The Daily Telegram from Eau Claire, Wisconsin • Page 15

Sammy's Takes City Title Sammy's Pizza, behind the one-hit pitching of Steve Miley, won the Major League softbali championship Monday night at Carson Park. Sammy's defeated South Barstow St. Merchants, 1-0, in a playoff for the first round title The two teams had tied with 7-1 records in regular round play. Sammy's took the second half outright and thus are the league's season champion. Miley hooked up in a brilliant pitcher's duel with loser Mike McMahon.

Despite the 50-d e- gree weather, both hurlers were sharp. Sammy's scored the game's only run in the bottom of the third when Mgr. Ted a and scored on Harv Tomter's two-out double to right- center. The only hit. off Miley was Ron Flynn's line-shot single to center with the two out in the sixth.

Miley struck out four and walked three. McMahon allowed five hits, but struck out nine and walked only one. Tomter got two of the hits off McMahon, Fred Golden added a double and Jon Wensel and Lahner singles. Sammy's threatened in the second when Tomter singled and took third on Golden's double with no one out. But McMahon bore down to retire the side.

Flynn's hit carne with two out in the sixth and went for naught when drive Fritz Gutsch's down the left long field foul line was caught for the third out. Flynn and McMahon drew walks earlier and reached second base, but could gel no further. Both teams qlayed errorless Miley Tomter ground ball up the middle. Barstow second baseman Norm Gutsch threw out Bill Rowlett on a grounder on the rightfield grass in the fifth for another fine play. The game winds up the local softbali season.

Sammy's i n- ished with a 32-9 record. BOWLING HIT MISS Team Team john'n 3 I 1 Mll'e C. 30 Stafnes Black S. 3 0 0 Craiss S'l Columbia 0 3 Strum 5 1 Roberts 0 3 High series: A. Kamke 8.

Bell! 473, J. M. McNair Sorenson Hish games: B. Bell 202 A. Kamke Mam 194, N.

Sorenson 187, M. McNalr 180, A. ne 'v eW Taylor Quits Pro Football NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP) Calnte SatntS 811180. waukee Cheese 3, Grouchy's 0, Strum Team 1, Cralgs Vj.

High team series: Craiss Starllter 2094 High team game: Cralgs 747 South Barstow (0) Sammy's (1) ab bl Lahner ss Barting'e ss 3000 Wensel If Wathke Ib 3 0 0 0 BuckII 3b Flynn 3b 2010 Tomter Ib F. Gu'h 3000 Golden Madson If 3000 Berph cf Running cf 2000 Rowlett rl N. Gu'h 2b 200 0 Martin 2b D. Gut'h rf 2 0 0 0 Miley McMahon 2 0 0 0 Totals Totals 22 0 1 0 j. Barstow 000 Sammy's Tran SERVICE 3 1 1 0 Bar 40 3010 Wagner's 4 0 Hoff's 3000 HI wis.

N. 3 1 Tri'illt 3021 WECL 3 1 3010 8, Sales 2 2 Lion's inounce'd the retirement today of fullback Jimmy Taylor, saying he "will probably go down in history as Louisiana's greatest football player." Taylor will continue his asso- i. ciation with the Saints in a front i 0 4 0 "f'c canncitv in 3 public relations. long playing career has come to and end," said John W. Mecom owner of the club.

"But it perhaps is fitting that he played out his career in his home seat, where he gave leadership and stability to Louisiana's first professional football team." Taylor and his wife were Dally Telegram fau Claire, Tuesday, Sept. 10,1968 Packers (Continued from Page IB) is still oh the injured list and could come back on roster at any time. He is defensive end Bob Brown, who broke an arm during the early days of training. Joining Brown, Rule, Wilson auun WILII LIIC oauiia in tt LIUIII laj'iui ami mo wiie wci i i caopcitv in ths area of (present at a news conference I and St en as play rs in the Green Bay camp are announcing his decision. nn 82 Snt Ev sense of great loss that Taylor's 200056, B.

M. r.p5« "It is with deep regret and a 1 Taylor will be 33 in 10 more ball afield. Shortstop Lahner cutl down a possible Barstow rally' in the top of the seventh when he went in back of second to throw out Porky Madson on a Dodgers Turn on Jaster By MIKE RECHT Associated Press Sports Writer George Stone welcomed cousin Cecil Upshaw with open arms and Upshaw turned out to be the perfect relative. But not everyone has surh relations. Larry Jaster, for example, usually has a smashing time with his Los Angeles Dodger cousins, but when he put out his arms to them Monday night, they kicked him out of his own house.

Everyone was barely seated in Busch Memorial Stadium when the normally quiet Dodgers drove Jaster out with eight runs in the second inning, and went on to wipe out the St. Louis Cardinals 10-1. It was only their second victory in nine decisions against Jaster, who shut them out a record five straight times in 1966. But for Stone and Upshaw well, they had as good a time as they did last Monday when Upshaw came in and saved a victory for Stone and the Atlanta Braves. This time, the Braves beat San Francisco 2-1 as Upshaw rescued Stone by putting out SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTA ab bl ab bl Bonds rf 3010 Flou cf 4110 Hunt 2b 3000 Mlllan 2b 3000 Mays cf 4111 HAaron rf 4030 McCoVey Ib 4010 Torre 4011 Hart 3b 3000 RJohnson 3b 3 0 0 0 Dlttz 3000 TAaron If 3110 JAlou If 3010 Luin If 0000 glanler si 3000 DJohnson Ib 3 0 1 0 Sadeckl 2 0 0 0 Martinez 3010 Davenprt ph 1000 Stone 3000 Herbel 0000 Upshaw 0000 Total 1 4 1 Total 30 2 8 1 SanFranclico ..000 100 Atlanta 10 ooo 2 two unwelcome hitters in ninth inning.

Elsehwere in the National League, Clay Dalrymplc's two- run single sent Pittsburgh away mad as Philadelphia topped the Pirates 8-7 in 15 innings. Houston was rained out of a twi-light douWeheader at Cincinnati in the only other games scheduled. The Astros led 3-0 after four innings when the rains came. Rookie Bill Sudakis, who wasn't around when Jaster was having his laughs with the Dodgers, was the rudest Dodger, turning the game into a rout after Jaster was gone. He climaxed the big noise in the second with the first grand slam riomer of his career, off reliever Dick Hughes.

With Jaster still around, Paul Popovich had singled home two runs and Wes Parker doubled 'or two more. Taking advantage of all this was Don Sutton, who cut down Cardinals on six hits to run his record to 8-14. Jaster, who was 2-0 against the Dodgers this season, fell to 9-12. The victory was the sixth in seven starts for Lo Angeles and helped them past the idle Atlanta 2. Atlanta 5.

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PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH abr bl ab bl TTaylor 3b 6110 Palek ss 5210 7220 MAlou cf 1122 6231 Clemente rf 7022 2011 Stargell If 5011 3000 Clndenon Ib 6000 7111 Mazroski '2b 6110 5222 Pagan 3b 6210 Pena ss Briggs Ib Callison rf Lock rf 2b Gonzalez cf Clement If Ryan RAIIen ph Dalrmplt LJackson Wanner CShort Total Philadelphia Pittsburgh 50 0 JMay 2000 5 0 1 Jimenez ph 1000 1 0 0 Kline 0000 1 0 2 -Ota ph 0100 20 0 Canizzaro 3011 1 0 0 Moose 0000 30 0 Sisk 0000 CTaylor ph 1000 McBean 1000 Kolb 0000 Alley ph 1000 DalCantn 2000 Wills ph 1000 538 16 8 Total 51 7 9 6 102 8 100000 101 000 001 7 T.Taylor, Gonzalez, McBean, M.AIou. 4, Pittsburgh 2. 10, Pittsburgh 11." Gonzalez 2, Briggs. Cannizzaro. Lock.

IP ER BB SO L.Jackson Wagner C.Short (W.16-11) Sisk McBean DalCanton 1) 62-3 5 1 1-3 0 7 4 2 2-3 8 1-3 1 4 2 2 2 6 3 2,664. ANGELES ST. LOUIS abr bi Parker If 5122 Brock If WOavii cf 3100 Flood cf Falrey cf 1000 RDavis cf Sudakil 3b 5114 Marls rf KBoyer Ib 2110 Tolan rf Fairly rf 3110 Edwards Lefebvri 2b 5131 Cepeda Ib Shirley Ib 0000 Shannon 3b Savage rf 2000 Javier 2b Crawford If 2000 -axvill ss ab bi 4010 1000 3000 2000 2010 3000 4000 4010 4110 1010 Haller Popovich ss Sutton 3211 ss 2010 4122 Jaster 3110 Hughes Rickelts ph Nelson 0000 1000 1000 1001 Total 38 10 12 10 Los Angtltl I St. Louis Angeles Total 33 1 6 1 4 St.Louis 6. K.Boytr, Parker, Lelebvre, Javier.

HR Haller (4). (Haller). A- Sudakis (2). Sutton (W.8 14) Jaster (L.9-12) Hushes Nelson 13,508. IP 9 6 1 1-3 5 32.3 3 4 4 ER BB SO the New York Mets and out of the league cellar.

The loss, on the other hand, was not all that bad for St. Louis, which still lowered its magic number for clinching the pennant to six as the second place Giants lost. Rookie Stone took care of the Giants with a four-hitter until he welcomed Upshaw with a tired arm with one out and one on in the ninth inning. Upshaw sponded by striking out Jim Hart and Dick Dietz. and Stone had his sixth victory against three losses.

Joe Torre singled home Atlanta's first run in the opening inning and another scored on a double play in the second, offsetting Willie Mays' 19th homer in the fourth. Dalrymple gave the boot to Pittsburgh after reliever Bruce Dal Canton opened the door by walking the bases loaded. The Pirates almost got back in when Chris Cannizzaro tripled in a run in the last of the 15th, but Chris Short struck out Maury Wills for the final out, Pittsburgh had tied the game with four runs in the ninth on four walks, a passed ball and Roberto Clemente's two-run single. Stenerud Kicks Win for Chiefs HOUSTON (AP) Jan Stene- rud kicked four field goals and Kansas City Chiefs won their American Football League opener from the Oilers Monday night. The victory was achieved, lowever, only after the lalted a fourth-quarter Houston uprising, led by quarterback Pete Beathard.

The Chiefs won 26-21 but saw Beathard cut a 19-point Houston deficit with two touchdown passes while missing two others. Stenerud booted fourth period field goals of 33, 26 and 32 yards to contribute to Kansas City's 26-7 lead. Houston, held to only 29 yards rushing the first two quarters, caught fire with 11 minutes left in the game. Beathard passed on practically every down, connecting with Sid Blanks, Ode Burrell and Mac Haik. Beathard completed 23 of 48 Monday's Pro Football Summary By Tht Associated Press American Leagui At 45,083 hiefs 314 3 6-26 Oilers 7 0 0 Granser 5 run (Wittenborn kick) FG Stenerud 27 Hayes 1 run (Slenerud kick) O.

Taylor 6 run (Stenerud kick) KC-FG Stenerud 33 FG Stenerud 26 FG Stenerud 32 Haik 5 pass from Beathard (Wit enborn kick) Haik 59 pass from Beathard kick) Individual Ltadtrs Kansas City, Hayes 22.61 Garrelt 8-53, Coan 7-38, McClinton 10-45; Houston, Granger 9.36, Blanks, 6-17. Kansas City, Hayes 538, 0 Taylor 2 35; Houston, Burrell 2-35, Frazier 231, Reed 4-107, Granger 3-43, Blanks! 6-95, Beirne 2-24, Haik 3-68. Kansas City, Dawson, 10. 18-0, 77 yards; Houston, Beathard 23-48-3 413. D-C532aed tepl.

10 passes for 412 yards. The Oilers gained only 55 yards on the ground. The Chiefs gained 204 rushing with Mike Garrett picking up 53 yards in eight attempts. Len Dawson completed 10 of 18 passes for 78 yards. National Football League teams, meanwhile, completed the job of trimming their rosters to the 40 players allowed when the season opens this weekend.

Most prominent among those cut was defensive back Ross Fichtner, signed as a free agent by New Orleans after being dropped by Cleveland in the wake of a racial incident. Fichtner, who is white, was a starting safetyman for the Browns until they dropped him and guard John Wooten. The moves stemmed from a golf tournament arranged by Fichtner to which the Browns' Negro players were not invited. Wooten is now with Washington. Paul Flately, the NFL's rookie of the year in 1963 when he caught 51 passes for Minnesota, was among four players re- 2000; High games: Bob Dennis J15, Don 213, C.

Waoner 204, B. Phillips 24 1 5 I 204, B. Marheim 204. Team Results: Sales Elks 000 Hollmsnn's 1, WECL 3. Lions 0, LOO" Sammy, 5 Soulh Golden S-Gutsch.

High team series: 1st Wis. Nati 7 i gh tC WiSl nk Markow Team vv I Transport G. 30 Idle'rt 1 days and behind ory him are 10 High team game: Heaths Filers 740 HiPh team Deaths the National F'OOtball League. Taylor did not step out will ingly, however. He insisted to the last that he's every bit as 1960 of 810 EIGHT ream EC.

C. 3 1 Scolls Llni 3 1 Wagners NCR 2 2 Charl'ons Mont'y W. 22 Madison S. 2 i fast as he was in the 3J through 1965 seasons, each Giammona Holds Lead in Rushing MANITOWOC, Wis. (UPI) The Manitowoc Chiefs are the only unbeaten team remaining in the Central States Professional Football League, and individual statistics today showed why.

The third weekly statistics, as Dolly Mad'n Econ'y 0. High series 30 Idle'rt 1 1 Rnnded C. I 2 1 3 L. Potter 538, L. Hlah series: Pavek 533, P.

Garten which S3W him fUSll for more '30, Al Vroome 515, M. Comero S09, D. 2 R.i"er 508. V. Fisher 456, E.

Bridges 426, J. Shwalter 416. High games: Loralne Potter 212, L. Smith 184, E. Bridges 168, P.

Wise 154, V. Fisher 153. Team Results: Economy Oil Bonded Collection Ind 1, Team 3 0, Transport Garape 3, Dolly AAadison 2, Idlewild 1. 1 High games: Mel Comero 213, Mike 0 3 Garlon 210, Percy Garton 201, Lyle Smith' Pavek 199, Al Vroome 194. Team Results: Charlsons 1, B-Llne Eau Claire Press Co.

3. Madlsen St. 1, NCR 2, Wards 2, Scotls 2, Wagners 2. High team series: NCR 2354 High team game: NCR 891 High team series: Dolly Madison 2064 High team same: Dolly Madison 734 P-H-A 2 2 1 3 prepared by CSL statistician Alan Boeldt, show Manitowoc players leading the rushing, passing, pass receiving Teim Fehr B. Wagners L.

0. L. IBM Prcsl's INDEPENDENT I. 8 0 Fehr Pipe 8 0 Fver'ox Ch's 6 2 F. J.

T. Cab 6 2 O. L. Br's 6 2 Team 1 LUCKY SEVEN 4 OWItte Trans Rossou G. 0 3 1 Kerms Maole M.

3 1 McDon's Don's Black 3 1 O'Nell C. 1 3 FC. Sand 3 1 Indeo't 1 1 3 Thrlftway 2 2 Chucks 0 4 Hloh series: J. Schemensky 535, M. 2 6 Havden 517, N.

Kukuska 510. 0 8 High names: Arlene Freagon 202, Marg 0 II Root 200. M. Hayden 186. 6 2 (.

High series: J. Erickson 576, D. Pal- Team Results: P-H-A 4, Chucks 0, Ros- row 573, G. Void 547, P. Bergeson 531, sow Gulf Oil 3, O'Nell Campground 1, L.

Moen 524. AAaple Manor 3, Kerms 1, Don's Black High names: H. Gust 247, J. Erickson Bear 3, McDonald's 1, Sanl Gravel 278, G. Void 222, E.

Tubbs 203, L. Moen 3, Independent 1, Thrlftway 2, Witte 196, C. Bluem 196. Trans. 2.

Team Results: EC. Prestress 6, EJT; Hioh team series: P-H-A 2331 scoring races. Joe Giammona is the league's top rusher with 285 yards in 55 carries for an average per rush of 5.2 yards. Bill Bodle of Lake County is second with 226 yards and a 6.0 average and Mike Heckl of West Allis third with 209 yards and a 4.4 average. The Chiefs' Greg Zastrow leads in passing with 44 completions in 87 attempts for 707 yards and seven touchdowns.

Bob Berezowitz of Delavan is second with 36, completions in 79 throws for 506 yards and three touchdowns. In receiving, Manitowoc's Pete Kramer has caught 21 passes for 272 yards and Jim Knoblauch of Delavan is second with 20 catches for 287 yards. Manitowoc's Bob Cain is a distant third with 13 catches for 273 yards. Kramer leads in scoring with four touchdowns for 24 points. Cain and Bodle are tied for second with 18 points each.

Manitowoc leads the Northern Division with a 3-0 mark. Madison is second at 2-1. In the south, Lake County and Racine are tied for the lead with 2-1 records. In games next weekend, West Allis (1-2) is at Sheboygan (1-2) Friday night and Manitowoc is Cabinet 2, Fehr Block 8, 1 nf Chiefs 6, Evenox 2, Wagners allvl iLOL Braves 0, IBM 6. Fehr Pipe 2.

1 High team series: LOL Chiefs 2374 High learn 0 Chiefs 892. High team game: 802. at Madison, Racine and Delavan (0-3) Lake County Rockford (1-2) Saturday. Vikings Cut Paul Flatley MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL Minnesota Vikings jlaced four players, including Paul Flately, on waivers Monday to get down to the National Football League's season-opening limit of 40 players.

Cut along with 'Flately, a five-year Minnesota regular split end and the NFL's rookie of the year in 1963 when he caught 51 passe, were third- team quarterback Bob Berry and reserve linebackers Ron Acks and Dave Tobey. BIG 14 Team 4 0 Fretr Bar 4 0 LG Ar'd i Team I Co-op Team Team No. No. No. DAIRYLAND LT 4 2 1 C.

R. Sloe's 2 1 Nadines 1 6 2 I Hogans Fillies 1 8 2 1 Pepsi 1 1 1 than 1,000 yards a record. After a talk with Mecom and General Manager Vic Schwenk on Monday, Taylor bowed to the inevitable. "We had a very friendly meeting," said Mecom. "We Team Osseo Refr'n 400 Ciiub Sieqs Supper 3 1 Wagners 40 1 Drivers Union 3 1 U-C-T Phoenix steel 3 1 Dolly Mad'n 1 Armour F.

3 1 Peters P. 0 4:114, I. Hogenson 154. 2 2 Mil Cheese 0 4, Team Results: Co-op 2, C. R.

Stocks Fran Derouin 608, W. 1, Pepsi 1, Team 4 2, Nadines 1, Team 2 2i High series: E. Stetzer 431, D. Polden 1 3 430, E. Mawby 424, B.

Wrlgglesworth 3. C. Adele 408. 3 High games: E. Stetzer 186, Wrlg- 166, D.

Polden 117, A. Polenz Kalmar B. High series: Mickelson 591, Smith 590, W. Wirz 568, J. Holdorf 567.

High games: Walt Miclkelson 216, Fran Derouin 212, Wayne Health 212, Harold Seller 211, Lou Checko 210. Team Results: Osseo 4, Mil Cheese 0, 400 Club 4, Peters 0, Siegs 3, Wagners 1, Drivers 3, Arnold 1, Armour 3. Dolly 1, Fretr Bar 2, Valmar 2, Phoenix High team series: Quiegs 2679 High team game: Wagners 95J Team Norse Vil'e Chiken C. Trlstate B. Elsies Cale Five O'clock Keller Fur'e EC.

Roof'g STARLITE Team 4 0 Fall Creek 2 4 0 Farmco 1 4 OFall C. 1 4 0 Golden Spike .0 3 1 Gruber Oil 0 3 1 Temple L. 0 2 2 Bracket) Bar 0 2, Hogani Fillies 1, Team I 2. High team series: C. R.

St4ocks 1782 High team game: Team I 660. High series: C. Kuhnert 574, Al Scheffler 546, Ed. Olson 544, D. Kaufman 541, W.

Drung 538. High games: El Olson 223, Chuck Kuh nert 221-201, Wilbur Walters 200 Roger Horness 197. Team Results: Norge Village 4 Brackett Bar 0, Elsies Cafe 4, Gruber Oil 0, Trlstate Breeders 4, Golden Spike 0, Chicken Chasers 4, Temple Lounge Furniture 3, Fall Creek Midland Oil 1 0, Five Clock C. 3, Farmco 1, Keller EC. Roofirs 2, Fall C.

C. Cry High team series: Norge Vl'ilage 5431 High team game: Norge Village 864. INOIANHEAD Team Senn Con Ray's Mil 2 Sammy's 4 Don's Bar 1 Outdoor S. 4 Antler M. 1 Hoffman's 3 Union Gro'y 0 Triangle 3 Golden Spike 0 Rahl's Pevan Trans'r 0 High series: Dick Hauger 652, Jim Landry 645, Bob Kopp 64S, Bob Brown 641, Lyle Pavek 635, Woody Hoehn 623, Jack McCarthy 619, Doug Fults 616, Jim Schlewitz 600.

Orrin Stanwick 614 High games: Bob Kopp 257, Bob Brown 254, Brian Solem 246, Jim Stanwick 536 Team results. Rahl'j 2, Ray's Mileage 2, Pevan Transfer 0, Outdoor Sport 4, Golden Spike 0, Sammy's 4, Union Grocery Senn Construction 4, Antlers 1, Hoffman's 3, Triangle 3, Don's 1 High team series: Senn 3029 High team game: Senn 1064 STATE MIXED COUPLES Team Team Fizzlers 2 1 Care's 1 2 Rockets 2 1 Astros 1 The TV's 2 1 4 B's 12 High games Reidy Pingel 222, Milton Velke 200 Cap Barney 199, N. Barney 171, B. Grass 167, P. McFarlane 165.

High series R. Pingel 590, C. Barney 548, M. Veleke 530, N. Barney 456, B.

453, A. Wiltkopf 44S. Team Results: The TV's 2, 4 B's 1, Fizzlers 2, Careless 4 Astroi 1, Rockets 2. High team series: Fizzlerj 621 High team game: Fizzlers 1777 2 2 2 2 FRIDAY NITE MIXED Team LTeam Healths Fit's 3 1 G. P's Team No.

6 31 Team 3 Lar's Elec 2 2 Go Getters 1 .1 Team No. 4 22 icon's Nile 1 3 High series: J. Sengstock 526, E. Baiey 519, H. Lemmage 513.

C. Bailey 468, K. Kohlhepp 439, J. Gilbert 421. Hiah games: Harp Lemmage 211, E.

Bailey H. Kluge 188, J. Sengstock 188, C. Bailey 185, K. Kohlhepp 160, E.

Schre- Team 1 THURSDAY NITERS Team Team No. 1 30 Chicken Un. Chlcen C. 2 1 Fire Sales 1 Sammy's Piz 2 1 EC. Seam's 1 Peters M.

2 1 Heav's Mil'e 1 EC. Prestress 1 2 Acer. of 0 High series: B. Feirn 487, T. Schilling 435, A.

Redlaczyk 433, J. Glenz 430, Wilson 426. High games: C. Spiff 183, B. Felrn 177, T.

Schilling 170, J. Glen 161, A. Anderson 56, C. Oatman 156. Team Results: Chicken Chasers 2, Fire iales 1, EC.

Smls. Flrg 1, Peters Meats Sammy'i Pizza 2, EC. Prestress Chicken Unlimltel 2, Harv'i Mileage 1, Accred School of Beauty 0, Team No.l 3, High team series: Team No. 1 1(42 High team game C. 586.

discussed several possibilities ideas, talked about statements made over the weekend and went over a lot of misunderstandings." The statements and misunderstandings started last week when Coach Tom Fears said he was assigning Taylor to special team kickoffs and return squads. Then came a story that Taylor planned to announce his retirement following last Friday night's exhibiton game at Shreveport with the Minnesota Vikings. The Green Bay Packers drafted Taylor off the Louisiana tate University campus in 1958. He played out his option with he Packers in 1966. Mecom igned him to a contract that added up to $484,000, it was earned, for New Orleans' first ear in the NFL.

He gained 360 yards for the Saints in 1967. For the exhibition games this summer, Taylor for a total of 39 yards. ie didn't play in two preseason ilts. The last one was at Shreve)ort. Taylor, it.

was learned Monday night, told team officials that the retirement-cut talk had him upset and he didn't feel like playing. Taylor was instructed to tel Fears that he wasn't up to play ing, but he didn't. The coach an grily said later that as far as was concerned Taylor "was longer with the team." At 9 a.m. Monday, Taylo didn't show up for a schedulec squad meeting. A few minutes later, he appeared at the Saints downtown office building, accompanied by a lawyer.

"Jimmy has not been put on any type of insisted Mecom. kickers Mike Clemons and Errol Mann, end Bucky Pope and defensive end Leo Carroll. Carroll was obtained from the Atlanta Falcons in the Bob Long trade. Coach Phil Bengtson continued to show pleasure at the way his team beat the Cleveland Browns last Saturday night 31-9 and had praise especially for his offensive line and running game. "Of course," he said, went further with our regulars than we had." Bengtson listed defensive tackle Jim Weatherwax as "doubtful' for Sunday's NFL opener against Philadelphia.

Weatherwax injured a knee Aug. 19 in an exhibition against the Chicago Bears and hasn't played since. The complete Green Bay roster: Offense Wide Dowler, Carroll Dale, Claudis James, Dave Dunaway. Tight ends Marv Fleming, Phil Vandersea. Skoronski, For.

est Gregg, Francis Peay, Dick Himes. Gillingham, Jery Kramer, Bill Lueck. Bowman, Dick Hyland. Quarterbacks Bart Starr, eke Bratkowski. Running Grabow- ki, Chuck Mercein, Donny Anerson, Elijah Pitts, Travis Wilams.

Defense Ends Willie Davis, Lionel Jdridge, Francis Winkler. Kostelnik, Jim iVeatherwax, Henry Jordan, Lett Crenshaw. Linebackers Ray Nitschke, Jave Robinson, Lee Roy Caf- ey, Jim Flanigan, Fred Carr. Defensive Adder- ey, Willie Wood, Tom Brown, Bob Doug Hart, John Rowser. Oilers Lose Burreif HOUSTON (AP) Flankerback Ode BurreJI of the Oilers suffered a broken ankle in the waning seconds of the game against the Kansas City Chiefs Monday night and will be lost to Houston for the rest of the merican Football League season.

enthaler 153. Team Results: Heaths Filers 3, Go Foyt Race Winner INDIANAPOLIS leased by the Vikings. The Foyt of Houston won the annu- Green Bay Packers placed Benjal Hoosier hundred auto race Wilson, leading rusher in the Su-j for the fifth time Saturday as per Bowl, on the injured waiver defending champ Mario Andret" finished second. list. 'ti HOUSTON (AP) Statistics of the (ansas City-Houston American Football League game: Chiefs Oilers First downs 17 19 204 55 61 365 64 52 1018-0 23-48-3 7-48 6-47 0 0 42 53 Rushing yardage 'assing yardage Return yardage 3 asses unls umbles lost Yards penalized 9 tui hie insuidiite (epiesentatives diid legional manager NEW CAREER OPPORTUNITIES LEONARD THOMPSON, FMd 1455 W.

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