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MARCH 23, 1967 THE ANDERSON HERALD PAGE 11 Sanders Pledge To Keep An Eye On Pensacola Open Scorecard This Year Failure To Sign May Have Cost Him Title Club course. Cost of Confusion By DAVID M. MOFFIT UPI Sports Writer PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI)Doug Sanders, back at the scene of his greatest golf disaster, vowed Wednesday to keep his eye on the ball- and on his scorecard in this year's Pensacola Open. The fun-loving Sanders has been known to let his attention wander, which cost him dearly in last year's tournament here.

But that was last year. Sanders, third. on this year's money list and fresh from a final round 68 in last week's Jacksonville Open, is deter. mined to make amends in this $75,000 tournament which begins Thursday over the short, yard par 72 Pensacola Country Sanders' 1966 downfall came as he was lealing by two strokes and 12 under par after a pair of 66s. He was besieged by autograph seekers as he walked off the course at the end of the second round.

In the confusion, he turned in his scorecard without signing it, a violation of PGA rules, and was ousted from the tournament. The usually good natured golfer was incensed. He in vain with tournament director Jack Tuthill, blaming a runner for taking away his card before he had time to sign it and blaming a tournament official for "rushing" him in for can interview. The PGA, however, had issued a warning only a few weeks earlier that it would disqualify any golfer who did not sign his card and had, in fact, taken similar action against one of the lesser known pros. "I was really upset at the said Sanders, who regained his touch to win over $100,000 for the year.

Gay Brewer, second at the time of Sanders' mishap, went on to win here last year by three strokes over Australian Bruce Devin- Brewer's only 1966 tournament win. Smallest Pro Prize Most of the top names are here, except Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper. Golfer of the year in 1966, Casper has skipped the entire Florida tour because of an allergy and has spent the time entertaining troops in Vietnam. Among those present in adlition to Brewer and Sanders are Julius Boros, now the leading money winner for the year; Jack Nicklaus, tuning up for a try at a third straight Masters crown; South African Player and Dan Sikes, the winner at Jacksonville. Pensacola is the fourth and final stop on the Florida leg of the professional golf tour, and the smallest in monetary reward.

The Doral at Miami, Orlando and Jacksonville all paid at least $100,000. Top prize here is worth $15,000, one-third more than Brewer got in 1966. It is believed that Hannum hardly felt he needed a vote of confidence after coaching a team to the Eastern title with such a fantastic record. Chubasco Leads Yacht Classic MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica (UPI) -Chubasco, the 67-foot sloop, remained in the lead Wednesday night as darkness blanketed the 811-mile fourth biennial Miami to Montego Bay yacht race. While Chubasco, skippered by Don Haskell of Newport Harbour Yacht Club and Ticonderoga, a 72-foot ketch owned by Robert F.

Johnson of the New York Yacht Club remained in the top two spots, several smaller boats had moved up. Otseketa surged to third position and Laughing Lady moved to fourth. Otseketa is a 40-foot sloop captained by Henry Burkard of Detroit's Bayview Yacht Club and Laughing Lady is a 55-foot yawl under charter to Warner Willcox of Miami's Coral Reef Yacht Club. By nightfall, Chubasco and Ticonderoga were continuing their battle just east of Cat Island in eastern Bahamian waters. Others in striking positions were Ondine, Vamoose, Flame, Red Jacket, Guinevere and Solution.

Card All-Star Mat Show At Westvale An announcement was made Wednesday by James King, director of the West Side Community Center, that an al all-star boxing and wrestling card will be held at the Westvale School Gymnasium, Saturday night, April 1, at 8 p.m. and will feature Coach Bob Utter's Indiana Reformatory Bombers, 1967 st Golden Gloves boxing champions, against a combined Anderson, Camp Atterbury and St. Rita of Indianapolis. Proceeds from the show will go to the West Side Center to finance trips for their athletic teams. An admission charge of $1.50 will be asked for adults.

Children under 12 will be admitted free. Headlining the card will be Walsh (Pee Wee) LaMar, 112- pound Bomber, and 118-pound Lieutenant Owens of St. Rita. Owens was runnerup for the state 1967 Golden Gloves championship. The second half of the double main bill will send Vernon Finch, Camp Atterbury, 156- pound 1967 Open Class champion, against Lester (Hard Times Taylor, captain of the Indiana Reformatory Bombers and 1967 Open Class 147-pound champion.

Semiwindup boxing will pit Herbert Smith, Camp Atterbury, 1967 Open Class 178 pound champion, against Baby Harding, Indiana Reformatory, 1967 Open Class runnerup to Frankie Turner, Indiana Reforatory 139 pounder and third place winner in the Golden Gloves, will battle Anderson's Albert (Bad News) Page in promises to be a real scorcher. lost a split de cision to Turner in the Golden Gloves semifinals. Amalee Cole, sensational 154- pound Indiana Reformatory puncher, will fac eNew Castle's Jimmy Claar. Cole won the 1967 Novice Class Golden Gloves jacket. Anderson co a ches Wendell Crumes and Sonny Wright's Golden Gloves champion in the Novice Class, Rico Morgan, will face the refomatory's Bobto be a pier six brawl.

Both by McGregor in what promises weigh 165 pounds. Coach Bob Utter's little redhead, Mike Sullivan, will battle Anderson's Kenny Rhodes in a 128-pound bout while Bob Davis, Anderson, will collide with Wendell Arch, Indiana Reformatory, in a 132-pound scrap. Wrestling action will see Young Jack Stapert and Bill (Sweet Daddy) Randall team to face the duo of Big Buster Adams and Jesse (Hillbilly) Lewis in a two of thret falls match with a 40 minute time limit. Stapert and Randall defeated Adams and Lewis on the last Westvale card but the latter duo blames the referee for the defeat. Lewis claims that the referee gave his partner, Adams, a fast count and that they were "robbed." Since their last match, Adams won the state Golden Gloves championship in the Open Class heavyweight division; Stapert was runnerup Novice Class 178-pound class; Lewis finished third in the Novice Class heavyweight division.

Don't be surprised that anymight happen April 1. Tickets are on sale at the West Side Center. Marichal Firm On Salary Demands SANTO DOMINGO (AP) Juan Marichal, pitching star of the San Francisco Giants, repeated Wednesday that he is standing firm on his demand of $110,000 for the coming season but that he will leave for the United the States last on major Friday, Marichal, out of the approaching major league baseball campaign, said he would be at the Giants' training camp in Arizona on Saturday. "I i am ready to pitch the opening game if the manager asks me to do so," said Marichal. "I'm in good shape.

"But it all depends on my reaching an agreement with the club on my salary. They I want have offered me $100,000 and $110,000. The 1 big right hander, who has posted 20 or more victories in each of the past four, seasons, has been working daily at the University of Santo Domingo. In addition, he has been giving pitching the exhibitions Dominican at various places in Republic. WANTED: FUTURE EXECUTIVES AMERICAN SECURITY, growing by leaps' and bounds, requires a substantial number of careerminded young men for their management training program.

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Thompson, Baseball Author LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) -Funeral services will be held Thursday for Sherley Clark Thompson, a bassoonist with love for. baseball that led him to co-author the official Encyclopedia of. Baseball in 1951. The storehouse of statistics compiled by Thompson and the late New York Daily News sportswriter Hy Turkin has since become the bible of baseball for fans and professionals alike.

Thompson, 69, died Monday in Memorial Hospital here, following a lengthy illness. A bassoonist with the band of John Philip Sousa in the 1920s, Thompson also had been a musician in various Broadway shows. His love of the sport invented by A Abner Doubleday led Thompson to compile a collection of data about oldtime baseball players. He poked about cemeteries throughout the country gleaning facts about dead players from their tombstones and searched through musty newspaper files. In 1951, when Thompson and Turkin brought out encyclopedia, it listed nearly, 9,000 names of major league players with their records.

Since then, the encyclopedia has been revised periodically. Funeral services for Thompwere scheduled in the Dilday family funeral directors' chapel. His remains be cremated and his ashes will be sent to Lafayette, Ind. Thompson left his widow, Rose, and two sisters. Eddie Cotton Kayos Bobby Stininato AUCKLAND, New Zealand (AP) Eddie Cotton of Seattle, the second-ranked light heavyweight, scored a technical knockout victory over Bobby Stininato of San Francisco in the ninth round of their scheduled 10-round fight Wednesday night.

Stininato was floored in the third round, cut under the left eye in the sixth and was battered about the head in the seventh and eighth by Cotton's stinging combinations. A physician for the Auckland Boxing Association stopped the one sided bout at the start of the ninth round. Cotton had to pay an undisclosed monetary forfeit because he weighed pounds more than had been stipulated in his contract for the match. He scaled pounds, six more than his opponent. Cotton had agreed to come in at 175 pounds, the light-heavyweight limit.

Hold Hearing On Fishing Laws INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A public hearing on proposed fishing regulations this year will be held at 7:30 p.m. EST in the World War Memorial auditorium here by the State Department of Natural Resources. They include proposed extension of year around open 00 most fish. Peer hams world's finest Shambargers salad dressing, exclusively at Fenters Quality Meats, 1811 Columbus Ave. Robinson Gets Into Swing, Orioles Win By THE ASSOCIATED Frank Robinson got swing of things slamming two home Baltimore edged the White Sox 5-4 in 10 a day when the over baseball's exhibition The Oriole outfielder, covering from gery on his right first omers of spring before retiring after nings, but Baltimore Dave Johnson's gle in the 10th for the Sarasota, Fla.

Vada Pinson and each homered in hit attack that sank phia 10-6 at Tampa, 9-4 reord. The Phillies three hits, but one was by Johnny Callison a two double by run son. Boston stopped the Yankees 5-2 at Winter with two-run Carl Yastrzemski and trocelli in the third Jim Bouton. Mickey the Yankees left in inning with a slight left hamstring muscle. Frank Howard drove Change Coaches In South Bend Area into the Wednesday, runs as Chicago innings on hitters took play.

still reoff-season surknee, hit his training four inneeded run-scoring sinvictory at Lee May Cincinnati's 16- for a had only a homer and another Grant Jack- New York Haven, homers by Rico Peinning off Mantle of the third pull of the in three runs with a double and his first home run of spring training and Ken Harrelson also homered in Washington's 6-4 triumph over Detroit at Pompano Beach, Fla. Bill Freehan hit a two-run belt for the Tigers. Norm Miller's two-out, twostrike homer in the last of the ninth handed Houston a 4-3 victory over Atlanta at Cocoa, Fla. John Hoffman of the Braves and Jim Wynn of the Astros traded earlier two-run smashes. Roger Maris paced the St.

Louis Cardinals to a 7-2 victory over the New York Mets at St. Petersburg, with three singles and a double. The former Yankee slugger had only four hits in 10 games previously. Bader Sets Record SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) A five- year old Indiana high school record for the indoor 880- yard run has been broken by Chuck Bader of Elkhart.

He turned the distance at 1:56.5 in a quadrangular meet at Notre Dame Tuesday night, erasing the 1962 mark of 1:58.9 by Jim Harris of Gary Roosevelt. Orlando Cepeda helped out for the Cards with a single, double and homer and Tim McCarver tripled in two runs. Ron Swoboda's homer drove in both runs for the Mets, who lost Tommy Davis for about five days. Davis pulled the achilles tendon in his right heel. Home runs' by Paul Schaal and Jim Fregosi started Californi past the Chicago Cubs 5-2 at Palm Springs, but it was Jay Johnstone's run-scoring sinin the sixth inning that broke a 2-2 tie.

The Los Angeles Dodgers slammed 19 hits to drop Minnescta 15-2 at Vero Beach, Fla. Ron Fairly drove in free runs with a single and triple in the onslaught against Ray Kaat and three successors. Cleveland took advantage of seven San Francisco errors and cracked 15 hits, including tworun homer by Rocky Colavito, making his first spring start, and the Indians clobbered the Giants 14-5 at Phoenix, Ariz. Bill Mazeroski's single in the of the ninth inning broke a tied at Bradenton, and lifted Pittsburgh to a 2-1 victory over Kansas City. Jim Gosger homered for the A's only run.

By United Press International Two coaching changes were announced in the South Bend area Wednesday. Jack Lowe was named football coach at South Bend Clay High School, succeeding To King, who resigned last month. Bob Brady resigned after nine years as Mishawaka Penn's basketball coach. Lowe, a former Peru prep football star, coached at North Liberty the past six years. His teams won 44, lost 11 and tied three.

Before that, he coached three years at Rochester and compiled a. 9-15-2 record. Brady was the Mishawaka school's first basketball coach. He won 109 and lost 98. The record includes the Elkhart sectional title two years ago All RICO MORGAN 76ers Coach Blasts Boss PHILADELPHIA (AP) Coach Alex Hannum blasted his boss Tuesday night after his Philadelphia 76ers were upset by the Cincinnati Royals in the first game of the National Basketball Association Eastern semifinal playoffs.

Hannum entered press room at Convention Hall after the game and said: "I want to say something first. I am very unhappy with Mr. Irv Kosloff's release and that's the word I want to use his release, his remarks to a morning paper. "That's all I want to say until after the playoffs." Kosloff, owner of the 76ers, had told a newsman that Hannum would be back as coach next season 'even if the club loses every game in the playoffs." He also was quoted as saying he thought a a Chicago's John Kerr and San Francisco's Bill Sharman probably deserved more Coach of the Year consideration than Hannum. Hannum, who guided the 76ers to a 68-13 record, best in the history of the NBA, would not elaborate on which of Kosloff's remarks upset him, nor would he say if there was anything more behind his blast.

It is believed that Hannum hardly felt he needed a vote of confidence after coaching a such a fantastic record. team to the Eastern title with 1snC utool au, paraque as Hannum was finishing his two-sentence statement. "I heard Alex say something about 'after the season'." Kos. loff said, asking a reporter what the coach was talking about. Informed of Hannum's marks, Kosloff replied, "I have nothing to say." Hannum, who signed a twocontract to coach the 76ers after Dolph Schayes was fired, is known as a strong willed individual who resents owner interference in his operation.

He reportedly had difficulties with owner Ben Kerner at St. Louis and San Francisco's Franklin Mieuli in his previous two coaching posts. Mieuli fired Hannum after last season, asserting that the coach's business interests prevented him from working the year around. The Warriors hired Sharman. Hannum succeeded Schayes, who was canned because his team flopped in the playoffs after winning the Eastern title.

Fall Creek Valley Has Easter Shoot Officials of the Fall Creek Valley Conservation Club have announced that the club will hold its regularly scheduled trapshoot Sunday at the club grounds, located one-fourth mile east of New Columbus, on Road 109 program, starting at 10:30 a.m., will consist of 50 pairs of doubles targets, 100 singles and 100 handicap birds. keeping with the Easter season, the trap committee has announced that different colored targets will be thrown from each trap during the handicap program. Also a chocolate Easter bunny will be given to each contestant who breaks 25 straight on the handicap race. Games and gifts for the ladies are also scheduled during the day. Winners of the recent shoot held at the club are: Doubles, Marshall Staggs, Yorktown, 88x- 100.

Staggs also won the singles with 97 of, 100. Class Other A singles winners were: ert Sezesny, Anderson, 93x100; Class C. R. Shrock, New (Haven, 94x100; Class Earl Huckeby, New Castle, 96x- 100. Handicap winner were Dale Barkes, Taylorsville, besting Lee Stout of Indianapolis, who took second, and Leo Shanke, Indianapolis, who took Group IT, all breaking 92 out of 100 targets.

Group I winner was Dr. Donahue, Carmel, with 91x100, with Robert Foust of LaFountaine, 87x100, winner of Group III. High over all winner of both singles and handicap scores combined was Leo Shanke, with 188x200. Good Friday Hours (FRIDAY, MARCH 24TH) WE WILL BE OPEN 2:30 P.M. TO 5:00 P.M.

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