Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 43

July 31, 1960 LINCOLN SUNDAY JOURNAL AND STAR They'll Make a Big Splash Next Weekend Johnstone Succeeds Five Lincoln Swim Clubbers prepare for practice run while many of the club's other 100-pius members watch during morning workout at Muny Pool. 20-Year Chase Climaxed Shrine All-Star Profiles Muny Pool Hosts Big Davis' Shot Put Don's Big Thrill Don Weinman of spent his. football time last fall helping a teammate earn all-state a and "Prep Athlete of the Year" honors. We inman was. one of the linemen to ning holes for Bob Hohn.

He'll try to do the same in the Shrine Bowl game, when both will play for the Weinman Weinman Weinman earned 3 letters in football, gaining all-conference honors twice. He went out for track his senior year, and became one of the top shot putters in the state: He lists watching Dave Davis throw the shot in an exhibition at the state high school meet as his top thrill. Weinman is a 186-pound, 6-0 guard candidate for the South. A movie projectionist during the summer, Weinman is headed for Chadron State. He'll wear No.

55 for the Mrs. Johnstone said. "I've been trying a long, long time." Just how long Mrs. Johnstone had been after the Western title she wouldn't say. But her husband, Les Johnstone, a Mason City druggist, declared "it's been a good 20 years." Mrs.

Johnstone won the 2nd hole of the morning round to go 1 up. Miss Spuzich, a game 23-year-old competitor playing her. 3rd year. of major golf, never caught up although she pulled within one hole of a tie going out during the second 18. Miss Spuzich was 10 over par, Mrs.

Johnstone 5 over after the morning round the 6,141 yard par 36-36-72 course. Neither birdied a hole. Miss Spuzich, who came from behind to win her first 4 matches in the tournament, made her bid going out the second round. She won the first hole with a par 4 as Mrs. Johnstone missed a 6 footer.

She narrowed 1 it to 2 holes with a 20-foot putt for a birdie 4 when on the 3rd and creeped within one hole. of a deadlock with a par 2 win on the Mrs. Johnstone, who was beaten in the finals of the 1957 Western Amateur by Marion went 2-up when Miss Spuzich missed a 3 foot putt on the 8th and then applied pressure on the back- Tom Romick of Alliance is spending his summer in West Roundup, Montana. He is working in a theater there. Soon, however, he'll head east to join the North squad for the Shrine Bowl game at NU Aug.

20. Romick is a 200-pound, tackle who earned Class A AllState honors Romick Romick from the Sunday Journal and Star. His transfer to Alliance last fa! after playing two years in West Roundup, was a big factor in a good season by the resurgent Bulldogs. in addition to his all-state tag, Romick was an All-Big 10 and Western Conference selection. Romick, who was born in Melbeta, Nebraska, earned a total of 11 letters during his prep career.

Four came in football, another 4 in basketball, two in baseball and one in golf. He lists golf as his hobby, ard rice is his favorite food. Uncertain about college plans, Romick will wear No. 66 for the North. side.

'Mascot' Inspired Shrine Run "All I could think of after I got in the clear was my little crippled mascot in the hospital at Minneapolis. The touchdown was for him." That was the comment by Stocks to Go' Again Tonight The battle for the individual stock car point championship continues at Capitol Beach The first race begins at 8:30 p.m. Some of the Midwest's top stock cars will be entered in the night's entertainment. Church Softball RESULTS 2nd Presbyterian 26, Epworth Methodist Lincoln Christian 12, Faith Lutheran 2nd Baptist 11, 1st Christian 1st United Presbyterian 13, Tabernacle Christian 1st United Presbyterian 12, Trinity Lutheran 11. AUG.

6 GAMES AT MUNY 7. -Sheridan Lutheran Lakeview Methodist (west); 2nd Presbyterian v. 2nd Baptist (south center); Central C. M. A.

vs. 1st United Presbyterian, (south). 8:45 p.m.-Epworth Methodist v. Tabernacle Christian (west); Trinity Methodist V. 1st Christian (south center); Faith Lutheran vs.

Christ Methodist (south), In Net Finals Cava Dei Tirreni, Italy (P- Hugh Stewart of Pasadena, Saturday defeated Pancho Contreras of Mexico, 6-2, 6-4, to gain the finals of an international tennis tournament. VAN SICKLE New, Better More Convenient Auto Glass SERVICE LIBBY OWENS FORD Factory Specification Auto Glass AIR-CONDITIONED WAITING ROOM Waiting room equipped with comfortable chairs, freen coffee, magazines and TV set. Also Pick' Up and Delivery Service HARCO- VAN SICKLE GLASS, INC. Follow the arrow on our building -920 ST. AAU Swimming ng Meet Kansas City (P) Mrs.

I Ann Casey Johnstone climaxed a 20-year campaign for the Women's Western Amateur Golf championship with a 4 and 2 victory over Sandra Spuzich, Indianapolis schoolteacher, Saturday. Mrs. Johnstone, 37-year-old greyhaired mother from son City, built up a hole lead during the morning round of Saturday's finals. She held off a rally by Miss Spuzieh in the afternoon and clinched it with a 17-foot hill birdie putt on the 34th hole. "This is the greatest thing that ever happened to me," Red Cross Program Reaps 3,055 Rewards Lancaster County's free Red Cross Learn to Swim program ended Friday with some 3,055 residents of Lancaster County having been taught swimming skills.

Registrations of the program totaled 4100. Classes in the two 3-week sessions ranged from beginners, intermediate, swimmers and life saving, and the age level ran from 8 years to adult. Instruction of the 1,627 youngsters taught skills in the various stages of beginning swimming took place at Municipal Pool and the YMCA. Some 638 youngsters were taught intermediate skills; 282, swimmers; and 178, junior life saving. Intermediate, swimmers and junior life saving were taught at Northeast, Southeast and Lincoln high school poools.

"Youngsters did a terrific job in learning how to swim," said Dr. John C. Thompson, chairman of water safety for the Lancaster County Red Cross. "Our class standards are high, and all who participatin the program took with them some further skills in having fun in the water and doing it safely," he continued. Over 80 adults were taught swimming skills at Municipal City Softball MUNY Monday vs.

Crete (AAA); A-1 Plumbing Vs. Telephone, (AA1); Pierce Auto VS. Bob Ring, Al; Havelock vs. Schmoker's IGA (Jr. Girls).

8:45 Knights of Pythias VS. Kraft (AAA); Skyline vs. 1st Baptist, (AA2); Wilkinson Auto vs. 4th (A1, 2nd -half playoff); Karnes vs. Midwest Life, (Girls playoff).

Tuesday vs. Jensen's. (Exb); Jaycees vs. Trinity Lutheran, (A3) United Lutheran vs. Knights of Columbus, (LC).

8:45 Wells and Frost vs. Am. Stores, Hob Nob vs. 1st Cent. lat.

Bk Lincoln Indians vs. Vets Hospital, (A2). Wednesday Vs. Kraft, (AAA playoff); Grenemeier vs. Wilkinson, (A1 playoff if needed); 1st Cont.

Nat Bk vs. Mobile, (A2 playoff if needed) Sluggers 1st Pres. (Jr. girls). vs.

Skyline (AA1 playoff if needed); Bankers Life of Nebr. vs. 1st Nat. Gas Bk. Co.

(A2, Soil Div. 1 playoff if needed); vs. Lab. Belmont vs. 1st Assembly (Exb).

Thursday Eagles vs. United Lutheran, (LC); Midwest Life vs. Seward. (Girls Air Force Brats vs. Whittier (Jr.

Girls). Friday vS. Telephone, Beatniks vs. Hit Less Misses, (Jr. Girls).

UNI. PLACE Hospital 1st Cont. -Nt. Bk. (A2).

8:45 Marines vs. Calvinist, Tuesday VS, Sperry's TV (Exb). 8:45 Carpenter's Union vs. Olson Owls, (A2). Wednesday Lincoln Christian vs.

State Farm Insurance, (Girls B). 8:45 Smith Dorsey vs. Northeast Hi-Y, COOPER Monday Police vs. United Lutheran, (LC). Tuesday vs.

Karnes, (Girls B). Pool in evening classes which ended July 21. The Lincoln Air Force Base program had some 250 persons taking classes in beginning and intermediate levels. Sponsors of the 1960 Learn to Swim program were the Lancaster County Red Cross, Sunday Journal and Star, City Recreation Department, all county and city schools, Lincoln Air Force Base and YMCA. Columbus Results SATURDAY First Race, 3 yr.

olds, claiming, purse $800, 6 furlongs. 3-5. Leafy Lane .11.40 6.00 4.00 Edition 10.40 7.40 Palsbush 10.40 Second race, up, claiming, purse $900, 6 furlongs. Mr. Beans 9.20 4.60 3.20 Coldewey 4.20 3.20 Classic Star 5.00 Daily Double paid $74.00.

Third race, 3 yr. olds, allowances, purse, $900, 6 furlongs. 1-5. Befude 4.40 3.40 2.60 Miss Merry 6.00 4.20 Harbour Miss 3.20 race, 4 up, claiming, purse $900, furlongs. 2-5.

Happy Laughter 10.60 5.60 3.80 Open E.Z. 3.20 2.80 Dollar Fifth a Day 4 10.80 race, UD, claiming, purse $900, furlongs. 3-5. Kathryn Ann 7.40 3.80 3.20 Burning Candle 3.80 3.00 Vale 4.40 Sixth race, 3 yr. olds, sweepstakes.

purse $1500 added, (Neb. bred), one mile 70 yards. 1:50 3-5. Cute Pic 3.40 2.80 2.40 Anne L. 7.00 00 3.80 Yes Dottie 3.00 Seventh race, 4 up, allowances, the 'Teds Bar' North Bend Purse, purse $1200, furlongs.

2-5. Velda 7.60 4.20 3.20 Gay Buddy 7.00 4.00 Wild Touch 4.00 Eighth race, 3 yr. olds, handicap, handicap purse $2,000, one mile 70 yards. 4-5. Sickle Plow 4.60 3.20 2.60 Pete's Penny 5.40 3.20 Ardanwood 2.80 Ninth race, UD, claiming, purse $1,000, one mile and 70 yards.

3-5. Salmasong ..10.00 5.60 4.20 Smog Tree 8.00 5.00 Rado Image 9.00 Attendance: 5,167 Handle: $227,273 City Softball SECOND HALF AAA Kings 8 Knights Pythias 4 5 Crete 6 3 Jensens 37 Kraft Ser. 5 3 Amer. Stores 2 8 AA-1 Skyline 7 2 Telephone 4 Duffys .7 3 Wells Frost 5 A-1 Plumbing. ..4 4 1st Baptist.

.0 8 AA-2 Marines Wasabrads 10 0 Sperry Nob. T.V... 6 7 3 Hob ch Calvinists 5 5 Ed's Blue Bird Cafe .0 10 A-1 Wilkinson Grenemeiers. Auto. ...6 6 2 4th Pierce 5 Press.

5 Bob Ring 5 3 Belmont 8 A-2 Mobile, 10 0 1st Assembly 5 Vets Hospital. 4 1st Cont. Nat. Line. Indians.

4 4 Bk. 6 Smith Dorsey 2-8 A-3 Div. 1 Bankers Life of 1st Cont. Nat. Nebr.

31 Bk. 2 2 Jaycees 2 1 Caseys 0 4 Trinity Luth, 21 A-3 Div. 2 Carpenter Un'n 3 0 Olson. Owls 2 Northeast 2 2 Soil Lab. 3 Gas .2.2 Late Comers Knights of Col.

7 1 United .2 4 Lincoln Police. .4 4 Lincoln Eagles. 2 6 $131,437 Delaware Handicap I by 9 lengths Saturday. Quill Victor Stanton, (P -Reginald M. Webster's Quill won the The thrilling new sport that the whole family can and will go for is here at last.

Nationally publicized by the world's largest auto enthusiast magazines, go karting has taken the country by storm and now is sweeping the local area your nearby Go Kart dealer is SPEEDAY MOTORS 1719 HE 2-8200 By Conde Sargent Muny Pool stands to get a splashin' thrashin' this coming week end. The Capital City pool will host about 500 swimmers from 3 states next Saturday and Sunday in the Midwestern AAU Age Group championships and Open Senior Men and Women's swimming meet. The program will bring together some of the best swimmers in Nebraska, South Dakota, and northwestern Iowa. It is the swim meet of summer. Almost every AAU record will be in jeopardy if the swimmers keep up their present pace.

Last week, for, example, '17 marks fell in the relay championships at Grand Island. Most of those record-crackers are entered in Saturday's meet at Muny. Host Lincoln Swim Club will have the largest of entries--about 100. Other large teams will come from Omaha, Sioux City, S.D., and Shenandoah, la. Muny will be closed to the public for both days of the meet.

Saturday's preliminaries begin at a.m. and finals at 5 p.m. On Sunday, preliminaries will start at 9 p.m. and finals at 3 p.m. At last year's meet, also staged Muny, 33 records were broken.

LSC members had their hands in of these. Among these were a quartet of LSC boys in the 11 and 12-year-old group who surpassed the national record in the medley relay team. Two of the team, King Little and Tom Tidball, will again be entered in that event. They will be joined by Wilber Kids Ready For Own Tournament Southeast Wilber -Winning players here, but that easier- especially at The Wilber Super wins behind them as Even more pressure 5 fellows who moved last year's younger club, which sported a ord. Draw Bye By Dean Terrill Nebraska Bureau has become a habit for some young ball doesn't make the next game come any tournament time.

Midgets- ages 11 to 14-have 12 straight they host their own tourney next week. is on up from Midget a 14-2 reo Wilber drew a bye in the Saline-Fillmore-Seward tourney, and Thursday night will play this Sunday's winner of the Cordova-Fairmont game. Other first-round pairings Sunday include Friend-Milligan, and Exeter-Dorchester. The finals will be Sunday, Aug. 7.

"We'll be looking to Mike Hrock to keep us out of the tough spots," said Coach William Lovercheck. several wins, he has a onehitter to his credit this year." Brother Act Other sparkplugs are shortstop Danny Dietrich and brother Paul, the latter leading the club at the plate with a .500 average. Daily workouts have been SUPER-MODIFIED STOCK CAR RACES SUNDAY, JULY 31 8:00 P.M. CO 7 THRILL PACKED EVENTS Plus DISC JOCKEY RACE LINCOLN SPEEDWAYS Capitol Beach Dave Schmidt and Steve Hueke. Eleven LSC swimmers are in South Dakota this week end for two AAU meets.

Saturday they swam at City and today they are at Yankton. Heldman Net Champion Defeats Henreid For Girls, Cincinnati (P) Julie Heldman, used precision placements to run her opponent ragged Saturday and win the national temis championship for girls 15 and under. The dark-haired winner, second seeded here, ham-: mered out a 6-1, 6-1 decision over Mimi Henreid, seeded eighth. Both girls are age 15. After the singles workout, Henreid and Joanne Swanson, were no match for the doubles top seeds, Patty Barth and Margaret Taylor, who won the doubles title, 6-0, 6-2.

Irish on Pitt. Grid Schedule Pittsburgh (P) The University of Pittsburgh today announced it will play such football powers as Syracuse, UCLA, and Notre Dame in 1961. The Panthers will play 10 games which will take them from coast to coast. The schedule: Sept. 30-Baylor; Oct.

7-at Washington; 14-West Virginia: 21-at UCLA; 28- Navy: Nov. 4-at Syracuse; 11-Notre Dame; 18 -Southern California: 25-ePnn State; Dec. 8- at Miami. Sonny Calta of Omaha South after his 74-yard punt return which gave the South a 7-6 victory over the North in the first Shrine Bowl- Star game last year. Calta's inspiration derived from an airplane flight and visit to the Twin Cities unit of the Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children in Minneapolis, which serves Nebraska.

All proceeds from the game go to this hospital. Last year's game in Omaha earned $48,407.40 for the hospital. The second game in Nebraska's Memorial Stadium in Lincoln Aug. 20 is aiming to top this figure. The 1960 crop of graduated high school stars, 33 on each team, will have the same inspiration as Calta had -as did Rod Brethower of Imperial when he kicked the gamewinning extra point after Calta's run.

The two squads will fly to Minneapolis on a short break from the training camp grind which begins Aug. 8. The South squad, accompanied by coaches and Shrine officials, will leave Lincoln by chartered airliner on Friday, Aug. 12. The team is scheduled to leave in the morning, spend several hours at the hospital visiting the children, and return in the evening.

The North will make the same trip on Saturday, Aug. 13. The trip is similar to that made by the college all-star squads which play in the New Year's Day Shrine EastWest game in San Francisco -the daddy of the Shrine charity games. The college stars, mostly all-Americans, visit a hospital before their game. All leave with a great desire to do their best.

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