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C-4 Sunday, May 2, 1982 Gro en Boy Press-Gomtte Gilder holds Nelson lead Where are you now Doug Camilli? 71-7! 71-11, 71-11) 7l-70-7-Jl 7140-74-jl 71-47 74-jlj 4N(7S-1J 74-47-71-114 77 71-71 7J44-71-1M '4-71-lK rj4(-7-m 71-70. 7lu Sieve Melnvk Tony Cerda Sion Alloeli Don Reel Forreil Feller Covin Leven(on Jack Feieni Scotl Slmpton Pol MrGowon John Adam, Ed Douohertv Barry Horwell Tom Kile Roy Flovd Jim Dml Mike Donald Al Gelberoer Larry Zleoler Gary McCord Jerry Heard George Burns 'Dave Stockton Mike Booker Clarence Rote Hal Sutton Scoll Wolkini Charm Glbton Steve Jones Alien Miller Danny Wallers Lennle Clements Bob Proben Grefl Powers 40-40-71-M' 7frl-47-100 Tl 40 40-100 JI-44-7I-JO0 U-l'-tl-M 4475-40-W 7l-70-40- 714? fO-W 4.m.n)-( T-ii-rt-W Tt-W-M J10 7073-4J-JIO 70-71 -44-II0 T0-J0-70 J10 70- 70-70 J10 40 70-210 70-71 HO 71- 4(70-110 7I-7M(-110 70- 71-4(-lM 4(-73-4(-lll 71- 70-4(-lM 740-70-111 70-71-70-111 44-71-70-111 70- 7VO HI 71- 7l-4(-lll 71-71 70-111 71-70-71-111 Set Shearer Tom fVtier Ocotl Modi Mine HollaM truce Lletlko Tom Jonee Vance Heamer Tim Oronom trie Satten Woody tlocktwm Slain McCallllter Leonard Tnomwn Ion Hinkie jet Oiakl Mike Reid Ron Streck Jim Neltord Dan Lonct Ten Broeck Bob Eoitwood Mark ive Gioov Sllbert Pal LlndMV Mike Nlcoletto Jock Renner Oave Elcneiberoer Jov Cudd Colvln Peofe Mark More, Fronk Conner Lee Trevlno Hoord Twttty Tnomoo Gray threw two shutouts. In charge of handling the pitchers was catcher Doug Camilli, who went on to play in the major leagues with the Los Angeles Dodgers and Washington Senators. Camilli, noted for having a strong arm, batted for Green Bay with 65 RBIs and eight home runs. Following the season, he was named a second-team all-star.

By JIM HAYES Ol the ProM-Ooiettt The Green Bay Dodgers captured the 1959 Three-1 League Championship behind a strong pitching staff led by Pete Richert, Burbon "Teacup" Wheeler and Billy Hunter. In the Dodgers' championship series with Des Moines, Green Bay pitchers allowed only 13 runs in four games and ((71-74-1I4 74 4( 7-Jl 7170-71-MI 71-70-74-lli 7l-4(-7J-ll( 70-7S-ll! li- 70-74-11) JI-7I-74-1II 71-44 TO-)), 40-75-74-lK 70-71-7J 70-70-7 1 4(-71-7(-H0 4( 74 7(1H Trickle wins pole position agreed. "Three or four shots is not an insurmountable lead," Graham said after he put together a 67 and advanced to third place at 203, "There's only one person between me and the lead. That makes my chances a lot better." Still, he said, his work is cut out for him. "The golf course is playing as easy as it can play.

Obviously, Bob is playing very, very well. I'd figure I have to shoot 65 or 66 tomorrow to win." "I'm trying not to even think about tomorrow," said Gilder. "I'm just trying to hang in there." Phil Hancock and veteran George Archer were tied for third at 204. Hancock closed up with a 66. Archer, only one stroke back of Gilder when the day's play started, slipped to a 71.

Gilder, whose last victory came in the 1980 Canadian Open, said he was "nervous, to say the least. It's been a long time since I've had the lead. I didn't play as solid as I have, but I'm happy I was able to make some birdies." Starting with a one-shot lead, he played his front side in 34, then pulled away with consecutive birdies on the 14th and 15th holes. He got an 8-iron close on the 14th and dropped a 10-footer on the 15th. -jot DALLAS (AP) Bob Gilder composed a front-running, 3-under-par 67 and stretched his lead to an impressive three shots Saturday in the third round of the $350,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic.

Gilder, winner of two titles in seven years of PGA Tour activity, took advantage of another day of near-ideal scoring conditions to compile a course-record score of 199 for 54 holes. That's 1 1 shots under par on the Preston Trail Golf Club course that has been robbed of its natural defenses by the absence of wind and has yielded the lowest scores in the 15 years it has played host to the tournament. Last year's event, played in more typical windy and stormy weather was won with a 1 -over-par total. This time, gray and gloomy skies have threatened on a daily basis but failed to produce the violent weather so common-here. Instead, the temperatures have been very mild with winds mere gentle breezes.

"Absolutely perfect conditions no wind, the greens soft and holding," said Curtis Strange, who had his second 65 of the tournament and moved into second at 202. "I feel very confident," he said, looking ahead to today's final round of the chase for a $63,000 first prize. "Being only three back, anything can happen." U.S. Open champion David Graham, an Australian now living in Dallas and a member of the host club, "The funny thing was, I played for Stan Wasiak the year before in the Pioneer League and we won the championship then," Camilli said. "Wasiak then managed us that year (1959) in Green Bay and we won the championship.

We had some fellas off that team in the Pioneer League that played in Green Bay. "We had good pitching that year. I guess I handled pitching pretty well. I went out to left held for a about a week during the middle of the season when I hurt my hand. During my career I ended up busting a thumb and splitting a finger.

"It was pretty much a team effort that won the championship. I just tried to hit the ball. At times I showed power. I was able to move up the next season. "Pete Richert and I went on to play track record (30.476) and I just overdrove into the corner," he suid.

"You can only go through a comer so fast, and I went through it a little faster." Alan Kulwicki of Milwaukee, driving a 1982 Camaro, qualified second in 30.69 seconds, or 117.275 mph. He'll share the front row with Trickle today. Rounding out the top five were Bob Strait of Flossmoor, 111., 117.043 mph; Mike Eddy of Midland, 116.148, and defending race champion Bob Sen-neker of Door, 116.020. 'MILWAUKEE (AP) After almost losing control on the first qualifying lap, Dick Trickle charged back on the next Saturday to win the pole position for today's Badgerland 150-mile stock car race at State Fair Park. Trickle posted a second-lap time of 30.65 seconds, or 117.432 miles per hour, in his 1981 Camaro, best in the 36-car field.

The 40-year-old veteran from Wisconsin Rapids, nearly spun out on the second turn of the first lap but managed to straighten out and continue. "I was trying for the Doug Camilli tvj'tA the Dodgers. We even played together in Atlanta of the Southern Association the following year after we played in Green Bay. Camilli, 45, moved up to the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1961, after spending his last season in the minors with Atlanta in 1960 at the Class AA level. Camilli played with the Dodgers until he was sent to Washington in a deal prior to the 1965 season.

He played with the Senators before bowing out of baseball as an active player following the 1968 season. Following his retirement, Camilli spent four seasons as the Boston Red Sox' bullpen coach. After another brief he rejoined the Red Sox last season and is currently a coach with their Class A team at Winter Haven in the Florida State League. He is also an instructor at the Florida Professional Baseball School which is run by former Red Sox infielder Denny Doyle. Expert service from the dealer that cares should be your first consideration BEFORE AFTER you buy your carl Sob Glider Curtis Strange David Graham Phil Hancoc George Archer Don Holldorson D.A.

Welbrlng Jim Colbert Tom Watson Bruce Fielsher John Schroeder Jock Newton Morris Hoialsky Bobby Wadklns 47-45-47-W 4S-7145-KH 404(44-10) 70-4044-704 4540-71-104 404040-105 40-7344-104 714047-104 44-7347-204 714(47-207 714(47-207 47-7240-207 4040-70-207 Metro track bests SXMTBja MOTOfcS FKBTS 04VISJON Ross gets ace CECIL (PG) Darlene Ross of Shawano used a 3-wood to shoot a hole-in-one on the 115-yard 11th hole at the Golden Sands golf course here Saturdav. Young sparks Knights Jim Young won both the 100 meter and the triple jump events and placed in seven others to pace St. Nor-bert College over the six-team field of their own invitational track meet at Del Marcel 1 Stadium Saturday. Young placed second in the long jump, third in the high jump and 200 meter dash, fourth in the pole vault and high jump, and ran a leg on the second-place 400 meter relay team. Ken Urbanski of Lawrence was the only triple winner as he won the shot put, discus and hammer.

Carroll College's Ron Meyer was the only other double winner with victories in both the running events. The Green Knights won 7 of the 19 events. SI. Norbert Collete 144, Carroll OHIeee lit. Lowrence University 104, Kiwi College IS.

MsronotM Collet IS, UW-PertiM 10. IN meters: 1, Young, SNC, ll.S; Parttr, MAR; 3, Rondtrson, SNC; 4, Mill, LAW; Cloy, RIP; 4. Doerfler, RIP. HO: 1, Hetier, CAR, 711; I MlrkM, CAR; Young, SNC; 4, Veeser, SNC; 5, Miller, LAW; 6, Parker, MAR. 400; Hetier, CAR, 40.J; MlrkM.

CAR; 3, veeser, SNC; 4, Doerfler, RIP; 5, Oik, SNC'O. Soffold, CAR. 1, Houxnaft, LAW, 1, Lorn-bert, SNC; 3, Udovlcti, CAR; 4, Schulti. 5, Ahmad, LAW; 4, DonlelMn, CAR 1,51: 1, Slublajkl, PK, 3. Udovich, CAR; 3, Allen, LAW; 4, DonlelMn, CAR; PHner, SNC; 4, Zwier, RIP.

1,000: 1, Meyers, CAR, 1, Wax-mon, LAW; 3, Klu. CAR; 4, Flu, SNC; Van Horn. MAR: 4, Laleroca, LAW. 10,000: 1, Meyers, CAR. SNC; 3, Pearce, CAR; 4, Schrab, CAR; 5, Tnorman, LAW; 4, Scbulcknecnl, SNC.

110 hler. hurdles: 1, Hasnek, SNC, 14.1; 2, Heilmann, SNC; 3, Condon, SNC; 4, Wendt, 4M lo hurdMn: 1, Hellmon, SNC, 59.4); 2, Loomit, LAW; 3, Hasftek, SNC; 4, Wendt, CAR; Condon, SNC; 6, Alnes, LAW. tot relay: 1, Carroll, 44.5; 2, SI. Norbert; 3, Ripon; 4, Lawrence; 5, Moranatha. 1,400 relay: 1, Carroll, I Lawrence; 3, SI.

Norbert; 4, Rlpon; Moranatha. Pole vault: 1, Gallagher, SNC, II 2, Fischer, SNC; 3, Griffon, CAR; 4, Young, SNC. High lump: 1, Watklns, RIP, 4-2; 2, Von-slstlne, SNC; 3, Condon, SNC; 4, Young, SNC; 5, Hosnek, SNC Scott, CAR. Long lump: Veeser, SNC, 20-SVi; 2, Young, SNC; 3, Ronderson, SNC; 4, Lawton, CAR; 5. Wendt, CAR; 4.

Watklns, RIP. Triple lump: Young, SNC, 40-1H4; I Wendt. CAR: 3, Hoshek, SNC; 4, Enloe, CAR. Shot put: 1, Urbanski, LAW, 12.02; 2, F. Balgrien, SNC; 3.

D. Bolgrlen, LAW; 4, Scott, CAR; 5, Zochorios. SNC; 4, Phelps, SNC. OMcus: 1, urbanski, LAW, 42.52: 2, Scott, CAR; 3, Kent, RIP; 4. Zacharias, SNC; 5, Enloe, CAR; D.

Bolgrlen, LAW. Javelin: 1, Zochorios, SNC, 51.71; 2, Scott, CAR; 3, Zlevor, LAW; 4, Schraeder, SNC; Urbanski, LAW; 6, Griffon, CAR. Hammer: 1, Urbanski, LAW, 32.30; 2, Zocrnrios. SNC; 3, F. Bolgrien, SNC; 4, Phelps, SNC; 5, SchroerJer, SNC; O.

Bolgrlen, LAW. UWGB soccer team wins KENOSHA (PG) UW-Green Bay beat Lewis University 2-0 to win the championship of the UW-Park-side soccer tournament here Saturday. Kevin Campbell paced the Phoenix with four goals for the tournament as it downed Aurora College and Northwestern University and tied UW-Parkside to qualify for the semifinals. In the semis, the Phoenix defeated UW-Madison 2-0. St.

Norbert women split with Milton St. Norbert's women's Softball team scored seven runs in the third inning for the go-ahead runs and defeated Milton College 12-6 in the first game of a double-header Saturday at Kalb St. Park. Milton took a 7-1 lead after three innings in the second game and went on to post an 8-6 victory. Kate Hogan, a sophomore from Green Bay St.

Joseph Academy, earned the victory for St. Norbert. Elcho triumphs Winning pitcher Tom Mischler hit two doubles to lead Elcho past Wausaukee 10-3 in an M-0 Conference baseball game at Elcho Saturday. Elcho is now 7-0, while Wausaukee is 3-3. Preble captures Oshkosh meet CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS MODERN AND CLEAN SERVICE FACILITIES SAFETY SHOE HEADQUARTERS LUBRICATION (Outdoor winning and oner oMctal timet only; all outdoor heights and distances; limes rounded oft to slowest tenth) BOYS ALL-TIME METRO BESTS IO0 meters: 11.0, Lavne LaFrombols, East (IW1 Chuck Rlchordson, Astwou-benon 11901 200: 22 33, Lavne LoFrombois, East (1001 400: 50.2, Paul Piontek, Preble (1(791 000: 1:51.21, Rick Turriff, West DePere (1900) 1400: 4:17.7, Kevin Novak, Preble 11979) 3,240 9:30.5, John Kliko, Preble (1902) 110 high hurdles: 14.2, PotWeas, Preble (1901) MO low hurdles: 30.5, Pal Weas.

Preble 1901 1 NO relay: 1:31.1, Preble (Pat Weas. Mark Stoniok, Doug Larscheid, Jos Hurall mi I 1400 relay: 3:25.7, West (Stevt Hurrlsh, Dan Strebie, Randy DeMeuse, Jim Veeserll9tl) Pole vault: 14-vi, Steve Bloscivk, Southwest (1971) High lump: 4-OVi, Bovd Cornell, Bay Port 119701 Long lump: 224, Mark Bros), Southwest (1973) Triple Himp: 40-3, Doug Maes, Boy Port 1 1901) 1 METRO BESTS 100 meters: 11.2, Jos Hurd. Preble (II .01 200: 22.7, Jos Hurd, Preble 122.13) 400: 51.1, Randy DeMeuse. West 150 2) 000: 2:00.1, Andrew Kuepper, Preb'e (1:54.21) 1440 4:24.0, Phil Gilson, Preble 14:17.71 3,200: 9:30.5, John Kliko Preble 5) 040 relay: 1 32. Preble (Tom LoPlante, Mark Sloniok, Pol Piontek, Jas Hurd) il 3111 1400 relay: 3 30 1, West (Brian Coleman, Jim Stulber, Randy DeMeuse, Dan Strebie) (3:25.71 Pole vault: 13-4, Pot Mockers, West De Pert (14-Vy) High lump: 4-3, Jeff Teogue.

Preble (44Vi) Long lump: 20-4, Dennis Sigl, Southwest (22-0)4) Triple lump: 39.it, Rick Miller, West De Pere 140-3) Shot put: 13-9, Paul Ferry, Preble 150-ilvi) Discus: ISM, Brian Buss, Premontre (191-3) OSHKOSH (PG) Green Bay Preble took first in four events and second in five events Saturday to capture the team championship of the third annual Oshkosh North-West Invitational at Oshkosh West. Preble, the only team to score in every event, finished with 121 Vi points, while run-nerup Sheboygan South had 73. The Hornets took fifth last year. Preble's Jas Hurd won the 200-meter dash in 22.7 seconds, a 1982 metro best and was second in the 100 with a time of 11.2, another' metro best. He also ran the last leg of the Hornets' 800 relay team, which set a 1982 best of 1:32.9.

Other team members were Tom La-Plan te, Mark Staniak and Pat Piontek. Andrew Kuepper ran a season best 2:00.1 in winning the 800, while Phil Gilson took second in the 1,600 in 4: 26.8, another season best. nomonee Falls Nortti 25. Appleton West II. IN meters: 1, Phillips, SS.

11.2; 2, Hurd, GBP; 3, Dobbe, AE; 4, Borden, WR; 5, Ko-plitz, ON; 4, Dettiotf, F. 200: 1, Hurd, GBP, 22.7; 2, Phillips, SS; 3, Wochter, 4, Dettloff, 5, OHtrich, 400: 1, Greene, GBP, 51.0; 2, Wochter, 3, Schulti, 4, Wempner. 5, Fries, 004: 1, Kuepper, GBP, 2, Leitti, AE; 3, Tlmm, OW; 4, Brooks, MFN; 5, Kun-kel, WR; 4, Schmidt, WR. MOO: Meulemons, 4: 2, Gilson, GBP; 3, Stent, OW; 4, Kueeper, GBP; 5, Pruntv, AW; 4, Holten, AE. 1,200: 1, Kliko, GBP, 2, Mm; lemons, 3, Burt, AW; 4, Jensen, MFN; 5, 110 high Hurdles: 151:2, Bartoluttl, 3, Rohm, WR; 4, Volentine, GBP; 5, Lewis, ON; 4, Cluko, MFN.

300 lew hurdles: 1, Probst. OW, J.l; 2, Weber, 3, Ooenorth. SS; 4, Peters, WR; Graumonn, SS; 4, tie, Reinke, GBP, and Goyke.OW. 404 relay: 1. Oshkosh West, 45.3; 2, Sheboygan South; 3, Green Bay Preble; 4, Apple-ton East; 5, Wis.

Rapldt; 4. tie, Fond du Lac andNeerah. 000 Mar: Sheboygan Souttl, 2. Preble; 3, Men. Falls North; 4, Neenoti; 5, Wis.

.1444 may: Snebovgon South, 3 31.0; Fond du Loc; 3. Preble; 4, Appleton East; 5, Wisconsin Rapids; 4, Neenah. 3,200 relay: 1, Menomonee Falls North; 1, Oshkosh West; 3, Sheboygan South; 4, Wisconsin Rapids; 5, Neenah; 4, Green Bay Preble. Pole vault: 1, Heuster, WR, 13-3; 3, Whit-comb, GBP; 3, Knueepei, 4, Cailesen, GBP; 5. Flegel, WR; 4, Stuebe.

F. High lump: Ulwelllng, AE, 44; Rohm, WR; 3, TRIble, 4, Leach, ON: 5, Teogue GBP; 4, Brachmon, SS. Lf0 lump; 1, Weber, SS, iUYi: 2, Stelnert, OW; 3. Probst, OW; 4, Rohm, WR, 5, LoPlante, GBP; 4, Rammer, SS. Shot out: Niemum, ON, 50-11; 2, Ter.

horst, 3, Ferry, GBP; 4, Hobbins, GBP; 5, Kidder, AW: 4, Demboskl, Discus: 1, Niemum, ON, ltr-liv; 2, Ferry, GBP; 3, Chrlstensen, 4, Demboskl, 5, P. Piontek, GBP; 4, vonNuland, AW. WITH OIL AND FILTER CHANGE for a limited time only. We have one of the FINEST BODY REPAIR AND PAINT SHOPS in the entire area. How do we know? Our customers say so! Please contact Cal Soquet, Body Shop Manager for estimates or information.

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Rhonda Rhoods, Michelle Belonger) (19011 000 relay: 1:47.7, Bay Port ILourle Bernetike, Cindy Butt, Beth Ulimer, Cindy Krousel (1979) 1400 relay: 4:04.0, west (Ann Frase, Martha Phillips, Kothy VondenBerg, Peggy Poirier) (190U High lump: 5-10, Michelle Rledl, St. Joseph Arodemy (1900) Long lump: 10-74, Linda Hoffman. Southwest (1977) Shot put: 43-5 Stacy Mohiik, Preble (1902) Discus: 134-1 1 Stacy Motillk, Preble 1902) arm Bar Preble lm, South OSMUND West 44 Vi, Pond ft Lac Wisconsin P.00M1 51, Neenoh 4SV1, Ac Pletwi last 33, OsMntli Nam it, Mo- We Specialize in the Correct Fitting of Shoes ROTHE'S SHOES 124 S. BROADWAY On The Central West Side ALWAYS EASY PARKINO DIAL 437-2400 Open Monday A Friday TIM 9 MA. Gewad Soturdoy AHoneuoiii Coughlin, Pachick win in pentathlon pontiac-mazda 811 PILGRIM WAY 494-1800 (ACROSS FROM MONTGOMERY WARD) 1901 METRO BESTS 100 meters: 12.7, Rhonda Rhoods, Preble, and Kris Neveou.

West De Pere, (12.5) 200 24.7, Kris Neveou, West De Pere; Jolene Schmidt, St. Joseph Academy 400: 1 :00 0. Jolene Schmidt, St. Joseph Acodmey (57.71 0(0: 2:22.9. Kothy VondenBerg.

West 12: 14.741 1400: JaneCovIe, De Pere (5: 00.34) I.K0: hurdles: 15.1 Sherry Loufeoberj, Bay Port (IS 41 744 hurdles: 494, Amy Slmoens, Aihwoubenon 149.41 4(0 relay: 53.0, Preble (Rhonda Rfwods, Potti Aorts. Jackie Wilde. Michelle Belonger) (51.51 NO relay: 1:51.3, Preble IP, rondo Rtioods, Pottt Aerts, Down Anderson. 14N may: 4:14.1, Ashwouberan (Debbie VondeHel, Amy Slmoent, Jenny Vandenberg, Cindy Minten) (4:04.01 HHrli lump: Micnun Rndl, SI. Joseph Academy Long lump: lnvi, Laurie DeMllle Boy Port io-m) Shot put: 43-54, Stacy MoMlk, Preble (43-541 SEEHS LIKE SOKE PEOPLE TimiVE Oil E2AI1D WORK.

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