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THE KANSAS CITY STAR SUNDAY MAY 7 1B67 4S Blue Hills in Line for GA fUtffdnse Whips Offense Of? mBgHrirl-State Scrimmage a 33-yard Ames la The defense Bob BrouiUetfe jl PALMER GIVES GROUND Billy Caspar Sets Course Record With 6-Under 65 to Trim Arnie's Lead in Champions International to 2 Shots outshined the offense yesterday coring play The Cyclones will conclude spring practice with another in-trasquad game this Saturday i' FAMILIAR RING CRARGE By Dick Mackey (A Member of The Star's Soorta Staff) BARRING a complete breakdown in negotiations the national Professional Golf association championship will be held at Blue Hills Country dub in 1969 or Both the club and the A are enthusiastic about bolding the tournament at Blue Hills The only major question now is when Differ on Date Preference The A has indicated it would like to cone here in I960 The club favors 1970 or perhaps 1971 contending 1969 is too early to properly prepare the course for championship play without incurring the additional expense a stepped-up improvement program would require Aside from the differences in the preference of dates both parties have expressed a desire to hold the A at Bine Hills The board of directors already has voted its approval and the A likes the idea of bringing the tournament to Kansas City CONSULTANT Seasoned mature successful executive with background preferably in Marketing Sales Advertising Top Usually they try and make it play as a par-70 at 6801 All that means is adjusting a few tees and here no In many respects Blue Hills resembles (he Dallas Athletic dub toe scene of toe 1963 a wind-swept fairly open course where graseroughs played a more dominant role than trees A offered more in the way of water hazards than does Blue Hills but about it always a wind factor said Gibson they could lav it out so they would have a bell of a time breaking 285" Officials Just Want to Be Sure But Wohltman and toe board of directors ere reluctant to jump before they are sure toe course is ready That is why they want to hold off until 1970 Gibson figures A officials probably will visit the dob in July an their way to fids year's tournament in Denver possible the A will make a decision at lts board meeting held in conjunction with the tournament If not then then at its annual meeting in November AB this is based on the policy of selecting tournament sites three years in advance If final agreement is reached it would mark the first major golf championship ever held in Kansas City The Western Amateur returns here this year and toe United States Golf association held its junior championship at Milbura seven years ago But Kansas City as yet never has been the site of the Open the Amateur or the A one reason why they (P A) would like to come commented Gibson it would be good for golf and Kansas City It would give people in this area a chance to see something they normally see only on TV toe best golfers in toe as toe Reds defeated toe Whites 31-7 in toe annual intrasquad football game at Iowa State The Reds bolstered by toe first-team defense mined a 10-0 lead into toe fourth quarter on a 28-yard field goal by Vera atrip-sky and a 25-yard mint return by linebacker Larry Thompson The Whites made np of the first offensive and second defensive units were limited to jost five first downs as Couch Clay 5-man front with monster defense yielded only 47 yards John Warder No 1 quarterback reinjured his right ankle on a crashing tackle by end Sam Campbell early in the game and saw little action Neal Waddington a transfer from Minnesota provided some thrills in the final quarter His hand-off to fullback Maury Cox from three yards out made it 17-But moments later his long pass was intercepted by safety Fiat who scampered 72 Management or Consulting (not engineering) will find challenging and rewarding career opportunity with ex cellent salary and potential with na known rapidly growing management consultants Candidate selected will have broad business sophistication good communication skills and the ability to work with management men No travel Submit resume in confidence to: Mr Kassel FRSDMICK CHUS1D a COMPANY 1430 Cam mere Tower 11 Mata -Kanos City chairman at Blue Hills expect any difficulty along these lines Nor do they expect difficulties from the standpoint of club facilities including parking know why they come said Wohltman think a great course But then Gibson who knows from experience what it takes echoes sentiments commented Gibson trees will be np and become a factor The greens are big enough and length is no problem The coarse can go 7300 to 7400 yards ft yards for the Whites only score Sophomore Tom Butters who had replaced Warder for the Whites switched colors and completed 6-of-10 passes for 97 yards for the Red unit Four of them were to Waddington who became a halfback flanker one a 10-yard touchdown toss Butters also hit end Kombrink Sharp in Game CHRYSLER IMSGSVSIIM SHOULD YOU LEASE OR BUY YOUR 1967 CAR? 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FAMJS Leasing Corp 6228 MAM JA 3-2S95 Individual Statistics at Missouri Rushing Kombrink 15-78 Powell 23-76 Moore 14-52 Cook 5-21 McBride 3-8 Kenemore 1-2 Poooe 3--1 Flynn 1--5 Phelps 13-7 Ewing 4-27 Staggers 8-53 Lischner 9-23 Schmitz 1--T Weaver 1--12 Boston 2-2 Passing Kombrink 5-8-59 Poope 1-3-26 Phelps 2-10-29 Weaver 2-11-13 (one intercepted) Boston 0-1-0 Receiving Cook 2-42 Taylor 1-26 Veech 1-8 Berg 1-7 Powell 1-2 Schmitz 1-19 Ewmg 1-7 Kem-perman 1-6 Punting Kenemore 4-48 Shrack 2-43 Kemoerman 5-35 Kick-Off Returns Veech 1-23 GOLD McBride 1-15 Ewing 1-16 Lischner 1-15 STREAK REACHES FOUR First-Inning Run Off Gary Bell Enough for Victory Cleveland (AP) Joel Horlen and Bob Locker com bined for a 3-hitter last night hurling the Chicago White Sox to a 2-0 victory over Cleveland that extended their winning streak to four games Horlen scattered three singles before suffering a shoulder injury sliding into second base in the eighth inning Locker took over and preserved the victory with two innings of hitless re lief Gary Bel the losing pitcher gave up only three hits before going out for a pinch bitter in the eighth But the White Sox capitalized on his first-inning wildness for the deciding run Don Buford walked to open the game and Wayne Causey followed with a double Pete Ward was walked intentionally filling the bases and Buford scored on a wild pitch The White Sox added a run in the ninth against reliever George Culver when Ward walked took second on another wild pitch and scored on Tom single CHICAGO CLEVELAND ab bl ab bi By Dick Wade (Assistant Sports Editor of The Star) COLUMBIA MO The best summation of spring football game is that it must have been more fun to play than it was to watch The Tigers (Black and Gold teams) wait at each other with obvious enthusiasm but the true lovers of football were the 500 or so fans who huddled bleakly under an assortment of golf umbrellas while rain that varied from showers to a downpour chilled them First Units First 19-6 For the record the Black team won 19-6 This was as it should have in any kind of weather The Black squad was composed of at least the best 22 Missouri players If there was a bright spot it was the play of quarterback Gary Kombrink He displayed poise and confidence throughout something he lacked during the middle stages of last season Kombrink completed 5-of-8 passes for 59 yards He scored the first touchdown on a 4-yard keep and the third on an excellent 45jyard run Another sign of good things for the Tigers next season was the performance of the Black offensive line The standout was Mike Wempe the sturdy tackle Wempe Where Action Is Wempe caught the eye of the fans something unusual for an offensive tackle He wore a white helmet only because it was the only one that seemed to fit If you watched the white helmet toe ball carrier arrived at that spot more than 50 per cent of the time Early in the game toe Black unit used Russell Washington at the other offensive tackle When Washington and Wempe lined np side-by-side in an unbalanced alignment the blocking effect was sure and potent Whether it was the weather the blocking of the Black line straight ahead or something hidden in toe rain and gloom it was noticeable that the Black team made great use of toe straight dive play Repeatedly Black backs squirted through for gains of more than five yards Most successful and durable was Bill Powell the Black fullback who gained 76 yards in 23 carries He scored the middle for the winning squad on a one-yard smash in the second period Lischner Looks Strong Too Powell took over midway blocking through last season after a series of backs failed to fill the gap left when Barry Lischner was injured in the Illinois game Lischner his knee repaired by surgery in toe off-season was the starter for the Gold team He also played well gaining 23 hard yards in nine slashes at the powerful Black defensive line When toe Blacks were forced to give np the ball the panting chores fell into the capable hands of Steve Kenemore the sophomore halfback from Summit Kenemore averaged 48 yards on four attempts booming in succession spirals of 44 48 58 and 60 yards For those who care for figures the way the scoring The Black got its first on a 54-yard push in the second quarter Kombrink scored from the 4 on the 11th play of the drive The big play was a 17-yard gain by Larry Moore on a deep pitch from Kombrink Chris extra-point attempt hit the upright and bounded wide Then wifo 1:35 to play in the half Powell scored to cap a 67-yard 14-play drive Twice Kombrink hit halfback Greg Cook with passes back to the opposite side from which he rolled The first gained 12 yards the second was good for 15 The Black went for the 2-point conversion made it but a clip set it back to the 23 From there Flynn missed toe point Block Fake Spring Kombrink Kombrink made it an 16-0 game on the sixth play of the second half His 46-yard run was aided by a fine block from Moore and his own nifty move that faked off the linebacker Flynn kicked the point The Gold drove 62 yards for its on its next possession The score came on a 19-yard pass from Garnett Phelps to halfback Bill Schmitz who made a well-timed diving catch on the goal line That was it From then on the most important item was the time left The rain fell by the bucketful and the temperature just fell Getting frostbite at a football game may not be unusu al but it is when it happens in May By the time it ended there were more players in sight than ans The Missouri official statis-ician estimated the crowd at then he added might be a little BLACK GOLD First downs 14 9 Yards rushing 231 99 Yards passing IS 42 Passas 6-11 4-22 nteroaptions by 1 0 Punts 4-48 7-372 Fumtlse lost 4 2 ird penalized 55 40 ACK 12 7 0 19 GOLD 0 0 4 Kombrink 4 run (kick failod) Powell 1 run (kick failed) Kombrink 45 run (Flynn kick) Schmitz 19 pass from PImIds (kick failad) It Was Caspar Who Rallied From Sovon Back Last Year to Catch Palmer Then Boat Him in Open Play-Off Houston Arnold Palmer blazed his third sub-par round of the tournament yesterday and holds a shaky 2-stroke lead in the $115000 Champions International as Billy Casper came racing to Palmer's heels with a course-record 65 Palmer who began the day with a 3-stroke lead found himself locked in a familiar battle of champions with Casper for the $23000 top prize Palmer carded a 70 for a 54-hole total of 204 Casper was alone in second at 206 the best putting I've ever said Casper the Open king who was the 1966 A player-of-the-year and the leading money winner with $121944 He is only 18th on the list this year with $16676 and has yet to win a tournament in 1967 He used only 24 putts including 12 one-putt greens He sank $even birdies against only one bogey which came on the sixth hole when his approach shot hit a bunker He chipped 10 feet from the hole only to 2-putt He had one string of four birdies Jim Colbert of Kansas City carded a 72 Ins best round of the tournament for a 222 charge was reminiscent of the seven strokes he made up on the final nine holes in last Open to throw the tournament into a play-off which he won beating Palmer by four strokes Palma: has rounds of 68 66 and 70 nine strokes under par on the heavily wooded 7118-yard par 71 Cypress Creek course that has attracted the strongest field of golfing stars on the tour since the Masters At one point yesterday he was 11 under Casper had a 2-over 73 the first day partly accountable to a e-stroke penalty assessed when he lost a ball that hit a tree limb at the edge of the ninth fairway He followed with a 68 Friday Behind Palmer and Casper were Frank Beard at 207 and Harold Henning and Dan Sikes at 209 Bunched in a 5-way tie for sixth at 210 are Kermit Zar-ley Dave Marr Tom Wiescoff Ben Hogan and Dave Hill Bantam Ben playing some of his best golf of the year followed consecutive 69s with a 1-over 72 He had 17 pars His only bogey came at No 16 when he missed toe green Analyzing his round Palmer said looked like I might have really had a good round the way it started out Then my putter went He had birdies on 3 and 6 hit toe ball well off the tee and hit some pretty good he added get it as close to the hole as I wanted but close enough if I make the little putts It makes a just putt well at Palmer said citing bogeys on the seventh and 10th boles both on short one only 18 inches and the other 2 feet George Archer winner of this Greensboro Open got caught in a threesome with Hogan and Palmer He started out 4-under four strokes off the pace but had a disastrous 80 including a 42 on the par-36 front nine 28 2 4 1 Total 30 0 3 0 100 000 001 2 000 0 Buford Chlcaoo 1 Cleveland 1 Chicago 5 Cleveland 3 Causey Causey 1 IP ER BB SO Horlen (W3-0) 7 3 0 0 0 Locker 2 0 0 0 0 Bell (Ll-2) 8 3 1 1 4 Culver 13 0 1 1 1 OOonoghue 2-3 1 0 0 WP Bell Culver 2:32 A 4472 ELftDIO BY ft NECK Give A Hoot Finishes Second at Sportsman's Park Chicago (AP) Eladio ridden by Earl Van Hook defeated Give A Hoot 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tra-squad game winding up spring drills The Red squad included toe top-rated defensive team while toe Whites were assigned the top offensive team Patrick a sophomore who was held oat of action last fall to preserve a year of eligibility quarterbacked the Reds to a 16-0 first-half lead He was transferred to the White first offensive team in the second half and helped spark it to a 14-point Sooners Whip Alumni In Spring Grid Game 4 CAR PAINTING comeback in the final quarter A forenoon rain ended by game time and about 5000 fans turned out for the game which served as final spring exams for nearly 100 players Coach Bob Devaney said he saw some improvement in his offensive lines which had been causing concern but was not altogether satisfied with toe progress made this spring in installing toe formation Ernie Sigler started as toe top White team quarterback but traded with Patrick after the tough Red defenders led by Wayne Meylan and Jerry Patton kept toe Whites in check through the first half A spectacular 30-yard pass Patrick to sophomore Buster Yannon of Steubenville got the Reds on the scoreboard first A 41-yard field goal by Patton hiked the Red lead to 1(M) before the first quarter was over and Charlie Winters added a second-quarter touchdown on a 4-yard run A 30-yard run by veteran Ben Gregory pot the Whites on the Red 15 in the fourth quarter Two plays later sophomore Joe Ordtma took a Patrick pitchont and ran 15 yards to score A penalty nullified a successful Ordu-na kick and on the second try Orduna ran for a 2-point conversion A 58-yard gallop by Gregory ended the White scoring 95 LET OUR 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE WORK FOR YOU 24 All Cars Water Hand Sanded All Cars Chroma A Glass Masked All Cars Painted With Paint That Can Matchtd From Coast to Coast All Can Baked With Infra-Radiant Heaters Gives the factory liko finish 3 Years Writton Guarantee Over 20 Tsars Experience CLOSE-OUT COLORS BIG DISCOUNT ON BODY FENDER WORK Shotts was the leading ball carrier with 57 yards in 15 carries Warmack who finished he game with 55 yards on six carries got 50 of those yards on the first drive Shotts got the touchdown from a yard away Owens sophomore-to-be plowed across from the one for toe second score on the first play of the second quarto- A 44-yard punt return by Joey Grayson set the drive in motion The final touchdown came after Dave Frazer blocked Tom punt on toe alumni 12 Owens again scored from toe one Renewed Vigor was $5 to show KANSAS CITY CAR PAINTING CORP 1051 Burlington Mo 2 Blocks North ASB Bridge HA 1-0121 in Leading Scores Houston Golf Norman Okla (AP) Steve Owens sophomore tailback scored two touchdowns and veteran Ron Shotts added another as the Oklahoma varsity defeated the alumni 21-0 in the 19to annual spring football game Owens and Shotts were only two of many backs used by Chuck Fairbanks new head coach in his first appearance at the Sooner helm Fairbanks filled the vacancy left by the death of Jim Mackenzie March 28 The game was dedicated to Mackenzie Varsity quarterback Bob War-mack whose first-half scampers helped guide the Sooners to their 21-0 half-time lead was named the outstanding back End John Roller was chosen the top lineman The alums with such veterans as Bobby Boyd Bobby Harrison Calvin Woodworth Clendou Thomas and Ron Hartline never got their offense started Warmack took toe varsity on drives of 87 31 and 12 yards for the scores David Terrell kicked all the extra points Yankee 300 Hit by Rain FIRST IN SERVICE VARSITY 7 ALUMNI 0 14 0 0 21 WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER SERVICE SPECIAL Alt 10860 lONTGOV ERY WARD Arnold Palmer 68-46-70 204 Billy Casper 738-65-206 Frank Beard Harold Henning 2W Dan Sikes Kermit Zarley Dav Marr 2 0 Tom Weiskopf Davt Min Ban Hogan Charles Boodv 70-72-69-211 RWT Ginsberg 70-70-71-211 BH Maxwell Lionel Hebert Homero Blancas 21 3 Don January Rex Baxter Jr 214 At Balding 71-73-70-214 JuNttS Boros 2 14 74-70-71-215 1-73-217 Indianapolis (AP) Steady rain yesterday washed out practice 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