Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 28

Three or he Weekend 'U' Nine Faces Leading Hoosiers Indiana brings its league-leading (3-0) Big Ten baseball record to Delta field today for a single game with Minnesota. The Gophers, 2-1 and fully aware of the weekend's importance, take on the Hoosiers at 3:30 p.m. today. Saturday, they are hosts to Ohio State in a doubleheader. Right hander Clyde Nelson is Dick Siebert's choice to face Indiana.

Bobby Marr, a sophomore left hander with a strikeout touch, is scheduled for the Hoosiers. Siebert will go with Wayne Knapp at first base, Dick Alford at second, Cal Rolloff at short, Don Evans at third, Rollie Carlson in left field, Wayne Haefner in center, Dave Fritz in right and Steve Wally catching. Trtrliana tc fh Vipct riittinp 1 V1T fit jib: z. I i Tdi JVV: -TT 9 "IKXIlfOLIJ K01KIXG TIIIUK April 28. 1961 SPORTS IN BRIEF Star-Studded Field Set for Drake Relays From the Tribune Wire Servlcei Three of America's greatest athletes Ralph Boston, Wilma Rudolph and John Thomas will be featured in the Drake Relays today and Saturday with battles among lesser-known stars adding to the excitement of the 52nd running of the track and field classic Also starting today is the Penn Relays where Michigan defends its distance medley and four-mile relay titles.

A strong Abilene Christian team will challenge the Wolverines. X-rays taken of Whitey Ford's left knee were negative and the New York hurler will not miss a turn on the mound. He was struck by a ground ball Wednesday. Drug Evidence The New York state racing commission said a sample of saliva taken from Chief of Chiefs, winner of Monday's Toboggan handicap at Aqueduct, showed evidence of a drug. Charlie Smith, seeking to become the first North and South Amateur golf champion to retain his title in 22 years, led the way through the quarterfinals Thursday with a 2-up victory over Bill Harvey, Greensboro, N.

C. Smith, 30, auto dealer from Gastonia, N. was joined in the semifinals by Bill Hyndman, Dick Chapman and Cobby Ware. 1 Joins Tribe Gabe Paul quit as general manager of the Houston club in the National league to accept a similar position with the Cleveland Indians The New York Knicks of the National Basketball association said they will sue Kenny Sears and the San Francisco Comets of the new American Basketball league for breach of contract. 31 ike Franks of Los Angeles, gained the quarter-finals of an international tennis tournament in Yola Ramirez of Mexico defeated defender Christine Truman of Britain 6-3, 6-2 in the quarter-finals of the British hard courts tennis championships.

Bill Tuttle of San Jose, tied for fifth place in the classic division of the American Bowling Congress tourney at Detroit, with a nine-game total of 1,892. Darlerie Hard defeated Doris Schuster of Austria 6-0, 6-3 in the second round of a Vienna tennis tourney. The prosecuting attorney's office in St. Louis, reconsidered and withdrew a warrant charging outfielder Wes Covington of the Milwaukee Braves with non-support. CLYDE NELSON (LEFT) Howard Nathe They Say Mil i i i STAFF PHOTO BY JOHN CROFT IS GOPHER HURLER TO FACE INDIANA TODAY (center), Glen Holzemer await Ohio State Washburn Tips Central 7-6; South Wins Washburn's defending state high school baseball champions, playing with virtually an entirely new cast this year, retained their city conference lead Thursday.

The Millers knocked off Central 7-6 in eight innings, coming from behind on Bruce Berry's two-run single and CITY PREP STANDINGS Southern Northern W. I. W. I. Washburn 3 0 Henry 3 0 South 2 1 North 3 0 Roosevelt 2 1 Edison 1 2 Central I 2 Martnall 0 2 West 0 2 Vocational 0 2 Southwest 0 2 pitcher Len Stream's homer.

It was Washburn's third straight conference victory, good for the Southern division lead. South assured that by handing Roosevelt its first loss 2-1, as pitcher Danny Meyers singled in both runs in the sixth. Edison spotted Vocational an 8-0 first-inning lead, then overtook the winless Volts 14-10. Brian Brant, Edison's hockey goalie, hit a three-run triple in the seventh. North hammered Marshall 18-0, with Joe Pollack pitching a one-hitter and striking out 15.

Mike Rostamo drove in five North runs, and Pollack batted in three more on a double and triple. West and Southwest were postponed, since the Southwest choir containing most of the school's baseball personnel was in Chicago. WASHIURN 7. CENTRAL Washburn 7 16 Central 6 5 4 (I innings) Stream and Sipplej Jacobson, Regan (5) and Smith. EDISON 14, VOCATIONAL 10 Vocational 10 5 3 Edison 14 10 2 Fairbanks.

Iskerka 17) and Novak; Allen. Green l. lepata (3), Irant 7 and Woiciok. SOUTH 2, ROOSEVELT 1 Roosevelt I 1 South 2 3 1 Hedlund, Slavik (6) and Noble, Keenen (6) Meyers and Westby. NORTH II, MARSHALL 0 Marshall 0 1 0 North II 1 2 Koors, Jones, Hamilton, Nowatny and Sadecki, Meir, lewit, German; Pollack and Relisted.

Mickey Wright Tops Titleholders AUGUSTA, Ga. UP) Mickey Wright ignored a biting rain and conquered rugged Augusta Country club in par 72 Thursday and took a two-stroke lead in the 22nd Titleholders golf tournament. Mickey Wright 31-3472: Kothy Cor. nelius 36-3174: Potty lera 37-3675. Rev.

J. Joseph Bluett St. Joseph's college president, speaking at the school's athletic dinner about the bribe scandal: "Vicious men will always be able to find boys and young men whom, if the money involved is sufficiently tempting, they can seduce and Eddie Gottlieb, owner of the Philadelphia Warriors, who had signed St. Joseph's Jack Egan, indicted in the cage scandal: "Unless Egan gets a clearance, I'm not interested in doing business with him." Don Blaslngame, Giant second baseman traded to Cincinnati: "The change can't possibly hurt me after that miserable year I had in 1960 (hitting .235 in 136 games). The change will give me a chance to play more." Bob Schmidt, also sent to the Reds: "I liked everyone in San Francisco and in the Giant organization.

But you can have the ball park and weather out there." out the next home stand. Twins Tickets? Plenty Available for Home Stand Hoping to discourage any sellout talk which clouded their home opener last week, the Twins declared Thursday that plenty of tickets remain for all games in the next home stand. The Twins come home to play the Chicago White Sox Sunday and Monday; meet the New York Yankees Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and play Boston Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 7. Baltimore and Los Angeles move in for another home series the week of May 9-13. "We just went over in total sales for the year," ticket manager Charlie Lavender reported yesterday.

"But we still have good seats in all three price ranges ($1.50, $2.50 and $3) through am Sn th a 1m Tn throe team in the league. In three Hoosiers have prevailed 3-2, 12-1 and 19-2. Siebert's evaluation of the day's task: "They're leading the league, they've got to be good. This is going to be one of the big weekends of our season. Other Big Ten games today have Ohio State (1-0) at Iowa (0-1), Michigan State (1-2) at Michigan (1-0), Wisconsin (1-2) at Purdue (0-3) and Northwestern (2-1) at Illinois (0-1).

ETC. DEPT. Prize end Tom Hall joined the spring football ailing list Thursday at Northrop field Hall injured the arch of his right foot Wednesday. Sandy Stephens returned to full duty for the first time in two weeks, running the first team backfield. Charlie Smith ran at right halfback in place of lame Bill Munsey.

Dave Odegard sets out to day to defend his Drake relays 120-yard high hurdles championship. Cold weather and a sore knee have hampered Odegard in recent drills, but the Gopher senior is optimistic. "I've always run well at Drake." Coach Jim Kelly took Odegard, discus thrower Chuck Colby and middle distance men Art Patterson and Ralph Fischer to Drake The Gopher harriers have a dual meet Monday at Iowa State. Lead man Dan Olson was still limping on a sprained ankle as the Minnesota tennis team left for a week end meet at lowa against Purdue, Notre Dame and the host Hawkeyes. Whitt 63 Leads Texas Open SAN ANTONIO, Texas UP) Young Don Whitt, a consistent money winner on the golf tour, putted to an eight-under-par 63 Thursday to grab the first-round lead in the $30,000 Texas Open.

Den Whitt 11-31 3i Al Balding 33-31 64; Frond Whorton 31-3465: Don Fairfield 32-3365) Mac Main 33-3366; till Collin 32-3466; Doug Hiaaint 31-3566; Paul Hamtr 35-3166: Doug Sanders 32-3466) Ken Vtnturi 35-33 67; Arnold Palmer 33-3467) a-loy Aguilloa 33-3467) Dava Hill 33-3567; Mason Rudolph 31-3667; too Iruno 33- 3561; Fred Hawkins 33-3561; Al Johnston 31-3768; Johnny Port 34-34 68; Gardntr Dickinson 34-3468; Ktl Nagla 32-3668; Don January 36-3268; Chics Miortui 34-3468; Don Mossengole 34- 3468; Jim Tumesa 35-3368; Hewii Johnson 33-3568; Al Coibergor 33-35 68; Jerry larber 35-33 -68: Tom Nitporfe 34-3569; Jocky Cupil 36-3369; Jack lurfce Jr. 36-3369; Chandler Harper 34-3569) Jackton Iradley 34-3569; illy Maxwell 35-3469; Dick Turner 34-3569; Re Baxter Jr. 34-3569; lutch laird 33-3669; Jay Hebert 34-35 69; Jimmy Claric 34-3569; Ernie Venter 35-3469; Gary Player 36-3369. LATE SPORTS San Francisco rallied for a 6-5 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Wednesday night. San Francitce (61 lei Angeles HI cb rbl ab rbi Miller 2b 5 2 0 Willi, 4 2 0 Kuenn rf 2 11 Neal.

2b 5 2 1 d-F. Alou rf 0 i-larker 0 0 0 e-M. Alou rf 1 1 T. Dovii cF 5 1 7 Mayi cf 5 3 1 Mean, If 3 10 McCoveylb 5 1 1 Demetor, rf 4 1 0 Cepedolf 4 0 Hedgei.lb 4 0 0 Schmidt 3 0 1 Smith, 3b 3 0 0 Davenpt 3b 4 1 f-Gilliam 0 0 0 Pogan it 10 0 Cemilli, 3 0 0 a-llasingmg OOO g-Rosebore 112 retuvd ii 2 1 1 a 3 1 0 McCormick fl 0 0 1. Sherry, 0 0 0 b-rarlty h-Fairly 1 0 0 Fisher 0 0 0 c-Marshell 1 0 0 Tetalt 36 10 i Duttolop 1 0 0 lolin 0 0 0 Totals 36 10 5 Struck out for fnher in seventh, Ran for Kuenn in eighth, Singled for F.

Aleu in ninth, Walked far Smith in ninth, Homered for Camilli in ninth, Flied out for I. Sherry in ninth, i batted for Neaf en two-strike count in ninth end (truck out. San Froncisce 000 007 0406 lee Angelet 000 030 0025 McCovey, Mean, Wills, tolin. DP Smtrh-Neal-Hodget. 101 Son Francitce let Angelet 7.

SB Wills, Miller. HR T. Davis, Rosebore. St Iressovd. SF Kuenn, Schmidt.

Pitching Summary IP I ER (ISO McCormick 5 7 3 3 0 7 Fisher 1 0 0 0 0 3 Duffale fW, 2-11 3 7 2 3 0 lolm 0 0 0 0 1 a-W'llioms 7 5 3 3 3 1 L. Sherry (I, 0-2) 2 5 3 0 0 2 a Faced en batter In eighth. WP Williams, lolin. Sterner, lar-lick. Crawford, Vorge.

3:32. A 27,032 HARNESS RACING VONKEIS Su Mat lod IS3.40I Air Record. Tomete. MAYWOOD PARK Pansy Irewtr (S3) emtio telle Mac, Active till. by the TRIBUNE NFL Sets Up 'Disaster Policy Picks 'Hall' Site SAN FRANCISCO, Calif.

UP) The National Football league Thursday set up a multi-million dollar plan for restocking any club in case of a distaster. It also honored the site of its founding by awarding the NFL Hall of Fame to Canton, where on Sept 17, 1920, eleven pro players formed the league and elected the great Jim Thorpe as its president Commissioner Pete Rozelle also announced action to solidify the league's player benefit program with annually from championship game radio and television receipts. Under the distaster plan $2,250,000 insurance policies on each club will be carried in addition to insurance held by the individual clubs. IN CASE of a disaster, the affected club would be able to purchase players from the other 13 teams. Under the NFL formula, if an entire team is lost, the surviving 13 teams would first submit a list of 15 untouchables of their 36 men rosters.

The disaster club then would pick one player, not on the untouchable list, from each of the other clubs. After that, more players would go on each untouch able list, and the disaster club would have more selec tions until 39 players were taken from the surviving clubs. ONE-HALF of the insurance would be kept by the disaster club. The other $1,125,000 would be prorated to pay an equal amount for each player taken. Insurance payments to families of players killed in a disaster are provided by the players' teams and by their own policies.

In the City Sports Whirl Three pitchers held their respective foes to only five hits Thursday in a trio of Skyline conference games. Junior southpaw Dick Howard hurled a no-hitter in St. Paul Park's 3-0 decision over St Francis. Fridley's Jay Olson, who turned in a two-hit performance, struck out 17 Spring Lake Park batters in an 8-2 victory; Steve Ross of Mahtomedi beat Osseo 5-0 on three hits. Trapshooting Earl Nielsen of Christy's Sporting broke 48 of 50 targets Tuesday night to pace individual shooters in the Oak Leaf Commercial Skeet league at St.

Anthony Gun club. Team results: Christy'i Sporting; 239, Northern Pump 221; Jim end Ued 234, Old Dutch Feeds 220; Peckrondt lumber and Knellwoed 220, Sim and Don's 199. Field Trial The German Shorthair Pointer Club of America will hold its field trial Saturday and Sunday at Lucky Twins trial grounds on highway 13. Drag Racing City and suburban drag racers will duel from 6 to 10 p.m. today at Twin City Speedway.

There will be action in 31 divisions, including motorcycles. Zone Hopkins Tops Robins 3-1; Richfield Wins Hopkins jolted Robbinsdale 3-1 and defending champion Richfield slammed Mound 5-2 Thursday as the Lake confer ence got in a full slate of baseball games. In other games St. Louis Park handled Wayzata 6-5 and Edina took an 8-7 error-blotched verdict over Bloom-ington. Hopkins' Grant Trygstad singled home two runs in the eighth for the Warriors' win over Robbinsdale.

Four sin gles and a Robin error set up the extra-inning victory. Whitey Thoreson batted in two runs to lead Richfield and helped out on a five-hit pitching effort that stifled the Mohawks. Bruce Ackland singled in two runs in the seventh for Park's win. Ray Trautman scored from third on Bill Sausens wild pitch as Edina nipped the Bears. Lraig Ulson hit a three-run homer for Bloom-ington in the first.

PARK 6, WAYZATA 5 Wayiote 5 5 3 Park 6 7 3 I. Schumacher end R. Schumacher; John, sen, Rasmussen (61, Jensen 17) end Wank, RICHFIELD 4. MOUND 3 Richfield 5 4 2 Mound 2 5 6 Thoreson, Hoffman 16) end Sock; Wal ttrt and Wirti. HOPKINS 3, ROIIINSDALE 1 Hook in 3 13 Robbinsdale 1 3 3 (Eight innings) O'Cennell end Wiig: Lloyd, Spaniert 15) and Peterson, Ryan (61.

EDINA I. IIOOMINGTON 7 lloomington 7 14 Edine 15 4 Sausen, Sherer (2), Sausen (7 and Sey rnour; Hankinson and Nelson. Rams, Steelers Swap Tackles LOS ANGELES, Calif. UP) The Los Angeles Rams Thursday traded defensive tackle Lou Michaels for of fensive tackle Frank Var richione of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Varrichione was Pitts burgh's first draft choice in 1954.

Michaels was the Rams' first choice in 1958. Ram coach Bob Waterfield called the swap "a good one for both clubs. We need help on offense and I think Varrichione can provide it" CLASSICSCORES WEDNESDAY P.M. SHIFT St. Poul terer McDowell Leo Mann Mike Schmid Dec Chelgren Dick Andersen 163 143 190 112 111 217 202 222 199 116 115 179 146642 204 714 III 111 154704 19676 211 115 177 Montgomery, Minn.

Lloyd Thorsen 191 167 146 Skip llnnemon 136 179 200 Warren Thoreson. 115 163 143 Prank Suku 175 157 154 New Prague, Minn. Ed lartvial 225 170 17S lob Havlick 137 165 200 Tommy 212 161 173 Jerry larten 157 179 151 Minneapolis Dennis Persons 164 171 151 Calvin lercy 169 199 169 John Westing 113 159 175 Vern Folk 200 174 197 167671 159474 257741 111671 131701 165667 195741 160654 112612 115722 155672 166737 THURSDAY 3:00 P.M. Minneapolis Pete Schaefer 114 Tom Trainer 156 Dout Trainer 172 Greenwald, Minn. Ted Wvrst 161 Gene Williams ..167 West St.

Paul-Fab. Pletryssewski 226 7:15 P.M. Minneapolis Al Johnson 1S4 V. llsh 113 A. Lyman 194 SHIFT 215 221 200 113 162 156 165 20S 147 200 191 12 SHIFT 149 161 140 116 170 231 115 151 156715 210749 113673 194732 151655 159761 14161 161677 161763 221752 Eugene Martin lit Jim Johnson 164 Jack Huff 174 Robert lynch 140 Jack Swedin 191 Conrad Pedersen.

159 H. I. Sutton 155 V. O. Street 171 P.

I. Mata 165 Clint 113 Den Sunstrem 165 113 204 171 194 154 195 121 133 115 157 143 195 119 112 162 240 144 170 193 116 149 130 171 115 SHIFT 110731 169715 134623 145597 HI 689 116-679 175724 165732 161665 169713 156611 146695 St. Pool W. E. Harris 166 Clarence Avert II 1:30 P.M.

South St. Paul lob McCoy 172 Ed lurten 113 Chester 174 Nick 176 204 211 161750 193 1 76 111740 151 171 166662 2 24 117 202719 Minneapelit Den Gleaton 197 170 332 till Schunert 174 173 210 Paul Hufnagle 169 149 130 Paul Martens 152 151 153 Ion Jansko 153 155 172 Art Lotik 116 196 136 Oicfc lishop 113 194 176 Ed Mottolo 144 141 145 Nell Westman 217 210 113 Tom Wallick ISO 126 1(1 Phillip 121 173 119 P.M. SHIFT 111717 142699 197640 152615 152632 245763 147700 179616 171711 159631 192677 Prior lake Dick 163 Woverty, Minn. Walter 160 Irving Hautloden. 166 190 II 214756 14 130 1 79611 115 147 119617 Minneapolis Jack IS 171 155 Jim Hansen 225 142 179 Tern lumt 136 166 163 Ralph 159 191 161 Clor Cupeke 177 161 212 eb Andersen 212 225 15S 153 631 142611 166631 203723 231711 176761 154 651 141624 139421 173-450 145536 200 775 156705 Frame 159 111 164 A.

Markre 131 162 176 Dick Markrg Ill 167 134 Jay leach 151 141 171 ley 150 105 136 1,11 tell 161 205 159 Ed 161 195 193 in Sports Brookview Takes Senior Golf Lead Long accustomed to a subordinate role in the Twin City Senior golf league, Brookview leaped into the leadership in the opening round Thursday at Hillcrest. With the cold and high winds sending scores soaring over par, Brookview scored TEAM STANDINGS Ireokvlow 61.5 Town a Country 63 Minneapolis Golf club 61.5 Golden Valley 61 Minnesota Valley S7.5 Midland Hills 36 Mendeketa 45.5 Sourhview 43 University 39 5 Oak Ridge 35. 5 Stillwater 32 Edina 19 Hillcrest 4... 21 North Oake 14 68 points to take over first place for the first time in the league's history. Another surprising show of strength found Town Country holding down second with 63 points.

Minneapolis Golf club used its familiar balance to take third, while the defending champion, Midland Hills, slipped back to sixth. A seven over par 79, shared by Dr. A. A. Anfinson of Golden Valley and Milt Johnson of Midland Hills, was good for the medal.

Brookview's surge was led by Nate Chesler (82), Red Anderson (84), Sherm Kass-mir (84) and Mickey Gordon (87). Golden Valley's Monroe Harvey shot a solid 80, while frequent medalist Bill Zieske ran into a 9 en 16 for an 82. Despite the bitter cold, all 84 Seniors showed up on schedule. Leaders: Dr. A.

A. Anfinson, Golden Volley 79 Milt Johnson, Midland Midi 79 Monroe Harvey, Golden Valley 10 Percy Hale, Midland Hills II Sill Zieske, Minnesota Valley II Elmer Feis. MGC II Irvce McNeill, Edina 12 Nate Chesler, Irookview I led Andersen, Ireekview 14 Merrie Askerman, MGC 14 Sherm Kossmir, Ireekview 14 Larry Shoughnessy, Town Country Mylei McDenaugh, Nerth Ooks IS Pony Schmalherst. Stillwater IS Dick Hunt, Mendakota IS H. J.

Henning, Town 1 Country IS Allen Irewn, Mendakota 15 John Howard, Minnesota Valley 16 Doug Wilson, Mendakota 16 till Dale MGC 16 Martin Stein, Oak Ridge 16 till lielenberg. University 16 EVENTS TODAY BASEBALL TWINS VS. ANGELS 10 p.m. At let Angelet, Calif. IIG TEN 3:30 p.m.

Minnesota vi, Indiana at Telta field. CENTRAL CATHOLIC Do la So lie at Cretin) St. Apnet at St, Cloud cathedral (21; Hill et St. Thomas. MISl 3:30 p.m.

Concordia at llakei Ireck el Minnehaha. MINNESOTA VALLEY 3:30 p.m. Ossea at Oreno. SUIURIAN Ramsey et Stillwatert Hastings et Mounds View; Anoka at White leer; Columbia Heights at Nerth St. Paul; South St.

Paul at West St, Paul. MIDWEST Grinnell af Monmouth; Connell et Knex; Concordia at St. Olaf. TENNIS FOUR-TEAM MEET Minnesota et lewe. MIDWEST leleit et Ripon.

CAILETON INVITATIONAL At Cerleton. CITY PREPS 3:30 p.m. Southwest vt. Henry ot linden Hills; Vecotienal vs. Edison at Iryn Mawr; Nerth vs.

Central at North Commons; Roosevelt vs. South at Hiawatha; Marshall vs. Washburn at Prospect I Tower Hill. MISl 3:30 p.m. Concordia et Hake; Ireck et Minnehaha.

TRACK CITY 'PREPS Triangular meet Edison. Vecotienal, Henry et Henry; North af Scutti. MISl 3:30 m. Iloke at Shottuck; Ireck et Minnehaha; Concordia et Minnehaha. GCLF CITY PREPS 3 p.m.

South vs. Southwest et Hla wotho; Central vs. Vocational ot Hiawatha; Washburn vt. North et Wirth; Marshall vt. Henry et Crest; West vt Edison ot Meodewbreok.

AUTO RACLNG DRAG RACES 6-10 p.m. At Twin City Speedway. "Contrary to some rumors, neither the White Sox nor the Yankee games approach a sellout." Tickets for all games are available at Metropolitan stadium. In addition, the downtown office in the First National Bank concourse has tickets for the next home stand. Buyers are cautioned, however, that tickets are available only prior to the day of the game at the bank office.

Carver-Hennepin Opens Play May 7 The eight-team Carver-Hennepin baseball league plans to open May 7 with Victoria at St. Bonifacius, Watertown at Waconia, Chanhassen at Carver and Chaska at Cologne. PIRATES WHlt COLUMBUS COLUMBUS, Ohio UP) The Pittsburgh Pirates spanked their Columbus farmhands 7-1 in an exhibition baseball game Thursday. Maplewood; Sandra J. Grippen, 2086 Eleanor Av.

Willis G. Sodwlck. 1335 W. Minnehaha Charlette J. Chapman, 1335 W.

Minnehaha Av, Robert I. Johnson. 62 Wentworth court, Minneapolis; Marcene Chris- tenson, 1632 lafond Av. Floyd T. Tennant, 261 Summit Av Pa- tricia M.

Elm. 765 W. Minnehaha Av. Donald W. lyland, 507 Edmund Av Eleanor M.

Johnson, 1194 Sherburne Av Donald A. Peterson, 1195 W. Idaho Av Morlys R. Goneau, 1377 Sandhurst Roseville Robert P. McCarthy, Onomio, Minn.i Corel f.

Keys, 1156 Fuller Av. Gary A. Gardner, 648 N. Western Erika Noweiki, 659 N. Western Av Jomes I.

Totlen, 933 S. Robert Wist St. Paul; Marjorio C. llbby. 521 S.

Warwick St. Donald 0. Trenda, Bavoort; Renee A. Salmon, 1936 Hoyt Av. Dod C.

Fait, 1724 county road H2. Mm- neaoolit; lerraine E. Klein, 912 Fry St Archibald A. Cowie, 1329 Hartford leotrice lindecranti, 1408 Clarmar lane, Roseville. John R.

Powers, Reading, Po.t lois M. Harwell, 670 Portlond Av. Walton K. Frltie, Cottage Grove; Karen M. Hohenstein, 314 W.

Kellogg Blvd Jerome Tamowski, 191 Genesee St.t 688 E- Av. Robert J. Mclaughlin. 75 W. Maryland Judith M.

Prochaska, 877 Hatch Av. Marvin W. Hughes, Montgomery, MinS Jeone A. Lovojoy. 1822 Sherwood Av.

BIRTHS GIRLS Mr. and Gregg Irown. 899 W. Edgewoter Shoreview. Samuel Furber, 2900 S.

36th Minneapolis. Roger Geulet, 118 W. Stevens St. Roy Hain. 318 S.

Warwick St. Kenneth Johansen, 722 Delaware Av Arnold Johnson, 363 Dophne. St, Poul Pork. Stanley lacina, 1 247 Reonev Av. Thomas lepei.

1017 Summit St. Powl Park. Jon Millen, 1231 Colette PI. I'P'1 Mvdrok, 1878 Goodrich Av. ill Parker, 636 lourel Av Robert Peterson, 1830 E.

Nevada Av De'win Roomer. 511 S. lit South St. Paul. Albert Tanquary.

2133 Cedar WhWa Bear lake. IOYS Mr. and Mrs.t "fcrt lenbe. 1358 S. 5th Av South St, Paul.

Vernon Irand, 5240 N. Maryland Crystal. Gerald Deo, 41 5 Arbor Sr. John Hislop, 1640 E. 5th St.

Ronald Hyland. 722 Thomos Av Georea longer, 2323 Ronold Whitt Bear lake. Raymond lerent. 834 Allen West St. Paul.

PotriM O'Donevan, 755 F. Orrjnoa Av Ralph Reiter. 800 E. 86th Blooming. ton.

Russell Rische, 1043 Rvde St. Arne Schmidt, 464 N. Fairview Av, Robert Schuler, 1168 Bush Av. Jack Skaggi, 165 Hanson road. Mahtomedi.

Fronklin Vonderhoff, 1211 4th St. Paul Park. William Wolf. 663 N. Haiel St.

Clinton Wyant, Palisade. Minn. TWIN IOYS Mr. and Mrs.t Eugene Kelander, 1956 Haielwood Maplewood. DEATHS Adelaide Adams, 90.

1808 laurel Av Prank Bowting. 84. 1017 Summit Av, Thomas Camay. 80. 1327 Bovord Av.

John Connelly, 89. 90 Wilkin St. John Doris. 79, 90 Wilkin St Loriene Iklund. 72.

2115 Foirmount Av. Edward Leonard, 66. 1302 Kent St. -Loretta McMonigal. 59.

869 Edmund Av. Eu a Mitchell. 81. 833 Fuller Av. Wilbur Morgan, 83, 6 Wesrwood Golden Valley.

Anna Nelson, 63, 1016 Reonev Av Kotherine O'loyle. 43. 387 E. Jessamine Av. Patrick O'Phelan, 63.

131 Downs Maplewood. Clifferd Palmer, 51. 594 Dayton Av. Sophie Rutor, 77. 1914 Marshall Av.

Amelia Rvckman, 74. 200 E. Arch St. Cushing Wright, 80. 51 1 Grand Av.

SCORES BASEBALL AMEIICAN ASSOCIATION Denver leutiville 7. Htutten Dollal-fert Werrh 1 Indienapelit at Omaha, poitponed, teld. INTERNATIONAL IfACUl Rechetter 6, San Juan 3-Jereev City 5. Syraue-3. lichmand 6, luffale I.

PACIFIC COAST IfACUl Seattle 6. Salt lake City 3. SOUTHEIN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 9, Nothville S. Mobile 3, Chartaneega 1. irmingham little lack Mocen Shrevepert TEXAS LEAGUE lie Grande Valley 3, Tulia 2.

Austin I. Amorille 7. Son Antonie Victoria 5 III Inninn), EASTERN LEAGUE leading 9-1, linghamten 2-1. Williamtpert 11. Lancaster 2.

Sprmgfield Jehmtewn 5. SOUTH ATLANTIC IEAGUI Knexville 12, Jackienvillt 11 110 In. ninail. Other garnet rained eul. MAJOR COLLEGES Tale 6.

Trinity ICerm.l 4. Kentucky 5, Georgia 2. Oregon Idahe 1. MINNESOTA VALLEY Chaika IS, Shakepee 3. Golden Valley S.

Orene I. Woconia S. Eden Prairie 2. KNIGHTS OP COIUMIUS Suburban Raphael 6. St.

Vincent J. SUIURIAN CONFERENCE Columbia Heights S. West St. Paul 2. MAJOR LEAGUE EXHIIITION Pittsburgh 7, Columbus I.

STATE PREPS aira 7. Wimhfop 0. SKYLINE Mahtemedl S. Osseo 0. St.

Paul Park 3, St. Francis 0. Fridley Spring Lake Park 2. CENTRAL CATHOLIC Cretin 10, lenilde 1. CITY PREPS Edison 14, Vocational 10.

Nerth II. Marshall 0. Washburn 7, Central 6. South 2, Roosevelt 1. LAKE CONFERENCE Hepkine 3, leeblnsdale I.

Richfie'd Mound 2. St. louts Park 6, Wayiata 5. STATE COLLEGES Winona 34. La Crosse I St.

John's IS, Carieton a CITY SOPHOMORES Edison 11. Vocational 0. Southwest I. West 6. Roosevelt i.

Central 2 GOLF CITY PREPS Edison 19V, West LAKE CONFERENCE Edina IS. Hepkins 3. St. Louie Park 13Vi, Mound Minnetenka UV. Ileemingten Vi.

lobbinsdale D't, Wayiata 3 Vs. TENNIS lAKE CONFERINCI Richfield 0. St. leuii Park 5, University High 0, Hopkins 3, Mound 2-Robbinsdale lloomington 0. Hake 4, Minnetonko 1 TRACK STATE PIEPS St.

Paul academy 63, Cretin 60 St. Thomas 40, Hill 25V, St Agnes 17. RACING AOUEOUCT Evening Glow Miss Cloudy, Improve. LAUREL My Dear Girl (3.401. Funny lone, IHie J.

SUFFOLK DOWNS Terrace Park ($11,201, Tempest Tossed, Greek Slipper. SPORTSMAN'S PARK Avert Cindy Fine Record. GOLDEN GATE luford ($9,201, Swaps Kin, Irides Account. LAUREL Sea Water Rhythm, Flora's Girl, Mason Manager Yetoes Rematch Manager Joe Daszkiewicz has declined an offer for a rematch between his Benny Mason and St. Paul's Don Quinn, state heavyweight champion.

Daszkiewicz said St. Paul promoter Jack Raleigh had offered him a substantial purse to send Mason back against Quinn for 15 rounds. Quinn outpointed Mason at 10 rounds Wednesday. The manager said, "Mason has to give away too much weight to fight Quinn. The difference Wednesday was over 25 pounds.

Raleigh promised to get Mason a light heavyweight opponent on a later card if he showed well against Quinn. He certainly showed well and I hope Raleigh will keep his prom- ise. It was Mason's first fight in nearly two years and followed recovery from a long illness. BOWLING'S BEST (Editor's note: The Tribune Is discontinuing Bowl' ing's Best until next season.) MFN'S 62S( Harvey lemon 637 Phil Morten son 656 Amie Josickt 655 Cliff Erie Gordy Ingstrem 639 Robbie Robertson 677 till Deryea 659 WOMEN'S 32Ss Alice Pelkey S73 Carol lenfielaV 540 Heaner Olson S9S Eleanor Olsen 557 Carol lengen Sii lea lermen 539 Pearl Kroger 549 Dee Hodrorb 533 Merge Nelten 560. Donna Jensen 530 Evelyn Domberf 571 JoAnn Prentice 39-3675: Louise Suegs 35-4176: Mariano lover Hagge 37-39 76; Shirley inglehern 36-4076; Barbara Green 37-3976) i -Mrs.

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