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The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • 19

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The Capital Timesi
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Madison, Wisconsin
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-hy- 4 4 Jt I' 1 I A 4 -s 1 I -5 V-v a Vj I Bench Takes Lead 111 All.Qlnr FllJ NEW YORK r-Jim Jiff' llllllCf Jls sn. uiu won ihe Uru-rn Open last Sunday, moved up I) places NEW YORK Slussma All-Star team. it announced rtk'! Johnny Bench of the Cincinnati Monds). hr Ited. pacing the mjr leacuri Bench.

who ha 21 home brak a in hime runs and runs batted runs and driven in 61 runs, ha rtkfMd In, has replaced third baseman collected 426 119 votes in four Joe Torre of the St, Uiuis Cardi- week of ballot.ng by the ns- i 2 nals as the leading vote coRec- tiens baseball fans. Torre, the 1 tor for ti 19H National League previou leader, has received jv? jit tJOiiwo ADu rfluwj nil JSi nion 411.5.9 volts. vy-w innings to 77.943. The closest balloting in the' he ordy sin change this National League for short- hNewYork MetiIdTVn C1J 10th pla4 with ilZL dropping to 12th. TI Ml I Jack Nicklaus maintains his rv'iiMi t.

money standings leader with Trtvin fconj wlth aLo STlU CfW Arch" SJJL nLmrir3i.Airark I08-6M nd Roberto Cloniente of Af uautiusf Pittsburgh and Willie May of 7ep vi a $107 the Mets in the outfield. fAf al i. THE CAPITAL TIMES. Tuesday, July 4, 1972-19 Mustangs Start Drills Wednesday The NLultson Mustang will of this week, wuh a scrimmage hold their initial woikout of the slated for Saturday morning at 1 1972 season Wednesday rvemng 9 at Warner Park. The Mustangs, defending Northern Division Champions of Anone wishing to try out for cfntra state League, open the team should be on the field jjl.ir campaign July 22 wlih on in shorts at 7:30 sharp.

Players exhibition game a a I the must furnish the.r own Mball Youngstown, Ohio, llardhats at Youngstown. Its the first of 14 According to General M.in-;Bnes on the Mustang sehed-ager John Klement. head each ul. excluding playoff contesu. Hob Moerke also plans evening Mi(j about 75 per workouts Thursday and lYiday w.nt of jan )t6r; tx.

pected to return fr another rlsn oiiisc.wn. The veterans are cx- I ss IS 1 to be nugm.nted by sev DisitlmMl IU cral promising rookies. The general manager also said applications for season ore being accepted at 1017 N. UK ANGELES Tlie Los Angt-lns Dodgers placed pitcluT Rill Smgrr and ini.elder Hill rv' V. 'V i 3 Itumsevs 11611 of San Kranrlsro; Lugene Hark (STTi of Southport, Gardner Cos 45WI of Yillanova, and Hohrrt Mosliarher 4301 1 of Houston, Tc.

tAP Wircphotal At least sis Soling appear to be tangled op they set their spinnakers after rounding the uJ wCfl3TrU n. a flhrr mark In the fourth rare of the The lop vote getter at each Is miS Bay Monday, of the infield spots will Mart pj nS klb Thrrf fnKhap- RoaU are Grabarkewiu on the disabled list Monday. fckdi, 5 Roth were injured in a base- a m. to 4 30 m. bill game Saturday night.

Singer suifered a fracture of the lpJer KetlirilS lanta. The reserves and ther' pitchers will be selected by the the match on July the offi-jcial Soviet new agency said I "Fischer ji-opardied his moral 1 Continued Jro.rt fooe I.Sw rKht t0 pay tjie nwtch. the Russian walkout, Euwe was "Spassky will return to Uie lml Aparicio will beoul tlw 7ldmg h' I Ca.n off the disabled list much more forthright. Asked question of the possibility of l.mtip for at least three weeks i. on ii, 2i7i lV liv.

Iday, ssmdmg rookie hurler Former Brooklv'n Dodger star hlhcr he con5idcred Bus- holding the match after FIDE because of an Injury to hi left bI wh (jngewitz is IVm notl back to Toledo of ttrtndlo.Tk,.ncll..i I. kind fck iMnnwkMl L.i. I. The lAnigers recalled pitcher make room on the roster for S.UI Roy Campanella was declared today in the Tweaty years ago be bad manager. botnrrs the club kepi blm on The final fan balloting will be thinking be might equal and onmiunccd nrxt wcek.

pass Ruth's 14 record. Pint Mt In Vdy. JX lu Pnrt, Kt' pi.t ve8y. 1'iwwi ldM V.N. im.i.

ie im, cm, i Certainly." was filed to Moscow from Rcyk-'f-rcJ a dislocated m.dille j0M, jrotn Aibuqucr- fim- Cain had been out since May 28 with a sore shoulder. Euwe said the Russians gave javik and distributed in the knuckle in the ring huger of his quefarmU'am no Indication what action, if agency's international service, left hand Saturday while sl.d.ng ho recently anyt would satisfy them. "If Into second base during a game tobambal lls Ha! iloi f(thcy had it would be simpler," Th- with the Rrewers In admitted lo Grass-SAid "We don't know what Tbe 29-ycarld American c. r'B pitcher who Hob Grossman, Maryland jun- a Twills Oliva to Have Surgery 4 ST. PAIL-MINNEAPOL1S vf The Minnesota Twins an nounced Monday night that V5i.Cw lands Friday In fielder Tony Oliva will 7.

placed on the disabled list Tues- day and undergo surgery on his iMeuoi 7 Wdrrftwwv. right knee soon. STJ Le in "fair" condition IwH lMt Cah d.n I.A Ktwri, linn, in ii. v7LiVa im Campanella, Wase.ccted tsir jn. uwt.

Fame, was ay a aid ovement Sn ft. itMero. Hoy 'on. JH'. 0.

IdTM I'KUl OUI hospital said v-'some improvement IKIKi OH Mmiion. (kt, IS', c. ir. i it(, urH, Tlie spokesman hurled two no-hitters this sea-suid Monday1 un5 vo(ej payfr 0( has been put jn the Atlantic Coast Con-apjiears lo be in and later in nMlvP. "critical con- want.

Perhaps they want 7 spokesman for the anolocv" afkr L00110" bankcr the freer which I There had been" D. 1 since then. match the 1123.000 purse put up challenger flew from New York good position now Krli. lo Sho. HJJJi lwy (n ne-inclla SJ su.fcrring rr.c,nr.,F- been reduced we plan to take Oliva, who underwent surgery on the knee last September, S'innkk.

os). Marshal. They went to Spas- and lhc jojjyj. atHither set of x-roys respiratory difficulties wh iy 8Urcd missed the first two months of S32! hotel to get clarification Fwh lH.f t(T. this a before returning ttS of from the Russian champion.

plt 30 early this month. He played in "pJ an auomoble I. Because of the protest and n'a 10 games and hit .321. (-. ui io srotk.

si. l)l tOJ IMM paid for the TV ts to the match tuiu IIP'V IV Up I wa.kout there was no drawing or cacn Bight. Renjainin Rauschkolb of angrily re- that his wife was at O.iva limped while running cr ch); hwo. i Fiiwl mviHifiA rvf tvlMVM fit arllmrt! sa. lnJtAaj 11 I II because of pieces of carLlcgei JoMtny BnkK.

wki'i RACES TONITE! July 4th Time Trials 6.30 P.M. Rates 8.30 P.M. LATE MODELS MODIFIEDS plus GIANT FIREWORKS DISPLAY ilmj S4kt SJ. vdsiiMdimf CAPITAL SUPER SPEEDWAY 10 miles So. of Madiw Oregon, Wis.

(on Nvy. 131 beieen Hwyt. SI and I4( eic-t floating on his right knee. Tl. I HI 1 1 1 1 S.

AI M's. Pl.tlh Jtrrf The decision to ojseraie was h- w3ckI of Madison took first made afscr Oliva underwent an on- CREENE. Iowa Andy Za of of lots to decide which player The international Chcs Usl shc 'would play the white pieces and eration postponed the first bonrdthe plane and he have the first move of the camc 48 hours toJd Fischor lati-r she was bumped match. Jie had to be in Reykjavik by rw'm or F.scher. A Tass dispatch said Spassky noon or forfoit the malrh "He causing an awful lot of had refused to play Fischer ne arrivcd about five hours be double, isnt he?" said Rausch- ko'b A stewardess on the plane place by three tenths of a sec ond to capture the stock hy All dtinlii Mtd gl.

SO 6-9 doilyl Moo-Thui. The "Music" Fn. A Sal Brother's love 0M 4 I )t IO PI lllNN I.Vl examination by team physician! Dr. Harvey O. Phelan.

Oliva won his third batting 4 I lKLt AilLLd LiKe s4is J()9 ruivilt uu title in 1971 with a .337 average. trimmcd Evansville. 12-3. here Ruck River here Sunday. Sev- Monday night in a VFW Tenner enty-five boats competed.

said Ei appeared calm Bill Chadwick of League game as Scott Nelson The regetta was sanctioned "Spassky is of the opinion during the flight of 4 hours and N.Y., retired as the senior Na- hurled a three-hitter. Lake Mills by the American Powerboat that Fischer insulted him per- 40 minutes from New York but tional Hockey League referee at is now 4-0 with Reggie Pfeifer Assn. The Cass stock run-(sonally and the Chess Federa-'slept for only a few minutes at 39 in 1955 after working more and Jim Pohlman each getting about class was won by Norm tion of the U.S.S.R. by failing to a time, than 1.200 league games. three hits.

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