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Man. July 17,19721:1 JOHN HALL Colbert Rides Putter to Win at Milwaukee Talk of The Town WALTER KELLER'S GOLF SCHOOL Se PRO SHOP 5T0CKJ OVIR 1000 SITS OF PR0-UNI 4 COlf CIVBS AND SHOES TO fIT All SUS THIS IS THE SIZE CLU3 FOR YOU KEICHT LENGTH SHAFT CRIP Around Town: Hail, hail, and so forth. The Ram gang is all here again. Along with new ownership, there's been one other impressive change at Cal State Long Beach where the balance of the squad checked in Sunday to get on with the businesi of getting ready for Cleveland Aug. 4 at the Coliseum Killing off one of the grand traditions of any football camp, none of the Rams is doing any complaining these days about the food served at training table Translation: Director of the Long Beach kitchen is an item named Hal Epsey.

He was a heavyweight boxer. In 1956, he was nosed out by Pete Rademacher for a berth on the U.S. Olympic team, and he later boxed pro before deciding to return to college for his degree. When you knock Hal's menu, smile 6'3" over I 1" Longer Stiff Over Size 5'irto6'2" Vz" longer Reg, to Stiff Over Size Standard Reg, to Stiff Standard 5'5" Sender Shorter Reg. to Rex.

t0Sedrasize C5 1972 SPALDING TOP-FLUE Reg. K0W 4 $9375 9 IRONS $20825..,.. 156" MILWAUKEE Ufl-Jim Colbert fired a 2-under-par 69 Sunday and staved off strong challenges by Oeorge Johnson and Chuck Courtney to win the $125,000 Greater Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament. The 31-year-old Colbert, whose only previous victory in seven years on the tour was in the 19G9 Monsanto Open, finished with a 13-under-par 271 for 72 holes over the Tripoli Golf Club course. One stroke back were Grier Jones, Johnson, Bud Allin and Courtney, whose closing 64 was the tour-nev's best round.

Colbert had started the day tied for the lead at 11- under with Johnson, 2 strokes ahead of Allin. Colbert made his decisive move with birdies on the 8th, 9th and 11th holes to go 14-under before he bo-geyed the final hole for his 271. His victory was saved when Allin missed a birdie on 18 when his third shot from over the green just failed to drop, and Johnson's 7-foot putt for a birdie also missed. Victory for the one-time Kansas State University football player raised his 1972 earnings to $43,574. San Diego's Deacon Jones, the rejected Ram, was thinking positive the other day at lunch, still a bit distressed over the trade that took the 33-year-old Secretary of Defense out of L.A.

after a season of injuries Jones on his future: "I'm healthy again, I'm up to 275 pounds and moving. I'll play another five years." Jones on Har-land Svare's defense: "If consists of 10 Chargers and Deacon." Jones on his one-season relationship with Ram coach Tommy Pro thro: "We did for each other." Jones on the FBI-to-the Rescue when Karl FUQST FLIOT'o PSA KEEPING WATCH toach Tommy Prothro, right keeps his eyes on Travis Williams (25) as Ram halfback cuts the corner on a 15-yard run against the San Diego Chargers during their scrimmage Sunday at Cal State Long Beach. 9 mens value kg Deacon Jones 'STAM TElbrAPSOLT Reg. Now 4 n30 $97M 9 MM." i- GOLF CLUB OF THE FUTURE Leaders: Jim Colbert, KSff George Johnson, $8,531 Brian Allin, $8,531 Grier Jones, $8,531 Chuck Courtney, 8.531 Rod Funsetri, $4,062 Jim Wiechers, $4,062 Bert Greene, $4,062 Bob Dickson, $3,000 66-67-69-69271 65-68-69-70-272 69- 66-49-68 272 48- 69-6847 272 49- 65-74-64272 87-67-73-64 273 47-70-68-68273 71 -47-67-48-273 44- 70-71-67774 45- 69-72-68274 67- 71-68-68274 67-49-69-69274 70- 68-71-66275 ALL SIZES If nvnnif 71-69-47-4827S 71-48-71-46 274 48-70-71-47274 67-49-72-68274 48-70-70-48276 47-70-71-482741 CAST HEAD I 111. 1 17-4 STAINLESS KEEL I TOE DESIGN MEN'S LADIES' 71- 70-44-69276 63-67-70-71-276 65-73-69-70-277 47-67-71-72277 69- 67-67-72-277 70- 71-72-45-278 70-72-69-67278 72- 70-7O-66278 70-71-69-68278 73- 47-70-68278 70-48-48-72278 67-71-74-67279 70-71 -71 -47 279 Sweetan allegedly tried to peddle a Ram playbook to New Orleans: "I can't take it seriously.

It was blown up out of all proportion. I have an old Ram playbook myself." Jones on the Rams defense he left behind: "It should be pretty good, but I think I know where you can find some holes." Date of the great reunion is Sept. 2 in San Diego. It may be interesting. Thumbs Down: Dodger first baseman Wes Parker, telling UPI's Milt Richman why he admires chessman Bobby Fischer: "I like him because he has guts," Not bad.

If rudeness, egomania, childish tantrums and whining double-talk make up a display of guts, Fischer has 'era Parker himself, a man with real courage, wouldn't be caught dead acting as bitty Bobby has in Iceland You'd think that Fischer is about to unveil the cure for cancer instead of merely performing an isolated, meaningless skill that has little to do with molding the destiny of the planet What they all should have done in the first place is get either Marlon Brando or James Caan to make Bobby an offer he couldn't refuse. Thumbs Up: The name is Mike Henry. He was a Ram linebacker, 1962-64. The club's 1964 press guide says: "Henry, 6-3, 230, 6th year pro. Attended Bell High and USC.

Born Aug. 15, 1936 Switched to middle backer early in '63 season, Mike enjoyed fine year and was second only to halfback Eddie Meador in interceptions Ninth round selection by Pittsburgh in 1958 draft. Came to Rams prior to '62 season. Part-time actor." Shortly thereafter, Henry quit football at hi3 peak to become a full-itme actor. Well, sort of an actor.

He signed up as one of the many Tarzans. In sub-' sequent years, old pals have mostly kidded hira about his roles But no more. Mike, working alongside such an old pro as Charlton Heston, holds his own and emerges now as solid star stuff as the copilot in "Skyjacked" also featuring another old Ram, Rosey Grier, as well as Yvette Mimieux and that classic rat, James Brolin Mike even gets the girl. Good deal. As Marlin McKeever, the current middle backer, would doubtless be the first to agree, it beats getting ready to mes3 with Leroy Kelly and Bo Scott in the summer smog of hlAArLI UULr DHLLO mi" fnn i 7O49-70-70-279 65-72-70-72279 70-71-67-71279 I Reg.

$16.00 HOW TI nol 49-69-69-72-279 68-70-68-73-279 68- 67-75-70280 72-70-48-70 260 71-67-70-72290 69- 72-44-71-280 i MAXFLI FIRST FLIGHT Tom Uloias, Roy Pace, $3,000 Mike Hill, $3,000 Hale Irwin, $2,311 Mike Reasor, $2,312 George Knudson, $1,750 Tommy Shaw, $1,750 Lou Graham, $1,750 Lenny Thompson, $1,750 Bruce Crampton, $1,750 Lee Elder, $1,750 Gibby Gilbert, $1,750 Labron Harris $1,175 Bill Ziobro, $1,175 Bob Bourne, $1,175 Babe Hiskey, $944.17 John Jacobs, $944.17 Chi Chi Rodriguez, $944 Ralph Johnston, $944 Homero Blancas, $744 Gay Brewer, $944 Taakakl Kono, $727 Don Bies, $727 Bob Barbarossa, $727 Bruce Flelsher, $727 Dave Elchelberger, $727 Bobby Greenwood, $727 Dan Slkes, $727 Don Iverson, $578 Ken Still, $578 Miller Baiter, $571 Bob Lunn, $571 Dick Crawford, $372 Ed Sneed, $372 John Mahaffey, $372 Wayne Peddv, $372 Larmy Wadklns, $372 Bob Goalbv, $372 George Hixon, $372 Rod $372 Butch Balrd, $198 Rolf Demlng, $198 Dick Lotz, $198 Raloh Baker, $198 John Schroeder, $198 Cesar Sanudo, $198 Bob Stone, $198 Dick Rhyan, $198 Marty Fleckman, $198 Chuck Thorpe, $198 Lionel Hebert, $198 Bob Eastwood, $192 Bunkv Henrv, $192 Lee Wykle, $192 R. Rlvadeneira, $192 Butch Schlicht, $192 John Toepei, $192 Dwlght Nevll, $192 Howie Johnson, $192 Larry Ziegler, $192 Jimmy Grant, $192 Bobby Cole, $192 Mike Spang, $192 Mason Rudolph, $192 Curtis Sifford, $192 Dean Refram, $192 Manuel de la Torre, $192 SITTING IT OUT While teams made up mainly of rookies drill on the field, the newly arrived Ram veterans watch from the sidelines. foreground, All-Pro defensive tackle Merlin Olsen soaks up some sun while enjoying the action. 1 Times photos by Art Rogers 72-49-49-71281 70- 70-69-72281 71- 47-49-70281 67- 71-49-74281 71-48-73-49281 69-71-71-70281 68- 7449-70281 69- 72-70-70-281 GOLF SHOE SALE Nw 69- 69-72-72282 68-72-70-72282 70- 72-72-48262 72-70-72-48282 70-71-7447282 73-68-71-70-282 69-71-72-70282 48-69-71-74282 RAM OFFENSE REPORT -SWEET AND LOVE-LY 70-68-73-71282 Collado, Kadota Meet Tonight in Forum Rematch State lightweight champion Juan Collado' will at 69- 71-69-73282 70- 67-71-74-282 69-72-73-6 283 73-69-49-72283 7244-72-73283 LARGEST SELECTION OF USED CLUBS IN TOWN WESTW00D I DOWNTOWN 213S Weitwood Bt. 1001 South Hilt Sf.

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The veterans reported to camp Sunday. After 25 years CIC DEN'S is closing his doors forever. HOW DRASTICALLY REDUCED. Everything was Sweet and Love-ly as the Rams and the Charger: rookies scrimmaged for 90 minutes Sunday at Cal State Long Beach. John Walton, who ha3 spent the last two years on the Rams' taxi squad, threw two of three touch-, down passes one to Sweet and one to Love.

Walton; who came to the Rams from Elizabeth City, N.C., hurled a 12-yard touchdown to Joe Sweet, a rookie from Tennessee State, and another for 6 to John Love, a second-year player who was with the Washington Redskins last year. The Rams played only offense. Walton, who drew praise from coach Tommy Prothro for his work, completed 10 of 19 passes for 133 yards. The other Ram 'quarterbacks were Buddy Lee and Mike Yancheff. Lee, recently acquired from the Chicago Bears, hit 5 of 11 for 79 yards, including a 27-yard TD to Tom Graham, a rookie from Baldwin -Wallace.

Yancheff, from Rutgers, completed 5, of 13 for 50 yards. Top rushers were Albert Schmidt of Kansas State (Pittsburg), with 13 car mm htt a A wf a 3.000 PAIHS Flats, Lsaftrs. 04 often tasuls S1SSQ Jll.tl1l 95 I Em MEN'S ECLF SHOES Rag. Big Ben's Reg. NOW 36.95 24 88.

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Other fights: Rich Riley vs. Teddy Ligaett, ISO; Lonnit Travis vs. Sammy Garcia. 141. Portland Golfer Wins Publinx INDIANAPOLIS 'ffl Bob Allard, a 23-year-old belter from Portland, shot a steady one-over-par 71 in a playoff Sunday to win the 47th annual National Public Links Golf Tournament.

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Answer Man: Every fourth year about this time the period between the U.S. trials and the Olympic Games people suddenly discover our track athletes are running meters instead of yard3. Most Americans remain helpless when it comes to meters, and it doesn't help that the U.S. employs the metric standard only during Olympic years Anyway, as another offering in the endless public services you often find here, we give you the word, courtesy of Norris and Ros3 McWhirter. Please clip and take with you to Munich for the Aug.

26-Sept. 10 exercises By the numbers: 100 meters (109 yards, 1 foot) 200 meters (218 yards, 2 faet) 400 meters (437 yards, 1 foot) 800 meters (874 yards, 2 feet) 1,500 meters (1,640 yards, 1 foot or, 119 yards, 1 foot short of a mile) 5,000 meters (3 miles, 188 yards) 10,000 meters (6 miles, 376 yards) As might be suspected, times for the 100 meters aren't usually as fast as those for the classic American 100-yard dash, while clockings for the 220 are slower than for 200 meters Don't thank me, just send something to the Olympic Fund. The U.S. is still several meters short of its needed bankroll Call the financial section for the difference in dollars and marks. Dodger Dilemma: Most fans and other assorted armchair experts seem to be convinced now that Walt Alston's constant juggling of positions and lineup switches are the prime key to Cincinnati beginning to run off and hide again in the National West, that the confidence of such promising youngsters as Steve Gar-vey, Bobby Valentine, Bill Grabarkewitz and Billy Buckner i3 being twisted and tangled beyond repair.

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