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The Journal Times from Racine, Wisconsin • 33

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At RACINE JOURNAL TIMES Thursday. December 1959 33 Ala ayallabl BOTTLED BOND, IM Proof Pdsmuw Ml Orr of St. Benedict, and Pete Parochial basketball schedule i gels hit the road twice, appear- bbst.shot in Wisconsin! hits its full stride this weekend hjg at Kenosha St Joseph Fri- Salza of Messmer to name a few but no appreciable team with the. Catholic Conference day night and Dominican Sun- from last year's top' 10 at Mar-1 quette. The Hilltoppers had been pretty well written off as a title contender, but early season estimates may have to be revised if last Sunday's 61-40 Marquette win 1 strength elsewhere.

playing a double round of 12 day afternoon, Racine Lutheran's lone outing of the week games and the Midwest Prep Every foe will be pointing win be against Lake Forest here loop slated for. a full four-game Friday night card Friday night and three for St. Catherine's, which holds unqualified ranking as the team to beat with six of its top seven is a true indication. more tilts Saturday. Other Catholic Conference St Catherine's unbeaten An- back from last year's, state The other eight clubs figure action Friday night finds Notre Dame at Cathedral, Pius at championship club, If anybody to scrap for what is left There are some outstanding individ ffjATERCIIi Memorial, Messmer at St.

Bonaventure, Dominican at Don dethrones the Angels it prob ably will be Notre Dame. uals scattered about the league Tom Sager of Bosco, Merle M.U.S. Has Class Minors Urge Curbing Bonus AND Bosco, and Marquette at St. Benedict. Only one game has been Sunday's schedule sends St.

Bonaventure to Notre Dame, Burrell Accepts played in the Midwest Prep to date, Country Day surprising Racine 42-41 in last Friday's tm op KENTUCKY TRAIOHT BOURBON WHIDKBV ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UP) Cathedral to Memorial, Mess The -minor leagues: want to Copper Bowl Bid mer tO'Pius, Don Bosco to Mar SINCE 1810 86 tf in mini bisiuuit (., iaiostbwi. miKif quette, and St. Benedict to St curb payments of excessive bonus money to untried young PHOENIX, Ariz.

iM M.U.S. is a prohibitive favor Names of four linemen who ite in the Midwest League with Dick Seefeld (5-11), Pete Berg sters and to ease the advancement of their players to the have agreed to play in the sec Joseph. Angels Favored Midwest Prep slate for Friday night also includes Coun ond annual Copper Bowl foot (6-2), and John Klotsche (6-3) major leagues. all returning. The Lancers ball game in Phoenix Dec.

26 The Louisville club wants a try Day at Northwestern Prep, were announced today. new version of the bonus, rule retell (iuuivi) haven't lost a basketball game since Jan. 11, 1957, winning 33 1 J' Milwaukee Lutheran at Way which was scrapped two years Two will play fort the South land, and M.U.S. at Wisconsin straight in the meantime. west All Stars and the other two for the National All Stars Lutheran.

Saturday it'll be ago. Players paid more than $6,000 above minimum salary to signvwould be sharply re Forward Pete Feierabend, the 6-3 ace who averaged 23 in the charity tilt. Milwaukee Lutheran at Lake Forest, NW Prep at Thei Nationals will have Bill points a game last season, and Burrell, Illinois guard, and guard Dale Carroll 6-0) could Wisconsin Lutheran at Way land. stricted. ir Jtept on we major league roster, they would have to pass through waivers before Charles (Chuck) Janerette, make Milwaukee Lutherans presence felt.

Wayland has Penn State tackle. Janerette being optioned to the minors. St. Catherine's-, which has yet to be seriously tested in DAY DIVISION WINTER TERM STARTS JANUARY 4 BS degrees in Electrical ond Mechanical Engineering in 4 years. Associate in Applied Science degrees 2 years.

Three months Engineering Preparatory program also available. Visitors welcome for tours and counseling. Apply now! Full schedule of classes start Jan. 4. Writ lor FREE Career Booklet Give Electrical or Mechanical Enf inseruif preference.

If signed to a minor league con will also play in the Optimist All American Bowl at Tucson little height but excellent team balance in the likes of Bruce five outings against all oppo tract, they would be subject to sition, remains a top-heavy Jan. 2. Jablonski, Jim Christians, Bill draft after their first year in or ganized baseball. Southwest linemen who have favorite for the Catholic crown, The Angels' most serious op Dunnuck and Paul Crom-hecke. Racine Lutheran is the pick to battle for the other first Bob Howsam, owner of the accepted bids are Al Hendec son of Colorado State Univer position is expected to come from Notre Dame and Cathedral although Marquette has AF Wlrephoto CLOSING IN Darwin Smith (34) and John Fridley (12) of Pitt pounce on Michigan's Dick Clark.

Pitt trounced the Big Ten team 73-57 Wednesday night sity and his teammate Jim Eifrid. Henderson is an All- Call wrltsi MILWAUKEE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Director et Admissions, Dept. B-US 103S K. Milwaukee Street HHwauke, Wlseoosln division berth with Wisconsin Lutheran, NW Prep, MCD, and Denver club, had an even more radical proposal. He suggested a draft of all free agents, similar to the professional football Conferehce tackle while Eifrid shown more strength than ex Lake Forest playing second di- vision-rolesv- pected.

Friday's Notre Dame- Cathedral tussle thus should and basketball drafts. Under this plan, all high school boys, college graduates and other free agents would go into a common pool. The majors and prove interesting. Jim Czerwinski, John Krup ski, and Tom Kojis hold the New Pro League Shuns War for Name Players key to Notre Dame fortunes, all NSW minors would then make their selections in reverse order of three being returning starters from last year. Cathedral is their standings.

Three drafts Tom Chapman of Detroit, Ronnl Cain led by little Ron Benz. Marquette Surprises would be held each year, on June 15, shortly after high oi Kentucky; Tacaies-uuarae: iwaay Foret of Auburn. Tom Roberta of for for aw! DALLAS, Texas W) The newly organized American Football League is shunning financial wars for top name play school graduation, on Oct 15, Georgia Tech, George Hershberter of Wichita. Emmett Wilson of Georgia Tech, Mel Branch of LBO. John Wllkins of Southern California, Billy Lu plow of Pat Sheehan, a sharpshooting guard, is the only player back and on March 15.

Arkansas, Jim coiin or Houston. Beastaa Backs: Lowell Hugh of Kent State, Jim Wolff of Panhandle ers and will concentrate on and rj save Shop any of our stores for big values on your home needs. Like the values in this ad, you cai COLONEL CHAPIN and MR.G0RE asm, Joo naaa oi Missouri, iiatr Branch of Taxes, Dar Chamberlain of Miami, Ohio, Jim Welch of Southern Methodist; Center: Jerry Muennlk of Texas. Bob Peterson of Orecon: Ends: 15 to 50 on quality merchandise in our storesi "building solid teams," its founder declares. Opportunities and job secu Dav Graham of Virginia.

Bob Towna of Georgia, John Peppercorn of Kansas, Bob Wasden of Auburn: Tackles-Ouarda: wo 7-n $11017 PLOW With the (lev 3-Posili Jim Marshall of Ohio Stat, Paul Ogles- TELL YOU, WEBS tS THE TfiuE NECTAQ OP rity will be stressed in seeking college players, Lamar Hunt KENTUCKY WE -MAN SOUR MAW BOURBOW- by oi UCLA. Bob Tf lamiru or Keniucxy, Don Cochran of Alabama, Jim Glasgow of Jackson Stat. Stan Pennine of Idaho. Cltart Snow to tht Ltft, Right or Straight Ahtadl DIRECTIONAL DLADE gORM OP GLORIOUS GOUJEN GRAINS AWO TWE r. -r wealthy Dallas oilman, indicat Dal Johannson of Augustana, and Ron Morrison of New Mexico.

Lee Aagele Backs: John TaUey af Northwestern, Jo Womack of Los PURE, DEEP SPRING WATER OF TUB BLUE ed Wednesday. He said he Rtg. 10.95 tjinrtimn left Right GRASS COUNTRY. A REAL MAN'S DRINK- Angeles Stat. Lamar Rawson of Auburn, Clears smw in 1 ellrecilens.

Ml (usl sewigtn hee1. Ken Talktngton of Texas Tech, Mary Isn't worried about the fact the competing National Football StiaigM SMOOTH AND SlPPlW DELICIOUS Lasater of CO. Georie Blair of Missis Ahsad sippi, Bob waters of Presbyterian; Cen 'IV yESSiQ CHAPIN GORE. League has signed some of the ter: Bob Wehkln hklm of Florida: Ends: Per ry McOrlff of Florida, Gordon Kelly of top stars of the college ranks. mm (o) Georgia, New net up-nd-ver liar) btaet eleiif fell, snw a wary.

IJn-le. klaee le-faug ileal, fasleneel I slwrely wheel errlege. 6-ln. wheels wHh rubber rugged (feel ol. Tackles-Ouards: Donald Ray of Howard I CALL IT CtO Payne, Jo Daris of Th Citadel, Chuck Jlstl-liiSsC la Steel Vj Hanssen of Tulsa, Gary Beaubout of Purdue.

Francis Brlxlus of Minnesota. rroowT BURN- "We're not interested in high bidding for the name play-atro want trt hnilrl ft ctntirl Bob Hain of Iowa, Kirk Phares of South MY TONGUE! Carolina, Larry Lancaster of Georgia, noDtri uvmtrcv or unjwon. MiaaeaMli-8t. Paal Backs: Sam Me team," Hunt said. Cord of East Texas Stat, penrls Atkins nt V-H UwlM Dl.k Un.t.v.

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The American League will have 264 for All Cars Herron of Oeorgla, Howard Turley- of Loulaylll. Don Eddlngton of Florida, John Brewer of Mississippi; Tackle- 11.M0. 61UMHTII Vau can k.H. Job openings. Hunt also disclosed that 161 Guards: Don Sherman of Chattanooga, Bob Houg of Shepherd, Tony Polychron-is of Utah, Al Bansavage of Southern California, Gerald Lambert of Texas A80 6 Volt, i freei enelh.f cart start yut car when battery it deed.

No Group AL Jim Williams of North Carolina, more college players have been Oho Bob Parker of East Texas Stat, Jim Woodward of Lamar Tech. mr "puihet" needed that may harm car New Trk Backs: Bob Colburn of picked by the eight AFL clubs. In the first draft round, each Bowling oreen, Frank Walton of John Carroll. Garner Henley of Huron. ID.

AFL team picked 33 players- 24-MOMTH CUAIANUl Or.t, VH many of whom also have been sought by the NFL or Canadian Gordon Leboeuf of Texas A AM, Royce Shelton of Stephen P. Austin, Marshall Harris of TCO, Stay Rasso of Cincinnati; Center: James Nemeth of South Carolina; Ends: Richard Brooks of Purdue. Gary Sknoecknl of Syracuse, Pet Abadle of Tulane, Day Baker of Syracuse; Tackles-Guards: Jim Gorman of McMurry, Roger Brown of Maryland State, Bob Paul of Kent Stat. Jim Hunt of Purdue, Andy. Btinebul Penn Stat.

Tom Budrewlea of Brown, Larry Esaenmacker of Alabama. Ramon ii I J1 SaU, I Contour 1 pro clubs or both. AFL Draftees TWIN auto r.ur OMcK. I 14-MONTH OUAIANUI Or. 1S0' Many 12 STMIONT SOUftBON fffllSKtV.

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Methodist; Center: Rich Qrecnl of Ohio; Ends: Bob Bpada of Duk and John Far-rlngton of Prairie View; Tackles-Guards: Don MaeMarek of North Dakota, Emanuel Congedo of VUlanoT, Ron Maltony Purdue, John Lawrence of North Carolina- Stmt, Prank Bally of California. Jamee Boek of Heidelberg, Per-Dye of Oeorgta, John Wllooz of Oregon. Baffal Backs: Pet Hall Mar- Inette, Gary Ratkowakl of The Citadel, larrell Harper of Michigan, Merlin Prid-dy of TCO, Dwlght Nichols of Iowa IU9A UUVAlbUllUCI John Llttlejohn of Kansas estate-; Center; Krnl Hanson of Arlsona 'tate College Al P. BRAND NEW Complete Suit TOPS IDEAL FOR SKATING, SKIING, AYR IDES AND ALL OTHER OUTDOOR EVENTS! WHY FREEZE? ENJOY YOUR WINTER SPORTS IN COMFORT. tudolgss sno-Tincs Kfldt by inventor el TUIEUSS TIRES.

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Thursday, Friday 1:30 to 9 p.m.; Sunday 'til Nooei GENERATORS MERCURY 1949-1957. Vlxch. Camaieiely rebvih end guaranteed- Ceneretori and etetrtars stack at htw(i far ail ca. (Wis.) State College. Lions often hunt parties, ALL STORES OPEN TOWGIIT AND FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.

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