Portage Daily Register from Portage, Wisconsin • 8

wiww PORTAGE DAILY REGISTER Mon July 3 1972 Page Starr coming back with reservations Boys ready for baseball cage programs Spassky waits for move Prep league opens second round play The second round Of games in the Portage High School Softball League got underway over the weekend with only two teams playing through the weekend unscathed After the first four games the Martin and Swanson teams are both holding first place with 1-0 records while both Raimer and Riley teams are at 1-1 and the Berger and Maass teams are at 0-1 The Riley team opened the second round of play Friday night with a 25-15 decision over the Raimer team The Riley team took the lead for good in the game with a six nm outburst in the first inning off only two hits and seven walks It was more of the same in the second frame as the Riley team used two more hits plus seven walks and two errors to plate seven more rims In the top of the third collected five hits while drawing four walks and sent home nine more runs to take a commanding lead Three more runs came in for in the fifth off four walks to give them their 25-run total score until the third frame when they plated three runs on three hits Six more runs came home in the fourth off six walks and only one hit and from the shorthanded team The Raimer team then took the field and blasted the Berger team 22-9 for their first win of the second round The Raimer team picked up two runs in the first frame while Berger countered with one marker Each club got two runs apiece in the second frame while got one in the third inning cracked out six hits and got six runs in the top of the fourth while used only two hits and five walks to plate five runs and make the score 11-8 for team plated two more runs in the fifth and nine in the sixth to fain their 22 run total got two homeruns in the sixth frame by and Craig with being his second grand slam blast of the weekend could manage but one more run in the sixth to make the final tally 22-9 i After a two week "layoff the league schedule will resume July 21 with Swanson meeting Berger at 6:45 pm and Martin playing Riley at 8:30 pm Maass will take on Berger July 23 at 6 pm while Martin vrill meet Swanson at 7 45 pm CKFFN BAY Wis Green Bay quarterback I art Starr has give in to the pleas of the club officials to come back -lor another season despite his personal reservations about how effective he will be club has asked me to stay fully aware of my limitations so that I might contribute to the success of the 1972 Packer Starr told a news conference statement has taken a long time to make because from a physical and rehabilitation standpoint a decision any sooner was Starr 38 a -16-year veteran in the National Football League underwent a pair of arm operations last summer at the Mayo Clinic and had hoped to be ready to play in 1971 But when he did return it was obvious his strength had not returned and he was contemplating retirement He underwent a strenuous rebuilding program during the winter and spring and at one time said he would not play unless he was 100 per cent ready a complete recovery was the desired he said plateau has not been reached and except for a couple of other factors I was prepared to Starr said his were in areas that he could throw to but Coach Dan Devine said his only limitations would be normal limitations of any quarterback with his length of service in the more to being a quarterback than just being able to throw the Devine said leadership is very Devine said there were many who felt that a return of Starr this season would setback the development of young quarterbacks such as Scott Hunter a regular as a rookie much of last season and Jerry Tagge a first round draft choice this year from Nebraska it Devine said I feel it will I feel it will enhance their development Bart thinks like I do and he will help their development as it goes Starr said he had not yet signed a contract for next season but expects to shortly He also said he hoped his comeback would be for more than one year looking at it as a he said Starr led the Packers to five National Football League and two Superbowl titles in the seven years from 1961 to 1967 But in recent seasons he has been plagued by injury seeing action in only about half of the games each of the past three years GMO head expects par-smashing meet Baseball and basketball both lTin in the city Recreation summer program this Thursday while boys may still signup for the programs At Memorial Field the baseball program will open with the Midget League playing from am while the Cadet League will play from 10:30 am and the Little League will run fron 1-3 )m The only basketball boys who will begin this week are the boys aged 14-18 who will meet to pick teams and play this Thursday at 6:30 pm: at the High School gym I oys aged 8-10 will meet at the high school at 6:30 pm July 11 to register for their basketball program while the 11-13 year olds will register that same evening at 7 pm Teams will be picked and the first round of games begun that evening Any boys wishing to register before July 11 should contact basketball program leader Jim Koerner SYDNEY Marathon swimmer Des Renford swam 16 miles from the Sydney Harbor Bridge to Manly and back Sunday in six hours and 42 minutes in final preparation for his third attempt at breaking the record for a two-way swim across the English Channel He hopes to swim the channel on July 17 BARBER SIGNS PHILADELPHIA Bill Barber a 44-goal scorer last season in the Ontario Hockey Association and No 1 selection in the recent National Hockey League draft Tuesday signed a three-year contract with the Flyers The Flyers also signed three other picks Tom Bladon Jim Watson and Alan McAdam DAVIS SIGNS PORTLAND Ore Bob Davis a 6-7 forward from Weber State signed Thursday with the Portland Trail Blakers of the National Basketball Association Davis the No 2 draft choice was picked by Utah in the American Basketball Association draft REYKJAVIK Iceland (UPI) time runs out at 8 am EDT Tuesday Fischer the 29-year-old Brooklyn chess genius must turn up in Reykjavik by then or lose the right to challenge Soviet titleholder Boris Spassky for the world championship a match that has generated wider interest than any chess game in history apparently bargaining for more money was hiding out in New York while the great debate of he show up or raged The 24-game series was to have started Sunday But when show the president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE) Dr Max Euwe announced that he was postponing the deadline until noon Tuesday (8 ajn EDT) If ischer does not appear for the drawing of lots scheduled for that time he will be disqualified and lose his right to challenge the 35-year-old Russian for the world chess title An Icelandic friend of Fischer Freystrinn Thorberberg-sson flew to New York JJunday to try to persuade the American grand master to return with him He said he was acting as friend of Bobby and said only know where to find He refused to answer other questions Fischer who has kept the Icelandic organizers nervously rushing to Keflavik international airport to meet every flight from New York for a week simply did not show up Sunday Officially there was no explanation He has not been in touch with the Icelandic Chess Federation or FIDE since he sent a cable through the US Chess Federation some time back saying he would show up for the match Four times since then Fischer has canceled bookings on flights to Iceland The Icelandic federation which stands to lose much money if the match does not come off pleaded for Fischer Sunday and convinced Euwe td postpone the start of the match 48 hours to give Fischer a last chance I am not very said Euwe the last non-Russian to hold the world title from 1935 to 1937 He is Dutch The decision came after several rounds of closed negotiations involving Spassky Euwe the Icelandic organizers and Americans representing Fischer but not authorized by him to negotiate Spassky appeared undisturbed by the crisis surrounding his first defense of the title he won in 1969 from fellow countryman Tigran Petrosian He was calm and relaxed in negotiations and his seconds said he was in fine spirits The total prize money of more than ten times bigger than any before in the history of will be split with five-eights to the winner and the rest to the loser On top of this the two players are guaranteed 30 per cent of net incomes on televisions and film fights But Fischer wants more He has asked the Icelandic organizers for a 30 per cent sliare of the gate something which in the words of Icelandic Chess Federation president Gudmundur Thorarinsson would spell for the tiny federation in a nation of only 200000 inhabitants Beming cops second Open title then had their last scoring splurge in the fifth as they plated six runs off four walks and two hits Mike Craig scored four of the runs when he connected for a grand slam homerun in the frame In second contest first round winner Golden Goose received their first defeat 6f the season when the Martin team nipped them on an 8-7 score Golden Goose hit the boards first with one run in the second frame but then came back to plate two runs in their half of the frame and take the lead Golden Goose got one run in the third to tie the contest but then broke loose to send home four runs in the bottom of the fourth and go ahead 6-2 Golden Goose cut that lead with two more runs in the fifth while got one more themselves to make the score 7-4 In the sixth Golden Goose got one run and then added two more in die top of the seventh to bring the game to even but in the bottom of the frame winning pitcher Russ Martin drew a walk and then scored off a hit by Dave Sutfin to give Martin's their one run win Last schedule started off mildly when the Swanson team received a win by forfeit Mrs 72-hole score was 1 over par 299 over the rugged 6266-yard Winged Foot Country Club coufse which was one stroke better than Miss Barnett Judy Rankin and Kathy Ahern Miss Barnett who had a three-stroke edge entering the final round had a 76 Sunday Miss Rankin posted a 73 and Miss Ahern had a 70 the low score of the tournament Betty Burfeindt was three strokes off the pace at 302 and Gloria Ehret four-time Open winner Mickey Wright and amateur Jane Booth were five strokes back at 304 Ever since she became Mrs Dale Berning on May 18 1968 the former Susie career has blossomed She won her first Open at Fleetwood Pa only months after she was married and her triumph Sunday comes 19 months after she left the tour to give birth to a daughter Robin took me a year to get my strength back after the said Mrs Berning who plays only half the LPGA tournaments now so that she can devote more time with her family feel a lot stronger than I did last year but still not as strong as I used to Mrs Berning who travels the circuit with her husband daughter and 17-year-old babysitter in a mobile home was very surprised with her victory She had all but given up hope of winning after the first day when she had a 79 really think I had a chance to win it at all and when I three-putted 15 today I away the top names in golf from the GMO including Jack Nicklaus Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer The GMO tournament officials have been trying to get another date so it conflict but have been having trouble getting permission to switch The tour winners who will be here are Grier Jones winner of the Hawaii Open JC Snead Philadelphia Classic champ Bob Rosburg Bob Hope Openr Homero Blancas Phoenix Open and Jim Jamieson Wditern Open Former New York Yankee great Joe DiMaggio will be among the amateurs appearing here in the pro-am event of the Greater Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament officials have announced The pro-am scheduled for Wednesday July 12 with the GMO getting underway the next day at Tripoli Country Club MILWAUKEE (UPI) Last year Dave Eichelberger in winning the Greater Milwaukee Open Golf Tournament shaved 14 strokes off par on the Tripoli Golf Course And though the course will be slightly longer this year about 60 yards GMO tournament chairman Stanley Pearce said par looks like in for another drubbing July 10 16 when the 1972 GMO is held tricking up the is the attitude of the tourney officials Pearce said rough will be longer because had a heavy spring but he said it will be a length so that a good swing rather than brute strength will get the ball The 6514 yard course long by pro standards and that makes for low par smashing scores the kind fans like to watch Last year 33 broke par for the tournament and the course should be in fine playing shape this year so about that many could break it again The field of golfers will be headed up by winners of five tournaments this year but once again British Open will take Vault record raised Major League Standings figured any chance that I might still have I had said Susie whose round of 71 was one of only five sub-par rounds recorded in the four-day event three-putt on No 15 had dropped her two strokes behind Miss Barnett who was playing a pair of twosomes behind Mrs Berning But when Pam also bogeyed the 13th Susie got the stroke back After saving par on No 16 by sinking a tricky uphill seven-foot putt Mrs Berning gained a tie by canning a 20-foot putt for a birdie on the dangerous 200-yard par three 17th hole The 17th had been the most difficult hole for the girls throughout the tournament and so it was no surprise when Miss Barnett bogeyed the hole to give Susie the lead Mrs Berning parred the 18th and when Miss second shot was short of the 18th green it was all over and Mrs Berning was $6000 richer Miss Barnett who had started the day with birdies on the first two holes lost control of her game on the easy phr 3 sixth hole when she hit her tee shot into the sand trap and took a bogey four After pairing No 7 she preceded to bogey eight nine and 10 COMEAU SOLD MONTREAL Center Reynauld Comeau was sold Wednesday by the Montreal Canadiens to the 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I MAMARONECK (UPI) Marriage and motherhood drained the golfing talents of Susan Maxwell Beming I Mrs Beming one of the few married girls on the LPGA tour may have lost some of the strength she had a few years ago when she was one of the promising newcomers on the tour but she proved Sunday that she has lost none of her poise I railing by four strokes entering the final round of the USGA Open golf championship Mrs Berning posted a one-under par 71 and overhauled third day leader Pam Barnett down the stretch to win the tournament for the second time in her nine-year pro career Olympic berths Other winners Sunday included Mike Manley of the Oregon Track Club in the 3000 meter steelpechase Frank Shorter of the Florida Track Club in the 10000 meter run (28:356) and Bill Schmidt of the Army in the javelin (27-6) Doug Brown of Tennessee and Steve Savage of the Oregon Track Club weresecond and third in the steeplechase Jeff Galloway of the Florida Track Club and Jon Anderson of the Oregon Track Club chased Shorter across the line in the 10000 and Milt Sonsky of the New York AC and Fred Luke of the Husky Track Club finished beind Schmidt in the javelin Thus 15 more athletes won spots on the Olympic team Sunday for a total of 30 thus far On Saturday night Jay Silvester took the discus (211-2) Larry Young won the 20-kilometer walk (1:35:564) Eddie Hart won the 100 meter dash in the world record equalling time of 99 "Qavej Wottle equalled the world mark of 1:443 in winning the 800 meter dash and John Craft won the triple jump with a leap of 56-2 There is only one event on program IfllMlMillE HEALTH NEEDS sold with professional understanding of their use EUGENE Ore A few years back after he cleared 17 feet in the pole vault for the first time Bob Seagren predicted 18 feet was a strong possibility And now that he has cleared 18 feet and in fact 18-5 for another world record I at the US Olympic Track and Field Trials Bob says a 19-foot vault is imminent I Seagren the 1968 Olympic champion from Monterey Park Calif took the world record to within six inches of 19 feet under near-perfect weather National League East I Pt 627 609 1 544 5 529 6' 2 Pittsburgh New York Chicago St Louis Montreal Philadelphia 42 25 42 27 37 31 37 33 30 39 435 13 24 45 348 19 West I 43 27 43 28 pet gb 614 606 2 36 34 514 7 31 38 449 112 30 46 395 16 343 19 Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco San Diego Results St Louis 7 Phila 3 Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 4 Montreal 4 New York 3 Houston 5 Atlanta 4 Cin 12 San Diego 2 San Fran 9 Los Ang 3 Today's Probable Pitchers All Times EOT New York (Seaver 10 4 and Capra 3 2) at Montreal (Morton 3 7 and McAnally 1 10) 1 30p San Francisco (Carrithers 2 5) at Philadelphia (Carlton 9 6) 7 30 pm Chicago (Hooton 6 6) at Pittsburgh (Blass 9 2) 8 pm Atlanta (Hardin 1 0) at Houston (ReuSS 5 7) 8 15 pm St Louis (Wise 8 7) at Cincinnati (Gullett 3 3) 8 pm Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at Montreal San Diego at New York2 San Fran at Phila Chicago at Atlanta St Louis at Cmcm Pitt at Houston) Rio wins 4-1 in exhibition LEARN TO FLY THIS SUMMER AT THE BAHABOO DELLS AIRPORT MILWAUKEE Wis Outfielder Ollie Brown of the Oakland Thursday was sold to the Milwaukee Brewers on waivers Brown will replace AWOL outfielder Billy Coniglia-ro on the roster American League East 37 36 31 30 27 26 West I pet 29 561 30 545 34 477 34 469 39 409 40 394 I pet 24 647 28 594 31 537 34 493 38 457 40 412 9-b 1 52 6 10 11 gb 32 7Vi 102 13 16 Detroit Baltimore New York Boston Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City California Texas 41 36 33 32 28 Sunday's Results New York 6 Cleve 1 (1st name) New York 5 Cleve 2 (2nd game) Boston 15 Milwa 4 (1st game) Boston 3 Milwa 2 (2nd qame) 11 inns Mipn 6 Chicago 4 (1st game) Chicago 2 Mmn 1 (2nd game) Baltimore 7 Detroit 2 Texas 7 5 list oame)10 inns 8 Texas 3 (2nd game) Oakland 3 Calif 1 Today's Probable Pitchers All Times EDT Oakland (Hunter 8 4) at Calif (May 2 5) 11 pm Texas (Paul 22) at i Draqo 6 6) 6 pm Bait (Palmer 10 4) at Det (Timmerman 6 6)8 15 pm Mmn (Blyleven 8 9) at Boston (Siebert 7 4)7 30 pm Tuesday's Games Texas at Cleve Mmn at Boston Milwa at Calif Balt at Chi Detroit at New York at Oak 16 Colbert SD 15 Williams Chi May Hou and Stargetl Pitt 14 American League: Jackson Oak 15 Allen Chi and Cash Det 14 Epstem Oak 13 Killebrew Minn 11 Runs Batted In National League: Bench Cin 61 Kmgman SF 51 Oliver tt 50 Stargetl Pitt 49 Perez Cm Rader and WatsonN Hou 47 American League: Allen Chi 53 May Chi and Mayberry KC 44 Jackson Oak 4f Oliver Cal 40 Pitching National League: Nolan Cin 112 Seaver NY 10 4 Blass Pitt 9 2 Sutton LA Torrez Mont and Cleveland St 9-4 Carlton Phil 9 6 Jenkins Chi 9 7 League: Lolich Perry Clev 12 7 Wood Chi 12 8 Holtzman Oak 115 Kaat Minn 10 2 Palmer Balt and Bradley Chi 10 4 Bahnsen Chi 10 8 Bahnsen Chi 10 8 Seagren took only six leaps all day He passed at two lower heights and then went over on the first try at 17-4 17-8 and 18- He missed twice at 18-5 and then made it onjhe third try for the record Seagren and Kjell Isaksson of Sweden shared the old mark at 18-4 Ya set on May 23 in a special head-to-head tussle at El Paso Tex Seagren said he plans to take things easy for a while and then pick up the pace again leading to the Munich Games in late August In the vault competition Smith of Long Beach State Jan Johnson of Alabama and Dave Roberts of Rice the AAU and NCAA champ all cleared 17-8 and the bar was raised to 18- Johnson and Smith cleared it to become the fifth and sixth men in the world in the 18-foot club but Roberts failed and thus was left off the Olympic team In other events Sunday Ralph Mann the former Brigham Young star took second billing when he set an American record of 484 in winning the 400-meter hurdles Richard Bruggeman of the Ohio Track Club was second in 486 and Jim Seymour of the Southern California Striders was third in 493 to also win BUILDING or REPAIR Tool and Dio Machine Ports SIMOIISEII TOOL AND MACHINE MFC CO Pardee ville Wis 418 Chestnut St 429-3491 conditions Sunday as track stars continued to shatter old standards and threaten others in a smashing prelude to the Munich Olympics later this summer Seagren)25 who aspires' to an acting career talked about the possibility of a 19-foot vault honestly think my record will last he said 19-foot vault is near I think I could have had a good chance at it this time if the competition lasted so long and it had been earlier in the coran followed with a grounder to force Gravagal at the plate and another infield grounder with a forceout at second ended the threat Lloyd Hinzman went the first four innings striking out four walking two and allowing one hit Bob Harris gave up the only nm on two hits while walking one next competition will be against Cottage Grove at Rio Thursday night After 10 Home Talent games Lloyd Hinzman carries a 457 average to lead the squad while Larry Ballweg is batting 360 and Dave Hinzman 348 Krigbaum paces Poynette with a 405 average followed by Carelli 390 and Bradley 379 MOSLER SAFES AT RHYME SUPPLY SALES SERVICE 122 Cook Portage Major League Leaders In retaliation of an earlier 4-3 loss Home Talent squad dumped First Federal Savings of Madison 4-1 in a seven-inning exhibition contest at Columbus yesterday After four scoreless Rio broke the ice with a Dave Hinzman a single by Jon Hermanson Rich sacrifice and a walk to Lloyd Hinzman to load the bases Lee Roberts popped to third for the second out but Dave I Tarrant walked forcing in the first tally of the game Russ Skare then unloaded a line shot triple to empty the bases and gave Rio a 4-0 lead First Federal who managed only three hits off two Rio hurlers mounted an attack in the seventh but only scored once After loading the bases on two errors and a walk leadoff man Bosold was cut down at the plate on a fielders choice Arndt then rapped a single to score one run which left the bases full Cor By United Press International Leading Batters National 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