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Kingsport Times from Kingsport, Tennessee • 9

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Kingsport Timesi
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Kingsport, Tennessee
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9
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I 1 fs I Jl I i I Friday October 20 1967 KINGSPORT TIMES Vols Hopes Ride On Reserye QB a shaky start and then amazingly proficient Junior passes joined other Vol backs and otherwise steered the Big rejoiced with 63000 spectators fireman In a gala running exhibition Orange machine magnificent In the accomplishments of the Bubba threw two touchdown behind ferocious line blocking ly yiiiii i i 1 y' i '-w i i sv xt 's 1 tyty 1 6t i 'A -3 -jr KNOXVILLE Tennessee steps into Its long-awaited battle against Alabama with its fortunes tied to a thirds string quarterback whose up-and-down days with the Voir included substantially more downs than upf That was before last Saturday of course UTs 24-13 victory over Georgia Tech transformed Bubba Wyche from an obscure scrub to the man of the hour Events of a warm Saturday afternoon at Neyland Stadium suddenly made it a matter of more passing interest: Bubbas actual name is Joe Wyche Jr that the last name is pronounced like the 25th letter of the alphabet with a ch tagged on the end of it that he attended North Fulton High School in Atlanta came to Tennessee with only a onc-year scholarship because of knee trouble spent a year with the team and was consigned to mop-up duty late in a game when the outcome had been settled The good-natured Georgian hit both a peak and a valley in his career in early September when he was told by Coach Doug Dickey he was to be the second-team quarterback and then apruptly lost his chance to play when he was hospitalized for an appendectomy Wyche was projected again into the thick of Tennessees offensive operation by a rare combination of injuries that might have left a team with less character shell-shocked and dejected First Dewey Warren the pre-season All-America quarterback candidate was lost with a knee injury Deweys rep lacement transplanted tailback Charlie Fulton then broke a rib late in the first quarter of the Tech game Dickey summoned Wyche to his side for a quick conference sent him into the game stuck with him despite 'i- W- Oakland at a special meeting Wednesday night The recently constructed stadium (foreground) pictured as it will appear for baseball seats 50000 In the background is the indoor arena (UPI Photo) NEW HOME FOR AS Pictured is an architects model of the Oakland Coliseum Comples which will be the home of the Kansas City Athletics next season The American League approved owner Charles Finleys request to move his franchise to Wade Traynham who put one through the uprights last Sunday to give the Falcons a tie with the Washington Redskins (UPI Photo) STRAIGHT AND TRUE Atlanta Chiefs soccer player Vic Rouse sends the ball straight and true as he works out in a new role Holding the ball for Rouse is Atlanta Falcons kicking specialist Packers Giants In Old Rivalry Yastrzemski Receives New Contract At Fenway Yastrzemski who had won the American League batting title in 1963 with a 321 average went into the 1967 campaign with a 293 career average and boosted it five points to 298 His RBI total of 121 was 27 higher than his best previous effort of 94 in the 1962 season His accomplishments in pacing the Red Sox to their first pennant in 21 years earned the generally accepted title of the year of the Yaz in Boston and produced a flood of automobile stickers calling for Yaz for Mayor even though he is a resident of suburban Lynnfield the Giants that their early 3-2 mark should be taken seriously Heavily favored to romp to the NFL crown the Packers have had troubles since the start of the season and last Sunday lost to the Minnesota Vikings 10-7 The Giants on the other hand have been surprisingly effective in their early games and last Sunday scored a spectacular 27-24 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers In Sundays other games the Baltimore Colts play the Vikings at Minnesota the Philadelphia Eagles meet the Cardinals at St Louis the Washington Redskins oppose the Rams at Los Angeles the Dallas Cowboys go against the Steelers at Pittsburgh the New NFL Roundup By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Itll be like old times when the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants meet Sunday in one of the National Football Leagues top games Its been almost five yaars or smce the Packers beat the Giants in the 1962 NFL title game that anything more than Green Bay pride has been at stake against the Giants The Packers have been the scourge of the league since then while Giant fortunes declined to the lowest point in their history Both teams will have something to prove the Packers that their early 3-1-1 record shouldnt be taken seriously and D-B Coasts To Victory In C-CRace IT'S A MAN'S WORLD-f IRST FLOOR we're open monday evenings Wednesday afternoons too Orleans Saints play the Forty-Niners at San Francisco the Chicago Bears tackle Browns at Cleveland and Atlanta Falcons oppose Lions at Detroit Favorites are the Packers by 10 points the Colts by 14 the Cardinals by two the Rams by 13 the Cowboys by seven the Forty-Niners by 15 the Browns by six and the Lions by 12 Despite their slow start Green Bay has the best overall defense and the best pass defense record in the league The game will be a stern test for Fran Tarkenton the former Viking whose brilliant passing has given the Giants the best total offense record in the league Tarkenton has completed 75 of 134 passes for a 560 percentage 1294 yards and 10 touchdowns to rate No 3 in the league Johnny Unitas must complete only eight passes against the Vikings Sunday to set a new all-time NFL career mark of 2119 completions The current mark almost sure to fall was set at 2118 by A Tittle The Colts are the only unbeaten team in the league with a 4-0-1 record while the Vikings stand only 1-4 after their win over the Packers The Eagles and Cardinals will be trying to bounce back from tough losses last Sunday BOSTON (UPI) The Boston Red Sox Thursday called a special news conference for Friday morning for the purpose of announcing a new contract for Triple Crown winner and Most Valuable Player candidate Carl Yastrzemski The club said the special session at Fenway Park would deal only with the Yastrzemski contract and not with the coaching staff vacancy created by the dismissal of the veteran pitching boss Sal Maglie Though the Red Sox do not disclose salary figures Yastrzemski was believed to have been earning between $40000 and $50000 when he had his best major league season while pacing the Red SOx to the 1967 American League pennant The brilliant leftfielder who was named to the American League All-Star team last July and has reaped a steady and spectacular harvest of postseason honors batted 326 hit 44 homers and drove in 121 runs last season A team leader both in' the field and on the bases Yastrzemski had a series of late-season talks with club owner Tom Yawkey when preliminary details of his new pact were apparently worked out Immediate speculation was that the new pact would put the 28 -year old one-time Notre Dame student into the $80000-a-year range with additional clauses based on home runs However most Boston observers believed Yastrzemski would fall short of the reported $100000 to $125000 paid to Hail of Famer Ted Williams during the latter part of his career as the Red Sox lefthander Williams was succeeded by Yastrzemski Divorce court action on Williams after he had completed his career showed that his actual salary was in the $65000 range Since he retired he apparently made up the difference by serving as spring training batting instruc tor and he is listed on the clubs table of organization as a vice president though he rarely visits Fenway Park There was a possibility therefore that Yastrzemskis deal also would include a form of deferred payment for the period after he retires estimated around 1974 Yastrzemskis seventh major league season was spectacular as he broke Williams Red Sox record for homers by lefthanded batter 43 set in 1949 and more than doubled his best previous single season production of 20 set in 1965 JOHNSON CITY Dobyns-Bennett cross-country runners sped to walloping 1844 win over Science Hill High School here yesterday The Indian runners picked up seven of the first 10 places including first and second D-Bs Carl Rowlett crossed the finish line first in 11:36 for a new record for the two-mile course D-Bs James Henry finished second followed by Keith Weber of Science Hill Four Indians then crossed the line consecutively Pat Grills Keith Myers David St Clair and Steve Machen finished fourth through seventh to insure the D-B win Ninth place went to D-Bs Richard Gardner to complete the Indian domination of the match Kingsport Cross-Country Championships Saturday Some last-minute entries from the Knoxville area are expected to bolster the field Saturday in the annual Kingsport Cross-Country Championships scheduled at Ross Robinson Jr High As of today the following high schools were on the entry list: Dobyns-Bennett Johnson City Morristown Hampton University High Lamar West Greene Cliuckey-Doak Ketron and Holaton Valley In the junior high division Ross Robinson and John Sevier are the only teams officially in but a number of Kingsport area elementary schools probably will send representatives This will be the third such running event put on here by the Kingsport Track Club The action is set to get underway at 10:30 am with the junior high run followed by the senior high run at 11 the senior high varsity run at 11:30 and the trophy presentations at 12:15 Advirlliamtnt FROM BACKLASH ACRES BY PROF K1NGF1SH rti FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We Will Be Open Each MON TUES THURS and FRI FROM 9:00 AM il 9:00 PM WED and SAT 9:00 A-Mtil 6:00 PM M-dectnic Meat Pumps by Gamer The most efficient electric heaters made! ONE-WEEK SPECIAL RCA WHIRLPOOL ALL ELECTRIC WASHERS AND DRYERS IWAJHERfnJRTIRfl THINGS YOU MAY NOT KNOW A 200-pound shark has a liver weighing about 30 pounds Chukar partridges prefer rough rocky areas covered with grass dry-land shrubs and small trees Butterflies do their tasting with the soles of their feet American hunters bought 42 million big and small game hunting permits in fiscal 1966 An estimated 85 million tons of air pollutants are released annually in the United States by automobiles trucks and buses Bees are more Ill-tempered In bad weather than tbey are on fair days Most popular fishing line years ago tested over 14 pounds but 8 and 10-pound test are the best selling today The goldeneye duck is commonly known as a whistler because of the loud high-pitched whirring of its wings Pintails many hunters favor lte ducks derive their name from the elongated central tall feathers A beehive may house from 50000 to 80000 bees Some ground squirrels sleep away three-fourths of their lives in their underground burrows Female wood ticks have been known to survive over l1 years without food Lead poisoning sometimes occurs In (tucks when they eat shot1 The lead shot is ground to powder in the gizzard Grey foxes can climb trees and often do so to elude per-suers 'Wild gese haVe been known to live to be 70 years of age Boating Best Way to Get Away Wherever you are there Is probably some lake or river not too far away and getting out on It in a boat is a grand way to escape All across North America boating offers escape from the ordinary Maybe you like hunting or fishing or camping best? The fact is you can do all these thlpgs better idopt the new 'plaid-form' of the Kingsridge party! all the area lakes Watauga Cherokee and Boone Lake are the three hot spots of the area The fall fisherman is using the black and the purple worm Don't you miss out on some of this great fall fishing If you like to fish but do not like to abandon tire wife and kids the Sportsman is your kind of boat It has more usable Bpace than conventional boats 2 to 3 feet longer It has comfortable bucket seats that un fold Into sun lounges-(If the fish aren't biting just relax) The Sportsman has all the sea going characteristics that distinguish Evinrudes wlde-track Gull Wing hull You ride on cushion of spray It is soft stable dry The more9 you know about boats the more you'll appreciate what the Sportsman docs for a fisherman and his family Remember that Oakwood Hardware and I-Saver Store is your authorised Evlnrude dealer Oakwood Hardware carries all your hunting fishing and camping needs You can get Coleman lanterns and stoves for that camping trip tackle rods and reels for the late fall fisherman and ammo and guns for the hunter See the man with the -Saver plan and save on all your outdoor needs Don't forget to pick up your new K-Saver catalogue to -get in on all the beautiful premiums you can get with your filled books You can also get cash for your filled K-Saver books Stop in to see them soon Have a wonderful weekend and play it safe Bye bye and backlashes to 'J Carrier heat pumps cutyouf electric heating costs in half They give you all these extra benefits: Air circulation to whisk away cooking odors smoke excessive humidity Constant central air deaning to catch dust and pollen Break yp drafts and "puddles" of cold pir before they form Switch to "cool" to prevent overheating when you entertain Let us examine your building plans or survey your present home for an efficient xomfortable Carrier heatpumpi Installation1 Show your true colors let all men be advised you are FOR fashion! Illustrate your point with a gentlemanly sort of plaid exhibiting the master tailoring pf Kingsridge in distinguished custom fabrics a "plaid-form" tailored to YOUR fashion needs come charge your entire fall wardrobe (no carrying charge here)! 'a 4 SMITH MECHANICAL COHTRACTORS 810 Center St KingiportTnn 2471931 GMffi) CD'S STORE HOURS Men Tut Thun Fri 9 AM To 9 PM' Wod A Sat 9 AM To 6 PM 401 CENTER ST 247-5188 RetponsibleDependable Clothiers since 1920 boat Pall fishing Is very good In i I -1 Il I '-fvi A 'm'-' lit'-1 1 vi 1 1 1 'r 'f' I) i I 1 1 4 1 i 1 4 1 l' i' i 1 9.

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