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.9 friday; august 14, 1970 THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. PAGE FIFTEEN Detroit Blows Early Lead Judd Makes Guard Changes .9 ir ilTTest: Beats Michiana 101 McLain 3- Improved Cowboys M- mm The Michiana Hawks had Si little or no trouble last season in scoring three victories over the Detroit Cowboys, twice in league play and once in an exhibition contest. But the Cowboys, who almost MILWAUKEE (AP) Dave May is not known as a power hitter. But when he hits home runs, they usually count. May slammed his sixth round tripper of the season Thursday afternoon, breaking a 2-2 deadlock and lifting the Milwaukee Brewers to a 3 2 victory over the Detroit 'Tigers and pitcher Denny McLain.

"I hit a fast ball," May said of the pitch he parked into the right field bleachers to lead off the fifth inning. "I was surprised to see it." Of the Milwaukee center fielder's six home runs this season, four have won ball games. "When I was with Baltimore they said I should hit about 20 or 25 home runs a year if I was playing regularly," May said. "I think I could hit 15 or 20 by playing every day." At the rate he's going, that would mean at least 12 or 16 more victories for the Brewers, lost their franchise in the Midwest football league at the Another change is planned by Judd who reports that: Larry Crouch, a defensive tackle, will replace Walt Lange at center this week. Lange will be out ior this contest only.

Speaking of guards, the Hawks beat Wyoming without the services of Greg Gimble, a 220-pound graduate of South Dakota State whom Judd calls the team's best guard. Gimble was involved in an auto accident prior to the game and it took eight stitches to close a i cut in his head. He is not ex- pected to see action this I either li Judd expressed satisfication.4 with the Hawks' pass protection and defense against Wyoming. "The defense has become more aggressive and there war; some good hitting out there last Saturday," declared the Hawk-; coach. "We try to get the fellows to keep talking to eachf other and that helps keep then fired up." The improved pass protection helped quarterback Bill Feracio complete 14 of 28 passes for 198 yards and three touchdown1 against Wyoming.

end of the season, are back and could have the most improved club in the league. Coach Bob Armstrong's team will face the Hawks at Buch anan Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. with a lot of new players who played well in holding powerhouse Lansing in check for a half before falling 28-0 last Saturday. Meisman Stars In Grid Clash North Lincoln Detroit attack is built around a pair of new quarterbacks who appear to have about equal talent. One is Ben Brown, who are struggling to stay out of the basement in the American League's Western Division.

The crowd of 19,977 must have thought victory was a long way off as Detroit erupted for both of its runs in the first inning. Dick McAuliffe led off the game with a single and went to third on Mickey Stanley's double down the right field line. After Jim- Northrup walked to load the bases, Norm Cash hit a one-hopper back to pitcher Marty Pattin, who threw home to force McAuliffe. Bill Freehan then hit a ground single between short and third that chased Stanley and Northrup across the plate. After Pattin settled down and gave up only two more hits, both coming in the fourth.

He set down the Tigers in one-two-three order in the second, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth In the fifth, he faced only three batters as a double play wiped out McAuliffe, who had walked to open the inning. "I didn't have my rhythm," Pattin said after evening record at 9-9. "I was missing the plate with my fast ball in first inning, it was moving so much." "But I got into the groove and in the last three or four innings, everything was working fine," he said. Milwaukee tied up the game in the bottom of the fourth when Bob Burda doubled to right. With one out, Roberto Pena tripled to right, scoring Burda, them came home on Phil Roof's bunt back to the mound that McLain couldn't handle.

The crowd booed McLain Belts Heights a 6-1, 220-pound graduate of the University of Akron, and the other is Bob Stevenson, a 6-4, 220-pound signalcaller from Moorehead State. Brown started against Lansing. The Cowboys have several HARTFORD North Lincoln trounced Benton Heights 11-1 to advance in Hartford Little league tournament action Thursday night. John Bicinach, Mickey Ott, and Mike Collier combined to outstanding linemen, including tackle Joe Holmes who carries 325 pounds on a 6-5 frame. He formerly played for the Chicago won his award at Southern California in 1968 and Owens his at Oklahoma last year.

Buffalo, plagued by quarterback problems the last two years, still has them. Coach John Rauch tested Dan Darragh and Jim Harris against the Jets a week ago and was expected to start Harris against the Lions. He also intends to use veteran Virgil Carter, formerly of the Chicago Bears. The meeting will be the fourth between the teams in preseason action. Detroit holds a 2-1 edge.

In the last three years, the Bills won a total of only nine games while losing 32 and tying one. BUFFALO Y. (AP The Buffalo Bills, kicked around the last three years in the American Football League, make their National Football League home debut tonight. They hope to do some kicking around themselves. The Bills entertain the Detroit Lions in War Memorial Stadium, where each team will try for its first preseason, victory.

Both suffered crushing defeats last week, New York pounding the Bills 33-10, and Kansas City whipping the Lions 30-17. The game will feature two Heisman Trophy winners Buffalo's O.J. Simpson and De-triot's Steve Owens. Simpson Panthers of the Continental league. The Hawks tasted victory against Wyoming last Saturday for the first time in three MACHEMER MAKES IT: Plays like this helped Benton Harbor's Dave Machemer earn all-state honors this week while playing for the Grand Rapids Sullivans in the state National Baseball Congress tournament at Grand Rapids.

In this sixth inning action in Wednesday's championpship game, shortstop Machemer races behind third to knock down a high bouncer bare-handed. The batter got an infield hit, but Machemer's play prevented a runner on first from going all the way to third. (Walt Redman photo) Machemer Earns All-State Honors Schneck Gets No-Hit Win outings, and both coach Jim pitch a one-hitter with Bicinach picking up the win. Losing pitcher Phil Arivett had the lone hit. Steve Toney paced the North Lincoln attack with two doubles and a RBI and tea mate Corey Benford added a double.

North Lincoln will resume action tonight against Paw Paw in an 8 p.m. contest which will determine who will meet the undefeated Fairplain Blues on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. A Fair-plain win on Saturday would give it the championship. If Fairplain losses on Saturday, then the championship game will be Sunday at 8 p.m. Benton Heights will play the loser of the North Lincoln-Paw Paw game in a contest for third place Saturday at 6:30 p.m.

Fruitbelt Keg Meet Judd and his players liked the flavor. "We are starting to put the pieces together, declared Judd, "but there are a couple of spots where we feel we have to make some adjustments." every time he came up to bat, The adjustments were made Bears, Browns Playing At Notre Dame In '71 and the catcalls were especially loud in the fifth when he threw with this week during drills in the offensive guard positions, to first eight consecutive times BANGOR Steve Schneck fired a no-hittter as Fairplain Gold bounced Fairplain Blue 10-0 Thursday evening in Bangor Babe Ruth Tourney action. Doug Roemer paced the Gold batting attack with a triple and a single, while teammates Mark Carlson and Alan Schultz added two hits apiece. Today's action matches North Berrien Blue and the Benton Harbor Panthers at 6 p.m. and Paw Paw and the Benton Harbor Colts at 8 p.m.

There will be four games Saturday with action starting at noon. game. Machemer also had a sacrifice fly and a stolen base while knocking in the first run to keep Danny Walton close to the bag. The Tigers move out to the West Coast for Friday and Saturday night games with the California Angels and a Sunday daylight contest. according to Judd.

"Our offense has been a little weak and I think these changes will help our running game." John Jud has been moved from his linebacker position to one guard slot and Greg Rudell, a tackle by trade, will play the other guard position. of the game. The speedy former Tiger was The Fruitbelt junior bowling association will meet Monday? at 7:30 p.m.. at Gerson-de's. All coaches should attend and pick up their supplies for the coming season.

one of 16 players picked for all- state recognition in the nine-team double elimination tour GRAND RAPIDS Benton Harbor's Dave Machemer earned all-state honors while helping the Grand Rapids Sullivans to the state National Baseball Congress championship here Wednesday. Machemer, a shortstop standout for Benton Harbor's high school and American Legion teams in 1969 and a Central Michigan Freshman regular this past spring, collected four hits in four trips Wednesday as the Sullivans blanked the Grand MILWAUKEE DETROIT ab bi ab bl ney. The Sullivans, who have lost just three games this season, favorites in action. The financial figures of the game were not officially revealed. It was reported, however, that the gate receipts would be split three ways between Notre Dame, theBears and the Browns.

Plans for a Bear game in the 59,075 seat stadium for this fall fell through, it was revealed. Ed "Moose" Krause, athletic director of Notre Dame, along with Art Modell, president of the Browns, expressed delight with the arrangements. Said Krause, "I am delighted to have them (Modell and Halas) bring this game to Notre Dame." SOUTH BEND Football history will be made at Notre Dame University on Aug. 28, 1971. That is the date on which the Chicago Bears will meet the Cleveland Browns in an exhibition game here marking the first time in Notre Dame history that a professional football team has performed under the Golden Dome.

George Halas president of Bears, made the announcement in Chicago Thursday. Halas said that he was pleased with all arrangements and that it would give Bears' fans in the area a chance to see their now advance to the national tournament at Wichita, Kansas. 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 12 1 3 110 10 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 111 3 0 11 3 0 0 0 3 0 10 Harper 3b Hegan lb cf Burda rf BSmlth rf Walton If Snyder If Pena bs Roof Kubiak 2b Pattin 30 10 3 110 2 10 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 12 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 2 0 10 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 MAullffe 2b Stanley cf Northrup rf Cash lb Freehan Wert 3b Maddox If Gutierrez ss DJones 2b McLain -GBrown ph Hiller That title was won by the Sullivans in 1960 and by the St. Joseph Auscos in 1946. Rapids Braves 11-0 in the title 29 2 5 2 Total 31 3 200 000 OOOZ Total Detroit Milwaukee DP Milwaukee 000 210 OOx 3 2.

LOB Detroit 4, 2B-Stanley, Walton, Milwaukee 6. Gutierrez, Burda. 3B Pena. HR D.May Preliminary Approval Given Stadium Group (6). IP McLain (L.2-4) RERBB SO 8 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 2 4 6 Hiller Pattin (W.9-9) 2:03.

A 19,977. Putts And Bowden Neiv Grid Coach At Covert Pars DETROIT (AP)) A proposal to set up a five-member stadium authority with the power to sell bonds for a new downtown stadium has been approved in preliminary action by Wayne Coun- ty officials. The Ways and Means Committee of the Wayne County Board of Commissioners voted 16-2 Thursday to set up the authority. Approval by the commission itself is expected next week. Robert Sweany, executive director of the working group promoting the downtown site, predicted that ground could be broken for a new stadium within five to six months.

He also said that a study not yet officially released by Stanford University Research Institute showed that the riverfront stadium could break even in its first year. Football Physicals FAIRPLAIN CHAMPS: Members of he Seals, champions of the Fairplain National League, include (front row, left-right) Chris Peplinski, Steve Garelick, Jack Bentley, David Musick, Tom Aack erman, Jim Hahn, (second row) Jack Ackerman, Mark Wilder Jeff Walsh, Rich Bingham, Phil Alexis, Jim Walder and Tom Wood. North Lincoln LITTLE LEAGUE1 COVERT Donnelle Bowden has replaced Mai Brashear as Covert's head football coach. Bowden, who was a varsity assistant last year, takes over a Bulldog squad which was winless in its first varsity season a year ago. Bowden, who also coached the Covert baseball team last spring, played two years of varsity football at Fisk University in Nashville, and was an assistant coach for two years at Knoxville (Tenn.) College.

The Gary (Ind.) Roosevelt high school graduate received a bachelor degree in history at Knoxville College. The new Bulldog grid coach is iimmsm mmmmmmwmmM Bowling Green BRIDGMAN MEN'S LEAGUE, Bob Ackerman, Jake Forraht and Andy Anderson all tied for top honors byposting 33's on the back nine. -Joe Cuchinski, Hay-ward Smith and Bill Menser paced the field on the front nine with 34's. Lynn Welch had a 36 and Joe Kamp a 37 on the back nine. On the front nine, Carl Hildebrandt shot a 35 and Gary Owen and Fred Knutel had 36's.

MONDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Andy Anderson and Hayward Smith tied for medalist honors with 34's on the back nine. Gary Owen and Orville Sassman shot 36's while Bob Chalmers had a 38 and Don Huiezinga a 39. The North Lincoln 10-year-old COVERT Phvsical examinations for All-Stars exploded for five runs in the fourth inning to break a 2-2 tie and went on to down boys planning to participate in any sport during the coming year at Covert will be held from 7 to 8 p.m. Monday in the high school gym. the St.

Joseph All-Stars 10-2. Paul Knuth had two doubles and a single and Dave Gilbert two singles for the losers. Scott BKIDUMAINi BRIDGMAN Physical ex aminations for boys in grades a member of the Covert Jay- Dennison had a double for the winners. Kurt Feigner was he winning pitcher and Tom Hor- seven through 12 who plan to Sweany said he is now ready to meet with Detroit Lions owner William Clay Ford to convince him that the downtown site is both feasible and out of preliminary planning stages. "I think Ford will see that we're really moving on this thing," he said.

Ford has given Detroit a Sept 1 deadline to finalize plans for the downtown site. Otherwise, he said, he is committed to moving the Jiions to aJPontiasite cees and a former member of the Gary Frontier Clubs of America. ton took the loss. participate in any sport at Brideman during the 1970-71 school year will be given in the ms TIGER IS Yes! Elmer Johnson and son, Larry, will be back in business to serve you AUGUST 15th at NILES LINCOLN in ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN, with UNION 76 OIL CO.

school gym at 10 a.m. on Aug. 19. St. Joe-North Lincoln LITTLE LEAGUE North Lincoln's 10-year-old all-stars scored an 11-5 victory Duffy Issues First Call Bison Gridders Meet NF.W BUFFALO A meet over St.

Joseph with Gary Graham getting the win and Dave Gilbert taking the loss. Scott Dennison led the win Detroit has $3 million in the 1970-71 budget to buy land in the civic-center area site. County Commissioner Robert Fitz-patrick said he expected that the city would donate any land it bought to the authority for a stadium site. physical checks Aug. 26.

The following day will be press day in Spartan Stadium. The next day the hard work will start on the artificial Spartan turf. As usual, most of the talent is home grown, with 52 players from Michigan. ing for all New Buffalo football players in grades nine through 12 will be held at 7 p.m. Monday in the high school, according to new coach Jim ners with a single, double and triple in four at bats.

Brian Rose also tripled for the win ners. Paul Knuth had two hits Van Dyck. in three trips for St. Joseph. EAST LANSING (AP) Coach Duffy Daugherty has issued first call for football, inviting 93 varsity players back for fall drills.

The number, however, generally shakes down fast to between 70 and 75 players. Daugherty has a healthy crop of 33 letterman reporting back, 31 from the team that had a 4-6 won and lost record last year. The class status is well distributed between 31 seniors, 22 juniors and 40 sophomores. The footballers will report for The Spartans open the season with an away game Sept. 19 against Washington at Seattle.

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