everything we got this season, and we know we'll have to fight for every game have left. We know we can't over- to us (in an up-coming three home the deciding run. The victory elevated Fox Cities into a tie for second Thursday night will be Den "We will make electrocardi-agram analysis Thursday," Graham said, "but it will be about a week before we can tell whether or not the trouble was coronary and I certainly wouldn't call it that now." Foxx reported in good spirits, blamed his condition on mark and Pulaski Night witn game series at Comiskey Park this weekend) that we did to them." tianrt to place with Sioux City, 3 The junior division fee will remain $1. Tournament Manager John take dace between Romy Gosz games back of Des Moines The Demons and Soos were land Dick ENTRY BLANK rained out of a doubleheader in their crucial series. The A two man crew from Look working too hard in prepara thei tion for Thursday's formal I magazine began worn on wjn be made up when Brown County Golf Championships preparation 01 a picture siory closes its season of the minor leagues centered a MriM at Si0UX Cjty arm in A Harkness and opening of the Jimmy Foxx restaurant here, where the'j former major leaguer has been Bob Kennedy, nationally famous bowling star, will be here in our store Thursday, Friday and Saturday to measure for Ebonite Bowling Balls and to talk about his favorite subject Bowling! STOP IN FOR A FREE AUTOGRAPH AND SOME REAL GOOD TIPS ON HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR SCORE! September 19-20 Green Bay Bluejays.

ine aru- serving as general manager. In other games. Topeka I cle will be presented sometime slugged four home runs to de Name I this winter. Fight Results Street Address I By tne Assoctsrea Press OKLAHOMA CITY Aleln Montreal Bids For Franchise feat Lincoln, 15-8, and Green Bay beat Burlington, 5-3. Catcher Don Pav.letich.

called up earlier in the day by the parent Cincinnati Reds, had two of the Topeka four-baggers. George Scott smashed a City Phone No. Green. ITS, Bis; Spnnjrs, Te 201, outpointed Ezzard Charles, Cincinnati, 10. I Home Course Handicap ji MONTRTAL A group of Check Your Class: I Montreal businessmen has ap- three-run homer for Green niied lor a irancnise jn inc I Regular Senior Men's Regular Women nv-nioMoH third maior baseball Lincoln IS 1 66 646 8 II 5 BEAUMONT.

Te Donni Fleemen. 181. Midlothian. Tex outjtnted Chief Alvin Williams, 182. Oklahoma City.

10. SACRAMEMTO. Calif. DeJohn. 205.

Syracuse, knocked out Duke Sabedonf, J17. Hawaii. S. PrTTSFTPXD, Mass. Arthur Persley.

140. Red Cross. La-knocked out Curly Monroe, 141. Worcester, Ms 4. FRESNO.

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