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Bend Tr'bune Wednesday July 30, 1969 51 VYVERBERG In WINS JUNIOR Report Like he South mjI Tkailt OUTDOOR TIPS lihood Of ABA-NB A Union LOS ANGELES (AP) The American Basketball Assn, and the National Basketball Assn, may merge within 30 days, the Los Angeles Times reported in today's editions. A merger would be similar to inner pact op Vrur metal minnow BUCKET CAN BE USED FOB A STOVE If Hawks to Open Midwest Grid Play Saturday Line bottom Doug Vyverberg won his second consecutive South Bend Area Junior golf championship Tuesday, pulling away from first round co-leader Joe Beer on the last nine-hole round. The meet, held at Robin Hood golf course, was the second such area tourney held and Vyverberg now has both titles in history. The former Jackson High golf and basketball performer fn ed a 1-over-par 71 Tuesday for a 36-hole total of 145. Beer, one of two golfing brothers from Bremen, shot a 76 and finished second with 148.

Last years runnerup, Fred Christman, placed third with 151 followed by Clay product Pat Heiden at 152 and Tom Haas, ex Riley, at 154. Haas had shared the first-round lead with Beer at 72, but skied to an 82 Tuesday. Triple Bogey Hurts Beer, who fell behind on Tuesdays first nine, staged a brief rally and tied Vyverberg at the 10th hole. But the Bremen youth took a triple bogey at No. 12 and Doug was never trouble again Winners in other flights were John Sequin, Chet Wright, Mark Hahn, and Tom Youdbulis, D.

The girls portion of the area junior meet, a new feature added this year, was originally scheduled to be held in conjunction with the boys tourney. Due to a conflict with the South Bend Metropolitan Girls Junior meet now progress at Studebaker Park, it was rescheduled for next Monday and Tuesday. It, too, will be held at Robin Hood. ed that of the American and National football leagues, the story-said. Reportedly the older, established NBA made the first overture to the younger ABA, with the aim to end a war that has sent player salaries soaring.

The report says a source close to the situation revealed that the ABA has received a proposal from the NBA featuring three main points. Points Listed 1. There would be separate leagues, but beginning next spring there would be a common draft of college seniors. After the ABA has been upgraded to a competitive level with the NBA, there would be a championship series between the leagues. 2 The Los Angeles Stars and Oakland Oaks, both of the ABA, would be relocated.

Presumably, because the New York Mets are physically based on Long Island, each league would keep its New York team. 3. Each ABA franchise would pay the NBA indemnities, possibly as much as $500,000 According to the story, the last two points have not found favor with owners the fledgling ABAbut the proposal is regard ed as a starting point a The i rlbunos Speclol Service ST. JOSEPH The South western Michigan Hawks profes sional football team, fresh from a 39-18 victory over the Detroit Cowboys in an exhibition at Buchanan last Saturday, open their Midwest Football League season Saturday night in Flint. Against Flint, the Hawks will be facing a team that a successful 7-5 season last year boast the running of Kenny Duncan and strong pass receiving from John Maynee and Jimmie Walker.

Flint plays its games on the AstroturL of Alwood Stadium. The Hawks received an excellent 193 rushing yards from halfback Sam Jones and some plunging from fullback Willie Sam Warren, a 234-pounder. Coach Frank Schnese wants to beef up his passing attack that was limited against Detroit. Quarterback Bob Puma connect on a 33-yard scoring pass to flanker Fred Govain, but completed only one other pass. WITH FOIL TO HELP KEEP IT CLEAN THEN FILL WITH SUITABLE AMOUNT OF CHARCOAL COLTS GET DLNN WESTMINSTER, Md.

The Baltimore Colts have traded undisclosed draft choice tn the Atlanta Falcons for Perry Lee Dunn, a running back, a Colts spokesman said Tuesday. Don Kerbis, left, and his Wife Watch Tennis Ranchers Gather Round the Gatorade Barrel Photo by Tribune Staff Photographer SHROFF ROMPS JN TOURNEY Report to Consumers: HOWTO GROW A PERFECT LAWN KS( Tennis Camp Flourishing At New Michigan Grounds Th Tribune's Special Service COLOMA A lifelong tennis enthusiast with a firm belief that the game develops a strong mind and body, Don Kerbis dreamed of a camp where he help develop youth into happier individuals through tennis. Fights Last Night Bamas Stabler Quits Raiders OAKLAND (A -Ken Sta bier, the star quarterback from Alabama, has left the Oakland Raiders training camp saying he was tired of football, the Oakland Tribune reported Tuesday. Stabler, In his second year with the Raiders, left camp Monday, just six days before he was to play In an exhibition game against the Kansas City Chiefs in his home town of Birmingham, Ala. BEAUMONT, Tex Dave Zyglewicz.

192, Houston, knocked out Willie Earls, 202, Austin, Tex 2 SAN ANTONIO, Tex Jose Luis Pimen tel, Los Angeles, outpointed Gene Young, 128, MoundsvfMe, Vo 13. NORTH ADAMS, Moss Al Romanovs Juan Ramos 10-round bout postponed to Monday, rain WOODLAND HILLS, Calif Loblto Montoya. 133, San Diego, outpointed Rayi Adigun, 135. Los Angeles, 12 I tennis, says Kerbis, We sup ply the A 4-week session costs $600, an all-inclusive fee that requires only transportation to the camp. ydm DEATH CLAIMS REMY MEYER PLAYLAND GOLF CENTER 1671 Lmralnway South Bend, Ind -Ph 288 0033 'itn isf'A rmim.mtiiiL CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT Doug Vyverberg 74 71145 Joe beer 72 76148 Fred Christman 73-78-151 Pot Heiden 78 74152 Tom Haas 72 82154 Art Beer 61-76157 Ken Wilkinson 78 80-158 Brad Stine 83-83166 Jim Shaw 83 89172 Tom Walsh 83 95178 Marty Monserez 81 nc MartyMonserez 81 nc A FLIGHT John Sequin 85 77162 Paul ZslO 84-80-164 Bob Lange 84 81165 Lorry Dunvllle 87 80167 Doug Zimmermon 8-184168 Mike Heiden 85 83168 Dave Heckamon 87 82169 Jim Meszoros 86 H5 171 Bob Heiden 84 R8-72 Tom Foss 90 82-172 Richard Buck 91 83174 Tim Foss 89 91-180 Rob Overholser 91 103194 MB FLIGHT Chet Wrloht 9380173 Chorles Wilkinson 9e 79177 Dave Zimmermon 93 87180 Kent Boiley 9389189 Matt Kennelty 95 99194 Dave Bruggeman 88 1 08207 FLIGHT Mark Hahn 105 91196 Dave Combron 103 96199 Perry Smith 102 vd 200 John Mankow 102 9 8 200 Randy Smith 105 97 202 FLIGHT Tom Youdbulis 106 102208 Rusty Rulopough 108 107215 Brian Mundy 106-11221 Dove Fogely 106-12 233 Ktvn Fields 120 120240 nc no cord.

Jack Schroffs grand slam home run climaxed a nine-run first inning and carried Schroffs Taxes to a 15-0 victory over Wesleyan Church Tuesday night in the city fast pitch" tournament game. In other tourney action, Portage Merchants defeated Grace Methodist, 13-5, as Bob Watson had a two-run homer and two other hits, and PNA defeated Krizman Manufacturing, 3-1, on a three-hitter by Jim Dulcet. In 12-mch slow-pitch action, Harry Winsch's three-run homer carried Lil and Verns to a 13-7 triumph over BAG Maytag and Associates No. 1 edged Haw thorn Mellody, 10-9, behind two homers by Dale Jobe. Protestant Church League makeup games saw Community Mennomte blank South Side Church, 5-0; First Christian top Westminster Presbyterian, 6-3, Lakeville Methodist pound jRidgedale Presbyterian, 14-2, Southlawn United Methodist blanked First United Methodist, 2 9, and St.

Paul's United Methodist and Gloria Dei won forfeit victories over First Presbyterian and Zion United Methodist, pectively. Miss Haas, Garbacz in Title Match Discover how quickly you can build a velvety, weed-free lawn with less work, less money than you probably spend right now. Learn how to seed, feed, spike plus tips on mowing and watering One of 43 articles and features in the August Reader's Digest. Pick up your copy today. READER'S DIGEST The ex-school teacher from Highland Park, 111., searched for two years to find a site and finally discovered the 120-acre former Camp-4-Fun on the Red Arrow highway east of Watervliet.

Through Camp-4-Fun was buried under 10 inches of snow at the time (last January), Kerbis knew it would be ideal. By March, he had completed the legal transactions and the camp was being rejuvenated Each building was to be renamed with some association with tennis and eight courts were built. Kerbis was ready for his first camp session by June 22 and the Don Kerbis Tennis Ranch was in session for campers ages 8 to 18 A second four-week session began July 20 and already applications are pouring in for next year. Five Hours a Day The camp is programmed for tennis. A mimmum of five hours a day is devoted (o the game and some even put in 10 hours on the courts under the guidance of a staff that includes former university and tournament players Among them are the Bolivian THIS CERTIFICATE GOOD FOR ONE PAR 3 or MINIATURE GOLF ADMISSION WITH A PAID ADMISSION On Either The Par 3 or The Miniature NOT GOOD SUNDAYS or HOLIDAYS Offer Expires August 30, 1S69 HINSDALE, 111.

(A Robert E. (Rcmy) Meyer, 51, University of Chicago sports great and former Big Ten football and basketball referee, died Monday night the Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital. 7 Meyer was general marketing manager for the Illinois Bell Telephone Co. A 1939 graduate of the University of Chicago, Meyer was 'ranked among the Midway's all time, all-around sports stars After graduation he played professional baseball for a year and was basketball coach at the Illinois Institute of Technology for two years. Clay Jr, Baseball Johnell Haas and Lori Gar-bacz were scheduled to clash this morning for Championship Flight honors in the annual South Bend Metropolitan Girls Junior golf tournament at Stude-baker Park.

The 15-y ear-old Muss Haas, defending champion, qualifying medalist and favorite, eased past Bonnie Biggs Tuesday in semifinal play by a 7 and 6 score. Miss Garbacz got by Deb-Ibie Hayes, 2 up. Today's action also was to in dude final matches in five other flights, including two of nine holes only. In addition, consola lion rounds in all Bights except the nine-hole A' flight were to be held. The nine hole Flight saw Womens Golf TOURNAMENT QUARTER FINALS BMtltf Logv Thrll Ti Mori 12, Si Jo Bonk 0 iron wood SM Jim Hop I Borbr Shop 4, SIS Qoohty Oconcrs 1 Firtt Bonk 4.

Trust 2, Honk Fritndly Su-1 Ptr 0 Junior Loqu Dorrwll Drug Sior 4, Rotary Cl jP of Roe-land 2 31 Botinf Prof Mon'i 11, Burgr Cbftj of Roilond 4 Rotord Std. Srv 4, Tom Fof1r Lw 0r 4 Ptrmy Sovr 6. Don Crry Dog Suds 3 His career as a Big Ten ref national champion. Ramie Bene- crc covered 22 years, vides and former Czechoslovaki Meyer, who lived in Hinsdale, VAI LEY PLAY Team totals Tuesday at Or chard Hills Bcechwood 10, Er-tkine 84. Elks 7, Four I akes 5, Morris Park 34.

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