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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 11

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Tho Pantograph A-ll Bloomingtn-Norml. III. Aug. 24, lHt Woaciffo Warns Nats Clout Twins Detroit Plans Protest Of Haywood Signing rim wi ywri MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL line single in the decUlvt three.

(AP) Big Frank Howard run third set up Ken McMullen's lashed his 40th homer and three two-run single. 1 1 1 a When the National League leerm. mi hoe mm booked in ball parks fMt svmmer. other hits. Including a bunt sin- scored what proved to be the riurjownrrs gcr logruirr aoun 10 name Warren Giles' successor, alo Lf I rt I Ka in crista.

Can IiiiiUii mm a DtnL DaAta the Lil Association and the Nat mi DETROIT aTl University. Calihan said he Itopwl III I Two world record holders "17' 7. Ve7 T. dun be too surprised it an football League. Detroit officials prepared to Pf0(est "it in moij tr uic imiuieq uri inters Kruunaer I I.

1 loot-t Haywood kaid he Gibe Paul, who has served both Minnesota Twins Monday night, for a 4-1 lead. fnrm.n. rmlm t. tk vra 4 Kreemera UTWg I ne aRreement barring The ii retire from track Oliver tn hit SI. i the ataiing of college players uumd with 4v.11,.o.

Ivr. mth ratMINOTON MINNttOTA rUM todav tha limine of in. uii month. The last date Is at nowaro homered into the left uway ine ngning oi thev ffmdual. Similar In ard mother won have to 7 -u rwl (K i I tA tiM IT 1 -ll I Vl I.

1 1 a cwikM ilia uwwmi i i VMIt 1 1 1 (m soft hi. f.w i 4 1 4 I Ohm i I I iiuidn inj v.f iiibiiu iiuuj, iuae lanoc. la u. ocamon is 1 lyj mi-H Ik. cer Haywood by the Denver iltnce iui tne National Basket- week Vwun to III! KnkM 4f IVM I I I mm Ik S'ioo MM wn-H dcr Pranch Rickey.

Paul's first Merchant Marine Academy and i i i a a i kvi.aa aria iik hub i nan a Miitraia ll0f 11 ant tit AM til wr rt 0rr rt (tuwil acimn K.ncwt a Basketball Association, but theyi RochMU'r' 'pro football team nest summer.) Added flUUM flnp of the proposed pro- pMAmm him brk 6 aamiii uumms International League history. jfcssional track promotion has UlDS KOSter fWn DKI ISIIilialiiAiiff I till ftll A AUUu. II. LH. i.

a 0 aL. a I 4 I 4 I OCvnca a pit OiMtwi pa aV.allB kaL MaA Uw MArlA AaWmHi frAtn Mftnilt VAHriAf lA nrlL u.ha MfillM (karft ia lltila CHICAGO (AP) Johll "The boy has sirned a 4tUI Total Mill I I IWW professional contract," Athletic Sunday at the now Oavor Downs, Dol track, prtdicttd dent, and his selection ui the cinder sport as a career. jHairston. a catcher, first base- Wltti Director Bob Callhan said of Monday that tho United States Auto Club's spocially; would meet with approval man and outfielder, was hrnucht nn from Tamma Monday. "I donl think there my possibility of getting him LOS MatiuraMa built championship race cars would never run there both magnates and players, ogoin.

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back. Wt hope this situation Hairston takes the place of in-L will try and get the NCAA to oaottfl nrni ant tlA a.ilwaM.a4e Ia4w so as SO 'ill tail fielder-outfielder Jimmy Quails i i v. wuu waa piacru un uic uiaameu tnanc from this type of thing, so It doesnt happen again." list because of a jammed right The track steeply banked and rated the worlds fatttit ane-mile race course. "These cars are not built for thee high banks," Brawner said. Cars driven by Andrerti, Lloyd Ruby, Al Unstr and Wally Dallenbach were wrecked in practice and in the race.

Ruby and Dallenbach were hospitalised. "This is ut a bad setup," Brawner said. "Why our officials went ahead after seeing it, I don't know. lit a i VorflMrtoa Lombard's great all-around Ev4Mp SwtHMen wfio ImM the major league speed record for years, after graduating from San Francisco of the Pacific Coast league to Cincinnati, has keen named to the alt-time tan Francisco team by coast writers along with Joe DiMeggie, Harry Mailman, Babe Camltli, Tony Lasseri, aloe Crenlw new president of the American league, Willie Art Heege of Peoria, 11, is the Latest addition to tho WitcontMi football staff. Peoria has long been Bedger stronghold and every year half deson or so beys go to Madison.

Haege is a St. Ambrose graduate. shoulder. Calihan was glum about the U-Ds basketball future this season without Haywood, who V0LKS17A6EN "There is high speed, na escape and no communi cation, Browner contended. "If they do schedule John widmar is the new led the U.S.

team to a gold medal In the IKS Olympics and gained All-America laurels in hit aopbomora season here last year. Haywood reportedly Jit" i LLL another race there, they'll ut have brief cases. They principal of Cairo High School, won't have any I He was at East Pike at Pltta- LJ Big Corp field a year ago. Widmar is an signed a 1250,000 contract with "SMM one Ucol Toaat Eitro Kamm, Dutch author and Lofty CDeul. Swanson, who Is now postmaster of Galesburg, is a brother of Dave Swanson, State Farm vice-president in charge Hutson, Herber ISU graduate.

Max Parkin, the sany baseball comle writes from Albuquerque, HM that he is still tearing the minor aw.rrtwt UooniiaM the Rockets last weekend, giving up his remaining two years of eligibility. ABA President Jim Gardner, Interviewed by telephone, said the pro league "certainly" didn't want to offend colleges of auditing, and former Opan ta tan. Man. Thnt Pri. Wesleyan diamond captain.

Top 1930's Team Adelph Younf, 1101 W. Washinglm hookad this 3 S-pound cars at Mm McLoan County LandfiH lake wtst of Bloomingtoii Monday. The fish was inches lonf. Pantograph Photo and universities but insisted. "We didn't seek Spencer' NEW YORK (AP) Receiver eight of his 11 years.

if. tf I rVin Hi it enn nnrf nnaHprhnrlr I Th tIMfsn nam imjiiiuuu vui. nc HUKii u. i ptjyei, lumil: ENDS lArnie Herber, who formed the 194), Chicago Bill Hewitt. "He came to us with fircl rrrAnt naccinry rAmKlnatlnn ftMnre.

PhiiatHotlahla FioIm. interest in olavine JTl rZTT- VoS. Hut; or. GrMti Biy Pack' Gartwr said. "The boy, inthJsL ayto an aH-1930'8 team x-Gcvittll Timlty.

1937-30, 140 Chicago it. i rr rii T- memorating the Nationa Foot-; carSJni help and we helped him. He anniversary" GorM TACKLE! Chrlilrnscn. 1931-31. eortt- Arnie Tests Hip, Wins With Nick The two Hall of Famera, wholTrMW-uth r- lurn, nas neipea our league, we think he's going to be a real ihMr falont tAcrpthr 1 10 Lion.

Edwards. 1932-411, x-Albert CTurHl superstar." brought for the Green Bay Packers, Washington Redskin. Rill I A 14JA. RrAIVfft Riwla. mm T0 a 0 mm 4 4 EXTENDED ONE MOBE WEEK FOR THE HOLIDAY TRAVELER! TIRES FROM THE SIDEWALK TO THE ROOF-MORE THAN A QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF QUALITY GOODYEAR TIRES.

THE GREATEST SELECTION OF TIRES UNDER ONE ROOF IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS. were among a ayers nameaier, oreen bay pgace. xJ Stydahar, 1934-42, 1945-46, Chlca- the second of the decade Beart. I GUARDS teams honoring the outstanding Grover toxi Emerson, 1931 port-players of the NFL's first Lions Bwlv" CGntury. x-Oanny Fortmann, 1934-43.

Cltlcao nold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus rarQO UerailS proved they still can play out- standing golf as they defeatedlOllinSVIlie Tn rninmpmnrnfp Irint Sfl1 Charkti (Burktt) Ooldenberg, 1933-45, fAvrAw vn iTDft7r 10 commemorate tnai Green Bay Byron Nelson and Jug Mc-I Spaden 3 and 2 in a handicap id. a' years, the NFL, with Simon and en N.D., won iiviaiv ci. sM hAn rcMTco match on Dub's Dread course 3LI U. ri IS IfUlIllTtllllla' it UlHItV ican Legion Region DaseDall, vAor0 SHOP EARLY FOR BETTER SELECTION. PICK YOUR TIRE-PICK YOUR TO CHOOSE FROM.

Mel Hein. 1931-45. New York Giants. George Svtndsen, 193507, 1943-41 Green Bay Packers BACKS I x-Cllft Baltlts, 1932-37, Washington Radsklm. x-Earl (OutChl Clark, 1911-32, 1934-M.

Baattlg Feattier, 1934-40, Chicago Bears, Brooklyn Dodgers, Green Bay Packer. x-Arnie Herber, 1930-40. 1944-45, Green Bav Packers. New York Giants. ifll1! punVteelWtor7of opening Thursday at Hastings, lhrough Mlectlon Qf flye 'decade teams leading to an all-Fargo posted a 5-2 victory Ume AU-NFL team.

Monday. lit was Palmer's first test of his aching hip since he quit the PGA tour Aug. 15, and he said it bothered him some during the match. He was doubtful about when he might return to the GOCDjtfR3 over Collinsville. behind the Hutson and Herber made the i GreeB $135 $10" pitching of Mike Zavorsky.

Col-1 T.I tmirnnmpnt mtita oass a major weapon in thel Cecil Isbell. 1938 Green Bay Pack a ma or weaiwn in thel ecu labeii. 771-14 I2.U14 luaiia run iinsvme cnaiieneeo in tne en. 650-13 Aiphonse (Tuffy) Leemans, 1936-43, iiTtntxut IHCM Ml New York Giants. x-John (Johnny Blood) MCNally, 1975- Nelson and McSpaden, top when they the TnJ golfers of the 1940s, had a handi-(against reliever Mark Monson 1 'SSSS- cap of 50 yards on each hole be- vZt reer.

481 "cepUons 7,991 Mi waukee Badners. Duiutn Eskimos, ncm iax BLACKWAll 4 PLY NYLON TUBELESS Thb On of Tha Una Ivy in Pottsville Maroons, Green Bay Packers, BLACKWALL 4 PLY NYLON TUBELESS Thb Om al 1h Biml Ivy kt Mi DUl COU1Q IKK SCOre. 1nn Pittsburoti Pirates. Pittsburgh Steelers enuld not seore. L.

ya'US (Bronko) Nagurski, 1930- cause of their age. Palmer and Nicklaus' best- ine imnois leam iea in ine downs. Herber, Whose records o.Van tlrnna. IfH.H 1014. 1914-47.

St. iirsi mmng wun a single run, are incomplete, passed for 8,033 Island Staplaton. New York Giants. WHITEWAILS M3.9S PLUS 1.7 TAX WIITtWALU OPftT'j ai MOIL bail SCOre Was 65. hut Varan iratpH nair In tha yards In the air.

1 i sewina anu auucu mice ruiio tii 1a.Ii vth k. ,1.. uic ci a ui uiic-uiavwvu iuvi' GOCrJBC) S25-14 Wn wem me u.SIh.m:, wua actuay wgs speclall8U. QUALITY SERVICE No Job Too Large or Too Small! Country- Wide Service a receiver without equal during The victory gave Fargo a 5-1 nis career and the innovator goodyeas $1715 775-15 BLACK WALL 4 PLY NYLON TUBELESS. IMt mctllanl bvyfuH Kit prica b6.1J.

WHILE THEY LAST I BA, ww t-aH tournament record and left U1- wh0 was the first olaver to de BLACK WALL-4 PLY NYLON TUBELESS. Bit 'aiUIMfllirrlllra lUvr HnsvUIe 5-2 in the y. velop a full repertoire of fakes. Fargo brought its season record Before him receivers merely flkSa aW mmm malb RbUM art MOJO. wmu mn ust to 48-10.

had run straight mutes to thpir Nicklaus shot a (9 on the layout that rates more than 76 strokes. He missed one green and had one bogey. Palmer and McSpaden each had a 7L Nelson picked up on the first nine and shot a 44 on the back nine. A crowd of about 1,500 saw the benefit match. a Johnson Wins Shooting Title LE ROY Ival D.

Johnson of R. 2, Le Roy won the State Champion Over-all Gun Class aat the Lincoln Park Gun Club in Chicago Sunday. A total of BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 1 rW TOCHqOSS-i GOCDjrilC) GOODmn assigned area, but Hutson de- I veloped the technique of what is CraTti1i it'll now called the pass pattern. He, opv llal 1 was so far ahead of ni8 Ume as lllinors State's national8 receiver that he led the NFL I 1 100 W.

Market St BloomiitgtoB, Dl. Pboa 967-6115 $19'i $1795 anaa anaa 775-15 560-15 BOM Hi baseball championship I featured in the current issue of the NCAA News, the offi WHITE WAll4 PLY NYLON TUBELESS. If- I 1 BLACK WALl-4 PLY NYLON TUBELESS. INi a nat vob. FvH bfl prk S26.S0.

WHITEWAll ONLY MORE TMi an cial publication of the National Collegiate Athletic 102 competitors entered the event. To qualify for the competition I coody A MM a contestant was required to shoot a 4.10-gauge, a 22-gauge, ay ay rwoui 3' 1M ouHtonding twy-ThH SpweW Twida tnod km at $41.10. fco. ood CTAIC I Wida-WhH Strip. Hinory tot th nad.

TlVtJ X(OnlrANw) and a 12-gauge shotgun at 100 targets. Johnson received a trophy UooDjffEtt POLYESTER Association. Coach Duffy Bass' Redbirds won the NCAA College Division World Series last June at Springfield, Mo. It was the first national sports championship for ISU. The article noted that the Redbirds "convincingly throttled the apposition," "pointing out that ISU hurlers Bun Capra, Bob Gractyk and Paul Sparry gave up just two earned runs in the three-game series sweap.

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WWU tMW 1AST, and patch. Dowler Leaves Packers' Camp GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) POiTntAM icua. H78-I 5-A BIG TIRE FOR A BIO JOB fMs) fJH fWrtsjPJI laroVlfWtttt' e0y OtooaV MtRlirHt S34.fl A amu Wide receiver Boyd Dowler walked out of the Green Bay I (Mbiga at 1270 mm tkm. WhO.

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and did not show up for a team meeting Monday night A spokesman for the National League Football League team confirmed reports that Dowler had left the camp, adding he did not take part in drills. Dowler is one of several Packer veterans who reportedly have not signed a 1969 contract. Thw Him cwi a aiica at S4S.83 073. nut tiyuMoa UTtflONM IXC154T IACH. nus stitraa mmm Bjum mM mmmmmm mMmMmmmmmma mmmmLmmm.

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