News-Journal from Mansfield, Ohio • 10

10 Mansfield News-Journal! Monday, January 27, I9.18 eaders Hold On To Win Femme Tourney IceMiag minium Put Skein S2IL i4 Chris Zalin Captures '58 Singles Leaders in all divisions of the women's city handicap dPn Line 15 OSCAR FRALEY NLV YORK (UP) Foley's facts and By JOHN GRAY SHELBY The Galion Tigers (7-6) can wrap up a share of their second Northern Ohio League cage title by defeating second place Norwalk (6-6) Friday night for their fifth straight league win. Norwalk'has won three out of four league starts. To clinch the tie, the Tigers! Carmen Basilio is an early favorite to defend his middle-; bowling tournament held their weight title against Sugar Ray positions yesterday as the an-Robinson in their rematch at nual kegler's festival came to Chicago Stadium March 25, 'a close at the Richland Rec-hut fight experts contend thatreation. Robinson will be the choice at! rhrU 7ahn uc rmumoH need only a win over the1 'Tp-fcSft Truckers or two victories in tJrJtl' M. IF 19 the last three games.

L- Act It would be the first year "HWl. i By TIM MORIARTY United Press Sports Writer The Mountaineers of West Virginia face a mountainous task tonight when they place their 14-game unbeaten streak on the line against dangerous Duke at Durham, N. C. Top ranked West Virginia never has won a basketball game in the Duke indoor stadium. In fact, the Mounties always have a devil of a time beating the Blue Devils, winning only two of nine previous court skirmishes.

Duke has been blowing hot and cold this season, losing five of 11 games. However, in their last start before midterm examinations, the Blue the Tigers even won both thejAT i 1 football end basketball cham- fiD5 HV-d mmU 11 111 JItfIl pionships in the eight-school; ring time. The reasoning is that Ba-silio will be more confident this time plus the fact that each passing month takesso much out of those 37-year-old Robinson legs. But Sugar Ray is only three pounds over the gles champion when yesterday's keglers failed to dislodge her from the top spot she gained during the tourney's first week. Zahn's winning score was 632.

WEEKLEY TOP TEAM loop organized in 1944. A pair of 595's by two Mans-fielders provided top action in Mansfield bowling establishments over the weekend. R. Gaubatz laid down a 175-225-195595 in the Sons of Herman Loop at the Village IfiO-pound middleweight limit Ross Weekley's TV jumped h.w. mining first place jn the team Gallon shared the cage title with Bucyrus in 1950-51.

Last fall Galion won its first grid crown by winning all seven league contests. THREE OTHER TIFFS In other NOL games Friday night Bucyrus (5-7) plays at Willard (5-6), Shelby (5-8) motors to Tiffin Columbian (8-5) iit'w-iuuiiu onarpness is ex- gyent Saturday night with a pected to sway the price. 2,773 to nudge out front run- Lanes and Win Cleckner Devils upset North Carolina tossed a 190-224-181595 in the i. ning Gorman-Rupp of Bell urn America ua- viii Ingersoll Humphryes Mixed; State, 76-75. West Virginia Doubles League at the Village swung back into action after Lanes.

10-day "vacation" by wal- E. Baker rolled a 539 with Hoping Furman, 109-84, last end Bellevue (4-7) goes to vis Cup contain, is highly op-lpious week timistic over the chances of! t. regaining the big silver mugL Hflen Civay and Gertie Mc-the next time and Tt that the United States could ntou theiru1'196 dou" hv it if lead when the nearest Upper Sandusky (6-8) Saturday night. a 200 high game to lead the women keglers. She bowls in On Tuesday night outside the loop Bucyrus plays atthe village Mixed Doubles Loon at the Lanes.

ROBBIE STILL TOPS Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati increased his wafer-thin lead over Wilt Chamberlain of Mansneia jviauison upper Sandusky entertains once-defeated Crestline (14-1), Wil- mix Hi nix hi irAovr. SfcKlK V. 2I' E. Miinley. 213-550; M.

Anht.in, D. lard travels to Clyde and 'W; WirhW 'i'." Kansas in the individual scor- Savitt, Budge Patty and Ham Richardson had been on the team. "AH four singles matches were decided by one break in the fifth set," he asserted. "With steady campaigners such as Savitt, Patty or Rich LUCKY LAD Dave Nicholson, much sought-after St. Louis sandlot baseball star, signs a contract with the Baltimore Orioles as Scout Del Wilbur points out the dotted line.

Nicholson reportedly received more than a $100,000 bonus from the Orioles. (Unifax Photo.) iieuevue welcomes jrremoni 'bekim Wing race by pouring in 39 ROSS. k.Z: 4LJ- noints as the fifth ranter! change in this event was made in fourth place. Donna Potts and Delores Schneider (1,126) dropped to sixth place when Ruby Metz and Janie Stiteler combined efforts for a 1,134 to tie with Hon Wehinger-Ellie Gentille for fourth place. Amber Averill-Ev Swank and Bil-lie Cleckner Lil MeFunyon held on to a second place tie with a 1,166 score.

Jean Mc- 417 I.fr.k 4VM: i KfiCillff FM Cage Teams En 14 THiH Pacing the NOL individual hVi Bearcats trampled Wichita, 105-81, to take over first place scoring is Shelby's Russ Hep IM.rKHOI.I.-MI MI'HVr MIVMI lldlHIfl 1.111,1 in the Missouri Valley Confer- ner, 5-10 forward, with 55 baskets and five free throws Into -College 5" 11c na, ara lyr 113 IJU1IUS, Hn aveidKC PCI i E.i H.rrv. 4 nf 8 Tiffin Cnh m- wo.vkn Htwis -r n-rrr for Friend House leaeue ame 01 8-8- uinn 4JT: E.n.er Claran-Eleanor Baker are in iamiiton, 37S; llry 8jmn. Ha Hill Stanffpr i scrnnrf Wane fljJanicExeaaiflag Wm: learns mis wee. i joa. Robertson now has scored 493 points in 15 games for an average output of 32.87 points.

Chamberlain had 389 in 12 games for a 3242 mark when Kansas called time out for ex- JIN KIR HoH IIIhk tSTMVIIM'AI. John Kllr Shaw Ott, leader in the I 27rKerS an aver" Class League, has won all, 6 nokhu.rn onm third place with 1,135. SWANK WINS AGAIN Ev Swank made a repeat performance from last year when she captured the scratch John tivli'iO. 4 Gorrty, simith. Jim V.i.

seven of its games, St. Mary's 4 0 1 1-T 17S By TED VIROSTKO The first-round in the annual battle for "southern supremacy" is featured this week as the hardwood court quickens with Ohio colleges participating in ardson the breaks might have gone the other way." Back in November, Willie Shoemaker had to choose between Ralph Lowe's Gallant, Man and Wheatley Stables' Bold Ruler in the Trenton Handicap. It was assumed he chose Lowe's Gallant Man because of a sense of obligation due to the "pull up" ride he gave the horse in the Kentucky Derby. Now there is another obvious reason. Willie just hit oil with his first well which he received from Lowe.

so the rich get richer. tops the Junior League with 6-0, and Mansfield Brass withiW' 5-0 mark heads the Class list. Ohio Snort Center is the Three other top-rated teams played during the weekend 1 -I) 2 2 2 i .2.2 241 2 5 JiT I'll SAIN flTtK'N T(fV I.F.GIE LIlHirf l.n't all-eventswith a 1 584 fhan games pace INWVlDUAl, UUKUM Dvt liunv 4 Ik) 2'jSi ii'h and all won. Fourth ranked Ait. 4ii: 4'ii: Kv 4' i' ifiifiifiiH 1..,..

Those involved in the "supremacy" battle are Cin year she tossed a 1,486. Janie Stiteler made off with the HI. P.l il Statr. rfnnrw! ur with five wins and a loss. 6 cinnati, Miami, Dayton and Xavier perennial power house of the Buckeye cage scene.

WOMKX OF THK villus I IIRT HAI liarl IVDlIDi AL Whit-; 8 M7 6 h)7 (.73 I ANS -C" LtAul Sandusky Cincinnati, led by Sopho- TVam handicap all-events with a Civay held the honor up until yesterday with a score of 1,730. TKVM Prt itj'comb, 4'l: He.an V'im, 47; Mama Hw- man. Ann Zcfr. 4.W Fr "ia B- i State, 64-54; sixth ranked Oklahoma State trounced North Texas State, 66-44; and ninth-ranked Temple rallied to route St. Joseph's 73-58.

St. John's of New York, 1. t. Liirvrui a I in 5 8 7-S MH ill Bi'lievue 4 7 47 51 er. Eitner Dunn, 421; H.eB it more Oscar Robertson, nation's No.

1 scorer with a 5 5 3 1 2 1 4 6 7 Til? NOL IIKHl (, I (, I'ta Av 5 115 2 i aon, l'1! r'r 'ir 4' HONS OK HKKMAN I.KAI.IE VillatiH lAii- INTHVlDrAL hflRIK.S 0 ili'i l''v B.rr 1. ft atroraoo cppc 4 fUcsnior OHigh TiMs 11V riavfr. li.HtU .2773 Urucato Gulf 0 JR. LEAfil .4 5 21 .4 38 11 2'i this week, hosting sectional an Ohio 2o2 2i1-5-: 1 Ross Weakley's T. V.

2- JHellvilte 3 Bdr 4- M.tn'ifH "I'ire is 5 Bar VftriPtv Store 7 KPit looking ahead to a possible .4 7 71 1 rival Miami Thursday and 4 2 4 2 Jackie Farrcll, a member of the New York Yankee front Jr. Optimist 2 4 jj if 5" Novelty 4- mi "meeting of the unbeatens h.1 mi jr.K-.ry. Irsna htiiti'KV, 'ill. 6T2 West Virginia Feb. 6, quesne two aays later.

Kjt rich. Uacyrua hw. V. i.y. i.i Swrtz.

L'pi'Pr i '(idt-iiilia 2 4 The Bearcats, now H-v ty i- iv1, I office staff for 16 years, wasi a newspaperman before thatJlAiumakeVrDru 'p in first arp in the Missouri iihm snort comer Four games are on tap this Bui rim nun 't "-'j w't. Bui" Meni. Me-n'i t-oon. in -'pushed its record to 9-0 by 1 'MArMiwdowiinj; St. Francis of Brook- ia 8 15 -ioV wi'M.

65-53. ki J- llotf. II. S24. irontnrtrw anrl r.anrcria Trti During that eailier era, one of Vilrrh Vallpv Cnnfprpnrp nut nn an St.

Peto imi HWrtl. Orwiii. Tiffin 1 M.unjiivmjuiiiui iii6ii r. jrmea 14 -Wi: Am i 4 2 3 2 2 4 0 4 LEAM 0 1 school cage teams awesome aispiay 01 I AH TKAM KKPJEil I VW7, vjiui tbvu, his jobs once was to ghost write for Dizzy Dean. "It was okay," Jackie grins.

I J. 1 A. 1. 1 1 1 1 111 tli in Tram of the Mooat power by burying Wichita 105 1 2.V'i. Zlmmei 1W- iti.Virt on ninnlnn 1 in tVin TEAM GAMES nvrA.

KM. 81 Saturday, Manfieli1 lira aa liiirlTtliin 1st Nut, Bait St. 1'etera Loff KeU -Commercial Hcrap-Ricniand except inut ne couiun i reaa and 1 couldn't write." BEARCATS HOT Veniiiri Wins Thmulvrhiril Seeks Open John Simpson travels to On-i tario Wednesday and return to its home court Thursday to host Ashland. Johnny plays host to Butler and goes to Union Thurs- Southeastern Conference meet tonight at Atlanta. SKW YOHK (issi Hra ara nation's ton 20 roller all umi, with vi.m.toiit recif fti natiotii4a aarvny by Jnicruauucai Ni WEEPi Motn, 1 nrhrl't.

BAMAH "boY'X i rAfil MMaifi laiws INniVIDI'AL KEP.1ES M. 31.1; Jt. Oil. J. H'iff.

SS7. B. iltAllisier. 218; R. Baker, 2d4.

i 1 21 K1 Hall of Moose commercial Kcriiii-Siinsnt -1 atmunitr iKr- Mil Hl.KS 1 Hften AlrC.irtney 2 Aiut.er Averill Kv 3 i i Ia-Muhvoti 4 Baker 5- Hiitiv Cincinnati, ranked fifth nationally, has an overall re- Serve ..11 KRAMKRMA.V I.F.AfilK Mon-lav Boston Teln vs. Phils rtcl-phia New Vork Knlvkt va. DUIKtl Nl'tt'T- JINI'IB I-KAfH Mon.fuv Bt. Ma-y vs. texlrir'nn RnuKPta.

8.55 p. m. St, Peter's vs. rfw Maf iuiie, 7 35 p. m.

llnrmi Hardware vs Jr. OHiinta. P. m. JR.

ll'1IMsr l.EAr.l l. wst Vlriinla (14-0) ord of 12-2 and has soared over iiday, PALM SPRINGS, Calif. PAl'OIITFRs ir IIKRMA II.WH tlllair liw-a TNniVID''AI. JiF.KlJiS Bet'T Hoff. pfuffor'i H't.

Norma Bobby Fischer, Brooklyn's 14-year-old triple crown chess champion, is learning to ski under the tutelage of Olympic competitor Toni Kastner Simpson will get two goodithe century mark four times Kanii iS'a'f i I'M, 5. 1 3-2 1 (i-liod Gentille (INS) Young Ken Venturi, 1M- ttf Asm.n Wi so far this campaign. t-. iiMi.ier ii2icnances to even up things this 8 Lala Lantz the hottest goit prospect since vir 1, a .1 Bt.nj A i mil it I 2 1 u.r.iiit wppk a iinrnrin nnn Acn nnn Miami, leading the Mid- Koekta: MinnMta uk vs. Sam Snead roared from a una in return is teacning yTZT ii -1 'i' i ll the only two teams to American Conference with an lass i i v.ii! i aninjs, -o.

i-a WdlnM-iuv St PH i vn Hartman lVlOn 10 SiarQOm years HKO.iB I Hr If 4j ftrv.i'.a u. TEAM SERIES fiff-, t.VH: Hcon4 Tmi: 11. rsrotlr.a P-te ner to ay cness Many cnesSj.2-M.jrK, B.och.r.j.v have beaten the Bulldogs. Ash- I 111. 'it naim vowed today he would wi.r va.

Lo'f t.rirfl' 7:45 I unblemished 7-0 record, has yet to lose to an Ohio team, but it appears as if this rec- riir '-r lijrkrvf, n. Hl-i. 12. 14-2. 11 H.t TEAM OAME8 731: 14.

Maryi.n.1. 10-J; 15. 81. John's HJ: 10. 11-4.

17. Ar- IMLRMLitlATE l.L(.IK (not cneese; cnamps luve.i.-irKe uraham beat the Bulldogs, 48-42 been good athletes. Cuba busu Ontario 44-19 Fnrl.iv r1 vs 'the U.S. Open golf tourna- Simrf Ci'S-i ment. BAEKP8 Waldman mciii )l a' 5:55 P.

Jones Market vs. I. r.i,-,Kl., 17 c'ln-ia ank. 11 Willi-, iia.l'iri.:ni il H. IlliK 1 I A 1 -1 ..,1 5 4U 10-3 tennis star and Russi's Boris SartS'1 i Z' rLl HZ The 26-year-old San I rani'' IhtO OP The 26-year-old San Fran- c.ears six teei in me Bearcats.

Siinriav in th $151100 Thua in 23-PiIIV Mai'lowc-Ul'iil I'ni-a a- jo i in luc aij.uuu inuiri high jump. Two Bulldogs are hitting 171 KornlK-Jiirry tiarrna -Kitv BHtiks-Aiuiu M.turi.r derbird Invitational tourna-l CRESTLINE Helen and menf. said he is hv-nassina France combined over ten points per game. Gil-' Xavier, still smarting under irrrr tt it the 8G-75 upset to Toledo Sat- Qj MMHU urday, sees triple action, r' Jli-Ann Kimiinnt-r-rhns lU'iron i-f-Aim HnnrvW-Marv M-Miiitca Some TV shows refuse loibert Ray is averaging 13.4 and PROJECT EIIGIIIEER Robert Norns, 11.8, meeting LaSalle tonight, theirifr a r.r.r.f. 1 I I flPl ll A Appleseed (5-3) will try to give their stuff gratis to the cri.V Armed Forces Radio and vision Service but sports1 ldvY.

are completely Snr'rm-' Hiilll in. it two wins in a row Thursday and then travels to the Tucson tournament Feb. their scores of 515 and 505 re-6-9, to spend a week in Tulsa 'spectively to mark up a 1,020 site of the U.S. Open in series and take top team hon-mid-June. jors in the Mixed Doubles Loop "That's the one I really the Mahek Recreation over want to win," the confident.

the weekend. Venturi declared after he! Helen France led the worn- against Butler. The Pioneers Chicago to meet Loyola two AMP'a "Ri-iu- inc Ttmp" Boone Toniqht 1 fonril-l Itil Siek 1-4. IIMr Utlinn 4 1-31 1 lire. A Info- clinl Vine inct hpdtl nrp l-Kris Rivlmrd 1045 uojib laici.

day. Twelfth-ranked Dayton, win- sented to the service organi- cai-Betiv kmnuimii'. COLUMBUS (INS) Ohio Leading the scoring in 14 of 16, holds one of pocketed first money of $1,500 en with her 515 and Chuck MN4.I.KS for the Pioneers is John Naglejthe best defensive records inmate's Buckeyes idle drQve homJ a $4500 Thun.Lauer tossed a 223-583 to top 1-niri 7. ite .1 1 i FOR BI METAL CONTROLS Unusual opportunity In Research Laboratory located in Eastern Pennsylvania of a large privately financed er mtt.i i un3. Jim juiuuci is me country, giving up aoouii-'-j i JIderbird snorts car.

the men. artinn tonifht apuna a on rpst.mo 1 1 Hingcr second with 48. zation and will be seen by 000 servicemen at the Thule.i Air Base, Greenl-and; in Korea; Dhahran Field, Saudi Arabia, as well as in Manila, i Adak and Okinawa. I 4 RFTt.lK M1H -----o 14 rkol vlh loct iroar liul HI. I r.

fnr trip fifth iavu o-i j-' di per game. r' Toledo's Rockets meet Mar-ithey. 8un 8CORIf) U.u,l-'. "I and eiehth the vear before. I'lavfr Tut .4 ti II.

so 4 h4 3 ono'siraicni nome tuuu viciuiyi. 5-IiHipn 5 l'i! P.ik. 7 Klfnnor Moxl-'V It. ti K'HKCiiall lii-rry 10- Mill 4iW 11- llclon Civay i a rttitv w(l4ucvic at uic ivinvaurwv.c ouna, n. I KnOW 1 Can Win 11 miS lime, and viaiiiiiif rmuue.

iagainst CM. Jacoha. faa. i ft John N'Jipl Hnrv Weaver 52 lini p.o Art KimiPV 877, Frank Keatlily 572: lion AMiliMiiun 571 K1 Wurto-r 5Ti illie Wednesday and wind up The Bucks with a 3-2 record vfn.g,1g,rH ii the Big Ten. are tied for.

CJI Cfllff controls manufacturer doing I 4 41 52 1 11 7 49 4 .14 1 7 0 2 1 1 1 A Hi ii 21 15 3 1 4 MEN' PKKIKS La'i'r, Turner. 52t: Dun OclKr. 612: Franca, SOS; Jack WOMEN'S CERIE-. France, 515: n. '1r.

4iii: Ciirinyn I -urijUiy Kosandic. 4h2: tvelvn Gabor, 459. business world wide. Many of the tall men in bas- ketball are rugged enough to is play football, too, but Georgia, later. i Hiluvtr fa 1 li 1-io bauer Kiikfi- second place in the confer- VflMkli ence.

Purdue, in loop play'OW I 14 UN Of and inactive since a Jan. 18'ff1If B.u.liim Hail 57i S1MFSII.V MOICINd Tech's Bobby Ddd explains ui 1 -Marlnw Stainback Sells i Tut vi 45 17 I.i 4 37 20 H4 II 17 7 41 BARONS WINNING Ohio's winningest team, why they don't make the par- win over Wisconsin, is in the seventh slot. Applicants should be E. E. fully experienced in design of Bi-Metal electrical controls, ie: Thermostats, Re LOS ANGELES (UP) Denny Bergen of Wooster's a 22 a Ktan llilaon lay.

"They have to maKe cki vmyrr 1. 1 1 In rt Rny 5H7 VValtnr 5''rfi C'a intM.t'll Hurry J-i-litnian CriiwlurJ 7I.1 Kiiuy Alien i-s 'Uitiard Brown miiori a MT.Ceorce "Tucker" Stainback, 14 4 4 ti Steubenville. which boasts a The Boilermakers' coach, because tJ''K'irknatriVk' choice," he says, 4 2..16 game win streak, returns! dd apparenty t0 lead five honor roll scorers 1 4 tn rnmnottnn U'HnPsHnv hvl1 i. 'from 1M4 tr IQifi ha hdPn to competition Wednesday Traveling! from 1934 to 1946 has been -r. r.a in" i i after the regular football sea lays, Timers, Input Regula-B the basketball son is Over byid'on" his all- uniorlin the Merchants launching a two game road 5 paM named to work in the Los An- squad is too far ahead for him i- 4 i 51 B-r npliidli -j jaunt.

The Barony sporting a combination has been! Other 600 plus scores were: Es Dodgers' ticket depart- 17-1 mark, meet Detroit Tech irinr. Wilmv nf r.alinn's Mar-'ment- IVI CHI I- Ct I V. 1 i tip. Laie Coll eye Seores I OI.I.J 4.I-: BsKFT 41.1. tUMl.Tf GrlfftUi irv Ann I'iKiC --Vmn: i Red Aucrbach, coach of the it ILeadine Purdue's scoring isjtins.

wa; Jim icennour, Asn- Tech the following evening. rB-" linirw Mallrahle. and Lou tors, etc. For interview, call Mr. Hild at LA 2-2645, Mansfield, Monday, Jan.

27 or Tuesday, Jan. 28 only. All inquiries confidential. Members of our staff have knowledge of this advertisement. I'lii v- Kv Boston Celtics, remembers DAVIS-MITCHELL StwCK losing only one oratorical Ac- Wilmington, the lone unde I jTridico of Mansfield village Ohio State won last year's! Lanes each rolled series of rr.fAror Tht 11 -N i-nti I'tir -i ti lit Ht Juliu 85.

St. Frarcis 5:1 1 Ct'Mf 59 Hull 7ti. La-awte 75 T-mi 7.1 tit J.IS..J.I) a Pa.l 5H 5. Camsiums 4 hi. iafo'i Coil, 57 jv.tw.

till. VW! Mst'inn 57 M.iriMll K. fit. 74 St. l.i-J- l'i.

54 M.i..-:-ioi!.i. Tli Vi: 11:11111 ll. J'lITlllllt'I A', KI 7,1 lurrav 57 encounter, 75-68. Purdue de-621. Charles Grosselin tossed feated Wisconsin Saturdayja 616 to help out his teammate INSURANCE AGENCY 15 V.

Fourth St. LA 2-0713 the skein on the line three 51151 5H! 5 us 5l5! 5i5i r.rm-1 one" in a game at Sheboygan wl en a spectator took a poke 'ffif it Red. The referee, fearful of a full scale riot, ordered Red off the bench. 's ku 62-47 in its last game erf Wooster Wayne. MIRI HlVn 1KI l.N rTu.fr'before meeting the Buckeyes I.NIilV liilAL tit ha) li'" e-r.

W. muter Wsvne, 21" V'i5 Sit M7 w. -u rii Kv. r-cn ti" PnrrlMA pame. 1, j2 1 a i La i 1 1 1 avl.nA ln0.4.

in rox ralf.n Martin a WLVS 1 M. Iru.iviUt1 49 Vti.ll Rprl ranter Kea ranieu. Otiea imre Ud)S iulci. nhin-ino an Ina'3 Fph 1 2-H -222-1 '-25: Jim I'tbmir. Ahia ny wim ai.l-m M1PIH find Toledo at Marquette -iAfter losinS tw0 on ih road Bowling Green a Kent Wisconsin and "Why don't you get a cop and v.w,r 1-ck up the joker who took a shot at meV ShvlbtJ 1 I lift? said the referree omi Yollrilbull Mvt't il-i II" Minnesota and Iowa at home, n-n i-ir Ram poi- 1 i i- 1 bcin and John Carroll at De-! OHIO KTATi ii.i'tn it 6 N.

St 14 nously, "am a cop and if, SHELBY Men interested I'ln. fiance, Tuesday night; ToIe-; 11. I RR li'7 4H 177 jn get the bench in narticioatin" in the Shelby, ll.f-K. 1 1 I.svrnx, Bi.wli'lft ri-nlrr. 2'i 1 'jr Yoti" VtlMiw.

Vf-ktv Wrfyne i'l 5.ii. Siuetrw. Clil 2-55i: Wliliur do at Akron, eanesaav: Asn- 1 L. 50 37 55 S'i 2-' "7 lii 41 .12 124 172 Family YMCA volleyball pro I'll toss vou in RtJ got! yi4- land at Wooster, Thursday; rrv Huston Eastern Kentucky at 41 31 19 li! V. 'I Si A.

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Tli OreiMll 53 V. Tn ro.nra.io 5h k' 41 (ii.nin 'i'l Detroit at Toledo, Ohio at gram should attend a meeting at Auburn School Gym at 7 p. m. Wednesday. Biil Query, former Shelby I'ratik Sdhcv Fhurd r.

Ci'il TEAM riKKlK-4 Wnyne. Vil-liif. 2 752: tin's 2.714 TEAM GAMfcS Wavne, 99; Villa. 'MATCH RE.tn.T!' Wnlit-able ilcfMl- Tin-. I I'li'-m heat I'liirn.

3-1: "12" droi'Ti'd Mi.tins. 3-1; Wayn hfat lit ilmt On I'ro ro Lil Kent State and Niagara at imiru 1111 iauin Youngstown, all Saturday TGS EnttTS Finals 1 Frank High co.ch. will supervise the; b.w-Ui li'n sr. l.ouis (i i) Elms, S-l nd IJniion Kowiuig atieamu DUNEDIN, Fla. (UP) A 8 11 which will schedule! rnMii.

Ir. ev, the former furman program the second and. ua. vhare i panu-s on a- 1W rece but eaper Mortie Dutra Casswly Moves 'entered the final round of the from the anvd f. rets, has iourtn weanesoay eacn; il COLUMBUS (UP) How-National PGA seniors sou i.

I Free rick-up Delivery MYERS' TEXACO 731 Ashland ltd. LA raul Doyle Myers WukVs' far-r -f rve list to YMCA members w.il be ad- liuiersim Plans lard Cassady and lournameni louay piuiuu r.ij'r.e rui-ra Davis, mitted free, non-members can WASHINGTON (UP) Bill his family are leaving two-stroke lead for a $2,200 4. obtained participate by paying 50 cents Anderson, co-captain of the bus. The Ohio State Ail-Amer-pa on ana a iree uip ie I A a' from the Phi.d.-t';1- .1 War- per night University of Tennessee foot- ican will move to Detroit to t.n;Mana. tp.im ha5 been signed to establish his nermanent The 53-year-old Calexico, n'lrs.

Seivey on a National Football League. He plays on the Detroit Lions professional, who has tr.e na Aft atiu wurK a a M14M. IHMhl LI.44.1K i I 2 i ,4 v.K 3 I led ell the way, came in with contract by the Redskins pro football team. o-t a 213 for 54 holes Sunday. rfrL-a Afaf nar for th first By Rouson IITTLESPCRT time with a 73 Dutra closest pursuers also fell back.

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