Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 15

THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1961. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICHIGAN. SEVtN Greene Says He Will Cooperate SEATTLE (AP) Joseph Eugene Greene, who says he knows quite a few basketball players, has indicated lie will tell what hn knows. Greene, 36, was arrested here in connection with the college basketball scandals. He waived extradition Wednesday and said he would cooperate with District Attorney Frank Hogan when he is returned to New York.

Seattle police said they expected New York would send an escort for him. Hogan, in announcing Monday the indictment of Greene on bribery and conspiracy charges, alleged Greene had bribed Fred Portnoy of the Columbia University basketball team. Did he know Portnoy? "I know quite a few basketball players," Greene told newsmen. The lanky fugitive, who gave his address as the Bronx and his occupation as athletic director ot a New York hotel, was arrested Wednesday fn his hotel room here. He was held under S10.000 bond on a fugitive warrant filed by the King County prosecutor.

Greene said he came to Seattle about three weeks ago because "I Where Are They Now? like the West Coast." Greene said he was a Bronx By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Someone once likened his running style to "a rabbit In the brush." Whatever his style, there Is no disputing that Earl Clark is the finest all-around back ever to wear the Detroit Lions' Dutch Clark was an all-league selection six Urnes and his all- around ability was so pronounced that enemy coaches said having Clark on the field was like having a couch in the lineup. Clark played with the old Portsmouth team before the club moved to Detroit. There were faster runners in the league, but none more successful. Clark had a mystifying change of pace that made up for the step he kicked in speed. Pop Warner thought Clark was one of the game's truly great blockers.

Clark was a drop kicker, a punter with great accuracy, a good passer and receiver. As a quarterback, Clark was keen at diagnosing enemy weaknesses, then directing his own team's attack to take advantage of the opposition's flaws. Clark was player-coach for the Lions in 1937, and coached them in 1938. He later was head coach of the Cleveland Rams and served for a time as football coach and athletic director at the University of Detroit. neighbor of Aaron Wagman, arrested when the hoop scandals broke in March.

Thirty-six players from 21 colleges have been Included in investigations in New York and North Carolina. Aids Golf Pro Michigan Colt Stakes Pace Winds Up in Tie DETHOIT AP--The Michigan Colt Stakes three-year-old pace at Hazel Park Harness Raceway II I u. j. i DETROIT Misy S. the K.

J. Moilanen home and at- Mrs. Oscar Lorendo: brother, Al- GRAND RAPIDS A A Crystal River, by says. The most recent second was a pro Bob Coal-! 01 TM 10 0 1 1 1 i entry. The horse with u.v; ut rt winning time was to be the win- Simon A tional Open last week.

"I consider Mike a good dorlarcd a draw charm." Goalby explains, adding bo wai dcclaiea a qrdw with a wink, "although he eats' like horse." i i The charm's next test comes i today when the- Western Open starts. A sophomore-to-be at Cathedral High School in Belleville, bert Lorendo; grandchildren; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence KuchnJ and Robert WoUe. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Houlc and son. Walled Lake, arrived here Saturday to spend the summer ut the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Wul- Foxboro, grandson, Edward ter Nashland. Mr. Houle will at- Malnar Jr. and a brother, Charles: tend summer school at Northern i Lorendo, Kenosha.

were ca' 1 Michigan College, I ers here recently oecause tended the graduation exercises of Ruth Moilanen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Petrolia. son and daughter io law of Mrs.

Minnie Wolfe, a Mrs. Ernest Schust, Rockland; son in law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Livingston. but Dr.

Lindsey look the first the second pace in the same ine seto Ann Warren a m.p.h. lap, Gale did it in an daughters in law. Mr. and brown-haired, brown-eyed beauty and Miss Detroit hit 101.313. Mrs.

Casper Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. of 20, was chosen Miss Detroit Such Crust IV, Gale VII. Thun; arnes Wolfe, Mr.

and Mrs. Jo- 1961 in competition with 11 other Is July 2-4 ONTONAGON --The Ontonagon dcrbolt and Miss Madison will sep Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar attempt to qualify prior to the i race Saturday. IS to k.GGO i Goalby.

County Tourist is spon- always there, pulling and soring the first annual Ontonagon rooting for me," his young, un- River fishing contest to be held DUTCH CLARK Where is he now? Earl (Dutch) Clark still sees all the Lions' home games and works as a sales representative for a Warren. engineering firm. He lives in Royal Oak. Dodger Injured In Fist Fight LOS ANGELES (AP) A fistfight between Dodger shortstop Maury Wills and his teammate, first baseman Norm Barker, put Wills out of action for two days last week, the Los Angeles Examiner reported today in a copyrighted story. News of the fight leaked out despite apparent efforts of the Dodger front office to conceal the incident, which occurred June 15 before the first game against the Cubs in Los Angeles.

The story was broker) here by Bob Hunter, Examiner baseball writer. A member of the Cubs, not worn to secrecy, let Hunter in on the closely guarded secret. Hunter told this story: It started while Larker, hitting fungoes during infield practice, drove several balls very close to Wills. Wills, resenting the proximity of the drives to him, concluded that Larker was trying to hit him and finally fired a ball at the first baseman, hitting him in the leg. As they went to the clubhouse for the pregame meeting the fight broke out.

Gil Hodges stepped in to break it up and was struck on the nose. Frank Howard, rushing in to stop the battle, slipped and fell on his back. All-Big Ten Team Named EAST LANSING (AP) Strong hitting is featured in the All-Big Ten baseball team announced today by John Kobs, Michigan State baseball coach and chairman of the selections committee. Sophomores landed four spots on the first team. The list was headed by Michigan's Bill Freehan, newly signed by the Detroit Tigers, who pounded the ball for a .585 average, best ever in conference play.

Minnesota had the most first team picks with three, followed by Michigan with two. The Teams: IB, Wayne Knapp, Minnesota; 2B, Eddie Laduke, Indiana; 3B, Bruce Evans, Minnesota; SS, Bernard Allen, Purdue; L.F, Tom Riley, Michigan State; CF, William Hess, Ohio State; RF, Dave Fritz, Minnesota; Bill Freehan, Michigan; Mike Joyce, Michigan; Doug Mills, Illinois. Joe Jones, Michigan second baseman, made the second team. Michigan State's Sam Calderone made the third team at third base and Michigan's Fritz Fisher made it as a pitcher. Tightens Amateur Code TORONTO (AP) The stricter amateur code for athletes in the Olympic games could mean the end of Canadian participation in Olympic hockey.

The International Olympic committee, at a meeting in Athens, Greece, tightened code Wednesday by requiring that an amateur must have "never received any payment for taking part in any sports competition." "It's a return to the horse arid buggy days," said Jack Roxburgh, president of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, at Simcoe, Ont. "That rule of amateurism was made years ago when the rich could send their sons and daughters into Olympic- competition." He said it now is "utterly impossible" for ordinary persons to represent their country in athletics without receiving financial married benefactor adds. "1 don't think I'd trade places with any kid in the United States," said Mike. His tours pay ofl in several ways. Besides watching golf's super stars in action daily and picking up pointers in talks with Goalby, Mike has written several school essays on his unique travels.

"I got B's on them," he says. Mike, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John "Ryan, has been afflicted since birth with a defective left leg. But he took an early interest in golf.

He and Goalby met as near-neighbors at Belleville. I've known his parents for some time," says Goalby. "and I had been telling Mike that some day I'd take him on tour with me. Last year I said 'you can go to the open with me--if I Michigan Outfielder Is Signed by Twins MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Dick de Larnielleure, an outfielder a1 Michigan, has signed a contrail with the Minnesota Twins and wil' go to their Wytheville, Class Appalachina League farm cluh de Larnielleure is from Detroit. July 2-4, under the co-chairmanship of Rudy Saari and Clarence Borth.

i Awards including a boat motor, a fishing car, a camp stove and ishing gear will be awarded to the persons landing the largest a largest walleye, largest northern, largest bass and largest jerch. The location for fishing will be rom the levi about five, and one half miles up the Ontonagon River down to the mouth of the river. Hours will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.

The fish weighing station will be the village dock on island between the river and the slough. A i a i fee will be charged, for those entering contest. Further information may Harold (Red) Drew, I football coach, is the heard track coach at the University of Alabama. Fourth of July Event Being Planned at Ewen EWEN--A Fourth of July celebration will be held here featuring the Ironwood and Ontonagon Drum and Bugle Corps. The parade will commence at 11 a.m.

There will be floats, kiddies parade, clowns, games, baseball game, greasy pole and fireworks as attractions for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Al Luttinen and sonb, Gail and Charles of Gary, brother and sister in law of Mrs. K.

J. Moilanen; Mrs. Paul Luttinen and children, Sandra and Jack of Chassell, Julie and Jack Moilanen and Karen and Wayne Kubet of L'Anse were visitors at Wolfe and son, David, Ewen; Mr. and "Mrs. Louis Wolfe.

Bergland; brother in law and sister, Mr, and hopefuls Tuesday night. She will represent Detroit at the Miss Michigan contest at Muskegon July 4-6. be secured from Saari or Borth. It is expected that this fishing competition will be one of the biggest events of the season. "THE HAPPY TASTE up a 6-pack THE SQUIRT COMPANT BESSEMER AUTO under new management NOW OPEN for business as usual SERVICE FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS "STOP IN AND MEET THE WHERE SATISFACTION IS BESSEMER AUTO CO.

U.S. 2 'Home of the Dollar Stretching Bessemer, Michigan Most hockey players in Canada are subsidized from junior age onwards. For the purpose of the Olympics, the CAHA accepts as an amateur anyone who does not make his living from hockey. FOR Minor League Results By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pacific Coast League Hawaii 6-7, Seattle 3-6 Tacoma 8-6, Spokane 3-1 San Diego 5, Portland 1 Vancouver 7, Salt Lake City 2 International League Columbus 5-0, Rochester 4-10 Other games postponed American Association Indianapolis 10-4, Houston Louisville 9, Dallas-Fort Worth Denver 17, Omaha 2 Major League Stars By THE ASSOCIATED TRESS Hitting Roy Sicvers, White Sox, went 5-for-7, drove in nine runs and hit three homers, one a pinch-hit grand slam, in 15-3, 11-1 doublcheader sweep over Indians. Pitching--Larry Sherry, Dodg- rs, saved both game.s in 4-1, 4-2 victories over Cubs, allowing just one hit in total of four shutout Innings of relief.

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