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The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 47

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WATERLOO SUNDAY COURIER, WATERLOO. IOWA SUNDAY, JUNE Ti. Peg rVty-ttvM i American Leaauo Clinton SI 1264 177 314 If 7 144 .241 Game Bag 1 May These Tips I Aid Your Fishin' T.Hall Mln Tlant CI S.WIIIIamt CI Pottln Sea waterte It ntl 14 3(7 25 4 154 .141 51 53 39 3 4 4 35 91 66 45 63 4 4.45 69 51 30 54 2 6 4.52 91 37 75 4 4.64 Oulncy 44 1449 234 346 46 32 204 .239 WIS. Ropldl 47 1461 161 349 20 20 136 .231 Th Atloclolid Pru AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM EATTINS Ihrnrah omtt Friday C. Ropldl 46 1475 207 331 22 34 161 .232 May Cat Morsholl Sea Bell Chl Brobender Sea 60 51 24 45 1 7 4.75 14 14 45 1 412 '0 91 42 36 1 6 S.JS 57 59 39 31 1 8 5.6t uecolor 42 1315 142 282 14 29 125 14 CLUB FIELDINO DP TP PB PO A PCT Appletan 25 12 1051 397 72 .953 in 7 320 .243 Si tl 290 .160 Locker Sea Poscual Wat 2137 304 Jl II 10 20 (74 5' 46 34 29 2 4 4.27 2137 364 9-te no 202 291 51 in 2247 JM Ait i.

National League Clinton 23 Qulncy 32 Cedor Rapldl 35 wolerle Quod-Cltl 27 Decatur 29 Burlington 8 BaMlmort Boston MimwMla loklond Washington SMttlt Detroit Koniot City Chicago Citvilond rfw VorR II 981 393 70 .952 4 llll 441 .951 17 1144 41 15 .950 11 944 391 72 .949 16 979 364 49 .941 12 1041 411 II .947 13 1011 360 77 .947 15 1131 413 117 .930 NATIONAL LEAGUE 415 SI2J4J34 3MJ 25J 470 47 233 .234 ISAM BATTINO A urn mmi uncinnail 2113 330 411 74 111 Wit. Rapldt 31 (i i 205 ,234 2030 253 474 S4 234 2030 213 470 44 191,232 222J24I 512 43 229 .230 i960 in in la Plttsburah 2346 to in INDIVIDUAL BATTINO Atlanta 2091 274 541 59 251 .262 Chicago 2240 331 584 59 307 .262 csiiiornla Includes All Bolters with at Least On Hit In II tr Mer Comet ihi ZIIV J7J 557 209 .252 (IM more bats) San Francisco 2144 277 532 55 253 .241 2B IB HR SB Bl Pet. to Angeiet 213 261 S3 4 941 lit 2 0 0 7 .435 Al M.D'llo Bur 46 20 Arteaga Apl 41 II Red an Apl 106 39 194 31 71 5 23 .366 7 .375 I Houston 2251 784 550 42 251 .244 New York 2033 227 415 39 215 .240 Philadelphia 2007 241 481 53 219 .240 fx -v I IS .368 I .364 II .361 I9S9 jijjk 14 46 J33 202 47 21 41 Ml 200 34 66 12 44 .330 211 53 16 14 41 morwreai 2060 704 411 41 17 Cecarlo OC 55 20 M'lhewt WR 72 26 Stennett WR 81 31 Cornell Dec 60 21 L'lac Bur 135 47 San Diego 2333 209 507 41 195 .217 INDIVIDUAL ATTIN0 (150 more at bolt) 13 .352 5 .350 19 .348 69 15 56 .305 253 43 76 20 46 .300 11 .347 By STAN BRUNER Courier Staff Writer If you enjoy reading fishing tips as much as I do, hers are some of the tested type in my collection that experts contend will shorten the time between hits and reduce the need for alibis. Try them under different conditions, you addicts, and good luck! -0- ARE YOU ONE OF THOSE anglers who like to think you have "outgrown" that traditional symbol of barefoot boys the bobber? Take the word of experts, a small transparent float can sometimes pay dividends to the most proficient caster. It permits bait or light lures to move at the proper depth over weed beds without getting "hung up" and is also handy for slow trolling in shallow waters.

While proficiency in catching lunkers doesn't come overnight, there's one basic rule aspiring seekers of the big 'uns might keep in mind locate the lairs. When a fish strikes, mark the exact spot lmmeditely for future reference. This means taking cross-sightings on land objects so that you can find it again. If a few casts prove futile, mark the location and leave with a minimum of disturbance. Return for another try later.

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Williams Chl Brock StL M.Jones Mil Rose Cln Colbert SO Plnson StL Parker LA Kessinoer Chl THE CHAMPS AGAIN Arizona State, which has won the NCAA College World Series three times in the last five 39 .299 21 .299 4 17 .287 15 .387 7 .287 3 .286 14 .286 3 .286 190 25 51 13 31 .297 36 .273 19 .269 I .269 33 .261 23 .266 16 J65 31 .265 4 29 .297 Wright Wat 101 29 Mllanl CR 21 I Kimball Cln 126 36 Mllanl CR 21 I Reld Apl 135 3 Barte CR 141 41 Bm'tklQuI 137 35 222 24 59 26i 31 71 204 23 54 204 30 211 43 115 24 175 20 119 42 275 41 233 43 186 27 191 29 I .281 223 II 59 30 .296 32 .295 53 .292 25 .290 12 .288 32 .265 Santa Chl N.Mllier Htn 17 .277 II .276 II .274 Hawkins Inks Phoenix Pact LOS ANGELES (AP) Con LIKE FOOTBALL, FISHING requires a bit of strategy, spend a few minutes in a skull-session with your partner before moving out from the boat dock. Discuss the r'playing field" 227 42 60 19 49 .264 Root Wat 111 II Nlch'lt Wat 129 35 231 41 61 21 .264 14 .271 Sun Devils Convincing; Crush Tulsa 10-1 in NCAA's 237 31 40 .28 201 41 53 205 51 54 26 26 .264 54 2.63 21 .268 4 .268 230 36 66 20 46 .287 Wlssler WR 131 37 Trayl'r Cln 54 15 Cqrtw Win Robinson Sal Ptlroctlll Bin R. Smith Btn Blair Bol Powill Bal F.Howard Wai Hwon Sea Caier Oak Klly KC Be longer Bal Andrew! But AVrctr NY Buford Bal OHva Mm C. tooy Chi Kgiine Del Reichardt Col Kl Hebrew Mln Cash Oet D. Green Oak Cardenai Mln Monaoy Oak RAIIen Wat ClwKt NY Bofldo Oak A(Mjr(elo Chi Campanerli Oak Wfiile NY bJosraon Baf BttManon Wot A.Conlgliaro Bsn Plaiella KC Yostritmskl Bsn Harper Sea McAullff Det Jockjon Oak Northrup Del L3rown Cle Unser Wai Reynolds Oak Frtgosl Cal Kenney NY Alvls Cle Flore KC Pepltone NY Freehan Det AAcMullen Wot Uhlaender Mln Aaoir KC Eoueln Was T.

Morion CI A-Hodriguti Cal Foy KC D.Jones Bsn Mlncher Sea Comer Sea Stanley Det Hernandez KC Versoltes CI R. Oliver KC T.Dovli Sea B. Robinson Bal Alemor Cal Melton Chi Scott Bsn Cardenol CI Rollins Sea Johnstone Cal Tovor Mln Horrelson CI W.Horron Det Knoop Chl Tresh Det Beckert Chl Torr StL L.May Cln Stoub Mil R.Jackson All McCarver StL 199 26 57 21 .286 I its bays, rocky points, weed beds and dropoffs, how the weather is likely to affect the fish, and what the scouting reports are nie Hawkins has jumped from 27 .261 10 .261 I .26 I .265 16 .263 23 .263 the American Basketball Asso MacCI'n QC 30 I Rigglns QC 49 13 Alex'er Qui 152 40 kulls Qui 99 24 20 .260 12 .259 15 211 20 57 II 226 21 59 3 242 26 43 2 151 29 41 2 221 21 59 213 25 54 1 154 12 39 1 155 19 39 5 22 .383 21 .381 25 .281 11 .271 30 .276 21 .274 ciation and signed with the Bonds SF Javier StL Mllian Atl Flood StL Phoenix Suns of the rival Na 17 .261 17 .260 II .257 21 .257 15 .254 13 .253 14 .252 OMAHA, Neb. (AP) Ari CallUon Phi 713 31 60 217 19 41 235 45 64 212 19 59 254 31 70 241 34 61 227 33 62 117 31 51 237 32 44 234 30 43 141 15 43 223 54 59 198 73 52 garding the Tulsa case. In the statement, the NCAA confirm tional league, dropping in the process his $6 million lawsuit Age NY 233 27 51 17 41 249 27 .373 24 .273 44 .270 57 .269 by yesterday's anglers.

In a boat, it usually a case ot you hit em high and I'll hit 'em low" with the inshore man working the shallower level and the offshore tackier probing deeper. Two-pound-test line doesn't look like much to either man or fish. Maybe that's why it's so effective for those who use their stringers. When temperatures soar and fish in your favorite stretch ignore your offerings, when the water is extremelv clear, a switch to ultra-light line can be the answer. I 19 KOSCO LA 12 12 5 21 .241 Books Chl ed that it was within the realm zona State has its third NCAA baseball championship-in the past five years, Tulsa has the against the NBA S'gietonApt 115 30 Mull Qui 100 26 Brown Oec 141 38 G'zalez Cln 136 35 Perkins Wr 113 29 Sctil'ch WR 126 32 Vessel WR 107 27 M'relll Cin 121 32 Rogue CR 108 27 Bowen Apl 80 20 Rivera Wat 24 4 Rob'on Bur 121 30 OndeskoCR II 20 Parker QC 100 24 Rolat Phi 1 II .267 1 17 .241 10 .257 16 .254 4 .352 11 .250 I .250 I .250 1 .250 of possibility that had Tulsa This was announced Friday 15 37.265 193 24 41 234 31 51 222 34 55 182 7 45 163 30 40 233 21 57 222 22 54 2 15 .247 6 33 14 33 .245 memory of a near miss and the Billy Cotton put it on ice with a three-run homer in the fifth inning for a 7-1 margin and John Dolinsek hit a two-run homer in the sixth.

Larry Gura held Tulsa at bay with six-hit pitching, yielding a run only in the second inning. "We were fortunate to get out following and unpublicized, 13 44 .245 won the championship it could have been taken away at the August meeting of the NCAA closed meeting of NBA direc 2 13 .243 14 .260 22 .258 33 .257 17 .257 30 .242 But it's use requires care aplenty both in playing a fish and tors. Wynn Htn A.Oliver Pgh Boswell NY Holler LA O.Brown SD Spanqler Chl Blefary Htn T.Taylor Phi Lcboy Mtl D.Johnson Phi Helms Cln 17 .241 I hope these tips will help you get your NBA Commissioner Walter W'therlyApl 67 14 Executive Committee. landing one. 7 .248 13 .247 19 .240 7 .239 70 .236 12 .234 10 .233 6 .229 29 .240 29 .238 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hunter api a 169 25 44 184 25 41 257 39 64 152 21 39 247 27 63 3)2 23 54 220 II 54 171 II 45 212 16 53 201 15 50 173 21 43 231 22 59 for good measure here one more on lure 20 .255 4 .255 29 .255 31 .253 16 .250 Arizona State took everything 21 .237 Griffin QC 145 34 234 33 57 191 32 44 194 26 47 189 39 45 253 33 60 229 24 54 164 16 31 177 21 41 217 22 50 249 34 57 limits and decorating.

NCAA doesn't have to worry about one of its champions being stripped of a title. The Sun Devils slugged Tulsa 10-1 Friday night to capture the crown in the 23rd NCAA College World Series. Coach Bobby Winkles' club also won in 1965 and 1967. 16 .236 10 .232 Kennedy said in a statement he has approved a contract under which Hawkins will play Correct Apl 73 17 R'guez Cln 111 27 in front early," Winkles said, Cannizzaro SD 19 .249 out of the realm of speculation, however, with its resounding thumping of Tulsa. and Tulsa couldn't play its A.D'vllo Bur 62 14 Johns Qui 147 33 13 .249 14 .232 39 .230 42 .229 14 .228 22 .248 3 .226 15 .224 3 .224 13 .223 7 ,222 Schofer Dec 49 11 Hunt SF Slzemor LA Splezla SD Kranepool NY for Phoenix beginning this fall.

The Suns said the 28-year-old, usual aggressive game. They had to wait for something to grew CR 148 33 II The Sun Devils, who roared 21 .225 233 23 55 10 24 .247 179 20 44 I 28 .246 213 20 52 4 23 .244 197 39 41 I 16 .244 227 21 55 0 11 .242 6-8 Hawkins, one of the three 16 .224 back to post five straight vic happen. A HUNK OF PORK is hard to beat in making a lure more enticing. Pork rind is available in all shapes, sizes and colors specifically designed to arouse the feeding instincts of nearly Clchon CR 63 14 Gr'ham Wat 27 4 Hans'n Dec 149 33 Pauls'n Bur 91 20 Carro Bur 165 36 outstanding players in the Tulsa Coach Gene Shell in "We were flat at the start of tories after succumbing 4-0 to 5 .232 9 .221 15 .320 10 .218 3 .211 3 .2171 Sudakls LA Morqan Htn Wills LA Young Chl Cepeda Atl Sutherland Mtl Lonler SF young American association 193 12 44 204 23 44 219 19 4 190 23 42 160 13 35 212 21 44 165 19 34 270 34 44 205 17 41 192 21 37 150 15 21 177 I 33 21 .221 14 .219 23 .208 I .206 30 .200 26 sisted that the last-minute pub 1 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 every fish that swims. Strips of this natural-artificial bait may would speak out at a Phoenix 157 35 31 3 21 .243 219 29 53 11 31 .242 232 23 56 1 14 .241 213 16 51 0 15 .239 216 IS 51 4 21 .236 204 22 41 4 15 .235 licity over the Hurricane use Texas in the first round, belted the tournament, but we prac-Tulsa starter Steve Rogers forlticed every day and ran wind 10 hits and 10 runs in the first sprints, and I think that helped 14 .216 11 .215 news conference later Friday, Shannon StL Gain Wat 55 12 H'oway Dec 46 10 Wilb'rn WR 97 21 Dan'onWR 130 71 Griffin QC 131 21 R'guez Qui 76 14 Dusan Bur 43 9 be attached to practically anything you migm care 10 Under certain conditions, thin rind strips called flicks, impaled on a plain small hook, will do the trick with crappie, Gonzalez Atl 9 .214 of an ineligible player in its District 5 victory over Okla 24 .193 9 .187 20 .116 Hawkins, a center-forward, 10 .211 six innings.

nre us up. Casanova Wat 200 26 47 7 II .235 179 14 42 0 10 .235 reportedly signed a contract in PITCHING (4 more, decisions) 176 30 41 6 23 .233 160 20 37 0 15 .231 IP BB SO ERA six figures on a multi-year ba sis. striped and yellow bass and bluegill. No bait has the rind staying power, ability to remain fresh, and toughness. You can't lost it during a cast.

6 .309 5 .208 7 .200 1 .200 12 .198 15 .196 2 .196 9 54 31 65 I 2 1.91 Hisle Phi Horrelson NY Crawford LA Chaney Cin Rader Htn R.Pena SD Patek Pgh Mazeroskl Pgh M.Ryan Phi Money Phi 101 79 30 67 7 2.08 The $6 million lawsuit against 241 25 55 4 34 .228 211 20 41 1 12 .327 156 19 35 1 12 .224 189 11 42 2 II .223 212 II 47 I 27 .223 171 II 39 4 21 .219 116 110 344 3 7 5 2.31 73 55 33 21 5 2 2.34 No-Hitter, Then One-Hitter, Win Twin Bill for Lange Pommes Apl 48 10 Nunn QC 95 19 Kelly Cln 70 14 Frlas Dec 114 23 Biber QC 112 22 M'lettl Qui 51 10 Nav'ro CR 121 25 J.Bosch Dec 77 15 Howell QC 24 5 Jordan Cln 26 5 Th'oson QC 75 14 the NBA dates back to his col homa State did not affect his club. And the NCAA saw fit to issue a 350-word statement re- Dolinselc Named Outstanding Player OMAHA, Neb. (AP) Left 113 12 46104 I 4 2.46 151 126 33 (9 10 5 2.50 lege career in 1961 with Iowa. 11 .195 1.195 .192 0 .193 -0- A NEW GAME BIRD has been released in southeastern Colorado. The pale-spotted tinamou, originally from Argentina, i i i.

tiuKifat onrl Gaston SD 219 12 46 0 12 .210 200 15 42 2 26 .210 He was barred by the NBA Edwards Htn 123 97 21 71 7 2.55 101 77 41 51 3 2.58 110 13 27 68 10 0 2.62 for allegedly introducing a gam is a small mra, particularly suucu iu mc kiu J.Alou Htn C.Boyer Atl Moxvlll StL 136 114 45 55 4 2.71 H'egan Dec 146 27 Salado Cln II 2 210 20 43 1 14 .205 171 26 35 7 19 .197 172 11 31 1 12 .180 165 6 27 1 I .164 ly rather have a Whitaker Buick doubleheader?" bier to a fellow player. moderate climate of the region. 59 51 22 34 4 2 2.72 By BILL MANN Courier Sports Writer Larry Lange Ford used up Dean SD 12 56 54 59 4 4 2.72 G.B'ch Dec 117 21 Snyder CR 95 17 The loss of Hawkins to the 67 57 14 314 3 2.79 PITCHING mer decisions) 9 .187 10 .185 0 .182 14 .179 10 .179 9 .178 2 .176 6 .174 16 .172 3 .170 4 .170 II FIRST GAME Whitaker- Lonae't NBA was a blow to the ABA, R'SellO QUI 140 26 Horn Dec 34 4 just about all of the superlatives IP BB SO ERA fielder John Dolinsek of Arizona State was named the outstanding player in the 23rd NCAA College World Series Friday eb olrhr Men's Tennis fo 3 73 20 39 5 5 2.11 41 45 1422 3 1 2.81 106 16 50 12 I 7 2 87 40 21 10 25 4 5 2.18 already hurt when Lew Alcin Carlton StL 94 46 47 74 7 1.52 Farla WR 46 Froh'an CR 93 here Friday night by sweeping 3 0 0 0 73 52 14 63 4 4 1.59 MVC Commissioner Hiring is Imminent DALLAS, Tex. (AP)-Facul- 3ooodor nf UCLA signed with Mil- Schof'ld Wat 53 Koosman NY P.NIekro Atl Marlchal SF 117 12 22 14 11 4 1.77 a twin bill from nationally- 92 16 37 56 7 3.03 Nel'rkorn, rf 3 0 0 01 S'son, lb Rub'ke, 3b 3 000 O'I'ry. If Cfrie'k, ts 1 0 00 Fisher, ss O'C'nor, ts 1 0 0 0 Wilson, cf J'son, 2b 2 0 0 ol Muench, 2b waukee of the NBA.

Start Wednesday Mayer WR 53 Hutson Dec 80 53 33 43 27 4 2 3.04 night by newsmen. rnfprl Whifatpr Rniplr nf St Gibson StL 104 82 23 10 I 2 2.08 123 91 33 112 4 2.20 124 16 32116 7 4 2.24 130 104 34 96 10 2m38, 3120 "If we lost Connie we'd be 44 44 24 40 4 7 3.11 101 19 34 75 4 4 3.11 Joining Dolinsek in the onfl Cain Bur 117 Tr'onis Qui 74 yt representatives and athletic I .163 17 .162 4 .162 9 .161 3 .157 41 49 21 14 2 4 3.17 in trouble," an ABA official said At Byrnes Park Sheehan, 2 0 0 01 W'br'st, Payton, cf 2 0 0 0 Fisher, rl McC'an Cln 62 directors of the Missouri Val- Municipal Stadium. 17 47 34 95 7 1 3.18 Owens Cin 51 Thursday night before the loss his Sun Devil teammates. They 70 51 22 40 2 5 3.21 Singer LA Sutton LA Perry SF Seaver NY C.Osteen LA Dlerker Htn Jenkins Chl Hands Chi 11 .154 Men's twilite tennis is slated lcy Conference announced yes- 1 I At A DA Brown Wat 104 14 Towns'd WR 33 5 34 29 9 21 2 3.32 Palmer Bol Cuellar Bal Kaat Mln B.Moor Wat McDowell CI McLoln Det F. Peterson NY Odom Oak McNoliy Bal Stoltlemyr NY Lonborg Bsn Burboctt NY J.Nash Oak McCiothln Cal Fingers Oak Boswell Mln Drabowsky KC Dobson Oak Sporma Det Hlaglns Wat Wilson Det Stonae Bsn Lollch Det Mtssersmlth Cal Wilhelm Cal R.Nelson KC John, Chl J.

perry Mln Secml Sea Dobson Det Bunker KC Jarvls Bsn R.Woodson Mln McDonlel NY Hardin Bol Phoebus Bal Hannon Wat Culp Bsn Bohnsen NY Hunter Oak Paul Cle Oreo KC G. Peters Chl Coleman Wat Siebert Bsn Ellsworth CI Murphy Cal Horlen Chl Brunei Cal They did it with a no-hitter and a one-hitter. That's hard to 135 131 43 95 9 5 2.52 115 94 34 17 10 3 2.65 121 106 26 70 I 5 2.74 111 96 36 12 9 5 2.74 132 111 27 110 I 4 2.79 109 101 26 76 4 4 2.80 103 100 32 52 4 4 2.87 Whaley, rf-2b 2 0 0 0 T'haus, 2 0 11 A'ander, c-rl 2 0 0 0 Trapp, 2 0 0 01 Totals 20 0 0 01 Totals 23 3 6 2 Whitaker Buick 000 000-0 0 94 17 37 41 4 5 3.34 became official. He listed Hawkins with Rick Barry of Oak Yancy Apl 73 to begin Wednesday at the ms7 WU1 meei JU1V -9 101 95 37 51 4 5 3.36 1 .152 .137 I .139 1 .131 2 .0831 1 .067 are pitcher Larry Gura, catcher Bill Cotton, shortstop Roger Det-ter and outfielder Paul Ray Powell. beat.

Pfaft Wat Ji R'auez Dec 33 74 68 22 51 5 3 3.38 Bvrrtes courts at 6 D.m. The ln wempnis, ior nnai in- land and Mel Daniels of the 55 49 26 45 4 2 3.40 Wise Phi Llnzy SF In the opener Dick Thenhaus 43 41 9 25 4 3 2.93 Long Ford 000 030-x 3 DP Juraensen and Chlebeck; Vldetec Stew'rt Wat 12 Nye Qui 30 Indiana Pacers as the league's 117 114 42 93 10 1 2. Hoitzman Chl got the no-hitter by striking out program which is sponsored byitemews concerning the hiring the Recreation Commission a new commissioner, scheduled to last for five weeks. The Mvc officials hoped to 45 39 lo 28 2 4 3.40 73 55 23 50 3 3 3.42 54 44 21 24 3 3 3.50 63 60 24 39 4 2 3.55 PITCHERS RECORDS Carroll Cin top three attractions, 46 63 37 54 9 3 2.98 83 89 21 46 2 7 3.02 Runner-up Tulsa was repre- sented by first baseman Steve and Muench; LOB Lange 5, 2b Muench, Videtech; 3b Muench; SB O'Leary. Thenhaus (W 15-2) 7 0 0 0 1 10 Trapp (L 13) 4 3 2 4 2 4 (With a Decision Rated According lo Earned Run Average) 10 men and just missing a per Hawkins played out his option Washburn StL Santorlnl SD J.NIekro SD 37 40 II 25 3 3 3.62 71 71 23 41 3 5 3.04 14 15 II 26 2 4 3.21 fect game by a walk.

Getting for this a bv 15 t0 51 41 II 24 3 3 3.66 bb so ra Caves and third baseman Les call PB Sheehan. 51 57 20 31 3 5 3.24 'vith the Minnesota Pipers last season. The Pipers also will be Present plans year's activities that free pass was All-National 3 wiRncrjre 69 62 27 32 4 consist of 7." to Whismon Wat I Michael WR 1 3 0 00 0 SECOND CAME I LANCE'S 15 73 41 52 7 2 3.69 69 55 46 42 2 5 3.76 121 103 51 104 10 4 3.78 97 91 44 61 4 9 3.87 16 76 33 50 3 4 3.95 Whitaker i i .1. i i 1: lexas had second baseman 4 I 11 5 11 4 12 2 Di'come supervisor oi Aiianuc 3.25 3.28 3.39 3.29 3.33 ab rb ob rb 7 15 0.53 12 25 0.67 6 17 0.S2 in trouble. President Bill Enck-son said the team lost $300,000.

The possible switch to Pitts- Tl, MMuasi, vuihuiviivc uuiciuia uu M'loney Apl 2 Shoaan QC 2 Jasler CR 3 Eddy Apl 7 Lou Bagwell and pitcher Burt Neid'kom 7b 3 I I OlSwanson lb 3 10 0 45 42 24 44 1 5 3.97 Rubbelk 3b 3 0 0 0, Videtech 3b 3 0 0 0 luui nauii-iu. iiiu ii-c ui f.uuiQ will rnuflr fhn pnet nf hrlle onrl 17 53 1.11 333 Hooton picked to the first team. 88 79 27 55 3 4 3.99 Chlebeck lb 10 0 1 Fisher ss 3 0 2 0 65 50 20 14 5 20 12 4 3.41 4 5 1.13 4 14 1.35 Spellmon QC 1 Bowlby CR 1 No other topics were dis The other player honored is out 103 111 34 42 5 I 4.08 96 97 37 67 3 6 4.11 awards for the winners. O'Connor ss 2 0 0 0 Zuccato Wholey 3 00 0 Muench 2b Pav'on cf 2 0 0 0 Wilton cf 15 26 1.42 31 29 12 DeB'tN Wat Giustl StL McCormlck SF G.Jackson Phi Stone Atl Weqener Mtl Cardwell NY Foster LA Gentry NY Pappas Atl Lemaster Htn Regan Chi Bunnlng Pgh Reed Atl Culver Cln Baldschun SD Veole Pgh Selma Chl riles StL Fryman Phi 3.43 3.53 3.60 30 2 2j burgh now in the works might a with Hawkins able. fielder Jim Cardasis of New cussed at the meeting.

The MVC officials also will discuss the 77 80 35 51 5 4 4.19 43 II 17 17 3 3 4.26 107 104 35 79 4 52 51 20 31 4 65 54 37 43 3 67 63 II 27 41 46 11 21 2 89 76 39 67 4 14 15 22 44 4 19 94 21 41 4 45 50 15 29 4 9 90 34 74 4 98 92 26 73 6 64 70 31 39 4 38 31 15 36 4 82 91 35 12 4 77 59 32 72 4 17 96 25 47 5 97 97 34 65 6 shortstop Dan O'Connor. Larry Sparks extended his eye-popping record to 17 wins without a defeat as he threw a one-hitter at Whitaker in the nightcap. An early run in the first inning and a hit that just made it past the shortstop was all the offense that Sparks allowed Whitaker. Anyone interested in partici- 65 49 14 24 75 1.66 32 33 14 12 14 1.69 York University. 3.61 Alexander rf 3 0 0 0 Ferch If Sheehan 200 Oi Rice rf 4t I I 3.67 12 25 1.73 4 19 1.90 paling should have their entry hiring of a publicity director I 1 PT' I ft 18 84 27 34 4 4 4.26 88 96 33 44 4 4 4.28 51 62 24 34 2 i 4.32 Walker 1 0 0 0, Sparks a 2121 Totals 20 1 1 li Totolt 25 3 I 3 in nv i ii rn i nirinci 14 19 1.91 3.76 3.79 3.83 of officials at 7 12 1.93 Johnson Apl Brown Qua Davis Bur Cooper Apl Brandt CR Fuentet Cln Pickett Cln Hill Qui Lonnlng QC Gibson Cm Rivera Qui k.

eseii I a nil Whitaker Buick 100 000 11 Lang Ford 002 100 3 26 14 10 25 21 9 33 15 9 14 10 4 26 26 I 69 54 21 29 29 16 29 19 9 4 23 2 Z. 8 Memphis. 9904 or 233-4709. Walker; LOP Whitaker 3, Loroe Veteran Ninowski Traded to Saints WASHINGTON (AP) The Washington Redskins traded 3.86 3.92 3.98, 16 47 2.09 11 22 2.17 7b Fisher, 3b-Rlc. SB Nlederkorn; SH Chlebeck.

Hudson, Dysart Win In Girls' Softball (Courier News Bureau) In girl's softball Friday overcame 11 errors to beat I 25 2.17 LX--1UC UlICllUI nia UC 1UIII Griffin Htn 71 59 39 12 3 3 journed yesterday. Lange Ford, now 36-1 on the IP CR BB SO Walker (L.3-1) 3'i 3 3 7 2 Sadeckl SF 4.02 4.02 4.08 56 46 23 14 32 32 16 13 34 2 25 23 2.35 Gray. Hoitzman CR K'gfisher Qui Tropo 2i 0 0 1 0 2 Jim 16 11 5 9 11 2.25 Ninowski, veteran D.Wilson Htn Kelley SD Ross SO I 1 I II! (ckihurihn 4.17 4.18 1 2 2 3 14 2.25 35 30 15 20 27 2.31 year, got all ot its nrst-game runs in the fifth on a double by John Muench, two singles, and another double by Jim Janesville in Janesville by a 4.31 HBP, cato. oy-sporks (Chlebeck); pB-zuc-j quarterback, to the New Saints Friday for Moose Pgh Bllllngham JHtn Brown Ends Dispute Signs '69 Contract MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL 15 23 2.31 Willie Williams First Black Coach Perkins WR Bright Cln Geiger Bur Llmke Apl Bradley QC Mastin Bur 4.33 434 12 1 3 2.351 7 90 1 score of 17-14.

Hudson trailed 13-8 in the Hudson trailed 13-8 in 35 29 10 23 20 7 23 24 I 30 25 10 77 64 34 SUNDAY 24240 defensive end Dave Long and an undisclosed draft choice. Videtech. TRAPSH00TIN6. 12 noon Isaac Walton Fullback Bill Brown TUCSON. Ariz.

(AP) Wil-ilAP) AAauone Dec 5 71 76 27 60 3 6 9 7 92 37 106 6 4 73 61 37 55 3 4 51 47 25 30 1 6 66 61 25 59 6 2 38 42 14 36 4 3 64 79 16 28 3 7 76 10 37 51 3 7 14 81 37 43 2 1 43 66 28 16 5 6 52 49 26 43 2 7 94 104 34 57 4 3 69 12 26 41 3 6 63 61 24 42 2 4 90 13 47 49 4 I 78 84 36 45 7 3 99 97 53 67 3 9 51 64 14 24 1 5 71 17 30 33 I 4 J7 is' ourtn w'ien P'tcner Sue 4.34 4.48 4.53 4.64 4.69 Clubgrounds; 1-4 p.m. Cedar Falls Gun II 12 5 Krick Dec 1 After going behind momen Ninowski, 33, will enter his: lie L. Williams. 28. became the of the Minnesota Vikings sinned BONAVENA WINS BERLIN (AP) Argentina's Oscar Bonavena, charging like a bull, scored a third-round victory Friday nieht when Wilhelm 2 4 2.57Lrosiey came on to allow lust Grant StL Ellis Pgh Klrby SD Podres SD McGinn Mtl Merrill Cln J.Johnson Phi Bolln SF Clonlnger Cln Blass Pgh Stoneman Mtl Josfer Mtl Jarvls Atl Club.

STOCK CAR RACING, I p.m., Tunlt Speedway. SKEETSHOOTING. a.m. Cedar Foil Gun Club, 9-12 a.m. Isaac Walton 4.91 5.09 4 10 2.65 9 20 2.67 7 23 2.74 12th year in the National Foot- University of Arizona's first a 19G9 contract Friday with the ball League.

He came to Necro head coach. Friday. National Football Lcacue team. tarily in the second game, 1-0, Lange came back fast to stay ahead for good. A double by 14 12 I 17 16 7 27 25 13 23 27 12 45 32 19 16 10 5 5.16 one run on two hits, while striking out eight batters in four innings.

Catcher Rose Arter led the 23 41 2.80 5.17 Jones Qui Pryor QC Parks Bur Benka Acl Nelson QC Gideon Qui waoP OKI. Rivera Dec Karp Wat Davles Dec Von Homburg's corner threw in! Washington in August 19C7 from 10 14 2.11 5.37 MIDWEST LEAGUE BASEBALL. 2:30 the towel after the German had Cleveland. Williams, who was a track i Terms of the one-year con-and football star at San Jose tract, which ended a 12-monlh State and a track coach at salary dispute, were not an- D.m, Waterloo Stadium, Hawks vt. Clin.

5.29 S.74 II 39 2.13 catcher Dick Zuccato and a triple by right fielder Cliff Rice were the hits of note. ton (doubleheader). been knocked down five times. Long, who played for 13 37 2.17 31 58 2.91 DRAG RACING, NEITA Raceway, Cedar 54 47 74 47 49 21 61 70 40 51 51 23 33 35 16 Fells. 9:30 p.m.

tlmt trials and 1:30 Bona vent, at 207 pounds, was was the third-round choice three, Compton High School, was nounccd. A year ago Brown had Bingham Dec 17 30 3.001 14 25 3.00! Incidentally, Sparks fanned a.m. competition. Morcano Bus 2 asked for a three 20 pounds heavier than Von years ago of the St. Louis chosen to take over the track reportedly Midwest League (Include Games of Tuesday Except HAWKS at Ouincy) CLUB BATTING HORSESHOE MEET, Island Park, Cedor 12 13 I Reid Wat I 14 batters in the second game.

Falls, Northeast Iowa tournament Cardinals. Homburg. program at Arizona. year contract of $75,000 a year. Hudson team on the offensive getting two singles and a triple as Miss Crossley collected three hits.

In other girls' softball action Friday Dysart-Geneseo defeated North Tama of Traer 15-7. In winning the contest Dysart-Gen- 55 56 29 20 11 I 51 47 26 qualifying matches at 1:30 a.m. rbamnionshiD matches at 1 D.m. Lange's top pitcher, Rick Stephen, wasn't even used against 10 I 3.00 19 37 3.11 12 26 3 15 25 52 3.18 10 21 3.33 17 24 3.35 10 17 3.39 21 27 3.40 AMATEUR BASEBALL, 4:30 p.m.. Wo- V'azquex Cln 3 DuBose CR 1 Pena 3 Tollman Cln 4 St.Clair QC 4 Reuschel Qui 3 Hosklnt Apl 3 27 26 11 43 41 20 AB HR SB Bl CT Appleton 43 1354 212 359 21 45 176 .356 Burlington 41 1307 192 335 16 42 160 .256 Quad-Cities 39 1247 202 319 30 49 164 .256 32 35 15 45 43 21 terioo Stadium, Merchants vs.

Gilbert wM (Corn Valley League) MONDAY HIGH ICHOOL BASEBALL, 4 p.m., Sto the St. Paul team that placed fifth nationally in 1968. Lange had also beaten Whitaker 2-0 15 18 3.50 Gonzalez CR 2 Hurley WR 2 36 31 23 30 27 II 42 34 19 54 67 33 ekum Annex diamond. East High vs. 360 eseo took second place in the Uj" mid-Iowa Conference.

14 3.68 Jpnn SrhrmirW Tori trip nvsarr 20 22 14 5 Ames (doubleheader); 5:30 p.m., Uni the week before, and should now definitely be established as Aubertin Bur 3 Thomsen WR 1 Pavlik QC 1 Pope Qui 3 22 22 9 ASU Woman Cops NCAA Coed Title UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa versity ot Northern Iowa diamond, Co-'dar Falls, Cedar Fall High vt. Wesl ti im 22 .0 national title material. Huh (doubleheader); 4 p.m.. Orange Peery WR 1 Lawson Wat 44 3i 24 27 393 89 niuing auacK wun iour nus. 43 37 23 21 25 1.91 11 1 4 12 13 4.09 Hioh diamond, Orana vs.

Eldoro. Both teams are competing MIDWEST LEAGUE BASEBALL. (AP) Jane Bastanchury of 11 10 6 7 n.nv. Waterloo Stadium, Hawkl vs. 10 4.09 Hudson 202 404 5-17 17 11 37 4.19 Jonesvill 50 111 0-14 I 4 21 4.3 Gory Petts (3), Crossley (4) and Arter; this weekend in the prestigious Early Bird Invitational at 43 22 23 35 40 42 74 14 Arizona State scored a 4 and victory over Dorothy Germain werroro ana Love ess.

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Elk Run Heights, tonge In Cedar Rapidt Major Open League game. WEDNESDAY MOTORCYCLE RACING, I Dairy Cattle Congrest grounds. Block Howk Motorcycle Club sponsored program. HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL, I p.m.. University ot Northern lowo diamond, Cedor Falls, Cedar Falls vs.

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