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Pantagraph, Bloomington, 111., Thursday, June 11, 1959. YOU TOO, ALEX AN DER- I UP I VDUP CLOTHES Vit: (AND STRAIGHTEN VOUR ROOM 15 rVrTxwAMT Pw, ABOVE YOU A P-JSs-i CLEAN ITUP 4 VY V-VRjTCLEANfP UP I jT TVr: 'CI UP VOUR ROOM ''mmmKm I s-Sf" ft If i Theis, Handley Boost Averages In Minors Play Joe Theis and Lee Handley boosted their batting averages during last week's minor league baseball action but Alex Cosmidis had his mark drop another 15 points. Theis, former Bloomington High School star now with Raleigh in the Carolina League, had four hits in 13 trips to the plate, inflating his average from .294 to .297. Handley, State Normal luminary playing with San Antonio in the Texas League, collected six hits in 17 times at bat to send his average from .331 to .333. Cosmidis, former Wesleyan player, collected two hits in nine trips as his average dropped from .341 to .326.

Jim Hansen, Wesleyan bonus pitcher who was with Des Moines, pitched six innings for Carlsbad, N. in the Sophomore League. Hansen didn't figure in the decision but gave up four runs on five hits. Jim walked four and struck out two. Area All-Sfar Outfielders These three players will be patroling the outfield for the Area team Tuesday night in the third annual Pantagraph All-Star Game.

Left to right are Max McPeek of Clinton, Jon Cavanaugh of Clinton and Jerry Wulf of Octavia. COACHES' CLINIC Emphasis on Defense Proves Hit at School for Mentors C5 a 3 Police Chief Says Leonard here, dropped in from Park Forest for the final day of the clinic. He coaches the linemen and handles wrestling at Rich. JIM SMILGOFF. for 20 years Hurt in Fal the most successful baseball coach in Chicagoland, pointed out in the course of his four lectures By FRED YOUNG There was a day when most of the instructors in a coaching clinic devoted most ol their time to discussing offense, but that day is past.

"I came down here to learn some foothall," one gridiron director said here Wednesday and I feel that my time was well spent for Jack Mollenkopf cave me an insight into just what he is trying to do at Purdue, and has succeeded so admirably. "Offense is all the same," the man said, "defense wins the games and we got a little of this in every lecture with no holds at the clinic here. He kicked many a precious point for the Boilermakers last fall and will' be sorely missed from Mollenkopf's squad when the roll is called in September. Bob McMurry is Mitchell's successor at Sterling High. F.

J. Mc-Inerney of La Salle, who has been coaching at La-Salle-Peni Is Russ Ahearn's sue-cessor as basketball coach at Streator Township HS. Mcln-erney is a Western Illinois University graduate and has been very successful as a coach. Ahearn developed a state championship team at Hebron seven years ago. Gene Hall of Galatia, who LOS ANGELES ID Boxing promoter Jackie Leonard wasn't slugged by hoodlums he blacked out and was hurt in a fall, Police Chief William H.

Parker said Wednesday. Leonard had said he was attacked because he resisted underworld efforts to muscle in on the contract of world welterweight champion Don Jordan. But after Parker disclosed the results of his investigation, he quoted Leonard: "I can do nothing but go along with you." "It could have been that in his semiconscious condition he may have believed that the people who came to his aid at the time of Wednesday, how he handles a sqad of 51 men and keeps every boy busy and there is no wasted time. This alone should have been worth the cost of the trip, for it is a fight against time in both high school and college. BERXIE MITCHELL, Illinois Wesleyan graduate and longtime coach at Sterling, is now head football coach at Fresno, Calif, where Howard Millard located, and his top assistant is Bill Townes, an SIU graduate, who coached at De Kalb until last fall.

SKIP OHL, the Champaign lad who did so well at Purdue last fall, is in barred, so I feel well repaid for my time and money." Almost every coach in attendance at the clinic had the same report to make. GEORGE EGOFSKE, onetime Trinity mentor, now at Rich Township who did a tremendous job at the parochial school when handles basketball at Sterling: Township High school feels the' depression is over at the White-1 side county school after three lean years and is hopeful that 1959-60; may be a better year. Hall and Sterling's football coach attended the fall were assailants. "In the light of the known eligible for this fall, it was learned YOUNG'S YARNS threats to his physical well-being, it is easy to understand the basis for such an impression. "Thus, there has been experienced a most amazing coincidence that is 'one for the the clinic at Normal Wednesday.

Ken Olson, former Bradley athlete moves up to the athletic di- TWtrvrshin at thp npuf Maino Fact put 'the can't miss" label on Har- Hi hool at Plaines. wnere mon, and you cou.dn buy him for Gaston formpr louay. ine -same guys: mentor wjU coach this year. wno maae a misuiKe on ruuiurew may be making the same mistake again today. A number of the coaches attending the clinic here will also take in Cliff Wells' school at New- Cardinals Choose Site For Minor League Base ST.

LOUIS tf) The St. Louis Cardinals have consolidated spring training for their 12 minor league clubs at one base Homestead, Fla. Business Manager Art Routzone mux castle, July 30-31-Aug. 1. head basketball McCall of Flora is moving to.at WaM University, New Or- Monticello in the fall as Iresh-man-sophomore football coach and leans.

La. lor many years conducted this school at Logansport, Ind. said Wednesday night the Red- Don Richard, who played cen-1 ter for Pim Goff at Normal, and is now coaching at Kankakee Junior High School and Delores (Dodie) Chandler of Kankakee were married Sunday in Boulder, Colo. The bride is also a Normal graduate, In the death of Dr. Robert Browne, Illinois' faculty representative in the Big 10 for many years, the state university lost a real champion of amateur athletics, who was always working to keep things in balance no mean feat in this day and age when some of the boys lose their heads and talk about Cadillacs, for the muscle men, Answer to J.

H. B. George Huff had an undefeated baseball intramurals director. They say in birds will tram in Homestead, 30 Urbana that Lyman Larson, their Among the coaches spotted In the big miles south of Miami, for at least ereat weightman is headed for crowd at McCormick gymnasium the next five years. weanesaay were Boo Jonts, streator, Dartmouth but there is many a boy who changes bis mma De-iprmceville, Don Dell and Earl Simmons, tween June and September.

The both of Gibson city, Harold rrymire, Bill Sergeant, Metamora, John Big Green alSO has its ClUtCheS, Mom of Pekin, Don Morris, Alleman SOMETHING NEW IN BALL GLOVES on Larry Bailey, ace Champaign hn hayr.OakC Richard Stephens wn: Fred Whims, DanvUle, Bob nign naunacK donn wu, an LI Iifl IBUT tWIU PROMISE. I i I III IUJW TO FORGET THAT 2 -Al l' JffM i MM. WORTH "-IF I NO ANGIE Ji YOU DID THIS V. ArU I WN5 IET YOU OUT-Will VOU N0'ftNQIt- ZL: i I I't JJ S. GIVE ME YOUR WORD-NOT I.

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CLUB, LIKE THESE GOOD INVEST?) 6TICVS.7 7 BICYCLE X(OUTA TH' ROAD, I If lW HOW FORTUNATE I WAS a SYLVESTEt? 1 I LC il WONDERING WHAT I reT uU jiYJ 2A WELL, HERE I H-HETnOT SO ROUGH 0 I iM SCARED) rSr WrARE, I WH-WHAT5 WRONG --f-1- CrJ (Willf vou eoTTA icgLAX- I 17" what oo you 'j? say VOU A I tIAM OSCLIN' LSrTHgMONATS I SAY TO THIS, NS5 )fc OVWEAP 15 6P61UNI Pill OUT WHAT VOU CHURCHY? I VOU OT SPOTS I tfM OUT THAT VOU IS i IS UP WP20NTOP Jt, i 6TlUUCOMFU50PyTHgawe5TlONAAAR. Trk Vil eVfv'; other Urbana athlete will attend White, Iowa City. Iowa: Tom Walt-house, WilJowbrook; Palatine; Joe Dhant, East Moline; Kent Funk, Mo-line; John Wren, East Moline: John Bowline. Cresrpnt Citv: Boh KraiixhAar. Williams college, Williamstown, alma mater of Sen.

David been: Jacksonville; Leo Helpstrine, Grays- Davis Missouri has laKe; hod Avery, Areola rl. u. Koott, Oblong; Al Allen. Shelbyville; George nine in 1910. John Buzick pitched working southern and central 1111 nois Vigorously and the Tiger re- Baptist St.

Charles; Tom Johnson and cruiters are said to have Murphys-1 Braksich, Saunemin: Leo Vitali, Ma-boro's Kin Lavender and 1 m' hornet; Pat O'Donnell, Elkhart; Wayne Des Combes, Middletown; Tracey Raines, aS Well as Centralia Lewis. Washburn; George Ashworth, lor the 10 nine and could win on Friday and Saturday alike. He was the boy who bested Pat Page in that famed 17 inning game at old Illinois Field in Urbana. John Atchison all under contract One Of Bump Elliott's big old Hutchtns, Frank Chernsak and hopes for next fall is Bob Brown, BOB Frala of who has son of the Michigan football captain in 1925 and an All-American choice as a center. Young Bob is an end.

Watseka will lose Lawrence Hasbareer, one of Its been an assistant coach at Niles Township HS at Skokie the last three years is Hubert Tabor's successor at Belleville THS as head football coach. Frala was 10m moDit, mi. vernon; ueorge rim. Armington; Mark Cheurich, Young America; George Keist and John Anderson, Kewanee; Dick Dorsey, West Aurora; Don McGinn, Newman; Paul MeGarvey, Jerseyville; Bob Maxeiner, Thornton Fractional South; Chuck Rol-inski, Toluca; Paul Siron, Wilmington; Bruce. Sandborn, Bill Osness, Kankakee: Tony Juska, Rich woods; Tom Innis, Virden; James Luallen, Herscher and Charles L.

Taylor, Hoods. Rawlings Announces the First Really New Glove in 40 Years See It in Our Sporting Goods Dept. a member of the Illinois football! loP uua ji, squad for three seasons but never tne novlng utl, Russ Deason, one of the STU lettered. stars of two' decades ago, who Reynolds SlqnS handles track at La Grange HS is confident that Jim Nelson, his.XAJlL Tinor-flA ace pole vaulter will clear 15 feet VT 1 1 'y' val by next spring. He clearded 11-6 as a sophomore, leaped 11-8 as a junior and then 13 this spring Notre Dame gets Bill Kunz, Notre Dame Academy's promising An acute scarcity of stick-out players has put the pressure on the ivory hunters.

Most of them feel that If they get one major league prospect each year, they have done real well, and we heard last week about a scout (still on a major league payroll) who hasn't signed a boy In five years, but his club feels be has earned his salary, because he has kept them from wasting a lot of money. 6-8 basketball center the Illini have been fighting for all spring. BASEBALL GLOVES By Rawlings, MacGregor, Spalding-Autographed by Stan Musial Mickey Mantle Bill Mazeroski Ed Matthews Richie Ashburn Willie Mays Bob Turley Del Crandall Plus Many Others Priced This lad hit 49 per cent of his HAMILTON, ONT. -W- Halfback Billy Reynolds, National Football League rookie of the year in 1953 when he played with the Cleveland Browns, has signed with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Big Four Football Union. During the 1954 season, Reynolds' last before a military stint, he set club records for returning the most kickoffs (14) for the most yardage 1n one season (413).

Reynolds returned to the Browns in 1957 and spent last season with the Pittsburgh Steelers. shots this year. Schakel, Alleman's 238 pound lineman has accepted a grant-in-aid at Nebras ca ka. Tom FreehiU of Melvln, who finishes at St. Josephs college More kids are playing baseball Collegeville, next month, will serve as assistant coach at St.

Teresa High in Decatur next year than ever before thousands more but how many great prospects have you seen in the last few years? Just look right ut on friend says that life is no loneer a bowl of cherries. It is a bunch of raisins-raisin' heck, raisin' kids and raisin' money. Rich To Direct Royals CINCINNATI Judge Carl W. Rich of the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas was elected president of the Cincinnati Royals professional basketball team at a meeting of the board of directors Wednesday. Twelve players who were on the Chicago Cubs' spring roster have been sent to Fort Worth in the American Assn.

Complete Line of Equipment for Jr. Legion Baseball SHOES Rubber Spikes Steel Spikes GLOVES LOUISVILLE SLUGGERS BASEBALL PANTS CATCHER'S EQUDPMENT the field. Thpy all look alike. Two or three of them may have something extra. The fact that the minors have declined in number means that the ivory hunters are raiding the high schools and colleges more frequently, They'll pay any price for an exceptional prospect but they don't want a lad unless he has major league promise.

Signing 'em is much easier than finding them, they all agree. The front offices are putting more and more pressure on their scouts and many of them drive four to five hundred miles a day. Where they used to sign 'em and Facts LINE WAS ItllNOIS NATUHA1 GAS mail COMPANf Getting dretisd to go out in a thin wisp of NATURAL GAS KELP SIIPP0R1 JR. LIWH Ensma hope they'd develop, they know they'll be out of a job now if they sign a "donkey" and give him some money, and it was not unusual in the case of Weslcyan's Dick Burwell, that as many as 2 four scouts irom one club were in the stands, giving the Litch field lad the up-and-down, or what 4 have you. Most of them are under orders tosign no one that does not show signs of going all the way.

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Main 2nd Floor Acrtloo clothing. She will be well dressed. 111 kin fullback from Nebo, 111 rr Everyone had a shot at him last ynr at Chattanooga but no one.