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THIRTEEN DAILY rANTAG RAPII, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1SS4. THE TIME FOR A CHANGE Beal Maintains -A WCU2 THAT Area Grid Champs Flounder Corn Belt Loop pwc Wcccx w5w IKS; rx -rv om5) va ta ycvAWZSj upa bait cp Sxcapp-' rS Surprising Redbirds Point Scoring Lead Chenoa Only Team Likely To Retain Title To Trip to Mt. Pleasant Bill Beal of Normal Community continues to set the pace in the Corn Belt Conference scoring race Normal's coming of age process something out of a football club with 26 points. and the fact that Central will be continues to grow in stature. And However, NCHS has finished its as it does, so the conviction con smarting lrom their unexpected conference schedule and Beal could loss to Western State.

Struck is tinues to grow that a remarkable be overtaken by Ed Powell of very likely to feel the full impact group of young men are operating of the latter. Teams as fast as in red lersies at the Teachers High, Bill Bartosik of Trinity. Bob Polston of Clinton, or Chuck Lind- College this fall. BLOND IE i GOING TO BED I "ii OH.DEAP-I DROPPED 1 I MOW ABOUT 1 1 wOfsCC0 DAGrVOOO-KtSS ME MY BOBBY PIN MY wvfv YOC Central, don't have two bad days in a row. Latest accomplishment, of course, is a 19-6 victory over a De However, Normal has always quist of Pontiac.

All four backs have one more league game to play and all are within striking distance of Beal. Kalb team that had just licked been able to score on the Chips and if their defense is as tight as Southern and Beloit and which was By ROGER CUSHMAN Pantagraph Sports Writer It's been a bad season for last year's area high school conference champions. Chenoa, riding the crest of a 19 game winning streak, appears to be the only school likely to repeat last year's title performance in the Midstate Conference. New kings have already been crowned in the Corn Belt and Illini Valley conferences, and the four other area leagues figure to follow suit. St.

Joseph has replaced Fisher as the standard bearer in the last year of the six-man football Illini Valley. Trinity, which like Chenoa had always dangerous, although never Wilbur Hany, Gridley halfback. it was Saturday, the Jelley clan is still out in front in the Midstate seriously in the running after Nor may not run as wild as they have mal had scored its first touchdown individual race but had his margin on some occasions. and converted successfully. cut last week by runner-up Lcm THERE is a lot of emphasis on Clark of Chenoa.

THE REDBIRDS refused to let defense everywhere today and that Clark scored three times against De Kalb's early counter worry will be the picture at McCormick El Paso while Hany was held to mw immmcri Kvd them, but immediately went to field all week as the Birds drill one TD at Minonk-Dana. Hany has work and went to town, it could for their Saturday afternoon en be added. a lead of 20 points but Clark has two conference games left in which gagement. won 19 straight games and two It "used to be that a football Coach Edwin G. Struck achieved this victory without the services Corn Belt flags, succumbed to to overtake the Gridley ace while Hany has but one.

team would encounter only two de Normal Community last week to of his captain, Roger Francour of fense but today a coach must re- Cnvitz, one of the finest Virgil Van Derryt, Piper City end, has a five point bulce over give the Ironmen this year's title. Gibson Reign Ends MARY WORTH TT V- g3 1 first imprksions Of 1 rt pare for a dozen. The two old de competitors in the school's history fenses, seven-box and seven-dia New champions are assured in and Boone Hammond, his big mond are now only two t)f many Dave McKinley of Chatsworth for the Vermilion Valley scoring honors. John Lannon of Saunemin is GATHER THAT A. CDTTAIN LADY CpAX WRONG, MR-NOteL! Z- PQRT'-rM ilig THING 6.

IT HATftSS jTRIEOTD WARM UP I ONE OF My BEST 7 -7- ffX I IN you tca: 7TXl sophomore center from Quincy. the Vermilion Valley and Wauseca that every football team must face Francour may be ready for the conferences, although both races almost every Saturday and must could end in ties. game Saturday at Mt. Pleasant, in a three-way tie with two Onarga players for third place. be ready to adjust their offense and likewise Hammond.

That will Onarga Community has clinched for each week end. This means Bob Wise of Rantoul seems to give him two more able hands. a tie for the V. V. title, and has that more and more coaches are have cinched scoring honors in the only to defeat Piper City this week now devoting two-thirds of their THIS is the BIG ONE for the Wauseca Conference while Henry for a clear cut title.

A loss, how time to combating all the tricky Birds although as matters now LeGault of Chillicothe is far out offensive moves. in front in the Illio. CORN BELT stack up, it is very likely that 5-1 will at least get any club with ever, could open the door for defending champion Chatsworth, which would have to win its remaining three games for a tie. Forrest could also gain a tie if TD PAT Tl The Normal squad didn't get its customary day of rest Monday, Struck workiner for an hour undpr that rating, a share at least of Real. Normal Com 4 Powell.

U. High the conference banner. 2 2 the floodlights a rather unusual bm-tPm1 The tough part of this week's 2 1 0 0 0 Onarga stumbles. assignment is the long trip to Mt The two year reign of Gibson procedure at Normal but a wise one. Burton.

Normal Com 2 Polston. Clinton 1 Lindquist, Pontiac 2 Pleasant, which usually takes City has come to an end in the Wauseca Conferece. The Grey hounds are buried in fourth place BOWLING BAWLS with two losses and have no chance MIDSTATE TD PAT Hanv. Gridley Clark. Chrnoa 6 Doran, Fair bury 4 i Lindsey.

El Paso 4 0 Glowacki. Minonk-Dana. 3 3 Ioerger. Minonk-Dana ..3 2 Wagner. Chrnoa 1 14 at catching the two front runners, Rantoul and Paxton.

1 dbirLJSr immu 587 Good for Him VERMILION VALLEY 1 roti vri TD PAT Tl V. Van Derryt. Piwr Cv The race may end the way the Rantoul-Paxton game ended early in the season tied. The pressure is on Paxton in its game with Hoopeston this week, because Rantoul has only last place Onarga Military School in the way of an unblemished conference slate. Two Have Hopes Farmington of the Illio and Mt.

I McKinley. Chatsworth Lannon. Saunemin Gibson, Onarga Harris. Onarga Dennehl. Onarga Fink.

Onarga i Monohan. Chatsworth Lloyd Kincaid Rolls Way Above His 160 Average WALSECA TD PAT T-l 3 51 2 20 3 18 3 0 18 2 2 14 Wise. Rantoul Sargent. Hoopeston Lawson. Hoopeston i Brooks.

Hoopeston Tobin. Onarga Military I ILLIO TD PAT Tl LeGault. Chillicothe 7 By JIM BARNHART Pantagraph Sports Writer A 587 series isn't one of the best in the business but when the bowler has a game average for the season of 160 it represents a ter Lucas. Tremont 4 Eureka 4 Foecker. Morton 4 1 25 LIL ABNLK v-( kamely-to git to to a sartim itdtake us a do 1 0 MIM MARRIED UP, WVOM, SV.EXT SOMEOJE.

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Farmington 3 rific boost in morale for him. aSADIEHAV I xm.r CXACK SIZL.V HE STOMPS J-AOY, 11 KINS DAY.r.r Xfz2JC--r LT CC -1 Tr? ARGUN: CWT SOMEOJE Sf Stock Car Driver Dies Lloyd Kincaid, who bowls just to get away from the two jobs In Racing Accident that he handles, racked up a 587 series while performing for the WINSTON-SALEM. N. Zion of the Soya still have chances of repeating last year's titles, but their hopes are slim with undefeated teams ahead of them in the standings. Chillicothe and Maroa can clinch shares of those titles this week by winning.

Both will face tough opponents. Chillicothe has a 5-0 mark in the eight-team Illio, and Maroa is 1 in the seven-team Soya. Maroa faces Lovington, tied with Mt. Zion for second place in the Soya, and Chillicothe will meet Tremont. Chenoa appears to be in no danger of losing its Midstate title.

It hasn't lost a conference game since 1951 and should hold that record for another year, at least. The Redbirds include two of the weaker conference teams in their three remaining league games. Boston Celtics Edge College All Star Squad epsi uoia team in me iuonaay Louis Figaro. 38, of 3013 Irving evening sportsmen League at Park Chicago, died here Mon Savidge Bros. day of injuries he received in a If Kincaid hadn't turned in a 167 stock car race Sunday at North I Lloyd Kincaid I wmsmfo effort in his third game he would Wilkesboro.

easily have rolled a 600 series since he started with games of 200 and 220. Former Millikln Grid Captain Dies in Wreck Had 252 Once "I'll never get that high again," tigaro was In eighth position when his stock car veered to the top of a turn and rolled over a bank. The top of the car caved in on him. He suffered a fractured skull and severe brain damage. The death was the first in the history of the North Wilkesboro Speedway and the first of the year in North Carolina.

NANCY I I I I WHAT'S I I I KNOW I'LL FAINT IP GOING ONI THIS MAN CALLS ME ERE-1 said Kincaid. "For one thing, I don't work on my bowling and ROCHELLE, ILL. JV- Martin L. Epperson, 24, who was 1952 football captain at James Millikin University, was injured fatally Sunday when his car struck a cul then I don't worry about my scores. Once I rolled a 252 game BOSTON (JV-Easy Ed MaCau- in the Oil-O-Matic tournament at Pat Harkins and I had a 637 vert on U.S.

Route 51 south of ley dunked in a set-up with nine seconds remaining to cap a 43 series for Pepsi years ago but ifiRochelle. I hit 165 I'm satisfied." Knnorsnn a Ktnrlpnt at MrCnr. Honor First Woodland High Football Team point fourth quarter surge as the Boston Celtics edged the College Kincaid works at Eureka-Wil- mick Theological Seminary, Chica- All Stars 107-106 Monday night in liams during the day and repairs LONG POINT (PNS Wood an exhibition baksetball game at and sells television sets in the land High School's first football! Boston Garden. go, was believed to have been en route from Kings where he served as pastor of the Presbyterian church to Holcomb where he was to have conducted service. evening.

"I never get to bed be The Celtics, trailing as much as team was honored by the parents of the athletes in the school cafe 16 points midway through the teria Wednesday evening. fourth quarter, went ahead for the The team closed the season with fore midnight because of my work and that's where the bowling comes in. I have to rush around on Mondays and Fridays to make it to the alleys but I'd go nuts from my work if I didn't bowl," 1 1 1 i first time since before the half, one tie and four setbacks. Ralph STETi ROPE1 105-104, on a pair of free throws Prep Football Results High Freshman, 14; Pontiac Freshmen. 0.

Hart and Lyle Kennedy of the by Bob Cousy, who got 17 of his Times Press of Streator spoke at Trinity rrosh-Sophs, 12; rtormal Frosh-Sophs. 0. the banquet. explained Kincaid. Just a Normal Bowler "I've never done too well in the 25 points in the final penod Rib Injury Sidelines Washington Player rTODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: tournaments.

Buck lever I guess. And I don't try anything different JUNIOR EDITORS from the average bowler when I'm on the line. I use a four step approach something between a walk and a waddle. I'd probably SCORE THE GAME WASHINGTON, D. C.

(U.P.) Chunky (Slug) Witucki, Washing- ton Redskins' offensive guard, suffered a cracked rib in the New York Giants game Sunday and will be out of action for at least two weeks. The Redskins also feared that halfback Harry Gilmer may be quit if I could see myself," joked A the 47 year old Kincaid. ihree splits in the lb game spoiled Kincaid's bid for the 600 SPRISSVS POP ioalO LJ JUST V- tLSEE A LOT MOREkl (POOF1) Tup .6 (wish YOU couU)H stars'N that when A sidelined indefinitely with an ankle injury. X-rays revealed no break series. He also missed the fourth frame in both 200 games.

Three consecutive strikes is the longest string posted by Kincaid in the THIS WAY -8 30 (wins) va7- 7 POINTS 6 6 points 5- 5 POINTS "4" POINTS --3- 3 points 2 2pouJTS 1 1 POINT but Gilmer was limping badly three games. Jim Sebeny, who bowls for the Silver Dollar in the Evergreen League at Savidge Bros, on Friday evening, was another kegler who was way above his -average last week. Sebeny sports a 158 average but had games of 184, 213, and 171 in compiling a 568 series. Phil Swadley, McDonald Manu HEYi KIDS! LOOK! Special Sale NOW YOU CAN ENJOY A BRAND NEW BIKE WITH 110 MONEY DOWN facturing Co. bowler in the Ever green League, spoiled his chance for a 600 series with a third game 0 VIC FLINT U- AVVFE JiMMV IS TWEBS AM ACS I MAAAvJ L- VJ I CAST 5 A PWJWk, CfZ HOTB.

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ii ir -ixj Sportsmen League standings. Fabst has now won 18 of 21 games. Pabst topped Wichman Produce of by one pin, 776-775, last week. Paul Grosse's 10th frame split gave the Saybrook crew the and 1.15 per Week victory. Only Four Deer Hunters Die As Utah Season Opens SPLN FOR GAME Here's as exciting game for two that's eay to make ami play.

Direction: 1. Using dishes to trace aroand, draw three separate circles oa a piece of cardboard and cut them oou Make one circle aboo.1 five inches across, one three inches and one two inches. Have mother help yon cat a small hole in the center of each circle, big enough so the circles can be slipped over round pencil. 2. Divide the ih ret-inch circle into eight equal parts, numbering these from I to 8.

On the five-inch circle draw a heavy arrow. Notch the edges of the two-inch circle. 3. Wind a rubber band around the pencil above the eraser. Slip the larger circle over the pencil so it rests on the rubber band.

Next, bend down the flaps of the two-inch circle and slip' this on the pencil. Then put on the circle with the numbers. his top circle should be able to spin freely. 4. Each player getshree spins.

Hold the pencil is one hand and spin the top circle with your other hand. Score according to which number stops in front of the arrow, adding the score after each spin. All the numbers are worth face value, except Number 8, which is worth 30 points. The closest player to 30 or the first to reach 30 in three spins wins the game. (Violet Moore Higgins; AP Newsfeatures) IO-Z6 SALT LAKE CITY.

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Officers reported some hunters had trouble driving out of hunting areas Sunday night because of slippery, muddy roads. Rescue crews were sent after them Monday. At least 10 other persons were injured in hunting accidents. Halloween is this Saturday. Tomorrow's feature will show you how to make your own decorations..