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Still Unbeaten Joel Has Tissue Habit NB I cVVs ijsz i.mmmmkjWimmnttsaimb JUNE 9, 1967 P.M. By Associated Press Joel Horlen, off to his fin est start, is chewing up op posing hitters almost as fast as he is tissues. Tissues? Unite Sox right hander, who ran his record to 7 0 with a 2 victory over Boston in the first game of Thursday doubleheader, attrib success to tissue chewing. He says chewing gum bloats him and tobacco makes him sick, so he chews a couple of wadded tissues while pitching. "It relaxes me." he says.

His hurling, aided bv his chewing, cave th vhtn Sox a split when they lost Baltimore's Curt Blcfary Two Strangers in CWS; Cage Coaches Selected barely beats out his bunt Bobby Knoop falls as he me mm iinvwa nidi uaseuian uvn mincner. MYiuui iin rrosn Devancy Juggles Cornliuskcr Coaching Assignments for '67 PAGE 15 Hall, and the New York Yankees blanked Washington, 6 0, in the only night game. In the National League, San Francisco tumbled Cin cinatti, 8 5, Atlanta beat Los Angeles, 5 4, and St. Louis halted Houston, 6 2. Horlen, who lowered his earned run average to 2.01, Milford, coach Buck Edwards takes over at Norfolk.

where Jim Riley resigned to go to umana Westside. And Bill Beiver moves from Huntley, to replace Larry Whiting at Chadron Assumption. Whiting will coach Ainsworth next winter Yugoslavia took the lead in the round robin World Basketball Championships by rallying past the United States, 73 72, giving it a 4 0 record. Russia trails with a 4 1 record and the United States owns a 3 1 mark A syndicate headed bv Pot ter Palmer, a major stockholder of the Atlanta Braves baseball team, has purchased the Harlem Globetrotters for $3,710,000 Horse Racing Furl Sail, one third of the way home in quest of New York's Triple Crown for three year old fillies, bids for the second leg on the featured Mother Goose race at Aqueduct Saturday. vAKSARBEM RES' ULTS Saturday Post time, p.m.

First race. pare 83.10s. 3 year eM, rlaiming price 8 furlongs. Royal Nose (W hi ted) us Sam The Bear io Boy) Biloxi's Gem Ihihara xlOS Cosmic Vee (No Boy) no Bomber Lad (Lopez) ,115 Silver Joy (Porter 112 Run Zag fNo Boy) ....112 Quick Song Munell) 107 Mira Lee No Boy) 107 Miss Molecular (No Boy) no Balcony De. (Fleming) ...107 Goyas Ace (Benjamin) 112 Also Enola Girl (Hancock) 107: Sur Le Champ (Ishthara) Open Belle (No Boy) 110; Tahitian Dancer (No Boy) 115: His Future (No Boy) 112; Saygo Now (Whitcd) 113.

fterend rare, pane S3 4 yesr olds and up. claiming price 83.500. furlongs. Shepardx Dream (Ray) Wendi D. (No Boy).

no Katomba (Rollins) 110 Molly Doon (Caniglia) Vobiscum Porter 1 trit Galla Deb (L. C. Peck) .113 inventure (Jones vim Albuoueroue Maid (Na Rov) no llanora (Hhihara) iim rs Texas (Fleming) 113 Royal Refrain (No Itov) nn Captain Mio (Barnes 113 vna Last (Hancock) 113; True Doctor (Mundorf 110. Third race, mime Nebraska krrd 2 year elds, allowance. furlonn.

Swede of Norfolk (Ray) Compiled From News Wires Only two of the eight teams paired in the 21st annual Col lege World Series, onenine in Omaha Monday, will be mak ing their first trip to the NCAA baseball finals. Three of the entriesOklahoma Stats, Arizona State and Ohio State are former national champions. Ohio State is the defending champion. Rider College of Trenton, N.J., Middle Atlantic Coast champion, knocked out three time finalist St. Johns in District 2 playoffs, which the Broncos swept in three straight games.

Two of them were over St. Johns. Auburn made it over three time finalist Clemson with a 6 5 victory in 13 innings which featured two homers by shortstop Scotty Long, his third and fourth of the playoff series. Auburn has a 29 7 mark for the season. Rider will meet Boston College at 6 p.m.

on the opening day and Auburn will meet Ohio State at 2 p.m. the defensive line and Jim the backs, the linebackers have been sort of like orphans with no one working full time with them. George would work with them part of the time and Jim part of the time. "But we felt that particularly since we have gone to a defense with three linebackers we should have a man assigned to the m. Linebackers are a real important part of defense." Melton will be assigned to the linebackers.

In his five years as freshman coach under Devaney, Melton's teams have won 12 games while losing only twice. Fischer, who moves into tne job vacated by Melton, LINCOLN, FRIDAY, the nightcap, 7 3, remaining Vk games behind league leading Detroit, which took the day off. In other American League action, Cleveland tripped Minnesota, 7 5, on Max Al vis' two home runs; California edged Baltimore, 6 5, on homers by Rick Reieharrit Jim Fregosi and Jimmy Sports in Brief Stanford and Houston open the tourney at 11 a.m. and the final first round game at 9:30 p.m. matches Oklahoma State and Arizona State.

Chicago White Sox pitcher Dennis Higgins underwent surgery Thursday to repair a detached retina in his left eye. Doctors say he will be in the hospital for another week or two Fords dominated practice runs for the LeMans 24 hour endurance race Saturday and Sunday. New Zealand's Bruce McLaren, last year's winner. turned tne fastest lap ever with an average of 147 7R m.p.h. in a Mark 4.

7 liter Ford BatkrtlKiU Basketball coaching assign ments have been taken at three Nebraska high schools. Lee Penner, who coached Marquette to the Class state championship in 1966 and went to Norden, in 1967, will succeed Tex Harvey at York. Gives nau penect iuo scores in the 16 yard portion of the Directors Shoot, but fell short in the handicap firing with 94 and 92, respectively. Columbo. Turner and Beerman are the big names among the juniors and sub juniors, but there are more neophytes soon to be heard from.

One might be Kevin Irwin, an 11 year old Central City lad who was shooting at the practice trap while the top gunners were firing for keeps down the line. He walked away with an .1 noway Boots (Homing) 114 Spunky Bill (Madrid 114 Mrs. 3. C. (Loper) 109 Shoe Laces (Whitert 122 Bob's Barrington (Mundorf) 117 a Gold Command (Lopez 114 Imaking (No Boy) 117 a M.

H. Van Berg stable. Inc. entry. Feartk race, parse 12.900, 4 year elds and up.

claiming prtre $3,000. 1 miles. Miss Hardi (Ishthara) I.a France (Ktinitake) 109 Beau Baker (Whited) 114 Little Gap (Fleming) 117 Earl's Polly Jo (Munsell) 114 Classie Claws (Rollins 114 Bingen Silk (R. Hon eh ton .114 Best Endeavor (L. C.

Pck) 109 Count Tern pus (Mtmdorf) 114 Flftk rare, purwe 13.500, 2 year eMs. allowance. furlenn. lu. .1 I In Buick Open Hot Putter, Wedge Get Goalby Going chomped down on Red Sox hitters with a six hitter in his fourth complete game.

He didn't even get through one wad of tissues. The game lasted only two hours, 18 minutes, and he claims he gets 2xk hours from each chew. "I guess this is my best start since I had an 18 2 record for the Alpine (Tex.) Cowboys in 1958," he said, recalling his semipro days. "The excitement of getting off to a good start wore off when I reached 5 0 but it's still mighty good to stay unbeaten." The only runs off him came on Carl Yastrzemski's run scoring double and Joe Foy's homer. But Gerry Mc Nertney's first homer of the season with none on and a two run blow by Ken Berry offset that brief Boston show of might.

With Horlen giving his jaws and his arm a rest, the Red Sox erupted for five runs in the second inning oi me second game that started Gary Bell to a sue cessful debut with Boston. Bell, recently acquired in a trade with Cleveland, scattered nine hits, and Chicago could only touch him in the first inning when Tom McCraw singled in two runs and in the ninth when Ron Hansen homered. i Meanwhile, the Red Sox jumped on Bruce Howard in the second. Russ Gibson and Bell each singled in a run, Foy doubled in two and Yastrzemski singled home another. Yastrzemski also hit his 12th homer in the sixth.

Alvis gave the Indians a good start and a rousing finish as he opened the game with a homer and then climaxed a four run ninth inning with a two run blast, his ninth. In between, Joe Azue homered and Chuck Hinton tripled home Alvis, who had singled, for a 3 1 Cleveland lead. But the Twins knocked out Ed Connolly, just recalled from Portland, with four runs in the eighth before the Indians and Alvis came to bat again. gress as a marksman, however, his vaulting will be done as a shooter. Directors Shoot 20fl targets.

100 at 18 yards, 1M at handicap distance) William Johnson. 99 96195 Bueford Bailey. Big 98 97195 Jim Columbo, Omaha 100 94 194 Dr. William Angle. 99 95194 Lawrence Fritz.

Adams 98 95 193 Al Behrens, Lincoln 97 96193 Harold Plocke. North 99 94193 Meyer. 97 96193 aiH ChaPman, Blenco, Iowa 98 94192 Mle Turner. Omaha 100 92192 Kobert Gaylor, Omaha 97 94191 William Watmore. 94 97191 John Voss, Omaha 85 96191 Open Doubles Bueford Bailey, Big Springs 50 John Voss.

Omaha 4 Steve Thiele. St. Cloud. Minn 48 Jim Beck, Omaha 48 Ken Sedlecky. Alvo 48 Rusty Anderson, Belleville.

Kan 47 Dr. William Angle. Omaha At Lynn Goodsell, Council Bluffs 47 who perfected the Indianapolis turbine racer and diverted the horrendous exhaust, got his idea from the Offutt officers. It is known how Granatelli got interested in racing, however. Sweeney started it.

The story begins in a small garage on Chicago's north side just after World War II. Sweeney was desperate to find cars for racing programs he planned to promote. But racers were as scarce as the rubber, gas and metals needed to build and run them. A cab driver steered Al I'enny Plav (Fleming) Arkansas Red (Bohenko) Ski Tramp (Rav) Triple Creek (Whitcd) Rite (No Bnv Countess Marian (No Boy) Step in Space (Madrid) Diron Star (Kcoftey) Fasteddv (Lopez Loyal 'a Daughter (D. Rettele) .114 1 1 2 .119 ..111 ..111 .119 ..114 ,.114 ..114 114 for a base hit as Angels' has been assisting Melton with the freshman chores.

He was one of the coaches already on the staff when Devaney arrived who was retained under the new regime. Devaney, who also serves as athletic director, has also recommended to the NU Board of Regents that former Husker tackle Monte Kiffin be hired to assist Fischer with the freshmen. "We would like very much to have Monte on our staff," Devaney said. "He had done a real fine job in helping us, not only in working with the team, but also in our recruiting. "Monte also has had the respect of the players on the team." I Sam Carmichacl Wayne Yates Cobi iwanw Jerry Steelsmith 38 3573 38 3573 36 3773 38 3573 36 3773 37 3673 34 3973 37 3f "73 37 3673 37 3774 38 3674 36 3874 36 3874 38 3674 38 3674 Toscano aJim St.

Germain Roger Ginsburg Bert Yancey uoug Ford John Lively Fred Martin John Joseph Emit Esposito Rocky Thompson Bob Verwev Bob McCallister P.Prior 35 3974 40 3474 Bob Nichols 39 3574 Lebron Harris t.tK it Tom Weiskouf 38 36 74 Ken Venturi 37 3774 Chuck Courtney 34.4074 Sam Snead 37 3774 Terry Dill 36 3874 SL'I. IH" 40 35 75 Phil Rodders 36 3975 Bill Martindale 40 3575 Chuck Matlack 38 3775 John Cook 36 3975 Jim Wiechers 40 3575 RH fjke 40 3575 Jack Montgomery 38 37 75 Steve Spray 36 3975 Tom Cassidy 38 3775 crr 36 39 75 Jackie Cupit 39 3675 Dave Hill 37 39 76 Jim Keim 38 3876 Steve Reid 39 3776 J.C. Goosey 38 3875 Bob Lunn 39 3776 Randy Petri 39 3776 George Archer 37 3976 Harold Henning 39 3776 Rich Bassett 38 3876 aJohn Schroeder 42 3476 Rives McBee 40 3676 Mike Korich 37 3976 Monte Kaser 41 35 76 Stan Brion 38 3876 Larry Woods 38 3876 a Denotes amateur. Men's Softball Friday's Games AT MUN 7:15 p.m. King's Fine Foods vs.

Sky. line Farms; Bud Burmood vs. Kep Harding; Salem Oilers vs. NW Business Men; SalavaUon Army vs. Central Life; Bruning Co.

vs. Dellers. 8:45 p.m. CWA vs. Cortland: Citizen's State Bank vs.

Harper Ben's Auto Polish vs. Brunswick 1st National Bank vs. AIA; Fleming Co. vs. Modern Woodmen of America.

AT UNI PLACE 7:15 p.m. Lowery Power Equip, vs. Gerry's Soprts Shop. 8:45 p.m. Duffield Radio TV vs.

Psycotics. Car." This was done by installing 12 tubes with dynamite charges strategically around the machine. Everything was set for the "Rocket Car" except a driver until Andy volunteered. "We called him Antonio Granatelli," Al smiles. "And I think we said he was 'The Italian Racing Champion or something like that." Anyhow, so the story goes, the "Rocket Car" became a smash hit on the circuit although it was mainly for show.

Like Le Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney, in a move to give his defensive platoon more coaching help, has made some realignments in his coaching assignments for the coming season. Devaney said Thursday head freshman coach John Melton would join assistant coaches George Kelly and Jim Ross in handling the defensive platoon and actus Fischer would move into the job as head freshman coach. "We have had coaches working with the offense in Mike Corgan, Carl Selmer and Tom Os borne," Devaney said, "And we have had only George Kelly and Jim Ross working with the defense. "With Georee coarhintr National Cincinnati Jf San Francisco 50 21 St. Louis 2g jo Pittsburgh 26 22 Chicago 25 24 Philadelphia 24 25 Atlanta 25 26 Los Angeles 31 30 20 32 Prt.

Behind 3 .583 31 5V .510 7 .490 a .490 8 .412 12 i or 17 3j Thursday's Results Atlanta 5, Los Angeles 4 San Francisco Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 6. Houston 2 Only games scheduled. Today's Games .385 1314 354 144 (Nve 3 ucago iJggmtSiSP tn Pwtsburgh new Ynrir ir sh.u. 1 1 Atlanta (Johnson 4 4), night at rmfhJ2 i5is.teeB 7 5 St.

Louis Saturday's Games New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, night San Francisco at Atlanta, night Houston at Cincinnati Los Angeles at St. Louis, night Sday'' Games New York at Chicago. 2 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh San Francisco at Atlanta Houston at Cincinnati, 2 Los Angeles at St. Louis. 2 American Won Lost Pet.

Behind lietroit 31 iq Chicago 28 19 Baltimore 25 23 Boston 25 24 Cleveland 2.1 .620 .569 .521 .510 .510 .500 .490 .451 .412 5 5V 8 6 8'i lOVi 11 Minnesota 25 25 New York 24 25 Kansas City 23 28 Washington 21 California 22 32 Thursday's Rult .407 Cleveland 7, Minnesota 5 California 6. Baltimore 5 Chicago 5 3, Boston 2 7 New York 6, Washington 9 Only games scheduled. Today's Games Detroit (McLain fUfil at (Brunet 1 9), night Kansas City (Dobson 2 2 and Hunter 4 4), 2, twi night. Cleveland (McDowell 3 3 and Baltimore (MeNallv .1 1) at uim.i. (Chance 9 2) night Chicago (John 4 3) at Nur Vnrk (Downing 8 3), night Washington (Moore 3 2) at Rntrn rr.ni..

borg 7 1), night Saturday's Garnet Detroit at California, night Cleveland at Kansas City, twilight Baltimore at Minnesota. 2, day night Chicago at New York Washington at Boston Sunday's Games Detroit at California Cleveland at Kansas City. 2 Baltimore at Minnesota Chicago at New York, 2 Washington at 2 tllltllll IIIIIIIIM llllllll If IllUitJ I IIE1III lltllllltllllf IL By Chuck XL! 1 1 standings Central City's 11 year old Kevin Irwin practices marksmanship for state trap shoot. Youngsters Shine, Too Bailey Trap Notice Grand Blanc, Mich. (Jf) in a kven tempered Bob Goalbv aiaea dv a not nutter anri on even hotter wedge, was off and running Friday in his bid MT wit for top prize of $20,000 in the $100,000 Buick Open.

The 36 year old Palm Beach, golfer, once re garded as one of the most short tempered members of the PGA tour, shot a red hot 69 three under nar in the opening round Thursday. His feat was the more re markable since it included taming the 585 yard 16th hole at Warwick Hills Country! iiud, generally rated as one of the toughest holes in golf. Goalby put two tremendous wood shots together and found himself lying some 75 feet away from the pin. He wedged in front there for three. 6 His formula of no nutts alsn paid off on the 11th as he chipped in from 40 feet for a Diraie tnree.

Bob Goalbv Hugh Royer Frank Beard 373269 34 4670 35 3570 35 3671 36 3571 39 3271 35 3671 Allan Henning Lionel Hebert Bob Stanton Kermit Zarley Bill Parker Charles Sifford 36 3672 35 3772 40 3272 37 3572 Hex Baxter Gene Littler Tom Aaron Julius Boros 36 3672 Al Geiberger Fred Haas 38 3472 35 3772 38 3472 Kel Nagle jay Doian 3573 Mark Hnnkina 36 3672 39 3473 "ewenwit 36 3773 Mlk Souchak 39 34 73 BOD Johnson vt.ti: Dick Crawford 38 35 73 J. ivandero (Joe Sherman) Mm Sahra (Rollins) 111 Ah Miss sunalow (Barnes) 111: Gem. ini Jones (No Boy) 114. Sixth race, purse Sfi.ooo. 4 rear elds and ap, allowance, 1 mile 70 yards.

Starfwer (Jcnes xl07 Brighton Bullet (No Boy) .....115 Nestle Abbe (Trujillo .112 Nayhe (No Boy) 117 Mr. F'en Shrman) 117 Dr. Sunshine (Rollins 113 Jester J. G. (R.

Houghton) 120 Seventh race, purse $3,800, 4 year elds and up, claiminr nrice 6 furlonc. Ground Attack (Ishihara) Drafted 1'4 Grown Chief (Kunitake) ..119 Wait (Ine Sherman) 117 Park Trail (No Boy) 114 Tux Ts (RoHins) 1'4 Ripptune (Mundorf) 114 Jet Clove (Fleming 1 (4 Icekid (Porter) ......114 Do It Shudow (Whited) 12 Baca Battler (Madrid .114 Harbour Way (No Boy .114 Also Chefs Colufmn (Ecoffey) 117. Eighth race, purse J12.500. added. 3 year olds and ap, the J.

E. Davidsoa Memorial Handirap. 6 furlongs. Sunburster (Ishihara) 107 Gypsy Ben (Mundorf) Africanus (Munsell) log Black Fleet (Loner.) no Astaconda (Whited) 113 Lucky Hour (Fleming) no Vale of Tears (Rollins) 120 Ninth rare, parse $3,200, 4 year olds and up. claiming price $2,000, miles.

HueKpedera (Porter) ill Quicketia (Stauffer Prince De or dsh'hara) xl()8 Chalk Mark (No Boy) nil Miss Pitinat (Whited Hi Abbey's Crest (Jones) xilt Great Flares (Benjamin) 113 a Joe Fleet (No Boy) hj Chicle's Jaco (Mundorf) 113 Cover Up Again (Hancock) lit Greek Tar (Bohenko) ing Balajinx (Ray) "xlOS Moonaire (Fleming I a Joe Moon No Boy) 113 a nonert Codner entry. 5 pounds apprentice allowance. Friday Local Baseball Legion Midgets, CWA v. Crete, 6 p.m.; Legion Juniors, Ken Witt's v. Crete, 8 p.m., Sherman Field, 3rd and ooutn.

May's monster, the other drivers found that following it was like dodging Nike missiles. Now Granatelli is a big wheel in Studebaker Corp. and regarded as a great in novater for his efforts with the turbine car. The former "Italian Racing Champion" plans to build 10 to 20 more of the silent speedsters this year. Al Sweeney can't complain either.

Speed is his business too, and he predicts the turbine car will be a fixture on his own IMCA circuit in the near Sports Slate By DON FORSYTHE Doniphan It was veterans day, specifically Bue ford Bailey day, as the 89th annual Nebraska State trap shoot opened Thursday but there was indication that the younger set belonged, too. Bailey, shooting better the longer he stood on the firing line, shared the ton spot in the Directors Shoot with Bill Johnson of Hol drege and followed up with a nerfect 50 rnrk tnllv in the Open Doubles. Ti 11 1 an served as a warning to the other competitors that Bailey, the Big Springs rancher who has claimed all America honors many times is again the man to beat in any event in the four day meet. Bailey broke only 98 of 100 targets from 16 yards in the Directors Shoot, then cracked 97 from his handicap distance of 27 yards to match Johnson, author of a 99 96 count, at 195. His doubles pace was even better, his 50 being the first perfect score in the event in the last 10 years.

"They were just going where I was shooting," he quipped after his fine opening day performance. The younger generation, headed by Omahans Jim Columbo and Mike Turner and North Platte's Steve Beerman, also fared well. Columbo and Turner each Turbine Racing Sprouted at Nebraska's Offutt 88x100 round Thursday morning. 'That's my best," he smiled. "Dad (Francis) really isn't too interested in this, my uncle (Adolph Butt) got me started," notes Kevin.

He's been shooting for about a year. Unless he changes his mind in the next couple of years, he'll be spending a lot of his time trapshooting. "I'm not very good at football or basketball. I do like to pole vault, though," the fifth grader pointed out. If he continues to nro "It was at Offutt Air Force Base about 20 years ago," Sweeney recalls.

"General LeMay and some of his officers, who were real nuts on sports cars, came up with a crude idea of a turbine car." Crude is the word because, if the car was fast, it was veritable smog on wheels sort of a four wheeled Los Angeles. "It threw out so much smoke and flame it was impossible for any other car to run behind it," Al explains. Sweeney doesn't know if Andy Granatelli, the man Now that the turbine car is the fastest thing in racing since the female residents of Dogpateh on Sadie Hawkins Day, it should be pointed out the controversial "airplane on wheels" had an early prototype in Nebraska. This tidbit of racing folklore comes from the lips of no less an authority than ubiquitous Al Sweeney, long time president of National Speedways Inc. Al is in Lincoln to run off the Nebraska Centennial 100 late model race Sunday at grounds track.

siocK car the Fair three Italian brothers who labored inside. Al wasn't broke, but he was beginning to feel pocket instead of wallet on his hip. He had been kicking a gimmick around in the back of his mind and when he discovered the three broth ers Andy, Vince and Joe Granatelli had two ancient Fords, refugees from some long forgotten trip over Indy's bricks, his light bulb went on 100 watts worth. Sweeney turned on the charm, convincing the brothers to convert one of the relics into a "Rocket llllllllllllltfllf tlllllltllllTIIIIIIIItllf Itllltllllllllllll to the garage after expounding the mechanical marvels concocted by the i 1.