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Lincoln Sunday ournal and Star June 19, 1966 3G Patric Is The Name, Thank You Big Fairgrounds Races Drawing Top Nominations Two of the richest races on the 1966 Fairgrounds schedule appeared certain to be run in two divisions each according to racing secretary Jack Fickler. As the nominations came to a close last week, Fickler reported 50 thoroughbreds on the list for a Nebraska bred juvenile two vear old contest Ak Sar Ben 4 Race To Dunham Omaha Dunham, with Eddie Burns up, captured the Ak Sar Ben 4 Handicap over Casing Tools at Ak Sar Ben Saturday. Dunham covered the mile and 70 yards in 1:421 5 and paid $10.60, $4.20, and $3.00. Clifford Thompson picked up three wins and a place during the course of the afternoon, winning on Kay Aye in the second. Big Papa in the fourth, and She's A Goer in the fifth.

Kay Aye coupled with Good Or Jack in the first race pushed the daily double to $226.60. Saturday's Results slated for running Wednesday, Aug. 3 over Hi furlongs for a $3.000 added purse. Similar Event A similar event for three year olds drew 42 nominations. This affair will be staged Wednesday, July 27 and con tested over a distance of one mile with a $3.000 added purse also.

Despite their age, several of the two year old runners have already established themselves as solid performers in their initial campaign. One of the too choices is sure to be II Van Berg's Mrs. J. and Fred Psota's Doyle's (ial. Both have recorded stakes wins already at Omaha's Ak Sar Ben.

Doyle's Gal has. in fact, won al! three of her starts. Mrs .1 will have a nan of stable mates that could Patric Mills (left and Jo Dee Rowen while inset) starts (from left) Greg Haelk. Dale McQuillen, Peggy Garrison and other Lincoln Swim Club members await their turns in a practice session at Woods Park Pool. Barnes, Jeter, White U.S.

Open Three Huskers Picked For All America Game Some other winners luvenil1 division include Bart Ford's recent winner liat (Mm Hall's Toro Flyer. Pol ()' Hoyal and Mink for Me from the Wood River Stable of R. E. Lee and a three horse entry of Paul Kemling's which includes Tornado Rose, By Bella and A Dorrin, Efttablitthnl Horses The three year old race is loaded with nominations that have clearly established themselves as fine thoroughbreds. Possiblv the best known of the 41 is Prince Kem from the Kemllng stable, a horse which won over $16,000 season and has added to that substantially already in 1966.

Jerry Kirby of David City has entered his Get Atom, a recent Ak Sar Ben stakes winner at an astounding mutuel price of $185 toother three horse entry is this feature to represent M. Van Berg. They include Billispace, Silver Beauty and Foxie Space. Some other well known horses on the list include R. E.

Lee's Robust Kid. Laddie liirsh's Bo mean, a stakes winner at Fonner Park; Hejaz, a recent Omaha winner from the Pensick stable of Lincoln; Leon Hall's Big Squealer and Noir Band, winner of its first two races this year at both Grand Island and Omaha. ftHjfSk 73 73 75221 1 Inn I or Jack (Lewis) 17.40 Ji.nKor Jim (Artertwra) Kip. Skeets K. ho.

Rocky Oh MB nine .500 5. i furloni, I'M M. Also ran Mr. PanbaixMt. Bandit Boy.

c.em. Double Time. Ice House tt c.yvsy. Hanoi. parte 16.000.

4 A up. and 70 yards. (Thompson) 4.60 3.30 Fleming i tin, i i iui 4 a up. I Double (Thompaon) 5.00 3. ran Funade.

Brk Dust. Cous 5tX4S i iMo 4 3 oo Casing Tools Tears. Tuff it Out. Disturbing Music A Coupled. miles.

34 Harvard Crew Defeats Yale New London, Conn. (Al Harvard's unbeaten Varsity crew stroked to a 10 length victory over Yale in record upstream time Saturday in the nation's oldest intercol legiate athletic event. E3S I IIL III jfu N.eporH ISC Coach By CHUCK WOODLING Mrs. Patric Mills, new coach of the Lincoln Swim Club has a problem. No one spells ner first name right.

It's Patric (pronounced Patrick). Not Patrice or Patricia. And don't call her Pat "I don't know what my mother had in mind when she named me," Mrs Mills said, "but that's It" Swimming runs in the Mills family. Her husband, Estel Mills, is diving coach at the University of Nebraska and an all America diver at lowa. "Swimming is more of an avocation with me than a Mrs Mills admits.

"During the school year I'm a graduate assistant in French at the I'ni ficatK en ob client. to natr oi Mrs Mills studied a vear in Paris. All Lincoln Swim team preparations are aimed at June 25. That's the date of the first meet of the season the Junior Olympics In Omaha. We'll take about 40 swimmers." Mrs.

Mills noted. "The oldest will be 17 and the youngest will be eight or nine." So far Mrs. Mills is extremely pleased with the enthusiasm of her swimmers. About 90 were on hand for tryouts early Thursday morning at Woods Park pool. "The temperature was only 55 degrees Thursday morning," she explained, "and they were all out there in the pool.

If they can get up at 7 a.m. and freeze to death, they're a great bunch. It was too cold for me to get in." The team will compete in 10 meets this summer the last one coming in August. They'll take September off ana Degin preparation tor winter meets in October. The schedule will run through April with May an off month.

The cycle will start all over again next June. A swimmer's dream is the annual AAU swim meet. This year it's set for Aug. 18 21 at Woods Park the Lincoln ream nome nooi There probably won't be any local swimmers com peting, however. "Our times just aren't good enough to qualify." wouM to that some of our diyers uf but doubt it FEATURE RACES At Delaware Park At Aqueduct At Monmouth Park At Suffolk Downs Vt Xrlington Park At Holvwood Park 40 5 Dave Hill 72 71 79 222 MMMBBM gfi 74 76 73 223 Barnes Tony Jeter KJST" nXStSi NCAA Adopts Rules To Speed Up Bmeball Atlanta iB) Three University of Nebraska football players ends Tony Jeter and Freeman White and tackle Walt Barnes are among 29 players who have been chosen to play for the West squad in the coaches All America All Star game here July 9.

The squad, announced Sat i 11rri.1v also includes Mike I Gamtt and Tommy Nobis, won football's top awards cis Peay, Oklahoma linebacker Carl McAdams and Texas Tech halfback Donny Anderson. Nine players will represent the Big Eight Conference. Garrett, Southern Cal halfback, won the Heisman Trophy as the nation's top football player in 1965. Nobis, Texas linebacker, won the Maxwell Award as the na tion's best lineman. Nobis amid McAdams are among the defensive stand outs for the West, which also will have All America defen sive halfback Johnny Roland ol Missouri in the line up.

Quarterbacking the West Omaha, Neb. The NCAA baseball rules commit tee meeting at the College World Series, adopted speed I. catcher or coach may up rules for the 1966 season, call for the intentional walk but put them on an optional and the batter will be auto basis. matically passed to first base. "College coaches are in 1 The NCAA rules committee terested in fast, interesting glso adopted the laminated games." said L.

C. (Cap) bat for trial use on a three Timm, Iowa State coach who year trial basis. is chairman of the rules com mitto. Th chances are Kif Prnirfum aA ea Uioul' h. and tnis is why we're making them op tionai" The soeed up rules can be used only by mutual agree ment of both coaches.

In eluded in the new rules are these provisions: 1. Only 60 seconds will be! allowed for teams to change Jack Fickler at ion's lead I 4. The batter must use protective head gear, both at bat and on tne bases. Omn t( HoVft M9XJ0 Y.M.C.A. Boys Club Sura mer Air Rifle Program will be offered to second to eighth graders starting June 27.

The youngsters will shoot on the Junior Marksmanship Award Program of the Na I 0 i a i 0 (NB Frid a tral v.rt at Monday through classes from 10:30 11:15 a at the Cen tfCA Hoys Club. 210 XRA approved pro eaches the responsibil landling a gun safely. supervision on the boys will learn to shoot by using a spring air fie. More information obtained from Charlei Robert Rhoade grar itv 1 j)ro. maj jj i illffiflh PERSHING Municipal Auditorium June 22, 8:30 p.m.

TICKITS ON All PfRSHING AUDITORIUM BOX OFFICf Phone: 477 3761 Lufce "BIG BOY" Brown ft Tim Wood Ma Do VkInw "Butcher" Vachene Mm) final 2 fall rt ef Dort Ltwit J.rrv KoBk SPBCIAL EVENT sides between innings. Thejt Guards Puchard Tyson, Tulsa; Chuck Arobio. Southern Gal; Fred ore berg, Washington; Russ Ban ducci, UCLA; Wait Barnes. Ne braska. Centers Dave Tobey.

Oregon; Carl McAdams, Oklahoma; Tom my Nobis, Texas. Quarterbacks Gary Lane Mis souri; Randy Johnson, Texas Halfbacks Mike Garrett, South em Cal; James Lindsey, Arkansas; Alvin Randolph. Iowa: Phil Harris, Texas; Donny Anderson, Texas Tech; Johnny Roland, Missouri; Bobby Chockett, Arkansas. Fullharks Ron Medved. Wash ington; Walt Garrison, Oklahoma State.

Soap Box Derby Set Sunday Forty six racers will com pete next Saturday and Sun day in the second Lincoln Soap Box Derby, co sponsored by the American Legion Post Xo. 3 and Chevrolet. Time trials will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. with the actual elimation proceedings next Sunday at 2 p.m. down the 52nd and St.

site. Yesterday the racers were inspected at the Legion park ing lot to make sure every thing met specifications. Chevrolet provides the axles, wheels and steering column to assure uniformity, and the Legion post offers the helmets, to aii! porutt, The youngsters are in charge of constructing the body and assembly. I Arnold 1 a tSm Phil Rogprs IjohnI1Jmier Bobby Nichols Gardner Dickinson Jr 75 74 7 227 Miller Barber jVifii Charlet Coody 775 7ft 2 iHale Irwin Jr. 75 75 78 238 Claude Kin 74 77 77828 Jrnson 72 77 80 229 Kathy Whitworth Leads By Six In Jaycee Open Milwaukee Kathy Whit worth shotaone under pare9 Saturday to take a six stroke lead after three rounds in the i 72 hole Milwaukee Jaycee Open Golf Tournament.

Kathy 's 208 total was two under par for 54 holes. Her! losest pursuer was a a ra Havnie. with a 214 after matching par 70 Saturday. Kathy whitworth ea ej aoj Domfa clm" 72 70 74 216 sjiwlra Si.uzirh Judy Torluemka 'Sdrt' KX? SeiB uKSi 3mMMf rra Romack ironin Wins In Rowing Meet h0 varsitycreWi Syracuse, N.Y. Wiscon (rowing smoothly and power tujiy withstood a sprinting to capture the intorlWiat Rowing Asso Service for Travelers.

Newspaper copies saved by the carrier during your absence then delivered to your home in Vacation Pak bag when you return are charged at tne regular delivery rata JUNE 19th 8:00 P.M. Speedway 400 Mart 27 St. Super Midwest's Finest High Modified Banked Track (undor 12) 50c (under 6 FRIk Blskwp on Jtrrv Or0M Walter Burkemo 711712 19 nirv Piutr i Ken Wtill 73 74 77 224 Al Getberfer Lee EWer 74 77 74 225 MaSensala 7225 pitcher must deliver the bail to the plate within 20 seconds and a ball will be called if he doesn't. The batter must be in the box within 30 WCOHdl after the umpire calls for the pitch. If he isn't, he'll be called out.

2. After an infield out vuth no men on base the ball must returned directly to the pitcher. After an outfield out with no men on base there can be only one more Infield throw after the relay from the cutoff man piti catcher reaches base, to pel mit the pitcher and catche to be ready for the next lr i ning. Freeman White against the East team an nounced earlier will be Missouri's Gary Lane and Randy Johnson of Texas Their passing targets will include a pair of big Nebraska ends. Jeter and White.

The West squad: Knds Tonv Jeter, Nebraska; Freeman White, Nebraska; Aaron Brown, Minnesota; Jeff Smith, Southern Cal; Pete Lammons, Texas. Tackles Charlie Harper. Oklahoma State; Pat Matson, Oregon; Francis Peay, Misouri; Glenn Ray Hines, Arkansas; Gala Gill ingham. Minnesota. RIDGE OPEN Walt i wimmw j' Chuck Lawrence won the ciation.s championship on On Lincoln Soap Box Derby last ond 1ake year and won his first heat; was sec.0nd, about a in the national Soap Box Der deck gth 5ack of tne lead.

by in Akron, before be 1 followed by Princeton and ing eliminated. He is not eligt hLZimUp Some 252 cities will hold Soap Box Derbies this year and all winners advance to the Akron championships, which will be held this year on Aug. Lincoln American Legion PONY DAY Tuesday, June 21 (Rain Dote June 22) 5:30 A.A.A. vs. C.W.A.

8:00 P.M. WITTS vs. GERRY'S Pick Up Your FREE TICKETS Ar Your Favorite Store, Also FREE TICKETS Available at the Gate FREE Pony with Bridle Saddle FREE Baseball Equipment FREE Bicycles TO BE GIVEN AWAY SHERMAN FIELD Auto Races Soap Box Derby race driver Rick Kouma (left) looks at the construction of his racer while inspector Don Frey (right), who helped Kic con struct the auto, huddle. The racers, which will run 111 the Lincoln Soap Box Derby next Saturday and Sunday, were inspected yesterday at the American legion parking lot 1 11HH Over 100 Churches in Lincoln. The "Sunday Journal and Star" has a special page for news of your church and others.

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