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1. I Comeback Hurlers in Good Shows (Continued from Page 1. Sports ish a day earlier. The Orioles tied the game against Stan Bahnsen in the fifth on Bobby Grich's single and Dave Johnson's triple and scored the winning run in the sixth on consecutive singles by Paul Blair, Boog Powell and Merv Rettenmund. Kansas City got Nelson the only run he needed against Detroit in the first inning on Amos Oti's bunt single, a stolen base and John Mayberry's infield hit, which loser Bill Slayback threw wild to first base.

"I was close to frantic." Nelson recalled about his two years farm problems. "I don't mind telling you I was depressed. 1 didn't want to talk to anybody. But I can make it now." He made it against the Tigers without much of a breaking ball. "It's a free-swinging club." he said.

"Against a club like the Yankees I don't get anybody out for a month, but the free-swingers take a big cut and pop up the fast ball a lot when it's right. The pesky ones will take a half-swing and get a hit. "When you can't get the breaking ball over you'd better challenge them. I don't know what was the matter with my breaking stuff but I had a good fast ball so I figured I might as well come in with it." Boston's McGlothen, a 22- year-old right-hander, held the Twins to Eric Soderholm's doubie in the second inning and singles by Danny Thompson in the third. Rookie shortstop Juan Beniquez accounted for one of the runs off loser Ray Corbin with his first major league homer.

"I'm aware of what I can do and have confidence now," he said. "I like to throw the fast ball and challenge hitters, but I'm not afraid to throw a breaka ing pitch in any situation." About the only fireworks were in Oakland, where Sal Bando hammered a grand slam home run off New York's Mel Stottlemyre in the fourth inning and the A's put on a gaudy pyrotechnic display after the game. Bando's seventh home run of the season and fifth career grand slam followed Joe Rudi's double and walks to Mike Epstein and Bill Voss. Cleveland's Kilkenny suffered a split middle finger on his pitching hand fielding Ted Kubiak's smash in the third inning but Tidrow came on to finish the shutout of the Rangers for his first win since May 17. John Lowenstein provided the offense with a two-run homer.

Teammates Continued from Page 1, Sports. man year) shared an apartment last fall with Randy Safranek, a defensive back from Milwaukee, and Mucks, a former guard from Madison East. Klosek was living this summer with linebacker Todd Nordwig of Clintonville. He had been working out nightly with quarterback Rudy Steiner at Camp Randall smoothing out rough edges in his pass patterns, Tim was the Badger's first string split receiver. "I was completely shocked and still am," said Mucks, "We had lived together and got to know each other extremely well.

"I've watched Tim progress since his freshman year and he had every sign great future. I'm just shocked." Klosek may be remembered best for his 75-yard touchdown reception against Michigan State when he jubilantly jogged across the end zone, holding the ball with one arm high above his head. He finished with 135 yards for the day, the most by any Badger receiver in one game last year. "That play sort of typified the spirit of Tim Klosek." said Bob Miller of the Wisconsin sports information department. was a play for him as he was struggling at the time for a first string position.

And it appeared then that he had f1- nally made it. "Tim was always friendly and polite off the field and I have a lot of respect for him. It was truly an unfortunate accident." Klosek was the Badger's second leading receiver last season with 25 catches for 439 yards. But his biggest contribution was a ready-made smile and a jiving, "Hey, Man, what's happening" type of personality which kept the entire team loose. made everyone feel easy," said co-captain Keith Nosbusch.

"It's a terrible loss to the team not only as a football player, but more importantly as an individual. He was one helluva guy." Jim Mott (sports information director) who has seen many fine athletes pass during his tenure, was especially impressed with Kosek's sincerity and warmth. "He didn't have an enemy on the field," said Mott. "He was team leader and the players looked up to himm He was an outstanding young man. "When I heard about the tragedy, I was very shook up.

It's just one of those that happen in life that fate should strike bim down now. "It's a very, very sad thing Partake Stop in at our little comer this week for some good olde "Spirit of '76" merriment. You'll find all of us dressed in colonial garb. You can help yourself to free apple pie and coffee while you take care of business, chat with neighbors and friends, and look over the patriotic Gremlin. HOME curing loan association WHERE YOUR MONEY EARNS THE LION'S SHARE TWO S.

CARROLL ST. MADISON PHONE 257-3771 Brewers (Continued from Page 1, Sports) scoring May, and reliever Mel Queen walked Lahoud for the Brewers' fourth run. It halted a Brewer losing streak at three games. Meanwhile, the topic of Billy Conigliaro was back in the Brewer front office. General manager Frank Lane said Charlie Finley, owner of the Oakland Athletics, had made an offer for the fugitive, but that no deal is likely before winter.

Conigliaro, who abandoned the Brewers and returned to a family resort business in Massachusetts, said last week he is asking the club to put him on the retirement list. "I hearing about Conigliaro," Lane said Tuesday, "He is on our disqualified list." As for Finley's offer, "If Conigliaro is going to play with anybody this year, he will play with us," Lane said. Equals Record PARIS East Germany's Monika Zehrt equalled the woman's world record for the 400- meter dash in 51 seconds, winning the event at a French-East German track and field meet here Tuesday night. She tied time set Sept. 23, 1970 by Jamaica's Marilyn Neueville.

Miss Zehrt's own best time previously was 51.1. and it took most of the joy out of my day. He will be missed." Two Badger assistant coaches reached yesterday also expressed their sympathy: Lew Steuck, defense all shocked and grieved. It was a tremendous loss to his family and to the Badger family. He was a vivacious integral part of the team a likeable and talented person.

He was the manifestations of what people are looking for in young manhood." Dick Teteak, defensive line- "It's a super tragedy. He was a fine young man and he was a pleasure to work with. Tim had the knack of walking in the room with his big smile and lighting the place up. He will be sorely The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Friday at St.

Adalbert's Catholic Church, 121st and Indianapolis Blvd. in Whiting. Friends may call from 2 to 5. and 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday at the Kosior Funeral Home, 2031 Indianapolis Blvd.

Local arrangements are being handled by the Gunderson Funeral Home, 5203 Monona Dr. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Calumet City, Ill. McLain (Continued from Page 1, Sports) first San Diego batter before Leron Lee cracked a broken bat single for the Padres' only hit. It was the fourth one-hitter of Seaver's career with the Mets, was a good pitch," said Seaver, "down and in, but it came back over the plate a little bit. I was certainly disappointed.

No doubt about that. But my immediate thoughts were that Nate Colbert was coming up. "I wanted to win the game too much to stand there crying in my beer. Colbert can hit one out and he gives me the most trouble on that club." Seaver got Colbert on a game ending double play but the Padres' slugger did hit one out eighth inning of the second game to tie it at 2-2. Then Derrell Thomas' ninth-inning single drove in two runs, giving the Padres the victory.

The Mets picked up one-half game with the split when Houston shut out Pittsburgh, shaving the Pirates National' League East lead to one game over New York. Larry Dierker, hurled an eight-hitter for his fifth shutout of the season. He also drove two runs in with a squeeze bunt and a single. "The game tonight was very exciting for me," Dierker said. "Pittsburgh seems to make you get up to pitch.

I was so excited before the game I couldn't sit at my locker. And I couldn't sit on the bench between innings. It was especially gratifying to pitch like that against a club like Cincinnati remained one-half game in front of the Astros by ending St. Louis' seven-game winning streak. Pete Rose doubled home three runs in a five-run second inning for the Reds as Ross Grimsley, UNION GROVE, Wis, Gra Studnicka of Chicago captured the jet dragster competition Tuesday in the final day of holiday weekend racing down the Great Lakes Drag a way quarter-mile strip, Studnicka led the pack with a top speed of 220.47 miles per hour and an elapsed time of 7.26 seconds.

James Grove of Fort Dodge, lowa, topped the gasser division at 148.27 m.p.h. and 9.04 onds, and Darrell Grosch of Chicago took the unit stock competition at 105.26 m.p.h. and 12.57 seconds. In the wheelstanders, Bob Riggles, Marshfield, Ohio, totaled 55 points to win the class with a stand of 1,700 feet. Holds Third Drag Winner MARION, Mass.

Tony Hermann of Racine, was third in the point standings Tuesday after the second day of Finn yacht Olympic trials, One skipper is to be chosen for the Olympic team after seven races. 6-3, earned the victory, The struggling Dodgers were beaten by Montreal with Ron Woods and Ron Fairly homering for the Expos. LA starter Tommy John surrendered three runs in the second inning, two of them on Bob Bailey's single and the third on a triple by winning pitcher Carl Morton. Willie Davis and Duke Sims homered for the Dodgers. Jim Barr allowed just three hits.

pitching San Francisco past Philadelphia. The Giants scored both their runs in the seventh inning when Dave Kingman opened with a double. Dave Rader's single scored Kingman and then long flies by Alan Gallagher and Tito Fuentes got Rader home with the deciding run. ARLANS AUTO SERVICE CENTER THE CAPITAL TIMES, Bannister (Continued from Page 1, Sports, recently so she could see him compete. Now a Los Angeles resident, Bannister lost 10 pounds from the 200 he normally carries as he ran the 110-meter high hurdies in 14.5 seconds for 905 points, threw the discus 142-3 and pole vaulted in the second day.

sure could improve my pole vault," he said. "I lose a lot of points there." His total was the best mark in the world this year, 36 better than Russia's Nikolai Avilov, but Bannister says "It'll take at least 8.200 to win in Munich." Best Ball SUN PRAIRIE Wayne Parsons and John Steinmetz won the Best Ball tournament at the Sun Prairie Golf Club Tuesday with a gross of 62. Second, with 63, was Paul Holzem Bruce Krueger: In third place, was Glenn Fenske and Bob Ihling with 64. Bob Ziesch had medal honors for the day with 1 a 75. Pete and Paul Holsem, and Chuck Hemhad 78s.

Three in Row HAARLEM, The Netherlands (-The Grand Rapids Sullivans beat the Alaska Gold panners 3-7 night for their third straight victory in the Haarlem Baseball Week tournament. The team from Grand Rapids, which had only lost to unbeaten world amateur baseball champions Cuba, came from behind to win in the ninth inning. With two men out and the bases loaded, Ron Delong doubled home two runs. Wednesday, July 5, Muncey (Continued from Page 1, Sporta, it was safe enough to go ahead. Muncey, 41, from Seattle, went out and easily won both heats in his Atlas Van Lines I.

When regatta officials decided to cancel the championship heat because of increased debris, Muncey was declared the winner of his fourth straight race and the 31st of his career. Muncey said, "It was bad water out there. I got nailed in the back chute backstretch once and I nearly lost it a couple of times." 50-Kilometers Walk to Young little problem, "This big Saint Bernard dog came out there- thought he was going to take my leg off." Young, an art student at Co lumbia College in Missouri, vived the challenge of the dog and more than 20 walkers to win the 31.068-mile race in 4:13:4.4 Tuesday, "I might have broken contact when the dog appeared," Young said, "but I guess the judges gave me a little leeway." Race walking rules say one heel of a walker's foot must be on the ground at all times. Young, 29, bronze medal winner at the 1968 Olympics, sur. passed the American record of 4:15:24 by Dave Romansky in 1970, but it won't be listed as a new U.S.

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