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PAUL HORNUNG Speaks In Madison HART SIGNED Packers Prepare For Bear Game GREEN BAY Green offensive back Willie Gallimore. National Football League O'Bradovich has a strep throat, champion Packers, after neatly Youmans. Neck and Johnson dispatching the Pittsburgh Steel- have leg injuries, and Gallimore ers and Dallas Cowboys, have be- has not yet rounded into game gun preparations for the exhibi- form after a knee operation. tion with the Chicago Bears in Milwaukee Saturday night. The Packers, who have rebounded veil since losing their Hornung Hopes He Can Rejoin exhibition opener to the College All-Stars, drilled for a half-hour Monday after watching movies of their 31-10 victory over the Cowboys in Dallas last Saturday might.

-6 De La Torre's 66 Paces Field In State Open MADISON Paul Hornung, Green Bay Packer halfback Missing from the workout was halfback Elijah Pitts, who suf-l MADISON AP) Milwaukee fered a shoulder separation in the Pr0 Manuel de la Torre used his Cowboy game and is expected to putter to carve a 5-under-par 06. IVI a or 10 davs. but held only a one-stroke lead IuCKGIj III Packers also added a play- as 11 entrants shattered par in er Monday, boosting the roster to first round of the 43rd 46. Signed was defensive halfback Wisconsin Open Golf Tournament. Doug Hart from Arlington State De la Torre, shooting for his suspended indefinitely by the Na- College in Texas.

He started the fifth open crown, found the range tional Football League for bet- training season with the St. Louis on the small greens of the back ting on games, said Monday nine of the Nakoma Country Club DE A KlI ITS PIT NED looking forward to the lifting ofi course, firing a 31. Regulation is rt AINU I tllrlEK the suspension next year. The Packers also heard Mon- 36. His round included seven Hornung said, just wait- day that five Bears will sit out birdies and two bogeys and he ing for the year to be up so that Saturday's game because of in- needed only 26 putts for the 18 I can rejoin the Packers, if that Juries or illness.

Coach George holes. is (Halas said at the Chicago train- As the 72-hole tournament, with The 28-year-old running, pass- ing camp at Rensselear, that a top prize of $500. headed into Cards Nip Giants, Play Dodgers Next By MIKE RATHET 1946. in what would be a fitting home from first base with the (Associated sporti tribute to the retiring Musial. the winning run in the last of the The St.

Louis Cardinals, who Cardinals took the first step Mon- ninth as Felipe Alou bobbled Tim last won a pennant when Stan day. moving into second place bloop single. Musial was a kid of 25. move into with an 8-7 victory over the It left the Cardinals games Los Angeles tonight for a show- Giants triggered by Ken Boyer's behind the Dodgers and dropped down struggle with the National pair of two-run homers. the Giants 612 games in League leading Dodgers after fin- Boyer's shots in the seventh and front of surging Philadelphia.

Tht (ishing off San Francisco with two ninth innings kept the Cardinals Phillies beat the New York blasts, a bloop and a bobble. in contention in a wild game that 1-0 behind Dennis Bennett's five- Seeking their first flag since ended with Julian Javier racing hitter tor their eighth straight victory. 4-PART VERDICT Butts Awarded Over $3 Million By Jury BATTLE ROYAL' ABOUT TO START Seven Wrestlers Eye Haystacks Calhoun Photo In the only other game scheduled in either league, Cleveland used a pair of three-run homers by rookie Max Alvis in consecutive trips to wallop Boston 8-3. The Cardinals, are expected to send either young Ray Sadecki or veteran Lew Burdette against the Johnny Podres tonight The Post brought out in testi- completed a sweep of court jury awarded Wally Butts mony that Butts had made tele- tbc three-game set with the a 3 060.00 judgment today in phone calls to Frank Scoby Giants in a ATLANTA A federal coach teams belted each other around until the decisive ninth. Neck, tackle Johnny Johnson and ing and kicking star addressed an overflow crowd at the annual kickoff banquet at Edgewood High School.

He asid that in making the bets he had forgotten the philosophy behind football and the responsibility players have to 1 WUIIv JlUpb "Tvir'to the dinner. Hornung Tomah; MelvmCI, told newsmen thatN his 1 but if I am reinstated I UniONO I NUmpn hope and pray for one good year the list includes defensive ends second round on the Ed and Maury You- yard, par Nakoma mans, defensive back Tommy course. Jackie Thomsen, a 26- Writer Sees Little Action At Mat Show Sports Ca arilium Tuesday, August 20. 1963 Delivered on RFD August 21 By M. E.

LIENLOKKEN Ionics were at stake when faced Tribune showtime Editor) with the performances of his trav- William Dixon is the director oi eling troupe which was augment- a former KenoThan the Melodrama Theater across the led for this event by Stan Kowal' river. ski, who can make faces with the 1 He is not a wrestler. best of them. Dixon does not, logically, belong year-old Waukesha assistant pro. was right on De la Torre's Thomsen, bagged three birdies and two in his round.

He in the writeup of a wrestling show In more or less rapid order, Neither does the ludicrous card there left, via the top rope as re- to restore public confidence in me. If I am given that chance, I will be very NORWALK, Wis. Lyle and took 29 putts. ySttutoS? presented in the Sawyer Auditori-jquired by the strokes off the pace, taking a par Lucas Hopes He Can Help Cincy Royals CINCINNATI (AP- onlv uianis in a game held up by fog his $10 million libel suit a businessman and gam- and rain for bours. Then the the Saturday Evening Post.

bier whom the former The Post had charged he was called a friend. a 1 involved in a football game fix. It also introduced testimony tied the 1 The decision announced from Dr. O.C. Aderhold.

presi- ha on a run-seor- at 10:34 a.m. held in effect thatldent of the University of Georgia J. Jle and the former University of Georgia who said he considered Butts Vn nit itK coach and athletic director was character bad hv IZ.T libeled by a March 23 story writ- In charging the jury, the JudSeiJo Toothpick for the Post by Frank Gra said a ruling should favor Butts JhamJr if the magazine had failed to 9 The verdict came after about 8 prove the truth of the article. 1 TlZr hours of deliberations. chief counsel.

William Qn mound In New York, a spokesman for Schroder had asked tor a Clay Blair the ed-substantial judgment, saying the pd itor. said. are very disap- Post had received $100 million in pointed and we are free advertising from the story. The courtroom was filled when' Veteran court attaches said the word circulated through bailiffs judgment was the largest ever and others that the jurors had handed down in a Georgia federal reached an agreement. court in a libel case.

The 4-part verdict first found in Norm Kowitz led Norwalk to a Veech and Jim Milward. also of jJlCOVUiCU III M1V aUUilUil v. 4 Ti urn Mondav night more McClarity. Mills, Kowalski, Hen- hope I can help Oscar and the Rutts- Jurors next ruled 1 crft good fun o'f fered in the Melo- nig. Karol K.

and Wright. The says Jerry Lucas. that he was entitled to $60,000 in ivenny i-une res 4-3 win over Tomah in the Wild- "I Theater each night; but ponderous purveyor of the art- cinnati is a coming team in the general damage. The third part UnanimOUS Victory while he JSte MUwatS Tad as diS might be a reason why slow moving Calhoun, assumed of the was that he w.s| McCarver then reached a looping fly that fell in right center and when Alou bobbled the ball, Javier raced home. Bennett, bringing his record to 6-2, outdueled Galen Cisco.

7-13. The game's only run came in the second inning on consecutive singles by Don Demeter. Clay Dalrymple and bobby Wine. Ben- waits out his suspension he The vfctory gave togue-leading auditorium the stance of victor for photogra- working out twice weekly and will TT mer champ. Puls is a former La step up the pace when practice isja 1 record second ha.f.

Crosse Slale College star and was '1 started by a high school in i. assistant pro at the La Crosse hometown of Louisville, Ky. He said he also is keeping busy working for a Louisville insur- fanned, lo another 0( the former win-1, Billed. as "muscles and may ---------------J ners. was well off the pace at 78.

anything but. The booed welcome of Joe Snyder, ref but two-time winner Bobbv Brue kids our neighborhood put up eree. is recorded of Milwaukee carded a 70 and more actl0n. fnee, any day of the The American Legion, sponsors week. the terrible still tie Norwalk for second half title.

Lyle Kowitz fanned nine batters ance 'agency '1 ihe and collected a sin- vision sports assignments. Ife and dauble ateJfor Norwalk. Norm Kowitz laced a double for the winners. show. Melodrama is closed on phers.

The pace of the evening probably was set when the recording of rm.ntrv Club And al the latter Place you can lhe National Anfhem was stuck in Mvin Krueger of Be- throw three parts of the score. And the Billed as and may-'report be complete until the Dick Sucher, another ex-cham- were Tomah pitcher Tom Ducklow MiiwankPsa 71 There New A 1 i had two hits, one a triple, and a former titlehold- sians- blustei- blit little else of the event, had a much better Rus- show July 4 NEW ALB IN WINS GENOA, Wis. win over Genoa injLoyal Grovestecn, Tom Reynolds ni8ht il "as 10 draw and EaqleS Gail) Share Archie Dadian. 1 1 la5e- respecUvely. against Urry Lucas est.

the Tri-State baseball 1 a and Kit Schleicher each had a crowned amateur king from Mii 'Jennig who came out even with waukee. had a 75 K- and Ivan who dis- pair of hits. Tomah 200 000 9 wauKee nan a Norwalk 020 001 010-4 7 2 Sdihcht of Mad- Qualified himself by elbow-rub- Ducklow and L. Grovesteen; L.i._ lost l0 Dadjan Don McClarity. ison, make-up game here Sunday.

Tim Spinner and Joe Fink had two hits apiece for New Albin, Orlando Pedretti had a double for Genoa. New Albin 002 120 14 2 Kowitz and Degenhardt. Genoa 300 000 3 6 4 ------Darling and Fuerhelm, Fink WILTON. to," la Ibis way from the ring to return (6); Mageland. Jambois (7', Beck a 13-1 win over Wilton in the Wild- vuth.n stnkinb distance of De la Venner and Beck, Wer-cat League here Sunday.

Torre and Lucas said: Eagles No. 2 edged Pepsi Cola the Royals in a makeup game Monday (0 uke wilh clevp. The Post quoted the I -s rsnt U- nett was only in the The 6 foot .8 entitled to recover on punitive SAGINAW Mich. when the Mets had former All-Ameri-grounds involving malice in the Lane finally has recognition as ners on second and thlpd tWQ ca at Ohio State publication of the article. The world lightweight champion, if out He out of jt stnk signed Monday to lourth decision was that the Cur- only in the 58,266 square miles of out Harkness plav with Cincin-Itis Publishing Co.

should and anxious to Aivis got hlUing su frQm Royals of in Punitive dam- fight Carlos Ortiz anywhere for who drove the other the National Bas- Gflc covenng the rest of the (W0 Indian runs with a homer, all Associa- 58-yeaj -old Butts and his globe. double and a single in support of tion, the team ee ma, ried daughters, who had can call me the chal- Pedr0 Ramos Ramos held his draft him throughout the two-denger, I said Lane (aggcd for onc homer bv. Frank rights but weck lnal- burst mt0 tears- 'after the Michigan ver- Malzone and two by Dick Stuart attract his inter- In an artldc last sPrm8- the sion of the lightweight champion- an inMde-the-park job outpointing Paul Arm- national league a unanimous 15-round san trancisco i LOUS 13 camo Sanford. Larsen Bolin Hoeft same (g, and Bailev; Olbson. Shsnti '61.

Taylor Schults z.r A Jonea and Lane, the World Boxing Asso- i-o no-ier salesman ciation's No. 2 contender from Post said an insurance salesman ship by Basketball is overbeard a telephone con- stead in life "and I just had a yearning to versation Butts and Ala-decision Monday night Of American Division bama Paul Bryant I'll call him Lucas was out of action last Move 1962 Alabama-thing," Lane added the title round of the amateur tcsl.l Bill Wright a first place in the American Indus- to Bryant nmnnfl (nnr ot by Tiny Mills and moaned. Basketball League. The league lu was among four players at 69- trial League. Even iiefore the maga night at Central to gain a tie for land Pipers of the rival Butts was giving away Muskegon.

received strong new vom wa i tpam tn Rrvant nn tho nf all ner (8). BASEBALL STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Lost Pet. G.B pw York 78 43 .645 Chicago68 54 .557 10' a Minnesota 68 54 2 Baltimore 68 57 544 12 Boston 59 63 484 19Vfc Cleveland 60 64 48419' 2 Detroit 55 65.45822'3 Los Angeles 57 69 .452 23 12 Kansas City 5466 .450 23'j Washington 45 77.369 33 a Monduy Result Cleveland 8, Boston 3 Only game scheduled Tuesday Games Washington at Kansas City (2, twi- night) Cleveland at New York (N) Chicago at Boston (Ni Los Angeles at Baltimore (N) Minnesota at Detroit (N) Wednesday Games Washington at Kansas City (N) Minnesota at Detroit Los Angeles at Baltimore (Ni Cleveland at New York twi-nighti Chicago at Boston (Ni NATIONAL LEAGUE R. Schmitz blasted a homer for Schlicht in the grouping were Melvina and Bob Arndt of the win- Rick Raddei. another Madison ners made two hits.

Schmitz and Pros McGinley lected two hits, in addition to his of Oconomowoc and Howie Kluth homer. Doug Jefson pitched a six- of Milwaukee. Bunched with Brue at 70, and 0 still under par, were professionals 6 Steve Bull of Racine and Lou Jefson and Lee; Neitzel and H. Warobick of Manitowoc, and two Creviston, Arndt. amateurs.

John Toeple Jr. of Stevens Point and Steve Caravel- ONTARIO, Ferris en- i0 0f Madison, who shot a 66 in joyed a perfect day at the plate, Sunday pro-amateur event, three hits in three attempts, to lead Ontario in on the cards of all three i Cisco, Sherry: 'collapsed Lven l)eiore magazines is- officials in his victory over the Bennett and Thomsen JotaiiiilW minutes later full of the old There was no indication of the Butts and Armstead from Los Thomsen. Joining -Lot h01" 8vvl11 PIay for the mnnov vol.ip nf hie mnt rani xvith ant issued public denials. CLEVELAND I ,1 I I uuof BOSTON 3 0 Powell Park. I I RpvprhpratiorK frnm thp artirip a Only games vinegar to participate in the monev value of his contract with anl Pubiic denials.

Both Angeles tie top attraction of the Plonsh'P Thursday at 7 p.m. in Warren Cincinnati suits- Lou 8ave boston evening nessman Hensel has been dicker- Reverberations from the article a total of 146 points in R.mo. and a cu sariey. The money was on 640-poundl JP; PR ing to purchase the Royals since athWic circles around the Michigan's tO-point must system ff Haystacks Calhoun whose histri- for RePsl lth Pe last March, hut has vet to com- to for Armstead, who weighed Turley -Ramoa hitter. Melvina Wilton 023 001 18 000 000 6 Veech and Sucher were joined Iverson Hits 73 In Tuneup; He's Favored terson each getting four hits.

Pepsi Cola 054 210 17 Eagles No. 2 830 201 15 ith Pe- jast March, hut has yet to com- country. Cunningham pjete During the trial. Butts went on 135. Judge Don Dilley gave Lane is a great day for the witness stand and again de-the verdict 147-141 and Judge Aiore ports PagC 10 said Hensel.

a minority be bad Piven away secrets. West Tebeau scored it 146-138. -----team stockholder. been H. New and Eagon; Secrist and t0 hjm Waldera.

1 a long time. he just could make us a Hensel took over as the Royals1 CASHTON, Cashton rounded into a power in the NBA CASHTON TOURNEY SET MIDLAND. Tex. International Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament with fast pitch softball tournament be- under the lead of All-America Ob rwm Vallpv in Leaeup wlulr more lban 200 entries opened to- gins plav Wednesday night. The car Robertson.

Coon Valley in the Wildcat League son amateurs, Fred Gage. Walter Midland courses chamuionshiD finals will be Sun Lucas and Robertson have Sunday. Atwood, and Joe Bauer and ama- wor ked together before. Thev R. Allen of Ontario had two hits.

leur Willard Wendt of Lake Mills.L. ght- teams are en' were teammates on the 1960 U.S. homer. Stcnerson De la Torre got the most from Ranaraa and 0 ltered from La Cros5e' Olympic squad Columbia were in the field that including a fanned 10 while pitching a six-hit- au 0f his clubs, but was espec ter for the winners. rr uu i wiU be plaving for two 7 laily effective with his putter, go-, THE CONTINENTAL I ItlJIJr I Ivv nmi putivi Coon Valley 000 030 3 6 3 jno jo strokes under par on the -ntario 403 131 10 2 He rolled in pulls of Henley, Graff and Bli-about feet for birdies on the to young men department hovde; Stenerson and Rabata.

7 th an A Rth hnW anrl IlIin iry- wloi BRAVES AVERAGE l2nd, 7th and 8 th holes, and dropped a 30-footer on the rri over the Midland Coun Thomsen was six under par for, i rv Inn pnurcA Los Angeles Won 74 Lost 48 Pet. .607 AB HR RBI Avg. St. Louis 69 54 .561 5 aAaron 48015132 102 .315 San Francisco 68 55 Torre 359 106 10 47 .295 Philadelphia 68 58 .540 8 Maye 353 99 927 .280 Cincinnati67 61.523 10 Mathews 424 1101666 .260 Milwaukee64 60 .516 11 Oliver 265 6913 46 .260 Chicago 64 59.520 10'i Menke 413 1021043 .247 Pittsburgh 61 61 .500 13 Bolling 405 994 35.244 Houston46 79 Dillard 98 220 11.224 New York3985 .315 36McMillan 195 42 3 21 .215 Monday Results St. Louis 8.

San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 1, New York 0 Only games scheduled Crandall Klimchock Cline Taylor Tflom hattincr' 225 29 92 22 242 47 6 18 2 3 0 0 0 26 0 6 0 .209 .207 .196 091 the first 15 holes, but the lead slipped away from him with par 72 in a tuneup round Monday try Club course. The tournament is a 72-hole af-, fair running through Friday. Tuesday Games Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Philadelphia (2, twi- night) Cincinnati at Houston (N) at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco (X) Wednesday Games New York at Philadelphia (Ni Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at Houston (N) St. Louis at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco RFC. SOFTBALL Tuesday, August 20 CLASSIC LEAGUE (Make-Up Game) Powell Park, 7 Crescent jDoerce, Concrete Co.

vs. Johnson's Doughboy Madison Fryers LEADS STATE OPEN WITH 66 Manuel De La Torre One Stroke Ahead 24 the second on the 455-yard ninth. amateur Manuel de la Torre, Milwaukee Thomsen. Waukesha Schlicht. Madison X- Rick Radder.

Madison Jim McGinely, i oconomowoc Howie Kluth, Milwaukee Warobick, Manitowoc. Steve Caravello. Madison. X-John Toe- I pie, Stevens Point. Steve Bull, Ra- 'cine.

Bobby Brue, Milwaukee. 71 Gage, Madison. X-Dick Sucher, Milwaukee. Tommy Veech, Milwaukee. X-Joe Bauer, Madison.

X- Wendt. Lake Mills. X-Walter Atwood. Madison Milward, Green Bay. X-Bill Racine X-Harry Simonson, Leif Larson, Racine.

John Spring Valley. Russ Tuveson. Janesville X-Ed Karpowitcz, Madison. X-Bob Lee, Madison. X-Ernest Schaefer.

Madison. Below. Neenah. John Jamieson, Madison. X-Harold Kothwitz.

Janesville. Jim Walsh, La Crosse. Hoffman. Janesville. X- Ralph Parmann.

Milwaukee. Butch Hozera. Milwaukee Jim Milward, Milwaukee. Bob Whyte, Kenosha Gib Larson. Waukesha Gordy Watson.

Milwaukee Mike Kavanaugh. Milwaukee. Tom Puls, Barron. X-Mark cevic, Milwaukee X-Tom Wiese. Madison.

John Desantis, Genoa City. X- Mack Moore. Madison. X-Kent Peiter- son, Manitowoc Huges. Madison X-Bob Unger, Milwaukee X-Russ Iverson.

Racine. X-Frank Teufel, X-Archie Dadian. Milwaukee X-Bob Silver. Racine. X-Moon Molinaro, Madison Jack Lemrke.

Milwaukee. X- Bill Hilsenhoff Madison. X-Leif Holm, Waterfoid. X-Dick Matchette, Milwaukee. X-Brad Walworth.

Madison. X-Phil 8huler, Madison. Gordon Longville. Eau Claire X-John Bhar, Racine. Ralph Parker.

Madison Robert Edgerton. Fond du Lac. X-Mason Ross, Milwaukee. Kelly, Madison. Herb Thompson, Milwaukee X-Phil Johnson.

Madison. Ken Hulen, Janesville X- Marshall Ledeind. Manitowoc. X-Orv Erickson, Madison. Randy Quick, Milwaukee X-Dick Demitros, Madison.

X-Steve Eisele. Madison. X-Marty Jerrick, Madison. Dennis Standgtford. Milwaukee.

Ferde Adams. Plymouth. Morling Janesville X- Ed Koch. Milwaukee. Romie Erdman.

Milwaukee Alvin Krueger. Beloit Bob Swift, Bass Lake. X-Al Hattenhauser. Waterford. X-Carl Luetdke.

Milwaukee. X-Cary Regner. Wi aconsin Rapids. X-Clarence Carlson. Milwaukee X-Charles Radel.

La Crosse. Frank. Burlington. X- Chet Bevler. Madison X-Bill Barzeau, Wisconsin Rapids X-Ronald Gartner, Racine.

Gene Schreven. Delavan. X- Kavo Picos. Kenosha X-Ty Noyes. Madison.

X-Jerry Rauer, Waukesha. X-Harland Rtigh. Madison. X-Robert Burnham. Richland Center.

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