Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 26

YYVyvwyyyvvryyy'y mryvv yy ryw'iir-y-vr'nirvrirv'Vyry 4 Thursday slow pitch 25 Friday May 28 1971 KENOSHA NEWS Classic Eastern Tlrabassl Per fine's Classic Western Sumyside TV I A 0 Mid-West 2 2 Finney's I 12 1 3 3 1 Rosko Signs 2 2 Leaders emerge in slowpitch 5 roved its record to 34) with a 6-15 win ove Masonry Rich Halverson was 3-for-4 for and drove in the winning run in a three-fun sixth inning Mark Capodarco was also 3-for-4 for and teammate Dean Thompson homered Shilts got homers from Jerry Truax and Joe Quinonez In other action Town Country got its winning run in the top of the seventh and defeated Electric 13-12 consin Beer upped its record to 3-0 with a 14-3 win over Ken in the Federal Division Others in the Beer Garden's parade were Larry Drigot and Jim Miller with homers and John Zahn 4-for-4 came from behind to beat Joe 6-5 thanks to Mike two doubles Dan DeRose tripled and Randy Ellis doubled as Mocku3 Tap turned back Globe Roofing Five undefeated teams remain in the Thursday night 16-inch slowtatcir leagues as the teams to Seat emerge from the pack I Service made it 3-0 in the American Division with a 12-11 win over The Spot i Ed Kieinschmidt drove in the winning run in the seventh inning Bill Carpenter and Shel- don Nickel each went 3-for-4 Paul Gray gave up just four hits as St George beat Bogast Boys 13-7 for its first win Chuck Feest had two doubles and went 4-for-4 for St George Fine catches by Bob Paterson Mike Plovanich and Rich 1 a i helped Bambino Pizza stop Kenosha Tap II 7-4 Mike Pmzger pitched the win A pair of 14-run innings were more than enough for Hamms Beer to crush A1 Pierce Standard No 2 32-5 Joe Kiser and Charlie Mike homer IN Question Bob Larson Gabron allowed homer Gonzales went Gary and Bottled had JOHN home Cubs help Cards find pitching ST LOUIS (UPI) -Chris Zachary is back in a starting rotation in the major leagues for the first time in five years and he intends to stay there last time I was in the starting rttation in the majors was with Houston in the last half of the season when I was 3-5 but pitching better than Zachary said The St Louis Cardinals picked up Zachary from the Kansas City Royals a year ago He was not in the rotation at the start of this season but at the beginning of this month manager Red Schoendienst sent Mike Torrez to file bullpen and placed Zachary among the starters Thursday night he showed his appreciation by blanking the Chicago Cubs 10-0 on four hits for his first complete game in the majors the seventh inning I started thinking I can get these last few have a Zachary said is my best game ever in file The 27 -year -old Zachary opened the 1967 season with Houston but was sent to Oklahoma City and then missed the entire 1968 season with a finger injury He split 1969 between Kansas City and Omaha and 1970 between Omaha and Tulsa only time ever had Internatteaei Divide WL WL Ksmsn Sausege 3 0 Doug's 1 2 Peris Club 2 Shilts Masonry 1 1 Donut Hoi 2 1 Neel's Elec 0 2 Wis Food 2 1 Go Go Tep I I Town 'n County 11 CYC slowpitch 3 0 Nazaran 3 Asiembly-God 3 Kano Bible 2 1 Temple Bapt 1 2 Grace Luth 1 2 1 2 1 2 0 2 0 3 1st Prosby Trinity 1st Baptist 1st Ma Hi St Mary's It's time to play ball Optimist Club LL AH games (tart at (m TUESDAY Uttia Letgee No 1: Pollca Assn vs Schmitz Insurance No 2: Roosevelt Rd vs First National No 3 McNeil Fuel vs Tlrabassl Forest No Ken-Crete vs Sorenson Mtg No 2 Ward's vs Steven Jacobs No 3 Davis Heating vs Sparks Insurance WEDNESDAY Little League No 1: Anaconda vs Burger Chef No 2' City Lumber vs Eiks Cub No 3 Nehisen Sports vs The Spot Forest No I- Fire Fighters vs Sorenson Mtg No 2 Ward's vs Fire Fighters No 2: Davis Heating vs Jacobs Insurance No 3 Sorenson Mtg vs Sparks Insurance Forest No 1- City Lumber vs Anaconda No 2' Nehisen Sports vs Elks Club No 3 Burger Chef vs The Spot THURSDAY Little League No 1: Ward's vs Fire Fighters No 2- Davis Heating vs Jacobs Insurance No 3: Sorenson Mtg vs Sparks Insurance FRIDAY LHtte League No 1 Ken Crete vs Madrigrano's No 2 Founders Mutual vs Sch ax Insurance No 3 Donut Hoe vs Tyson's Forest No I Police Assn vs First National No 2 Roosevelt Rd vs Tlrabassi No 3 Schmitz Insurance vs McNeil Fuel Lakeland LL Tuesday pm Braves vs Pirates at Paddock Lake Dodgers vs Cubs (t New Munster Angels vs Yankees at Silver Lake Orioes vs White Sox at Twin Lakes Thursday pm Braves vs Dodgers at Paddock Lake Cubs vs Pirates at Silver Lake White Sox vs Angeis at Twin Lakes Yankees vs Orioles at New Munster KYF softball Saturday's games KENNEDY PARK Ns OO-Midget Cubs vs Braves Cincinnati Reds vs Killers COLUMBUS 9 00-Columbus Cubs vs Browers 1000 Jr Cubs vs Giants 11 Pirates vs Untouchables LINCOLN No Reds vs Cubs 10 Dodgers vs Sluggers Braves vs Brewers PI Prairie Cubs AH games at 530 pm TUESDAY Braves vs Cubs at Prairie Lane Cards Vs Pirates at Pleasant Prairie THURSDAY Reds vs Raiders at Pleasant Prairie FRIDAY Cards vs Reds at Carol Beach Rice had four hits and Marifjeren a grand-slam for Hamms THE NATIONAL Division Mark stopped 12-3 Ralph Cable and Lorenzo homered and Don added two hits Mike had three hits for Bu- Winning pitcher Dennis Loef just six hits one a by Colin VanExel as beat Elks 14-1 A1 and Vince Lia each 3-for-4 Oldenburg went 3-for-4 drove in four runs as Lounge stopped Gas 15-3 Lynn Thornton two doubles for the winners PETERS blasted three runs and a triple as Wis- lucky year manager Chuck Tanner said spreading his arms full lergth were that far away Now we are this And he holds his hands about six inches apart One of the major reasons for the present improvement is Bradley who Tanner managed last year when he was 11-1 for Hawaii and performance induced Tanner to trade centerfielder Ken Berry and others to the California Angels for Bradley said to Big league American League East hit in Optimist Club Little League i Bradley giyes White Sox budding star Hard-fought ball games continued as the order of the day in the Optimist Club Little League Ron Alsworth drove in the winning run as the Fire-Fighters came from behind In the last inning to beat Sparks Insurance 3-2 behind the steady pitching of Dave Federmeyer Tom long fly sent Tom tfaites' long uy sent bom the wirming run in Ana- condas 5-4 win over The Spot Dave Thrall struck out nine for the winners Jeff throw from deep center to double a man at third and Tony bases loaded relief pitching highlighted Burger 64 win By ED SAINSBURY CHICAGO Only his earned run average shows that Chicago WTute pitcher Tom Bradley could be one of the American coming mound stars Bradley has a 5-3 won lost record but his earned run average is a sparkling 152 and until his loss to the Kansas City Royals Tuesday night when he gave up three earned runs in five innings it was 127 Bradley has had the misfortune of pitching for a team which finished last in the Western Division a year ago which is last now and which might get out of last place before the season ends if it gets Red Smith Three teams leading CYC with 3-0 records 1 1 ROOKIE Jim Koch Park-side wrestling coach Is rookie coach-of-th e-year according to Amateur Wrestling News a magazine Although hi red too late to recruit depth-less team took 14th in the NAIA nationals He also directed clinics and developed a corps of to publicize the sports over the Elks Club Jeily Czamecki Bob Pozza and Roger Jeffrey had two hits each as City Lumber turned back Nehisen Sports 5-3 Pozza limited the losers to three hits DAVIS HEATING collected 15 hits including three by Jim mis including tnree oy Jim Graham to pin a 12-3 loss on Ward Jacobs Insurance got only four hits but one was a triple by Jeff Moore and two were doubles by Randy Schindler and Tom Rudolph as they beat Sorensen Mfg 3-1 Schindler limited the losers to two hits 6-3 Scott Holmes and Jay War-nock had two hits each for the winners while Ed Knudson went 3-for-3 for Grace Alex Dimitrijevic and Randy Jahnke each had five straight kito QT11 ToknlcA KonffnJ 4iia hits and Jahnke banged two homers as First Methodist crushed Temple Baptist 30-0 Ted Gianakos Bruce Chawala and Marc Haarbauer all had four hits for the winners Kenosha Bible jumped to a 5-0 lead in the first inning then coasted to a 10-3 win over Assembly of God Roger- Krehbiel homered for the winners Ken Rakusek Bible pitcher had three hits specialize for the Oregon Journal Blanda said ln the interview he get his kicks out of kicking even though he has booted 190 consecutive extra points and appeared in 154 consecutive games since leav-' ing the NFL to join the AFL in its beginning in 1960 don't qualify Keith Meyer of Greendale in a three-hole playoff after the two tied for medalist honors with 74s Both will go to the state Other team scores were Greendale 320 West Allis Central 329 Whitnall 330 Lake Geneva 336 Burlington 345 and New Berlin West 356 Madisoii will host the state meet June 4-5 from ABA all-stars team Attorney Arlan Preblud of Denver said Issel a 6-9 240 pound forward was forced to quit because of pressure exerted by Mike Storen president of the Colonels iiHDBianuii Modified Red quotems Nash's poems Erick Prentniek and Keith Bou- terse each had three RIBs and a triple for the winners Wisconsin Foods scored eight runs in the second inning and seven in the fifth to beat Bar 20-10 1 Keith Anthonsen paced Donut Hole to a 20-12 victory over Go-Go Tap as he went S-for-5 including a home run Mark Montague also homered where Sain has helped me most is my confidence and attitude made me a better pitcher taught me to have confidence he calls it positive mental atttude you can throw a breaking pitch in a tight spot and get it over the plate made me a lot more mature than I was last year and with more of an idea of what I have to do to win helped me Just a little more help and Bradley might move hands together when he wants to show how far away Ithe White Sox' are Yacukowicz's 40 tops AMC John Yacukowicz shot a 40 and John Brookshire a 41 Tuesday -to pace the American Motors golf league but Bill Jensen and Walt Bower climbed into firs place in the standings Jensen and Bower have 15 points Norm Kloet and Morry Dun- zxviu ouu xuu- bar were closest-to-the-pin Don 1 LI Leinenweber Gene Ryshkus and Len Kotowski were the most strokes below average The 52-member league plays at Bristol Oaks and Petrifying Springs UW runners co-favorites DES MOINES Iowa (UPI)-Indiana and Wisconsin favorites in discus and long jump events should take an early edge on the rest of the field in the opening day of the 71st Big Ten track and field championships The Hoosiers defending outdoor champs offer Bob Winch- 4Na iirJne ell toe favorite in the discus while Wisconsin Greg Johnson best leap in the long this season The two events are the only final contents slated for the first activities Wincnell should also rack up points for the Hoosiers in the shot put and trio of are strong contenders to the 100 and 220 yard dashes The Larry High-baugh Mike Goodrich and Mike Miller should qualify for both spring events However the favorite to break Jesse 36-year-old record in the 100-yard dash was Michigan Herb Washington winner of last outdoor event Wisconsin was expected to counter the spriilt depth in the 440 and 880-yard runs Mark Kartman has run a 46 in the 440 best among conference competitors while Mark Wizenreid has posted a league best 1:475 to the 880 14-7 despite a home run by Mike Hull A seven-run fourth inning and three-hit pitching by Bob Bra- man were the main ingredients 12-1 roasting of Gagliardi Electric Bob Munroe and Don Brickell homered for IN INTERNATIONAL division play Sausage im- Tanner said our center-fielder catch a ball that would have had and I said but Bradley be pitching for Bradley believes a better pitcher now than a year ago because of his association with Sqx Coach Johnny Sain gave me a new Bradley said sort of like a slider but you throw it like a slider It runs away from right handed batters real sharp It has a greater velocity than my curve and is slower than my fast ball baseEciH National Leagua Thursday's Results Atlanta 4 Montreal 1 night Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 2 night St Louis 10 Chicago 0 night Los Angelas San Francisco 1 night Today's Probable Pitchers Chicago (Pappas 5-5) at Pittsburgh (Walker 1-5) night Atlanta (Nash 4-3) at St Louis (Cleveland 4-2) night Houston (Wilson 4-2) at Cincinnati (Gullett 5-2) night Philadelphia (Short 3-4) at Los Angeles (Downing 3-2) night New York (Seaver 5-2) at San Diego (Arlln 1-4) might Montreal (Renko 4-3) at San Francisco (Stone 3-2) night Saturday's Games Chicago at Pittsburgh Atlanta at St Louis night Houston at Cincinnati night Philadelphia at Los Angelas night New York at San Diego night Montreal at San Francisco Cardinals 10 Cubs 0 Chcago St Louis abrhbl abrhbl Kesslnger ss 4 0 0 0 Brock If 2 3 3 Backsrt 2b 4 0 0 0 Alou cf 0 2 1 Davis cf 3 0 0 0 Hague lb 2 2 0 1 Williams If 3 0 0 0 Torre 3b 4 12 2 Sarto 3b 3 0 0 0 Cardenal rf 4 0 12 Hickman lb 3 0 0 0 Javier 2b 5 2 2 0 Caltlson rf 3 0 0 0 McNertny 1 2 0 Hundley 1 0 0 0 Sizemore ss 1 1 1 0 Cannlzzar 2010 Maxvill ss 3 0 11 Jenkins 2 0 10 Zachary 5 12 0 Newman 0 0 0 0 Col born 0 0 0 0 Banks ph 10 0 0 Totals 29 020 Totals 32101410 Chicago 004 004 400-4 St Louis 230 400 13X-10 DP-Chicago 1 LOB-Chlcsgo fcsrrti 2B-Torre 2 Alou Jenkins Cardenal Brock Ip erbbso Jenkins L8-4 4 2-312 7 7 3 4 Neuman 1-312210 Colborn 13 1110 Zachary 2-1 9 2 0 0 0 2 Neuman pitched to 2 batters In Oth HBP-By Jenkins (Sizemore By Jenkins (Hague) Hansen eagles first hole at Maplecrest Ken Hansen eagled the first hole at Maplecrest Wednesday while playing in the Snap-on factory round-robin Hansen got a three on the hole when he dropped an 8-iron approach from 40 yards out He was playing with Pete Bruneo Tony Nemake and Bob Graber Maplecrest Commercial Leo 36 on the front-nine and Otto 41 on the back led the scoring Thursday to the Maplecrest Commercial golf league The lowest handicap scares were turned to by Roy Frede-ricksen and John Pavlovich Three teams Trinity Lutheran First Presbyterian and First Baptist remained undefeated in CYC 14-inch slowpitch play Thursday night Scoring all its runs in the first four innings Trinity clobbered i TJnwitn iiftiAUQn 109 St Lutheran 12-3 Dennis Voelz and Mike Scherr tripled for the winners who displayed a strong defense Jim Grube and Dave Christiansen each went 2-for-3 and drove in all their runs between them as First Presbyterian edged Church of the Nazarene 54 Winning pitcher Charles Olson scattered six hits as First Baptist stopped Grace Lutheran Blanda won't PORTLAND Ore George Blanda pro football senior citizen said Thursday he will keep on playing as long as a backup would never stay on a club as just a said the 43- year-old signal calling marvel an ith Bill Mulflur executive sports editor Local golfers Three Kenosha golfers hoping to win a trip to the state meet saw their dream vanish in sectional at Pets Steve Johnson shot i 77 Salem Bob Pan-cratz an 80 and Dennis Maki an 86 Racine Park and Horlick qualified Their team scores were 305 and 310 Dan Nelson of Park beat Dan Issel withdraws HOUSTON The attorney for the American Baseball players organization said Thursday rookie Dan Issel of the Kentucky Colonels had withdrawn under pressure from the ABA all-star tTSttagotSn-3 Ivl ln starting rotation ive never done well as a reliever I just hope I can stay in the The Cardinals winners of 12 of their last 15 games blasted Ferguson Jenkins for five runs ln the first two innings to make things easy for Zachary Zachary whose only two victories this season have come against the Cubs was touched for a double by Jenkins in the third but allowed only one other hit a single by Chris Cannizzaro in the sixth he paced the streaking Cardinals to their 12th viictoiy in their last 15 games Zachary a 27-year-old righthander whom the Cardinals obtained from Kansas City last did not walk a batter and in raising his record to 2-1 Jenkins the workhouse of th Chicago pitching staff stajed in the game and limited the Cardinals to two hits over the next four innings until hq was knocked out in the seventh year did not wai out three SPORTS FANS! Brought to you by DARIO MADRIGRANO 2 Fate plays strange tricks in sports Did you know Jl for instance that an acci- dent made Stan Musial Into one of the greatest baseball players of all-time? Stan started out as a pitch-2 er but as a pitcher he was only an average player Then one day he fell on his 2 shoulder That accident gave him a sore arm and ended his pitching career He was ready to quit baseball but someone sug-g gested he try to become an outfielder and as an out-! fielder and a hitter Stan reached stardom But just think if Musial had 5 not fallen and hurt his shoulder he might have re- mained a pitcher and prob- ably would have remained just an ordinary player to-" stead of a great one Did you know that golfer Bob Murphy who won over 2 $120000 on the pro golf tour last year never played golf to his life until he was a freshman ln college! Murphy thus disproves the theory that successful golf- ers must start playing at an early age a baseball oddity Although A1 Kalina has been regarded as one of the top stars to baseball over the last 18 seasons oddly enough he has NEV- ER won the Most Valuable Player award! That 2 seems impossible but true Did yon know that beer gets old? why we at Budwelser have adapted exclusive BEERRO-SjATING to insure your drinking freshness But you know that Copyright 3 MADRIGRANO Distributor! for Budwelser Budwelser Malt Melster-Brau Michelob 1831 55th Street Kenosha Wisconsin Thursday's Resells Milwaukee 5 Minnesota 3 Boston 6 Washington 2 Detroit 4 New York 3 night Cleveland 10 Baltimore 5 night Today's Probabls Pitchers Cleveland (McDowell 3-5) at Chicago (Johnson 4-5) night Kansas City (Wright 0-2) at Washington (McLain 4-7) night California (Messersmlth 4-5) at New York (Kekich 1-0) night Oakland (Blue 10-1) at Boston (Slebert 8-0) night Baltimore (McNally 6-3) at Minnesota (Perry 3-4) night Detroit (Cain 1-0) at Milwaukee (Parsons 5-4) night Saturday's Games Baltimore at Minnesota A Detroit at Milwaukee Cleveland at Chicago right Kansas City at Washington night California at New York Oakland at Boston Bosman pitches Washington Beslan abrbbl abrhbl 5 110 Griffin 2b 4 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 Smith rf 5 111 4 0 11 Ystrzmsk If 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 LaHoud If 10 10 1 0 0 0 Petrocelll 3b 4 1 1 1 4 13 0 Scott 1b 4 12 0 4 0 10 Conlgllar cf 3 12 0 3 0 10 Kennedy ss 3 2 11 2 0 0 0 Kontomry 3 0 0 0 10 11 Peters 3 0 12 0 0 0 0 Lee 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 132112 Totals llttS 001 001 000-1 020 MO E-Harrah Wert DP-Washlngton 1 Boston 1 LOB-Washlngton 11 Boston I 2B-Kennedy Conigllaro Maddox EB-Harrah HRS-Smith Petrocelll (S) S-Lee SF-Howard' Ip erbbso Bosman 2-7 5 7 4 4 Grzenda 3 2 0 0 0 0 Pina 1 0 0 0 0 0 Peters 5-3 52302243 Lee 31-3 3 0 0 0 4 Save-Lee (2) WP-Grzenda T-224 A-1495 Harrah ss Maddox cf Howard 1b Foy 2b Allen 2b Billings If Casanova Unser rf Cullen 2b Fernandz ph Grzenda Bittner ph Pine Bosman Wert 3b Totals Washington Boston Brewers 5 Twins 3 ab It bl Tovar rf 4 0 10 Harper 3b 3 10 0 Carew 2b 4 0 0 0 Theobald 2b 3 0 0 0 Oliva rf 4 0 0 0 Kosco If 3 110 Holt cf 4 0 0 0 Walton If 3 0 10 Braun 3b 3 0 0 0 Hegan 1b 0 10 0 Roese 1b 3 0 0 0 Pena 1b 1113 Cardenas ss 2 2 1 0 Yates rf 4 12 0 Ratliff 3 1 1 2 May cf 3 0 11 3 0 11 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 100 0 0 0 0 2IS7S 001000020-3 000 000 5 E-Theobald DP-Minnesota 1 LOB-Minnesota 1 Milwaukee 3 JB-Waiton 3B-Pena HR-Ratliff (2) S-Kaat Theobald Ip erbbso Kaat 7 4 2 2 0 Hall LI-4 1-313310 Perranoskl 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 Pattln 5-4 15 3 119 Sandars 100000 Save-Sanders (7) WP-Pattln T-lilO A-9014 ab bl 4 0 10 Harper 3b 4 0 0 0 Theobald 2b 4 0 0 0 Kosco If 4 0 0 0 Walton If 3 0 0 0 Hegan 1b 3 0 0 0 Pena lb 2 2 10 Yates rf 3 1 1 2 May cf Mltterwald 0 0 0 0 Rodriguez Kaat 10 0 1 Auerbach ss Manuel pti 1 0 0 0 Pettln Hail 0 0 0 0 Kubiak ph Perranosk 0 0 0 0 Sanders Totals 29131 Totals Minnesota Milwaukee Memphis classic Larry Ziegler Frink Beard Lee Trevino Chi CM Rodriguez Mike Reasor Jerry Heard Jimmy Colbert Dean Beman Ogden Nash was such a kind man that even after his death he wrote a guest column for Larry Merchant That is Larry got himself an extra day off this week by filling his space in the New York Post with lines composed by the ingenious bard from Baltimore The piece served as a reminder of genuine and lively enthusiasm for spectator sports He was gentle and uncombative by nature and rather sedentary of habit traits often found in sports fans Indeed he was the very best kind of sports fan able to derive lasting pleasure from a contest bukdiscriminating in his tastes The latter quality is exhibited rhyme Larry Merchant quoted: chiefly I am nnbeguiled by Dr monster His use of recalls another verse that Stanley Woodward delighted to quote It went approximately: while waiting for a train with nothing to read in the depot 1' beguile myself by contemplating the dictum that in order to make a house a home living is wbat it takes a heap THOUGH OGDEN WROTE appreciatively of a variety of sports the recollection here is that baseball was his favorite He could see more in the game than the man in the next seat Somewhere in a dark corner of memory is something he wrote to the effect that you know getting old when even the umpires look young This brings up a question that has intrigued many minds: whkt is there about baseball that captures people like Marianne Moore Ethel Barrymore Thomas Wolfe and Robert Frost? Wbat is the music they hear in a ball park but not in a football stadium or fight club or at a racetrack or on a golf course? The other day at Shea Stadium the question was put to Moe Berg the former catcher who is also a lawyer and philologist and has been a first-rgte spy feet between Moe said RIGHT Nobody knows whether it was by accident or design that Alexander Cartwright dictated the distance from base to base but when he did he achieved perfection At 90 feet a soundly batted ball handled cleanly by professional infielders beats the swiftest human to first base but not by a margin big enough to erase the possibility that next time the runner might win the race In this is the kernel of evergreen excitement Out of this exquisite balance of attack and defense grows an fnfinite variety of strategies and tactics constantly changing as the situation changes In a close game with runners on first and third and none out the man on third must go in oit a ground ball to short or third to avert the double play If the defense elects to go for the double play he scores If he is put out at the plate the inning is still alive When a runner tries to go from first to third on a hit to center field the batter must try for second base If the batter Is thrown out the runner makes third safely If the defense gets the runner at third the batter gains second base whence be can score on a single tblEN CONNIE MACK was 75 or 80 years old he told me he wal still learning new lessons at almost every game who says he knows be said a Probably it is the subtle and infinite variety that fasonates the intellectual Its beauty and rhythm what Roger Angell of The New Yorker describes as contemptuous ease with which major league Infielders make the double makes the music that poets hear Young Ralph Garr of the Braves made a thoughtful observation the other day regarding the blend of talent and luck reflected by his batting average which had just dipped below 400 you hit the ball he said talent When nobody is able to catch it Ted Williams would agree The most difficult art to master in any sport is to hit a moving ball with a round stick It requires rare talent and total concentration to meet the pitch solidly But once the ball leaves his bat the hitter has no control over it From that instant the imponderable takes over the delightfully spicy additive called luck IRA Super oick QKMg THE NOW RACING IS HAPPENING AT WILMOT WIS EVERY SAT NIGHT LAKE GENEVA WIS EVERY SUN -NIGHT Time Trials 7:00 PM RACES 8:30 Pace Car John Terasi Chev-Olds Antioch mscHesEimKEiim FRIDAY NITE Sportsmen Hobby Stocks Powder Puff plus Fireworks SATURDAY NITE 50 Lap Late Model Championship and Hobby Stocks SUNDAY NITE 100 Lap Late Model Championship and Hobby Stocks r' A- a A QiAi rn 04.