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Longvkw, Texas Pas 3-B VSMiaf, My 1972 tONGVIEW MORNING JOURNAL-" Panola Sjgns Two 1 Sports Briefs (LTD Johnny i Wesleyari University and pitch- aseball Play ers jL'nitas, quarterback of the er frank Johnston? of Texas 'I Baltimore was married christian were th leading vote-I Monday, an hour he was getters on the Academic r0. from his- wife of 18 Ame'rica baseball team named-Tuesday, by tfre CARTIIAGK Jun In his sophomore season Ihia wa a slarlii -fielder ior -College -wmtinuwl ils -rai Bishop Bvrne Dtoduct has said in court Sports Information Uueciois o.n Golden Triangle baseball talent with the shjninns of 4'yri puight fire" in that he 'had been ated llieks a .393 batting Mack League' where- he is from his wife Dorothy, for two fverase' and led his team, Arthur Bishop eading the league -in batting years. The couple has five hits, and tot at bases this with .522 mark. children and custody-- was past season Johnstone had an Fare, a 1971 graduate of or-' granted to tie mother. Miss 11-3 record wjth a earned a nge "Stark, 'has' sighed with Sandra L.

Lemon. 28. a run axerage. Panola follnwim'-'a vear nf secretary Jroni Miami. r'- Goth and Orange Burt Fare.

Gothia was a.s.tarter for Byrne and the past three, seasons and he is currently tear- nt lin "nit. hint in fha Piirl A r. lerrti workinL- full time' said he became'l'nifas'. second i How long is the of office of the secretary "general i. 'aid off last year-because he nobody JACKSO.VVH.LK.

fla. (L l'D-of the-I'nited Nations? Hicks of" A years-. UIU1 V.U!JItlC lvidtiv ijfdutr. An-AU -District-choice- his Junior Gothia shortstop last season and bat offered him a scholarship. Peter In his junior and senior sons, Fare, was named to the 22-4A All District' squad- at second base.

He hit .350 his senior ted .235. He. batted .2:17 his 'junior year when he pitched, caught and played shortstop. "We're high on these two I kids, Panola, baseball coach Bill Grififn saitl. "We think 1.1 hey will be starting for us next iyear." i The two additions bring to Frank Johnstone Chosen To All-America Team it's put together better --i.

eight the number signed to JACKSO.NVILLK, 'Fla. (UPI) baseball scholarships by I'ano- Infieldef" Peter Hicks of" la: Ken '-Carpenter1 of French! Wesleyan Uniwrsity and pitch- Cook of Silsbee and er Frank Johnstone of Texas Johnny Black' of Forest Park Christian were the leading votes recently joined Panola getters on the 1972 Academic Tanks which means that half All baseball' team of the school's signees. thus-far named Tuesday by the College come from the Golden sports information directors. Triangle area. Hicks posted a .303 batting Bears Sign Bob Pifferini average and led his team in hits, KBPs and, total bases this past season.

Johnstone had an 11-3 record with a 1.2fi' earned Iongview' Only Complete Kriedrich Center- Sales Service -run average. -v 1SK 7 NEW LOCATION SEE US AT OUR 1014 McCann Rd. Phone 758-6901 owner JACK LOYD Auburn's Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan, who with the 'Atlanta Falcons (center) sink a putt on--the practice green at. Montgomery, in- a charity tournament. (I PI TELEPHOTO) I'LVMNG Art hie Manning, ex-All: American quartertack at.

Ole Miss, who played for New Orleans Saints last year (left), and Terry Beasley of Auburn University (right) chosen in the first round of. the pro football draft by San Francisco clown it up a bit helping Other infieiders named to the-' (LPi)--lhe hica- team included Jim Wallace, Bt'ars announced the Minnesota; Bobby Jack. Okla-i slSninS ()f tnp of homa'; John Ihlenburg. aft choices in the ticut; Tom AVittum, Northern 'Professional football selections, Illinois; James. White, Piffwini Sam Ferlozzo, George Washing-1 LCLA- a 6th rollnd cholce-ton, and Bradlev Fulk, Air: P'ffmni.

6-2 and 22fi pounds. was starting linebacker the The' other pitchers include Past 'wo -seasons at -UCLA Rosenbloom Wants Rams Franchise Sites Ready For Olympic Games Killer Will Join Tigers Fischer Must Show Up Sunday To Meet Spassky Jne Mcintosh. Washington State; Terry W'enger. Ohio MUNICH, Germany (UPI) I ALTIMOH PI Balti- more Colts owner Carroll Thr-01ympic construction com of Lehigh and1 Tom Yanderberg DF.TKOIT (UPI) The I)e- HAMBURG, (UPI) today officially handed Rosenbloom said Friday all facilities for the over of. the Colt named catchers while Bob bv Fischer -may lose his rights that pitcher -John side- Munich summer gaes'to the T( rhnZ challenger for the world title lined by heart trouble, for the Cos Angles 1 01ymc orirdmm committee chohen f- rn; 1.

i I 'A 1111 UV HJlVer as PRE-INVENTORY if ho rinocn't shiiw im fur tiie ui I ou i ue mei uecau.se uains was sun oe nt tu. me main uivninic stadium' tvw in.indn ii.n Sunday, match with "i is better for him -to. played. has been tested' twice already' Sonihern World Champion Boris Spassky, oaseoau man not to piay oase-, the president of the World "As far as I know there has with soccer matches before T()m Stanford: Joe been no change yet," Rosen-; capacity crowd of Sfl.fWO. iiaeiner ubui n- Ron Bieck- Chess Federation said Jim general he doesn't show up.

tie 'he-decision to reac-in his m. tivuie the 29-year-old lefthander oioom sam 01 a report that the; All the remaining sites wilPmann, Jerry, Sack-proposed switch -was off be- shave so-called test events in the mann! Michigan State), and f'JlllQA nf tha TUivihililv nf T'atn -i i i nir Vn-niil-f- K.r.,v. nin i i i was matlft after the world -championship." said 'cfinsiill-itimr .,5 uiiuic, iuc ram liusuanu, juiwivippi. of Km-1 fPderai Aug. 2fi owning ceremony.

Players named to the learn Men's and SUITS with T)r. J. Willis Federation head Max orv i. niversitv scnooi 01 Men lltll'jrwi "11 u-(in't Imi 111V ai an can nanpen; ine enure uiympic complex! nau to post ai leasi a ts until there has been a of, was built in three years time at 'average in the classroom. decision alone, but the u-m' in league members'." Rosenbloom; a cost of 1,15 billion marks After a recent examination the game." Which type of animal Kuwe, World Chess Champion life predominates in the world? A There are more insects who suffered a nivocardial in- i 11 1071 nn Only penguin that 1 and in wa nere on a Ph llh if nM'M busipess visit and said- he planned to fly to the match site in Revkjavik, Iceland, er disnlavs attack svmp-l lnd('r the Rowrt Irsav! Antarctica year round is the! than all other types of animals toms of 111., was going to buy; Penguin.

put together. Dr. Hurst'' then trade thki SPORT COATS ul i. heltor for- him to ncim.Hmi ior nis The temfMa-amental Fischer thart not to play Cods 'franchise. Irsay denied who has cancWH or missed nf Vnnrse cannot he had all readv three (lights to Reykjavik this predict the future for him but the Kams fayin? was ween noiii ine uimru u.niH that there is as business was Ia.st seen Thursday -night' of his having dif- Rosenbloom has a restaurant at, Kennedy home as there is of interests in California.

fcrto. including 0 Inlernational Airport in ww difficult on the playing; being a major stockholder in York. field." arner Brothers motion pic- When discovered by reporters; Campbell 'said Hillfr will join I tures- He has said he wanted to mosi or nis time in fW lans. ne rjn imu a poMsthe Tiger traveling squaa lnt and dismwared. A snokes-1 in ha- oanncitv nf a 'California dealing with those interests.

n- i 1 nit uiutiTij in man for Icelandic Airlines later Waning practice pitcher." Fischtr was not aboard a I flitfit for Heykjavika that mght lar mpmber 0f the pitching running two miles although he apparently had a Camnbcn said, day and considerable reservation. 'nend on how 'his work SPECIAL GROUP KNIPLAGICS i 1 ii 1 Reg. $16 to $20 The next flight to Iceland mound is assessed and in the' part Fischer, inner's las! appearance for Brookiyn- has refused Was Oct. 1, 1970, and sundown Saturday the tiutout against Cleveland. His Church of God Sabbath.

record in 1970 was 6-6. wilh a Meanwhile, a Tass news 3 03 earned average for, five agency dispatch from Moscow starts 42 relief appear-sa id 'Fischer's actions made' arices. uncertain whether the series on the voluntary re-wilh Spassky "will begin on nas been a coach for time or whether it will be held Lakeland. Fla. He has been pH'ching bat: NECKWEAR BEAU BRUMMELL MR.

JOHN LILY DACHE 3 New hope for tired bodies. Short Sleeve Tass also tscner as motivate, by a "disgusting spirit of gain" and- confided in lawyers rather than other chess players. "Whenever the matter concerns Fischer, money comes1 first while sports, motives are relegated to the background." the dispatch added. Karlier, in Iceland reported Fischer had -given an ultimatum to the Icelandic Chess Federation that he wouldn't show up unless agreed to guarantee him 31) per cent of the gate receipts on top of th existing contract giving the- winner iff INSURANCE Your good photo equipment is a money- SPORT SHIRTS Medi-car: Tha VW-diognosis System. No matter how old your Volkswagen, it can help extend your car's life.

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the cost of-' setting up the Iceland match if he doesnl show up. 1 Which is the most widely spoken language? A Mandarin Chinese, spoken by, about one out of' every live people on II 137. E. TYLER PHONE 758-7791 Highway 259 South Longview, Texas 753-861 1 Bank Financing and Injuranca Avoilabl STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES NaaiOMcM: Blaomnotoa. Mmoi Men's and Boys Wear tALt 1.

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