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Is Fischer Going To Show Up For World Chess Match? 22 Sheboygan fress, Thursday, June 29, 1972 Brock Continues Torrid June Pace, Leads Cards Past Cubs -he has walked out on matches LADIES PLAY GOLF OLD WESTBURY, N. Y. (AP) Touring Ladies Professional Golf Association members who will take part in the annual proette-member 18-hole tournament at the Old Westbury Golf and Country Club here include Mary Mills, Pam Barnett, Marlene Hagge, Jan Feraris and LPGA president Cynthia Sullivan. The one-day test is set for July 10. About 20 proettes will participate in the only Long Island appearance of LPGA McGinn, and Jose Cruz, Brock ST.

LOUIS (AP) "I've said it before and I'll say It Matty Alou and Ed Crosby smashed two-bagRers in the 15 asain; Lou Brock is the guy that makes things go," (aid By ANN HENCKEN Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Fischer's flight reservation to Reykjavik, Iceland, has been canceled again. The American chess star is scheduled to play Russia's Boris Spassky there for the world championship in chess. There are Just a few more flights to Iceland before the chess match is scheduled to start next Sunday. Will Fischer show up for the match? "He said he was going," grandmaster Larry Evans said Wednesday evening before boarding a plane for Iceland. Evans has known Fischer for Dale Aebischer Retiring From Ag Ed Field MADISON Dale Aebischer, chief agriculture education consultant at the Department of Public Instruction, is retiring after 44 years in the agriculture education field.

He joined the State Board of Adult Vocational and Technical Education in 1946 as a vocational agriculture supervisor after 18 yers as a teacher in the Mineral Point and Eau Claire public schools. He became head of the state's vocational agriculture program in I960 and joined the Department of Public Instruction in 1967 when the program was transferred to that department. Aebischer has been a leader In many state and national organizations for conservation and agriculture. He has been advisor for the Wisconsin chapter of the Future Farmers of America for 12 years and was active In the early development of junior county fairs. He is also the co-author of a Meanwhile, news agencies and television services were protesting restrictions on move-by-move coverage and tn-play photographs of the contenders announced In Reykjavik on Wednesday by the organizers of the match.

Gudmundur Thorarlnsson, chairman of the Icelandic Chess Federation, said the restrictions were made because photographic and move-by-move coverage rights had been sold. He said journalists would be allowed to transmit move-by-move reports only three times during each game and that newsmen would be required to sign a pledge to abide by the agreement to get accreditation. The Associated Press and United Press International said they were lodging protests against any curtailment of news coverage. TelePrompter Manhattan Cable TV and Channel 13-WNDT New York, "The whole thing turned around with the June IS trading deadline," Brock said. "Since then everybody has been playing more relaxed and we figure we can contend for the division title," said Brock, who celebrated his 33rd birthday this month.

He added however, "There's a big 'if before the team can succeed." 'In order to contend, we have to keep our eight starters in good health because we're not in deep strength as the Mcts, Pirates and Cubs are," Brock said. "But with our front line, we don't have to be embarassed playing anybody," said Brock, who has appeared in every Cardinal game this season. The Red Birds will try to continue their winning ways tonight in the final contest of a two-game series with Chicago. Rick Wise (7-7) will pitch for the Cardinals against Cubs' Burt Hooton (6-5). hit attack.

The game nearly brought to an end a profitable month for the Cardinals who have won 16 and lost 5 since June third, the best record for the month in the Eastern Division. In June of 1971, the Cards won only 8 while losing 21. It's also been a profitable month for Brock, who stole his 28th base Wednesday night. "It's as as this," said shortstop Dal Maxvlll. "If he (Brock) gets on base, we win.

If he doesn't, we "I'd hate to have to play short on the other team when he's running the bases because he's so distracting," Maxvill said. Brock was the key man for the month as he hit .372 in June, driving in 18 runs and scoring 11. He also boosted his average to .323. Cardinal third -baseman joe Torre Wednesday night after an 8-4 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Brock extended his hitting streak to 14 games and Cardinal pitcher Reggie Cleveland picked up his eighth triumph apalnst four defeats in leading the Red Birds to the victory.

The Cub runs were scored on eight hits Including Jim Hickman's three-run homer In the eighth inning. Cub pitcher BUI Hands was kayoed In the second Inning after the Cardinals hammered the right-hander for five hits and four runs. Hands, who had beaten the Cards in two appearances this season, suffered his fourth loss against six victories. Cardinal catcher Ted Simmons belted a two-run homer (No. 6) off reliever Dan years.

before. Stein said he did ask Fischer if he would show up for the match. But he refused to give Fischer's answer. Stein and Fox said they met with Fischer "to discuss different considerations" of the coming match, Stein said the meeting was very satisfying. Fox said he was very happy about It.

think he's In a good frame of mind," Fox said of Fischer. Stein said he had asked Fischer if he shouldn't be in Iceland early, to adjust to the climate. But Fischer replied that a climate change used to bother him, but It doesn't now. Fox has bought worldwide visual rights to the games from the Icelandic Chess Federation and plans to film the match. Fred Cramer, a friend of Fischer's and past president of the U.S.

Chess Federation, said Sunday that Fischer objected to the type of lighting proposed for filming the match. On Sunday, Fischer canceled his flight to Iceland, without explanation. Cramer, who was to have flown with Fischer, went on to Reykjavik. Fox said Wednesday evening there are no lighting problems. "If he has any problems he didn't confide in me," said Fox.

which have announced plans for telecasts based on move by move wire service reports, also protested. The federation has sold U.S. broadcast television rights to the American Broadcasting Company, which plans to use the film on Its Wide World of Sports program. However, Roone Arledge, president of ABC Sports, said Its coverage would be "condensed, limited," and he had no objections to the other organizations' move-by-move coverage. However, Chester Fox, who wcOnown land judging hand book.

has exclusive visual rights to the match, and his lawyer, Richard Stein, were not so definite. And Fischer couldn't be reached for comment. A reporter asked Fox and Stein after they met with Fischer here Wednesday evening whether the chess champ was definitely going to show up. "I think so," said Fox, before taking off for Reykjavik. "You said too much," Stein told Fox.

Why did Fox say too much? Stein answered that "unless you have firm commitments" there should be no comments. Stein added that although this is a big moment for Fischer, Let's Play Golf Rmrtt Your Tm-ON Time Call Ahead 458-8724 GUY MILLER Ytvr oil ProftuUMl low Vida Throwing Hard, But High; Sox Run Home Record To 25-4 LEADS FALCON CAGERS AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo. (AP) Tom Blase, a 6-foot-l junior from St. Louis will captain next season's Air Force Academy basketball team. Blase led the Falcons in scoring last season, averaging 11.6 points a game.

"Wher YOUR Golfing Pltasur It OUR first Infritt." PRE ii 'ROUND THE CLOCK May later decided the outcome when he singled for two runs in the seventh after the bases had been filled. As the second-place Sox try to close the gap in pursuit of the A's, now leading the West Division by five games, catcher Egan's endeavors have been a bright spot. He now has hit safely in seven straight games with a collection of 11 hits in 27 at bats. Before the streak, he had only seven hits in 52 ABs. "I'm concentrating on Just and not on hitting homers," he meeting the ball up the middle said.

"That homer off Vida came on a curve that was low and outside. If I had tried to pull it, I wouldn't have hit it. I just met it." In Thursday's twi-nighter, the A's will send Jim Hunter (8-3) and John Odom (4-2) abainst the Wilbur Wood (11-7) and Tom Bradley (9-3). their remarkable home record to 254. They are 12-22 on the road.

"Vida was throwing hard, but he was throwing high," said Dick Williams, A's manager. Vida has completed only one game in seven starts in his search for the mustard that brought him 24 victories as a 1971 rookie. He was nicked for four runs and eight hits in 5 1-3 innings Wednesday, but his season mark remained at 1-4 as Bob Locker, one of four pitchers used, absorbed the loss. A year ago Thursday, Vida was the talk of baseball, holding a 16-3 record. Dick Allen and Walt Williams hammered Blue's fast ball for solo homers in the first and third innings.

Tom Egan slammed a curve for his first homer of the year after Carlos May had walked to open the fourth. CHICAGO (AP) Only a half-dozen youngsters waited to get Vida Blue's autograph where there used to be hundreds. The 1971 winner of the Cy Young award for pitching and the American League's most valuable player has found that there is little market for his signature, in Chicago at least and at least for the present. Of course, Vida made headlines by withholding his signature from owner Charlie Fin-ley's Oakland A's contract until three weeks after the season started. And, apparently, he's going to have to prove himself on the mound again before it becomes a collector's item of the autograph hounds.

"They hit homers on two fast balls and a curve," Vida muttpred after the Chicago White Sox ended the A's four-game winning streak with a 6-4 victory Wednesday and padded Sharks, Gunboats Hamper Record Try By Swimmer Vet Group's Criticism Hit By Legislator MADISON, Wis. (AP) A member of the legislature's Joint Finance Committee said Wednesday he is incensed by a Wi SMI 7 I i and WE'RE OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY 2 Starting Tues. Noon, June 27, thru Sat. Noon, July 1 a retail value Joe" yV' mm mm ideal for camping, boating or travel V. WITH PURCHASEOF A SET OF 4 i i swim alongside went unheeded, and his fear of running afoul of Cuban gunboats altered the point of departure to just off Marathon, in the Florida Keys.

The trip was shortened even more by the sharks. He and a dozen persons aboard escort vessels said that "schools of sharks attacked the cage twice Wednesday. He had begun his swim Tuesday. The Weather Elsewhere MIAMI (AP) A seven-foot, brow n-finned hammerhead shark swept between two escort boats straight for the chickenwire cage enclosing 58-year-old Walter Poenisch, a one-time cookie baker turned ocean swimmer from Grove City, Ohio. Shouts of "Shark- Shark!" filled the air over the placid Atlantic Ocean waters 20 miles off Miami, and Poenisch scrambled out of his cage and aboard a towboat, where he claimed a world record for long distance ocean1 swimming.

"Ninety miles is the record now," he gasped. Whether there ever has been a record for ocean swims isn't certain, although the tanned and husky Poenisch said the old record was about 60 miles, after he had ended his journey up the Florida Straits Wednesday. Poenisch had planned to swim 200 miles, from just off Cuba's shores to Fort Lauderdale. But his plea to Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro to veterans group's criticism of the 1971 legislature's record on veterans issues. State Rep.

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