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Wen Ion nines, Apni Bland Decides To Remain With Wheeling Pros ItcjcrtiiiR an offer from Hie Leslie, Tiny Tommy Bland, most valuable offensive player wilh the United Football League's champion Wlieelinjj Ironmcn during the season, has elected lo remain wilh his home-town team. AnnouncuiR that the 26-year- old ex-marine has signed his '64 contract. Tom Keane. general manager and head coach of Ihe Ironmen, said today, "We are quite pleased wilh Tommy's decision, lie's an amazing, lit- tle guy and any coach in the UKL would give his eye-teeth to have him. It's tough to convince big league clubs that a player as small as Bland could help them but Calgary was impressed with his tremendous record for us and offered him a chance.

It would have been rough on us if he'd have gone up there but we are here to try to get our players a chance to move up and we certainly did not intend to stand in Tommy's way." Bland explained that he was grateful because Kcune had "gone to bat" for him and obtained the offer from Calgary hui that, after carclul consideration, he had decided to remain wilh the Ironmcn. "1 have a good job now." the former Wheeling High and West Liberty State College athlete pointed out. "I would have lo give it up to go to Canada. I'm happy with the Ironmen and wilh my slatus here and I feel thai 1 have more security right where am. I only hope I can help brills a I championship to Wheeling.

Our fans deserve it." liland has been the performer in the UFL for two years but he's also been one of the most exciting. The 160-pound flanker back is a 1836 graduate of Wheeling High, wliprc he was a four-sports star. He played three years of college ball at West Liberty, where he was a split end. He was signed by the Ironmen after impressing the coaching staff at its open Iryout Master of tin 1 acrobatic, tumbling catch, he was second in the league in yards gained on receptions in his rookie pro campaign i riJJD yards picked up on 41) catches. Last tall Bland was even more speclacular.

He became the league's leading receiver i a total of 5I receptions for gains of 1,1119 yards and I touchdowns. He ranked in Ihe league in scoring. Tiny Tom was also one of the of I championship game against the Toledo Tornadoes at Toledo as he shagged two touchdown passes although running on a broken toe at Ihe lime. Picked by his own teammates as the Ironmcn's most valuable offensive performer last a Bland was also awarded a berth on Ihe league all-star learn. "Tommy was a marked man in every game last fall." Keane pointed out.

"Some opponents Iried lo double team him bill when they did. they led seme our oilier receivers open and we frequently' were able to lake advantage of situation. Bland is a high spirited competitor and has a reputation for being a oit on Ihe cocky side. But he lives lo his word out on that football field. He not only has exceptional speed bul he lias Ihe moves which cnn fake a secondary defender righl out of his shoes." Wi7f Tops All Scoring WATERFORD PARK GRADED ENTRIES POST TIME 2 p.m.

TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE WEDNESDAY FIRST RACE CLMG. J1001 i THREE AND UP 4 1-2 FURS 2 Sagitate, 115. Green 1 Spy Lark, 115, Smith Will 115(i), most field goals in Ada Girl, 110. Wilkcrson and "the best field! 9 VooDoo Drums. 115.

Groganj 2A Scheming Emma, 105, No Boy 9 Lucky Turn Over, I 1 4 Gee 1 Northern Code. 122, Minenlo 6 So Wild. 117. Steineman 4A Fredy Get Ready, 122, No Palmer Licks Smoking 75 ln gd lor UK entire I 322 shots for ion. he hauled Pioneer Joe.

115, Chavez NEW YORK UPI Chamberlain of the San Fran Cisco Warriors, who has led lhe National Basketball Association In scoring every year he has Sly' coiMlJcT'playolfs 6 the most rebounds (302) 4 Praesepe, 115, Clemens AND UP scoring 416 points in 12 for HIP series and had a oneJlO Try Try Again, X108, Thomp- ABOUT ONE MILE Although San Francisco game high of 38. defeated by Boston Celtics; Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson In five games in Ihe finals w3s sures rom (he free throw; SECOND RACR CLMG fool-Warrior center i 09 27 at-JTHREE AND UP 5 j. 2 FURS By OSCAR FRALEY I AlliliMrs Quit Smoking in. physical a i i requiring Now. instead of four and one- UI'I SPORTS WHITER The various reports on health nr alhlctic conditioning nn i 5 cigarette adver- NEW YORK I UPI i--Arnold damage caused a tremendous beyond that ol normal rccrca- alhlclcs lo stop tio'n.

1nd anti a ha Palmer was explaining, alter a number of nings of beer commercials, you practice round for the Masters smoking over lhe pasl couple -Teslimuninls frnni atlileles I rpfnp which he subsequently won of years. But when Fred Mulch- mm A a 0 cc i a i ttlil bc 1CC TM lel "Sa walk, Ihe effects he had cn- inson. (ho lu-ly manager of lhe m( i cr crillor countered a giving up Cincinnali Reds, came nf ace he SCl la a Kamcs smoking i cancer, baseball players i cltc ndvc ing." find we're raising a race of Inatol almost every offensive department, according to sia-: alsQ a (he li'lics released Monday by Ihe jn game 18 ile had the highest.S»n' Franciscos Guy RodgersUl Hejvy Man Green scoring average per game! total of Of) was the most for! 5 Miss Wolfie. 117. Vail (31.7), most, points, in one game' the playoffs as a whole.

Boy 7 Tug Ahoy, 117. Green 12 Donna Bush, 110, Rufto Rag Mop, X112. Handley 7 Sallies Gem, 110, Tarlaglia; 5 Ace Orphan, 122, Dorta 3 Cap Merrick. llfi, Dalgo TENTH RACE CLMG $101)1 I--- 1 in cigarette advertising I think it bad a reverse ef- 1 chucked Ihe habit en masse. feel on my nerves for a while The main complaint from llc Credits Industry and undoubtedly helped give hall players Iliat immcdiale- H's a stand has lo bc me the pulling yips." he said.

slarlcd i on a credit lo a reeling industry. "But now 1 have il behind me. There can he i doubl a gel you Hie liver. 1 feel stronger and have more "Bul I jir-l wnrk harrier lo when a Palmer, or some oilier endurance." gr-t lhe wriglil said nne. i 4cd a i galloped along 'it He had chucked a SlO.OOO-a- "If it can gel a big, heallhy 1P i a year cigarette endorsement in like Hutch 1 have to pull i a ji had a had Clark afl 1 ellecl on son 3 Zoon, 118, No Boy 5 The Commencer.

113, No boy: Cave Dweller, 110, Green 6 Amaron Gal, 110, Handley, 7 Safonie, 109, No Boy 4 Bolero, llo. Flnrio 1 Beaureve 2nd, 115, Roffo 2 Laugh II Up. 110, Sainz 5 Long Gone Lucky, 115 Grogan alcoholics. Proving thai if Ihcy can't you le they'll 2 Delaware 122, Liddle 6 Lovelian, 122, Sainz Local Bowling Results IIILLOTPPERS LEAGUE M. Koval, M.

Amere- Slanilings New Cumberland Music, Peoples, Club Sands, M. Cliadnock, L. Lyons, R. Yealer. C.

Ciarrocchi, L. Granada Jewelers, i Sowers Texaco, Hancockj County Democrats, Scbwerha's, Weirlon Studio. a Lovell, P. Rose, B. Cuckovich, D.

Serra, E. Glover, S. Kry- nstynak M- Straight, A. Manypenny, A. Vuckovich, D.

Stock, Highland Meckling, B. Baker and E. Pharmacy, and Modern Donohue. Series Leaders M. 8 Valor Knight, 118.

Smith 7 Lovely Duet 117, Florio 1 Galson, 115, Dorta 8 Homely Countess, X105, Miller 10 Milton Man, X114, Strong 9 Feller Boy, 115. Brown 3 Lone Grace, 117, No Boy THIRD RACE SPEC. WHTS. 6 Leas Pearl, 116, Selections kin wa "'ho would lake Ihe il seems that mere is "I can jir" a eamble a $10 '1 DI)-a vear cn- much more work lo be done in printing a story like he 1 1 knocked llle ctlui lon of criimhlrd i a i i i imuiMij nas hiioLkLU roilts Tl( a giumoiea. Mhem all nut of Ihe box wilh a Palmer on lo romp i new advertising which for- fl nm a commercial standpoint HONEST JOE FIRST Amazon Gai, Voodoo Drums.

Sagitate SECOND Far Behind, Delaware Lovetian I )e regarded as one of the lelcs, among others. home in Ihe Masters and II hail'bids a sales pilch Ihrough ath- imdnublcclly will be picked up 5HKI1 TWO YEAR OLD MAID-' THIRD Cimarron 1 1 car blows to lhe The new code, as far as alh- by Ihr suds industry. DELAY FIGHT ENS 2 FURS Dora Dobry elle industry. leles is concerned, reads: iA Dora, 115, Lipham FOURTH Mochena, Space Others, like Ted Kroll and advertising shall ACCRA. GHANA I I The 7 Pentron, X113, Cecil Trip young Mason Rudolph, lo name not clcpicl as a smoker any world featherweight title fight 3 Daddy Dobry.

118. No Boy FIFTH Life Guard, just a couple, had quit before 1 person well known as being, or between champion Sugar lia- 1 Comarron Belle. X110. Gee 6 Clemens Fays Ace a i Rudolph's father-in-, having been, an athlete. Leaders M.

i Frank, B. Olenick, M. Barna- PLUMBING and HEATING PHONE 748-8484 3225 MAIN STREET Major League Standings By United Press International National League American League FOURTH RACE CLMG $1001 THREE YEAR OLD MAIDENS 6 FURS 3 Mochena. Handley 7 Striver, 119, Choina Space Trip, X109 Cecil 5 Panaziz, 114, Chavez 1 Tie Silk, No Boy 8 La Belle Petite, 109, Handley 2 Sweat It Out, 111, Tartaglia 4 Diane X106, Miller FIFTH RACE CLMG J903 THREE AND UP 5 1-2 FURS 2 Neat Solution, 122, No Boy 7 Asking. X114, Strong 10 Cinabrio, 122.

Acres 6 Fay's Ace. X110, Strong 11 Life Guard, 115. C. Clark 3 Fly Unto. 115, Green 5 Taffy Basket, 115, Bust mos a Floyd Robertson SIXTH Saglea.

Nancys law, a Clarksvillc. stir- -cigarette advertising shall 1 scheduled for May 2, has been Risque Chance geon, had told him: ra pj as a smo kcr any 1 postponed one week. The delay (SEVENTH Lovely "You'll find those eight-loot person participating in. or iih-'was necessary because Kamos Brunetto, Little Brown- pulls a lot easier to viously having just participated was declared medically i EIGHTH Bayfield Joy Rey-1 noldshurg, Jesse James NINTH Silversmith, Lucky: Turn Get Ready TENTH Zoon, Laught It Up, Wise Bolero i KING EDWARD' America's Laryesf Sellin RESULTS MONDAY RESULTS FIRST RACE 1 King Zilnik 12.80 6.40 5.20 10 Shudahader 3.80 2.60 9 Hy-Pot 12.40 SECOND RACE 4 Hyper'n Muiic 10.60 5.60 4.20 6 Palmer Pann 6.40 3.00 13 Passing Prince 4.80 4 Jape Recorder, X109, Strong Daily Doub combination Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Milwaukee. Cincinnati St.

Louis Houston Chicago Los Angeles New York rci. an 2 .778 3 .700 V'. i .636 1 5 .545 2 6 .500 22 iJ Washin lon 7 .462 3' 6 .400 3' 9 .308 5 8 ZOO 5' Detroit Baltimore i Minnesota New York Boston Los Angeles Kansas Cilv Pet GB! 1 Signed Check, 115. Wilkerson' THIRD RACE I SIXTH RACE CLMG $91)31' Sl1 Primero 5.402.802.40 JFOUR AND UP 51-2 FURS! 3 Marble Top 3.202.40 1 Risque Chance. X114, Cecil 3 First Glance Jr.

3.20 fi Fancy Bee. X109, Gee FOURTH RACE 9 Nancys Love, 114, No Boy. 3 Noble Twist 10.605.204.00 .714 .600 .556 I .556 1 .545 1 .500 .500 .400 2'-2 .364 3 .286 3 Monday's Refills Los Angeles 6 Hous'in 0 game scheduled) Tuesday's Probable Pitchers San Francisco at Chicago -O'Dell (0-0) vs. Ellsworth (1-1). Pittsburgh at i a (night) Friend (2-0) vs.

Le- masler (1-11. Monday's Results Washington 6 Los Angeles 3 (Only game scheduled) Tuesday's Probable Pilchcrs Cleveland at Minnesota--Donovan (1-0) vs. Roland (0-1). Chicago at New York--Peters (1-1) vs. Downing (0-0).

3 Gee, 116. No Boy 18 ASaglea. 119. Dorta 10A Enchanted Lady, X106, 2 Hi Doc, 119, Sainz 5 Slimulac. 116, Grasby 7 Torana, 114, Florio 4 Jet Spirit, 116, Dalgo Los Angeles at Houston i Baltimore at Boston-Roberts (nighO-Moeller (0-1) vs.

John-i 1 vs Inmate (2-0). son (2-1). Detroit at Kansas City (night) Philadelphia at (0-1) vs. Segui io-2). 4 Hero's Reward 7.20 4.60 2 Robin Road 5.00 FIFTH RACE Fabls Klgt 4.GO 2.80 2.60 OK 7 Saddle Town 4.20 3.40 2 Sassy Sherry 18.40 SIXTH RACE SEVENTH RACE CLMG $11)01', 4 Shawnee-Maid 3.80 3.00 2.21)' THREE AND UP 6 FURSj 1 7 Frank's Gold 4.80 2.60 3 Found, 121, Vail 3 Holiday Coquette 2.80 4 Little Brownette, 116, Gil- SEVENTH RACE les Pie I 5 Helios 7.80 4.00 3.00' 6 Lovely Brunetto, 121, C.

Clark 2 High Bang 4.00 4.40 OKI 7 Fleet Cole, 116, No Boy Ne dagon 340! 2 Sanger Blues, X10G, Strong' 1 Blenaplan. X116, Cecil 5 Mr. ARRC, 121, C. Clark 8 Who Dudelle, 116, Steineman EIGHT RACE CLMG $1(101 (night) a a (0-0) vs. 1 Washington at Los Angeles I THREE AND VP 70 YDS O'Toole 2 i (nighl)-Osleen (1-2) vs.

Lat- 2 Bayfield Joy, 122 i New York al St. Louis i man (0-1) Jesse James, 119, No Boy -Jackson il-Zl vs. Broglio 5 Reynoldsburg, XI10, Handley WfdiiesdRy's Games 3 Disconcerted, 122, Florio Wednesday's Games Washington at. Bully Dam, 122, Steineman Los Angeles at'Houston, night night i 1 Woodnah. 122, Liddle Phila.

al Cincinnati, night 'Detroit al. Kansas City, night 4 Kubla Khan, 122, No Boy Pillsburgh al Milwaukee, night Cleveland al Minnesota (NINTH RACE CLMG $1001 New York al St. Louis, night al New York 'THREE AND UP 6 FURS San Francisco at Chicago i Baltimore al Boston i 3 Silversmith, 122. No Boy EIGHTH RACE 2 Kiperic 8.60 4.60 2.60 4 Appreciation 4.20 2.60 6 Foxy Quest 2.40 NINTH RACE 3 Tclloff 13.20 7.00 5.40 5 Top Hat 6.40 3.80 8 Junior Sam 3.20 Come In And Talk It Over! MORGAGE LOANS PERSONAL LOANS APPLIANCE LOANS COLLATERAL LOANS Citizens Banff of Weirlon A I STREET AT A Rimh i Monday Friday 9:30 to 3--Saturday 9:30 lo 12 Noon ThurirlRV i 7 to Tuei. Wed.

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