The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise from Seguin, Texas • Page 10

Pati SB Wtdimdiy. July 1, mi QaMttrEnttfpriM Seguin, The Seguin Gaaette-Enterprtsc Texas Wednesday. July l. 'Bowler of the Year' SIEG DONSBACH of Seguin was recently named the Seguin Bowling Association's Bowler of the Year for his outstanding contribution to bowling over the past 40 years. Sieg is responsible for starting many Junior, Women's, and Men's leagues over the years and has served as President, Vice-President, and a member of the Board of Directors for the Association.

Sieg's daughter Catherine recently won All-Events Champion in the Dallas Women's Bowling Association Tourney and his grandsons, Matt and Chris also won trophies in the Dallas area giving the Donasbach's three generations of bowling award winners. (Staff photo) From Pope to tennis champ ItcCormack is premier agent BJ WILL GR1M8LEY Af Special Correspondent England (AP) Bjorn Borg and Pope John Paul II have a common bond. They are both marketed by thfe world's premier sports and entertainment entrepreneur, Mark McCormack. five-time Wimbledon singles champion now seeking his sixth title, has been under McCormack's wing for several years. He is one of some 400 outstanding athletes who have consigned their fortunes and outside activities to the enterprising Cleveland attorney who has built an international empire on a cornerstone named Arnold Palmer.

Last week the world was surprised to read that the Catholic Church of Britain had hired McCormack's International Management Group to promote the Pope's visit to England next spring. This involves the licensing of companies to produce programs, souvenirs and other items marked with a special Vatican design to be sold in stores and hawked on the streets as might be done at Super Bowl, World Series or Wimbledon Championships. McCormack admits that the idea created resentment among some churchmen but contends there is a perfectly normal rationale. "People keep getting rattled about it," he said Tuesday, relaxing in the IMG hospitality tent on the Wimbledon grounds. "But if the church decided to buy some land and build a church on it, it would hire an architect, a contractor and some carpenters.

They would all get paid. McCormack's career has been a meteoric and astonishing one. He first met Arnold Palmer when the two played golf at rival colleges Palmer at Wake Forest, McCormnck at William and Mary. When Arnie burst upon the golf scene in the 1960s with "Arnie's Army" at his heels, McCormack recognized the commercial possibilities. So he set up a management firm with Palmer as his first client.

Within a short time, Palmer became a golf millionaire before it was fashionable, with golf clubs, clothes, other apparel bearing his name. He owned a string of putt-putt courses, even a bank and a printing firm. McCormack added Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus (since defected) and exploited the "Big Three." Then he began grabbing off sports super stars as quickly as they bloomed Olympic skier Jean-Claude Killy, Evonne Goolagong and Borg. Today, McCormack's 400- member clientele includes 50 to 75 golfers, 40 tennis players, scores of hockey, football and basketball stars, even broadcasters. He spread out into television and corporate counseling.

He set up model agencies in London, New York and Tokyo. His varied projects include the "Miss World" beauty contest, the Nobel Peace Prize and TV specials such as "Superstars" and "Battle of the Sexes." he produces, televises, provides the cast and licenses all the ancillary income. His tentacles stretch everywhere, from Hong Kong to Monte Carlo, Christchurch, New Zealand to Rio. Q.B. struggle in Oiler camp By MICHAEL A.

LUTZ AP Sports Writer HOUSTON (AP) Houston Oiler offensive coordinator Jim Shofner admits he likes to fan the fires of competition between two players at the same position and Oiler quarterbacks Ken Stabler and Qifford Nielsen make a handy example. But it takes more than talk. "We like to tell a starter that We've got somebody that's Mally going to challenge Wm," Shofner said. "But the starter isn't worried until he gets on the field and sees what the guy does." Nielsen, who has spent three years of apprenticeship under two Oilers quarterbacks, may be ready to put that challenge on the practice field at Angelo State University next month, Shofner said. if Gifford does what I think be may, there will be plenty of Competition," Shofner said.

"He is a hard worker and he certainly understands what's expected of him Nielsen rarely went into a game other than as a holder for field goals and extra points last season as Stabler's backup. He completed only two passes, one for a touchdown. Stabler completed 64 per cent of his passes but threw 28 interceptions last season. Shofner said the Oilers would begin practice with Stabler at the starting position, and give Nielsen every chance to play. "Whatever happens, we need to give Gifford as much work as possible because he's only one injury away from being the starter if Stabler gets hurt," Shofner said.

Oiler rookies report to Oiler training camp at Angelo State University July 16 with veterans due on July 22. The Oilers open the preseason Aug. 6 against Philadelphia in the Astrodome. The Oilers also need to improve their scoring punch from inside the 25-yard line, said Shofner, who estimated the Oilers came away empty- handed 55 per cent of the time after getting inside the 25. "The percentage of scoring inside the 25 needs to improve," said Shofner, who tutored quarterback Brian Sipe at Cleveland last season.

"At Cleveland, we worked on that a lot during the week. We threw a lot of touchdown passes down there "To get that far and not get any points can be discouraging. You've got to throw some down there." Shofner, reluctant to point out a negative statistic attained by a defunct coaching staff, said he could see the rationale. "To tell the truth, that statistic might not have been all that significant," Shofner said. "They fell into that pattern of knowing they had the great defense so they were more conservative.

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