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THE TIMIS RECORD, TROY, N. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1965 25 Jets Ask Waivers On Huarte As Grid Clubs Squads Detroit Releases Lane; Steelers Drop Peaks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS John Huirtt, 19M Heismin Trophy win. as top college football player of the year and one of the highest-priced rookies in pro iporti history, was dropped by the New York Jets yesterday as American Football League teams made their final rost- cuts. The quarterback from Notre Dame, who signed for an esti mated $200,000, was put on waivers with five other Jets. Among other AFL cuts were quarterback Jacky Lee, by Deiv ver, and tackle Jim Davidson, Buffalo's top draft choice.

AFL clubs had to get down to the 38-man limit for the regular season, opening this week. Teams in the National Football League also cut their squads to 43 and must trim to 40 next Tuesday for the season's opening Sept. 19. Night Train Lane of Detroit, a pro defensive back for 13 years was a prominent NFL roster casualty, along with fullback Clarence Peaks of Pittsburgh. Huarte, who fired Notre Dame to a high national ranking last year, was named Most Val- uabl- Player for the College All- Stars against the Cleveland Browns last month in Chicago.

But because of his involvement with the All-Star game, he reported late to the Jets' camp and never caught up. He finished well behind second-year man Mike and another big bonus rookie, Joe Namath, in the race for the quarterback job. Dropped Put on waivers with Huarle were Bob ikert, star back frv. Virginia Tech who also picked up a sizeable bonus to sign; Gordy Holz, starting defensive tackle for the Jets last year; center John Schmitt, de- According to league rules, the Jets can change signals on Huarte. Other AFL clubs have 24 hours to claim him, for the waiver price of $100, and if he is claimed, the Jets have the option of taking him off the waiver list and restoring him to their roster.

Should the other teams pass Huarte in the 24-hour period, the Jets then have 24 more hours to put him on their taxi, or reserve, squad. If they let him go completely which is highly unlikely he becomes a free agent. It has never been established how much Huarte received for signing with the Jets or how the sum was split in bonus money, salary and fringe benefits. Thus it is a question as to how expensive it would be for another team to take over his contract. AdiosVic Nips Bret For Victory INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.

(AP) -Adios Vic won two of three heats and captured the 3-year- old Horseman Futurity Pace yesterday despite a world record-equalling performance by Bret Hanover. Bret Frank Hanover, driven Ervin, matched world record for the mile of 1:55 in his first heat victory at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, but Adios Vic swept-the next two. The record was established by Adios Harry, a 4-year-old, at Vcrnon Downs, N.Y., in 1955. Bret Hanover, who had losi only one previous heat, also to Adios Vic, trailed by a length in he second heat. Adios Vic, driv en by Jim Dennis, was timed In Lee On Loan Lee was on loan to the Brotv cos in an unusual deal.

The 26- year-old quarterback went to Denver from Houston last year for tackle Bud McFadin with the proviso he would be re turned to the Oilers after this season. Mickey Slaughter and John McCormick remain as Bronco quarterbacks Denver also cut defensive back Jim McMillln, a five-year in that one. In the run-off, pro. Davidson, Adios Vic nipped Bret Hanover by a nose and won the $34,838 race. The winning time was 2:04 4-5.

Before this pace, Bret Hanov er had won 38 of 39 heats. The only loss was to Adios Vic twt weeks ago at the Illinois Stall Fair in Springfield. Adios Vic i owned by Victor and Morri Zienfeld of Maywood, III. English Cager inches Way To Scholarship LONDON A Marlyn Howgill read the advertisement nd look off his shoes. He stood against a wall and got a friend to mark the height.

The tape measure confirmed he was 6 feet, 8 inches. So he answered the advertisement. The result is that 18-year-old Martyn leaves his Essex home Sunday for New Mexico State University on a basketball scholarship. Howgill has been admitted to school as a freshman and won't lie eligible for varsity competition this season, the school's admissions office at Las Cruces, N.M., said yesterday. "It's the strangest way to get into a university that I've ever come across," he sain yesterday.

"I never thought my height would give me a free university education." He read the university's offer in a basketball magazine, offering scholarships to lads of 6-8 and over, provided a the necessary scholastic entry qualifications. Howgill was interviewed by the university's basketball coach, Jim McGregor, who vi.v ited Britain a month ago during the Icam's tour. "He was far more interested in my height and the way I handled the ball than In my seven 0-lcvcls and three A-levcls," he said. 0-levcls in England arc equiV' alont lo American high school credits and A-levels are abou 1 the same as those in (he rs year at junior college. Howgill is a basketball player a growing sport here but slil regarded as one of the minp activities far down the list he hind cricket, and rugby "I've played for (he England boys' Essex teams twice on the all-England team, he said.

Apart from basketball, aims to get a degree in busines administration at New Mexic Stale. Dodgers Over 2,000,000 Attendance I.OS ANGELES A in Angeles Dodgers The have lassed the 2,000,000 mark in ionic attendance 2,048,099 to exact-- for the fourth straight ear and the sixth since they came to T.OS Angeles in 1958. No other major league base iall team can claim such a said the Dodgers. The New York Yankees have ceedcd 2,000,000 five times. The 1965 attendance is for 67 games on 64 dates.

The mark was set when 48,576 pai( watched the Dodgers and San Francisco Giants last night. Babe Was Best NEW YORK (UPI) Bah Ruth's .393 in 1923 is the high est hatting average ever record ed by a New York Yankee. Stock Car Driver In Critical Condition FLORENCE, S.C., A Burcn Skccn, rookie slock car driver injured in a pileup in the Southern 500 race at Darlington ilonriay, remained In critical condition yesterday nt the I i a in Florence. At mid-morning Dr. James Allen said Skeen's condition was slightly improved.

Skeen, 25, from Denton, N.C., suffered eluding multipli skull injuries, fracture ruptured spleen, when four cars piled up on the second lap of the big race, won by Ned Jarrett of Camdcn, S.C. Skcen underwent Monday for removal surgery of his spleen, an organ situated in the abdominal region which filters and purifies the blood. However the skull fractures most worried the attendants. "He came out of the surgery okay," said an intern at the in firmary early yesterday. "He' perked up a little, but his cond on Is still critical.

The actures are worrying us most all." He said Skeen also suffered ruised kidneys and several ractured ribs. Rcb Wickersham of Longboat ley, suffered a broken aw and cuts In the accident. In another spectacular acci- lent, Cale Yarborough's car hit he car of Sam McQuagg, sailed over the guard rail and down he 70-foot embankment. Yarborough staggered away, virtually unhurt. Bowling League Commences Sunday Mohawk The Paper Milll Bowling League will open 6:45 p.m.

Sunday at CohoeJ Bowling Arena. Four openings remain. Interested parties may call BE 7-4811. tensive tackle and offensive Fleming. Charlie Ragus halfback Dave Schweikert was placed on the injured waiver list.

He has a pulled muscle in his right thigh. from Ohio State, Official's Meetings Start Tonight The Capital District Chapter, New York State Association of Certified Football Officials, will conduct nine this fall, I Troy meetings will Troy High School. Albiny meetings will-be State Teachen Col lege Schencctady meetings at Llnton High School, Room 34. was one of seven trimmed by the Bills. The defending AFL champions also dropped, among others, linebacker Al Atkinson from Villanova, their third- roui.d draft choice; rookie end Paul Costa from Notre Dame, and end Bill Groman, a veteran of six seasons.

The San Diego Charges let five go, including veteran offensive end Jerry Robinson, and put lefensive end Bob Milinger on the injured reserve list- meaning he must miss the first four league games. Mitinger has an ailing back. Sid Blanks, Houslon running ace who recently underwent knee surgery, also went on the injured list. Lane has been in the NFL since 1C.2, when he set a record with 14 interceptions while a Los Angeles Ram rookie. He missed most of last season with .1 injured left knee and later underwent surgery.

The champion Browns asked waivers on six players, including passing whiz Archie Roberts from Columbia. They are not letting him go, however. He has an arrangement under which the Browns are pulling him Osuna, Ralston Cop In National Tennis FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) Rafael Osuna of Mexico, 1963 winner and sixlh-seeded, had to call upon all of his wizardry and delicate touch ycslerday for a 7-9, 8-6, 6-2, 12-10 viclory over Herb FilzGibbon of Garden Cily, N.Y., lhat carried him into the round of 16 of the Nalional Tennis Championships. The little Latin was hardest pressed of favored players, including third-seeded Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, eighth-seeded Cliff Drysdale of thrc Western medical Reserve school, at University, and he is not expected to become an active pro until he finishes.

The Browns do not want him to count on their player limit, and figure no other NFL club The schedule: Tnnlrtl Scheneclady-- In- (Klealer); Inllowefl by hualneaa meetlnii. attendance compiil- pro- wdurea; mneral principle renu (Denlc-)l presume and name dutlea I I a conference (Brlmm: trmlns (O'Neltl): to In rielermlnlni: Interference. Touching kicker, cllpplnlt. Nlepal Work, roiishlni; paaaer 'O'Con- Senl. 20 nt Albany-College rulea IPIcken, Denlo.

Kept. 27 al Schenectarty-- Offlelatlni: mechanics nt releree Plckf.nl: umpire llneaman (W. Connelly) jinrl field Judte Ort. 1 At. Troy Written examination inr membf.ru and probationary aeeklnK advancement muftt nhmlt all required to (halrman by Sept.

20: attendance compulsory. Ort. I I at Albany-- penalllea and eignala, (Brennan) penalty enforce- mrnla (PTIuler). Ort. 1A at Troy claaaincatlon of a a Mfely, tmichback o.l touchdown, (Purdyl.

Oct. 2.1 at flcheneclady-- IftM payable. huamena meeting: annual dinner will dlactlaaed A a Attendance compulsory. Niv. or 13 Annual dinner.

will claim him. Several NFL team" did not announce their roster cuts. Yesterday's Big A Results Hanilng Oardena (Ycaja) 10.20 fi.10 4.00 Volvo fianily (Uaaery) 4.40 3,20 All (Martin) S.lo Off 1:301,4. Time Gary'a Galaxy, rLltlle Oulp, Love to nance. Channel, BayBuah.

Count Ka.am. Grid Bills Cut Six From Roster BUFFALO, N.Y. (AD Th Buffalo Bills ut seven player from their rosier yeslcrday an Ihen quickly reduced Ihe num her lo six when the New Yor Jets claimed one of Ihem. Tackle Jim Davidson, Ihc Bills' No. 1 pick in the American Football League drafl, was placed on waivers because of injuries, a spokesman said.

He then was removed and placed on the injured deferred list after Ihe Jels indicalcd an interest. Davidson, who played for Ohio Stale, filled one of Iwo vacancies on Ihe injured deferred South Africa and giant-killer Charlie Pasarell of Puerto Rico. Osuna appeared in sure trouble when he dropped the first set lo Ihc sharp-hilling 22-year- old Princeton graduate and had two set poinls against him in the omlh. Trailing 3-5 in the fourth, Osu- a pulled a break with two leautiful passing shols and went nlo the lead 8-7 with another break in Ihe 15lh, but FilzGib- bon rebroke immediately to end Ihe malch inlo semi-darkness. The end finally came for Ihe plucky FiUGibbon when he losl lis service in Ihe 21st game, double-faulling, missing a smash and making two errors, and it was almost routine when Osuna won the 22nd game with a fine serving and volleying ex hihition.

The match was nol Ihc day's longesl, however. Kcilh Carpen tcr of ada and John Powless of Madison, played more lhan hours before Carpenter finally won the 80-game mara- 1st. This left Coach Lou Saban thon, 3-6, 6-4, 35-17, 6-3, 11-9. Ralston, seeking lo alone for his disappoinling a i the rccenl Davis Cup matches in Spain, turned back Cup leam- matc Frank Frochling of Coral Gables, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3. want a shot al Roy Emerson," Ralston said after winning a malch marked by cannonball services and an absence of ral- Hlckerton, Lai ofue, fNf kvtl Roiue, INfek'a PI hra, Pappy Hlnea, Ick alwi ran.

rl. ITO, M. Sycaway Pin League Opens Season Monday The Sycaway Men's Bowling League will open the season Monday at 9 p.m. at the Bowlo- lorium. Officers elected for 1865-86 season are: President, Chester Landry; vice president, Alfred treasurer, Alvin Johnson, and secretary, Harold Mower.

Team captains are Alfred Nitz, Saul Weisberg, Ernest Lockrow, Pat Rinaldi, John Ho- Iclli, Ernest Factcau, Edwin Brown and Skip Kaschak. Bob Fischer Wins, Ties Russian Pair For Chess Lead On HolMay (Uaaery) Rnbhy Jr. (Carrouella) Mike Oo (Hldalio) Off Time 1:13. Boh'a skl-HI. Boney Larte, Sun Tan Lake, Medallion Mode alao ran.

in.II) Danhle 1-7 paid el, 3YO 1 Fort Sake (M'ey) 26.00 7.40 3.80 Gem (SmHhwlck) 3.00 2.60 Podarcea (Hatcher) S.M Off 2iaA, Time Mlrtauih, b-Macnah, Dumcllc New Hit, Old Star alao ran. h-Haward-Klker eatry. 2YO, fif. Bitllah (Boaaile) (3.20 KM a.an Ktue (AdamO 5.60 ak of Play (Baeia) Off Time 1:12 3-5. Salea Pitch, Dolt, Trade In, Clarinrtlal, Naahwood, Krancla T.

Hunler, 1-Mr. Whiz, Ski Lift. Exhlbltlonlat, Hill Clown alao ran. f-lleld. mda.

IVO, If. Defiant Son turnery) 4.JO 3.W Gay I'rofualon (Adamif 7.20 4.20 with only one spol open to reclaim another player he has cut or to claim one cul by anolhcr learn. The other rookies cut to mcel Ihe 38-player limil were: Paul Cosla, llghl end from Notre Dame; Al Atkinson, middle linebacker from Villanova, the Bills' No. 2 a choice, and Floyd Hudlow, defensive back and split end from Arizona. The learn said Cosla and Hudlow also were cul because of injuries.

Tighl end Bill Groman, a six- year man from Heidelberg; quarterback Mailon Kent, a Iwo-ycar velcran from Auburn and defensive back Ray Abruz- zcsc, a four-year player from A a a a were Ihe veterans cut. Fact Seeker (Blum) A A A A Fischer, Ihe U.S. Bobby champion S.2B bTf Time 1:12. f-RoMlnanle, Aa You Like, Hcial Prince, Royal Harhlnicr, Juat Plala Jim, Wrnmllf. 1-TjJullto, Draeh'a Folly, Chal Cha-Na, f-Clemho alao ran.

f.fleM. air, 3VO f. BolnllMder (Ycaza) 47.2015.40 4.H Bieachera (Blum) Underaludh (BaeKa) Off 4:10. Time 1:11. Red Idol 2nd.

Joe Jolly. Tartan Man Tudor Manor, Musical World Guide alao ran. air. XYO, 71. Political Plum (G'B'tnea) 3B.20 11.40 Ground Control (nium) fi-00 3-fifl Two of Akind (Oacra) OH Time 1:23.

Ccatrum, Adorable, MNa nirkey alao ran. ale. 3VO Bucklfa (Illuml 5.M 3.40 2.50 Annette'a Ark (Corderc.) 1.60 3.10 Troy Soccer Club To Practice Tonight The Troy Soccer Club, preparing for its opening league al Ulica Sunday, will prac- al 6:30 p.m. loday at Playground. All players desiring lo play must be signed up before Sunday's game.

OUTDOOR TIPS from Brooklyn, defeated Gilbcr- In Garcia after 53 moves of adjourned game yesterday and lied Borislav Ivkov of Yugoslavia and Vassily Smyslov of Russia for the lead in the Capa- hhnca McmorLl Chess Tourna- Each has seven pmnt.s atlcr nine rounds in the 30-day (our namcnl. Ink Greer PHILAnEUMHA A Hal Grccr, who hopes to join Ihf exclusive National Basket hall Association cluh this season, has signed hi 1M5-M contract with the Phi adclphla 7fiers. point! in his seven yfcars in tn NBA, 1,413 (allied last seaso (or i 20.2 average- The my, Me- Account Balanced (Carrnzaella) Off 5:10. Time 1:43 2-5. aVeatallah.

Bahnl. F.iocrntrical, Underllnf, a-Two Rellca, Oh Jlmr coro alao ran. aOllroy fc Frailer enlry el. IVO, f. er Favorite (Yca7a) 100 I.TM 3.20 olhlnB Certain (Ixiunhry) 4.60 Sal (Belmonlc) Off .1:1114.

Time 1:12 1-5. fl.ittllnK Krma, Mlaty a Baby. Clun Iri, Carmel Be Grateful. Triple nok alao ran. (Attendance 24.4M Registration Set For Juniors Registration for bantam and junior howling league a DcMcnto Lanes, Green Island will he conducted Saturday be twcen 10 a.m.

and noon. Free instruction will he give by ccrtided American Bowling Congress instructor THE SOMBER OXORINS OF' PCM5S MAKES THEM HARD TO LOCATE AFTEB YOJ'VE BAGGED THEM BE SUBE TO LINE A FALLEN BIBD UP WITH A TREE, JOCK. PUSH. HAYING YrtlR POSITION TO PICK IT Lucille Daisnault and Sis Ellct All youngsters are invited compete, I USUALLY DROP MY HAT WHERE I THINK TTJE BIBD SHOULD BE, THEN WOBK AROUND IT YOUR CHOICE ANY SIZE WhltewallB or and 2 of off TOUT lies. The victory placed the Californian In the round of 16 and lis opponent is Ron Holm- icrg, a native New Yorker once regarded as Iho most promising player to come along since Bill Tilden.

Ilolmbcrg, whose tennis got sidelrackcd by a slinl in the A and a hole! salesman's job in Dallas, proved he can still whack Ihe ball by eliminating Nicola Plelrangcli, Ihe off-ami- on Ilalian Davis Cup velcran, 63, 6-3, 7-5. The sclback to Pelrangcli probably speeded Ihe Kalian's decision U. lurn pro. The tournament filled the round of 16 in holh men's and women's divisions on a sullry, cloudy day thai drew around 6,000 lo Ihc Wesl Side Tennis Cliih. Eighth-seeded Cliff Drysdale joined Ihe fourth-seeded Ralston in Ihc fourth round along wilh Charlie Pasarell, 21-year-old Pucrlo Hican who upset second- seeded Fred Stollc of Australia on Sunday.

Pasarcll smashed Keith Jennings of New Canaan, 62, 6-3, 6-2, but was well below his lop form. The women's division was paced by lop-seeded Margaret Smilh of Australia, who crushed Cecilia Martinez of San Francisco 6-0, 6-3. Miss Smilh won 10 games- in a row before she lapsed into a leldown, Idling Ihe bouncy California miss win services in Ihc fifth and seventh games and gel her only break in Ihc cighlh. Nancy liichey of Dallas, seeded No. 4, cut down Peachy Kcll- mcycr of Charleston, W.

Va. errorless sniping from hack court 6-0, 6-4. Sixth-seeded Francoise Durr of Franco oust cd Gail Shcrriff of Australia 6-4, 6-3, and eighth-seeded Norm a a i of Australia beat Carol Soiilhmayd of Washington, D.C., 6-0, 0-4. Hricka vf St. Louis pulled a mild upset when she defeated Virginia Wade, regarded as one of Britain's hrightcsl Wighlman Cup prospects, 6-2, 63.

Ronald liarncs of Brazil survived a Ihrcc hour maralhon againsl left-handed Jim McManus of Berkeley, winning 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 5-7, 12-10. The Brazilian had malch point In Ihc 14lh game bul a i saved il with lashing two-fisted! backhand. He finally crashed! through in (he 22nd. forcing Ihc; little californian into low ing errors. "Early Bird" Special DELUXE CHAMPION WINTER TREADS NEW TREADS RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES Same tread quality as NEW Firestone tires at about HALF Limited time NOW! NO MONEY DOWN CHARGE $60.00 75.00 95.00 PAY ONLY 5 Per Mo.

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