The Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 27

SPORT S' Will the Interstate system of highways (1-90, 1-94) be a boon or a curse to tourist trade in Wisconsin? Next time you are popping a few beer caps or playing a swatch of duplicate bridge with double- dome friends, bring the subject up and see what answers you get. There seems to be a growing number of critics of the I-hlghways who feel that about all these speed ribbons of concrete are doing, and will do, is to send people blasting past Wisconsin resorts heading for Minnesota, Canada or points west. We have done a wee bit of traveling on the I system and other roads in the past year. And the Wisconsin worrier about the system being threat to business has counterparts in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, Idaho and Washington. However, by the time you get to Washington state the worry seems to be that it will make it too easy for Washingtonians to escape the Cascades and flee east to spend money in the eastern states.

Much closer to home we have an example around Baraboo and the Wisconsin Dells. The I system, 1-90 and 94 In this case, skirt Baraboo and this year will breeze on past Wisconsin Dells In a great of tires. Old Highway 12 used to go through these places, in fact, still does. A motel op erator at Baraboo on 12 told us last year his business has dropped off. He saw the lack of motel customers whittling down the number of motels in Baraboo and even Wiscon sin Dells.

Perhaps It will. It also might not. For example, the I-system makes Baraboo a little over two hours driving out of Chicago. Thhi might Induce more people to drive up there for a weekend or a week people who formerly weekended within a 60 or 70 mile radius of the Windy City. It is quite true that the tourist with a faster, easier driving car and a high speed highway may now go far be yond a former stopping place in the course of a day's drive But the law of averages indi cates that with more tourists on the highway a good mote or resort will still pick off fair slice of the traffic.

The tourist who leaves here and goes to Eau Claire bypassing former stopping spots enroute, could just as easily be replaced at those points along the way by the tourist from central Illinois or Indiana. Between here and the Pacific Northwest the I-systems now by-pass many cities, some of them large communities. The man driving to Spokane for a vacation will stop only where necessary enroute and will like the time-saving 94 OCTANE GASOLINE AT systems. The resorts and businesses along the way will not see his wallet they wouldn't anyhow. On the other hand the vacation bound motorist who is just seeing the country will leave the I-system whenever the spirit moves him, to see a historic site, a certain town or some scenic spot.

And there are probably as many of the latter breed on the road than there are the point-to-point travelers. We have a little mental list scores of resorts, motels and eating places around Wisconsin and all the way out to Puget Sound. We shall stop at those places any time we are near them because we iked them and have pleasant memories of them from past experience. Whether we travel the I- systems or country trunk highways will make no difference. There are other places we wouldn't re-vislt if they twisted our arm.

The I-system highways will probably bring more business to the good places, the others don't need any. Non-hunting, built-up Milwaukee County had 24 deer killed on highways in the county in 1963, putting it right up in the forefront of the southeastern bloc of counties in the number of deer killed by autos. Racine County had 21 killed, Kenosha 15, Walworth 19 and Waukesha a whopping 62. Jackson County had the most deer killed by autos, 237, which befits the reputation of the county which usually reports the best success in the deer hunting season. In all, 5,995 deer were killed on Wisconsin highways in 1963.

A year before 4,483 deer were killed on highways and 11 years ago there were only 790 deer killed by autos. It would be better to have a little more liberal season on deer in these populous southeastern counties. Then, at least, someone might get some deer meat out of the herds in these parts rather than some poor joker getting an expensive auto repair bill out of an unexpected meeting with one of these pretty children of Nature. It is about time to face the fact that this area of the state is a little too crowded for a big deer population. Yet the number of deer in Racine County increases annually.

A four-day deer season in these parts might help trim down a few of these potential fender- benders. Uphappy rumblings over alleged water pollution centers In Racine County may wind up in action in the near future. This was made evident at the Racine County Conservation Alliance meeting last Thursday at which Theodore Wls- nlewski, director of the state water pollution committee was a guest. Much interest was shown in Wisniewski's explanation of the means of creating sanitary district. There was much interest on the part of Alliance members from the Eagle Lake area in particular It Is unfortunate that representatives of other organizations were not present.

The Alliance had thrown the meeting open to the public due to the nature of the topic for the night water pollution. Clean water is not the personal and private concern the hunter and the fisherman eOUNTY ADVERTISEMENT Ut nub. March 6t3-7-8 NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Notice Is hereby given that bids be received lor a 1964 Dump Truck with Box and Hoist. 1 ISSS Truck with Box and Hoist to be traded In. Bids are to be In the Administrator's office not later than March 24.

1964. Specifications are on file In the office of the Administrator. RACINE COUNTY INSTITUTIONS. 2433 South orecn Bay Road, Racine. Wisconsin.

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Main St. Dial 634-3352 Douglas Flower Shop FLOWERS OF QUALITY 1618 Douglas Ave. Dial 633-4881 SPECIAL NOTICES Photo WEIGHT LIFTERS Students at Washington Park High School have been learning weight lifting in gym classes and in weight lifting classes. They finished off the activity last week with contests after school to determine top weight lifters. My Husband Is A Thoughtful Man guess what he did last nightl He surprised me by bringing home a tasty fried V4 chic: en dinner for each of us from SUNSHINE BAB AND DRILL, nth and Taylor Ave.

The chicken was so delicious and only $1.30 no preparation and no dishes to wasn. It was so easy to order lor take-home service. Olve them 12 minutes and your order will be ready when you arrive. Call 637-1259. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE LOW PRICED TRANSPORTATION 59 Pontiac 4-door.

59 Chevrolet Impala. $1195 6 cylinder 4-door, automatic, radio, heater. 55 Chevrolet V-8 $495 PowergUde, radio, heater. 55 Chevrolet 4-door. cylinder, standard transmIS' slon.

radio, heater. 56 Ford Station Wag. $395 9 passenger, automatic, radio, heater. 55 Mercury Monterey $295 4-door sedan, automatic, radio, heater. 53 Pontiac Wagon.

West Racine Garage 3204 Wash. Dial 634-2760 RACINE SUNDAY BULLETIN Sundoy, March 8, 1964 1965 CHEVROLET 2 DOOR V-8 stick, new parts, rebuilt engine, reasonable. 2821 West Blvd. Dial 633-8326 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALI PAYMENTS TOO HIGH? See us for a trade down. need clean late model cars now, will pay off your present balance on your ear, giving you cheaper ear, and consoltdale some other bills you may have, If need be.

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Call e33.96«« after '67 Dodge Sedan. 637-6805 after LET US PUT YOU IN ONE OF THESE LATE-MODEL SIZED USED CARS I SEE THEM NOW I Michigan Rolls to Victory in Big Ten Track Meeting INCOME TAX State Federal Tax Returns Prepared Rates Accounting for Any Type Business I GRENINGER 1612 N. Main St. IB to 91 Dial 634-0087 COLUMBUS, Ohio Michigan's Wolverines won the 54th Big Ten Indoor track- idd championship by a huge margin Saturday, but an Ohio State sophomore stole the show. The Wolverines, picked to inish second to Wisconsin, rolled up 67 points to 48 for Thomas Restaurant THE PLACE TO EAT Short orders CORNER STATE AND MARQUETTE Stagg Termed 'Seriously' III STOCKTON, Calif.

Amos Alonzo Stagg, America's grand old man of football was reported seriously 111 Saturday at Hillhaven Convalescent Hospital, where he has been a patient two years. The 101-year-old former University of Chicago grid fig ure's condition was attributed to the infirmities of-old age, Dr. Langley Collis, his physician for many years said Stagg's condition "is not critical at this time, but his kidneys are not functionin, properly. It is a matter uremic poisoning." Stagg's condition began to assume serious aspects about week ago, although he sti is able to sit. He has been fed intravenously two days.

He sees no visitors except the mmediate family. His wife, Stella, spends most of her time with the famed coach, whose active football career spanned 65 years. He finished'his coaching here at the then College of Pacific, now the University of the Pacific. WANTED! MEN-WOMEN from ages 18 to 52. Prepare now for U.

S. Civil Service job openings in this oreo during the next 12 months. Government positions pay as high OS $446.00 a month to start They provide much greater security thon privote employment and excellent opportunity for ad voncement. Many positions re quire little or no specialized edu cation or experience But to get one ot these lobs you must poss a test The com cases only one out of five poss. Lincoln Service helps thousands prepare lor these tests every year.

It is one of the largest and oldest privately owned schools of its kind and is not connected with the Government For FREE information on Government jobs, including list of positions and salaries, fill out coupon and moil at once TODAY You will also get full details on how vou can prepare yourself for these jests. the Badgers. Midugan State was a comfortable tiiird with 32. But Robbie Neutzllng, 5- 'oot-9, 150-pounder who used a borrowed pole to break the Western Conference Indoor pole vault record by more than a foot, was the main attraction. He broke his own glass pole on a 14-8 attempt, which would have equalled the mark set in 1951 by Don Laz of llinois.

He borrowed a pole rom John Shaffer of Minnesota and cleared the bar by 15 eet, then up to 15-414 and taally 15-8 Dave Seiberlich of Wisconsin and sophomore Jim Albrecht of Northwestern also cracked the old mark with efforts. Two other Big Ten records were tied. Bob Moreland of Michigan State tied one as he won the 60-yard dash in 6.1 and Bill Smith of Wisconsin matched the 70-yard low hurdle mark of 7.8. Michigan made good use of its foreign students. Ernst Soudek of Austria picked up two points in the 70-yard high hurdles.

Kent Bernard of Trinidad won the 600-yard race for five points and anchored the mile relay team to second place for four to just about give Michigan its edge over the Badgers. Back of the three leaders came Purdue with 20 points, Minnesota 16, Illinois 15, Ohio State 13, Indiana 10, Northwestern 7 and Iowa 3. Iowa made it from the top to the bottom in a single year, having tied for the title a year ago with Michigan. Big Ten Track Bread Jump 1, Jim Oarrett, Michigan State, 34-11. John Rowser, Michigan, 23-11.

3, Jim Moore, Purdue, 4, Bob Abrenholz, Purdue, 23 S. 5, Tom Michigan, 23-4. INCOME TAX Keppler Business Service 2811 Charles Dial 633-4856 By Appointment a.m. to 9 p.m. Tittle 1st in 14 Years jweeney, Michigan, Shot Put 1, Roger Schraltt, Michigan, SS feet B'A inches.

2, Don Hend- rlckson, Wisconsin, 65-5V4. 3, Dave Mutchler. Michigan State, 4, Ernest Soudek, Michigan, Mike Cavotto, Ohio State, 51-10. Mile Run 1, Desmond Ryan, Michigan, 4:14.4. 2, Mike Manley, Wisconsin.

4:14.7. 3, Dave Hayes, Michigan, :1S.4. 4, Mike Kalnes. Michigan State, 4:15.5. 5, Terry Shy, Indiana, no time available.

440-Run 1, Elzle HIgglnbotlom. Wisconsin, :47.9. 2, Alvln Washington, Purdue, :48.5. 3. Tommy Thomas, Northwestern, :48.9.

4. John Parker, Michigan State. :4B.9. 6, Elwln Sellers. Ohio State, no time.

1. Mike Martens. Mlch- an State. 2:10.3. 3, Wayne Thronson, Innesota, 3:10.8.

3, Dick Peterson, Wisconsin, 3:11.8. 4. Dorr Casto, Michigan, 3:11.8. fi, Mike Oallo, IlUnola. 3:13.9.

60-Dash 1, Bob Moreland, Michigan State, 08.1. Ties conference record let by Jesse Owens, Ohio State, 1935, and equalled several times since. 3, Trenton Jackson, Illinois. 3, Ken Burnley, Michigan. 4, Steve Qoldston, Iowa.

5, Dorie Held, Michigan. 600-Run 1, Kent Bernard, Mlch- gan, 1:10.4. 3, Al Montalbano, Wisconsin, 1:10.7. 3, Bin Heuer, Wisconsin 1:11.3. 4, James Walker, Indiana, 1:11.6.

5, Martin Upllnger, Minnesota, no time listed. 1. Mcl Blanhelm, Illinois, :30.8. 2, Mac Hunter, Michigan. :31.0.

3, Nate Adams. Purdue, :32.2. 4, Walker Beverly, Michigan State, :31.5. 5. Bill Heffelflngcr, Ohio Slate, no time listed.

70-Uigh Hurdles 1, Tom Darkln. Wisconsin, :08.5. 2, Cliff Nuttall, Mlch- gan, :08.5. 3, Ocrald Beatty. Wisconsin, :08.6.

4. Roy Woodton, Michigan, :08.8. 5, Wendell Grant, Illinois, no time listed. 880.Run 1. Ted Kelley.

Michigan 1:53.5. 2, Ray Miller, Minnesota, 1:53. 3. Cecil Norde, Michigan, 1:54.6. Dick Mather, Michigan State.

1:54.8 Arthur Angottl, Indiana, no time list ed. High Jump 1. AI Ammerman. Michigan, 8 feet 8 Inches. 3.

Bob Densham, Michigan, 6-7. 3, Bill Holden, Wisconsin, 6-7. 4. Cornelius Miller, Indiana, 6-6. 5, Fred McKoy, Michigan State, 8-4.

70-Low Hurdles 1, William Smith Wisconsin, :07.8. 3, William Smith. Ohio State. 3, Ayo Aslklwe, Michigan State. 4, LeRoy Anderson, Minnesota.

5, Tom Bakin, Wisconsin, no times listed. Two-Mile Run 1, Norrls Peterson Minnesota, 9:10.7. 2, Allen Carlusi Illinois, 9:14. 3, Chris Murray, Mlchl- an, 9:18.3. 4, Bill Strachen, Indiana, Lee Assenhelmer, Northwestern, no times listed.

Pole Vault 1 Neutzllng, Ohio State, IS feet 8 lnche.s. Big Ten record. Old record 14 feet 8 Inches Don Laz, Illinois, 1951. 2, David Scl berllch, Wisconsin, 3, Jim Al brecht. Northwestern, 4, Wll bert Davis, Indiana, 14-4.

5, Ron Hord, Ohio State, 14.4. Mile Relay 1, Purdue (Terryle Sneed, Tom Pugate, Alvln Washington and Nate Adams) 3:15.2. 2, Michigan 3:16.3. 3, Wisconsin, 3:16.3. 4, Michigan State.

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Street City Age rhona. NEW YORK A. Tittle, the veteran New York Giants qaurterback, won his first National Football League passing championship in 14 seasons in 1963 by topping the list in thre of the four categories that count. In doing so, he enabled the Giants to retain the team passing title. The official NFL passing statistics were released Saturday.

They show that Tittle was first in per cent of comple i 0 60.2; in touchdown passes with a league record of 36; and average yards gained per attempt, 8.57. The other figure used to determine the rankings is the percentage of interceptions. Johnny Unitas of Baltimore, second to Tittle in the overall rankings, led in this department with 2.9 while Tittle was third with 3.8. Retired Men Meet Milwaukee Bowlers A group of 45 Milwaukee bowlers will appear Monday at Elmwood Plaza at 1 p.m to roll against Racine Retired Men's League keglers in return match. Racine's kegling contingent lost to the Milwaukee crew a few weeks ago.

Some of the Golden Gloves fighters who grew a bit careless and added a few pounds to their weight since they appeared in the Kenosha tournament last month aren't making Bud Silver's matchmaking chores any easier. Silver, putting together the Racine Sportsman Club's 12th annual amateur-charity boxing card in Memorial Hall Wednsday night, has had to make several alterations because of weight differences. Milwaukee champion Marvin Prioleaux, for instance, is too heavy now to compete against Nelson Lee, Waukegan, in the Open 135 pound bout and his place will be taken by Larry Freeman, former gloves champion, of Kenosha. Another Kenosha scrapper C. J.

Waites, become too heavy for the Novice 118 bout with Dale Eppers, also of Kenosha, and that scrap is question mark now unless Sil ver manages to find someone who can make that weight. On the other hand, Jim Caldwell, state champion from Milwaukee, striving to get in to a lower weight class, has lost eight pounds to 139 and thus will not face Larry Gross Waukegan, In the Open 147 clash. Pana Thompson, Ke- THE ORIGINAL "HELLO AGAIN" will be demonstrated and for sale at the Home show. INCOME TAX SERVICE Days or evenings Your home or mine PUNTILLO THE TAILOR 810 SIXTH ST. DIAL 633-2084 tAit SERVICE For appointment In your home or mine call 634-9a69.

Zlevor Official 1964 BASEBALL SCHEDULES American League National League Stop In and pick them up FREE, while they last, at the the service counter of Journal-Times Office 4th at Wisconsin Ave. '61 Buiek Special Stotion Wagon Now only '59 Olds Super 88 4-Door Sedan Now only '59 Ford Custom 4-Door Sedan Now only COOK BOOKS "Cook of the Week" recipes, a eoUec tlon of recipes by Racine women. On sale at tl.60 per copy at the Journal- Times office, corner 4th and Wiscon sin Avenue. LOST AND FOUND LOST BOX OP ASSORTED TOOLS Highway 32. Call OLymplo 8-1288 Kenosha.

Reward offered. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 1963Vi FORD XL. BLACK. All white Interior. Bucket seats.

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0665'CAJw WAlhiTEb rttaHfeST rices paid. Zeller Motors. 2800 athrop dial 633-9111. 1959 V- nosha, will replace Caldwel Silver said. Nor is the matter of weight Silver's only cup of woe.

Nick Obrenovich, former paratrooper and a Wind Lake resident, has had to be scratched in the Open heavyweight bout, leaving Milwaukee champion Charlie Singleton without opponent. Obrenovich has had to withdraw because of a recent back injury that has not responded to treatment. However, most of the matches Silver previously announced are still on the schedule. These include the Silas Johnson George Patterson match in Novice 147, John Saldana Paul Fessenbecker Novice 126, and Billy Corroo- Ray Mason Novice 135. Scrappy Mel Akina, former Hawaiian who is now employed in Kenosha, will replace Gene Donaldson of Racine in the Open battle against Don Lutz, Milwaukee, Silver said.

John Simmons, Racine, who stayed out of Golden Gloves competition this year, is slated to appear on Wednesday's card against Spider Denny, of Milwaukee, in a Novice 147 match. The Racine program figures to include from 10 to 12 bouts I Silver added. WHTL SACRI. fordor, full power. Can be seen 8004 Washington Ave.

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Eight other Ford products to choose from. Complete financing can be arranged. '62 FORD Galoxie 500XL 2-door Hardtop. Full power, 22,000 actuol one owner miles, in way above overage condition, traded to us on a new Buiek. We will be hoppy to furnish the previous owner's name.

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"Needless to say" this car has hod perfect core. This car sold new for almost $3,600. That Is why, under these circumstonces, we say this is your CHANCE OF THE YEAR for the BUY OF THE of this low selling price easy terms can be arranged with little or no money down. Hurry; don't be too lote on this buyl IRV'S Vour Authorlited Butoli Dealer 830 S. Marquette Dial "We Buy Coffee Anytime" Was Almost '3600 NOW Only Save Almost KOVACH MOTORS 522 Sixth St.

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