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Standard-Post Friday, August 6, Set for State Meet Koochy's-Reynold's Softball team (above) which won the District Four Softball Title this past weekend will lake part, along with the, second place Classic Bar team, in (lie State Tournament which begins in Great Falls on Aug. 13; Members.of the District champions include: front row (1 to r) Charlie Brozovich, sponsor Joe Kochevar, and Gary Panion; second Salmonson, John Chcbul, Tom Rader, Dan Hodge and Joe Muccoloni; third Brozovich, John Brozovich, Tony Kranitz and Frank Foster; fourth Kump, John Slretzel, A. J. Mufich, manager Rudy Panion and Fred Ruder. U.S.

Track Team Is Fired Up For Meet With Polish Squad By WILL GRIMSLEV WARSAW, Poland (AP) The men and women of the United States track and field team put a littlq extra fire into, their tune-up for the week-end'' Polish meet Thursday slung by criticism from back home that they blew against the Russians. "I never have seen them so I'M YOUR STATE FARM AGENT CHARLES DOBBS 2017 Harrison Phone 723-6484 grim and determined," said the men's head manager, Hilmer Lodge of Pala, Calif. "They're out to prove that they aren't dogging it'" The team Has disturbed by dispatches' 1 'drifting'- from across the Atlantic criticizing their showing at Kiev last Sat- Tribe Slips Past Tigers CLEVELAND (UPI) Sam McDowell firebailed his way to his 12th victory of the season Thursday night as he pitched the Cleveland Indians lo a 5-2 victory over the -Detroit Tigers. -Cleveland ibrhbl Wood 2b -5130 L.Brwn 4 1 0 Wtrl 3b 5 0 .1 1 Million cl- a 0 0 0 Dojncter cf 5.0 a Wipier 1J IE 22 Kulloe, rt 0 0 CofivliV rii4 122 -HoTton-lt 4000 Whlfld -IV 4021 Freehaii 2000 AlvH 3b 4000 Cash Ib 4010 Gonalz 3000 Oj-lor ES .4000 Awue 3000 2000 McDwU 3010 Thomas ph 1000 O.Brwn ph 1100 Totals 36 2 10 1 5 9 nelroll 000 OttV 2 Cleveland 30i 010 5 L. Brown.

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V9 fi 7 5 i NSschwHa looo I McDowell U-7 9 10 1 2 10 McDowell (Preehanl. 2:27. urday and Sunday when the men lost their first international decision to the strong Soviet team. The gist of the criticism is that the Americans were overconfident, that -they were hurt by the continuing power struggle between the AAU and NCAA, distracted by a delegation of tourists accompanying the team and the victims of poor coaching. The officials cracked down on one of the women athletes, They sent Rosie Bonds, a 20-year-old Olympic hurdler from Riverside, home Wednesday for violating the curfew last Sunday night, after the loss at Kiev.

Tammy Davis of Frederick, will substitute Miss Bonds, who finished fourth and last aUUey; Steeplechaser George Young of Casa Grande, and hammer thrower Ed Burke of San Jose, while not criticizing (he coaching, said that the AAU might take a firmer role to prevent delaying and harassing tactics of the Russians, who were accused of waging a subtle "war of The squad scoffed at suggestions of over-confidence and distractions from a grcup of American tourists who are making the European trip with the team. Will we ever kill the bug? Never. HcnvcouW we? brought (he Volbwagen into Ilia world, end gave illhe best years oi our life. When people laughed al Ms looks, we helped II maV.e ffisndsoll over the'world. 8 million ol'lheni.

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game. Losers will play at 2 p.m. Saturday and the winners play a semifinal match at 8 p.m. Billings won the Eastern League championship with a perfect record of 16 victories. Over the season, the Royals had a 43-7 record.

Bozeman was second in the conference. Coach Ed Bayne says he'll probably slart either Leo Pinnick or Bruce Bates. Pinnick has struck out 150 batters in 105 innings this year. The Billings squad has won the stale title for the past 12 years. Missoula won the Western League title, mainly on the strength of a late-season string of 11 consecutive victories.

Libby placed second. Game times were announced Thursday night at a pre-lourna- ment banquet. Little League Elks 5, Red Sox 2 Rich Skuletich allowed only five hits in hurling the Elks team to a City Tournament victory. His opponent, Gary Lundwall, gave up a total of seven base blows. Roger Cassidy with double 'and single, Jerry Smidt with a double and Skule- tich with two singles led the Elks hitting.

Kiely Cons. 6, Schumacher's 5 Schumacher's held a 5-4 lead with two gone in the bottom of the sixth when Clyde Poslma stroked a double and then Mike Williams won the game with a booming home run. Mike Bailey picked up the win and Lannin got the loss. Miners Union 9, Seven-Up 1 Gregg Salo pitched fine ball and blasted two home runs as his team picked up the win. Bob Kingston also got a homer for the winners with the sacks jammed and Jim Mee helped the cause wilh a safe hit in all four trips.

1 Walsh was credited wilh the loss. Barlels Ins. 2, UCT 0 Dave Walsh pitched no-hit ball for innings for the winners. Reed stroked a double in the sixth for the only base blow for UCT. Mike Best and Bill Labb led the hitting for the CHICAGO veteran Yankee battery of Whitey Ford and Elston Howard carried New York to a 3-0 victory over the Chicago While Sox Thursday.

Ford stopped Chicago on five hits, his second shutout of the season, while Howard supplied the big power with a two-run, third-inning homer off loser Tommy John. Tony Kubek was on base with a single when Howard connected for his fifth homer of the year. I was the 9Q(h Yankee homer of the season. The Yankees scored (heir third run in the fiflh on a double by Bobby Richardson, an infield out, and a single by Tom Trcsh. New Tc-rk Chicago ah bl ab bl Rchndsn Bb 5 I 2 cater If 4010 Kubek ea 4110 Rbnsn rf 4010 Mantle If 3020 Romano 4000 Repoz pr-rf 0000 Skwm Ib 4010 Trsh cf-rf-lf 4011 Ward 3b 4000 Hotrard 3112 rtansen ss 4010 Peptne Ib 4000 Butord 2b 3 0 1 0 Lopez rf 3000 Berry cf.

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Persley who lied for first In the first go-around had a 59-point ride in the second. Bob Robinson, Porlcrville, who shared the first go around lead, was runner-up in the second with 55 points to earn $132. Bill Alder, Pocalelo, Idaho, and Wayne Void, DeWinton, lied for third with 54 points and received $60 each. Second go-around action got started in other events Thursday and these will continue Friday. Finals will be Saturday.

In girls barrel racing, Karen Mitchell of Great Falls moved into a tie for first place wilh Marlene Witcher, Miles City, who had the best lime Wednesday. They ae tied at 18.4 seconds. Aneta Woodbury, Geyser, and Marty Ogilvie, of Florence dropped to a tie for third place in 18.5 seconds. Standings American League Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Chicago New York Los Angeles Washington Boston Kansas City W. 69 62 61 58 57 54 48 46 40 35 L.

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Louis 55 53 .509 8 Chicago 51 60 .459 Houston 45 61 .425 17 New York 34 74 ,315 29 Thursday's Results Pittsburgh New York 3, night Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3, night San Francisco 18 Cincinnati 7, night Us Angeles 6 Milwaukee 3, night St. Louis 3 Houston 1 Coupon Good For ONE FREE CAME OF BOWLING AT STAR LANES of Aiifusl, Children under 12 must use tickets only be- Iwccn 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. 01 must bo'willi parents after 6 p.m. ONE COUPON PER PERSON EACH DAY Sikes Leads at Philadelphia By EDWARD J.

McFALL PHILADELPHIA (UPI -Dick Sikcs, a tall lean sophomore on the pro golf tour, blistered the Whilemarsh -Valley Country Club's par 72 layout Thursday with an under par 64 to take a four-stroke first round lead in the Philadelphia Golf Classic. Sikes by-passed early finishers Bob Charles of Neiv Zealand, Bruce Devlin and Kel Nagle of Australia, and PGA champion Bob Nichols, who posted four under 68's. Arnold Palmer, fighting to como out of a slump, led a pack of eight at 69. The others were Dave Marr, Dean Refrain, Tom Shaw, Jack McGowan and Sam Carmichael, Lionel Hcbert and HomerO Blancas. The 25-year-old Sikes, who made an auspicious debut during his freshman year by winning the 19G4 Sahara Invitational in his 17th pro slart, conquered the course with a 32-32 in round that featured eight birdies.

The former caddy from Springdale, who joined the pro tour last year from college, said he "prefers playing from behind but with a big lead like this I don't mind." Attorneys Plan To Appeal Libel Judgment SEATTLE, Wash. (AP) Curtis Publishing Co. attorneys said Thursday they will move for a new trial and dismissal of a 5300,000 libel suit, and if that fails will appeal a $175,000 judgment awarded former University of Washington basketball Coach John Grayson. The jury of six men and six women deliberated nine hours before returning a verdict for Grayson, 10-2, in Kings County Superior Court Wednesday night. W.

R. McKelvy, a defense attorney, announced the intention of seeking a new trial or filing an'appeal if necessary. Grayson sued the publishing company, contending a Saturday Evening Post article Jan. 5, 1963, entitled "Basketball Bullies" libeled him and destroyed his coaching career. He was released as Washington coach three months after the article appeared.

The article carried the byline of former referee Al Lightner of Salem, and described what Lightner said were Grayson's actions during a Washington-UCLA game here in March, 1962. Lighlner accused Grayson o( inciting the crowd and causing him to be roughed up as he was leaving the floor at the end of the game. Grayson denied the allegations. -Four Stroke Bulge The six-foot-one inch pro used a unique crouching putting stance lo good advantage in jumping into the lead in the 72-hole tournament. He was on 13 greens in regulation and got home with 24 putts in the 18 holes.

His best birdie putts were a 15-footer on his seventh hole and a tension- packed 12-footcr on the 18th. He played the hack nine first because of the crowded field of 142 pros and one amateur. Sikes, who was chosen "pro rookie of the year" by a golfing magazine last year, said he originally intended to be a school teacher but changed his mind when he won some $20,000 on the pro tour in 1964. His four-stroke edge marked the largest first round lead since Sikes himself slartecf with a 62 at Sahara last October and a three-stroke lead as he led wire to wire. Those six strokes off the pace at 70 included Jay Hebert, Bob Goalby, Bill Garrett, Jack Burke Bob Rosburg, Tommy Aaron, Lou Graham, Phil Rodgers arid George Knudson.

Tony Lema, Bill Casper, Jack Nicfclaus, Mike Souchak, Johnny Pott, local pro Bob Shave, Jerry Barber, Ray Floyd, Charlie Sifford, Babe I and golfing great Ben Hogan were grouped at 71. Gary Player had a 72, and Hogan's long-time rival, Sam Snead, had a 75. Devlin; fifth in the PGA money winning list this year, was troubled by bursitis during his round and after finishing went immediately to a doctor for treatment. Charles, who said he had "been playing so bad the only thing I can do is get better," had an erratic round that included an eagle, four birdies and a double bogie. The eagle came on the par four sixth hole when his second shot with an eight iron went into the cup on the fly from 145 yards out.

Nichols, who will defend his PGA title at Laurel Valley Country Club at Ligon- ler, next week distributed four birdies over the back and front nines. Year-End Cleanup! From BOB SfMSAK Thinking of a Compact Car. If 10 WP. had on band a range slock of Corvairs ham Cocralr 500 lo Corsa Z-T)T. Sporl Come In or call and ask for Bob Semsafc.

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