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ip SATURDAY JUNE 3 1967 THE ANDERSON HERALD 5 1 VM i PAGE 9 15th Annual SPORTSMAN'S ALUMINUM CENTER Up To A Big 28x55 Size Limited Time Only 3D AYS ONLY THURSDAY RIDAY SATURDAY the STERLING I 4 PLY NYLON CORD MURBAMAGIC VALUE 534 5 4288 guarantee flu to EDGE WOOD PLAZA 644 796 SOUTHDALE PLAZA 642 5521 CITIZENS BANKING CO i 1PR CHARGE IT! MONET DOWN! STAND T4 PLY EXCISE TAX" drew wordsof approval from their trainers riday and then with eight other lightly regard ed 3 ear olds were entered for the 99th running of the $125000 24 INCH MOOft 3198 25 INCH MODEL 3T98 22 INCH MODEL OHLY $5 MORE Take" With OPEN AN ACCOUNT BY PHONE? ALL BICYCLES SET UP REE CHARGE ANO READY TO RIDEi NEW CAR INANCING PHONO Rg 4995 STANDg 350 afuMtg Center Brok Triple lat Gvmh Rimi $fenkn CahiaiWa Constructs for a Lew Lew Prktl aurot Retires COLUMBIA Mo: (AP) Don aurot on the University of ETTERTOP QUALITY biation Storm LET HAND COORDINATION Once the second step is be gun (with the left foot in the four step delivery) my left hand has already steadied the ball I how allow this hand td drop away" from "the' ballr Which should then drop nature ally into the start of the back 1 swing Those who use the left hand find it difficult to "maintain co ordination 21 IM tsoo MOt Tilt Action yr 'All Extruded Aluminum Wool Pile Weather Stripped Damascus winner oLl the Preakness and the 6 5 favorite Romeo Hanover or 21st Win NY '(UPp Romeo Hanover of the United States thel 4favorite beatoff a challenge by Cardigan Bay in 'the stretch to win the $100000International Pace ataYonkers Raceway Thursday night was the 21st consecutive 'victory for Romeo Hanover owned by the Lucky Star and Morton inder of New York He was timed in 3:05 3 5 over' a fast track for the mile and one half race Cardigan Bay an 1 year old Zealand gelding now underlease to US owners moved upat the mile mark to make his But Romeo urging by driverGeorge met racing severalhundred yards and then winning rby half a length asTrue Duane moved up to make it a photo finish with Cardigan Bay The winner paid $260 $220 and $210 Cardigan Bay re turned $260 and $220 and True Duane $220 Adios Vic of the US was fourth Tactile a New Zealand horse now underlease in the US was" fifth Orbiter another New Zealander under lease in America was sixth and Nelson Guv of the US was seventh and last 'Eleeant Haniver to be driven by Peter Wolfendcn New leading driver was a last minute scratch due to a sore leg OMEIIMESITS PIICULT TOjJr GET WITHIN' CASTING DISTANCE ISH TYING TONOER "STREAM? WTBANKS THAT SOUNDYOUR APPROACH ABOVEAT SUCH TIMES EMTER'Q JiETLY UPSTREAM ROM SPOT 2L IGHTLX HOOKTHE LURE INTO THE LACY ROOTS A SMALL? PRY BUSHY WEED TO' LOAT LURE5 DISENGAGE "THEPpickup (assuming you are us ING A SPINNING REEL) SO THE LINE RUNS REELYTHROUGHOUT THE DRIT 'TO BEYOHO TARGET THEN LOOSEN LURE WITH A 1TUG AND RETRIEVE tTTHROUGH THE ISH'S "HOLD The schools engage each other in cross country basket ball track and baseball the first year wrestling tennis and golf the second year and football the third year Enrollment ris range from' 350 to 550 in the third i Screen Windows Bell Helmets ace shields Goggles Phillips Motors 2311 Broadway HERE IS YOUR ILLUS TRATED GUIDE TO EVERY STRIKE AND SPARE SHOOTING COMBINATION IN BOWLING! Send for the booklet and pare Don Carter and Marion Ladewig A yours for 20c and a stamped self addressed envelope sent to Don Carter Marion Ladewig in care of National Newspaper Syndicate 20 North Wacker Drive Chi cago III 60606 gDIVISJON OEnER BROSr" 77 3 I tcAVeTfB 644 4454 Damascus and second choice the Triple Crown breezed three Proud rA Clariondriilingi on eighths of a mile in 37 3 5 sec tracks some 150 miles apart onds at Delaware Park in a fi nal workout Then trainer rank Whiteley loaded the swift striking colt on a van' for the trjp2toAgueducUwi th the laconic comment is readylE Proud ''Clarion surprise winner: of the Kentucky Derby but third in the Preakness after lagging in' the early part of the race put has final licks at Aque duct as trainer Gentry watched The star of Johri Darby Dan arm clicked off three eights in 34 2 5 and went out the one half mile in 48 2 5 seconds under a tight hold by exercise bov Terry GroganThe time for the three eighths com pared to a 35 2 5 second clocking posted by Proud Clarion the day before his Derby tridmph was feeling real said the obviously pleased Gen try 1 Entry fees each also were paid for Cool Seitz and Vincent" Reid Patrice Reason to Hail Michael' Gentleman James John Blas ting Charge' Edgar Prinkipo Gay United States Pulls Away rom Argentina 76 66 MONTEVIDEO Uruguay UPI The United States pulled "away in the second half riday night to defeat Argenti na 76 66 in World Basketball championship Vern Benson of the Akron Goodyearsled the Americans with 13 points Using a double pivot! of six foot nineuErnesito Gehrmann 6 8 Tomas Sandor the Argentinians kept it close in the first half "trailing cmly32 30 Six minutes after intermis sion the US using a full court press raced to a 45 35 lead and were never again threatened At one point the Americans led 61 4L Gehrmann topped the Argentinians with 18 The US and Russia are co favored in the seventeam final It 'tyas the first 'iir the tourney for the Americans who posted a 3 0 record in prelimina ry games PGA Journey Definite Says' Prexy Grievances' Wi llBeHearttAnd StUHiedByEJutivelGroupZEGter PALM BEACH GARDENS in: UPI The President of the Professional Golfers Associ ation said riday there will be a PGA championship in Denver next month despite strike threats by some players A group of touring pros threatened Thursday to break away fom the PGA if they were 'not given' more7 control over prize money President Max Elbiri said from PGA headuarters here the" grievances will dealt with after they have been studied by the officers ami the Executive PGA Executive Director entry tieid Pairings and starting times of 40 foursomes registered for thej Anderson Country Club 1 5th Annual Guest Member 18 hole' tournament today at the ACC Course wag announced JJast night by members of the tourney committee composed ofPJ Tibbetts chairman Diedring co chairman DrR Land Maier G' Rose and Smith The field of 160 linksmen is oneofthe largest ACC sponsoredJour neys in its history Prizes will be offered in both low gross and low net based on Handicap explain tlw nfflnialc nurcnmpc will start teeing off at 8:30 this morning and most of them will follow in eight minute intervals A dinner will be served at 7:30 in the clubhouse The pairings and "times:" Wechsler Mr Eglen Greenwait Lennen 8:38 Larry Jackson Bob Wos chitz CaldweU Bill Toole 9:00 Robinson A John son RL McCluskey Meredith Mitchell 9:08 Luzader C'B Pruitt" Al Mills Campbell" 1 9:16 Brattain Dick arrer Jack Jarrett" Jack Wilson 9:24 Anderson Shelby Mar tin Herb Piepho Sam Miller Black Dick Peck Or ones John Brissenden Brown Don Bob Spay Ray Albertson 9:48 Porter Don Marsh rank Hanson Ed McDuffee 9:54 Harold Wenzel Carl Mc Gowan Hill Jr Robert Need ham 10:02 Rex Brock Bob Lambert son Keith Macy Dale i A ETrRiggs Bill Riley Jerry Spear guest 10:26 King Harold Spear Kemmer Walter Schofield Sheldon Smith A Leader Art Beety 10:42 Heller Bill Quinlan Carl Erskine guest Huh Dr "Tobe "Weg rich Martin Ben Woodhull Hitz Biir Moore A Black Bill Bender Williams Charles (Chuck) James Howe Hardwick Rose Bob Paugh Richard Cotton Ballinger Steve KraU rank Amos Dan Davisson Tibbetts DidBrea don John Slack guest 12:02 (Jack) Bennett Harrison Gwinnup Montgomery Dr ritz lan agan Rod Skiles ke Martin 12:18 Joe Broderick Nor burv rank Cipilloso Dan Orbaugh Dr Polhcmus Ger ald Skinner Jim Biddle Harry orse 12 Dr A Blassaras rRay Estes Matthews Bud ricke 12:40 Mike Armington Craig Campbell Tom Decker guest Maier Sharon Bell Irv McCormack Walter Smith 1:02 Ballinger Glen Ply mate Bob Schultz Bob Leonard Roby Lew Roby ames Lentz Charles Dillman Riedel John Barber Dr Pierce Tom Miller 1:24 Pancol Bob Gibson Wt Morse Bob Shafer 1:32 Max Robinson Jim Dillon John Seal John A Wood A rance Milton Mills Sr Col Robert Reese 1:48 Weller Charles Laugh Un Dr Hallenbeck Ben Nel son Jr i 1 :56 Matt Brown Dave Brown George Hughes John Code iS7 9 'T Wprkaman'i Swinehart Paul Heckaman Mike Broson Edmundson Ted Vm on Moore guest Skinner Bauer Thompson Mike Layton 2:28 Roberts Phil Sullivan Norman Norns Al Reynolds DRIT A LURE INTO GUARDEDJ'HOLDS'L HOOK LURE BUSHY Ji KINTO ROOTS WEEP 3V8 EpsteihHdppyT About Trade To Senators 1 By TOM SEPPY WASHINGTON (AP): Mike Epstein" the "hulking first'base' man who refused to report to the minor leagues when sent down by Baltimore said yesterday he wants repay as quickly as possiblethe debt of confidence the Washington rSenators have in very grateful to the Sen ators for giving' me a said Epstein acquired from the Orioles by Washington Monday along with pitcher rank Ber taina for the No 1 pitcher Pete Richert Epstein smiling and' appar ently in good spirits made his remarks at a hastily called news conference before he worked out in DC Stadiiun aft er arriving from California The 6 foot 3 209 pounder named Minor League Player of The Year after playing at Roch ester of the International League in1966 went home to California three weeks ago rath er than report back to Roches ter was actually very serious about said Epstein had made up my mind I going anywhere in the Balti more organization the Orioles hadn't traded me I would have definitely stayed but of baseball And I meant it I was already enrolled in school and had a good iob1 when I was notified of the trade I i eather Herbert avorable Turn and Mrs Jane Bullet An additional payment of $1' 000 each is duet 45 minutes be foe the 5:30 pm EDT start ing time Saturday If the'start ing fee as paid by all of the10 the Belmont will be worth $149h 700 with share $105 950 Second place will be worth $25000 with $12(5QQ for third and $6250 for fourth sys tem will televise the" race from 5 5 45 pm' EDT withradio coverage down for 5:15 5 45: The draw for postpositions gave to Damascus be ridden1 bBill Proud Clarion with Brauho Baeza replacmg Bobby Ussery inthe saddle will leave from Ma' A Camp Atterbury Meets I Mittmeni Saturday Night At Reformatory Camp Atter bury boxing coach Tom John son announced this week that he was bringing in Jerome Hill 147 pounds and Horace Wallace 154 pounds from Streator Ill to face the Indiana Reforma tory Bombers in the Summer Golden Gloves at the Job Corps ieldhouse Saturday June 3 Hill a hard punching 147 pounder will face Lester (Hard Times) Taylor while Wallace $450 PER HUNDRED £li PER YEAR ULK 19 1 NCH CUT WITH 3 KP BRIGGS STRATTON starter Havy 14 jaug slctl Jack mounlerf controls Oscillating LAWN SPRINKLER 349 88 Value Gentle spray covers fargerectangulor oreos 1 the outstanding amateur goalie has signed a contract with the St" Louis Biues 'of the National Hockev Leaeue 'the club announced riday Terms were not disclosed PLAYBIKE BUNNY BICYCLES i to reicB buotx rfi wioe ooiioon forks and lots of chrome oa rims hondle bcrs seat suobarls rrwU rat etc OUR LOW PgfCt I Typhoideyer Keeps Roth rom STANORD' Calif (AP) Roth Olympic gold medal' winner named asS1 the outstanding male swimmer in 1965 is seriously ill with typhoid fever and has been withdrawn from the United States team competing in the Pan American Games at Winnipeg in "July The19 yearld holder of the world record the 400 meter individual medley set in the Tokyo Olympics in was stricken Tuesday He is in isola tion at Stanford Cowl Medical Center Roth a Stanford sophomore from Atherton Calif became ill last week He andDon ScholIander are! the onlv members of the 1964 US Olympic to be se lected for the Pan American Games next month 50 EET GARDBi HOSE 100 DURABLE VINYL Big Value I Low Pricel 3Vi JCWOWEI EWCWE WITM5UH STMTE8 154 pounds will square off againsL Amalee Cole Taylor is the Indiana Open Class Golden Gloves champion in the 147 pound class while Cole is the State Novice Class 154 pound champion Bomber coach Bob Utter said that he care who Johnson? brought in as long as he could! prove that they were amateurs and were sanctioned by the AAU I Other Bombers who will ap pear in the all star card are Bill Mabie state Novice Classi 147 pound champion Joe Hard ing runnerup for the state OpenClass 178 pound championship Big Buster Adams state Open Class heavyweight champion Melvin (Pappy)' Lias 142 pounds Sammy Williams 'Sub Novicelf5 pounder Claude (Golden Boy)Br0wn 128 pounds and Pee Wee LaMar 119j pounds who recently defeated state champion Cart Evans ip Anderson Members of the Bomber wrestling team will also see ac tioni in 'fin Australian tag match Robert Crcascy meanwhile said Elbin hascalled a special meeting the Executive CommitteefdfJune 20 at the site of he Clevelanfbi Open championshipThat meeting will be followed by a joint meeting of the Executive Committee and Elbin raid threats of strike would notakec plans for the PGA championship UklG Acham pionship is a privilege Elbin somea disgruntled players prefer! notto themselves of this privilege their clioice But we will hold a PGA championship and a new PGA champion will be Hill Setjastest Lap UnLanSZANDVOORT Netherlands (AP) Graham Hill of London i driving an all new ord pow ered Lotus shattered all opposi tion to set the fastest lap in practice riday for Dutch Grand Prix auto race' nill looking very tired after I his all night flight from the United States registered for the best lap a full five seconds bet ter than the record for this 26 mile' track 1Second fastest driver' was 36 year old Dan Gurney of River mph in' his Gureev Wcslako aule I The average private golf club snends about $3505 ner vear Use Bulletin Herald Classifieds maintain a single hole 100 Cold Rubber Extra Blowout Tread with BO and Kira otivra the New Miracle Proteclioti Rubber WHITE WALLS $250 MORE" 4 oeiittM thrttk dial i GREENIELD Ind AP) Seven of the smaller central In 1 diana high schools have organ i ized a new conference for sports beginning with the 1968 69 school year ence will be selected at a meet ing in September The schools are Eastern HancockNew Pal estine North DecaturMorriS town High Triton Central and Knightstowq' of the new doh ference is Roger Anderson of North Decatur jr an announce ment rida Walter Mohnder of New' Pales tinet! fitf 12 veft oni con 7 lund citcuiU Ton con Irot" Built In tptalttr dlt yur car whh mllovf ht ft BOWLING! iceaay ror ueimoni xaKes MARION LADEWIG i ll! NEW' YORK avored I to take the 'mile'third leg of eather Herbert BLUES SIGN MARTIN ST LOUIS (AP) Seth Missouri sports Martie regarded bv many as 1910 will become assistant Um versity'directorfor alumni spe cial" events July 1 That date will mark his re tirement as athletic director a post he has held since 1956 Be fore 'that 'he was head football coach Pairings Starting Times Of 40 oursomes Set In ACC Guest Member Today Damascus Proud Clarion COMPLETE DUlirn CRJ OR ONLY PORTABLE PHONO 4 SPEED RECORD CHANGER With AUTOMATIC SHUT Volume end tone controls Large powerful speaker Attrac tive slim cabinet with mar resistant finish A REAL VALUEl A HE CAR RADIO Eastern Hancock Others orm New Conference astem Hancock titie wai wttb draw from theXast Central Conference at the end of th 1967 68 school year to enter th new conference Tri Hich is a new school' that will be composed of Spiceland Straughn and Lewisville A Ir (fijusBiMai 1 1 iL' vX fa jv flJKSiOn rT Va StACKWML! ta JW Md DLD TWt IMA A a rr 7 1 I MnwOMA Mt HA WITH A UR I 71 I 'T 'LuMfi KJ A ary rd PtokK eX WMefif iL A IT avsxv XA A Mi 1183 735700 14 2J1 775750 14 220 825800 14 236 775670 15 221 I MONEY DOWN! 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