Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 11

THI ANfiERSON HERALD Injured oyt Ready or Ontario 500 hr an are 43 Bowling 35c at RAINS POC Hoosiers Will Be Better Pont UAW 622 Captures Industrial State Crown Concentration Evonne's Problem lino our of(he eight losses aville Tad led the tolfkQIZkr a 11 a a cwnh Industrial Pairings Given Ray 4 vanuring things right in their first spring Kayak Slalom 1 Siegbert Horn Eastl GlWTtttfnv i Nnrhwt dtref HirsTT OR crowds for BACK TO SCHOOL EXPENSES LANES 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Our Own'cmtomw Crtdlt Plan Matter Charge a BankAmericard 2521 10th St 1 NEW MIXED LEAGUE BEING ORMED PHONE 644 9262 1000 MAIN ST In the championship series Bill Morgan who burled every game for UAW 662 tossed a four hitter and homer stood up for a 1 0 victory over the defending state champs In the title game Planck pro vided a three run homer for Betty Koiins June Metcalf end Helen erris 1 2 3 in Class I CARATS Kolins Wins At Grandview from left Charlie Hughes Dave Laird Roma Hennis Roger Brumfield Sieve Hueston back row from left Bob Lucas Bill Plank Ron Pickett Jim Norris Gene Broyles Not present when photo was taken are Jack Taylor and Dave DeLong Lee Ken Homcrs by Bob Lucas and Planck lifted UAW 662 to a 6 1 decision over Austin' Local 4681' The state champs came back with a 2 1 victory over Jerry's Market and rapped Local 489 8 1 Mt ANY THESE SIZES ONE LOW PRICE Let us serve as YOlR Money Service Cen ter for those Back To School Expenses We're ready with the Cash You Need 5 100 $200 or more EAST SIDE Blackwall tubalw phM Ul to $171 Ex Tax pet Mr (tepndlng sn Sim) Na trd naedtd were by a total of 24 points Replacing Baylor with Texas By BLOIS BRITT Associated Press Sports Writer There are some 'openings available for Men's Teams at 6:00 and 8:30 Join the unjlmf Kings Inn Motel STATE CHAMPIONS Pictured above are members of Anderson Delco Remy UAW 662 which captured the Indiana Industrial slow pitch softball champion Sunday in Jasper Ind Pictured front row from left Bill Morgan manager Larry Hovermale Bob Knaus Lon Clayton second tow Harald impel East Germany Canadian I Reinhard Eiben ast Germany 2 Reinhold Kauder West Germany Silver oyt is competing in his first major race since breaking the ankle and suffering bad buns in what he considers a totally unnecessary3 accident in a dirt rate at Duqucrin DI the day after the Indianapolis 500 He drove competitively for the first time in a dirt race two weekends agl in Springfield Ill He qualified his oyt engine powered coyote on Saturday for a 64 decision UAW 662 now travels to Provi dence Rhode Island for the In dustrial Nationals which run from Thursday Aug 1 to Monday Sept 4 Evansville Whirlpool finished 9th in the' Nationals last year NEW YORK (AP) Evonne Goolagong has thettalent to be the greatest woman tennis player in the world says old pro Paneho Gohzales glad to know Miss Goolagoiig said Monday I have a problem In Aus tralia called That means I concen trate my mind the California 500 with a IO mile average of 190758 miles per good enough for sixth place and the outside spot in the second row should have run four to five mph faster but I had anew car and I had to throw the engine in he said happy and unhappy about my qualifying speed just glad to be oyt from Houston has had rr en her only once on The two young heroines of court need to get by only token apposition in the early rounds to meet in the semi finals Evonne her brown skin somewhat glazed from a week lying in the sun at East Hamp ton Long Island arrived in New York Monday to highlight a luncheon where she was pre sented the Dewar for her contributions to tennis She liketthe celebrity status that goes with winning Wimbledon in 1971 and losing to Miss King in the 1972 finals there not too keen about all of the she said just putting up with it All that food the kind they serve at banquets not used to it Where I came from food was not a problem You ate what was available a steak and salad girl now and I can get by Green took fjrst place and Vivian Barker finished second in Class A competition in the Anderson Golt Center Ladies Chib weekly golf tournament: Mario Henderson won Class while Shirley Blaze and Coco Dunn tied for second place Alice Owens won Class with Ernie Connelly second andMickt Kreil won Class over Vicki Dye Betty and Andy Kolins took first place in the 18 hole alter nate shot' Grandview 'Husband Wife golf tournament Sunday afternoon Trailing the Kolins were Linda and Don Granger Ruth and Bob Arnold Maye and Charles Green Norma and Bob Granger and Sue and Bob Takas In the low net division Lou and Vern Riggins took first place followed by Helen and Sye Corbin Maggie and Paul Heckaman Phyllis and Earl Ball Sue and McMahan and Betty and Jack Riley TUISDAY AUGUST 29 ffl worse accidents in his 23 year a broken leg and back in 1965 and bad bum's in 1966 Yet he grimaces with recollec tion of Duquoin on the dayafter Memorial Day had the lead with 12 laps to go when I stopped for fuel just to be safe I really 'need any just yet We were in such a damn hurry to get back out that a can of fuel spilled on me and caught fire' uel was Or maybe you'd like to put all your bills into one package at the same time Just figure the amount you need Up Io $5000 or More and give us a Christian Pont has the same i schedule this year but he be 1 hevea competition wiH be i much more even than Indiana with 36 returning let 1 termen tost including split end Alan Dick guard Tom Kru 1 yer tackle Tom Bove and Keith Morran who started eight games at ettbef tight end or tackle Only one player will be miss ing from last starting defensive team outside line backer Chuck Thomson Bulwarking the "defense will be linebackers Mike ulk and Rob Spicer three year starters who Pont touts All American candidates ulk 64oot 3 235 pounds Husband Wife Results Given dkmwk nt Include! New Sptfk Plujil New Points New (kindnir Our specialists will dwelt choke lima engine balance carburetor leaf afertlnf tharr Inf systems cylinder comprse lion acceleration I OTtttt am IITU If MH MO I a CYL CAM $4 MORK I SH II AM SeMNUMM IMNA Aflv G7Bx14 I rtxls C7HviA 678x15 Hoosiers in ractfies as a soph omore with 88 and had 96 last year second only to 121 Spicer 6 3 225 pounds from Detroit Mich is a pun ishing Pont said Ted McNulty a 6 0 190 pound senior from Columbus Ohio who was seventh in total of fense in the Big Ten last year is fixed at quarterback Run ning chores will go to fullback Ken St Pierre a 6 0 215 pound junior from Danvers Mass and halfback Ken Starling a 5 11 185 pound junior from Chat tanooga Tenn St Pierre gained 760 yards on the ground last season Star ling was second in rushing with 529 yards and a 48 yard per carry average The main Hoosier problems neien neriin won CJass with Lorraine Lansing second and Karen Kelly third while 'Nancy Denny won Class with Juanita Stolz second 'and Ruth Arnold third 'ALL LEAGUES STARTING SOON on Was she impressed by big city New ork wterthey drove her in from Long Island? "I golly wagged like anybody else who sees it for the first she replied "But I'm not too impressed I want to see and Christ Super before I leave be cause a rock about that problem of failing to concentrate during her tennis matches 'mind wanders one of those trails I have to put up sihe said playing a match and all of a sudden I find myself saying Evonne enjoying and I look around to check up on the score If losing I have any problem cin centrating If winning well I go back to open practice for the Open at orest Hills Tuesday Two fibsrglti blt plu two pile of poljr otter cord today i most preferred tiro body cord You get 4 pliet under the tread for strength that's the Goodyear Power Belt Polyglas tire By STEVE HERMAN Associated Press Sports Writer BLOOMINGTON Ind AP) John Pont Indiana Univer ever optimisttic football coach is willing to predict his Hoosiers will be better this year but bow much better is guess Indiana compiled a 3 8 record last year winning only against Kentucky (26 8) in a non con ference game end against Iowa (14 7) and Purdue (38 31) in Big Ten play The Hoosiers were held scoreless by Minnesota Baylor and Syracuse managed one touchdown each against pow MidnTanna and lost three close games to Wisconsin Northwestern and II Kindall Wins Idlewold Crown Ron Kindall captured the Idle wold Countr Club championship by defeating Pete Higginbotham In the final match Brice Higginbotham took the light and Mike Crosley was second John Murphy captured the Vice President light over Ray eatherspoon Eugene Burk took the Secre tary light ind rank Anderson was second Chuck Moran was the light winner and Doug Welkpr finished sec ond The light went to John Kirkpatric and Al Corn man placed second HATCH England (AP) Emerson itopali 25 year old Brazilian of niotor racing outstripped a 30 car field to win rich est mtoor race Monday in the Lotus which has taken him to the brink of the 1972 world driv championship Although the race was a non championship event itti triumph underlined his supremacy on the Grand Prix scene where he has virtually clinched the driving title with three races still to be run driverBrian Redman was second in a McLaren the only other driver to complete Henri Pescarolo of rance was third in a March Setting the pace from start to finish the relentless Brazilian won pretty much as he pleased He led all of the 118 laps and his cigarette company spon sored car collected the $24500 top prize from a rival tobacco firm that sponsored the race It was his fourth big win in Britain this year including the British Grand Prix in July Three years ago he was un known in Europe The Brazilian covered the 313 miles in 2 hours 50 minutes and 491 seconds for an average speed of 10984 miles per hour He had won the pole position at a record 114 mph Redman trailed ittipaldi by about a lap averaging 10933 mph Pescarolo completed 117 laps at 10720 mph Scottish driver Gerry Birrell was fourth in a March James Hunt of Britain was fifth in a March while John Watson of Ireland came in sixth in Chev ron The race was open to or mula 1 and 2 machines along with Can Am sports sports and ormula 5000 cars? Many of the cars were forced to stop for refueling but ittb Lotus ran the full dis tance without stopping because he carried extra fuel tanks CROWD PLEASERS NEW YORK (AP) The New York Mets did many i underManager Berra They had the National best winning streak Even If you need only 6n two or three tires get pi ypvIJIVIICHV Mill!" HURRY BUY NOW SALE ENDS SAT NIGHT By RON ROACH Associated Press Sports Writer ONTARIO Calif (AP) A oyt is limping around on a badly swollen ankle while a pair of hang scorned in his garage at Ontario Motor Speedway The 37 year old oyt who has won more than any other is overweight from long days In a hospital bed The ankle aches and he says of the California 500 this Sunday: know if finial the not going to use my ankle as an excuse) could but 1 won't not 100 percent back after laying out three months Until five weeks ago I was flat on my back" He (lifted his left ankle com paring it to his right The left was easily one third larger ankle is he says I have trouble working the clutch and getting into the JASPER Ind Bill Plannck belted a solo homer the first game of the finals and blasted a three run shot in the cham pionship game to lead Anderson UAW 662 to the Indiana State Industrial slew pitch champion ship with a 64 victory over last year's state champions" Evans ville Whirlpool here Sunday Planck had a tremendous championship series with fivehWerrncT wasvoted'he tourney's Most Valuable Playeralong with teammate Jack Taylor Yi Planck hit two homers in the finals opener to lead the local i team to an 84 victory over Market of Evansville last runnerup However Muncie Local 489 upset UAW 662 7 3 to put the local team in the losers bracket seem to be untested quality and lack of depth at offensive tack tes and tight end and a lack of a back or wide receiver with exceptional speed Pont said year we had a lot of questions and position shifting and injuries kept us juggling much of the he said experimented with the wishbone and a 5 3 defense be fore going back to our basic sprint out and 44 our game and we change much from is a more positive and optimistic he said players have a positive attitude and an honesty con viction They can winTOur physi cal skills have improved great ly over the last two years and we carry much more ex perience into this MEDAL WINNERS MSI) Loses Starter Norma Granger Takes Tourney Norma Granger and Helen erris finished 1 2 in Class A in the Grandview Golf Club nine hole Jow net tourna ment sponsored by Nardco Heating Air Conditioning Helen Heflin took first place in Class with Maye Green second while Juanita Stolz won Class followed by Sue Mc Mahon The next tournament is an 18 hole affair sponsored by Coffee Shop when he burst 29 yards up the middle' for the go ahead touch 2 Couples make a Get another Couple and join the fun of League Will bowl at 6 o'clock Wednesday Night ittipaldi Wins Richest Event VVyVWVyVWVVWVWVVWWVVVlAAAVVVW! CASH i ALSO Home Equity loans Available Local inance I JACK HALL I Soys 1972 Models 1 Are Just' fflJRCH0ICEs2788 BRAKE RELINE or ENGINE TUNE UP SERVICE OERS BELOW AMNLABLE ONIY AX USTEO GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES BRAKE ROINE i lnsillbrek aU 4 wheel Wheal cyle $750 a Druma turned $300 ea ront treeieeah $450 pr Return iprinp MX re extra cot UUK IWC MMII MM MN CAM The team of Jack Beck Erhmel Warner Elbert Ratliff and Gordon Coleman fired a 31 to capture the Valley View Industrial League weekly tour ney Hoiward Reedy' Lee adely Harold Huff and Dick Harding had 32 in the lorida Best Ball tournament to tie the team of' Marion Sanders John letcher Morris Bailey and Curt Heaton for second place I The Industrial League will hold a regular best ball event Wednesday and Thursday Tee times are as follows: i WEDNESDAY 4 pm Bob Perkins John ietcter Bob Copeland Butch Pfigsley 4:07 Norm Sanders Lee Glentzer Lloyd Werkihg Garr lick 4:14 Rex Slick Ray Pad getL Jim Phillips Donald Small Thad Loudehback Charles HarrisDean Hanson Dexter Chappel 4:28 Max McDonald Jer ry Nichous Paul Sylvester Charles Myer 4:35 Harold Campbell Cliff Keihn David Livingston Gor don Coleman Power nm vni nc cm Belt ruuuuw UHU Save27to60aset i i depending on size blackwalls By The Associated Swimming Men's meter 1 Mark Soitz Cnrrnirhaol r'aur ti A won the Grandview Ladies farl('n Grove canf 3 Robin Backham' tournament: MenxlT meter' freestyle relay 1 Helen Heflin won'iClass with Unied state" Dve Edgar Knoxvnie iennj Min Murphy Hinsdale ilI Jerry Heidenreich Dallas Mark Spitz Carmi chael Calif) 2 Russia 3 East Germa ny 200 meter individual 1 Shane Gould Australia 2 Korella En der East Germany 3 Lynn Vidali San rancisco Diving 1 'Mickl King Hermosa Beach CaJif 2 Ulrika Knape Sweden 434 19 3 Maria Janicke East Germany Canorlnr Two Aces ifed In DR unfest or a golf tournament which had a bole in one previ ously the Delco Remy un est at Killbuck went crazy this weekend Jay Dixon and 'Ralph Allen notched aces in the tournament Dixon aced the 154 yard eighth bole with an eight iron playing with Terry Norton and Sid Mills paugh on riday He finished the day with a 67 Allen rifled a five iron Into the cup on the 179 yard 15 hole reritiL W4VU VTCLKT VYCVU iVldJUl and Don Orbaugh watching doyn ttw imide my uniform and my leg vya on fire That stuff gets hot fc burry" His ankle wai torn out of the socket and fractured In three places really bail I taken 20 more aeconda on the atop and' still won the 'Why doesn't oyt retire and" rest on hia record IL vu iwuv tXK not until over 40' What will I do if I run? If I die iix race car tomorrow be ddtif what I want io I ON QUALITY I ALUMINUM 9 SIDING! i Also Garaget Patio Room Additions 1 New Baths Roofing JACK HALL I Ph 6424919 1 419 Pendleton Ave 4:42 Bab Dye John Brand eniberg John Craig Dick Hard ing 4:49 Larry Erh Warner Morris Bailey curt neaoon 4:56 Jack Beck adely Bob Bedwell Al nedy THURSDAY 4 pm Steve Barnett Shively indal Brown Walter Perkins 4:07 Clyde Hershberger Guy Speece Paul Hughes Earl Myers 4:14 Chet Sczesny Bill Charles Ray Adams Mike Mc Nabb 4:21 Danny Sexton Mike Mundy Norman Barnard Joe Martin zJ 4:28 Dink Murray Howard Reedy Tom Griffin Kenny Hardin 4:42 Don Sinclair Jim Shively Bob Carlton Jack Loudenback 4:49 Jerry Shively Brian Hickock Dennis Roof Doug 4:56 Bab Eller Ed Ray Jim Savage Jim Whitfield EAST LANSING Mich (AP) Before practice be gan for Michigan State Univer sity the Spartans lost a poten tial starter for up to eight weeks Wide receiver Mike Hurd but after surgery fori a separa tion in his right shoulder Hurd slipped and fell Sunday morning during an informal workout for players on campus to await drills which got un derway Monday The junior from Jackson became a regular taie fast season i Iw 44 a uermany straight between Mav 12 and 'Spring mj May 21 And they drew the shooting kz 4 I Small Bore Rille 1 Ho Jun Ti leagtie bet JtWO spl ing North Korea 2 Victor Auer North Holly wood uallf 3 Nicolae Rotaru Romania Gymnastics Team If Russia 2 East Germany 3 Hungary Weightlftling 1 Imre oeldl Hun gary 2 Mohamed Nassiii Iran 3 Gen Maye Green Wins AGC Event PH 643 3359 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER 7TH JACKSON NEW STORE HOURS: 8 to 6 MON thru RI SATURDAYS ta 5 She says try harder to concentrate when she opens play riday in the US Open Tennis Championships at or est Hills NY her first crack at this top American tourna ment The 21 year old jdaughter of an aboriginal sheepherder in the Australian outback country Miss Goolagong is seeded No 2 behind Billie Jean King in play in the same bracket with 19 yera old Chris Evert and Evonne like the draw feel much better about going to the finals if I in the same bracket with Ghris Evonne sa'id have beat HOSPrtAL 4 4 vanassri i TTZ TTUirz JT I U' 1U IJLLIIM UlL iMldte ir 1 I 'f'l err IS fl I I IX ft' HAVEY HUSTLSMONaY I I I £4 1 W1 i a AUkll TV lf WAV 1 K'S BK IC'TMa S'i P4 JU I IV inlk (Li I IV JI 7 1 i 1 'I Jab pee tjsBr? i 2 wllfti I I r' ywpw I Bl I gTTTTTTTTTTYYTYY? vwwbbbbbf tetetevw tete GOODYMR vK I o' I JMHMMI A SSB sa wB Ml ftuw i BUM Sim yW'a 1 i 1 I Ho o7I i r7U 1 i Ji MJ 4 A I A 6 re? jBaaaB i 4' MRamtwa Z3.