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1 Page 54 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Wednesday, uly 23, 1975 'Sleeping Caps Eye 76 Awakening One answer to the MFL's farm system the, "If the WFL catches hold, ball League, financial problems was an NFL would have paid each we have bargaining power And regarding the proposed agreement with the National team $37,000. The arrange-' again," Wolfla said, stating Ail-American Football League Football League which would ment, as was speculated at the arrangement was a de- which the Caps joined: I have established a 30-team the time, fell through. fense against the World Foot- guess it's folded." 1 of the 1 future of other chises, and a reduction in player salaries led to the "decision by the Caps board of directors, Wolfla said. The league directors voted to lower the performance fee from $10,000 to $1,000 and the league fee from $2,000 to $100. In addition, Wolfla said, the league of which he is presidentdecided to restrict play- er salaries to a maximum of MIB-SUMttlslSl E.BAEtaNls JULY TftUerc JM1BREE $25.

"We're not going to charge 3500 people three bucks a head and one of the teams not show up," he said. "What's a thousand dollars? Who cares? "We couldn't let our guys CHEVY PICK-UPS play for $25. That's grassroots Why, it's a least bittern! Muscatatuck Growing In Popularity By MIKE MYERS A year ago this time the Indy Caps were approaching another Midwest Football League championship. But this year they won't repeat. There is noMFL.

Cap president Joe Wolfla today revealed the Caps have withdrawn from theMFL for 1975 at least in an effort to retain credibility in wake of the instability "of the MFL. But Wolfla maintains that the Caps have not folded asleep" is his euphemistic phrase), but are merely trying to reorganize with otter members of the six-team league. He vows both the Caps and the MFL will return next year. The immediate problem began with the Youngstown, Ohio, franchise which folded at the end of the 1974 season. That, coupled with reduction in -the performance and leagues fees, itlhe uncertainty NASCAR FOR HART MAN? "I'm preparing to run NASCAR next year." This was the word from 4 four-time USAC stock car champion Butch Hartman today as he pondered whether to run the next USAC race at Odessa, Mo.

following his disqualification at Michigan International Speedway Sunday. "We're going to develop the 355 engine. We're not buying anything else for the hemi engine," he said. Hartman added he doesn't expect any additional penalty from USAC for his altercation with Jack Bowsher. "I can't see what they can do, because I didn't start the fight," he exclaimed.

CHEVY VANS By GEORGE TILFORD The Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge, 4 miles east of Seymour, is showing a steady increase of visitors each1 year. This refuge was established in 1967, but it wasn't until 1969 that it had enough to offer to attract the bird watchers, mushroom hunters, berry pickers, fishermen and small-game hunters. Last year more than 51,000 6 GFDGHSS SPECIALTY football," Wolfla said. "We're a different kind of animal. Our guys are worth more than $25." However, some of the players have recently charged that they have neither received what they are worth nor what they "were promised.

This, they say, is one reason the Caps will not operate this year. Wolfla emphatically denies this allegation. "We don't owe anybody in Indianapolis a i he said. "We're all paid. Everybody who signed with us has received every nickel.

That's how we lost money. "But it's not the money that made us stop. There's no way we can take anything off taxes until we close Caps, and we haven't closed Caps, Inc. We figured this season would be our break even season." Nevertheless, finances were a concern of Caps management, Wolfla added, saying his players couldn't be paid if other teams reneged on schedule dates. "We didn't want to take the field unless we paid them," he said.

i TRUCKS rarr II OUTDOORS IN INDIANA I uj I Ml MET ULL m-JkJ? ln-Ai A I LTEnniaj "Bird watchers hearing about the osprey came from great distances to view the birds in action," Wagner said. Another unusual bird for this area is the least bittern, a rather small bird that feeds on small fish and insects. Several have been seen and photographed. Minnesota Being Probed MINNEAPOLIS (AP) A University of Minnesota official acknowledged today that the school has been under investigation by the National Collegiate Athletic Association for alleged recruiting violations. Dr.

Stanley B. Kegler, the people visited the refuge and many of these guests were the birdwatchers from Indiana and surrounding states. They arrived equipped with camera and field glasses to study a large variety of birds that are permanent residents or the migrating birds that visit the 4 by 6-mile bird sanctuary. The area is the southern migration stop during the winter for many species of birds from the northern states and Canada. During the summer it is the nesting site for birds that live in the warmer climates.

It's noted for its large number of beautifully marked wood ducks. The area also holds a large number of wild geese the year around. Muscatatuck's i 1 i cal technician. Ed Wagner, has counted 130 different species of birds on the property. From one spot near a swamp on one of the area's two trails, he said, "an early morning visitor now may see as many as 30 to 40 different species." During the fall and spring, thousands of ducks, geese and other migrating birds are attracted to Muscatatuck's 50 man-made ponds and marshes and also the large grain, grass and clover fields cultivated for these birds.

A beautiful osprey, a large eagle-like bird, moved into ri fill if The Discount Department Store (Siuto wgiiy mm university's vice-president for institutional planning and re lations, said university presi dent C. Peter Magrath re ceived a letter Tuesday from pirk to bos the NCAA. "The letter alleges certain volations of NCAA regulations dealing with men's intercolle giate athletics," Kegler said. "We will have until Oct. 1 1975, in which to investigate the area early this spring.

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