The Journal Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 19

LONG MIS JOURNAL HERALD 19 Slur.lar, Novrml.er 2., 17 Dayton, Ohio tjim Murray IT -mm- (TM AFRAID I'M TtJJ TO HAVE TO CUT YOU FROM THE I 7 SQUAD.JOUNSON. ffA AAU Hoopslcrs Open Tomorrow The Ohio AAU basketball league launches its 11th season tomorrow with a triploheador at the Fairgrounds coliseum. Bad Knee KO's American Champ SYDNEY, Australia (AP) A court, just going through the rT More Motor Madness' knoe injury may force Billie; motions, in the final set. Jean King, the Wimbledon 7l 'nmfn' tif lnhnldnr rait 1 eiws 'fvJ VfWa funeral Chapel remai tcnnis NEW YORK-- (UPD Babe poses Sander, Stone in the 5' of AustraUan circu, D.m. onenni? match nvnlvinrri in die wont! The world's top woman player Series as the New York Yankees two holdover teams from last season.

Famochon Winner from Long Roach, suf-'fPt the St. Louis Cardinals forod torn tendons in her four MELBOURNE, Australia The only oilier returning 'knev Thursday in Using a qu.ir- Mm t. I i nusuauas sponsor, jaiionai uisii itcgis-j tcr-final mak'h in the New i-ainciiiuii si'uii-u a ipcnnicai. ter, sends its Computer South Wales tournament to Judv nuuiiujui uvei lunn yj cnen lasi TUFFY BROOKS SPORTING GOODS H4VE rOU SttN OUR NEW STORE? FREE PARKING 441-5570 101 SOUTH KEOWEE Colts Eye Spoiler Role Vs. Michigan Tonight The Dayton Colts can be "The Spoilers" in the Midwest Football league race if they can shave the Michigan Arrows tonight at Richmond, Ind.

But they'll have to be extra sharp. The Arrows, from Mt. Clemens, lead the MFL with a 10-1 record. A victory or a tie in this regular season finale will give the Arrows the title. Game time is 7:30 p.m.

night when the Scot retired lwu 01 un cause of a cut over his right i 6:30 Same. Tcgart of Australia 6-3, 7-9, 6-0. The knee apparently was hurt in the douced second set. Mr.s. Kin? hobbled over the eye before the start of the 12th Dayton Steel plays Winfrey round.

in the' 8 p.m. finale. However, the Colts are the only team to defeat the Ar rows this season. Dayton won 34-7 at Mt. Clemens earlier.

And the Colts, fourth in the MFL with a 7-4 mark, have won four in a row. The Pontiac (Mich.) Firebirds will be rooting for the Colts. The Firebirds, 9-2 in the MFL, meet third-place Ypsilanti, (8-3) at Ypsilanti, at 1:30 tomorrow. A combination of Pontiac and Dayton victories would force a playoff between Pontiac and the Arrows. Even though Dayton is not in running for the league title, there are many personal duels which will be settled at Richmond tonight.

The Arrows' Tony Odneal and tiie Colts' Chuck McElli-gott are only four points apart for the league scoring title. Roosevelt Mell of the Colts -leads the league in rushing, but the Arrows have three runners, Odneal, Jim Willis and Bob Mischeau, in the top five. Flyers Topless, Bottomless, Too No. 21 and No. 33 may be missing from the University of Dayton basketball team's starting lineup a week from tonight when the Flyers open their season against Northern Michigan, All-America Don Stay is No.

21 and starting junior forward Dan Sadlier is No. 33. But lest Flyer fans fret further, It's the uniforms that may be missing, not the players. While the players were preparing for a team picture yesterday it was discovered that UD white uniforms 21 and 33 were missing. Coach Don Donoher has requested that anyone knowing the whereabouts of the uniforms please contact, the I'D athletic department at 401-5500, extension 381.

nrTl TnY Iff, fl uLJliD lyJu UuvJjJCSilU vsPfflffTlfl A7 Gin rf.Vl' hV'A'V iV "1' -k i 'A I'M )k vv-cwavv fMS, CaW-s weekend, at the Riverside Inter, national raceway here, the "Rex Mays 300," a 116-lap engine- COnteStCd by Indianapolis-type radng carj It is one of the few races where these cars do not just turn left aU afternoon. Here, they turn right This is a step in the right direction, so to speak. It is a small ripple in my long campaign to bring motor racing more in contemporary step with its sister art, highway driving As you know, It was I who first lobbied to have women drivers In these tiling, to Introduce a few drinking drlv ers, motor cops, and competition In "one-owner" advertised used cars In which the "one owner" would prove to be a near-sighted alcoholic famous in the neighborhood for driving his car into the swimming pool so often the local auto club kept scuba gear on Its trucks. Now I would like to beef up tomorrow's race even further by introducing the following assorted motor sports events? 1. Blind Man's Buff-This would pit a field of those new cars where the steel shields come down over the headlights.

The race would be run at night, and one-half the field would have shields that never got word of the factory callback but should have. Li other words, they come down in their own good time, not yours. None of the' drivers would know, like the class using cavity-free toothpaste, whether he had head-lights that would stay on or ones which would suddenly be doused by a screen of steel. This would have the effect of Znl SUddenly tato the pit fhLpuZa Stand lt! Every time 1 hear a click, these httle beads of sweat begin to trickle down my back. I'd Lf outta herer SUSpense! Cut is a simple event in which a string of cars are required to climb a steep hill preceded by two huge truck-and-trailer semis.

As the signal for the race to start is given, one of the semis will pull out around the other and the two of them will block the road, proceeding at nine mph They will do this at intervals all through the race, leav-tog the (drivers to guess when to gamble on starting around them. To spice up the race, there will be oncoming traffic to face, coming over the brow of the hills the trucks block. The race derives its name from the plates screwed on the back of the truck which read: "This vehicle extends the courtesy of the road to all traffic." There will also be a note on the other side telling how much taxes this truck passes onto its customers. S. The "Dont Yell At will be a husband-and-wife event run in a steady downpour, simulated with overhead pipes, if necessary, otherwise run only on days where the weather bureau reports "100 per cent chance of rain." The driver will be the husband, and the co-pilot his wife.

The windshield wiper will work only on the non-driver side. This will complicate the performance of the drivers in that they will be unable to see at all well, but hear all too well. Victory will go to the guy who not only finishes first, but does so without stopping to gag his wife with his bandana halfway through. 4. Humanizing The Race Statistics show that four per cent of all motor vehicles at sometime during their use strike pedestrians.

So we must see to it that spectators, preferably eating hot dogs, be allowed, even encouraged, to wander across the track at certain points. Because of our faith in sta-tistics a lack of which is un-American, we must expect that exactly four per cent will be involved in collisions, either through driver negligence or walkers'. This will bring our race whoHy in line with national averages and make tiie race driver subject to the same risk as the man going home to Encino every night. B. The R.F.D.

Race-This duplicates the traffic conditions jfns or semirural communities, which means there should be a liberal number of pickup trucks carrying full pails of gasoline on the panel, loaded with mowers, scythes, rotary tillers and the like, with razor-sharp blades flying through the air at any impact, amid tine glare of flames. No hospital should be any closer than 130 miles because this is why the death rate almost parallels the injury rate in most rural accidents. So, the track hospital should' be padlocked for this race, and the ambulance drained of gasoline. Gentlemen, start your tensions I Copyright, 1967, The Los ADitelei Times MFL STANDINGS 10 1 0 Flint 9 2 0 Lansing 8 3 0 Detroit 7 4 0 2 1 ni 010 i Michigan Pontine Ypsilanti Dayton STATE FARM 'jr n. i i INSURANCE BIG, BIG TRACTOR-TYPE TREADS THAT DIG YOU CUT OF DEEP SfiOW QUICK! FOR INSURANCE CALL: HUH JslHUUTHLY OFI DRY ROADS AT TESTED SPEEDS UP TO 100 f.lPH! A- III 111 LATONIA Aztecs Win Small Title For the second straight year, the San Diego Aztecs are the kings of the nation's small col 1'IItST-Muldens, t'i furlong.

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