Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 38

THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS Sunday, May 6, 1956 ers As Yanks Top Athletics, 5-2 Mantle 2 Sec. Four Slams Two Horn 10,000 See Underdog MSU White Team Upset Greens, 27-21 For Hunting Victims Indians Edge Orioles, 2-1 Boyer Beats Brooks On Grand Slammer Local Golf Pros Entered Kaiser Stars In Final Drive Meet Monday 4 STs ii fpS fit lf 1 -j gr- In Memorial Four Battle Creek golf professionals will be in Grand Rapids tomorrow to contribute their talent, time and entry fees a special memorial event for the three Michigan golf pros who were lost on a hunting trip in the upper peninsula last Novem ber and are believed to nave drowned. The three are: Danny Nowak of the Grand Rapids Green Ridge Country Club, Eddie Van Poper- ing of the Grand Rapids Kent Country Club and Teddy Laman-ski of the Spring Lake Country Club. All three were pros at their respective clubs when tragedy struck on the hunting trip in the copper country. Benefit Event All three were close friends of Ron LaParl, Battle Creek Country Club pro.

Ron, along with pros Johnny Blood of Riverside, Zeke Browning of Marywood, and Jack Radcliff, assistant pro at BCCC, are entered in the Dave Sime Breaks World Hurdle Mark DURHAM, N.C. UP) Dave Sime, Duke university's sensa tional new star, yesterday broke the world's 220-yard low hurdles record with a stunning 22.2 mark, and turned in one of the greatest individual performances in recent track history. The 190-pound Fair Lawn, N.J., sophomore also ran the 100-yard dash in 9.4, his third such per formance this year, and dashed the 220 in 20.3, a tenth of a second off the world mark. In his low hurdles effort, Sime broke the record of 22.3 set in 1947 by Harrison Dillard. yards on the drive.

Peaks had 27 and Gilbert 23. Capt. John Matsko's conversion made it 7-7. Mendyk's 38-yard dash featured a 70-yard drive late in the third quarter that gave the Whites their second score. The Whites gained a two-touchdown advantage as the fourth quarter opened when Ninowski hit Harding in the end zone on a 34 yard pass.

The Greens got two quick scores to take a 21-20 lead. They went 72 yards in 11 plays for the first one that came on a 17-yard pass from Wilson to Kolodziej. The second one came after the Whites fumbled on their 33. In eight plays the Green squad scored with Kowalczyk going over from the two. Then, in a little more than two minutes, the 49-yard scoring play fr6m Panitch to Kaiser wrapped up the game for the underdog White team.

EE Enquirer and News Photo. take down the names of his Lyman Printing prospects when the Swain youngster sidled up to him for attention. It looks like another big year for the junior leaguers. HEY, HOW ABOUT ME? Six-year-old Johnny Swain of 17 Montford st. tugs at Manager Don Tungate's arm to attract attention during initial tryout periods for cub players in the city junior baseball federation yesterday at Bailey Park.

Don was about to Eight Records Fall in Sizzling Meet Kalamazoo Retains Albion Stumble Fails To Stop Memorial Pro-Am tournament set over the Cascades Country Club course in Grand Rapids. Amateurs from the local clubs also are entered. All money received from tha tournament will be turned over to the families of the three pros lost in the tragedy. Their bodies have not been recovered. Practically every pro in Michigan will be on hand for tha tournament, including Chick Harbert, Horton Smith, Walt Burkemo and Al Watrous of Detroit and suburban courses.

iThe tournament will kick off the 1956 summer season for the Michigan section of the PGA. Full representation from the West Michigan PGA is anticipated along with the Detroit area group. It will be the first big get-to gether of state pros and amatcuri in tne IMob season, maurie wuua, pro at Cascades and a hunting companion on the ill-fated trip, will host the meet. Big Ten Cage Team Enters U-D Classic DETROIT Wyoming, Northwestern and Boston University have agreed to participate with the University of Detroit in the Fifth Annual Motor City Basketball tournament here next Dec. 28-29.

It will be the first appearance in the U. of D. classic for all three teams, and Northwestern's acceptance means it will be a Big Ten team's first show in the event. Brigham Young was the winner last year over Detroit, Penn State and Toledo. Detroit holds two wins in the classic and W'ayne the other.

Junior Legion Meet Dales Fixed Here The 1956 State district American Junior Legion baseball tournament has been awarded to Battle Creek and will be staged on Bailey Park diamonds, July 10-11-12, it was announced yesterday by Carl Rolfe, business manager of the local Legion team. Rolfe said the state zone tourney, a week later, also has been awarded to Battle Creek. BATTLE CREEK HOT ROD SHOP 166 MAIN STREET PHONE WO 2-3802 9:30 to 6 FrL Sat, 8:30 to 6 SEE THE NEW BAITS We Have Tfcsm FISH CAKE by the Makers of FLAT FISH ROCK HOPPER by South Bend Mirro Lures In 3 new spinning siies and MICE spinning size. Peaks Is Voted Outstanding Player By DAVE DILES EAST LANSING (. Ten thousand fans got a first hand look at Michigan State's 1956 football stalwarts here yesterday, and the wide open oftensive show convinced- them that Duffy Daugherty's Spartans will treat them to plenty of excitement come next fall.

The White team composed of second, third and fifth stringers defeated the Green squad or first and fourth teamers in the annual spring practice game. 27-21 at Macklin Field. Included in the seven touchdown splurge were 11 fumbles and 5 pass inter ceptions. 49-Yard Pass The contest was played under regular game conditions, and the Spartans went at it as if the Big Ten title were at stake. Seven players scored touchdowns, with the deciding score coming late the fourth quarter when Rose Bowl star Dave Kaiser shook loose from two defenders to grab a 49-yard scoring pass from Mike Panitch, sophomore quarterback from Chicago.

The upset victory for the scrubs did not keep Clarence Peaks from a great performance, however, as the senior halfback from Flint raced for 144 yards in 20 carries, or better than seven yards a crack. Peaks was awarded a trophy as the game's outstanding player. The two teams battled to a 7-7 standoff in the first half. The Whites scored after a blocked punt in the second period and the Greens bounced back with a 71 yard scoring march in eight plays to tie it up. Panitch Looks Good Although the Greens completed only 3 of 12 passes, and the Whites 5 of 10, Daugherty found competent throwers in quarterbacks Pat Wilsn Jim Ninowski and Panitch.

And he got out standing end play from Tony Kolodziej, a lean 6-footer from Florence, Jim Hinesly, senior letterman from Detroit; Lanky Larry Harding, Detroit junior, and Kaiser. Kaiser, who kicked the field goal that gave Michigan State its 17-14 Rose Bowl victory last Jan. 1 over UCLA, had been demoted" to the second team But the husky Alpena junior was far and away the best end on the field. And his charging kept Green squad passers off balance all day, After a scoreless first quarter, the Whites capitalized on the blocked punt to start the scoring barrage. A mix-up on a handoff and two long losses by fourth strinff Quarterback Bobbv Poud set the Greens back to their own 31.

Fifth string guard John Middleton blocked Peaks' kick and the Whites got possession on the two. Dennis Mendyk, long striding senior from St. Charles, punched it over from there and Kaiser converted. Mendyk Cuts Loose The Greens tied the score in eight plays with fullback. Don Gilbert getting the last nine yards.

Walt Kowalczyk, the 'other half" of the Spartans one two halfback punch, gained 21 1 With Ignition Control GEL Reg. Ethyl Regular 28.9c Red Stamps LYMAM'S X-CEL SERVICE Between Carlyle and Barney Wvwi to By BILL FRANK ALBION More than 1,000 athletes ran from mid-morning to nearly 7 p.m. here yesterday in the 16th Annual Albion College Invitational High School track meet and when it was all over Kalamazoo Central had successfully defended its Class A crown while Inkster won in Class Lansing Everett in Class and Pimondale in Class D. Although conditions were far from perfect the track was heavy and the air cool eight new meet records, including all classes, were written into the books. It was far and away the greatest Albion meet on record, with all classes sharing in the spotlight.

Bearcats Are Fourth Kalamazoo amassed 43 points and an so doing broke two meet records. Lansing Sexton followed By MURRAY ROSE (The Associated Press Writer) Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals and Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees, the leading hitters of their respective leagues, turned the power on again yesterday to lead their teams to victory. Boyer clouted a grand slam homer in the first inning off Brooklyn's Roger Craig to give the Cardinals and righthander Tom Poholsky a 4-1 win over the Dodgers at Busch Stadium. He also singled to jump his batting mark to .463, tops in the majors.

Poholsky pitched a three-hitter, including Duke Snider's seventh inning homer. Hitting .433 Mantle smashed his eighth and ninth homers, beat out a bunt, and drove in three runs in pacing the American League leading New York Yankees to a 5-2 conquest over Kansas City at Yankee Stadium. Mickey's three for four boosted his batting mark to .433 and jumped his RBI's to 23. Hank Bauer and Yogi Berra also homered for New York. St.

Louis (9-5) moved a half game in front of rained out (6-3) Milwaukee but still trailed the Braves in- percentages by 24 points. Cincinnati remained in third place by edging Pittsburgh 7-6 on Gus Bell's single wnicn scored Rocky Bridges from sec ond in the 10th inning. Cincin nati (9-6) is even in the won-lost column with Milwaukee but a half came behind the Cards. The other two National League contests, New York at Milwaukee, and Philadelphia at Chicago, were rained out. Gets 13 Strikeouts In the American League, the Yankees stretched their lead to l1, games as Cleveland moved past Chicago into second place.

The Indians nipped Baltimore 2-1, on Jim Hegan double scor ing Al Rosen in the ninth inning while Washington shipped ni cago, 4-2. Detroit broke loose for 20 hits to drub Boston, 164. Little Don Ferrarese of Balti more lost a heart -breaker to Cleveland and veteran Bob Lem on. The 27-year-old Californian fanned 13, two short of the Major League record for a first-time starting pitcher, and yielded six hits. Bob Feller of Cleveland ana Karl Spooncr of Brooklyn each whiffed 15 in their first start ing assignments.

Lemons Look Good Lemon pitched a four -hitter, including Chuck Diering's fourth inning homer. Rosen homered for Cleveland in the fifth to tie it at 1-1. Another Lemon, Jim Lemon of the Washington Senators, clubbed a homer and two doubles in Washington's win over Chicago but it was Roy Sievers' single scoring Ernie Oravetz from second in the seventh which proved to be the winning run. Chuck Stobbs held the White Sox to six hits, including Minnie Min-oso's homer and two singles. AMF.RICA.V I.FACLE (By the Associated Press IVt.

GB New York Cleveland Chicago Washington Boston Detroit Kansas City 5 6 4, 7 9 .68 .600 .600 .529 .500 .400 .357 1V 2 2 3 5 9 Baltimore 6 11 .353 Saturday's Results Detroit 16, Boston 4. Kansas City 000 000 5002 5 1 New York 102 00O 20x 5 10 1 Kretlow and Astroth. Ginsberg (71 McDermott. Larsen i8 and Berra. WP McDermott.

HRS Bauer (No. 5). Mantle 2 (Nos. 8 and 9), Berra (No. t).

Cleveland 0O0 010 0012 6 0 Baltimore 000 100 0001 4 0 Lemon and Hecan: Ferrarese and Smith. HRS Rosen (No. 2), Diering (No. 1). Chicago oon loo 1002 6 1 Washington 000 101 llx 4 8 0 Johnson.

Fornieies (7l, Consuegra (8) and Lollar: stobbs and Courtney. Berheret (91. LP Johnson (0-1 1. HRS Minoso (No. 1.1, Lemon (No.

of. Today's Games and Probable Pitchers Kansas City at Washington (2 Her rlase (0-01 and Ditmar (1-21 vs Brndowskl (0-1 1 and Ramos (1-1 Detroit at Baltimore i2 Gromek (1-2 1 and Lary (1-2) vs. Pallca (0-31 and Moore (1-21. Chicago at New York (2) Pollet (O-01 and Harshman l-Ol vs. Ford (3-0) and Coleman (0-0f.

Cleveland at Boston Wynn (3-0) vs. Porterfleld (1-21. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet GB Milwaukee 6 3 St. Louis 9 5 Cincinnati 9 6 Frooklvn 8 New York 7 7 Pittsburgh 7 9 .667 .613 .600 .500 .500 .538 Philadelphia 5 8 Chicago 4 9 .35 .308 Saturday 5 Results (10 Innings) Pittsburgh 001 00O 212 0 fl 9 0 Cincinnati 000 oil 031 1 7 10 1 Law. I.ittlelield (7i.

Face 1S1. King (9. McMahan (101 and Shepard: N11S-hill. Freeman (91, Lapalme (9) and Bailey, Atwell 9i. WP Lapalme (l-Oi.

LP King (1-1 1. Brooklyn (mo 000 loo 1 .1 St. Louis ino ooo on i io Craip. Lrliman Labine 8 an-i Walker: Poholsky (2-0) and Sarni. LP Crnic (2-2).

HRS Snider (No. J). Boyer (No. 41. New York at Milwaukee, ram.

Philadelphia at Chicago, rain. postponed, postponed. Trda dam and Probable Pitcher Philadelphia at Cincinnati f2i Wefi-xneier 0-H and Owens 0-l or (0-0) vs. Klippsteia (2-1) and Lawrence Pittsburgh at Chicago (2 Kline (1-1) and Friend 1 vs. Jones (1-2) and Minner 1-1.

Xew York at St. Louis W2 Heara (1-0) and Monzant l-0) or Liddle Vs. Haddix (1-0 and Mizell (2-1). Brooklyn at Milwaukee Drysdale (1-1) vs. Buhl U-0).

Tiger Pitcher Bob Miller is an honor student at Northwestern University. He has taken trips overseas to Europe and the Orient for the state department. Albion Track Famed Nashua NEW YORK Millionaire Nashua stumbled to his knees coming out of the starting gate, but still had enough to fight off a half dozen eager rivals and win the Grey Lag Handicap at Jamaica yesterday. A capacity crowd of 38,787 saw the courageous son of Nasrullah, under a fine ride by Ted Atkin son, recover quicKiy, taice over the lead at three-quarters ot a mile, then squash a tremendous closing bid by Alfred G. Vander-bilt's Find to haul down top money of $37,100.

The victory ran Nashua's earnings to $1,077,615, just 8,145 short of the all-time money winner Citation. It also was his 18th victory in 23 starts and came two years to the day after winning his first race at neighboring Belmont Park. The big 4-year-old toured the mile and one-eighth route in and paid $3.90, $3.10 and S2.50 as the overwhelming favorite. Find paid $5.80 and $4.30 and C. V.

Whitney's Fisherman, who took the show spot a head back of Find, paid $4.80. Atkinson was a pleased rider when he took his charge to the paddock. "Other than the fact that he stumbled pretty badly at the gate, there was nothing you could blame him for had he been beaten," said Atkinson, who rode Nashua only once before in a race his winning effort in the Wood Memorial last year. RAY PIERCE'S MARATHON SERVICE You've Tried the Rest Now Get the Best at WEST D.S. 12 at 20th ST.

Open 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Daily WE GIVE 8iH GREEN STAMPS HOW THEY FINISHED Class A Kalamazoo 43, Sexton 40, Birmingham Battle Creek 24, Kastern 22. Ann Arbor UK, Lincoln Park 9, Detroit Catholic Central Jarkson 7. lass Inkster 56 i.

River Rouge 46, Utlca 21, Alhion IS, Willow Run 17, Detroit Thurston 14, Blissfield 13, Airport 12, Adrian 10'. Milford 10, Romulus RU, Hillsdale Coldwater and East La'nsing 4 each, Marshall and Ecorse 3 each, Flat Rock 2, Eaton Rapids 1, Milan 1,4. Class LansinK Everett SOH, Okemos 21, Fowlerville 20. Paw Paw Eastland 17, Hudson 15, Qulncy 15, Berrien Springs 11, Ann Arbor University and Flint Atherton 12 each, Flint Bentley and Gross He 11, Lake Odessa 10, South Lyons 8, Flint Dye 6, Bronson 3. Camden I1.

East Jackson. Manchester, Napoleon and Ypsilanti Roosevelt 1 each. Class Dimondale 35. Galien and Spring Arbor 29 each, Norman-Dixon 2i, tree-soil and Grass Lake 20 each. Holton 19, Woodland 6, Sunfleld 4, Clinton 1.

with 40 points in a battle of Six-A powers while Battle Creek cen tral showed a good strength in Summaries Class (Include! winners and Twin Valley finishes) High Jump Won by Walt Ector (River Rouge): 3 three-way tie in cluding Kendrlcks, Albion). 5 11 ins. 120-yd high hurdles (ist section; Won by Ernie Malzahn (Uticai; 5 Hanna (Adrian). :15.1 (New record, old mark :15.3 by X)ick King of Mar shall, 1950). 120-vd high hurdles (2nd section) Won by Robert Lumsden (Detroit Thurston).

:15.6. Sprint Medley Relay won by utica. 2:34.6. (New record, old mark, 0 by Adrian. 1953).

100-ya aasn (ist section won Charles Kyser (Inkster); 3 Hall (Albion). :10.4. 100-vd dash (2nd section) Won by Willie Prewitt (Willow Run). :10.6. Shot put Won by James Childs (River Rouge); 3 Coulon (Adrian).

51 11 78 ins. (New meet and class record, old meet record 51-9 by Glenn Belleville, 1953). Broad Jump Won by Willie Prewitt (Willow Run); 2 Kendricks (Albion); 5 Crum (Albion). 22 10i; ins. (New meet record, old mark 22 V- in.

By Whltefield, Kalamazoo, 1912). Pole vault Tie between Dwight Kiump (Blissfield) and Dave Lint (Hillsdale 4 Dunbar (Adrian). 11 3 ins. Mile Won by Dick Wells (Adrian). 4:41.9.

140-yd dash Won by William Wyatt (Inkster); 4 Peterson (Coldwater. :j1.8. 180-yd low hurdles (1st section) Won by Wiseman (Airport). :21.5. ISO-yd low hurdles (2nd section) Won by Ernie Malzahn (Utica): 3 Farley (Marshall).

:20.5 (New meet record, oid mark :20.9 by Jack Kerchos, Roseville. 1953). 220-yd dash (1st section) Won by Charles Ky.ier (Inkster); 4. Crum (Albion). :22.7.

(New meet record, oid mark :23.0 by Ron Berry, Battle Creek, 1951). 220-vd Hash (2nd section) Won by Charles Calloway (Inkster); 3 Hall (Albion); 4 VanDosen (Coldwater). :23.4. SSO-yd dash Won by Ernest Hudson 1 River Rouge); 2 Klrby (East Lansing). 2:06.3.

SSO-yd relay Won by Inkster: 4 Albion. 1:32.3 (New meet record, old mark 1:34.0 by Battle Creek Central, 1940 and 1951). LEARN TO FLY Approved School Civil and GX Training CaU WO 2-2495 MIDWEST AVIATION Hangar 7 W. Territorial Rd- Charter Air Freight RepaJi 1 4" lr Track Title finishing fourth on 24 markers in Class A. The Bearcats were ham pered by the immobilizatipn ofl ace sprinter iioD Jones wno punea up lame in his heat of the 100 yard dash and was scratched the rest of the day.

It was a tough blow to Coach Bob Mowerson's Bearcats. Bob Lake of Kalamazoo, Willie Prewitt' of Willow Run, Ken Miller of Jackson and Dean Look of Lansing Everett turned in tremendous performances. Probably the most colorful was the versatility of Prewitt, a Negro sophomore competing in his first big track meet. He scored all his team's 17 points in Class B. Standing only 5-8, Prewitt elec trified the gathering of about 1,000 with a record-breaking leap of 22 feet, 104 inches, in the broad jump to smash the old meet standard of 22 way back in 1942 by Bob Whitefield of Kalamazoo.

Prewitt said he "ate too much" otherwise he might have done better. Pole Vault Thrills He came back to win his heat of the 100 yard dash, took a sec ond in the 220 and figured in a three-way tie for second in the high jump. Look of Everett in Class emerged a triple winner, negotiating the pole vault at 12 feet, Vs inch. Look had a new meet record, the old mark being by George Best of the Bearcats three years ago at II-IOV2. However, Miller of Jackson erased Look's record on a vault of 12 Us in the last event of the day.

Battle Creek placed high in several events with Harold Stancle taking a second and Doug Roderick a third in the half-mile; Joe Fullerton a tie for second in the high jump at 5-11 and a fifth in the broad jump; Welton Bonner a fourth in the shot; Duane Griffin a fifth in high hurdles; Ed Smith a tie for fourth in high jump; Earl Seamons a second and Daryl Gibbs a fourth in the! mile, and Ronnie Bohanna fourth in low hurdles. CLASSIFIEDS FOR RESULTS WHITE SHIRTS Any Amount- of Lettering One Side $15.60 Per Dox, It's The Perfect Summer Work Shirt MEN'S COTTON SOFTBALL JERSEYS All Color? $17.80 Per Doz. Includes Lettering en One Side Boy's Baseball or Softball COTTON JERSEYS $1680 Includes Lettering on One Side AT THE MONOGRAM SHOP 33 W. STATE ST. STEWARTS GOLD FISH (small) BLACK EELS (in harness) SWEDISH PIMPLES (2 sizes) Class A I Broad jump Won by Vern White (Kalamazoo): 2 W.

Johnson (Kalama zoo); 3 Clark (Sexton): 4 Jackson (Eastern); 5 Fullcrton (Battle Creek). 20 7 ins. Shot put Won by Tom Jewell (Lincoln Park): 2 Beck (Ann Arbor); 3 Gibson (Birmingham); 4 Bonner (Battle Creek); a MacLeod (Kalama zoo). 50 in. 120-vd high hurdles Won by Jay Washburn (Kalamazoo): 2 Kidweli (Birmingham): 3 mute (Kalama zoo): 4 stmhsaker (Sexton); 5 Griffin (Battle Creek).

:15.S. Sprint medley relay Won by Kala mazoo: 2 Eastern; 3 sexton: Detroit CC: 5 Birmingham. 2:34.5. (New Record, old mark 2:34.6 Dy east ern, 19JO). 100-yd dash Won by Tom Harding (Kalamazoo 1 2 Sisco (Eastern): 3 Correll (Ann Arbor); 4 Dailey (Eastern); 5 W.

Johnson (Kalamazoo). :10.4. High Jump Won by Joe Thompson (Sexton): 2 tie, Fullerton (Battle Creek) and Hiniker (Ann Arbor) 4 tie, Stephenson (Blrmlnghamj anu Smith (Battle Creek). 6 ft. Mile Won by Tony Smith (Sexton); 2 Seamons (BaUle Creek); 3 Wug-gazer (Birmingham): 4 Gibbs (Battle Creek); 5 Vaillencourt (Eastern).

4:41.6. 410-yd dash Won by Mike Bresne-han (Detroit CCi: 2 Nelligan (Sex-tonl: 3 Jones (Ann Arbor); 4 Hall (Sexlon); 5 Rinehart (Eastern). :53.2. 180-yd low hurdles Won by Joe Thompson (Sexton 2 Krauss (Lincoln Parkl: 3 Kidwelt (Birmingham); 4 Bohanna (Battle Creek); 5 Graves (Detroit CC). :21.4.

(New class record, old mark :21.5 by Henson (Ann Arbor), 1953). 220-yd dash Won by Pete Loepke (Sexton); 2 Brownell (Kalamazoo); 3 Bailey (Easterni; 4 Sisco (Eastern); 5 McDonald (Birmingham). :23.4. 8S0-yd run Won by Bob Lake (Kalamazoo); 2 Stancle (Battle Creek): 3 Roderick (Battle Creek 4 Didier (Birmingham); 5 Tellier iSextitn). 1:59.2 (New meet record, old mark 2:01.9 by Jayne.

Ann Arbor, 1951). SSO-yd relay Won by Kalamazoo: 2 Sexton; 3 Eastern: 4 Jackson: 5 Ann Arbor. 1:33.5. (New class record, old mark 1:34.0 by Battle i-reeK, jyu ana 151). Pole vault Won by Ken Miller (Jackson); 2 McFarlen (Birmingham); 3 McCnimb Schneederger (Ann Arbor): 5 Trascott (Sexton).

12 1 Ins. (New meet record, old mark 11 10 ins. by George Best, Battle Creek, 1953). Olivet Netters Lose OLIVET Al Mendelson beat Dick Wallace in the singles, 6-4, 10-8, for the only Olivet College tennis victory here yesterday as Alma College scored a 6-1 MAY IS NATIONAL SAFETY MONTH! WEEDLESS FROGS 0 BuSk Spinning Line 0 4-6-8 Pound Monofilament BRING YOUR REEL! We will load it with our new machine. Line is installed properly! YOU PAY FOR LINE ONLY Be Safe I Let brakes mirrors exhaust front EXTRA PARTS FOR SVls SPINNING PARTS AND CASTINC PARTS FOR SPOOLS FOR BRONSON MITCHELL PFLUEGER BRONSON ZEBCO HEDDCM ORVIS-SPIN JOY SHAKESPEARE LANGLEY SHAKESPEARE AIREX OCEAN CITY JOHNSON SO.

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