https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d0bc8075be98b2cf816a560acf41fbf.pdf af4d8bc028b757508923b42bca9ab58b PDF Text Text ,.,. Calif, IIIII two !lave conlllldllne IIley say about baH of all altll:b bours or even dl¥aln adVance. -IA.vetate.d ' ' lleai't, bY pll.'klnl up an unuaU&I beat caiJtld an "ectopic" beat. Pllyek:lano ,lijl\'11 n~ that when such beals incJ'eue In frequency one of them 110ts the heart Into deadly fibrlllalion which must be rapidly CUTeei- Tbey say tbeli' ''>:entrlcular ed. · lmpulle deleetGr and alarm" One problem now iB that, predict Vllllric:ullr flbrtna- because lheae beals are not tlan an electrlllil failure In the detected' In time, palienlll die caD before teaching hoapilals. Their machine iB about the ' Infant Dia at Home of Parenti Christopher Allen Haley, Infant aon of Mark and Donna Lee (~ooper) Haley, died slse of a clsarette pack, has two Be11801's which are placed on the chest and Is powered by a transistor battery' The phyllician and cbeuliBtls Dr. John W. Gofman of the Lawrence Radiation LabGntory. The electronic:ll engineers are Richard D. Lawhcirn and Robert L. Chapman. Their machine still needs cllnlcal tests but Chapman decla~s : "We're talking about the potential of saving hpndreds of thousands of lives S.turday morning at the horne of biB parents on N. Second Ave., Middleport. ~ving In addition to his parenll, are the grandparent.t, Mr. and Mrs. Dwlsht Hllley, Rutlai>d, and Mr. and Mrs. Donlld Hooper, Shade; greatgrandparents, Mr. ' and Mrs. a year." Vernon Utile, Middleport, and Gus Graham, The Plains, and senral aunts and uncles. Funeral services will be 'l'llelday at 10 a. m. at the Rawllngs.Coats Funeral Home with the Rav. o, "H. Cart of. flclallng. Burial will be In the Three persons suffered minor Miles Cemetery at Rutland. Injuries at9:4S a. m. Sunday in Friends may call at the fWieral a traffic accident on Rt. 33 in home anytin(e. Meiss County. According to the Gallipolia Poaf State Hlshway Patrol, Herbert E. Whaley, 28, Rt. I, Shade, lost control of his Tonight & Tuosd1y auto, went off the right Bide of Augusl24&25 the hlshway and struck an JOHN AND MARY embankment. ITochnlcolorl Whaley and two paaoengers, Dustin Hoffman I• JOHN I Brtan Whaley, age sis, and .W• Farro Is MARY! Carla Whaley, age eight, were "R" restricted! Persons treated at Veterans Memorial undef' 17 not admitted unless accompanied by a parent or Hoapltal for minor Injuries. guardian I Damage was moderate to Colarcartaons: Whaley's auto. He was charged JucloiKuclol with excess speed for conRoell HGUnd ' . WHEN THE -SAINTS- Sl. lleruara, &hat 'b '_;, 10 mare!l.l!!l •II, lltey're niiJIOH4 to carry braady top. Tbll pup, f!le o,f 11De bora ·to "Heidi' at NOrtldteld Ciater, Oblo, doe1a't. IOeDI quite up lo lt. · · . :·...:;:·.···:·. •, Three Injured .. MONEY CUPS In Accident gear Jut Jl'tldar jp pnparallon f1lr lint SID* followille Labor Day. ~.a~ offenlllve and defensive unit go.• I II ~ tile Middlepwt J!ricllce field. .. \· by Mort Reed 0 ·'' .r,. at .Y I i, ,. ' ,, ·Devoled To Be Inierali Of'l'lu/~-M-. ·, < , -· ' ./ / ' MEIGS lHEATRE dllions. Don't bo Silly AdmIssion: Sl.OO r---.. I Qlme • JUU are I I I 1 YOIJR 11'1 II UIIY , f!!li!llil ... drhl-lft 1 I WIY. ""'"' Fr14AYI Qtly ' Reported to Auto Medium damge was reported In a one car acclrlenl Salurdsy at 10:30 p. m. on SR 143 the Meigs County sheriff's department reported. Linda Kay Lovsey, 19, New I Marshfield, traveling south 1 came onto a slick spot, braked, 1 and skidded oil the hlghway to ('.Q the left, slopping In a creek. There were no lnjuriea or to tlo .,.., 1 arrests. II II BMK fROM 1 1 I I I Tilt Drive-In Wiaw 'I Is Open t A.M. to 7 P.M. 1 ...... ...... , . _..... 1 (CoritlnUOUIIYI - Moderate Damage lllilldlot ""'" ' " I 111. FARIIUS.BMK .is SAVIMs ·en · Pomlny. Cillo I - M~ION ' '. DRIVE· IN Tonight & Tut1411y Augul124 & 25 Double Fulura P1111r1m "MIDNIGHT COWBOY" {Color) Dustin Hoffman,John olght (Academy Award Winner I · I Plcwre of the Year X -PiutTHE MAGUS Anthony Quinn Michael Cline (Calor) R EXPO 70 Commemorative Medal 1 Anyone unable to attend the 1970 World Exposition held in Osaka, Japan, this sum~er may slill acquire a specunen of the of(lclal sterllng stlver Expo 'Ill Medal struck ~.Y the Japanese inlnt especially for the occasion. ,II me as u r e s 35mm in !llameler and bears a sty!ized version, of the cherry blossom, the official symbol of the event on one side and The Budding Tree symbolic of eternal gi"owtb 'sl@lfylng the spirit of proSpenty and harmony of mankiud on the other. Tbe deli&Dll the crealion of Cbucyo Sato, Jap~'s moat f811l0lij' acUIPtor. Each medal comti in Its own Individual dlsplay case at $12.50 with P91tage and Insurance fees paid. Interested readers can write II. Williams, Coin Exchange, P.O. Box 85, Greenbelt, Md. • • • Mouat Ralbm,ore Dollu South Dakola'a ·Gov. •Frank L. Farrar iB attempting to enlist &he support of Preal· dent Nbton ·In bla effort to place the 'likene~a of Mount Rushmore on the reverse of the $1 bill. ' In a note to the President the govemor sjld: "During the paat montbli, we have had a number o( cooferences with Treasury 'l)epartment offlclala on placing the pic- sucb resp(lllsil!lllly without 'lure pf Mount RUBbmore on prior approval." the dollar bill. Shnulli those Such an adaptation of a changes be discussed, your national monument would res u p p o r t for placing this quire nationwide support. If 'Shrine of I!emocracy' on the this were Jacking Ia any renation's currency as a trlb- glon of the United States lt ule to four great presidents would leave the door oPen would be appreciated." to a demand for other such Legislation for the Rush- monuments to be p I a c e d more bills has been pending either on the t2, $5 or flO In Congress since 1968 when notes. And, since we have - -. Sen. Karl Mund~ R-S.D., only a few different denomlasked for R u s h m ore $1 natioos In our pap e r curnotes. He introduced another rency, this could ·cause a bill on the subject in l.9fi8 but problem, b e c a u s e of tbe so far no action has been g r e •_ I number of na __ tlonal taken. ahrlnes. , _,. , ·Ait lnte'rifslln' · p 11'1 li t " SiiiiU!a" 8nyone ttl'~'hlie brought out by ~oin World siiJII)Orling the Rus1Un'or41 staff members in a conver- program, either w:r1te your sallon with a T r e a s u r y elected reprelelltativea In spokesman reveala that the W8$blngton or direct your MEETINGTms~ change from our pre~· fl COII)lllents to the ·.office of 'lbefe will~- --"·· of an reverse to the propoeecl FrankL. FIU'I'II', Governor , .........._.., Mount Rushmore deal g n of the Slate of-South Dakota. non-teacbln8 penOnnel at e p, could he made wl!bout con• • • · .m.this'l'uelll8y.atll!e8out!-n greaaional approval. How· ,. Local Hlp Scbool Instead ,of ever, Treasury reaction to Fo_._.,... Ja New ... nai 'riM 11 prev1pu1y 88• this latitude Is essenllally Tbe Associated Press re- nouneeci · the same as the answer cently circulated this article. · given this reporter when X. "To Whol!l It may concern. · put the question to JjUiles A. 'fl!e P.,OOO mDeW t3l billa Conlon, d I r e c t o r of the yQIJ ~~~ iD a Ioder at the Bureau ol Enf,;avlng and ,Cleveland Hopkins InterneP r 1 n t In g. ' Wb1le such 410nal AirJJort can now be cbangea do not usUally re- htalm'ed. Otflclals are 8Dll· , IIOo8TER8 TO MEET ' quire the sanction of Con- lous for you to appear to · Southern lland Boolllerll ·wlll ~ss," said the director, claim the money.. Tbey are meet Tueaday at. 7:30 p. ln u n d e r no clrcumitancea tbe Seem Servlee and your lbi' hl&b school cafeterta. ~~i11>1>111~1!!'2!1~~~- ~iWfl would tbe bureau auume money Is counterfeit." "' r _4gtie'W · ,. m. Juvenile I~ Cited A Racine youth today was - diM lt--!ril~·<ll ...._,charge~ 1o110Wlri; .-twO: ell' llifcldent at 1:35 a.m. on SR · 1n Letari Townsblp. Counly sheriff's I'l di~tuwnl said Jamet All!ert Racine, Rl. 2, was a 1964 Dodge north pulling a U Haul trailer. WUliam E. Adldits, 15, Racine, Rt. 2, going south in a '59 Ford, attempted a left hand turn Into the Harry Hlll driveway Into the lidt! of Riffle's car. Adkins wu cited on charges of no operator's Ucense, no Ucense plates, and failure to yield rlsM of way. The Riffle vehicle was heavily damaged and · the Adkins car was d1!11101lsll!!d. There were no Injuries. f»~sioners Will Cooperate NEW PRESS UNIT ARIIIVF3 - A new lopqe pre11 unit IIJTiftd at the Ohio Valley • Publlahing Co. Monday, and iB currently being Installed on the compmy's three-year-old offael preas. The new $30,000unit will....-ille the c~ to lncreaae Ita BinglH'IIII capaclly to 32pageo, and double Its color capabWiiea. Pictured above unloadlng the 5-ton unit, left to rlsh~ are lnataUer Bill Carsten, of the.Goss Co., Chicago, partially hidden !rom view; Jay Hackney, Columbus; Mike Garcia, C2leahire, and ~Mattos, Pt. Pleasant, press room sup«lntendenL The new unlt II apected to be In operation by the end of the week. '~~::::::=='%;:;;7=;;~ Weather Stevt Grsy's pel got him In trouble MIDday alghl. The 11-yeal"<<ld boy tried Ia board a cily bu wltb 1111 sllm sis-fool boa eooalrlclor wound aroud biB neck. Tbe bua driver re!Wied to let blm ride. '.0' Blight Damages. . aear An elderly waman the · C9LUMBUS (uPl)-An Ohio bas slop well! Into a ~· Slate Untversiey agricultural wheu lhe B8W tile sake .... ' econat lhlnll8 the weather called pollee, who cbuged condilllJI18 ''In the nest coilple Gray with keepla& a of weeks wiU leU the story" wllbbt tbe city llmiL A e11:y about how much the Ohio com oniJIIillce lorbldli die keepflll ~ will be affected by •the of 1 make loll&er tua m southern ~ leaf blight. feet. Wallace Barr said reports of Ohio corn crop damage from r«>.:«.K&W -?"'&:::!~.'@: the bllsht "may be over-empha- · . "In sOuthern Ohio losses will si~." , Marl'llleUceue . · hill·_ !Mil~ ,'-· :21, lint~ iiatrieifi·:Ka,Y ·M . D be seve~·e In many fields but in norlhweaternO(]Iothere.iBUttle · · · evidence _ as yet of reduced .. • .vleld,s;' he said. · :•~ed· "o\lso many major corn pro. : VI~" luctllg alate have Utile Indica· , . ' ilion of adYerae )'l'eld ·effects . .£e800 ' •. ()Ve ' · ·. ., 1 Re· B ' ··' '·' ·· · ' ' ' ' -t d} " , ·8 f · . Key to. I 111..O .J'll.T~".to te'IU · ~"·' from tbe southern leaf blJ&bl !WIgus. The reducation in . ~ overall u.s. com prodUcllon pic~ iB yet to be. detei'mined." , Barr, however, said the~ In widespread areas of lbe south and some aecliOI) of the . east north-central stales will caiiBI! "severe economic hardshlpa for individual farmers and · businesses in the communiliea affected." TheeconomiBtsaid the ''lllliJII scare" had reau!led 1n ''wide gyrallll!Jll In corn priceilln ~ , :· · cent days." Barr, however, said ' total supp)les of corn would be ·· , · sufficient to tneet the naliCIII:j ,, ·. ...__lll:Uves'..,.•""''""'.,.."' ~ .... ~~~~-~ .. ' needs willla clecllne In 1!01'11 a• pol'll. . ' . . Barr ,also sai4 1!e ~ llGI forellaany ''exin!me~' ' · IIU ,~are- oataallilbuley ·' are la!1e ' ' �.' •• ~- ~, ' . ,_ ,..,. . ,((ate' Up: ~, ' ~ ~' •r' , ' a , i.'· ' '' i. ": ., > Berkeley, ibe tulclde rate of bloc~ betWeen tilt •••• rifl5 ·ahd 341n New York Clty Ia OVI.f 31. per IOO,!M)O ~ -,about double tjle rate of illeir wblte counte~. 1 ; • ·~Tiiis coatracllcts the generallY accepted IJellef !hal fD · {ewer blacta commit· suicide tbp whites. . · · .· • •. W.rilinC \!1 Psychology Tod&f r:napaine, Selden IIYI thai black revolutionaries literallY -m to want to be by pollce-"to go down in an ~llploslon of maac~ hale and physical power, making ~ dent In the ~rorld you leave lt." And pollee ~ve generilly been quite iitutng to co-operate In Ibis "vlctlm-precipltab!!l homicide." Ia possible, lf not lltely," says Seiden, :",that yoUng black revolutlonarlea ·are at leaH partially motivated b)' !t,.wlsh to he martyred, to be ceremoniously exeeuled, to tie lll!strbyed In violent confrontation In which they may lllomentarUy respect themselvea and from wblch i!l"Y wUI glln posthumous status, regardless of what fDiitlcal 4r pubUc-relallons value their dealhl may have.' In the ghetto subculture, maacullnlty and courage are frequently defined In physical terms, he says, and young black males assign a hllh value to being Iough. They regard conventloDal means of suicide, such as deliberate drug overdoae, as soft and unmaacullne. Thus frolllier-type shoot-outs repreaent a swjlt, uncompllcaled m~ of resolving the confilct In their mlnda. Neither Ia it 'mere coincidence thel youn~laet men do a dliJJroportionate share of the actual flgh In Vietnam, be IIYI; Many of them are In the front lines ause they lo be there. ' be aacrlbes to the aulclde epidemic IN!Iude ondeprives many lllacks of sell-esteem, roultlng from the abiii!IICIO of a cblldhood, and conditions of deprlv- .' i Kit l I, I I ~ rage. • . went 1 man thne '(' t rev~liltionar~l, hya , ,, !191~ ·biiMMor".i\llent!sl. ' !.1~~ to Or. )Ue~ H. S'lldln,. .~liel~ ~~fellor 01 ~loial .Cienees at !be U~lvllnlty of oflllli lir . . ·' ' ' 'l'• men .mc-·1856, !lil!t amonb~:e v~ms ahOIM ~ m- "ll!!!:l!laUY ~otlvated" ' "( t .. ~ jlas IM!ell. >•trlklne lnciJIIJe In Julc~s . amon~ ' el( aU, .. . ... , • ~~matter how you slice It," uys Selden, the rialng rate among young black& add8 up' to "a algnlflcant of our naUoo's _young men committing aulcld' tr'mible.,''flY opinion, It means that the naUon Is In· bad Some History We Didn't Know ,. ,. ' ' • ~l' ,., ,,., '"' 1 · ' " . . ' ' ' ' .,. ~GTON (UP1)-qn- ones' lbillarel'!f oOOilt." ~u · Beripla coach Paul 1111 Be~J~ila Were . far ~ Ia ,lootinfl far ·a a 41'20 loirl by the St. Louis ~. but he Isn't Cardinali lall Sllurday night l!P\IJDIIIIC•bllut p-lbf one ,fnd Brown was •Ill! uplelabllul I!!! irlnll. ' ' ' It two dan lalar. ' ::~Stn. l;m looalng at othar ''OUr ~ IJid pua it~··" • Sii!!D prolarliooi .... very poor," be ~ M•y aiaald 'the lralilln& ~- "It 1!'1111 from bad )llit:t• •~·~;vwy 0111 1~ to worae. You couldn't Bincle lo ~ olfel'ed a lldrd or out one player or another oo 1 , . _.!rid From thaltaal' M'a llquad, 'tbe Marauden .everal . ke)' 1.- via craduatiOII, bill an oulatancll~ ,- ~roup of sopbmlorea from ~t squad alrould than 1111 the liP lhll aeuOo. Loll from 18111 yaar'a squad ' I (Soutbeutern Oblo Alblelle :• League). U Is Gne of . .. ' toucbeal a;d ~reU-bll••* ~ In lbe ertllre ~. n., dropp\nc out pJ aatlulne This-, ~.llldtll!llll!'lilooSmlth, Ml!l'~aa,macna- ~Y,!IIt , .-1 lbe 1!1' irlll blin an eslraor'4li!Jiry · Mike Wllliariu and Robin 116 11'·11111ic!t lGII Kloel, ~'IS lb. c!lt1411 of al,..,_.¥•aJtriP: 1a1en~ a experlenc$l back- !h~. . eent111:. ••""' w~. 1111. lb. e¥!1) ~ ~~ · I" fiEld. :Yii&~chDonDixon baa 1be Jlllil«·Jeff Morrll, llftd IN lb. BUtuintbe~)'l!U~ Sea10I' Bob 'Wetty . has the o(feiiJIYe lllle bltllnflllke a pack llllllor .lArrY Rarmon COIIId that the ~ 'IIII!•JM opporlunlt)' ot becoming ot11!P!m' dop after a''"' piece ~!!ape iii» ~ ile the beat Jlllll- there ballliJI8all tile..., fGr . alarllritl ~. Tbe · ~ Or-1, Tbe c:andklalea rkeivlnl corp in 1be ~title, a poa[lll!n they li!l~. ~ poundtr II an WeJ1enl ~ fur ~ a'odl .a t tackle are Speaking of the league held Iince 18fT. . ' and a fine . ball h,andler 111 lb. llilnlor Mike Cu$!<. Ito . lo (demonstrated.Jasl...,.nuhe lb. JIIIllorFredLeeand21$1b. '1"-lU ~0 rolled lbe Metp offense lot aU I!"Phomore Mart Werry. At ODJDqer 1.111\.e& of lis 18 polnls in lhe final guarda, 'uo 1~. llelllor Dave e ' " quarter agalnat Ja~klon). Boyd (~last year) , and ,.,.... •n~ ....,, (.UP! · .J .... "'""" , . , . , GrabadleBacldng blm up wDI be 135 lb. 116 lb. junior Ted Lewhew, 150 .-......,,..............,. ) - "' ..,. _...11'1 ---z " ::r,:• ,. 111at '"" 'a t oept., wDI atar't ballbac:lt; Sl.tW VIII lft!AII', Clndldalel •for tbe two Jll!lf1r Eddie YOIIII! guard; , Mlb · YG!IIii,_ ~; ~ liola ..- plentiful. ~~ bad<.up, Lpn Bilek~ liD)' Vaupn, ~ them are ~ Mike Tile .end ~ will be ""· ' Grate, DennlllloaJ, IJid Tom ~~~~ !Jilt • ~ ..-.1he and ' ; -.lt\'14tti• Dt~plt ' Hackett, llnebldrllo. the banda r ~For )'oun·g Blacks 1 11/I&RiBg. the..,__.. ie.dli\s the rookie itandOiil til 1HI Robinson ..u caJ1ed tor~ PWc b) 1aa1 S.turday's game. "lt Wllll'l mri' il queallonable decillon !' .aid llr<i,n. "II ·. ~ ,.• , own 11 ;, Barr and J1Di Stratzel, lacldea; sophomore Andy Vaugblft. lb .. juDI« Roger Dixon are aU lllOWIII for lbe Cincinnati Beda ~llpasl - that!'utlrhla John ru•·••·-' end-balfbac:ll· Alfullback'liOib. JIUiiorTiny hAtt!inof«aberlhontheflrst lmigbt 1lben the Reds opill a ,...,.., · · ' -·-., ' ' · :'lr"'• three game aeries with Phlla"It Will right here." Brown Danny Abbott, ~k; Pat WUIIamJ, wDI be the ocldrMII bel team • • 1.. ....... motioned · O'Brien, cjuarlerjlact, and Pal to start. WWiams last year ·. AnilelW -lb. aenlor Roser de.....,.. {OUi'jb;8Uf .lot a.NcGrid rouird lbe prolartiOII brakdon. It ' In ~ Eisel John- Archer. halfback, plus key atarled on defenae al middle Ab~Jo.\!. who started every game ac:tr~· u on.::~...! by hla boas. . far, oppo 41'~ ~." . wu first Ibis one, then thai BOll. was )iraiJed. u and rtalnl Lmch, 3-1. · i~to~rn . laid "you call look one." ' imlll hick: freezea over, bat He_:wu partlcularl7 unhappy wcaul nob\1111 .It 8i1b1f to £1ve you about halfback Paul Roblnlloo, The coach ~ the. Cardlnala w01 plldl tbe - d same aud went from a switch formation By vrro STiilUJNO Kansas aty beat the New York to esplaln," Scbaa1 aaid. Jim McGiolblln wDI handle the ..tth·lbe light end on the weak UPISperiiWrher Yankees for the flrat lime Ibis Ferguaon Jenkins pitched Ill Redi' mound chorel In the side. "Our rookies ~renn't even George SIGQe lost a date year, &-7, and the aucago CUbs elghl-lrltter for his 16th victDry finale Tbirnday. 1 ' . the formallons called Monda7 nllhl but he seWed for lopped Los Angelea,A-2. as Ollcago· beat Los Angeles. Merrill baa 1r011 19 g1111e1 10 cor;UM:BustUPi'!-Youngj. 1nct ateadJed to a :M on the sec- properly," he said. winnlnga~ballgame. _ Mike Lum hocpered lor the Jenkins, who may be the most far tbla aeuon. town pto~ Bellino and ond .nlne, u did Bob Wynn r1. The Be~ take on the Rlsglrliriend,aLoulalanagill Braves in the flrat Inning and underrated pitcher In the 'McGlothlin was taken out In GaJUpolil ND&tellf 011'11 Rode- ~. . Cleveland Browns Saturday named LoueUen Aden, was the Braves acored flve un- majors, aeldom gels In the the lblrd lnninC of SUnday'• rid! eadl find knder.jler l8a Bob t.ewla Jr., Or Cleveland, .night ~ then face an equally recently named "Miss Dog- earned runs 1n the seventh to apotlighl bat he's attempllng to 8eCIIIId game lrlth theN.,. York 1o head the flt1d of 1• going who lr!llllbe !IIIII Oblo Amateur Iough ltrlng of opponents, patch USA"IIId is in New Y«k ~rrap It up. Ron Brand and Dan win 20 prnea for the fourth Mell becanae of wlldne11. Into loclay'l ~ 1$-hole title, rallied from a 37 ..tth a lnclud!nl Gnen Bay, Detroit, for promoUQIIIII appearances 10 McGinn made errors to set up consecutive season. Jenkins is '"!be w11meu was nol aur1'011111 of the 11111ual Ohio Open relufnln8 32,Wirlle Res Baxter Oakland and Detroit again. Stone wu '"planning lo COllie the splurge and Rico Carty, now 18-14. pr~s~ng;• said Jtm. "llaeenll lo ..._ Golf TOIIflllllnent. of Cleveland added a 33 to his 1 · R U AI- • down from Montreal to see her. ctete Boyer and GO Garrido hit Joe Pepitone, counted on lor happen enry time I Jlltcb after The two WI!'IIIJIOIII 17 "bo opening 36. o1etll • 'Y neillrl But aU the plans went awry run«orlng alnglel. a late-<188aon surge by the Cubs a long layoff." brokeparatthe~WalDefending champion Cliff WINNIPEG,Cinada(UPI)- when the Braves• game ..tth Kansas City finished ill as they attempt to 111eak past MeGiolblln's start Sunday 11111 HW Country Club cOurae Cooke ofl'el'l')'lillurg was one of 'lbeColumbGIJell,lnlbelrbeal the Elpoa •u rained out aeaaon with an 1).12 mark Plltlburgh and New York In the wastheflntlincehnu~ Mifrltlay. Each put tocelller two three at 70..He had four blnllea beck 1o the ..an fublllll, drilled Sunday and reacheduled for agalnat Baltimore and the NatiOIIal League East, bll a Ia IIIII fllce 117 a liner olf IIIII Iie! :Milo take the lead by a stroke and an eqle but also had ttro 111x runa 1n the nlnlb lnnlnC Monday nlgbl So, Stone seltled Royals were ~ acainst New two-run homer. over fu Jlnll. double bogeys as he recoi-ded Monday alght to beat the lor pitching a three-hit shutout York before healing the Yanko Pepitone's homer wu the BeWnollllutdjiii)Jonetnen, a34-.ltlacon. · WIDnlpegWbipl7-e. that gave lbe Braves a &.o Mondaynl8ht.Pau1Schaal,who flrsthltoff Dodger starter ODd the 12th, far )Jij oniJ bogey. . Also JUIIIIro strokes off the · Gearse lopacz'l grand a1am victory over the Elpoa.. went Uor-3 and drove In four loser Sandy Vance and came In Roderlcll: bid ttro thne - putt pace were Dave Samarltonl of homer aceotlllted lot four of the "I had to cancel the date end runs, and the rest of the Royals the fourth liming. Ron Santo'• ~. Tiffin and Bob Bailey rl.l;olum· · fUitlln the big - . . Tile hit I wu 10 mad I knew I would can't understand the l.for-21 sacrifice 6y and Blll Suclaldl' -'iilrui MerreU, a MI. Vernon bul,hothrecordlllg'ttro:lk. pveblma.-dubRBireoord beatlbeExpolbeeauaewehad markacalnsttwoteams. error in the sixth handed the 111'01 however, rrcored a bolHrlElshl plaJ&'I, includWI two of 109. lllllt May broqbt Ia the to stay over lbe extra day," "We doo't , have a defeatist CUbs two m~e runa and ~- +-1 one IHI the No •.)Z hole, a 'Jlf/-, 1111111leun, ~ed 71a and 10 · other ~ nm ..tth a homer. Stone aald. attitude when we play them. lead In the sixth and thai s aU )VII IIPlllll·layout. . . posted par 7211 In the .opellinC Jbne runa by Dave MeDon- In lbe only two other aames But 1d011't know, lt'a Juat hard the help Jenkins needed. ,'lbGN btulched al 1!11 included round. aid, Clyde Mulltll'e, Rick Smith acheduled in the majora, • 1913 Ohio Aplateur Bob llola1)e Tile tbree-day tourney wlndl and 1!:4 Ortiz had ·Siftll the .of Oberlin, .!'ho launched hla upWednelda;y..tth:JII.IIoldcoor- Whlpaa a.o • on the Jell. pro ~ ..tQr IIlii toomey. petlllon. . ' The win pit the Jell 7~ I!Game llarted out with • 311 Jll1ll8ll back of lnternotkmal ' Leagua le~ SJractile. ~-------------~ 'lbeJellandWbiplendlhelr SUTI'ON, Mass. (UPI)-The place in lbe biBb in<ome and the gallery In earlltr aerlellonlgbt. ~I of varallona is glllnC up. bracket lo tbe lop spot by rounds, made peace ..tth ' .1." lnltl'llllional LHguo StiiiCIIngs Ask Jack Nlcklaua. mal1111 $32,!JOO in the Avco everyone e~cept his fellow (irv By Unllod Pms lntornatlonll He had been lop cat on the Classic wblle NlcklaUI ~ras tourists In the windup, calmiJ · w. L. Pet. GB pro golf tour's money llat a~tay. Cuper n01r has $138,585 withstanding a eerietr of char~acu.:. ,:1 : / :. 6~ tak!Jui ~ week o!(He 1D ~:lt,MQ ~..Nickla"!, ges 11\QWlled by Dave ~. R..:.,.., zo Sl i~n ..sw: lld"'!Ot'"'he'l'lt~~"»owl ,~~m,~.gr ~m, J:to4. Funaeth and Tom TI~M~Water · • 611 6i;.. ,m!,-;lli1P on!S·ev;nt_tlilsJreif _iis~ -.N~ 2 ~ ;iiit ,h' """"niJRiv:., lri la· liillpf, : · .. ·· . ,. · ' . R!chmond,. 65. 63" ,_,- 15 an4:pre&uma~~;'t!'Ytni · .1' vlrlualruna~ray,a threwtrolle ''l'leall7enJII)'Ofl·the day off t«'lavnr• ~ - ~ · : ~'h · Iiili)' ~·WhO has spen a victory. on Monday after the and !fell very good out on the Tat':::lopeg lot of lline either on top or tournament's acheduled final courae loclay. I was a Ullle 47 83 :362 :u • · ManiiJY's RtsuHs cloae to , the money winning round ~ru rained out Sunday. mare delennlned to ahool well Columbus7 Winnipeg 6 .. lead, Jumped from aeveath Billy, upset at photographers here" Casper saki In notlne . Loulivlllo I Toledo 0 (lsi) thai last year's failure was the Louisville 6 Toledo 5 ' onlv lime he's mlued a cui In Tidewater 2 Rochester 1 , ~¥]~~~~~~---"' Rlcllmond 8 Syracuse 0 (latl 15 yean on the tour. :!. Richmond • Syracuse 3· Casper wound up ..tth a three-under-par 69 to finish at ··' 'l17, II under par lor the 72-llole ~ILBENTINEL dlalance and three slroka 1: ; ' ahead of Funaeth aDd Weiskopf. lr Unllod Pms lnllrtlaltanal Arntiiun LHguo They had ICOI'ed • and n Nallqnal LHgue Eall East W. L. Pet. G8 respecllvely lo t.eep the preaw.. L. Pet. GB Baltimore · 10 .45 .6«1 ... aure on and collect '14,800 Pllllbui'QI\'· ;1 "' 51 .551 ... New York 69 51 ..14 ll'h each. New Yor~... 59· .528 3 Detroit 18 51 .s-w 12 Chicago . · 52 .516 <I'll Boston 63 60 .512 16 51 , ~~· 1 ., ._ .46 9'12 Cleveland 61 '-~ .4819 PhllodtiPiti!O 111 • •.45'2 1211:1 Washington 60 · 65 .-180 20 a·a.e Mii!tr..l \ n .<137 1<1'11 Will a {3 J.T-I.OUDu. "':.' .• - .... - - - - _.,.,_....... ·.- ....-. ..... ,.,, .._ ....... "'!'""'"""~ TrlidiJ, tile ~ruE. ~n.r. .Stone Stops Expos 6-0 · I 11'¥ ., oanlrol I Ud thrtee lmlnp In rdlef U-1reaJ last .. lie ..tlb - >' """'· .ld u, _, THE Gfelt Im.....l4 ...,. ... =t~$:~~ SO GOOD THAT • Roderick Lead$ ce- • .• it's America'' tarcnt sellinc ciprl GO Kl NG &DWARoi'" Boll Buy in PIHsuro -~c:.:.:=-.::.:..:.=:::.:-----:1!< ' '· Caspar Tops Money Winners e w• ' tHE ;:', · nus Gs More Spo_.a : ~=: ~61 58 ~ ;~ On Page 6 .5-111 612 12 Ooklond 19 KansuCity 19112 MllwaukH 1 .319 25'h 81'& it r ·.:::. 111: .o:u::.;, '16 10 .365 28'12 OPENII TRAINING CAMP :¥\'t Chlcailo · • 13 .357 30 WEST li'OINT, N.Y. (UPI)35 · MIMI!i'l l!ttalll Ka~ dty I New V~k t Army oplllll!d Ill! lralninl camp > ' ltrallhlelled ' for tllis 111111 , Is edU' 'I' ~~g 111 n King Builders Supply Co. ICnlytpmtschodlrtsln for the 1970 football aeaaon ' TedaY'sl'l:tllably Pllcllon Monday ..tlb 118 candidates 011 .' fAll nmu EPfl hand. Coach Tom Cahlll lllld .i!lfll 'V:tll1< ' ( talno ,2-JI at the Cadell would ,...., wllhoul 190 I. SECOIID at p;m~ City IDrago 7-121, 9,30 pads the first three ;kj.·befon , Bolton (Romo HI at Mlnne- lntemlfylng their drllla. , • lOla (lopp H), 9 p.m. \';;_Wiihll\lllor! (Col'lf111D 6-91 at· (MoOrt 3.'1), 9 p.m. , -..,.l~o Mltioraukoo (Lockwood '<1-1.01. ·~---'""'!•"'!!'~-- "!!!!!!!!1!1111111_. at Oovolincl (McDowell 1W), 1 ~! ll~',.I,I*, J:&~!il · •(Seoul 1-9) ' at Belltinort · !Mcflally 19-7), 8 p.m.' 1:1-i 11111 lNltkro- PHOIIE 992-.1741 .. . 2;" t :30 ' ' :~ ,.,,' ,. WHEEL BALANCE WI1H PdRatAS£ . .. OF 2JtEW . t ' JIRO \ �.' •• ~- ~, ' . ,_ ,..,. . ,((ate' Up: ~, ' ~ ~' •r' , ' a , i.'· ' '' i. ": ., > Berkeley, ibe tulclde rate of bloc~ betWeen tilt •••• rifl5 ·ahd 341n New York Clty Ia OVI.f 31. per IOO,!M)O ~ -,about double tjle rate of illeir wblte counte~. 1 ; • ·~Tiiis coatracllcts the generallY accepted IJellef !hal fD · {ewer blacta commit· suicide tbp whites. . · · .· • •. W.rilinC \!1 Psychology Tod&f r:napaine, Selden IIYI thai black revolutionaries literallY -m to want to be by pollce-"to go down in an ~llploslon of maac~ hale and physical power, making ~ dent In the ~rorld you leave lt." And pollee ~ve generilly been quite iitutng to co-operate In Ibis "vlctlm-precipltab!!l homicide." Ia possible, lf not lltely," says Seiden, :",that yoUng black revolutlonarlea ·are at leaH partially motivated b)' !t,.wlsh to he martyred, to be ceremoniously exeeuled, to tie lll!strbyed In violent confrontation In which they may lllomentarUy respect themselvea and from wblch i!l"Y wUI glln posthumous status, regardless of what fDiitlcal 4r pubUc-relallons value their dealhl may have.' In the ghetto subculture, maacullnlty and courage are frequently defined In physical terms, he says, and young black males assign a hllh value to being Iough. They regard conventloDal means of suicide, such as deliberate drug overdoae, as soft and unmaacullne. Thus frolllier-type shoot-outs repreaent a swjlt, uncompllcaled m~ of resolving the confilct In their mlnda. Neither Ia it 'mere coincidence thel youn~laet men do a dliJJroportionate share of the actual flgh In Vietnam, be IIYI; Many of them are In the front lines ause they lo be there. ' be aacrlbes to the aulclde epidemic IN!Iude ondeprives many lllacks of sell-esteem, roultlng from the abiii!IICIO of a cblldhood, and conditions of deprlv- .' i Kit l I, I I ~ rage. • . went 1 man thne '(' t rev~liltionar~l, hya , ,, !191~ ·biiMMor".i\llent!sl. ' !.1~~ to Or. )Ue~ H. S'lldln,. .~liel~ ~~fellor 01 ~loial .Cienees at !be U~lvllnlty of oflllli lir . . ·' ' ' 'l'• men .mc-·1856, !lil!t amonb~:e v~ms ahOIM ~ m- "ll!!!:l!laUY ~otlvated" ' "( t .. ~ jlas IM!ell. >•trlklne lnciJIIJe In Julc~s . amon~ ' el( aU, .. . ... , • ~~matter how you slice It," uys Selden, the rialng rate among young black& add8 up' to "a algnlflcant of our naUoo's _young men committing aulcld' tr'mible.,''flY opinion, It means that the naUon Is In· bad Some History We Didn't Know ,. ,. ' ' • ~l' ,., ,,., '"' 1 · ' " . . ' ' ' ' .,. ~GTON (UP1)-qn- ones' lbillarel'!f oOOilt." ~u · Beripla coach Paul 1111 Be~J~ila Were . far ~ Ia ,lootinfl far ·a a 41'20 loirl by the St. Louis ~. but he Isn't Cardinali lall Sllurday night l!P\IJDIIIIC•bllut p-lbf one ,fnd Brown was •Ill! uplelabllul I!!! irlnll. ' ' ' It two dan lalar. ' ::~Stn. l;m looalng at othar ''OUr ~ IJid pua it~··" • Sii!!D prolarliooi .... very poor," be ~ M•y aiaald 'the lralilln& ~- "It 1!'1111 from bad )llit:t• •~·~;vwy 0111 1~ to worae. You couldn't Bincle lo ~ olfel'ed a lldrd or out one player or another oo 1 , . _.!rid From thaltaal' M'a llquad, 'tbe Marauden .everal . ke)' 1.- via craduatiOII, bill an oulatancll~ ,- ~roup of sopbmlorea from ~t squad alrould than 1111 the liP lhll aeuOo. Loll from 18111 yaar'a squad ' I (Soutbeutern Oblo Alblelle :• League). U Is Gne of . .. ' toucbeal a;d ~reU-bll••* ~ In lbe ertllre ~. n., dropp\nc out pJ aatlulne This-, ~.llldtll!llll!'lilooSmlth, Ml!l'~aa,macna- ~Y,!IIt , .-1 lbe 1!1' irlll blin an eslraor'4li!Jiry · Mike Wllliariu and Robin 116 11'·11111ic!t lGII Kloel, ~'IS lb. c!lt1411 of al,..,_.¥•aJtriP: 1a1en~ a experlenc$l back- !h~. . eent111:. ••""' w~. 1111. lb. e¥!1) ~ ~~ · I" fiEld. :Yii&~chDonDixon baa 1be Jlllil«·Jeff Morrll, llftd IN lb. BUtuintbe~)'l!U~ Sea10I' Bob 'Wetty . has the o(feiiJIYe lllle bltllnflllke a pack llllllor .lArrY Rarmon COIIId that the ~ 'IIII!•JM opporlunlt)' ot becoming ot11!P!m' dop after a''"' piece ~!!ape iii» ~ ile the beat Jlllll- there ballliJI8all tile..., fGr . alarllritl ~. Tbe · ~ Or-1, Tbe c:andklalea rkeivlnl corp in 1be ~title, a poa[lll!n they li!l~. ~ poundtr II an WeJ1enl ~ fur ~ a'odl .a t tackle are Speaking of the league held Iince 18fT. . ' and a fine . ball h,andler 111 lb. llilnlor Mike Cu$!<. Ito . lo (demonstrated.Jasl...,.nuhe lb. JIIIllorFredLeeand21$1b. '1"-lU ~0 rolled lbe Metp offense lot aU I!"Phomore Mart Werry. At ODJDqer 1.111\.e& of lis 18 polnls in lhe final guarda, 'uo 1~. llelllor Dave e ' " quarter agalnat Ja~klon). Boyd (~last year) , and ,.,.... •n~ ....,, (.UP! · .J .... "'""" , . , . , GrabadleBacldng blm up wDI be 135 lb. 116 lb. junior Ted Lewhew, 150 .-......,,..............,. ) - "' ..,. _...11'1 ---z " ::r,:• ,. 111at '"" 'a t oept., wDI atar't ballbac:lt; Sl.tW VIII lft!AII', Clndldalel •for tbe two Jll!lf1r Eddie YOIIII! guard; , Mlb · YG!IIii,_ ~; ~ liola ..- plentiful. ~~ bad<.up, Lpn Bilek~ liD)' Vaupn, ~ them are ~ Mike Tile .end ~ will be ""· ' Grate, DennlllloaJ, IJid Tom ~~~~ !Jilt • ~ ..-.1he and ' ; -.lt\'14tti• Dt~plt ' Hackett, llnebldrllo. the banda r ~For )'oun·g Blacks 1 11/I&RiBg. the..,__.. ie.dli\s the rookie itandOiil til 1HI Robinson ..u caJ1ed tor~ PWc b) 1aa1 S.turday's game. "lt Wllll'l mri' il queallonable decillon !' .aid llr<i,n. "II ·. ~ ,.• , own 11 ;, Barr and J1Di Stratzel, lacldea; sophomore Andy Vaugblft. lb .. juDI« Roger Dixon are aU lllOWIII for lbe Cincinnati Beda ~llpasl - that!'utlrhla John ru•·••·-' end-balfbac:ll· Alfullback'liOib. JIUiiorTiny hAtt!inof«aberlhontheflrst lmigbt 1lben the Reds opill a ,...,.., · · ' -·-., ' ' · :'lr"'• three game aeries with Phlla"It Will right here." Brown Danny Abbott, ~k; Pat WUIIamJ, wDI be the ocldrMII bel team • • 1.. ....... motioned · O'Brien, cjuarlerjlact, and Pal to start. WWiams last year ·. AnilelW -lb. aenlor Roser de.....,.. {OUi'jb;8Uf .lot a.NcGrid rouird lbe prolartiOII brakdon. It ' In ~ Eisel John- Archer. halfback, plus key atarled on defenae al middle Ab~Jo.\!. who started every game ac:tr~· u on.::~...! by hla boas. . far, oppo 41'~ ~." . wu first Ibis one, then thai BOll. was )iraiJed. u and rtalnl Lmch, 3-1. · i~to~rn . laid "you call look one." ' imlll hick: freezea over, bat He_:wu partlcularl7 unhappy wcaul nob\1111 .It 8i1b1f to £1ve you about halfback Paul Roblnlloo, The coach ~ the. Cardlnala w01 plldl tbe - d same aud went from a switch formation By vrro STiilUJNO Kansas aty beat the New York to esplaln," Scbaa1 aaid. Jim McGiolblln wDI handle the ..tth·lbe light end on the weak UPISperiiWrher Yankees for the flrat lime Ibis Ferguaon Jenkins pitched Ill Redi' mound chorel In the side. "Our rookies ~renn't even George SIGQe lost a date year, &-7, and the aucago CUbs elghl-lrltter for his 16th victDry finale Tbirnday. 1 ' . the formallons called Monda7 nllhl but he seWed for lopped Los Angelea,A-2. as Ollcago· beat Los Angeles. Merrill baa 1r011 19 g1111e1 10 cor;UM:BustUPi'!-Youngj. 1nct ateadJed to a :M on the sec- properly," he said. winnlnga~ballgame. _ Mike Lum hocpered lor the Jenkins, who may be the most far tbla aeuon. town pto~ Bellino and ond .nlne, u did Bob Wynn r1. The Be~ take on the Rlsglrliriend,aLoulalanagill Braves in the flrat Inning and underrated pitcher In the 'McGlothlin was taken out In GaJUpolil ND&tellf 011'11 Rode- ~. . Cleveland Browns Saturday named LoueUen Aden, was the Braves acored flve un- majors, aeldom gels In the the lblrd lnninC of SUnday'• rid! eadl find knder.jler l8a Bob t.ewla Jr., Or Cleveland, .night ~ then face an equally recently named "Miss Dog- earned runs 1n the seventh to apotlighl bat he's attempllng to 8eCIIIId game lrlth theN.,. York 1o head the flt1d of 1• going who lr!llllbe !IIIII Oblo Amateur Iough ltrlng of opponents, patch USA"IIId is in New Y«k ~rrap It up. Ron Brand and Dan win 20 prnea for the fourth Mell becanae of wlldne11. Into loclay'l ~ 1$-hole title, rallied from a 37 ..tth a lnclud!nl Gnen Bay, Detroit, for promoUQIIIII appearances 10 McGinn made errors to set up consecutive season. Jenkins is '"!be w11meu was nol aur1'011111 of the 11111ual Ohio Open relufnln8 32,Wirlle Res Baxter Oakland and Detroit again. Stone wu '"planning lo COllie the splurge and Rico Carty, now 18-14. pr~s~ng;• said Jtm. "llaeenll lo ..._ Golf TOIIflllllnent. of Cleveland added a 33 to his 1 · R U AI- • down from Montreal to see her. ctete Boyer and GO Garrido hit Joe Pepitone, counted on lor happen enry time I Jlltcb after The two WI!'IIIJIOIII 17 "bo opening 36. o1etll • 'Y neillrl But aU the plans went awry run«orlng alnglel. a late-<188aon surge by the Cubs a long layoff." brokeparatthe~WalDefending champion Cliff WINNIPEG,Cinada(UPI)- when the Braves• game ..tth Kansas City finished ill as they attempt to 111eak past MeGiolblln's start Sunday 11111 HW Country Club cOurae Cooke ofl'el'l')'lillurg was one of 'lbeColumbGIJell,lnlbelrbeal the Elpoa •u rained out aeaaon with an 1).12 mark Plltlburgh and New York In the wastheflntlincehnu~ Mifrltlay. Each put tocelller two three at 70..He had four blnllea beck 1o the ..an fublllll, drilled Sunday and reacheduled for agalnat Baltimore and the NatiOIIal League East, bll a Ia IIIII fllce 117 a liner olf IIIII Iie! :Milo take the lead by a stroke and an eqle but also had ttro 111x runa 1n the nlnlb lnnlnC Monday nlgbl So, Stone seltled Royals were ~ acainst New two-run homer. over fu Jlnll. double bogeys as he recoi-ded Monday alght to beat the lor pitching a three-hit shutout York before healing the Yanko Pepitone's homer wu the BeWnollllutdjiii)Jonetnen, a34-.ltlacon. · WIDnlpegWbipl7-e. that gave lbe Braves a &.o Mondaynl8ht.Pau1Schaal,who flrsthltoff Dodger starter ODd the 12th, far )Jij oniJ bogey. . Also JUIIIIro strokes off the · Gearse lopacz'l grand a1am victory over the Elpoa.. went Uor-3 and drove In four loser Sandy Vance and came In Roderlcll: bid ttro thne - putt pace were Dave Samarltonl of homer aceotlllted lot four of the "I had to cancel the date end runs, and the rest of the Royals the fourth liming. Ron Santo'• ~. Tiffin and Bob Bailey rl.l;olum· · fUitlln the big - . . Tile hit I wu 10 mad I knew I would can't understand the l.for-21 sacrifice 6y and Blll Suclaldl' -'iilrui MerreU, a MI. Vernon bul,hothrecordlllg'ttro:lk. pveblma.-dubRBireoord beatlbeExpolbeeauaewehad markacalnsttwoteams. error in the sixth handed the 111'01 however, rrcored a bolHrlElshl plaJ&'I, includWI two of 109. lllllt May broqbt Ia the to stay over lbe extra day," "We doo't , have a defeatist CUbs two m~e runa and ~- +-1 one IHI the No •.)Z hole, a 'Jlf/-, 1111111leun, ~ed 71a and 10 · other ~ nm ..tth a homer. Stone aald. attitude when we play them. lead In the sixth and thai s aU )VII IIPlllll·layout. . . posted par 7211 In the .opellinC Jbne runa by Dave MeDon- In lbe only two other aames But 1d011't know, lt'a Juat hard the help Jenkins needed. ,'lbGN btulched al 1!11 included round. aid, Clyde Mulltll'e, Rick Smith acheduled in the majora, • 1913 Ohio Aplateur Bob llola1)e Tile tbree-day tourney wlndl and 1!:4 Ortiz had ·Siftll the .of Oberlin, .!'ho launched hla upWednelda;y..tth:JII.IIoldcoor- Whlpaa a.o • on the Jell. pro ~ ..tQr IIlii toomey. petlllon. . ' The win pit the Jell 7~ I!Game llarted out with • 311 Jll1ll8ll back of lnternotkmal ' Leagua le~ SJractile. ~-------------~ 'lbeJellandWbiplendlhelr SUTI'ON, Mass. (UPI)-The place in lbe biBb in<ome and the gallery In earlltr aerlellonlgbt. ~I of varallona is glllnC up. bracket lo tbe lop spot by rounds, made peace ..tth ' .1." lnltl'llllional LHguo StiiiCIIngs Ask Jack Nlcklaua. mal1111 $32,!JOO in the Avco everyone e~cept his fellow (irv By Unllod Pms lntornatlonll He had been lop cat on the Classic wblle NlcklaUI ~ras tourists In the windup, calmiJ · w. L. Pet. GB pro golf tour's money llat a~tay. Cuper n01r has $138,585 withstanding a eerietr of char~acu.:. ,:1 : / :. 6~ tak!Jui ~ week o!(He 1D ~:lt,MQ ~..Nickla"!, ges 11\QWlled by Dave ~. R..:.,.., zo Sl i~n ..sw: lld"'!Ot'"'he'l'lt~~"»owl ,~~m,~.gr ~m, J:to4. Funaeth and Tom TI~M~Water · • 611 6i;.. ,m!,-;lli1P on!S·ev;nt_tlilsJreif _iis~ -.N~ 2 ~ ;iiit ,h' """"niJRiv:., lri la· liillpf, : · .. ·· . ,. · ' . R!chmond,. 65. 63" ,_,- 15 an4:pre&uma~~;'t!'Ytni · .1' vlrlualruna~ray,a threwtrolle ''l'leall7enJII)'Ofl·the day off t«'lavnr• ~ - ~ · : ~'h · Iiili)' ~·WhO has spen a victory. on Monday after the and !fell very good out on the Tat':::lopeg lot of lline either on top or tournament's acheduled final courae loclay. I was a Ullle 47 83 :362 :u • · ManiiJY's RtsuHs cloae to , the money winning round ~ru rained out Sunday. mare delennlned to ahool well Columbus7 Winnipeg 6 .. lead, Jumped from aeveath Billy, upset at photographers here" Casper saki In notlne . Loulivlllo I Toledo 0 (lsi) thai last year's failure was the Louisville 6 Toledo 5 ' onlv lime he's mlued a cui In Tidewater 2 Rochester 1 , ~¥]~~~~~~---"' Rlcllmond 8 Syracuse 0 (latl 15 yean on the tour. :!. Richmond • Syracuse 3· Casper wound up ..tth a three-under-par 69 to finish at ··' 'l17, II under par lor the 72-llole ~ILBENTINEL dlalance and three slroka 1: ; ' ahead of Funaeth aDd Weiskopf. lr Unllod Pms lnllrtlaltanal Arntiiun LHguo They had ICOI'ed • and n Nallqnal LHgue Eall East W. L. Pet. G8 respecllvely lo t.eep the preaw.. L. Pet. GB Baltimore · 10 .45 .6«1 ... aure on and collect '14,800 Pllllbui'QI\'· ;1 "' 51 .551 ... New York 69 51 ..14 ll'h each. New Yor~... 59· .528 3 Detroit 18 51 .s-w 12 Chicago . · 52 .516 <I'll Boston 63 60 .512 16 51 , ~~· 1 ., ._ .46 9'12 Cleveland 61 '-~ .4819 PhllodtiPiti!O 111 • •.45'2 1211:1 Washington 60 · 65 .-180 20 a·a.e Mii!tr..l \ n .<137 1<1'11 Will a {3 J.T-I.OUDu. "':.' .• - .... - - - - _.,.,_....... ·.- ....-. ..... ,.,, .._ ....... "'!'""'"""~ TrlidiJ, tile ~ruE. ~n.r. .Stone Stops Expos 6-0 · I 11'¥ ., oanlrol I Ud thrtee lmlnp In rdlef U-1reaJ last .. lie ..tlb - >' """'· .ld u, _, THE Gfelt Im.....l4 ...,. ... =t~$:~~ SO GOOD THAT • Roderick Lead$ ce- • .• it's America'' tarcnt sellinc ciprl GO Kl NG &DWARoi'" Boll Buy in PIHsuro -~c:.:.:=-.::.:..:.=:::.:-----:1!< ' '· Caspar Tops Money Winners e w• ' tHE ;:', · nus Gs More Spo_.a : ~=: ~61 58 ~ ;~ On Page 6 .5-111 612 12 Ooklond 19 KansuCity 19112 MllwaukH 1 .319 25'h 81'& it r ·.:::. 111: .o:u::.;, '16 10 .365 28'12 OPENII TRAINING CAMP :¥\'t Chlcailo · • 13 .357 30 WEST li'OINT, N.Y. (UPI)35 · MIMI!i'l l!ttalll Ka~ dty I New V~k t Army oplllll!d Ill! lralninl camp > ' ltrallhlelled ' for tllis 111111 , Is edU' 'I' ~~g 111 n King Builders Supply Co. ICnlytpmtschodlrtsln for the 1970 football aeaaon ' TedaY'sl'l:tllably Pllcllon Monday ..tlb 118 candidates 011 .' fAll nmu EPfl hand. Coach Tom Cahlll lllld .i!lfll 'V:tll1< ' ( talno ,2-JI at the Cadell would ,...., wllhoul 190 I. SECOIID at p;m~ City IDrago 7-121, 9,30 pads the first three ;kj.·befon , Bolton (Romo HI at Mlnne- lntemlfylng their drllla. , • lOla (lopp H), 9 p.m. \';;_Wiihll\lllor! (Col'lf111D 6-91 at· (MoOrt 3.'1), 9 p.m. , -..,.l~o Mltioraukoo (Lockwood '<1-1.01. ·~---'""'!•"'!!'~-- "!!!!!!!!1!1111111_. at Oovolincl (McDowell 1W), 1 ~! ll~',.I,I*, J:&~!il · •(Seoul 1-9) ' at Belltinort · !Mcflally 19-7), 8 p.m.' 1:1-i 11111 lNltkro- PHOIIE 992-.1741 .. . 2;" t :30 ' ' :~ ,.,,' ,. WHEEL BALANCE WI1H PdRatAS£ . .. OF 2JtEW . t ' JIRO \ �USDA CHOICE .Shoulder Roast ' I I .• NQrf~ '"" ~ ' lb. 1,_ and. ~r•. Mr. · In .. USDA CHOICE DUBUQUE ROLL SAUSAGE---------Ill 4ft BRAUNSCHWEIGER So. Star. • 47• JOWL BACON, Focke's, Piece Only. ___ II. 27• WIENERS, Focke's All Meat 12 oz. pkg.._..SI• BOIUD HAM Superior 95• POLiSH SAUSAGE, Superlor·~---.lb JJ• I ' POR'K - -..·.~bad '60.00· ·., : '\ 7 FREsQ, U.S. NO, 1 GRADE They liP :10 lb• • ------------11. . ... , ON SINGER '·' ·~---------- -------------- Everyday Low Prices On BAKERY DELIGHTS .• Qsy.· MONDAY . . ' ' ' .. bot 9~ ';( Sta·. rc.v ................... .. ·b· , ..' . • · ; .· .·: •; , 1 ,, I , F 4. ' an- ' . "'.' " ' , ). " '·;, Sandwich Bread .. loaf 290 BY Rlat uw I • .."' \ < I \,\ • • ICE .MILK l.ad99·· t Scot GAU.ON·;· LOUA BARS 20 ct. ~K~1 The <KENT 89~ �USDA CHOICE .Shoulder Roast ' I I .• NQrf~ '"" ~ ' lb. 1,_ and. ~r•. Mr. · In .. USDA CHOICE DUBUQUE ROLL SAUSAGE---------Ill 4ft BRAUNSCHWEIGER So. Star. • 47• JOWL BACON, Focke's, Piece Only. ___ II. 27• WIENERS, Focke's All Meat 12 oz. pkg.._..SI• BOIUD HAM Superior 95• POLiSH SAUSAGE, Superlor·~---.lb JJ• I ' POR'K - -..·.~bad '60.00· ·., : '\ 7 FREsQ, U.S. NO, 1 GRADE They liP :10 lb• • ------------11. . ... , ON SINGER '·' ·~---------- -------------- Everyday Low Prices On BAKERY DELIGHTS .• Qsy.· MONDAY . . ' ' ' .. bot 9~ ';( Sta·. rc.v ................... .. ·b· , ..' . • · ; .· .·: •; , 1 ,, I , F 4. ' an- ' . "'.' " ' , ). " '·;, Sandwich Bread .. loaf 290 BY Rlat uw I • .."' \ < I \,\ • • ICE .MILK l.ad99·· t Scot GAU.ON·;· LOUA BARS 20 ct. ~K~1 The <KENT 89~ �rgers' • mres zn ero 's R.ole · ~ SAN DIEGO (UPI)-Young Dl1111o Chargers' quarter•baet Marly Domres 11 plnin& Ia n!plltation u pro football's l Frank Merrhrell, the flcliailal ..s.n ' - hero of the '311B who was r.;.t.ec~ lor gaining victory whell ·~t eeemed certain. . ' Domres entered Monday · t's exhibition game agalllst the Chicago Bears In the fourth quarter, down 11-7. He gllided bls club 72 years In 13 plays, bandlng oft to Dick Post on an offtackle run for the final 14 ylll'ds to give San Diego a I~ with . a key bl~ 011 b1s toucbdown jaullt, u;rlllK, "l uw Hubllert knock one on tb8 ground. I don'tltnow ttanyone l(lllclleci'!Df/' .. Hubbert ~ earlier in the final quarter eli a n-yard pus from Hadl. He dragged the Bean' Dick Butkus tile last live yards. "John just said if we all did our job, we'd score," was Hubbert's only ClOIIUnent. Domres, a aecond-year man s P.M. Day Becore Pu-llcallon Mondev Deedllne9a.m. CanceUatlon & Correctlor\s Help Wanted ,WAITRESS needed, mu,t be over 2·1. Have refretence. Apply In person. Mert1n Restaurant · Middleport. WILL give plano leasor11 lh my Will be •ccepted until9a .m. for Day af Publication ' 8 l'lfc REGULATIONS ·v The Publisher reserves the Hadlllal a Gtod Nlgbt right to '"'' or reltct any ads ADD TO your family Jncomel Hadl bad a good night ·deemed oblectlanal . The 0. ·tr t toy' d ' 1mans I I I en g ua. atallallcally, pasatng for 2411 ublisher will not bp r,s"pon.slble win. Only nine days earlier he yards and Coach Charlle Waller rallied the Chargers from a said he removed him lor lbne-toucbdown deficit to beat Domres only because thai waa the game plan. the New York Giants, 30-:!7. The place kicking of Mac Clalma No 8peclal Cl'edll out of Columbia, claimed no special credit for the acore. '"rt-"Jir~o" DEADLINES r.insertion. or more than I!Whe • lhcorrect RATES For won I Ad Service S tel\ IS per home. ·Phone 11'12·36d6. \ 1·16-)lc Eam $35 an -evening. Work it your own con~lenct. No experience. No lnveslment. Call 992-6632. Wrlle Toy Lacfles Party Plan, Johnston, Pa. 15902. Word one Insertion · Minimum Charoe 7SC 12 cents per . wJra thrte 1-""--...... consecutive lnt.ftrt.Inn~ ---..,..-----~·• 11 cents per word 11 Jt con. Percival and the tenacity of MAN OR WOMAN tO supply lnn, · l~s. Cldcago's defense gave the secutlve conoumers \)'llh Rawlelgh 25 Per cent Ola.count on pale;. Bears a 11-0 lead at the end of ads and ads pa'ld within 10 da~a. producls. Can urn 160 WHI<Iy CARD OF THANKS , three quarters. Bulbs Interpart limo, $150 end up full & OBITUARY limo. No capllel n - If cepted a paaa and recovered a II. SO for 51l word minimum, credit Is good. Write Charlie fwnble !o stop the Chargen Each additional word 2c . Penn, W. T. Rowlolgh BLIND ADS twice. Company, P. 0. Box 204, Additional 2Sc Charge per' Rookie linebacker Ross Bru- Adnrtlument . Chillicothe, Ohio <15'01, giving OFFICE HOURS name, eddress and phol\e bacher stopped another drive 4 .; "John (Had!) had been geiUng five or six yards with :. play all night," Domres d. '"lbis lime Post beat the ufety." During the drive, Domres hit . to S:OO p.m . Daily, ,key lilirdodown pa..,.. of 19 with an Interception and taclde B:8:30a.m JO a . m. to 12:00 Noon Iyearda to Rick Eber and 21 BW Staley blocked a field goal Saturday attempt for Cldcago. Staley and iyardatoGaryG~. Notice t "We had thiril and 19 on end Wlllle Holmon tackled the GUN SHOOT, Frldoy, August 1Garrllon's caleb," be aatd. Charger quarterbacks five 28, 7 p.m. Hams and bacons. !'"And I juat told him to make times between them. Mile Hill Road. Sponsored by But the Bears' oftense could :eure you get 20." Recine Fire Department. 8-2.S.4tc I Post credliA!d Brad Hubbert net only 2117 yards in the game. t . f;leveland Coming Fast number. · We Now Have A ' Trailer Load Of CE~ENT MORTAIJ, " CO~ ooe of the One teams in JI'O founder Paul Brown football. It's euy to 1100 wby Lero Kelly lfbo. the Cleveland baa woo ., con.stsa ~ w~~en': took PH. 992 2'709 ______.:.1-25-=:lie . tently. It lin~ by accident." bimaelfoutof.thegamebeca~t~e ·---·--------MiiiDDL£:iiiiliiPORJi.iiiii... 1960 OLDSMOBILE con· Cllefa quarterback Lcm !law- the prod proteettnc hll sore rlbl vtrllblo, runs good, looks 5 1111 completed only 5 of II slipped out of ptaee, came Wanted To Buy - . r · Tom Koller,""""" '"lbeJ ~ ,UJe belli we've .~lor 8'1 yards, " illrou&b lbe . game Iii good OirD FURNITURE, dloheo, luiYO!•'ra•MV '. -- ~........ lla~ -~ ·.. l\llt.11h01Kidl.sme, . ~p... , •.• ~ . . ... .1. 1 ;,... •.'f.v.~~1· l!tf . WJ!i~ M1 . J ;, ~ . -haJcU "'111ei1 Browmi ~' !' 'f.rh«'·~ pliJI..t Qetij'~' f\\.1 4K.Pot"ntrO'r\ . e Amei1cu Football don ve bia names ·on the offenld'refliincldef~ely "'he .. .Cal~ m.m,l.! ; l:'.<i:::. i .VAUEY WM•R ClEVELAND (UPI) - The Cleveland Browns reviewed of their weetead 1&-1.3 r"" by the Kan"' City Qllllfll Mclllda)' Diehl and were Atiafl~·: perfor- ..,.at Brown! u::. r:MJ. . g. cb~lonablp tog~ c~~~~~~~J.a~.lf~c~~~1~~ ague live . line, but I'll us." aatc1. ''It's cOming for OLD UPR I winter, ltaniU game City def I!Jllli'IDIHyoulheyhaduflnea veendAaronBrolfllhad rusbul'veeeenlnalong11bile Alao taken to the sidelines condition, .rter the Saturday gcune. ''Tb«e 'll'llnl lilly two limes i dllriD8 the game •• crack been wet. ·'Tbee:w::e~clor -· really had enough time to receinrGaryColllnl,wbowaa throw," be added. ltnoclted IIIICGII.ICious. Corner· In eomparilon, Jlrowna quar- back Jim ....us decbd him aenllnd llluck with Uberal terbacll BID Nellen bad an with a fclrearm In ...... - d to...._ ...._a ,..•• --ern ~~their aN!!Hes. ...,..Coad!Bad:Strlm withbllftraoffalllveand ~11111<18 Ieima all the way. "'tr''OI.;m I»J, wl1al a llb'1lgle," P """- "'l'be Browns are ·. l~Oda ·. '· ' , eul er nlgbt, CW~pletl. . 13of 2Z sufor 1'15 yards. 'lbe Browns were to begin practicing .•••In today In preparation for Saturday's jj'ame with ,.tbl Cincinnati llqall, coadled by Browns Pt. , de '.POrt ara S ""' - · quarter wbtu Colllna dropped a lidelllle JIUI. ~r:::~~:~: 1-»lfc 3 1 •-------~ "ltwuames1ubot,"Colllns Female Help Wanted .F ...-r" said. ''Thatltindolllulfcatcbea BE A PLAYHOUSE tov Pets or Sale up wftb 1 guy, tbolllb." . DEALER: Worlc A::!]uat to . PARKl/IEW Kenntla i'ocldlea, I Eow)me II upected to be rea~ lor the Wit In anctnnatl. ~1""· Ires train !'II· No ~.~d daas, A~'C.:,Pet ' 1111 w~ln~t,;:,t~&.~fl0. 1 ~"t ' J.:.;. t1f):{ Gj'oomlng. ,,..377-4791, Charlon, Heiskell, South Point,, (lhlo. _::7·:::17·1fc ·, 3..17.11c =::::"'-~-~.;,::__,; ·r t y8 II)' MiLTON IUCIIMAN NEVi YORK (.UPJ) -Ro1i Swllboda may bave talked biDilelf rtght oft Ill!! balleiub. : Be hopes not but if hi did, , that's the way lt'U have to . 'lbe Jmporlanl thing II that _____ Plpalano)." -~Uea Ron SWoboda made the same nploonollon ti> GR Hodges dllriD8 8aturday'e meeting but Mason Ar~ News, Notes and Jim · Mees, ·. Y · o u, .. •.,1 '", •• ·and ·~~~ ~":i11!~c; ~: off togo IJ5.SSO Just Itt 1 PJJinsh:wito. ~ ~ 2·YEAR OLD Guernsey heifer.· 992-d620. Eleclrlc milk ~rotor. Sot 8-25-31p of lwln 1•1nch p owt, Pl!ooe _ _ _ _ _ __.:. li~~$~eir ~:, m.-.. good dlrecllons, Company, Box Ohio 43946. ·s b d , . , . T•• · wo o a Had to Say It ~:f~-=r·.:: ... .. FIELD GROWtl CHrysan· lhoruums and mums. Reynold's Flower Shop, Maron. W. Vo• 8-25-:llc ~ ..~31p Rlai~sta~•FarSal• · 12X60 MOaiLE homtl 2· l ROOM m'odem · home will! bedroom, front kitchen, can bosoment, garage twO be seen on County Road 12. porchH,Jhidt treu, lV.ICI'e Ph1111 1192-4961. around 1loelltd: on Rt, 124. _______ '-_23-31p syr-. Ohio, by •- · Phone ""1111101ta446-9539 1or POTATOES, ' John IJIIM)In-1. .. 'Racine, Qhlo" " ·'ptr 1CIIIIbi. ~ ' ' . ~~ffi;, . Can ,...,.302$, 8-21,..< I:OTS WitH all - utiu•t·u .·'. -'' Reatrl~,aub division. /... "' , .. , G~nE,N_ ..'IEAf!l$,,, ' plck ,,your •...,... ""' • ,.., \ 10 ~ .;.~.JAr.w~ +tk Letart Filla, OhfQ. · ' '1 · · • 1-21-''c , ...Kine a 'Ucr P•"· !o~."!!.,,'"lt~h.'t~,J....~r. .. . . "' ·, ;· ' .8~jMEjlt .~.l( '~i~fr.;.; iitd~ ~~~:"""M~,1- �rgers' • mres zn ero 's R.ole · ~ SAN DIEGO (UPI)-Young Dl1111o Chargers' quarter•baet Marly Domres 11 plnin& Ia n!plltation u pro football's l Frank Merrhrell, the flcliailal ..s.n ' - hero of the '311B who was r.;.t.ec~ lor gaining victory whell ·~t eeemed certain. . ' Domres entered Monday · t's exhibition game agalllst the Chicago Bears In the fourth quarter, down 11-7. He gllided bls club 72 years In 13 plays, bandlng oft to Dick Post on an offtackle run for the final 14 ylll'ds to give San Diego a I~ with . a key bl~ 011 b1s toucbdown jaullt, u;rlllK, "l uw Hubllert knock one on tb8 ground. I don'tltnow ttanyone l(lllclleci'!Df/' .. Hubbert ~ earlier in the final quarter eli a n-yard pus from Hadl. He dragged the Bean' Dick Butkus tile last live yards. "John just said if we all did our job, we'd score," was Hubbert's only ClOIIUnent. Domres, a aecond-year man s P.M. Day Becore Pu-llcallon Mondev Deedllne9a.m. CanceUatlon & Correctlor\s Help Wanted ,WAITRESS needed, mu,t be over 2·1. Have refretence. Apply In person. Mert1n Restaurant · Middleport. WILL give plano leasor11 lh my Will be •ccepted until9a .m. for Day af Publication ' 8 l'lfc REGULATIONS ·v The Publisher reserves the Hadlllal a Gtod Nlgbt right to '"'' or reltct any ads ADD TO your family Jncomel Hadl bad a good night ·deemed oblectlanal . The 0. ·tr t toy' d ' 1mans I I I en g ua. atallallcally, pasatng for 2411 ublisher will not bp r,s"pon.slble win. Only nine days earlier he yards and Coach Charlle Waller rallied the Chargers from a said he removed him lor lbne-toucbdown deficit to beat Domres only because thai waa the game plan. the New York Giants, 30-:!7. The place kicking of Mac Clalma No 8peclal Cl'edll out of Columbia, claimed no special credit for the acore. '"rt-"Jir~o" DEADLINES r.insertion. or more than I!Whe • lhcorrect RATES For won I Ad Service S tel\ IS per home. ·Phone 11'12·36d6. \ 1·16-)lc Eam $35 an -evening. Work it your own con~lenct. No experience. No lnveslment. Call 992-6632. Wrlle Toy Lacfles Party Plan, Johnston, Pa. 15902. Word one Insertion · Minimum Charoe 7SC 12 cents per . wJra thrte 1-""--...... consecutive lnt.ftrt.Inn~ ---..,..-----~·• 11 cents per word 11 Jt con. Percival and the tenacity of MAN OR WOMAN tO supply lnn, · l~s. Cldcago's defense gave the secutlve conoumers \)'llh Rawlelgh 25 Per cent Ola.count on pale;. Bears a 11-0 lead at the end of ads and ads pa'ld within 10 da~a. producls. Can urn 160 WHI<Iy CARD OF THANKS , three quarters. Bulbs Interpart limo, $150 end up full & OBITUARY limo. No capllel n - If cepted a paaa and recovered a II. SO for 51l word minimum, credit Is good. Write Charlie fwnble !o stop the Chargen Each additional word 2c . Penn, W. T. Rowlolgh BLIND ADS twice. Company, P. 0. Box 204, Additional 2Sc Charge per' Rookie linebacker Ross Bru- Adnrtlument . Chillicothe, Ohio <15'01, giving OFFICE HOURS name, eddress and phol\e bacher stopped another drive 4 .; "John (Had!) had been geiUng five or six yards with :. play all night," Domres d. '"lbis lime Post beat the ufety." During the drive, Domres hit . to S:OO p.m . Daily, ,key lilirdodown pa..,.. of 19 with an Interception and taclde B:8:30a.m JO a . m. to 12:00 Noon Iyearda to Rick Eber and 21 BW Staley blocked a field goal Saturday attempt for Cldcago. Staley and iyardatoGaryG~. Notice t "We had thiril and 19 on end Wlllle Holmon tackled the GUN SHOOT, Frldoy, August 1Garrllon's caleb," be aatd. Charger quarterbacks five 28, 7 p.m. Hams and bacons. !'"And I juat told him to make times between them. Mile Hill Road. Sponsored by But the Bears' oftense could :eure you get 20." Recine Fire Department. 8-2.S.4tc I Post credliA!d Brad Hubbert net only 2117 yards in the game. t . f;leveland Coming Fast number. · We Now Have A ' Trailer Load Of CE~ENT MORTAIJ, " CO~ ooe of the One teams in JI'O founder Paul Brown football. It's euy to 1100 wby Lero Kelly lfbo. the Cleveland baa woo ., con.stsa ~ w~~en': took PH. 992 2'709 ______.:.1-25-=:lie . tently. It lin~ by accident." bimaelfoutof.thegamebeca~t~e ·---·--------MiiiDDL£:iiiiliiPORJi.iiiii... 1960 OLDSMOBILE con· Cllefa quarterback Lcm !law- the prod proteettnc hll sore rlbl vtrllblo, runs good, looks 5 1111 completed only 5 of II slipped out of ptaee, came Wanted To Buy - . r · Tom Koller,""""" '"lbeJ ~ ,UJe belli we've .~lor 8'1 yards, " illrou&b lbe . game Iii good OirD FURNITURE, dloheo, luiYO!•'ra•MV '. -- ~........ lla~ -~ ·.. l\llt.11h01Kidl.sme, . ~p... , •.• ~ . . ... .1. 1 ;,... •.'f.v.~~1· l!tf . WJ!i~ M1 . J ;, ~ . -haJcU "'111ei1 Browmi ~' !' 'f.rh«'·~ pliJI..t Qetij'~' f\\.1 4K.Pot"ntrO'r\ . e Amei1cu Football don ve bia names ·on the offenld'refliincldef~ely "'he .. .Cal~ m.m,l.! ; l:'.<i:::. i .VAUEY WM•R ClEVELAND (UPI) - The Cleveland Browns reviewed of their weetead 1&-1.3 r"" by the Kan"' City Qllllfll Mclllda)' Diehl and were Atiafl~·: perfor- ..,.at Brown! u::. r:MJ. . g. cb~lonablp tog~ c~~~~~~~J.a~.lf~c~~~1~~ ague live . line, but I'll us." aatc1. ''It's cOming for OLD UPR I winter, ltaniU game City def I!Jllli'IDIHyoulheyhaduflnea veendAaronBrolfllhad rusbul'veeeenlnalong11bile Alao taken to the sidelines condition, .rter the Saturday gcune. ''Tb«e 'll'llnl lilly two limes i dllriD8 the game •• crack been wet. ·'Tbee:w::e~clor -· really had enough time to receinrGaryColllnl,wbowaa throw," be added. ltnoclted IIIICGII.ICious. Corner· In eomparilon, Jlrowna quar- back Jim ....us decbd him aenllnd llluck with Uberal terbacll BID Nellen bad an with a fclrearm In ...... - d to...._ ...._a ,..•• --ern ~~their aN!!Hes. ...,..Coad!Bad:Strlm withbllftraoffalllveand ~11111<18 Ieima all the way. "'tr''OI.;m I»J, wl1al a llb'1lgle," P """- "'l'be Browns are ·. l~Oda ·. '· ' , eul er nlgbt, CW~pletl. . 13of 2Z sufor 1'15 yards. 'lbe Browns were to begin practicing .•••In today In preparation for Saturday's jj'ame with ,.tbl Cincinnati llqall, coadled by Browns Pt. , de '.POrt ara S ""' - · quarter wbtu Colllna dropped a lidelllle JIUI. ~r:::~~:~: 1-»lfc 3 1 •-------~ "ltwuames1ubot,"Colllns Female Help Wanted .F ...-r" said. ''Thatltindolllulfcatcbea BE A PLAYHOUSE tov Pets or Sale up wftb 1 guy, tbolllb." . DEALER: Worlc A::!]uat to . PARKl/IEW Kenntla i'ocldlea, I Eow)me II upected to be rea~ lor the Wit In anctnnatl. ~1""· Ires train !'II· No ~.~d daas, A~'C.:,Pet ' 1111 w~ln~t,;:,t~&.~fl0. 1 ~"t ' J.:.;. t1f):{ Gj'oomlng. ,,..377-4791, Charlon, Heiskell, South Point,, (lhlo. _::7·:::17·1fc ·, 3..17.11c =::::"'-~-~.;,::__,; ·r t y8 II)' MiLTON IUCIIMAN NEVi YORK (.UPJ) -Ro1i Swllboda may bave talked biDilelf rtght oft Ill!! balleiub. : Be hopes not but if hi did, , that's the way lt'U have to . 'lbe Jmporlanl thing II that _____ Plpalano)." -~Uea Ron SWoboda made the same nploonollon ti> GR Hodges dllriD8 8aturday'e meeting but Mason Ar~ News, Notes and Jim · Mees, ·. Y · o u, .. •.,1 '", •• ·and ·~~~ ~":i11!~c; ~: off togo IJ5.SSO Just Itt 1 PJJinsh:wito. ~ ~ 2·YEAR OLD Guernsey heifer.· 992-d620. Eleclrlc milk ~rotor. Sot 8-25-31p of lwln 1•1nch p owt, Pl!ooe _ _ _ _ _ __.:. li~~$~eir ~:, m.-.. good dlrecllons, Company, Box Ohio 43946. ·s b d , . , . T•• · wo o a Had to Say It ~:f~-=r·.:: ... .. FIELD GROWtl CHrysan· lhoruums and mums. Reynold's Flower Shop, Maron. W. Vo• 8-25-:llc ~ ..~31p Rlai~sta~•FarSal• · 12X60 MOaiLE homtl 2· l ROOM m'odem · home will! bedroom, front kitchen, can bosoment, garage twO be seen on County Road 12. porchH,Jhidt treu, lV.ICI'e Ph1111 1192-4961. around 1loelltd: on Rt, 124. _______ '-_23-31p syr-. Ohio, by •- · Phone ""1111101ta446-9539 1or POTATOES, ' John IJIIM)In-1. .. 'Racine, Qhlo" " ·'ptr 1CIIIIbi. ~ ' ' . ~~ffi;, . Can ,...,.302$, 8-21,..< I:OTS WitH all - utiu•t·u .·'. -'' Reatrl~,aub division. /... "' , .. , G~nE,N_ ..'IEAf!l$,,, ' plck ,,your •...,... ""' • ,.., \ 10 ~ .;.~.JAr.w~ +tk Letart Filla, OhfQ. · ' '1 · · • 1-21-''c , ...Kine a 'Ucr P•"· !o~."!!.,,'"lt~h.'t~,J....~r. .. . . "' ·, ;· ' .8~jMEjlt .~.l( '~i~fr.;.; iitd~ ~~~:"""M~,1- �.; , ..ti '' . · RAMGAil coiuhwtft)N- Oii;' i• fllllit ....,,_ Olanly AlrpJrt ...P,, be~ bUnt by lbe U;llcl! llillllructiM Co. • lei)enl COIIIracloY, Ia apected ID about a IIIGIIIII, ~ m th6 airport advllory '-in!...,, d!aJrman Jamea Leiria of Pt. PleMIIlt. 'Die 3110-foat lang lwlsar will hoUire U T~. a 211130 .tmlniltcatlon room, arid rei!Crooml. Allhougb lbi bulldlna wlll be tm!P'P'-ID September, Lewla Indicated the IUiway mil will not be built untO later. Atlefl; Rldlll'd Garfield, Chelter, of Meiell Co111ty, in employe,la worldng down wet ooncrete. Above Ia an~ \llew of lbe h8Jlllar. . . . • Ball, " exective: ' ,·. ' .... .. ~, ~=~b..Mrl~~~·:e~~!na~~:~:n;:c;.~~ D~lta Mlj;rket JJ&m·fJfid:: ,·~·:~.~. ' MEIGS THEATRE (Continued from page l l Cemahan, Edson llou8h, H. Cemahan, Chari• Theiss, Dan TONIGHT ONLY August25 JOHN AND MAllY <Technlcolorl Dustin Hoffman Is JoHN/ Mia Farro is MARY! " R" restricted! Persons under 17 not admiHed unless accompanied by a parent or guardian! catvrcartoons: Judos Kudos Rock Hound Don't be Silly Admlulon: $1 .00 Weclnesdoy & Thursday Auguot26-27 NOT OPEN Doubl<! F10ture Program "MIDNIGHT COWBOY" I Color I Ous~n Hollman, John • Voight [Academy Award Winner) Best Picture of the Year -PiuoTHE MAGUS Anthony Quinn Michael Caine X (Color) -----R -··Thurs. & Fri. Auguflt 26·27.28 Double Ftolun Program SCREAM ondSCREAM AGAIN (ColorI Vincent Price C.hrlslopher Lee Pe1er Cushing -PIUI''THE MINI·SKIRT MOB" ICAIIorl Olano McBain Nease. Cow,fyn.,HaroldCemahan, James Drown, Charles Theiss, James Brown H Carnahan Edllon HoUo ' . ' Senior ~ and Grllld p • ' whereMls!Laruehaddied,and at ,.. P _ •• "-'- •Jr. Ou!mpiQII, Doa Men. · 7... .":'· "' .....,._ '"' Cow 2 yn Edilon Holloa ·. Everett ~ Hulbln who was eurt~ Tile~. Edl!on Houoo: taken Ill Veterans Memprtal Don Men, H. Cernallm, Dan Hospital and admitted. Nease· -DIVORCE A8D:D TJM1i21TOCBANGE A suit fer divorce w•• fllecl · .. Southetn Hi&b School' Monday . In . Melli CoWtty Olarlea 'Diella; 'H. . Carnahan. j 1I .J PenJi aald Clmbodlia , .lroopfl 'broke l!P another rilaJpr Cammunli( IISII8ult M81Mt lbe capital'J ~ defelll!ea .elll'b' today.~ aevepJlobrS'Of clole quarlm fl1h11n1i aialnat l!lpei'-' lor ft¥D.aberl of attackers. · Clm~ apokelblen Ilk! the C\ihmluDblll, left beblnd "nwnemul ~l whleb ~ yet' w be· Coilbted. MWtary .. ~ ~~al'o&,.IIQ~• =·~-:. Penh. .• · Flvt 82niD ofU~. IilldMrl. · ' •. "" . . rriOJI&r .~ ltll'l exploded In Ba tiluc_.IWketr 1101 mllea weswoulhweat of Salioa early IIMiay• All but !Ill' the mUiof ·· Y.O~. XXIII NO, 97 ~-~-!:!vm.na• ~·=~:~=~ ftihllog liroke ~t .• .llf' bail O'ReUJy, one of -er11 O'ReiU)' II 11 LaOI $dIS mlleiiiiOII t '· ·~T · ' .. ,. , '. ... ofof • • ... 1!onaid dlejMJrl. .comins sch091 year ire to notify · James Adams, principal, on the following plan, Thursday, junl~rs and senl~rs, 1 14 11 p. m., and freshmen and sapbcmores, Thunday I to s p. m., b)' pllonin& 1192-2311. See us! In our Loan Department, service is I'Of only friendly and courteous, it's speedy. Take ad· vantage of reduced Jilrlces on this year's c11r models;·Own a new car for less .... and finance It ,fqr less. Get t~ cash you need to buy your new car :.: . get an Aufo Loan here, ·a t ·low bank : rates. Let us help you a~ fast ... own your car, now. · to ;.....;. J tJ I ;4 · ~ .: .t, ') . .., ,.; " ., . (~ ........ ~. ' "I ,· '. !.' . '.:. . ii'u;-~~ball ~ · · · Olle ~- , •..... .'' .. , , ..,, · ~- ·· · · ·: :. · 1 ;:!! '·, · .., · ~-~ ~f.tcin";;. ~ ~: _Hqnrd Parl~ri Dlrrell .....,......... Dollallon& were bJ Qua\!»-. H8jr!bomt. .· . . .. . . .OWWiGdnt!:N ,_., _: BlLLRA\IiQHI'u~~'oif· Prlqt .libop, Da_llf·:Sentl~el, Wkt - Faye Pi1i11ne • ,.._ •....,. _...., _L.,~v ciit:.,._,.. li..~ . Athens 'Me81e11Sel', WMPO Wllloll, 111e Vlney!ll'd, Grant - _, '•'""' ,...,.... ....,.. "":-rr 1 Radio, Middleporl Street Sullt~, Pall! Lift, Fredrlct day~cilbeiourth~Na~ · , . OJ&ufi~ll,li ,.;.• p _ , ~ tlMhiA Hobart Vhioylrd at tbll 'Wood CG!ml:v·~ lieni. ': .· \ • n;;.;;;;~ ~tP lA/W ~-. PiaJu ,... ~G. Rau'iCh tbeeiiiiWllba ~'tuB puU" ci 130,., ~- · Schools. Doalnwete~ Oin"lillr. _ tst, wl!lch · lol~J'IIIdlofthelrlelor(«tbllfllll: l'ctili«<'' _, Uecqf. ·• • Rl!llllld - Jane Garnes; OlifOtherwtnner,Qirtao-;... ("~~-ued ..._ ...., I) · POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT . ,,. ,._ttiitr of .• tarl'v'"''""'-o;:::'~lbe·. ilri !lear..,. 400-"' .· 'IIIII Laotiaq · ~. '· ·' near .I enttne · . .• ,WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1970 '' , TE'~CENfS : ' roun race tract«:: · ....,..ft. · """'d Y::We:il'lloblie·"_.... Ncx u., WUI, Vemm Weber. .,.,, ' · ,.......... 01'e.ter - 1-Firnr. ·· ,,.. .• ,.. t the home of Rev. Clllrlu Simons, 40 6th Ave., Mid, Vetenal Memorlalllaspltal ADMISSIONS - Everett Wataon, Tuppers Plains; Melinda McDonald Rutland· Olarlea McCloud, ' Sr., ~=e\~::"u! t:~ ~~~."':= ~:=~t; LOAN FAST··· 'l ' : . ·. from Pllna!D nhle ml,!otrljlttbeqt:_iif Plincmi_ JatiiBIIIo·"''liii-Cohlnblll llll\ll~ ',~ : l" -::' , '"•·· ,, h '"· J .. . W. ~.; .H. Carnahan,. EcUon t.iO!Idl!y~ ill JI<M m South Nllle ~. · ·. · i _ Cl'~.. W'""'Ooi'"""'•-IIIIIMathli · . . Roush, t:barle1 Thells, H. Fourth Ave. for Buddy DIRECl'ORS TO MEET Eftlrn~llll, , llllsa, ~~"'!'>...:.. ~. of campi~~ ~:..,.. . .• ._..;. 0 _,.,_ McKinney who was treated by The bollil of dlrectora of the William . ..l. y.;;;n. . . . . wouldll:t Sr. v_....,.,......, nu"'"'• lbe81111A(l;ai2:0ip.m.14theSis Pomeroy-Middleport Rotary_ - .::. M!Irleri. ~· , ~ . ' ; market place 'jn ~ :r.fekang Delta wllb lllOi1l!n · ~. , ldlllng 11 Vleman- .. IJid Miss Ellzabe!h H. (Sis) wounding u otben. F18!11ing Larue~ 110, of 738 Pearl St., flared around Allied arillerji Middleport, died Wtexpectedly base O'ReWy near thHaollan Monday afternoon at home. · · Mila L,arue was.born Aug. 21, c 191!1 at Pt. Pleasant IJid was u ~ Culli preCededlndealhbyherfather, lU1'S o .IIUI • lll.lll, Francia L. IMIM!,• Sr., and a Dies . Col b She Ia aurvlved by her d1ed lnb mother, Mn. Stella B.olee Hospl....at ...... Ul Smlt,b, two nepbewa, and a a shirt Uloeaa. Survlvin& are two sons, Funeral urvicel wlll be Roberl. CirCleville, and Fred, Wedneeday at ' p.m. at the St. Louis; Mluouri, and lbree Rawlings Coats Funeral Home grandcbUdren of Clrc 1e~UIIye. 1 with the Rev. Charles Simoni Her hulband, Charles, ormer officiating. Burial will lie In of Meiell Count)', died In 1111'1. Poplar Ridge Cemetery at Funeral services will be Kyger. Friends may caD at the Thureday at 2p. m. at the Good N=;,.. Heifer, Hsrold Csr- funeral heme anytime. Shepherd United Methodlal nahan, Jamea Brown, Don · Chureh, ClrClniUe, with blirll1 M~ra, H. Cernahan, Qlarlea ~~r~e~~ ~ =':.:~ 'lbetaa, ~ llqllon, ..........n • • c.,·, . ...... • ......, F'Wteral H,ome llinw-,.e. Jr.. Yearling, ll;dm Rllush, 'Die....,"....., ..ldd. ......, WHEN YOU :NEED . AN AUTO II bomllariled a ~· . Co!Jimunlquea . Rou.eh, Cllarlel Thflss. Gel of Sire, Edlaon Hollon, James Brown, H. Carnahan, Edoon Roush. . Best • 1ema1- bred and owned by James BroW!~ H. Carnahan, Edison Hollon and Don Mtll'll. Cow anc1 daughla', James Brown, H. Cernaban, Dan '· .I ~: 1 :E.~r~= ~=~~!ItM:I:::r~ .Mn.:tuU:~. ~~~=:s ;!i~~~~ 1 ~MDsi~.•,n,.Dr~eJ:~ : . -~ · .~on~!. R1•:~~~ mll.'aih~!t um 1·-""'& .B'l· a · oo··/ . H~. thebolpltalifter~G(nl.q ...,...,..,::li'teheoliJw,~:'· .. n1ec:8. , IUIItred · W ·'" I Cong (UPI)-:'Die VHt 7xlliblior. TONIGHT ONLY August25 • Brown Jr - - ·." El'--berh ,_ AA• Dies on Monday SAlOON at y · ,. MOIIIy 1118!11Y today bllh tbe IQw er mid Ill. P'llr 1114 Utile dllqe In toemperatwt toolght, .low In upper SG!i llld lower lOt. 'lb!lrllday 11111111 ind : ligb 1D the lOB. ; . ; ',..., .·; ' ~ Otntva BWii~ey, Bi-t: Pt. , • . at CELEBRATES Nth BIRTHDAY - Carrie Wllllams, lrighl and alert, celebrated her 94th birthday 1'ueaday. Mrs. Williams maltes her bome wltb ber ste!Miall&bter and husband, Mr. end Mn. George Casto, Locust St., Pomeroy. She keeps up oo curreut affairs by reading the dally newspaper. Wllllams, with a twinkle In her eye, saiQ, "This ismyday." She baa two grandsons, Robert and Harold Rickard, of Muon. Mrl. Mid: Everett Hutl4n, Fry •Pomeroy •chl!'&lni DisCHARGES - Charles extreme cruel!)'. The plaiDIIfl Sslaer Charles Belling seeks the CWitody d one minor ' · child. NO MEETING PLAN S00W. Middlepclrtcounell, &cheduled · St. Paul's Lotberln Church d to meet .Monday evening, dkl . Pomeroy wtU 8J)oi!Bor an Ice not, when It was Informally cream social .friday and determined there was not Saturday at 6 p.m. Tl)e.bome enough Important ~•sl'lftll . orders may be placed Wedneeday pd 'lblll'llla7 by ph~ CLUB TO MEET II9WOIO after a p.m. The Pomeroy-Middleport Uons Qub · wiD meet Wed. needay at noon at the Unltecl 1 FREE CL(fi'HI!fG Melbodill Church. The Salvation ArmY, 115 · Butternut Ave., Pomer...., , will I - - -.TONIGHT hold Ita lree ~lothlng day """"'' 'lbureday from ~ a.m. t111 12 N,oo teachlng employees of noon. Thole 'In nkd of clothing Saalhem Local School Dialrlct throughout the county are will meet tbllevenlng at I pm. wel®me. · at tbe hl&b acbool. Get pl,Jih·bu:tto:n convenience · -.ttractive new Wins � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 25, 1970