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Midway Breaks Full of Color Arizona Mg Suit i Wrestlers Honors Spark Star Halftimes THE SUN, Flagstaff, Ariz. Aug. 12, 1964 By PAUL SWE1TZER AND SAMUEL SEMOFF Halftime ceremonies at both the All-Star basketball and football games this weekend will be filled with as much color and impact as the games themeslves, officials of the Arizona Coaches Association announced today. At the halftime of the big basketball game which begins at 8 p.m., Friday in the ASC Gymnasium there will be a wrestling exhibition featuring the six top prep wrestlers in three weight classes in the state. At the halftime of the football game, which gets underway at 8 p.m.

Saturday on Lumberjack Field, the ceremonies, will center around honors, according to Nymeyera Strokes 38 Charting the Pros jacket from Sorich as part of the evenings ceremonies. Highlight of the Saturday night ceremonies will be the presen tation of this years dedicatee, Martin Mirich, Phoenix College Baseball coach. Mirich, in being chosen as the dedicatee of the Arizona Coaches Association Clinic and the All Star games receives an engraved gold watch for his years of service to athletics in the state. Besides coaching baseball at Phoenix College he has for a number of years been active in the Arizona State Coaches Association and various phases of athletics throughout the state. The remaining presentation will be a watch to Joe Garcia, Phoenix for 15 years of service to the Arizona State Coaches Association.

Garcia served as secretary the All-Star sessions. On Saturday, the halftime cere monies will take on somewhat of a somber tone as Coach Ted Sor-ich of Round Valley High School will be called upon to honor the memory of his star fullback, Don Gardom. Gardom to whom the North team is dedicating its partici pation in the game was due to have been a football All-Star this year, but died on May 15, while attempting to save the life of a 13-year-old Springerville girl who was in trouble on Lyman Lake south of St. Johns. The husky fullback went into the water to try to reach the girl, but went down in 15 feet of water, after a brief struggle.

His body was recovered by a team of divers some eight hours later. On Saturday evening, Gardoms parents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Gardom, Springerville, will be on hand to receive an All-Star Jiggs Hardt, Central High School Coach in charge of the half time activities for both games. On Friday, in conjunction with the wrestling portion of the Coaching Clinic being held on the ASC campus, six of the top high school grapplers in the state from the 1963-64 season will be on hand to give an exhibition of their talents.

In the heavyweight class, Roger Willis, Snowflake, and Fred Brown, Holbrook, will be the stars; in the 165-pound class Eddy Bohanon, South Mountain and Mike Patterson, the star of the Thunderbird wrestling team of West High, will do the honors; and in the 103-pound class, John Coas-solo, North High, and Jay Rondeau, Arcadia, will perform. The exhibition matches mark the first time that wrestling rapidly becoming one of the most popular high school sports in the state has been recognized at Marchetfi Replacement Tops Colls' Fall Worlc By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer (Another In a Series) SOUTH CO CAPTAINS Mike Elliot, left, Mesa quarterback and Curly Culp, Yuma tackle will captain the South All Stars in Saturday nights game at the Lumberjack field. Culp, who will be the heaviest man on the field, weighing 240 pounds and standing sLx one, plays middle guard on defense and tackle on the offense. (SUNfoto) 1960 Gridder Charles Bowers Ex-Axer Star Dies in Germany "Tom Matte did a whale of a job at Moores position. We can count on him.

Whatever we get out of Moore will help. We also are counting on help from Tony Lorick, our No. 2 draft choice from Arizona State. Lorick at fullback and Ted Davis of Georgia Tech at linebacker are the newcomers with the best chance to fight their way into starting positions. Unitas has his favorite target, Berry, in action at split end and Mackey, touted as a new Mike Ditka, at tight end with Orr at the flanker, Hill at fullback and Matte or Moore at running back.

Willie Richardson backs up Orr and Gary Cuozzo is the second quarterback. With Jim Parker, an allleague ace, at left guard the front offensive line is intact. Bob Vogel and George Preas man the tackles, Parker and Alex Sandusky are he guards and Dick Syzmanski is at center. Defense may present more of a problem to Shulas personnel. The return of Billy Ray Smith, who sat out last year, strengthens one tackle spot, with Miller at the other.

Ordell Braase will be at his old end job. Marcfcet-tis position is the problem. WESTMINSTER, Md. (AP)-Don Shula hopes to get his Bal timore Colts out of the gate in a fast start despite the retirement of Gino Marchetti, the perennial all-National Football League defensive end. Don Thompson, a 6-foot-414 240-pounder in his third year of pro ball, must fill Marehettis shoes if the Colts front four is to hold its own with the other powers.

If Thompson doesnt make it, Shula will have to do some fast shuffling, perhaps moving Fred Miller to the outside. Shula was new to the club himself last year, his first as head coach. He also had to fit eight rookies into the 1963 squad. Veterans will man most of the key positions this season. Johnny Unitas is throwing real sharp, said Shula.

He started slowly last year but he was fantastic in the second half. Unitas is just the best quarterback in football. And that goes for everybody. Well be better off on offense from the start. A year ago we didn't know John Mackey was as good as he is.

We didnt have a fullback until Jerry Hill got going. Raymond Berry and Jimmy Orr were out and Lenny Moore missed half the season. Former Arizona State College Lumberjack football star, Charles ia, 6-2, 200 pounds; Curly Culp, Yuma, 6-1, 240 pounds; Pete Cloud, Bisbee, 6 foot, 217 pounds and Pete Penzar, Salpointe, 5-11, 190 pounds. (SUNfoto) CHARGING SOUTH LINE The charging South line, above, will try to hold the hard running North backfield in Saturday nights All-Star game. From left to right are Warren Weems, Ajo, 511, 190 pounds; Dana Woudenberg, Arcad How well the South All-Star basketball squad will fare Fri day night against its stellar counterpart from the North remains to be seen, but South coach Ed Nymeyera of Flowing Wells can chalk up one victory at least for All-Star week.

Nymeyera toured the nine-hole layout at the Flagstaff Country Club yesterday in pouring rain and came in with a low gross of 38 to take the championship of the coaches golf tournament, held annually in conjunction with the Arizona Coaches Clinic at Arizona State College here, and the All-Star games program. Nymeyera captured the crown by one stroke over runnerup Hugh Alaspa of Casa Grande who came in with a gross of 39. In all, a total of some 50 coaches attending the coaches clinic here participated in the tourney, abbreviated to nine holes because of the wet weather. But FCC tourney chairman Arman Reinke, who ran the tournament for the coaches, said that most of the scores "were very good, considering the weather they played in. All entries in the tournament received some sort of prize.

Dugan, Maya Added to List Bowers, was killed in a cne-car automobile accident Germany this summer, according to word received from his wife Pat Bowers. Bowers was a member of the 1960 Lumberjack football team Playing halfback and fullback, he was one of the leading scorers and ground-gainers for the Axers that season. For the past several years Bowers has been working for an insurance company and was in Germany for the insurance firm. He is survived by his wife Pat, and two boys, Kenneth, age ZVz, and Steve, 17 months. No further details of the accident were received.

Mrs. Bowers and two children are now residing in Seminole, Tex. Stag Party Set Thursday For Coaches NEXT St. Louis. North Gridders Have 4 Leaders Yankees Even Suffering From the National League CHARLES BOWERS By The ASSOCIATED PRESS Major League Standings Philadelphia at Chicago Only game scheduled Some three hundred coaches and members of the Flagstaff Town-jacks are expected to turn out at the Coconino Country Club Thursday evening for the traditional coaches stag party, held annually in conjunction with the All-Star program here.

Townjack president Bill Davis noted today that the more than 130 coaches attending the week-long annual clinic at Arizona State College here will be guests of the Townjacks at the event the only social affair sponsored by the Townjacks during All-Star week. Davis said that the evening will begin with a social hour starting at 6 p.m., followed by a dinner. After the dinner, he added, the coaches themselves, all member of the Arizona High School Coaches Association, will take over and provide the speakers and the entertainment. Davis urged all members of the Townjack organization to turn out for the stag party welcome the coaches again to James Dugan, Flagstaff back and state scoring champion, along with Glendale quarterback, Sam Maya have been selected as second pair of co-captains for the North All-Stars. The North All-Stars yesterday morning elected Bud Weidoff, Glendale back and Robert Wallac South Mountain end as co-captains, but north Coach A1 Mu-naz said because of the close vote, he decided to make all four boys co-captains.

These four boys will represent the team, Munoz said, but later on he will pick an offensice captain and a defensive captain to speak for the boys on the field. Meantime both teams continued practice for Saturday nights game, as their attention turned to toughtening up the line both on offense and defense. The South will have the larger line, but whether they will be able to hold back the hard running North backfield is the question. Coach Elwood Turner expressed some concern at the end of yesterdays practice over the lack of spirit in the line. The present South defensive line consists of ends Jim Davitch, Salpointe, and Pete aasquez.

Globe. In the right guard spot will be Ajo back, Warren Weems, 5-11, 190 pounds while the left guard will have Salpointe center, Pete Penzar, also 5-11, 190 pounds. The guards will be Arcadias Dana Woudenberg and Bisbees Pete Cloud. The head knocker or middle guard is Yumas Curly Culp. Culp, who plays tackle on the offense is the largest man on the field weighing 240 pounds and standing 6-1.

Holding back the South for Coach Munozs North All-Stars will be ends Ray Bernal of Parker and Ray Dalton of Phoenix Christine. The center of the North line will have Kingman tackle, Walt Lewis at 5-10, 215 pounds; Phoenix Union guard Don Lowe, also. 5-10, 215 pounds; Flagstaff center Robert Allsup; and Agua Fria guard Bill Lueck, 6-3, 195 pounds. Meanwhile, also at the Flagstaff Country Club, tournament chairman Arman Reinke reported that play will start today in the clubs annual club championship tournament. Reinke said that pairings have been made up in three flights for the tourney and each flight must be played weekly.

The tournament pairings are: Joe Riordan vs Gil Corona, John Decker vs Dennis Armstrong, Jimmy Johnston vs Ken Ellis, D. Godson vs Robert Cox. FIRST FLIGHT Frank Durkee vs John Stevens, D. Smith vs Buster Thornton, Gordon Evans Jr. vs B.

Cummings, Hill Redman vs Danny Stockhaus. SECOND FLIGHT C. Ravenda vs J. Armstrong, P.C. Wilson vs Fred Stockhaus, Bob Blair vs E.

Porter, D. Starr vs B. Bledsoe, P. Auza vs R. Harris.

National League W. L. Pet. G.B. Philadelphia 66 43 .606 San Francisco 65 48 .575 3 Cincinnati 53 51 .553 5V2 Pittsburgh 59 51 .536 714 St.

Louis 59 53 .527 Milwaukee 57 54 .514 10 Los Angeles 55 56 .495 12 Chicago 52 58 .473 1434 Houston 48 67 .417 21 Nqjv York 35 78 .310 33 Tuesdays Results Philadelphia 13, Chicago 5 New York 3, Pittsburgh 2 (714 innings, rain) Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee 9, Houston 6 San Francisco 6, St. Louis 3 Todays Games Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh, San Francisco at St. Louis. Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Houston at Milwaukee, Thursdays Games American League W. L.

Pet. G.B. Baltimore 70 43 .619 New York 65 45 .591 314 Chicago 69 44 .611 1 Los Angeles 59 57 .509 1214 Detroit 58 58 .500 1314 Minnesota 55 59 .482 1514 Cleveland 54 60 .474 1614 Boston 53 61 .465 1714 Washington 45 72 .385 27 Kansas City 42 71 372 28 Tuesdays Results Chicago 6-8, New York 4-2 Washington 5, Kansas City Minnesota 5, Detroit 3 Baltimore 8, Boston 7 Cleveland 3, Los Angeles 0 Todays Games Chicago at New York Cleveland at Los Angeles, Washington at Kansas City, Detroit at Minnesota, Boston at Baltimore, Thursdays Games Detroit at Minnesota Chicago at New York, light Boston at Baltimore, da to a 6-3 victory Louis, the Cincinniti Reds edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 on homers by Frank Robinson and Doren Johnson and the New York Mets defeated Pitsburgh 3-2 in a game halted after 714 innings by rain. Frank Thomas slammed three doubles for his new Philadelphia teammates, driving in (hree runs for a 3-0 lead but the Cubs came back to move in front on homers by Andre Rodgers and Ernie Banks. Callison then broke it up with his grand slam, capping a five-run rally touched off by Gus Triandos homer.

The two homers left the Cubs Ellsworth, 22-game winner last season, with a 12-14 record. Harvey Kuenn collected three doubles for the Giants, triggered three rallies and scored three runs. He came home on Hal Lanier's single in the first and Cepeda followed with his 20th homer. In the third Kuenn scored on Mays 33rd homer and in the seventh he was driven in on a sacrifice fly by Cepeda. Robinson homered in the first for the Reds, then tripled in the fourth and Johnson followed with his homer.

That was enough for Joey Jay, who struck out 13, scattered seven Dodger hits and brought his record to 8-8. The Mets beat their nemisis, Bob Friend, who had a 12-0 lifetime record against the New Yorkers. It was a bad night for the New York Yankees all around. Even Joe DiMaggio was knocked down a peg. While the Chicago White Sox whipped the Yankees in a doubleheader, Milwaukees Hank Aaron whipped past the Yankees Clipper into 14th place on the all time home run list, hammering his 19th and 20th of the season as the Braves walloped Houston 9-6 Tuesday night.

The homers lifted Aaron's career total to 362 one more than DiMaggio and shoved the 30-year-old right-handed swinger into the National League spotlight that has been focusing almost steadily on the tight pennant struggle between Philadelphia and San Francisco. Aarons outstanding performances over the last half of the season have gone virtually unnoticed. but he has been hitting at a .355 clip since June 21 and climbed into the No. 6 spot in the league with a .314 average. In the 48 games over that stretch, he has driven in 45 runs.

While Aaron continued his heavy hitting for Milwaukee, Johnny Callison did the same for league-leading Philadelphia, slugging the first grand slam of the season by the Phillies and adding two doubles in a 13-5 walloping of the Chicago Cubs. The victory kept the Phillies three games in front of the San Francisco Giants, but may have cost them the services of outfielders Cookie Rojas and Tony Gonzalez, the latest additions to an ever-growing injury list Rojas jammed both wrists when he ran into the center field wall chasing a fly ball and Gonzalez, his replacement, was hit on his protective helmet by a Dick Ellsworth pitch. Both players were taken to the hospital, but the injuries were not considered serious. The Giants rode homers by Willie Mays and Orlando Ctpe- Neat Look for School Tuba, LDS I Play Tonight Softball action postponed from last night will match Tuba City and LDS Ward I following the Babe Ruth game tonight at the City Park. The game should get underway about 8:30 and the winner will play Perry Tile in another losers bracket game at 7:30 tomorrow night.

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