The Winona Daily News from Winona, Minnesota • 12

L. ri fe 'A. Ron Draikowikl, Gano Rovoir and Miko Jereuak. In the back fiald, Joe Srnoc, halfback; Dan Sullivan, fullback; Bon Ciaj kwikl, quarterback, and Bill Hubof, halfback. It will mark the first time tho Ramblers have played Arcadia which want through an undofoatod aoason last yaar.

(Daily Nawi Sporti photo) Mel Awes, quarttrback; Lanco Carroll, halfback; Allyn (Buster) Burt, fullback, and Bob Haialton, halfback, Camo time la aot for I p.m. againtt tht Mankato Scarlets. Tho Hawka will bo out to avenge 21-4 dtfoat at tht hands of Mankato la at season. (Daily Now Sporti photo) WINHAWKS VS. MANKATO This it the way Hit Winona High School Winhawka will lino up for Ihoir 1956 debut tonight at Jofforton Fiald.

In tho lino from loft to right aro Koith Smoftor, Harold I rickaon, Dick Carr, Jim Hauitr, Allan Kran-Irtg, Rogor Irickton and Don Butrmann. In tho backfield aro RAMBLERS VS. ARCADIA Ready and rarin' go art fh Cottar High School Ramblari who will faca tho Arcadia Rod Raldara in tfiolr 1954 football oponor tonight at Arcadia, Wis. Pictured abovo is the starting linaup. Loft to right In tho lino aro Tom Halting, Gary Hubley, Van McConnon, Rich Rowan, Our High School Football Captains FULL SLATE TODAY High Schools Baseball Tourney Starts Tonight At Little Falls Football Open All Eyes Focused on Race In Screwy National League LITTLE FALLS, Minn.

(JV-Host Little Falls meets the Minneapolis Teamsters in Class A tonight to start the action in the-32nd annual Minnesota amateur baseball tour nament, to run eight days. The top bracket is wide open for the six teams entered as defending titlist St. Peter fell by the wayside in regional play earlier. i tr f' Other Class A contenders meet the league with an edge 10-8 over Milwaukee. Rain in Philly also leaves the Redlegs with a four-game set there a pair of consecutive twinight doubleheaders that wraps up a season series standing at 9-8 at the moment Next Thursday, the Braves play an "extra" game at Pittsburgh-starting from scratch on the 1-1 tie caused by rain in Milwaukee last week.

THE BRAVES, who play all but three of their remaining games away from home, open a 14-game trip and four-game series at Chicago today with Brooklyn the next New York's magic number is 13 any combination of Yankee victories and Cleveland losses totaling 13 clinches the flag and Mickey Mantle, with 47 home runs, is two behind Babe Ruth's record-60 pace of 1927 as the Yankees npen at home against Washington tonight. Chicago's at Cleveland tonight, Boston is at Baltimore for a twinight pair and Detroit's at Kansas City. Only two games were scheduled yesterday. Washington, scoring six in the fifth with Jose Valdivielso hitting a three-run homer, defeat- By ED WILKS Tho Associated Preti This may be the screwiest National League pennant race yet With four weeks to go, it's a three-way scrap among Milwaukee, Cincinnati and Brooklyn but the teams to beat are St. Louis.

Chi-caco, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The gimmick lies ir what's left of the schedule plus an odd similarity of records to date and the weather in Philadelphia and Milwaukee. You can toss in Brooklyn weather, too. Rain postponed the Dodgers' game with the New York Giants last night, the only contest scheduled in the NL. Milwaukee and Cincinnati each have two games left with Brooklyn, all four at Ebbets Field, while meeting each other once, at that more or less leaves the winning of the pennant up to the games L1 Dan Sullivan Allan Kraning Allyn Burt stop.

Cincy, after taking three of ing Saturday night in the double elimination event are Bloomington vs. St. Paul Lorence Recreation and Pipestone vs. West St. Paul.

COMPETITION in Clan or sudden death bracket, pits Effie against Royalton and Farmington vs. Perham Saturday afternoon. Twenty-five teams from over the state are contesting in this division. Sunday night's Closs A schedule calls for tonight's loser to take on the loser in the Bloomington- St. Paul contest followed by a game between the victors in those two games.

Competition in that class then lapses until Wednesday. IN CLASS on Sunday after fou in Milwaukee, starts on the last 13 games of a road trip with dea 7 the opener of a three-game series 6" in a nht Sf1 st i.ni inni-ht Ti, RoHW. i rank Lary spinning a four-hitter and Ray Boone, Red Wilson, Women's Honor Counts Feature League Bowling League bowling in Winona speeded up Thursday night as five Wayne Belardi and Charlie Maxwell hitting home runs. play 13 of their remaining games on the road. And the Dodgers, who were 3-2 in a five-game, three-day series 12 Friday, Septambtr 7, 195a with the rest of the league and here's how the many-sided gimmick works: THE FIRST place Brave have two series and seven games left A.

noon, a ton a meets Cold Spring, the defending champion, GREBIN HAS GREEN SQUAD 0 a ii run jz, 4, with last-place Chicago. The 2nd-place Redlegs, meanwhile, play against New York at the Polo Grounds last weekend, try again to open a four-game set with the Giants tonight. This time, following the rainout, it's a twinight dou-blehc'ader the only twinbill on scheduled at the moment for the Brooks, who play 17 of their remaining games at home. It will be the 18th doubleheader Season Tonight Football In Winona gets off with a bang tonight with both of the cities high school football teams opening their seasons. The Winona Winhawks will be playing at home against the Mankato High School Scarlets in a game that is not only their 1956 season opener, but also the first of the Big Nine Conference season.

The Ramblers will travel to Arcadia, Wis. to meet the Arcadia High School Red Raiders in a non-conference affair. Both teams have their work cut out for them. The Hawks will be running into a team that compiled a 7-1 conference record last season, and although minus many of their stars, the Scarlets will be tough with two big tackles to stop orange and black threats. The Ramblers, on the other hand, will run into a team that went through the entire season last year undefeated.

The Red Raiders from Arcadia had an 8-0 record and outscored their opponents 229-43 an impressive record that is predicted to be upheld this season. Both teams named captains Thursday to lead them into battle tonight. The Winhawks elected Allyn (Buster) Burt and Allan Kraning as co-captains, and Danny Sullivan was elected captain of the Ramblers. Burt playing at a fullback position, saw a considerable amount of action for the Winhawks last season and is recognized for his hard running and tremendous blocking ability. Kraning was a regular through most of last season when Coach Gordy Paschka switched his starting guards to the tackle positions.

Kraning has been the sparkplug for the Winhawk line in practice sessions the past two weeks. Sullivan is the only returning let-terman at Cotter with more than one letter to his credit. The stocky fullback has won two major awards in the sport and was regular fullback on the Rambler squad of last season. A little bundle of dynamite, the Cotter captain will lead the Ramblers from his fullback position. Both games will get under way at 8 p.m., and for the local fans the Winona High School marching band will perform before the game and at the halftime at Jefferson Field, A pep fest to gain steam for the Hawk clash was slated for 3 p.m.

seven games in two series with fourth-place Sk Louis. And the leagues opened play and two others held their second night of bowling. There were no honor counts recorded in men's bowling, but women stole the show with two honor counts being registered. Helen Englerth came in with the top series score among the third place Dodgers play seven against sixth place Pittsburgh in McGufre i BRUNSWICK I Bowling Balls All waightt CO? QC I two series. of the year for the Brooks who" Alma High Institutes Football as Major Sport ALMA, Wis.

For the first time football before, in its history. Alma High School Both coaches feel, however, that I oL nvrnirinnfin tin ll Ka nniinfuii. Oddly enough, the Braves are and Halstad takes on Winthrop. With good weather forecast, tourney officials were sticking to their prediction of a 35.000 gate for the eight days in the Little Falls ball park, whose seating capacity has been raised to 5,000. BOWLERS TO MEET BLAIR, Wis.

(Special)- Law-rence Hoganson has announced that a bowlers meeting will be held at the Blair Alleys, Tuesday at 8 p.m. Team captains, officers and all interested are asked to attend. 9-6 for the season against the Cubs and the Redlegs are 9-6 vs. the Cardinals, and the Dodgers 9-6 vs. the Bucs.

have swept only five, split six and lost six. Milwaukee, with two twin-bills remaining, has swept nine, split five and lost one so far. The Redlegs, who have swept eiht, lost one and split eight, have three to go. THE AMERICAN Laague? Wall, from yJa Immediate service! Custom fitted and drilled In our own shop. has instituted football as major spIrU behg dlspby- Because of an earlier rainout, the Braves have a four-game series remaining in Philadelphia against the Phillies only club in spun, me infant nas ueen ecj by the Rivermen grid candi launched by Jerry Grebin.

basket- dates. ball and baseball coach, and prac- Grebin is anxious to schedule tlce sessions are under way. games with area teams of the ap- coacn urebin, former Winona proximate size of Alma or with State Teachers College athletic teams of larger squads if they women, hitting a 554 honor count series for Home Furniture Store in the Uptown Ladies League at Keglers Klub. Ramona Hilde-brandt of the same team took over in the high single game department with a 218. Home Furniture won three straight games.

The other ladies' honor count was registered by Leona Lubin-ski of Shorty's Bar in the Kegler-ette League at Keglers Klub where she bowled a 521 series. Marcie Brugger had a 202 single game for Brems Sign Co. Brems came through the second night of action undefeated and now holds a 6-0 record. Arlene Braatz took all honors great, is being assisted by Sam have open dates. Holberg.

They were greeted by 30 Schools interested in arranging WALLY MOON, ST. LOUIS CARDINALS, DISCOVERS WHY prospects enthusiastic prospects such a game are asked to con-but green since no one has played tact Grebin at Alma High School. Prentiss Cup Won by in the Powder Puff League at Hal-Rod Lanes Thursday, hitting Bobo Will Fight In Light Heavy Clash Oct. 2 a 484 series and a 179 single game for the Watkins Blue team. Four teams came through unbeaten in the first round of action.

Among the men. Bob Heer of Hamms' Beer in the Knights of i yxj His I SAN FRANCISCO Iff) There's finally some word from former middleweight champion Carl (Bo Columbus League at Keglers Klub had the high series score with a 596. John Grams of Winona Na 3 Carlblom Ralph J. Carlblom fired a birdie on the 18th hole to defeat R. G.

Seitz for the Prentis Cup Trophy at the Winona Country Club Tuesday. The title is emblematic of the club handicap championship. Carlblom and Seitz waded through a field of 64 golfers to gain the championship finals. Seitz carded an 80 over the 18 holes, I today at the Senior High School bo) Olson who disappeared from tional and Savings Bank rolled a auditorium. Election of cheerlead' the boxing scene after his knock ers for the coming year was the out last May 18 by titlist Sugar Ray Robinson.

Olson's manager, Sid Flaherty, announced Thursday that his boxer and Carlblom an 86, but Carl- TP A 4 i i li If will attempt a comeback as a light heavyweight with a bout scheduled in Portland, on Oct. 2. His opponent is yet to be selected. During his layoff, Olson's weight ballooned from the 160-pound middleweight limit to 190. Flaherty said he expects to train down to 180 or below.

Olson started workouts here last Monday, the first since Robinson chilled him in four rounds at Los Angeles. 'S 4 i 216 single game for top honors in that division. Gene Zeches rolled a 574 series for his Webb Oil Co. team in the Merchants League at Keglers, and also made a complete sweep of top honors with a 214 single game score. Wally's Bar, Webb Oil Co.

and Yahnke's Ice and Fuel moved into a tie in the second round with four wins and two losses each. Al Voelker of Superior Heating in the Eagles League at Hal-Rod Lanes was not far off Zeches' pace as he rolled a 572 series for top honors in his league. Chuck Kubicek swept in with a 246 single game to lead all Winona bowlers in that department. Richard Berg topped bowlers in the Thursday League at St. Martin's with a 547 series for his Murphy Motor Freight team which won three straight games.

Dick Percy of Murphy, Jim Man-tke and G. W. Mueller of Hunkins Standard and Berg all recorded blom's handicap of 14 gave him a net 72. Seitz, with a seven handicap, ended with a 73 for the 18 holes. roi'RTH ROUND L.

C. Landman defeated U. F. Al-brecbt. K.

G. Sett! defeated E. Johnson, and 1. William Bray defeated Ted Bieoam. R.

J. Carlblom defeated Jim Ehlcra. SEMIFINALS Carlblom defeated Bray. Selti defeated Landman. CHAMPIONSHIP CARD Par 443 543 44435 443 553 4443671 Seilz 553 54 34540 544 653 454 40 80 Carlblom 654 654 55545 454 744 5534188 I i '4 "'mw ft main piece of business.

Go Rambler! Go Winhawks! Nine Letlermen Back ai Peterson PETERSON, Minn. Although bolstered by nine returning letter-men, Coach Bernie Benson of Peterson High School still is skeptical about his 1956 football campaign. Benson said lack of speed will slow up his lightning attack. He thinks Elgin will repeat as league champions with Eyota as a strong contender. Returning letlermen include Robert Boyum, 5-8, 145-pound senior halfback; John Swenson, 5-8, 180-pound senior center; Dave Gordon.

5-10, 140-pound junior quarterback; Joel Barsvold, 5-10, 142-pound junior quarterback, and Roger Hegland, 5-11, 185-pound junior center. Rodney Johnson, 5-9. 126-pound junior end; Gay lord Brown, 5-9, 182-pound junior end; Jerry Boyum. 5-9. 140-pound junior end, and Keith Highum.

5-7, 125-pound sophomore halfback. Benson lists his outstanding prospects as Jerry Olson, sophomore i Bowling Oxfords is I 1 Grout Hdrp. Net Seiti 80 7 73 72 Carlblom 16 14 For Men Black and Smoktd Elk tackle; John Nesheim, senior halfback, and Aaron Parkhurst, senior halfback. 189 single game scores to tie for high honors. Berg's game was Roger Villareal, sophomore half If back; Marion Loge, junior end; errorless.

Horo's why Wally Moon Ends Viceroys are smoother: Only Viceroy has 20,000 filters in every tip twice as many filters as the other two leading filter brands. No wonder they're never rough. Viceroy gives you the most filters for the smoothest taste I rettes you've ever smoked," says Wally Moon, versatile Cards' star. "After a rough game it's a smooth smoke for me and that means Viceroy!" Albert Lea Coach 0 EU FW7 iOn, s.jia LadiaV Oxfords Smoktd Elk a $5.95 Victor Gilbertson, junior guard; Tom Brooke, junior tacke; Ron Jacobson, junior guard; Roger Olson, senior guard, and Bob Heckes, senior fullback are good looking prospects, says "Gus." The Albert Lea schedule: Sept. 7 Albert Lea at Faribault.

Sept. 14 Auntln at Albert Lea. Sept. 21 Fairmont at Albert Lea. Sept.

28 Albert Lea at Winona. Oct 8 Roeheater at Albert Lea (homecoming). Oct. 11 Albert Lea at Red Wing. Oct.

1-Albert Lea at Owatonna. Oct. 14-Northfteld at Albert Lea. Nov. 2-Mankato at Albert Lea.

Non-conference tame. Hopes to Belter '55 Tiger Record halfback, with good running abil every Viceroy tip as the other two largest-selling filter brands ity, and Oral Everson, sophomore BOWLING BAGS $3.91 OUT-DOR STORE 163 East Third Stratt ALBERT LEA, Minn. Head Coach Jim Gustafson, new mentor at Albert Lea, hopes to better center, a stalwart on defense. The Peterson schedule: Spt. 14Kyota at Prterton.

Sept. 21 Peleraon at Elfin. Sept. 2 Peterson at Maxeppa. Oct.

V-Peterson at Eyota. Oft. 12 FIuib at Petemon. Oct. 1 Mazeppa at Peteraot Mceroy lJ Brand A Brand the Tigers last year record of 3-5.

Gustafson, who skippered the De troit Lakes squad to a 6-2 record J'A last year, has eight returning let- AUTO LARY LEADS PITCHERS Frank Lary, Detroit, turned in Viceroy termen and seven likely-looking prospects. Assisted by Bill Standly, Gustafson complains of lack of size and experience in his prospects. He plans a complete rebuilding pro the best pitching performance in gram. Sunday, Sept. 9 DURAND RACEWAYS, INC.

Durand, Wisconsin TIME TRIALS: 1:30 Returning letlermen include Bob CIGARETTES KING-SIZE the majors Thursday with a 4-hit shutout victory over the Athletics. The 6-0 win was his 16th of the year. i I VALDIVIELSO LEADS HITTERS Jose Valdivielso, Washington, slammed a three run homer to kad his club over Baltimore 7-5. Brabec, senior quarterback; Earl Ashpole, junior fullback: Sid Ver- VICEROrS EXCLUSIVE FILTER IS MADE fROM PURE CELLULOSE SOFT. SNOW-WHITE, NATURAL! doorn, senior center; Jim Cash-man, senior end; Leo Loom is, sen ior guard; Don Tasker, junior i.