Panama City News-Herald from Panama City, Florida • Page 33

Panama Citj-, Florida, Sunday, Scptpmlier 10, 197Z Page OC Ryun Still Isn't Sure What Happened At first, just minutes after i was composed and seemingly the incident that will haunt him calm as he answered the forever, Ryun was unable to question, "What happened i speak to anyone. In fact, he "I think I got tripped, but can't guarantee anybody what said Ryun as he MIDGET BACKERS These cheerleaders, shown in action at the jamboree, provide inspiration for their team in Gulf Coast Midget Football League play. PEE WEES, TOO Midgets Resume Action Gulf Coast Midget Football League will go into the second Edwards Stadium. Here is the pee wee schedule week of play with pee the week: ijames Monday at Wilmont Monda.v, 6:30 p.m., Lynr Junior Highs Are All Set Junior high school football ac- home games on tlieir own fields tivity gets under way in Bay land Jinks and Rosenwald at County Thursday afternoon Oliver Stadium, Mowat playing at Everitt and Rosenwald entertaining Dothan, Young at Tommy Oliver Stadium. Both games will begin at 1:30 p.m.

Jinks, which won the county championship last season, will Ickx Clocked In Fast Time MONZA, Italy (UPIl-Jacky Ickx of Belgium, driving a start its season Sept. 21, playing k. grabbed the pole position for Bonifay here. Each Junior high team will play six games, three with its intracounty rivals and three with outside teams. Everitt and Mowat play their Haven vs Drummond Park; 8 p.m., Callaway vs Parker.

Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Beach Cedar p.m., North- lide vs Oakland Terrace. Saturday, 1 ii.m., Tyndall Falcons vs Millville-Springfield; p.m., vs Tyndall-Voodoos. Tlie midget schedule for the week is: Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., Tyndall Falcons vs Cove-Cherry; 8 p.m., Callaway vs Parker. Thursday, 6:30 p.m., Nortii- side vs Drummond Park; 8 p.m., Millville-Springfield vs Tyndall V'oodoos. Saturday, 4 p.m., Lynn Haven vs Oakland Terrace; 5:30 p.m..

Beach vs Cedar Grove; 7 p.m., Southport vs Hiland Park. MUNICH (UPI)-It took a medal-winning performance by Jim Ryun just to face up to people. It wasn't the medal he was hoping to take home from the Olympic Games, but the courage he displayed will stand him in better stead in future. claimed later he lost his senses chance of fulfilling a four-year I about one-third of the race loft and wasn't quite sure what hejdream. "All I know is was doing.

everything was going well and I But after treatment for felt good and the ne.xt thing I wounds on his right heel and knew I was trying to figure out right knee, a contusion of his what happened." throat and a possible ankle What happened was that with sprain, followed by a the' around the practice track; 'outside the main stadium, Ryun Japs Bumped In Judo Meet in the qualifying run Friday, Ryun collided with Billy Fordjour, a Ghanan who attended Howard PajTie College in Brownwood, Tex. Both runners remained down on the track for at least eight seconds before Ryun lifted himself up and i-esumcd running. But he was so far behind that he had absolutely no hope of catching anyone, Ironically, Kenya's Kiiichoge Pancho Beafen FOREST HILLS, Y. (UPI) Pancho Gonzalez, at age 44, was no match for 37 year old Mai Anderson in the men's- over-35 title match at the U.S. Open championships today.

Pancho lost in straight sets 7-5, 6-4. Gonzalez was the Forest Hills champion in 1948 and 1949, while Anderson, on of the long line of fine Australian players, took the crown in 1957, Both Pancho and Mai had entered the main event in the lield of 148, but Pancho was a first round loser to Algerian Patrice Dominguez and Anderson had gone out in the second round to Marty Riessen, happened," quietly tried to as explain away i the'accident that cost him his i 'prciimina of the Olympic open class Judo Spitz On TV BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) Swimmer Mark Spitz, winner of seven gold medals at the Munich Olympic games, will turn comedian while making his show business debut on a Bob Hope television special Oct, 5. The National Broadcasting Company said Friday that Spitz, whose looks have been liked to those of Omar Sharif, probably would do a standup comedy routine with Hope. His payment for the show was not disclosed and the network would not comment on whether Spitz' amateur standing would be jeopardized by the appearance.

MUNICH Shinomaki of the 1969 i Kenya, the man who boat Ryun 1971 world open class lout for the gold was eliminated Sa-i medal at Mexico City in 19fiS, was still kind of in a daze at that point." Ryun said he wasn't himself when he got up to continue running, but perhaps by instinct he knew what he had to do. "For a couple of minutes 1 didn't know what happened and then as soon as I was able to collect my thoughts I got up; and took off as fast as I trying to make it up as fast as I could, but not do it all at once at least I had a chance," competition. He was eliminated when Vitali Kusnezov of Russia scored a fall over West German Klaus Glahn in 4.04 in winning a pool bout to qualify for the semifinals later in the day. Glahn will have a second chance in the ropachages. Glahn had outnointed maki in the third round by being the aggressor.

Shinomaki had not fought the Russian and therefore was eliminated. It meant that Japan won only three of the six Judo gold medals at stake despite the team's hope of sweeping all the gold medals. Jajian won the middleweight welterweight and lightweiRht events. HEADS CHARLOTTE, N.C.(UPI1 U.S. Open winner Billie Jean King goes after a $12,000 first ever offered in women's tennis when she heads a field of stars in Monday's opening round of the $40,000 Four Roses Premium Tennis Classic.

Sunday's 43rd Formula One Italian Grand Prix, edging out Chris Amon of New Zealand in a French Matra for the fastest practice time. Ickx hit an average speed of 135.745 miles per hour. Jackie Stewart in a Tyrrell Ford was fastest throughout the 1 first day of practice under sunny skies and for mo.st of the Bills Ready For Anything Dixie Window Tourney Slatec John Henry Sherman, Signal Hill course owner, announces the annual Dixie Window golf tournament will be held Sept. 29 30 and Oct. 1.

The announcement said: "The managements of Signal Hill Country aub and Di.vie Window Company join in cordially inviting you to participate in the third annual Dixie Window Invitational to be played on the Si'gnal Hill Course ber 29, 30, and October 1, 1972. "There will be a beer and shrimp party Friday evening and a cocktail party with hors de curves Saturday evening. Your wives or girl friends are invited to both parties. "The field will be limited to the first 96 players to return the entry form along with the entry fee. Please be prompt to assure your place as we anticipate the limit will be reached by or before September 20.

"We will have a fine array of prizes for all flights plus the coveted blue jacket which will be presented to the winner of the championship flight by Cogburn's. "Westinghouse is donating a fine prize for nearest to the pin, on one of the three par holes, the final day of the tournament." was in the same heat, which he won. Keino waited at the finish line for Ryun, who received a long ovation from the crowd of 80,000 people, and embraced him. "He just shook my hand," said Ryun, a tall, 25-ycar-old from Lawrence, Kan. "I can't tell you anything that happened ADD PLAYER BALTIMORE (UPI)-In an effort to strengthen their infielding corps for the final stretch of the pennant race, the Baltimore Orioles Saturday acauired Tom Matchlck from their Rochester Red farm club.

"With 200 yards to go I knew I was too far behind, but I just went as hard as I could," For the first half of the race, Ryun ran ninth in the field of 10, But he felt this strategy was proper. "I figured with the pace as fast as it was a few fellows would st.nrt to drop out after awhile and it wouldn't be quite so hard to get in the top four," he explained. "I was just fine. I didn't want to get up in front and push the pace. I couldn't see any point in that where I was just trying to qualify for, tomorrow.

"I felt I was running a very smait race from the standpoint of not getting in traffic and the next thing I knew I was on the Wings ground trying to recover my 'senses and get back up." UNITE ALL OF BAY COUNTY ELECT WILLIAM GRAY DISTRICTS (COUNTY COMMISSIONER) Pd.Pol.Adv. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPD- Head Coach Lou Saban thinks it was a good pre-season but adds dropped to third! that his Buffalo Bills still have The Bills closed out the second, but place in the grid position late some things to learn, today. Brazil's Emerson leading the world (irivrr's i pre-season schedule in championship, had the best time, putting him in the third row for start. Phia Kagles before 30,488 enthused fans at War Memorial! Stadium.

i SAVE $101.95 An open letter the citizens and voters of Bay County FROM: VERNON (Buddy) ANDERSON Candidate For Commissioner District 5 County Dear Fellow Citiiens: Being a candidate seeking to be your County Commissioner from district five, I wish to take this opportunity to tell you something about myself, my perience, and my platform. I was born in Bay County the son of Borruss and Irene (Calhoun) Anderson (who are also life-long residents of the county). I Bay County Secondary Schools and furthered my education by 'attending college at night, during my military enlistment. While in the U.S. Navy, I was seleded along with another Panama Citian, to serve with the Defense Atomic Support Agency, I was awarded a Top Secret Security deorance, after a background investigation of my life and handled highly classified material as a responsible and dedicated American.

1 returned to Bay County aftei- my military enlistment and married the former Dolly Holden, the daughter, of Charles and Mary (Scott) Holden. We have four children, own our own property and we offend the West Bay Baptist Church. I'm a member of the West Bay Men's Club and being an avid Sportsman I was formerly the president of the Pt, Washington Deer HontersAssoc. Inc. I have been active in other local sporting clubs, as well as the Florida Wildlife Federation, the National Wildlife Federation and the National Shooting Sports Foundation.

1 have been employed as a Field Engineer with American Div. U.5._Sfeel on Engineering Surveyor-For' Michael Baker Inc. Consulting Engineers and Planners, (Consultants to such companies as Gulf Power Co. and U.S. Army Corps, of Engineers), I worked for a short time as a Quantity and Cost estimator for a Road and Bridge contractor.

I was formerly the supervisor of a local municipal Sanitary Sewer System that cost over two million dollars. My experience has been in the same type of work, that is primarily that of a county commissioner. In Planning, quantity and cost studies and construction of Roods, Drainage, water and sewer utilities, More of your tax dollars are spent on these Engineering Projects than anything else. In fact over 75 per cent. For this reason, I feel thot Bay County should have at least one county commissioner with Engineering experience.

My platform, which includes the desire to see Bay County adopt proper rood specifications, is that I will use my experience in the areas that most of vour tax dollar is spent, to see that they ore spent properly and conservatively and in the'best interest of the could result in a substantial savings, and therefore provide more money for other worthwhile programs. I Love: Bay County and I resent seeing it exploited business men, who would destroy it's natural beauty and resources, strictly for the purpo.se of persona! economic gain, without regard tothe environment of our life-community. For the economic- parts of the biotic dock will not function without the uneconomic parts. If eleded your county commissioner from district will serve as a full time county commissioner and out in the cpunty with you, to discuss each individual problem. hope that you will approve of my experience, as my qualifications for the office of county commissioner, an9 eled me to'serye you in district five, and I will with the honesty and dignity that the office deserves.

THANK YOU VERNQN (Buddy) ANDERSON Paid Pol, Ady. "It was a good pre-season," -Saban said. "Now it's ail on the line from here on in. I think we answered most of our riuestions in the last eight weeks but there are still some things we have to do." Saban did a few things of his own before the game, like installing second-year wide receiver Bob Chandler at a starting post. Chandler caught only four for touchdowns and two for key first downs.

"We just wanted to go with Saban said in i the last-minute switch. "We've made no I decision on whether he'll start I during the regular season." i After Mike Clark booted a 37- i yard field goal late in the first quarter, Buffalo quarterback Denns Shaw found Chandler all alone in the end zone on a 14- yard pass play to make it lO-O. Tom Dempsey kicked a 15- yard field goal for the Eagles at 9 of the second period and quarterback John Reaves, substituting for starter Pete Liske, hit tight end Gary Ballman with an H-yard scoring pass to tie it up just five-minutes later. Clark gave the Bills a 13-10 halftime edge as he connected on a 40 yarder. The Shaw-to-Chandlcr conv bination clicked again on a nine-yard of the third quarter just four plays after BilV punter Spike Jones faked a punt and gallsiied the Eagles' 44 to the Philadelphia 22-yarrl line.

Buffalo linebacker Paul Guidry ran 26 yards with a Reaves fumble on the next Philadelphia series. Eagles Linebacker Bob Creech followed the act at 7:46 of the fourth quarter when he ran 47 yards for a seme after a fumble by Jim Harris. Bills Coach John Rauch, who guided the club through the 1969 and 1970 season, had some candid comments about his former club and its personnel. Rauch, who now coaches the I-lagle's offensive hacks, believes the Bills have matured since the last time he saw them. "Their draft choices are paying off," Rauch said.

"They're a much more mature football team. O. is now a much better football player. The defense got better. (Al) Cowlings has matured.

Edgar Chandler sticks out well on 1 first came to Buffalo they wanted to cut him. They were thinking of cutting (Wayne) Patrick too." Patrick is currently the Bills' first string running back, along with Simpson. The game may have proved costly for the Bills in the kicking department. Clark, who was obtained on waivers this week from Dallas, suffered what may have been a broken arm while making a tackle at the start of the second half. Saban said it appeared Clark's arm was broken but that X-rays will be taken to be positive.

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