Kenosha News from Kenosha, Wisconsin • 26

"imi' ywlryryirryrTry 'P1 1T yypfay fpMrrlt yf" fa r- 26 Wednesday July 12 1972 KENOSHA NEWS Discus star likes old way medal bronze Red Sox Pattin throws 1-hitter By MARTIN LADER Yankees beat the California UPI Sports Writer Angels 7-3 and the Milwaukee Marty Pattin threw only two Brewers tripped the Minnesota bad pitches all night The first Twins 5-4- cost him peace of mind and the -ncfKon Fisk toy runs with his Uth second cost him a Jifetime homer a single Red dream Sox tagged Joel Horlen with his In the second inning of first loss after1 two triumphs Tuesday game at hit came or a 2-2 Oakland Pattin hit third baseman Sal Bando with a tie with his ninth homer of the pitch just got away" year in the sixth inning and With one out in the ninth Chuck Seelbach limited Texas inning he threw a fastball to two' hits over the final 3 2-3 I got up a little too high" innings to gain his fifth victory and Reggie Jackson jumped on the Tigers Dave Nelson had it a homer for the Rangers it for a single It was the only Pinchhitter Tomg shopay hit of the game off the Boston drew a walk with the bases righthander loaded and none out in the 10th Pattin settled for a one-hitter to enable Baltimore to snap a and his fourth consecutive five-game losing streak Jim Palmer Vent the distance for victory as the Red Sox whipped Oakland 4-0 for their ninth city seven hits to stretch his success in their last 11 outings record to 124 When it was over Pattin was A two-run single by Felipe more' concerned about Bando ou and a two-run double by than about his lost -glory I just glad that okay" said the 29-yearld New- York beat journeyman pitcher one of 10 layers involved in a deal between Boston and Milwaukee Wted MJwaukee last winter took about two Minnesota innings to concentrate on the game afer that The pitch just got away and froze That happens sometimes I was worried and shook up for a Pattin had three no-hitters in high school'1 but was foiled in Chess By MILTON RICHMAN NEW YORK you -V -A By RALPH WAKLEY Silvester a PROVO Utah Some- winner in 1964 who placed fifth 'times the old familiar ways in 1968 won the event with a work the best throw of 2 Powell For Jay Silvester world formerly from San Jow State record holder in the discus a had a best effort of 205-10 and last minute switch In technique Yollmer formerly of Oregon paced' the way for his win in State and now in the US the US Olympic Track and Army was third at 2024) Field Trial Saturday In Eugene made the team on Ore and a berth on his third his fifth throw and was just 10 Olympic squad inches away from staying been using a different Silvester said all style I developed last honesty I think Vollmer and I Silvester said new have the most potential at this technique had one-quarter more time for the Olympic Gold turn than my old style but I or at east as good a get the consistency chance as anyone else in the used to and the feeling of confidence that I But the 250-pound 6-8 college The Tremonton Utah native instructor thinks at leasf a half switched back to his old dozen men have a real chance technique in early June "and for the within three or four days xhe discus will be a garbled old form returned I was feeling event jn Munich By that I very good and the 200-foot mean there are right now six throws started coming with men who are throwing over 210-regular consistency feet and any of them could take I got to Eugene there the gold vollmer amfl would was no pressure on I have to be among the six expected more of a challenge waf from Tim Vollmer but he never moderately good but rve really showed his top form In thrown 215 feet alrcady fact he barely managed to year a of make the Olympic team meets wag just under 200 A Sdvester John Powell and foot Munich Vollmer unshed in that order not eyen or jt might take in the discus to take the three the Cmpic berths -rh game Silvester added often a group effort If three of us are in top form I can see a sweep for the United He want to put too much weight on the trials at A1 Silvester points out never won Regardless he always plays to win n's'vNAx V'' 'V -X At rfw 'T I Out but efficient Indians Jack Rrohamer was forced out of this play at second base by White Sox Rich Morales but Brohamer still managed to break up double (day Tuesday See story on page (UPI Telephoto) match drawing baseball attention ah -earlier bid to throw one in piay the majors when Tom Satriano sajd Wes Parker first of the Angels broke one up baseman for the Los Angeles "Yes following like him because he has comes to doing his own thing keep Spassky waiting He of this guy Fis- said Parker using a word his own way and in his own do it purposely The official which is perfectly 1 okay in a time clock was ticking but he first game was an' o'lraDic'tr'id and was' never the main reason I jj newspaper a word The opening match in Reykja- TateHff has-been for man rated for the gold medal But la-y newspaper a I meaning not only brass but mo important things than a against him in 1969 with-two Dodgers and owner of one of in the five-hour time limit with out in the eighth inning more active minds do you feel about him much more and one which examPle chess match Even a world no decision beine reached om describes Bobby Fischer the Word had filtered down that championship one When the game rested through Silvester is noticeably wor- One of my biggest dreams interested in the do you like him or has been to pitch a no-hitter in game like pensive seemingly strange Fischer was go for bet on heu be Iate Spassky wfll have oiivCSier not chess genius from Brooklyn that first match with Boris again the way he is nmvr hand althnneh Fischer ried about staymg top form Parker mulled -it over perhaps better than any other Spassky Russia world cham- word you can think of Pion- All the embroidery had been during which time Spassky got with the summer games still two months away Chess dates back to antiquity "mid" competitioninthe -the big leagues" admitted Pattin who walked three batters and struck out seven guess this is the closest I will vever The Chicago White Sox closed To within 4 1-2 games of first-place Oakland in the American ULSague West by edging the Tim Lange pitched the win as double mean the world chain- pjonship going on in Iceland Wes awhile Legion posts victory Lxeague nc si uy cugmg me 11m wuige pucaeu me wm as uuuuic "patiently walked Sp'assky played the way Very- and has been called the most amund Fischer appeared bSdy thought he would- Umted States I plan to stay He shook hands with Spassky conservatively That figured mid train until later this Silvester said Join the rest of the then sat down in his special because if this whole business chair which he had flown winds even 12-12 serious game played by man chess board' all the things Its such a serious game and Fischer ab0uL- requires so much concentration Spassky was flU set spassxy was au set and swivel up say tpam in Maino nmnnH iho 97th Qeveland Indians 4-3 and Paul Herrick American Legion jockey International edged fdativdy few men play it Less Everyone -m the Reykjavik from New York for these Spassky goes back home to ust in ti0 "Ho unifoms -Detroit remained one game in Post 21 scored a 5-2 triumph Ainerican Family Ken even Chess Hall was holding his championships Russia the same way he came Jand ead fo? NoraL and a of Baltimore in the East over Laundry in a Jun- but an breath as the Russian playing Fischer studied the board two to world champion comnetitimf in by beating the Texas Rangers ior League baseball game Tues- Wamlwldt struck out 10 astomshingly large percentage tbe wbjte pjeces made the first minutes then made his first Fischer had the first move in 6-5 while the Orioles were day owed three hits for Jockey It has begun following the game mo opening with m0Ve knight to King bishop second game shading the Kansas City Lange allowed one hit and was the sixth win without a loss the past few weeks "Royals 2-1 in 10 innings struck out 11 Jim Johnson forWamboldt this season Ken Only because of Bobby Elsewhere the New 'York doubled and singled and Jeff Kaeppeller had two hits for Fischer Kaeppeler had two rbi with a Jockey Meres a pale studious um auiucuiuig was uuoouik mv umvui almost timid-looking 20-year-old Fischer ment He feel tWs way that too honestiy thmk we have the best "Rlirlrc Clfin I one-time Boy Wonder who He there What was because of any politics the Wes Parker have to cnces tor the Gold Medal OUVIV3 1 1 Grnre Wilson in nOhltt6r makes guys like Joe Namath the rush? He had an hour usual politics between coun- be a chess expert Silvester also thinks about and Dick Allen look like a before he had to make the first tries that Is but because of still got Bobby Fischer after the Olympics And at 34 STOr Grace Wilson pitched a no-hit- Dick won its sixth couplejof amateurs' when it move Fischer set out to chess politics tagged perfectly retirement is often on his mind Tbe raw Bucks Tuesday 0 "tys Tp 1S' announced they had signed day mngs of close play pul- Chuck Terry the 6 foot for- Pat Rnudson Kathy Neweskl led ahead Nancy Piehl and ward from Long Beach State amj Pat Nefsger each had two Mary Hoey led the attack with I who was their second round bomers and Karen Wolf hit a homers draft choice in the player draft pd slam homer Mary Wil- II defeated 21-3 in April son Mary Athey also hom- as Mary Lynn Aiello pitched a Terry was signed at his home ered five-hitter for the win by the Wayne Embry Embry said Terry was a good outside shooter who could complement the offense the kind of guy looking he said A Kenosha yacht Bob Shamu was acquired from 35-foot sailing cruiser will be Yachts since last season He scored 439 points last sea- entered in the 333-mile Mack- On the crew of Shamu son with Long Beach and was inac race will be Bruce Ford Dick Kish- selected to All-Coast sec- -The race will start Saturday' line Bob Bundies Aubrey ond team He is also rated a July 22 in Chicago Smith Ellis Johnson and Chuck fine rebounder boat called the Jorgensen frependous Savings on be Tires SALE STARTS TONIGHT Open Tonight 'til Thurs 8 to 10 PM Fri 8 to 8 Sot 7:30 AM to 5 PM SAVE AS MUCH AS OFF Reg List Price! 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