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The Sioux City Journal. Friday, August 28. 1970 1 Gajcaes "Tonight Catcher May Replace for Pro Griddei0 Explosive Scoreboard fensive tackle waived by the Giants. The Kansas City Chiefs put baseman Dick Green had to fin idle Pittsburgh. The Mets trail eight players on waivers, in By Associated Press The Oakland A's have had ish up behind the plate.

the Pirates by 2y2 games and tired the first 11 Houston batters before consecutive homers by Jim Wynn and John Mayberry cluding defensive end Billy Bob tremendous potential," Austin said. "The big thing is to instill confidence. For years the Washington defensive line has been downgraded so that they've almost begun to believe it. "I want these young kids to start thinking positively. I hope the days are over when the defensive line is the butt of every the Cubs are four behind.

Barnett, a third round draft Twins Triumph In other American League ac their fireworks turned off but they'll have something new Jim McAndrew halted New choice from Texas Others York's three-game skid by fir tion, Minnesota downed Boston waived were, defensive end 5-2 and Milwaukee blasted Doug Chatman; wide receiver Len Crowley; tackle Charles when they return home from a disastrous road trip an exploding catcher. As if things weren't bad ing a five-hitter at Atlanta. Donn Clendenon gave McAndrew all the runs he needed started the Astros to victory. Singles by Denis Menke and Doug Rader in the sixth produced the decisive runs. Larry Dierker picked up his 12th victory despite a two-run homer by John Bateman.

Cleveland 14-2. column written about the Red In the National League, the Evans; linebacker Rayford Jen with a two-run double in the New York Mets beat Atlanta kins; running back Steve Kene- first inning off loser Phil Niek- 5-1, the Chicago Cubs defeated more; defensive end Troy Pa Lew Krausse scattered seven ro, 10-16. tridge and linebacker Melvin enough for the A's, whose 6-4 loss to Baltimore Thursday night was their sixth straight since leaving home and dropped them 8'2 games behind. Min Contrasts for Perrys Rogers. hits and Tommy Harper, Danny Walton and Roberto Pena homered as the Brewers trounced Milt Pappas hurled a six-hit San Diego 5-1, Philadelphia turned back Cincinnati 6-3, St.

Louis took San Francisco 4-1 and Houston edged Montreal 5-4. New Orleans released two ter as the Cubs whipped the Pa rookies guard Robert Rash nesota in the American League the Indians. Harper's circuit dres on the hitting of Glenn Beckert, who had a double and west, the Oakland city fire marshal revoked the license of the was his 25th, matching the club Fernandez' eruption some three singles, and Billy Wil record set last year by Don company that handles the fire skins, and I think we can do it in the remaining three weeks before the regular season starts." Tarkenton Hurt Simpson is expected to start despite an ankle sprain suffered last week against Philadelphia. He's scored three touchdowns and rushed for 141 yards in Buffalo's three games, two of which the Bills have lost. Anderson rushed for 66 yards and caught four passes for 84 more in last week's 35-20 victory over the Eagles.

Dick Shiner will probably start at quarterback for the Mincher. Vada Pinson and Duke what overshadowed Mike Cuel-lar's 20th victory for the Orioles and Frank Robinson's emer and tight end Fran Pilarcek. Alter Results in Newspaper works displays at the A's home liams, who stroked two doubles and a single and drove in two Sims connected for Cleveland. contests. gence from a lengthy batting The action was taken because runs.

Nate Colbert homered for the losers. By Associated Press The Buffalo Bills unleash their thundering herd in the Washington Redskins' happy hunting ground and Pittsburgh teels itself for a visit from the New York Giants in pro football tonight. OJ. Simpson and Max Ander-on, a pair of foot-loose running backs, will no doubt test Washington's young and inexperienced defense when Buffalo meets the Redskins in RFK Stadium. The Steelers, playing in their new Three Rivers Stadium for the first time, take on the Fran Tarkenton-less Giants in the other National Football League exhibition game.

Full Weekend It'll be a full weekend of football, with six games Saturday night, two Sunday and one Monday night. On Saturday night, it's Chicago at St. Louis; Kansas City at Atlanta; Los Angeles at Diego; Dallas at Houston; New Orleans vs Boston at Jackson and San Francisco vs. Denver at Eugene, Ore. Green Bay plays at Oakland Sunday afternoon and the New York Jets are at Minnesota in a unique Sunday night game.

Philadelphia plays at Detroit Monday night. Rookies Young Vets Washington Coach Bill Austin, hoping to strengthen the upfront defense, said he would start a blend of rookies and young veterans. "This line is young and has slump. of three grass fires during an It was a day of contrasts for 'I Was Lucky' Cuellar, who shared the AL's WILMINGTON, Del. JrPo- the pitching Perry brothers.

11 Aug. 19 game caused by sparks from the fireworks, set off behind the center field fence. lice say at least one employe Jim, 19-11, hurled the Twins past the Red Sox and socked Cy Young Award last season allowed 10 hits, including a homer of the Wilmington Mornine News composing department two doubles in the process Frustration Boils Over The frustration of the winless by Joe Rudi, and later be may have been conspiring with George Mitterwald homered for moaned the fact that he couldn't road trip boiled over Thursday Giants in place of Fran Tarken Minnesota, Rico Petrocelli for organized crime elements in keep the ball down. "I was Boston. changing racing results from lucky, but I'll take it," he said Gaylord, 17-13, was the loser Laurel (Md.) Raceway which Robinson, mired in a .243 night when catcher Frank Fernandez fired his batting helmet onto the screen behind home plate and toward the press box to demonstrate his displeasure as the Cardinals and Bob Gib appeard in the paper on at slump with only two home runs in I nr.

-nwMwt 2 P.M. featuring: I '1A "QUINELLA" "PERFECTA" and mQ 1 "Big: Perfecta" I ton, who has a slight groin injury. Bradshaw Gets Call Pittsburgh bounced back from a 16-10 opening loss to Miami with a 20-13 victory over Minnesota. Terry Bradshaw, Pitts son, 19-5, beat the Giants on least a dozen occasions during and 12 runs batted in since suf Jose Cardenal's two-run tie- July and August. Mike Reasor acknowledges the gallery's applause following a chip shot on the final hole.

(AP Photofax) Ex-Caddie for Palmer Takes Tourney Lead fering a shoulder injury July 9, with a ruling by the official breaking single. The scheme, police say, cost scorer. Wegener Finds Trouble Wilmington area bookies more belted two tremendous homers and drove in three runs. Terry Crowley also homered for the Fernandez ripped a smash off burgh's No. 1 draft pick, went Deron Johnson slugged a homer and Grant Jackson third baseman Brooks Robin than $100,000.

They say it apparently was an attempt to put all the way in the Viking game Birds. son's leg in the eighth inning but and will start at quarterback to hurled 5 innings of scoreless CLIFTON, N.J. (AP) Mike Reasor, a personable young the independent bookies out of aid everything right my shortstop Mark Belanger recov night. relief in Philadelphia's victory business and get organized Reasor, whose greatest claim to fame is that he once caddied for ered the ball and heaved it past In off-field activity Wednes over Cincinnati. Larry Hisle man who taught school and later worked as an assistant pro at Palm Beach Gardens, was first base.

It was ruled a two crime a piece of the area betting action. Arnold Palmer, fired an early, first two times up," said Robinson, whose homers sailed 450 and 430 feet, "but the next two times I found myself slipping back into the bad habits I hammered two doubles for the Phils and one of them drove in day, Green Bay released kicking specialist Mike Mercer, a base error and Fernandez did six-under-par 66 Thursday for one of the first to get away on In one case the winning horse, nine-year veteran and Washing the winning run in the fourth the first-round lead in pro golfs the warm, sunny day. His score his helmet-throwing act as he crossed the plate with the final shown as paying $19.80, did not ton claimed Steve Wright, an of- richest event, the $300,000 Dow was one of the first to go on the picked up while I was hurting." even start. In another an exacta run of the game. Montreal's Mike Wegener re Jones Open.

combination payoff which was board, and Reasor nervously watched it stand up. He was thrown out of the Injection Helps Robinson also said the shoul Reasor, an obscure tour soph- really $24 was listed as $124, game by umpire Larry Barnett, ombre who hasn't even come He had six birdies and no bo Police say an undercover der stopped hurting after a re geys. SEC close to winning a regular tour event, held a one stroke lead in source tipped them off on Aug. cent cortisone injection while and, since the A's had used their other two catchers as pinch-hitters earlier, second Complete Sports Coverage Best Finish 13th Reasor has won only about 17 that the Morning News rac the team was in Anaheim. the chase for the $60,000 first ing results had listed a winning The race in the National $6,400 this year and had his best prize.

horse at the Washington-Balti finish with a 13th in the Cana A pair of club pros, 41-year- League East tightened a bit as the Mets and Cubs won and both more area track which was not dian Open. old Paul Harney of Sutton, Ray Nagel Optimistic in the race. gained one-half game apiece on He won the Manitoba Open a and Terry Wilcox, from BIG 3 RACES Bronxville, N.Y., shared second year ago, an unofficial event. the most normal spring I've had with 67s. "First prize was $1,200 in A subsequent probe in which the published results were compared to those in other papers revealed the IOWA CITY Lame duck University of Iowa football coach Ray Nagel, whose con Canadian money," he recalled The big group at 68 included Donohue Captures Club Championship since I've been here and we were very pleased with the football phase of our program." "I needed it.

I left town with another club pro, Bobby Ni Morning News' results had chols. Others at that figure were Tom Donohue, a former Sioux SUPER-MODIFIDES LATE MODELS MOTORCYCLES ALL IN ONE NIGHT! Reasor, a six-foot, 175-pound Nagel. said he felt the Hawkeye defense would be the Australian Bruce Crampton, Bob Lunn, George Archer, Jim AMERICAN LEAGUE tract is up. this year, initiated fall practice Thursday by labeling the 1970 Hawk eye squad the strongest he's had in er, had 10 one-putt greens in his been altered on at least seven days, sometimes affecting more than one race. City resident, teamed up with George Lane to capture the key to the 1970 season.

Last Jamieson and Jim Ferriell strong effort. annual Hillsdilly best-ball golf Baltimore New York Harney had seven birdies on But while the 28-year-old Rea year Iowa ranked 12th nationally on offense but yielded The scheme worked, police CB Ti IS i 21 22') Pet. .648 .555 .531 .508 .484 ,472 three seasons. tournament at Cherry Hill Coun Detroit Boston sor had a field day on the 7,085 putts ranging from 10 to 18 feet said, because the local book an average of 381.4 yards on try Club in Denver, recentlyc and two bogeys, both from Cleveland Washington Nagel, who was fired during an intra-dpartmental feud last yard, par 72 upper Montclair Country Club course, some of East 68 64 62 60 West 75 72 68 49 48 48 Donohue and his partner turn' makers rely on newspapers for the results from the smaller traps. defense per game.

Must Improve Defense Minnesota Mike Reasor 32-3464 the game's premier performers ed an opening round 56 then came back with a 64 for a two California May and then rehired four days later, made the assessment as tracks such as Laurel and be r-am rtorney 34-33 67 Terry Wilcox 34-3367 Oakland had their difficulties, .595 .563 .527 .383 .372 .366 Kansas tv "Defense is the area we must improve on," Nagel stressed. 4 8'i 27 28''l 29'a SATURDAY, 8 P.M. A full complement of juper-mod's anal lata models plus an extra race batw.tn Sioux City and Sioux Falls riders on 250 and up. A raet for varyont. Don't miss it! Xo Extra Charge COLLINS FIELD LEHARS, IA.

Jirnction Hwys. 60 and 75 day total of 120, five strokes Milwaukee Arnold Palmer and Jack cause the Morning News is Che only paper in the area which 000 uinn 33-3568 Georoe Archer 34-3268 Jim Ferriell 32-3668 Bruce CromDton 35-3368 cnicago better than the second place "We should be solid up front he met with members of the press, radio and TV at the annual press day. Nicklaus each had a 73, seven NATIONAL LEAGUE DOODV rnr. A8 carries Laurel. finishing team.

with Dan McDonald, Bill Win strokes back of the young man Eost Jim Jamieson 35-3368 Steve ODpermain 34-3569 Dove Stockton 35-3469 Donohue is the son of Mrs. Pet. CB Police say employes of the dauer, Layne McDowell and who caddied for Palmer in the Pittsburgh New York 70 9) .543 67 61 .523 2Vi Charlie Podolak, but our Morning News sports depart "This squad should be better than the last two (both of which had 5-5 seasons), but I don't jonn wilier 35-34 Labron Harris 35-3469 Tom Ulozos rU-iiM 1966 U.S. Open. John J.

Donohue, 3723 Jackson and a brother of Phil, a well Chlcooo 67 64 4 61 68 .473 9 59 70 .457 II linebackers are going to have to St. Louis PMIadelDhlo "I just didn't play very well, J.C Sneod 34-3569 Jerrv Ahtott 11.V, ment are not involved. Since the Laurel results are transmitted known Siouxland golfer. I 55 74 .426 15 Al Gelberaer 32-3769 West come through if we are to im prove." Montreal Cincinnati Los Anoeles that's all," said Nicklaus, the pre-tourney favorite. He 85 47 oner Jones 36-3369 Vern Novak 35-3449 .644 to die paper by teletype, edited .567 IO'j booov wicnen 35-35 .508 18 and taken directly to the com know whether it will show up on the scoreboard," Nagel said.

Drills Begin Today Iowa starts two-a-day practice sessions Friday in preparation Son Francisco Atlanta grinned, then added: "Have to boo sranion 36-34 Rockev ThomDson 36-3470 72 55 65 63 65 64 59 70 50 80 .504 18'3 .457 24'j Houston Offensively, Nagel said the Iowa running game should be strong with the healthy return posing room where the paper is give them a little head start to San Dleao .385 34 printed and set, police and make it exciting." Hale Irwin 36-3470 Bob Char'es 36-3470 Tommy Jacobs 33-3770 Bob Smith 32-3870 Bob Goal by 37-3370 R.H. Slkes 36-3470 of fleet Junior wingback Levi Morning News officials believe for a Sept. 19 opener against Putts Hurt Palmer x- Palmer was in contention un iidov biiDerr 34-36 Al Memjert 36-3470 Oregon State at Portland. Nagel based his optimistic the falsifications were done there. Police say they have Hual) Rover 33-3770 Billy Casoer 35-3570 til he three-putted three of his Mitchell, who missed the last four games with a kidney injury and stellar blocking fullback Tim Sullivan, who missed all of last season after a motorbike Bob murphy 36-3470 predictions on the return of 27 made no arrests since they are last five holes.

uave ivtarr Larry Hinson 33-3770 lettermen, an improved defense not yet sure how many persons Masters champion Billy Cas Thursday Results AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 5. Boston 2 Milwaukee 14. Cleveland 2 Baltimore 6. Oakland 4 Only aames scneduled NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 5, Atlanta 1 St. Louis 4, San Francisco 1 Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 3 Houston 5.

Montreal 4 Chicaoo 5, San Dleao 1 Only games scheduled Tonight's Pitchers AMERICAN LEAGUE 2 Milwaukee (Pattln 9-11 nnrf Bnlln and a highly touted running are involved. per, winner of last week Av- mm mm Kooen smeios 37-34 1 Tony Jacklin 34-3771 Pete Brown 36-3571 Bob Rosbura 36-3571 Bob Pavne 37-3471 injury. co Classic, had 70. U.S. Open game.

In all, 16 lettermen who were Problem areas cited by Nagel Jimmy Wrlotit 37-3471 Bruce Devlin 39-3271 titleholder Tony Jacklin had a were the quarterback slot, 71. New PGA champ Dave 6tarters at one time or another last season returned on the top Homero Blancas 36-3571 Ray Floyd 37-3471 Bob Stone 36-3571 Pat Schwab 34-3771 Richard Mortlner 34-3771 Stockton was in a huge group at 69. South African Gary Play where no varsity-experienced player returns, and the interior offensive line, which lost three Omaha Topples Cedar Rapids '9' in Legion Meet ABERDEEN, S.D. Min defensive and offensive squads. "Despite all the goings-on this Jim Wlech-rs 34-3771 Lionel Hebert 37-3471 5-9) at Baltimore (Hardin 4-3 and Phoebus 3-5), twl-nloht.

er took a fat 76. Charles Coodv 35-3671 of five starters. 2 Minnesota (Kant 10-9 and Tlnnt 7.9) spring," noted Nagel, "this was at New York (Peterson 14-9 and Keklch 34), twl-nloht. Howie Johnson 35-3071 Babe Hlske" 36-3571 Tom Welskoof 33-3871 Dan Slkes 36-3571 Steve Reld 35-3671 Dave Eichelberaer 37-3471 Jock Montaomery 35-3671 2 California (May 6-11 and Messer- neapolis Gopher Post Office smlth 10-10) at Cleveland (Chance 7-1 ninoed Mandan. N.D.

6-5 and ana Hond 5-9), twl-nloht. Warfield Accepts Dolphins' Contract United States 'Fish' Sweep I Washlnaton (Boaman 1.V9 nnri Nun. Springfield, Mo. stopped Aber jock porter jr-isu Georae Johnson 35-3772 nan 9-5) at Kansas City (Rooker 7-14 ana jonnson 6-18), twl-nloht. John Kennedv 11 deen 9-13 in the evening session second runaway triumph, but Oakland fOdom 5-41 nt ntrA ri aii MIAMI (AP) The Miami 12-14).

of the first round of the Oentrad American irls. eclipsed thus Boston fPetcra 19-101 Thlmnn I Inhit Plains Legion Baseball tourna Dolphins of the National Foot ball League announced Thurs 11-13). far by the Russians in the swim ment Thursday. NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta (Stan 0.01 nt DWUnAmluMn ming and diving compeuuon, day they had reached a contract (Short 4-13). In the tourney openers in the had to settle for a single gold TURIN, Italy (AP) John Ferris, a 21-year-old Stanford butterfly ace, led the United States powerful men's swimming contingent to a four-event sweep Thursday at the Sixth World University Games.

Ferris, who won the men's 100-meter butterfly test Wednes Cincinnati (NAlrwi 1CC1 UmtnAi agreement with star wide re (Stoneman 4-13). Chuck Courtney 35-3772 Billy Maxwell 35-3772 Phil Rodaers 37-3572 Orville Moody 35-3772 Bill Garrett 38-3472 Rod Funseth 34-3872 Dick Lotz 36-3672 Llovd Monroe 37-3572 Les Peterson 38-3472 Jesse Whltenton 37-3572 Howell Fraser 35-3772 Lou Graham 37-3572 Tommy Aaron 35-3772 Deane Betran 35-3772 Steve Sorav 36-3672 Georae Knudson 36-3672 Lee Trevlno 35-3772 Julius Boros 35-3772 Bobby Cote 34-3872 Paul Barkhous 34-3877 medal, in the 400-meter medley afternoon, Omaha beat Cedar I Rapids 4-2 and Danville, 111., ceiver Paul Warfield. New York (Seaver 17.9) nt Hmictnn (Blaslngame 1-1). relay. Warfield was traded to the 5t.

I Mill fPll J.C1 nt I IM Ann.1.. downed Rapid City 9-6. The five swimming conquests (SuttoS iw). Dolphins during the off-season Friday's schedule had Man- Chicaoo (Jenkins 16.14) at nn ninn brought the U.S. gold medal after six productive years with dan playing Cedar Rapids at catch to eight in 13 finals.

Rus Pittsburah (Moose 1-8) at San Franrli. day, took the. 200-meter final tor the Cleveland Browns. 10:30 a.m.. with Omaha and CO (Morichal 8-9).

sia has three and Yugoslavia The Sioux City Journal is pleased to offer mail subscriptions for students attending schools in Iowa, Nebraska, South 'Dakota or Minnesota during the current school term. SPECIAL 9-MONTH SCHOOL TERM SUBSCRIPTION for the Daily Journal AND The Sunday Journal By taking advantage of this" offer, your students will be able to keep up-to-date on all the home town news. Save yourself both time and money by leaving the delivery to us. Drop into our business office, phone 255-8991 or mail the coupon below today, as this school offer expires September 30. Minneapolis going in second and Italy one apiece.

same of a doubleheader. Aber- 0 Italy's Kluas DiBiasi, the 1968 HUSKERS HIT HARD deen and Rapid City play at Olympic platform diving cham pion, gave the host country its 5:30 p.m., with spnngneia ana Danville meeting in the second LINCOLN UP) University of his second gold medal as tne American men continued their swimming domination on the second day of competition. Rick Colella of Seattle, captured the 200-meter breast stroke title; Mitch Ivey of Long Beach State University put on a late suree to win the 200-meter Devaney, "and when the second units faced one another, Frank gold medal with a victory over Saturday's Games AMERICAN LEAGUE Woshinoton Konsoj Cltv, (Hoht. Boston at Chicaoo. Oakland at Detroit.

California at Cleveland. Milwaukee at Baltimore, night. Minnesota at New York, niaht. NATIONAL LEAGUE Clnclnnotl at Montreal. Atlanta at Phlladetohla, night.

New York at Houston. St. Louis at Los Angeles, nloht. Pittsburgh at San Francisco. Only gomes scheduled.

game of the double elimination Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney said Thursday his Vactor ran well from that spot Jim Henry of Indiana Universi' ty in the springboard event. tourney. too." Blackshirts are "a pretty good Russia's Galina Stepanova The first offensive backfield 2-Year Pact for Rocket DENVER The Den bunch of defensive players." matched Ferris' swimming dou included Tagge, Hughes and backstroke final and an Ameri fullback Dan Schneiss with Or can freestvle relay team set a jjevaneys appraisal came ble by winning the women's 100-meter breast stroke title in ver Rockets of the American after the Huskers' initial duna and Jeff Kinney alternat University Games record at 800 15 Basketball Association said scrimmage session following! ing. meet record time and Soviet diver Galina Kovalenko upset meters. The U.S.

basketball team, Thursday three-year veteran The second string included Defense Shines in Two Games FREEMAN, S.D. tf1) Madi i three days of working without pads. Julian Hammond has been JOURNAL-TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO. 5th and Douglas, Sioux City, Iowa Cindi Potter of Indiana Univer cowered by 7-foot Jim Mc- quarterback Van Brownson, fullback Jim Carstens, Vactor signed to a new two-year con sity in the women's platform Daniels of Western Kentucky, 'Those defensive guys tract. son and Woonsocket advanced event.

crushed France 114-65 for its haven't forgotten how to hit," and flanker Johnny Rodgers. Please send the mail edition checked below for the school term. My check is enclosed. SIOUX CITY JOURNAL 39 WppV 1 1 7ft 5 as a result of South Dakota said Devaney. Amateur Baseball Tournament By Walt Ditzen FAN FARE action Thursday night.

Defensive performances made Rodgers rejoined the club after a day in the Student Health Center. Another ailing Husker, guard Donnie McGhee, was back -but dressed only in sweat do thes. (Meriting or Evening) SUNDAY JOURNAL 39 Weeks 11.70 5 (Check box for toch edition dttired) DAILY AND SUNDAY JOURNAL 39 Weeks 23.40 the difference in both games, yTHl POWJONESWI IZ-JUST AVERSE 300,000.00 AUJSTBgggEATJII i AKT as Madison shut out Dimock- But the defense wasn't the whole story. After the first two units banged heads and the defense held solid for the first half-dozen plays, a voice from the defensive huddle called out: "They haven't made a first down yet." Ethan 34 and Woonsocket edged host Freeman 5-2. "We put in so many plays during these first three days that they don't have the timing Bogs Keeps Title NAME SCHOOL CITY and execution down perfect COPENHAGEN, Denmark (Jl Quarterback Jerry Tagge followed the remark with a 10- Tom Bogs of Denmark re yet," Devaney said in explaining why the offense hasn't yard pass to halfback Jeff tained his European middleweight boxing title Thursday been consistent.

Hughes and I-back Joe Orduna then ripped off a 27-yard gainer. The Huskers will go through night by outpointing Chris Fin-neean of Britain in a 13- "Orduna looked good when he STATE ZIP in their first full-scale scrimmage popped through there," said rounder, Saturday at 2 p.m..