Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 12

Tage 4 DECATUR HERALD Decatur, Illinois. Thursday, June 26, 1980 Turner wins three straight in Cup trials Briefly Speaking Sports Skeet, trap shooting lessons at Faries Park The Decatur Gun Club and the Decatur Park District Recreation Department will co-sponsor a series of seven classes on skeet and trap shooting. A meeting of interested shooters will be held at the Faries Park range July 7 at 6:30 p.m. and a schedule for the classes will be drawn up at that time. The classes will deal with shotguns only and will include a basic course on skeet and trap shooting, gun and ammunition selection, safety techniques, shooting psychology and proper shooting form.

Students may use their own shells if they are approved by the instructor or they may be purchased at the club. Cost of the seven-week program is $17.50 per student and $35 for shooting supplies. Contact the Decatur Gun Club, 423-6831, or the recreation department, 422-8535. Nelson Park to hold members-only event The Nelson Park Golf Association will hold an 18-hole, members-only golf tournament June 27-28-29. The tournament is sponsored by J.J.

Moran and Sons Funeral Home. Golfers can play their 18 holes on any one of the three days. Illinois recruit Jenner has broken arm CHAMPAIGN (AP) University of Illinois football recruit Kris Jenner of Mascoutah has a hairline fracture in his left arm, his father says. Jenner, who was scheduled to compete in the Illinois Basketball Association all-star game, will miss the contest Saturday at Bradley University. The 6 foot 6, 210-pound Jenner injured his arm while skiing in Colorado in May, but it did not require a cast.

His father says the right-handed Jenner has been throwing a football for several weeks and will be ready for football practice in August. Five Olympic boxers to fight in German meet NEW YORK (AP) Five members of the Olympic boxing team head the roster of Americans competing in a dual meet July 2-5 in West Germany. The matches with the West German national team will be held in Berlin and near Frankfurt. LEE TREVINO heads the field of the $300,000 Danny Thomas-Memphis Open Golf Classic which starts today in Memphis, Tenn. Trevino, second-leading money-winner this season, has won the Memphis tourney twice and been runner-up three times.

(AP Laserphoto) OUTDOOR drive in 1 The Olympians include middlweight Charles Carter of Yakima, light middleweight James Shuler of Philadelphia; light heavyweight LeeRoy Murphy of Chicago; lightweight Joe Manley; and heavyweight James Broad, both of the Army. Olympic track team to compete in Philadelphia EUGENE, Ore. (AP) The U.S. Olympic track and field team will compete against at least nine other nations in the Liberty Bell Track and Field Classic in Philadelphia on July 16-17, it was revealed Wednesday by The Athletics Congress and the University of Pennsylvania. The event will take place at the University of Pennsylvania's Franklin Field, site of the Penn Relays and of the first United States-Soviet Union outdoor dual meet in the United States in 1959.

So far, the nations committed to the Philadelphia meet are West Germany, Kenya, Canada, Barbados, Bermuda, Israel, Norway, New Zealand and Swit zerland. The meet will be the second phase of international summer com petition for the American team. The first and third phases will be in Europe, beginning with a meet July 11-12 in Stuttgart, West Germany. Other meets will be in London July 13, Oslo July 15, Rome Aug. 5, Berlin Aug.

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Beck reaches Drysdale golf final SPRINGFIELD Sam Beck of Decatur has reached the final of the 43rd annual Bob Drysdale Open golf tournament at Bunn Park. Beck meets Mark Young of Petersburg in the 36-hole match play final today. Beck defeated three golfers to reach the finals. He defeated Brian Stephens 3-and-2, Paul Baisier 2-and-l, and first round medalist John Schaefer 3-and-2. The tournament is sponsored by the State Journal-Register.

Faries Park golfer shoots hole-in-one Leroy E. Pfile, 324 Point Bluff used a six-iron to register a hole-in-one on the 185-yard No. 12 at Faries Park golf course Wednesday. The shot was witnessed by the Rev. Alvin W.

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THEY SQUEEZE. THEY'RE READY TO PLEASE. 2:00 SUNDAY THURSDAY CHILDREN FREE (AT ALL TIMES) THE FIRST EPIC HORROR FILM Jack Kroll, Newsweek Magazine NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) The losing streak ended Wednesday for Ted Turn-. er as the successful 1977 America's Cup defender skippered Courageous to three wins over Russell Long's Clipper in pre- liminary defense sailing trials.

"Can't lose them all, you know," said the flamboyant Turner, assessing his day's work on Rhode Island Sound. It was a dramatic turnaround for Turner, who had lost six of seven races since the trials began Saturday two to Long and four to Dennis Conner aboard Freedom. Turner's margins of victory were a I whopping 1:37 minutes in the first race and 20 and 28 seconds in the second and third races, repectively. Turner's re-t cord for the trials is 4-6 and Long is 2-5. Conner is 6-1.

Shamhart to enroll at Millikin Mike Shamhart, all-conference and all-city football player from Decatur Eisenhower, is among three athletes who have informed Millikin University Coach Merle Chapman that they will enroll at Millikin this fall. Also announcing their intentions were Bob Brenneisen, 6 foot 2, 210-pound all-area fullback-linebacker from Clifton Central, and Ken Carver, 5-11, 165-pound quarterback-safety from Chatham Glenwood. Shamhart, a 6-3, 195-pound tight end and defensive tackle, also was the most valuable performer in track and holds Solo sailor sets transatlantic race record NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) Moxie is no longer just a word for guts and perseverance. It's also the name of a sleek, white-hulled trimaran whose skipper, Philip Weld, finished the Observer Single-Handed Transatlantic Race in record time Wednesday.

The 65-year-old retired newspaper -publisher sailed Moxie across the finish lline off Brenton Reef Tower at 8:12 la.m., just 17 days, 23 hours and 12 min-rutes after setting sail from Plymouth, England. broke the record, set in 1972 by rAlain Colas in Pen Duick Four, by -about two days 14 hours. "The message I'd like to convey, if I -have a chance, is that preparedness is Jail," said Weld of his solo sail. "It is the prepared who have the "chance to do it as easily and comfortably as I did." Weld, of Gloucester, was first sighted in the fog about five miles from the finish line, sailing with Moxie's port pontoon riding high out of the water. Grinning, waving an American flag looking fit.

Weld gave a thumbs up I sign as he sped toward the finish, es--corted by a small armada of pleasure -boats. Moxie reached the line, the sight-seeing boats tooted their horns. CWeld, wearing a blue and red safety harness and a tan sweater, tooted back on his hand-held air horn, signaling the Morse code letter for victory. None of the estimated 100 other competitors was in sight. "My Lordy.

I've been preparing for this for 10 years," beamed Weld. "I've had a couple of bad shots at it, and you know, the third time never fails." Asked if he encountered any problems. Weld said a halyard gave way but was easily replaced. "I think I was covered in every department except an unmerciful thing; I 'didn't have the right size dry cell batteries for my tape recorder. So posterity is spared that." Was Weld bored sailing 17 days by "Well, I've never had boredom as one my problems," he answered.

"My -God, I've been working a 20-hour day. I -really have." Weld said he would make up a sched-ule early in the morning, listen to BBC race reports, and then monitor several weather forecasts. Weld, at a news conference on Goat Island, dedicated the race to Colas, who was lost at sea in the 1978 Route du Rhum solo race. Reading from his log entry of last Saturday, Weld said: "Breaking the record was in the cards. While you (reporters) have been 'watching the 12 meters (America's Cup yachts) doing the same old thing a drill in driving stage coaches the best brains have been heaving this race." Weld said he could not credit 'great seamanship" for his transatlantic vic- tory.

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