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21 Sheboygan Press, AAondov, January 70, 1786 Brewers Youth Movement Positive: Molitor Shircel Takes All-Events Steve's Pro Shop Wins Men's Team Championship In Gty Tournament improvement," Molitor said. "At times the injury affected my play. But there's no question I'm headed in the right direction." Are the Brewers heded in the right direction? Manager George Bamberger seems to think so. "The 1986 Milwaukee Brewers will definitely have a new look this coming Bamberger said Sunday. 'We're going to go with our younger players.

We've got good depth with "We have always believed in young players," added General Manager Harry Dalton. "Our young pitchers will really push the veterans for a spot on the pitching If the Brewers stay injury free, if the youngsters make the team and if injured players make successful recoveries, then Bamberger likes his chance. "You just can't win a pennant with nine guys, you need 25 that you can count on," said Bamberger. The youth movement, however, initially will be without the experience of 12-year veteran Cecil Cooper. The Brewers first baseman is recovering from elbow surgery and iwu ui me Deuer ieams in ane-boygan County waged a heated battle for the championship in the final weekend of the 67th annual Sheboygan Men's Bowling Association tournament.

Werner-Kummer Chevrolet No. 2 emerged as overall titleholder in the tourney, but Steve's Pro Shop took the scratch championship. Werner-Kummer held the lead going into the final day Sunday at 3071 scratch and 3241 with handi- cap, but Steve's came up with a 3142 scratch total to grab the official title, but fell five pins short of taking both scratch and handicap titles. Mike Klee and Steve Hoppert with 660 and 652 totals led the Werner Kummer team, while Ralph Champeau's 699 topped Steve's Pro Shop. Other members of the scratch champion team were: Steve tiin-preis (559), Tom Scharenbroch (618), Dennis Ploeckelman (645) and Ed Shircel (621).

Shircel took the all-events crown with a 1891 total in singles, doubles iL I. fvt and team with 609-601-681 totals for his nine games. Joe Brunnbauer with 1877 was second (656-578-643) and Rusty Schroedel's 1872 was third. Scratch singles went to veteran Wally Reklaitis at 676 on 187-289-200 games, while Fred Zitzer took the handicap crown with a 746 total on 648 scratch plus 98 handicap pins. Reklaitis was second in handicap with a 726 total, while third went to Owen Dekarske on 662-60-722.

Scratch singles runner-up was Tom Seering with a 674. Zitzer teamed with Scott Hur-tienne for the handicap doubles title with a 1363 total that included 150 in handicap, pins. Zitzer had 515 and Hurtienne 698 for a 1213 scratch total. Ploeckleman and Tom Beinemann won the scratch doubles title with a 1300 total on 636 by Beinemann and 664 by Ploeckleman and finished third in handicap with a 1354 total behind Fritz Von der Puetten and Mark Norgaard who had 651-599-1 10 for 1360. opens late next month at a new facility in Chandler, Ariz.

In addition, first baseman Billy Joe Robldoux was honored as the minor league player of the year. But the 22-year-old Robidoux has an aching right shoulder due to an injury suffered before a Dominican winter league game in November. "It has responded well" to an exercise program, Robidoux said. "I now have 85 percent of the flexibility and strength, which is good in so short a time." Robidoux's doctors say it should be better in time for spring training. Lease for LESS! nit KU3HY F0H E.G SAVTCSS ACCESSORIES AliD SOFTWARE -flu.

Tandy 4 rnmmm ili rn hi mi i uli iirilu in in ii 1 Whitewater Still Unbeaten After Beating UW-Superior EDTTYTTiT' Print Letter-Perfect Correspondence and Reports MILWAUKEE (AP) The "new look" Milwaukee Brewers hope a youth movement will make the American League baseball club a contender this season. "The organization has taken some steps to push the team in a positive direction," said veteran third baseman Paul Molitor. "We might not be a legitimate contender right away, but we might surprise some people too." The Brewers finished sixth in the seven-team AL East last season. Molitor made the comments Sunday night before receiving the team's 1985 comeback player of the year award at the 33rd annual Diamond Dinner at a downtown hotel. Molitor, one of the building blocks for the Brewers this season, had successful elbow surgery in 1984.

Molitor, who hit .297 in 1985, also collected the Harvey Kuenn Award for hitting excellence. "I still feel there's room for self-Spring Volleyball Meeting Tuesday The Sheboygan Recreation Department has begun organization of the 1986 Spring Adult Volleyball League An orientation meeting will be held Tuesday, Jan. 21, 7 p.m. at Horace Mann Middle School in Rooms 126-128. The meeting agenda will cover registration procedures, general rule revisions and practice gym reservations.

A seeding committee will also be formed to insure that teams of similar ability levels be placed into the same league. Meeting contents will not be repeated. The absolute entry deadline is Friday, Feb. 7, 5 p.m. at the Recreation Department by the deadline along with a completed official roster and all individual player fees.

Individual player fees for level residents is $7, $12 for nonresidents; $4 for women's and Men's and and Co-ed and level residents, and $8 for non-residents. Residents of Mosel, Center-ville and Cleveland pay the resident fee plus an additional $2. League play begins monday, March 3 for women, Tuesday, March 4 for Co-ed League and Wednesday, March 5 for men. The league runs until approximately the end of April-beginning of May. Further information will be given at the meeting.

Wagner, Trautmann Roll Honor Counts Craig Wagner and Jim Trautmann both came up with weekend national honor counts to top today's bowling rounup. Wagner fired a 729 series in the Saturday Early Birds at Maple Lanes on games of 256-254-219. Jim Trautmann also rolled a national honor count of 712 in the Edgewater Mixed Couples at Galaxy Lanes. His games were 209-278-225. Etta Harrison topped ladies with a 660 series at Bil-Mar Lanes in the Cascade Ladies league.

She hit 211-245-204 games for her Lakeshore Palletts team which also got a 597 from Cathy Heraty. Donna Hahn hit 586 in the same league for Hahn's Market. Shirley Horn topped the Friday Galaxy of Stars league with a 602 series on 192-180-230 games for Conrad Insurance. Kathy Moehring of Klemme's Lanes hit a 586 and Diane Remy rolled a 580 In the same league. Deadline Extended For Bowling Tourney The deadline for entering the 15th annual Sheboygan County Christian High School bowling tournament has been extended to Jan.

24. The tournament, open to men's and women's teams will be held Jan. 25 at Lakeshore Lanes. Entry blanks available at Lake-shore Lanes or from Bob Theune, 826 Grand phone 452-0798. Shifts are scheduled for noon, 3 p.m.

and 6 p.m. By The Associated Press A couple of Wisconsin colleges helped opponents break nagging losing streaks during weekend basketball activity while nationally ranked UW-Whitewater preserved its undefeated record. UW-Parkside led 31-27 at half-time, but Kentucky State ended a seven-game losing era with a 76-66 nonconference victory with the help of 12 unanswered points. Mark Zuk-ley led Parkside (12-5) with 18 points. Northern Michigan, ending its losing spell at four games, whipped Lakeland College 120-77.

The Parkside and Lakeland losses were on the road Saturday. Wisconsin schools on their home courts had better luck. Whitewater (12-0), ranked No. 2 in last week's National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Division III survey, scored a fifth Wisconsin State University Conference victory by beating Superior 87-67. Dwayne Johnson scored 27 points for the Warhawks.

Superior is 2-4 in the WSUC. Elsewhere in the conference, forward Kirby Kulas scored 26 points to lead UW-Stevens Point past Wisconsin-River Falls 92-63. The Pointers, 3-2 in the loop, converted 69 percent afield. The Falcons are 0-5 in the WSUC. Tim Hill and Rock Ripley scored 14 points apiece as UW-Platteville downed UW-Stout 85-72.

Platteville is 3-2 in the conference. Stout (3-4) had 15 points from Rick Stephan. UW-La Crosse (1-3), led by Lee Stahl's 25 points, edged UW-Osh-kosh 79-78. The Titans (1-5) were Print with electric typewriter-quality for under $400 using the DWP 220. You can select 10 or 12 char per minute (20 cps).

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Cooper, 36, thinks his left elbow is getting better. "It seems like it's coming OK," Cooper said. "About three-quarters of the swelling has gone down, but I can't straighten my arm out completely. I don't have all the flexibility I should have yet." Other Brewers honored Sunday night were shortstop Ernest Riles and pitcher Ted Higuera. Higuera was honored as the Brewer's most valuable pitcher of 1985 because of a 15-8 record in his rookie season.

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But Ripon (6-5) pulled ahead 48-46 with six minutes left. A desperation shot by Rob Omie-cinski gave Chicago a 57-56 Midwest Conference basketball victory over Lawrence University. He fired a 20-footer from a corner a moment before stepping out of bounds with a second remaining. Chicago is 2-3 in the conference. Lawrence (0-5) had pulled ahead by six points.

Dale Claussen scored 24 points to lead St. Norbert College to a 78-61 Midwest Conference victory over Lake Forest. The Green Knights are 4-1 in the conference. UW-Green Bay lost for a 12th time in 14 games. Senior center Kevin Duckworth scored 20 points as Eastern Illinois breezed to a 77-52 victory in the Association of Mid-Continent Universities.

The Phoenix pulled to within 46-27 early in the second half, but Eastern responded with eight consecutive points and turned the game into a rout. Steve Cottrell led Wisconsin-Green Bay with 15. Larry Lessen scored 16 points as Illinois Wesleyan defeated Carroll 76-57 in the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin. The Titans are 6-0 in the CCIW. Carroll is 2-5.

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Washington State's Mark Ry-pien, who was a late addition to the North roster because of injuries to two other quarterbacks, fired three touchdown passes to provide most of the offensive fireworks. Navy's Napoleon McCallum claimed the Most Valuable Player award after the Yanks rolled to a 31-17 victory in Saturday's contest. Jackson, the two-time Ail-American from Auburn, was held to only 48 yards on 11 carries, but he did have one big play, a 48-yard scamper on a short pass completion that set up the South's first touchdown. "He was under more pressure than anyone all week," South Coach Leeman Bennett of Tampa Bay said of Jackson, who was whisked away from Ladd Memorial Stadium in a police car moments after the game ended. Tampa Bay has the first pick in the upcoming National Football League draft, but Bennett hasn't said who his team will select.

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