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COMPLETED COUNTY 4 WOODWORK TRAINING: Barton County 4 woodwork enrollees had the opportunity again this year to complete four "in depth" woodwork training meetings under the direction of vuiuuteer icauer AiDert imams, reat wend, wmiams is County 4 Woodwork chairman and under his leadership the Barton County group last year were recognized by the State Board of Agriculture as having the most outstanding 4 woodwork exhibits from any one county at the Kansas State Fair. Shown here at the final meeting are: left to right, Mark Radenberg, Cleveland 4 David Meier, City Slickers; Robert and Rick Gage, Fort Zarah; Rick Kirkpatrick, South Bend; Jeff Lohrding, City Slickers; Kevin Mauler and Kevin Murphy, Busy Buzzers; and Shawn Jonas, Albion Jets. Back row left to right, Patricia Kaiser, Hoisington Harmonizers; David Radenberg, Cleveland; Mike Meier, City Slickers; John Radenberg' Cleveland; Jay Essmiller, and Marty Murphy, Busy Buzzers; Jim Ahrens, Busy Buzzers; Jan Barger, Busy Buzzers; David Ray and Mike Bennet, Walnut Valley and Albert Williams. There are a total of 40 4 youth in the county enrolled in 4 Woodwork. Dizzy Dean is returning to baseball microphone By JAY SHARBUTT AP Television Writer NEW YORK (AP) Today brings good news.

Dizzy Dean, the distinguished baseball analyst and despair of grammarians, is going to help cover NBC TV's "Monday Night Baseball" opener on May 21. Dean, who with Pee Wee Reese broadcast CBS' "Game of the Week" until 1965, was asked if he's nervous about speaking into the NBC microphone next Monday night "Naw," he said "All I gotta watch is fellas slidin', walkin', throwin' and hittin'." He discussed these matters in a phone interview from his farm in Wiggins, where he now ruminates, rusticates, fishes and sallies forth in the summer to golf and broadcast a few games. At 62, the former pride of the St. Louis Cardinals remains one of the best interviews of the Western world. NewspapliJ1HCHIVE Here is Dean, for example, on television's increasingly statistical approach to baseball: "I don't like to sit there and listen to somebody read statistics and say, 'Here comes a pitcher who's 210 pounds, 6 foot 3 and his earned run average is 3.92.' "The average fan don't know what he's talkin' about." Does Dean think televised games have gotten too dull? "Yeah, they're dull," he said.

"There's no question about that. I hear it all the time "See, today we don't have enough baseball games with color and variety on the show. Now 1 give everybody credit for reportin' ball games, but they gotta put something in it. "I mean, there's no kiddin' ourselves. Guys go out and stand on the ball field interviewing a ball player before the game and the first question they ask him is, 'How do you feel "Well now, if he wasn't fee lin' good he'd be in the hospital.

He wouldn't be in uniform and fixin' to go out on the field and play in about five minutes." He discussed at length the fun he had broadcasting baseball with Pee Wee Reese. This touched off the memory of a pitching duel in a game he and Reese were broadcasting for CBS. As he recalled it, Reese leaned over and said, you was a pretty good pitcher. Would you mind coming in here and telling the fans what these guys are really throwin' out "And I says, 'Yep, Pee Wee. I've been watching them very closely and I be leeve that's a baseball they're And I thought Pee Wee would go crazy." On the men who play the game, Dean said: "We got great ballplayers today, but we mena.

The smoothest Kentucky Bourbon vou'll ever know. S1RAICHI BOURBON WHISKEY 80 PROOF 1973 010 CHARTER OIST CO 10MSMLE, KY. don't have, I don't think, as many great ball players on one club as we had in the earlier days. "And I think in those days players had more lun on and off the field than they do today." Why is that? "It's all business and money today, is what I think," said Dean, whose highest salary as a ballplayer was $25,000. His philosphy of baseball broadcasting is simple.

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