Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 7

Home game against Butler Friday, Nov. 28, 1969 7 Mattoon JOURNAL GAZETTE .1 Fan Fare Illinois Teens on Wheels By Michael Lamm Decal remover will cagers open Tuesday CHAMPAIGN. HI. Illinois' fake off racing stripes 1 Vt 1 4 ATA I La lU." Dear Mike: I have a 1960 had the car serviced regularly and have taken good care of it, jiced, especially on the boards. His return will enable Schmidt to move co-captain Mike Price back to his normal position at guard.

The other guard position remains unsettled, with two juniors making strong bids. Schmidt will start either Bob Windmiller or Rick Howat against the Bulldogs. No preliminary game is scheduled. Gates will open at 7 p.m. basketball team opens its 65th year of intercollegiate competition against Butler in Assembly Hall at 8 p.m.

Tuesday. Despite significant losses from last year's squad, Mini are hopeful of a contender's role in the tough Big Ten. Coach Harv Schmidt's crew experienced no trouble with a taller freshman quintet last Monday night, winning a 92-56 pre-season. exhibition. Now, the Illini are faced with a different problem, small, quick guards.

Butler's 5-8 Steve Norris and 5-10 Bill Shepherd both are considered outstanding players. Best news for Schmidt is return of forward and co-captain Randy Crews, who missed the frosh game with a sprained knee. Crews' absence was no- i I British Ford Anglia 015-E. I recently had the clutch cover assembly, clutch disc, and release bearing replaced. The car now runs fine except on initial takeoff.

Whenever I put the car in low or reverse, as I let out the clutch, I get a metal-to-metal rasping sound. This noise goes away once I let up on the pedal and the car is underway. The rest of the gears shift perfectly. The mechanic who Greg Jackson I PIPN'T THINK THERSI WERE ANY LEPT WHIP'S IT rRCMf 00 1 aSlSK iliiiii overhauled the clutch took it down a second time and reexamined it, but everything looked okay. Any ideas? RASPER Dear Rasp: Possibly the wSmm clutch disc was put in back -i V- v'j n.P Jlif I'l hi ii 'lii 'iJ'li nfl jsT'' 1-.

KitI ward. Possibly you've got the wrong throw-out bearing, or maybe it wasn't put in right. Have any readers had similar experiences? Dear Mike: In 1956, I bought a new Chevrolet and have used it only for city driving. The SIU football coach seeking two quarterbacks CARBONDALE, IU. -Southern Illinois University football coach Dick Towers returned home briefly after the season's final game before leaving this week for quarterback country.

"We don't need just one good quarterback. We need at least two to make that position competitive next year," commented Towers after the Salukia ended the season last Saturday with a 41-7 decision over Southwest Missouri State. The victory gave SIU a 5-5 record for 1969. First stop for Towers was Kansas and a look at a couple of junior college quarterbacks. "I'D also be searching for somebody who can catch the football," Towers said.

li; i there no reason why it shouldn't be just fine. Dear Mike: Not long ago you asked for reader suggestions regarding the removal of racing stripes from car hoods, trunks, etc. Rubber-cement thinner should do the trick. You can trickle this under the striping after lifting a tiny edge. Try it first in an inconspicuous spot to be sure it doesn't raise the paint.

Also realize that if the stripe has been stuck to the car for any length of time, it's possible that the sun has faded the nearby paint, so actually you'll never really remove the stripe. Anyway, good luck, Stuck. HELPFUL Dear Helpful: Thanks, Yet a other reader suggested something called Decal Remover, sold at dime stores. Dear Mike: Blue smoke coming out of the exhaust pipe doesn't necessarily mean bad rings or worn valve guides (you recently suspected valve guides in a reader's car). I have a 1961 Plymouth 318 that also smoked blue.

I found though, that the oil-return holes under my rocker covers were plugged. This made tiny amounts of oil drain down the valve stems into the exhaust system. I poked out these holes with a coat hanger, and the engine hasn't smoked since. How 'bout that? CURED Dear Cured: Good of you to write. Thanks.

(You can write to Mike Lamm at Room 601, 50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y. 10020.) wmMm Fred Miller Randy Crews Rick Howat Mike Price car will soon have 19,000 miles on it. In all this time, I have never driven over 40 m.p.h. I IIAC cage tourney would now like to give the car to my son, but my garageman Eastern battles CMU Monday MOBILE HOME-TOONS by Mike Finley "For that run down feeling just TRY tells me it will fall apart if it's driven at high speed.

My question is this: Can anything be done to assure this car's continued smooth, safe, reliable running? GRANNY Dear Gran: There's no reason your Chevy should fall apart, exactly, but it might be a little stiff in the joints. If I were getting this car, here's what I'd do: 1) Have it checked by a diagnostic center, same as any used car purchase; 2) take it easy at first. But if you've Fight set HALIFAX, N.S. (AP) Bill Drover of Labrador City, will meet Jimmy Christopher of Detroit in a feature 10-round PltEliiiilll vm I t3 heavyweight boxing match here Dec. 4, it was announced BLOOMINGTON NORMAL, III.

Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference schools will get an early preview of their basketball race when the four league members gather here Dec. 1 and 2 for the second annual IIAC Tournament. Illinois State, the host school, is the defending tournament champion. The Redbirds" and Eastern Illinois, co-champions over the full season in 1968-69, are in opposite brackets of the tourney. EIU and Central Michigan open play at 7 o'clock the first night with ISU and Western Illinois meeting at 9.

Illinois State and Eastern Illinois suffered heavy losses from their championship teams, so competition, for both the tourney and league titles should be wide open. ISU has only guard Jerry mum i yMMM Worth 50 Extra Crabtree returning from its NCAA Great Lakes regional championship lineup, and will rely heavily on sophomores in bidding for a fourth straight league crown. Eastern Illinois is stripped of all its starters and, in fact, has just one letterman (guard Don Roberts) on its squad. The Panthers have a taller squad than last season's "Running Runts," with junior college transfers looming Central Michigan and Western Illinois have the most proven talent with four returning starters Central has a pah of outstanding vets in guard Paid Botts and forward Terry Walker, plus good sophs. Western has the only returning all-conference selection in forward Dan Braun, the league's top rebounder.

Western also has the league's only new coach in Guy Ricci, a 16-year assistant who replaces 22-year coaching veteran Leroy "Stix" Morley. Dean of the conference coaches is Ted Kjol-hede, now in his 14th year at Central Michigan. Jim Collie is entering his 13th season at Illinois State, and Don Eddy his This Coupon is Worth 50 Extra Top Value Stamps with a Purchase of $3.00 or More at any participating Clark Super 100 Stations, giving Top Value Stamps. Offer Good Through Dec. 3, 1969.

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