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D-4 Aug. 24, 1969 Green Bay Press-Gazette Bay Teams In Pro-Am on one of WEST BEND (PG) Nine and Bob Stevens of Green Bayi Joining Langert inorewoocl country uun. uost Oneida's teams will be Frank torn Green Bay golfers will Join pro Is Bob Below, who says the ma Van Lnanen III, Jack Koeppler CF-SV 6,616 yard course Is In fine con ditlon for the test. 141 fellow swingers in chasing the Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Association Open championship here Monday and Tuesday after By LEV WAGNKR Vxvtt editor The end of Shorewood Country Club is now in sight. The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay takes over the and Fred Shlnroek.

With Hurlee on the other foursome will be Halm Conzplman Hubbard Lambeau Grange Thorpe While Kizer Is protecting his Nlc Wahl, Jim White and Paul title. Shorewood's Mel Skaleskl lush Baysido layout Sept. 5 and will promptly reopen it on Kaste. will be attempting to defend his a pro am meet today. The chase will take the con Sept.

6 as a public, nine hole, fee course. Stevens will Join Jim Poulsen, ranking as the low amateur in last year's meet at the Oshkosh festants over the long and hilly Shorewood has to be out "lock, stock and barrel," as Roger Eberhardt and Jim Pres- Five Former Packers Named To 1st Decade All-NFL Team West Bend Country Club in pur sentln in one Shorewood quartet Country Club. Pro Bob Stevens pirt it by suit of the crown currently being that the tournament will just The tournament is a 36 hole Sept. 5. And to close the club in while Skaleskl, Bill McWey, Pat McWey and Tom Floberg will have to pick up another area affair, 18 on Monday and 18 on style, the membership has replaced the usual men's day on course, perhaps Mystery Hills or form the second Shorewood unit Tuesday.

Following Monday's Frontier, though he hopes it can In addition to these, three Thursday, Sept. 4, with a mixed couples event. And since the round, the field will be cut to the low 45 and ties plus all pros. of Fame selectors in NFL cities iloague founder and former New York (AP) Five for. worn by pro Gib Kizor of Wisconsin Rapids Bullscye.

Klzer will be one of about 30 pros in the tournament. Among the others are Eddie Langert and Phil Hurlee of Green Bay Oneida Golf and Riding Club other Oneida swingers will be in Packer coach. mer members of the Green Bay from nominations submitted by The pro am tourney today closing will come before there is the regular tournament, Ron Henry, Dick Schnittker and Gil return to the Royal Scot when that track is completed. It might be difficult trying to Packers have been named to Also Included was Jim Conzel. will find four Green Bay teams a chance to present the 1969 club each team in the league.

the National Football League's in contention. championship trophies, a wind Wright. man, a back for the old Milwau- Packer members of the team, up bash has been slated for convince Linda Lochman, 19, first decade" team. Membership in the unit was kee Badgers, among other players from 1920 to 1929, include end Lavern Dilweg, tackle that hitting a hole in one is a teams. Dilweg played with the Pack announced Saturday as the NFL continued observance of 50 major accomplishment.

Golfing for only the second time in her Sept. 19 at the Forum. Meanwhile, UW-GB is al-ready planning shuffling some of the holes around in order to come up with a good 9 hole Cal Hubbard, guards Walt Kies-ling and Mike MichaLske and back Earl "Curly" Lambcau, a years of professional football. ers and MilwauKee Badgcrj life, Linda aced the 90-yard No. Indoor Tennis Courts In 2 Years: Zeischold from 1926-34; Hubbard with the The team was picked by Hall hole on Town and Country's New York Giants, Packers and course.

It is being cut to this par-three course recently. She used a 7-iron. Pittsburgh Pirates from 1927-33 From Page D-l size in order to prepare some of and 1935-36; Kiesling with the the acreage for several new Duluth Eskimos, Pottsville Ma ton Club was pulling even finan buildings that are slated for con By PAIL VAXDEVELD (the Appleton Tennis Club and is The Burkholz family took home a lot of hardware from the roons, Chicago Cardinals, Chi- Mallory Racing Crew struction within several months. cially," relates Zeischold, "but Compared to the tennis facili- ne the nine or ten Bayites cago Bears, backers and Pit- who travel down to the site some The clubhouse will be con ties of some of the smaller com Shorewood club tournaments this year. Mrs.

Barbara Bur tsburgh; Michalske with the weekends to play. It costs $30 even if they don't build one up here, some Green Bay people might be interested in starting verted to a student center with munities in the Fox Valley area kholz won her flight In the ladies New York Yankees and Packers, and Lambeau, with the Spend Tense Weekend the bar being operated as a beer for an individual membership and $50 for a family yearly pass Green Bay's tennis courts are one themselves." meet while son Dan won the Jun bar. The pro shop will be con Packers. plus $3 every hour that they use ior boys championship and second rate. But according to A couple of years ago Oneida verted to office space for various UW GB personnel.

daughter Lori copped the junior one of the top tennis players in Golf and Riding Club almost de the courts. "Last time I heard the Apple the area, Elwood Zeischold girls title. Green Bay netters can expect cided to build some courts and start a tennis membership separate from their golf and social Stevens Is not sure Just what Improvement in the near future, U.S. Boxers Host Tee Time Talk Oconto Falls he is going to do except work on the new Royal Scot Country membership, but at the last mo High football Coach Gary Just, Other members of the team are Guy Chamberlain and George Halas at the ends; Ed Healey, Fats Henry and Steve Owen at tackles; Hunk Anderson and Walt Kiesling at guards; George Trafton at center, and Paddy Driscoll, Red Grange, Joe Guyon, Ernie Nevers and Jim Thorpe In the Zeischold, the recently crowned Green Bay singles ment it fell through. former Green Bay West star, Club.

This is the golf course that is to be constructed on a 300 Mexicans Monday In County Stadium Presently there are about 500 broke 40 for the first time at River Island in the Falls last week. He collected a 39 with the acre site at the juncture of Her champion, believes that within a matter of two or three years Green Bay will house Indoor tennis courts that will probably indoor tennis facilities across the nation, about eight are lo mans and Church roads In the cated in Wisconsin. The state help of an eagle on No. 2 MILWAUKEE (UPI)-A U.S. Town of Scott.

backfield. be the property of a Green Bay boxing team will take on the Cherie Rose's name has been missing from the honor score also supports three outdoor clubs in Milwaukee, Racine and Stevens Is one of the directors of the Scott Development Tennis Club that should take Mexican Olympic squad at County Stadium Monday night form fairly soon. list at Brown County this sum TIE Kenosha. Next year Appleton will join this trio when four which Is planning the course. Other directors are Carl mer because she hasn't found and will include six from Wis This setup would very likely be patterned after a similar or much time for the links.

She has consin. courts will be built adjacent to Basten, who is president of the corporation, Ben Stone, Leroy been managing a Softball team, the indoor facility. Headlining the Wisconsin en DDDDQd FOUR WHEEL DRIVE running with the Fox Valley tries is Larry Ward, Milwaukee, Breuchert, Thomas Lutsey and Madison has the largest tennis type of boat that Is used each year. The 5.5 is the championship craft this year because the M-M Yacht Club happens to have a perfectly matched fleet of them. But Stewart qualified for the Mallory finals by winning his club and area eliminations in a Soling.

Thus a skipper must be able to not only handle different types of boats but he will not have any sort of construction advantage over his rivals because each of the eight boats is exactly alike down to the final detail. Tom Kuber, general chairman of the event for the M-M Yacht Club, and his equipment crews and inspectors were still making sure of that Satur-day afternoon. This is vitally Importast because, as Kuber put it, "the Mallory Cup winner can pretty well write his own ticket in yacht racing." And that's what accounted for the anxiousness written in Stewart's gaze. Perhaps he remembered 1958, the last time he qualified for the Mallory finals and did not fare too Track Club and working at Tank national AAU champion In the Bernard Berk. ganization in Appleton.

Appleton is the home of an Indoor tennis club that houses four tennis courts made of 70 per cent rubber. The facility is complete complex in the state in the Niel Park for the Rec Department 165 pound class who will meet It is hoped to have the course son Tennis Courts that cover 12 Ron Lindeman and Nancy Augustin Zaratoza, runnerup at Indoor courts at a cost of over ready for play by June of 1971. But In addition to the course, Woldt won the titles in the re with showers, sauna bath and a that weight in last year's Olym two million dollars. cent Kings Charity Golf $250,000 price tag. pics.

Zeischold, who has captured corporation is developing home sites surrounding the country Other Badgers are: James Tournament at Crystal Springs in Seymour for the benefit of About 20 or 30 people in the Appleton area purchased stock the Green Bay Metropolitan Tennis Tournament fiye times Williams, 147 pounds; Bully Goodwin, 156; Joseph Batton, club. The club will be operated on a membership fee basis with Rawhide. Lindeman had a 36 in the enterprise and borrowed the rest and the tennis facility and Nancy a 44. The event and was once the fifth man on the University of Wisconsin i ft? 178, all of Milwaukee, and Mike no stock purchases. Kiefer, 132, Auburndale, and brought in $550 for the under privileged boys summer camp With the demise of Shorewood, heavyweight Larry Beilfuss, team, in his college days, thinks Green Bay could support a tennis club with little difficulty.

Sam Ruskin of Milwaukee Two Rivers. the highly successful Brown Brynwood won the state senior MOUNTAIN CUMBER There will be 11 bouts, with County Golf Tournament will became a reality two years ago. These same people have said that if they can make a financial success out of the Appleton project they might be interested in expanding into Green Bay. The 35 year old Zeischold Is one of the 200 some members of He had Just finished judging a Mallory Cup elimination series here and was so impressed by the way the M-M Club handled it that he suggested "You boys ought to do more of this." The notion took hold and after years of red tape, the na-tional NAYRU hesitantly asked the comparatively small M-M Club if It really thought it could handle the Mallory finals. "We told them we had the boats, the water and the wind.

What else do we need?" Kuber laughed. "And last spring they told us we had the ball and to run with it." "It's been a little frantic ever since," Hugh Higley, one 0 Ruber's top assistants added. And frantic it but orderly too. Saturday, as officials' boats received a scrubbing and final check, hospitality committee members met contestants and officials at the airport, more hospitality cars were recruited, and others scurried about doing whatever sailors do to make sure tlieir boats are gleaming and ship -shape. One crisis was averted when someone found the correct valve, after considerable experimenting, to turn on the water that would give the pier a final washing But the one individual with the most control over the entire event just took it easy and passed out reassurances that everything would proceed smoothly.

The weatherman promised perfect weather, much like Saturday's 90 degrees with breezes and ripply rather than wavy seas, or the entire week. "That makes everything beautiful," Kuber concluded. But Stewart, though happily acknowledging that he's never been treated so well, was reserving judgment until 9 a.m. Monday. match play championship by winners getting gold medals beating Madison Nakoma's Not only would it draw people from the city of Green Bay but also the surrounding area.

He notes that the Appleton club Frank (Moon) Molinaro at and the losers silver medals. The winning team will receive a trophy. WW draws netters from all over the Oneida Monday, 2-1 Lou Wa-robick of Milwaukee Westmoor won the Calderwood Open at well. Fox River Valley and that in some of the established clubs of Since then, however, he has have to undergo a remapping for next year. In the past, the three rounds of the tourney have been split among Oneida Golf and Riding Club, Shorewood and Brown County.

Tournament Director Jerry Maloney reports that some ideas are already being tossed about and a meeting will probably be held within the next month or so on the problem. Maloney, however, feels sure Fond du Lac this week with a five under par 66. won several major ocean Milwaukee you have to call in a week ahead of time to reserve a Brown Hopes Hinge On QB, Tight Ends court. races around Southern California and virtually retired from sail racing for several years because of the press of busi Brown Trout Speedy Brown trout have been The Kellogg Street resident has long been one of the area's clocked swimming at speeds up top tennis players since he took ness. But last laii, tie oougnt his Soling and is now back to to 23 miles per hour.

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By JOHN SKINNER CLEVELAND (AP) The up the sport 20 years ago. When he was 18 he won the city tennis tournament and the right to play hopes of the Cleveland Browns for a repeat Eastern Conference the Marinette and Oconto city Mother Becomes 1st World Cycle Champ From U.S. title in the National Football League and for their first visit to the Super Bowl may rest with champion for a trip down to Milwaukee for the Journal Junior Tennis Tournament. At Milwaukee he lost the first match to the eventual champion. the quarterbacks and offensive tight ends.

try again for the prestigious Mallory Cup' "Back" refers only to the event, however, for this is the first time it has been held in the Great Lakes area and Kuber and his M-M mates are extremely proud to have been awarded the task of hosting it. "Conservatively, I'd say there are about 50 people running around Menominee and Marinette today just working on the Mallory Cup," Kuber volunteered. But over the past three years, there have been many This year he has already reached the semifinals of the Madison and Oshkosh 35 and At quarterback, it would appear that Coach Blanton Collier has added strength with Jerry Rhome joining veterans Bill Nelsen and Frank Ryan. Rhome older singles tournament, and SHIER EQUIPMENT SALES-SERVICE 993 N. Broadway Pert Acrott from Minahan Stadium got into the semi's again in the State Open Tournament.

Zeis best previous finish was fifth at Rome a year ago. Forty-four girls from 11 countries started with 33 completing the grind. The race was held in a blinding rain. The contestants made five laps of the Masary-kov Okruh track which winds over hills and through dense woods. Experts said it was the most difficult course ever assigned the women cyclists.

The men's 101-mile road race concludes the world championship on Sunday. More than 130 riders are chold is not a singles only tennis BRNO, Czechoslovakia (ffl Audrey McElmury of LaJolla, a 26-year-old mother, became the first United States citizen ever to win a world cycling championship Saturday when she triumphed in the 43-mile road race. She was timed in 2 hours, 4 minutes and 27 seconds. Ber-nadette Swinnerton of England, was second. She trailed by 70 seconds.

Nina Trofimova of the Soviet Union was third. It was the fourth time Mrs. McElmury had competed in the world championships. Her player as he demonstrated when he teamed with Lee Ford of Vii A- draft pick, broke Tom Harmon's career rushing record at the University of Michigan with 2,440 yards. Leading pass receivers again this year will be Paul Warfield, who set a club record last year with 1,067 yards, and end Gary Collins, the former holder of the record, who was injured most of last season.

Collins appears completely recovered. Up front, the Browns have a veteran offensive line led by guards Gene Hickerson and John DeMarie, tackles Dick Schafrath and Monte Clark, and center Fred Hoaglin. The team ranked near the bottom of the league in kickoff and punt returns last season, but Collier thinks he has solved those problems with his rookie backs. Collier was disappointed last year with rookie Don Cockroft's punting, but Cockroft has been booming the ball in pre-season play. Cockroft hit on 18 of 24 field goal attempts last year.

Defensive Coach Howard Brinker believes free safety Mike Howell is "the best" in the league. Joining him in the defensive backfield, which led the league last year with 32 interceptions, are veterans Ernie Kellermann, Erich Barnes, and Neenah to win the Kindlin Classic, a doubles tournament held in Green Bay early in June. They defeated in the finals a was picked up in an off-season deal with the Dallas Cowboys. But Nelsen has been plagued throughout his career with injuries to both knees, and had cartilage removed from his left knee during the off-season. Although Collier optimistically says the knee is "gaining in strength," it is questionable whether Nelsen can physically endure the season.

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