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DAYTON DAILY NEWS Nalurdi, August 1ft. Ifl67 It Takes More Than Glasses By MAX MOSS, Dally Newt Sport Writer lESSL MrKinley bought a pair of special prescription shoot- ing glasses recently and he hoped they might help him in the Grand American Trapshoot at Vandalia these next few rT days. But, Friday morning, after shooting the first 75 birds of the opening-day program, he discarded the expensive glasses. At that point, Jesse was 23-23-20 in the 16-yard event and plenty discouraged. "I was missing and then a friend told me I was 'really missing' some of them so I got rid of the darn things in a hurry," he related while relaxing between events.

"And I finished up with 25 in a row." And the veteran shooter from just north 19 VS. 20, VET VS. VET IIS AMATEUR PASADKNA. Calif. Wl Two veterans and two youngsters faced each other Friday as the Women's National Amateur golf tournament moed into the semifinal round at the Annan-dale Golf Club.

In one match, 1965 champion Jean Ashley of Cha-nute. met medalist Phyllil iTishi Preuss of Pompano Beach, Fla. In the other, Lou Dill, 19, of Deer Park, went aRainst Peggy Conley, a ear-old University of Washington coed from Spokane. In the quarterfinals, 'lie 28-year-old Miss Preuss rdged Jane Bastanchuiy, 1-up Miss Ashley sidelined Martha Wilkerson of Fuller-ton, Calif, the collegiate champion. and 2.

Miss Dill bent Marianne Cox. the 16-ye ar-old, 2-up. Miss Conley bent Mis. Scott Probasro of Chattanooga, 1-up. Mors of Phillipsburg didn't stop with the 16-yard birds.

Friday afternoon, he hit 95 of the more difficult handicap targets again without his new glasses. WHILE HE DIDN'T carry home any silver for his efforts H7 was tops in the Class Singles and two shooters broke H9 in the handicap event), the 51-ycar-old farmer was obviously pleased. "Guess I'll come back tomorrow," he said, "and give these young fellows a run for their money." Coming to the Amateur Trapshooting association (ATA) home grounds for the Grand only a nine or 10-mile drive isn't anything new for McKinJoy. He started shooting in 1958 and he competed in his first 'fS Beach Steps Up To Jet Top oh John Beach, a 10ti5 DAVE HILL MISSES COURSE RECORD Putt Off Course for Round of 61 UP1 Grand that year. "I've won a few trophies along the way and I really shook 'em up my first year here, in '58." Explaining, he continued, "That year, as a new shooter, I won a Class shoot and brokP 97 of 100 in the big one, the Grand American Handicap.

"Boy, did they penalize me in a hurry." Then, the veteran whose 95 Handicap score was tops among the Dayton area shooters in the field, also explained he finished first in the 16-yard preliminary event in the 1960 Grand. Although McKinley's "getting older" now, his ability is well respected at the ATA grounds with or without his glasses. Dave Hill's 61 Nets the Lead STEVE WILLIAMS MAKES LAST-MINLTE CHECK BEFORE LINING UP First Shots Fired Friday in Trap-shooting; at Vandalia Photo by Sleinliiunner of Capital university who has: serv ed as Franklin Monroe's reserve basketball coach for the last two seasons, has been namr-d to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of varsity coach Jack Oliver. One of Hie most respected mentors in the area. Oliver stepped down to enter the insur-! mc businrss after compiling a 17S-58 record in 11 vears.

Clay Honeymooning JKSSE MfKINLEY 'I Was Missing' HARTFORD, Conn. MT1) Dave Hill of Ever-green, header! into the third round of the (neater Hartford Open today with a one-stroke lead after a second-round score he and the rest of the field will find difficult to match. AAU Result. Hill fired a 10-under par til PHILADELPHIA IRI Summary nf I Jodaj a rvrnt al (hp Women Outdoor AVC Suimmins ami Divine cnamplonsriipa toi-metci' harkstrok-l. Kendi Vtonre, Srottadaw (Aii.i Rats.

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Vlote-Allien Hill! iCallf ilr 4 jjo- 2 Cam Krai Lauderdale KJa SA.I :S3.7; KaHIc Wrizpl. WHmette, III, CHICAGO (UPI) Mu-hammed Ali Cassius Clay Honeymooned today with his bride, Belinda, a pretty, petite teenager schooled in the ways of his Black Muslim sect. The deposed heavyweight champion, who faces a five-year prison term for draft evasion, took Friday as his second wife Belinda Boyd, 17, who attended the Black Muslim University of Islam. THE CEREMONY, presided over by a Baptist minister in Clay's home on the far South Side, combined rites of the pion, the sources said, wanted to go to Europe, but cannot because his appeal on the draft conviction is pending. CLAY, 23, look motion pictures of the guests before he cut the two-layer wedding cake, and then said: "These children want some cake.

They're tired of all tins jiving." The ceremony was performed by Dr. Morris II. Tynes of the First Church of the Master. The Rride wore a floor-length white silk dress with a lace train. Clay wore a black silk suit.

Muslim and Christian faiths. It was held on such short notice the former champs parents were unable to get here from Louisville in time to witness the ceremony. Clay and Belinda had taken out a marriage license Thursday. They hinted then they probably would marry this week end. Clay's mother said she had thought the wedding would be Sunday.

Sources close to Clay said the couple would honeymoon this week end. possibly in Honolulu. The former cham S'mmi'na Ctera sc. 1 .17.4: Ann' Lakewinirt 'Calif AC 1-411 tacular J2.ame "was probably the best competitive round I've ever played." He had 10 birdies, used only 26 putts and hirdied eighl of the last 11 holes. Hill sank his longest putt a 35-footer for a two on the ib8-yard, par-three 13th.

till I. SAID he had just made an adjustment in stance thai paid off in improved results with his lung irons. "You don't know what I've been goins; through in the last few weeks when 1 put a lung iron in my hand," he said. Three-meter sn inghnaitl diving Lt. Mlf-KI L' Altn Jfifon Sup Goaatrk, Tanaana rim in' Jen WHILE McKINLEY'S 95 was one of the top area scores In the Handicap event, two area shooters broke 100 in the 16-yard competition.

Class AA firer Norbert Liette of St. Marys and Lee Davidson, Winchester professional from Tipp City, were both perfect from the line. Three men, Gene Sears. FJ Reno, Chris Bishop of Leewood, and Jack Morris of San Antonio, are still in the running for championship honors in Friday's opening 16-yard event as all broke 200 straight in shoot-offs before deriding to call it quits for the evening. That made 300 straight for them.

The title will be decided on the outcome of today's firing, the men mutually agreed. Perhaps an example of what to expect when the "real'' firing begins next week, 12 shooters went into the shoot-off after breaking 100s. DRAWING MORE than its share of the slim opening day spectator crowd was a "name" squad in the Handicap. Ali-America choices Orlich and Sears were joined by George Snedonberger of Angola, who broke 600 straight at 16 yards in the Ohio State shoot a few weeks ago, A. L.

Brown of Topeka, and Lester Badburg of Lincoln, Neb. The five 27-yard shooters disappointed their fans somewhat, however, as Sears was tops with a 95 and Orlich and Snellenberger were next high with 93s. The fans expected more of their nevcr-miss heroes unfortunately. le Adair, Valle 'Calif 1 4 Lrl Buah, Princeton A-J O'CnnneH Santa a SC. Ill 15 1 A Ctan lai-mevi in'livdual medVv 1 Claudia Knit).

ania SC. -Pederson At dan Htila 'Cal-r sc S. I.nn Vidait. San'a Clata SC, 7: Cat.e Rail- 'nie Ratuman. Veapet B.C.

2 SO 5. dimeter ftonsiMr- 1 Santa a TA tram 'Linda Cv U'atnnsna Major League Box Scores Ctaud ji t. vaaner Rr inn, 1 C'a team. 11 a -r rv Hllla Tnlif SC 1:03.3: 9:13 7 A a (OnO Friday for a 36-hole lotsl of tying this year's single-round record for the PGA tour set by Gay Brewer en route to victory in the Pensacola Open. I came close In another record in the final hole when an putt rolled past the curt.

Had it dropped. Hill would have equalled the 60-Btroke course mark first set by Tommy Boll in 1 954 iiARV PI.AVKR, the first-round leader, finished vs. i I a pair of birdies for a HO and a second-place tie at 1.14 with Terry Dill of Austin, who shot fiS. Doug Kurd shot a fi7 to take possession of fourth place at 135. First prize in the 1tilh renewal of the tournament is SJO.OdO and 72 players were still in competition after surviving the second-round cut of 1 Julius Boros, who ranks second behind Arnold Palmer in money earnings this year, missed qualifying by a sipoke with a 73.

It was the firs) time in 21 tournaments that Boros had failed to make the cut. The fi.iWi-yard Wethersfield Country dub course is heme played from preferred lies because of reienl work that has lefi baie spots in the fair-v ays. Hill, the slender Memphis Open champion, said his siec- Team at Hidings: M.II IIKNM National League (IN hi Americau League lb ah i hi 1 Nan's 72: 1 Aim SB tm nr. I Car rienal cf i 4 'I i 0 And-r us 3 (i 0 ni.ic-n miiis. la.

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onn i DP VewYo'k I LOB -Minnesota 10. New Yo: Zimmerman IP ER BB SO Kaal (L.S-:3 1 1 3 Barher iWA-lli 9 fi 0 0 A 4 HBP-Barhei (UhlaMdar) WP-Kaat Baiiiei. KQ1 IPMENT SIDETRACKED VIARKCrTJIO. Italy VPi The tonrinj; United Stales nack' end learn arrived from Germany for a triangular meet i against Italy and Spain tonichi and Sunday, but their bagsae 4 0 1 ii 0 fl Callison rt Wtne as Killer ph Uackson Ph Booiei Total ahfornia 30 2 4 2 Total 0 0 fl 0 0 .1 I i 0 x- i Boston SB Bell (tOfl 1 fl I Call (oi nn 1. Baataa E--F-ego! DP LOB Boston 7 tin 11.11 3B-Pet, ocelli t.R rr vi anfl went to Rome 4 2 13 3 a 1 iiuaianc.

oniriais sain 1 mi. Ill Walter cyiowkl (24', jrdi.) New port. Kv jig J. R. Dowries i25 vds i Houston.

Tx J7 George Hisguii c'8 ydi Sacramento. Cal 07 Wallan E. Pierce (21 ydi.) Sun-bury. 0 7 Allin D. Atdridie (24 yd 5.

Bloom ington, lit 97 Timothy Allen (21 yds .1 Peoria. 111. 97 John Miller (19 yds.) Newcaitli. Pel 9T Jon H. Olien (27 vda Milwaukee, Wis 96 I Tom Garrlgui (2T ydi.) Hillsboro.

Ore tj John Pfleujer (22 ydi.) Islmordi. rt Peterson (24 ydi 1 Dillon. Mont T. Ciddy (25 yds 1 MclMyvltlt. Cal Rlinu (27 ds 1 Pillow Pa II J.

Calvli 121 ydi 1 Indianapolis. Ind 99 Aiwa Krorei Srorert nr belter Rmernon Hon-tit (2jS da.i Clayton Jrse MeKinley fit yds.) Brnokville 9S; l-liam Sub 23- yds 1 Mechanic! burg Brazier flSUj vda.i natnn 94: Paul Wammea (20 ydi. 1 Billefon lame Harrv Koogler vd 1 Degriff 94; Neil Masati iU Xen 94. Allan G. Millar (25 vdi We.

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-Clones. Sanio DP Chicago 1. S- Koju. Ellis. IP HER BB SO .1 Ellis iW Mi 11-3 1 1 1 2 Hattenstein fl 0 1.

Jarkson 7 5 3 3 Bonier 0 0 :0 0 2 T- :4 HUM OltK PII1Bt RC.H Hamilton IL.aVII Kriso C'Witea Cimmo Bell a-'O. HRP .1 Hamillnn A D27 tne misnuiderl equipmenl would arrive jn time for ti lnc 11-3 1 0 9 4 2 tCoolfliaroi 1 i iimi MINN I. Ml I 4 GAMI ton ah 1.1 5 1 5 hi until' TRfiETS HICB Vnrea rria Saara (AA) El Reno. inn Smiv llrcri (AAI Miami Pla, 100 flina Buliop i AAI La wood. Kana.

inn Iin Orlich (AAI Rano. Nev 100 Jack Noma (AA San Antonio. Tfx. 100 Tom Oarridua I AAI Hillsboro Okla. 100 f'ift B.

rvmithtman (Pro) Alton. III. 100 Tul F. O'Brien. Jr.

(A) Shreva. port La inn Saithotf (AA) Niles Mich. 100 Jamra Colombo (AA) Omaha, Nfh 100 Le 8. Davidson (Pro Tmn City 100 Norbert Uette (AA) St. Mary'i 100 Area Score tlnaa A A or heller Norbert J.ietlr SI Mrs'a too: Trank Joera.

T.A Buchwaltar III. rV Charleaton 97: Cmeraon Hoblit. Clayton (Ia XI or hrltrr Alan Miller, Weal t'arrolllnn P7: Nick Bandura. Dayton 96: William Saxbe. alrchanica-bu'K 941: Byron Bootcr.

Vandalu 9ft: l.aarrrnce A. Tyler. Jrfferaon 95. Rv I' Faulkner. Vandalia 94: William al'ller.

Dayton 91 laa kii or heller Jaroea llo'C'-haiier. St Mary'i M. Claude I. Miller, Davinn laaa 4 la or heller Edward F. ttenderaon.

I)aton 93 Paul Wammea. Bellelnnlaine. 92 Jeaae McKinlev, Brookviiia 91: Jeffrey rark.v Brook-a ill 90. laa 10 or heller Joann Buc't- alter. So.

Charleston 91; Dale tStdner. New Carlisle 7.1. inn IAXDICAP TARGETS Hlih "lorea Lao-renr t. Frill (25'i yda) Adams Neb 99 Crvine Robinfon (21 yds Midland. Mich 99 Veisalles si 0 I ii Claike 2b 4 110 event.

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Mary'i 93: Lawrenct A. Tv-ler (24 vdi.) 92: Ed Buehsvaller in (24' yda.) Bo. Chirles (on 92, Jack Mera.er (20 ydi.) Dayton .14 7 11 7 33 i Total LOB, Minnesota NewY'ork 1 2B I HR-Reese (3. -Smith. I Total nina.

Rohinson. Irrah SF Killenrew BIHmore 7 1 Total 29 3 7 3 ate a i 9 9 9 1 i 1 LOB Ba III more 6 -Buf'id Hlt-Waid hi. MM 1 2'. Peoitnie. IP fcl! HR Ml HP Chicago Chicago 7 7B 11'.

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THAT SHOT DESERVES EW RULE OC EAX SHORLS. Wash. 'ft It's like having two satellites collide in spare. Kd Ray, i and Lloyd Raker, Ocean Shore, were playing their second shots on the 520-yard 16th hole of a Irx al course. Raker's hall went bounr-ing down the fairway.

Ray shot and his ball drnped. hitting Biker's ball dead renter. P.av'n bounied back two fept and Baker's skipped ahead 30 leet, "When you're that accurate, yen should get auto-main pai for (he hole," mused Kay. exhibition same between the Dayton Colts and the Ypsilanti Vikings here tonight since the two clubs meet in a regular Midwest Football league game back here on Sept. 2.

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"Do you know that Lewii missed ixir bu to Waukcgan last wfpk and drove up there all by himself?" McCracken said. "He showed up for about 15 practices and when the bui had to leave without him I thougnt he had lei down. But he overselpt or something and then went ahead and made the 320-mile trip all by himself." To bein with, liie Vikings rlefctpd another league team, Pontiac, 28-11, a wrok asi while the Colts were losing in the Lake Count Rifles at Waukcgan. 35-12. For another.

Ypsilanti hasn't forgotten a rlmhbing at the hands of the Colts in Day-inn in the IDfiti sfHiin windup. The Vikings had been the top rWensive team in Iiip leasiie prior to that encounter and fieure io be one of tiie toughest in the loop this season. "ThPir eoaih was moaning to me last week about how bad things ire up in Ypsilanti." Dayton Coach Kd Mr-Ciatken aid. "Then 1 found out they've got a couple of guys named Steve Juday, Mel Anthony and Tom Cerchini." Juday is the former Michi- 30 I 11 31 113 914 ill ln-i 10 1 I 11 Matlw. Blait DP Total Baltimore hicNKA F.

Cuse Baltimore 1 One cut when winmn run icoteii Kansas fiiv Ml 141 9191 MaOiiocion nn 111 9111 F. Saerinr. Campanens DP -VVasrmgton 1 LOB Kansas Ciin 7. vVasTinflon 3 elson R' MR Harrelson t''. Csanoa Hunter I Tom i I.

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Aspromonie HIS Sninn'-n (10), Javier (Uh Cirltin ER BP Bfl 2 2 4 1 1 rt 1 4 3 17 plained, "but I sure hope I can whip it aoon. I don't mind missing the preliminaries but 2ome Monday IF BRADLEY can make it, the Grand will certainly be losing one of its top competitor. He carried th nation's top IrVyard average last year 1 99.4 er cent) and completely dominated the recent Ohio State shoot, second only to the Grand, by winning the singles, doubles, all-around, and He may or may not be able to compete. Friday evening, the r.O-yrar-old teacher aid. "I've got a temperature of 103 and, oh, my head and stomach.

"I WAR IN BKD Monday nd Tuesday. Then, on Wednesday. I went to Middle-town to tdioot some practice -and I had to come home. I've been in bed ever since. "It's supposed to be some type of influena," he ex IP tit un fi IP 9 4 Pa Ill LUC'S TIME BKST ZFIITWKG.

Austria Dennis Mulme of New Zealand turned in the nest trial run Friday for Sunday's grand prix of Austria auto race. He diwe a Ford GT 40 over one lap in 1:10.3. I A 4 14 2-J 3 3 .1 4 3 3 4' 1 At T-2 17 I 3 3 0 0 Martin Haidin (W.2-h H'-ward 1 Buhaidt g.Jonei WP II Howaid. A 3.TV4. Cirlton IW ') 1 Cuellar (L.U J) 5 1 Miin-er i Srrul I.

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1. Bine' Algm Bmei. GIVEAWAY? NOT WITH SQUARE BALL EL PASO. Tex. -Rohhy Dohhs.

football roai ol the University of Texas at El Paso, put his readers at esse ahoul a series of articles he is writing for the F.I Paso Times, diagramming his tennis' plays. 'For those of you worried about these ploys in print." he said, "our opponents have them on film over the lest two years. "We plan alter the play this season by using a square ball What Do You Like About Hallum Furniture I. Many lay sur prictM ore lewar. I Othcri iay HALLUM aiial- ity is belle' far price All say inr nelecfion it biaae.

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all of them good hasehall players. Ths trouble was. all three were playing in tournaments in three states at the same time. Bill. 17.

was in the American Lesion state meet at Greeley; John. 15, in the Colt league divisional at Lansing. and Rick. 14, in tlie Pony league regional at Omaha. Neb.

UTi.it to do? Father Carl went to Lansing to viratch John while Mrs. Stearns and daughter Carta, 6. headed for Greeley. That left Rtck out. but since he's the youngest the parenta figured they'll get to sea him play later.

The Steams brothers' teami won all thret tournaments. MR Johnaon (4.. Cart I Metvke, ip a krbb.no i Rjlrhll 24 1 0 fl A 0 Kellev 3 9 am fl i la-iia W12i .9 1 i 9 LADIES NITI IVtRY THURS0AY LAOieS ADMITTED FBti FOR DINNIR RtSIRVATIONS wn rigl.t-1'a. Losee Wrlght-Palterson Air Force base lost its bid for the Air Force Logistics command fast-pitch softball title In bowing to McClellan AFB. Calif 2-1.

Friday night. Both teams got seven hlta. CALL 171-0100 41MOR WF.LTKRS MKCT BUBNtOS Perkins of Chicago rxittle Nic-1 no Los'che o( Argentina in a 10 round Junior welterweight boxmg bout tonight. THE 8 P.M..