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RECORD-EAGLE, TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1968 2nd Section--Page 1 Local Regional Record-Eagle Sports State National Gates Brown Homers In Ninth; Tigers Win, 4-3 Grid Coach Assumes Dual Duties MARQUETTE (UPI) Head football coach Rollie Dotsch has i been given the additional postj of assistant athletic director at Northern Michigan University, the university announced Thursday. Dotsch, whose football teams compiled a 15-4-1 record during the two years he has been here, will succeed Stan Albeck as assistant athletic director on May 1. the university said. Albeck, head basketball coach here, resigned recently to be- come head basketball coach at the University of Denver. Dotsch, who played football for Michigan State University in 1952 through 1954, is a former assistant coach at the universities of Colorado and Missouri.

On Friday. Glens Brown was moved up from assistant basketball coach to head basketball coach at NMU. lirit Million Oolljr P.G.A. Winner Michigan State won its first indoor Big Ten track mile re-1 lay title in 1968. Running on the winning unit clocked in 3:14.4 were Don Crawford, Rich Stevens, Pat Wilson and Bill Wehrwein.

Prompt Service Free Parking Appointments Available Experienced Personnel Pleasant Atmosphere WHERE? Campus Barber Shop A GOOD GRIP FOR PUTTING Most golfers on the professional tour do not use the same grip for putting that they do for full shots. In putting they seek a grip that provides a maximum sense of feel and unity between the hands. A firm grasp of the club is less a factor than on full shots. The most popular putting grip by far is the reverse-overlap grip (see illustrations). You will note that both of my thumbs ex- tend down the top of the club- shaft and the forefinger of my left hand laps over the fingers of my right hand.

One other factor I feel is important in the putting grip is that the palms be facing each other. Thus, this grip has the back of my left hand facing down the target line, along with the palm of my right hand. And both palms are aligned with the clubface itself. McLain Tagged With Two HRs By Bosox Bowling Scores Timber Lanes TIMBERBELLES LEAGUE Purvis Eros. Co, Crazy Eisht EjLstsidc Sunoco 597 654 Triple A Paul Gar.hc's 6 4 3 670 EaMlarnJ Pills Tlilrlby Appliance 613 0GB 709 Grand Traverse Vending-679 G23 663--19G7 Munsor.

OK's GB1 l14 670--1971 Long Irons From The Rough, Pitching From Vfcods, Uphill and Downhill Lies these and other shots are detailed for you in Arnold Palmer's booklet, "Trouble Shots." For your copy, send 20; ond a stamped, self-addressed envelope to Arnold Palmer, in of this newspaper. DETROIT gotta be the best home run I've ever seen." The speaker was Jon Warden, 21-year-old rookie pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, and the home run he was talking about was hit Thursday by Gates Brown leading off the ninth in- mn S- i National Cash Register-Brown, who was pinch-hitting 0:4 554 for Warden, slipped one of John Wyatl's vaseline balls into the upper deck right field seats to give the Tigers a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox and a split of their two-game series. Just last year Warden was his second season of professional a a with I Rocky Mount of the Carolina 1 League, where he led the lea- 1 gue in innings pitched with 219 and wins at 15. The Tigers had built up an early 3-0 lead on leadoff home runs by Dick McAuliffe and Bill Freehan in the first and second innings off Jose Santiago. Don Wert followed McAuliffe's blast with a double he came home on Al Kaline's single.

But the advantage dissipated when Detroit starter Denny McLain returned to a habit which he is infamous for dishing up home run balls. Two Homers 03C--1990 641--1954 671--las, 1 629--1981 J-'itzpaLrick Electric-I 770 Coca-Cola 783 Ensttar.d Drip G.V7 Peninsula Fire Dcpt I 733 733 851 63S 702 765 716--2191 783--23C1 7G1--2200 Clyde F. IlickK-tS Kroupa's, Inc. Eddie's Grocery Dcll'i. Tavern 731 OH CD-I .733 BCD SM--2371 778--2172 077--2070 728--2290 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Kocnij: ConstrucUon SEVENTH WIN MOREHEAD, Ky.

(UPI) -Sophomore pitcher Dick Lange scattered three hits Thursday as Central Michigan picked up against only one defeat, a 10-1 win over Morehead College. Central had three big innings, scoring three runs in each with the big blow a bases-loaded double by Steve Papes in the sixth its seventh baseball victory inning to drive in three runs. 5 MILES WEST ON M-72 1 POKAY'S SERVICE DEALER Dolphins Will Be Sold Both came in the sixth inning. Rookie Joe LaHoud put one 400-feet out in rightfield with a man out and Reggie Smith, who had singled, on first. DETROIT (UPI)--The Miami; contract negotiations for profes-'Rico Petrocelli came to bat Dolphins will be sold soon for sional football players.

next and planted one 420-feet at least S5 million and may be Theg roup will continue the away from home plate into the franchise in Miami, Stanton moved to Seattle if details can be worked out, Roger Stanton, editor and publisher of the weekly Football News said today. A controlling interest in the American Football League team will be purchased by a syndicate headed by Bill Henry, the Louisville, businessman who was part of the group which owned Cassius Clay's contract, according to Stanton. The report said Henry will become president of the financially troubled Dolphins replacing Joe Robbie, present manager- director. The syndicate is represented by Arthur Morse. Chi- said, but it is known to have its eye on Seattle if a transfer can be arranged and approved by the AFL.

The Dolphins had low attendance problems since they started play in 19C6. cago attorney who has handled troit is 3-2. WIN PAIR ANN ARBOR (UPI) Timely hitting and sharp pitching gave the University of Michigan Wolverines the best day of the young baseball season Thursday as they defeated the University of Detroit 7-5 and 3-0. The double victory moved Michigan to a 3-10 season mark while Dc- WE WISH YOU ALL AVERT HAPPY LANCE BROWN "Brownie" ROBERT KOPIETZ "Bob" EASTER! and, sincerely whether you buy a ear or not! 1967 REBEL 770 4 Door Sedan only $1895 1966 AMERICAN ROGUE 2 Door Hardtop only $1495 1966 RAMBLER CLASSIC 770 Station Wagon, only $1695 1966 VALIANT 100 2 Door Sedan only $1095 1965 RAMBLER CLASSIC 660 4 Door Sedan only $1095 1965 FORD FAIRLANE 2 Door Sedan only $995 1965 RAMBLER AMERICAN 220 4 Door Sedan only $895 1964 VOLKSWAGEN 2 Door Sedan only $695 1964 RAMBLER AMERICAN 4 Door Sedan only $695 1963 DODGE DART 170 2 Door Sedan only $595 1963 RAMBLER AMERICAN 220 4 Door Sedan, only $595 -HOWEVER- There are some mighty fine "BUYS" here at LANCE BROWN Your American Motors Dealer 602 E. 8th St.

Traverse City WI 7-6062 Open Evenings For You leftfield stands. Warden had been warming up since that time but when the bullpen phone rang in the eighth "I didn't know it would be me," the hard-throwing lefthander said. "I'm glad he had confidence in me," said Warden, who also throws curves and sliders. "I feel as though I was on top of the world." Smith led off the Boston eighth with a ground ball which shortstop Ray Oyler errored on and George Scott trickled a single between Oyler and Wert. LaHoud attempted a bunt but Freehan snared it in the air and Petrocelli blasted a high fly on which Jim Northrup made a fine running catch.

After the 6-foot, 305 Ib. Warden walked veteran Elston Howard to load the bases, Joe Foy pinch-hit for the pitcher. "A good curve" got Foy to slice the ball lo left, where Willie Horton made a good catch to end the inning. Always Raze Me "There are quite a few Bos- i ton fans in my area," said I Warden, who hails from Columbus, Ohio. "The guys always razzed me about what would happen if 1 faced Carl Yas- Irzemski." It was a "bad slider, inside" which Yastrzemski missed for a third strike in the top of the ninth.

"I'm going to make a phone call home and tell Mom i to pass the word around," said i the personable pitcher. "Pressure?" asked a about his feelings coming to bat in the ninth. "I've been under pressure all my life." "John. Sain has really helped me," Warden said. "He knows more about pitching than anyone I've ever met.

"He has great ideas and he doesn't force them on you. He shows you things, asks you questions and makes suggestions." Detroit is off today and stays at Tiger Stadium for two-game weekend set with the Chicago TIMBER LEAGUE Shield's 821 (122 1007--27JO OIL LUBRICANTS BATTERIES Phone WI 6-5780 Save with U.S. Savings Bonds 994 929 2873 I Evuns P.Tim Store wn flfin idfil SUicev's Restaurant-- CLASSIC LEAGUE i a M.trinc 878 327 837--2642 Lynch Co 887 977 859--2723 BEST USED CAR DEALS UNDER THE SUN CONSTRUCTION LEAGUE Mich. Consolidated Ga.s-- 761 Men-id; 69-1 849 Construction-77: 796 7J8--IB: 716 654--211 Recreation MATINEE LEAGUE Certified Laboratories-- T. C.

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