The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 September 1964 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — Sept. 10. 1961

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THIS WEEK END IS THE start <>f the football season for <0 lege* and plofessionaK alike. Several of the major colleges will begin. action Saterday with most of them st it] a week or two away. II wevei. enough majors are playing Ip start the TV season of Saturday telecasts. TH^f PROS BEGIN SUNDAY as the NEL kickoff will he hi aid in si ven cities This is the sport t! it has grown into popu aiity p .— d by none as T\ has been v» y instrumental in making this sport number one tor tans The pi of ot this is in the very handsnine Contract that CBS signed foi two yearn, over s2* million. S c sui prises will be enjoyed by th-- fans again this year as is • s< [ *7l O I it & SaL, Sept. 11 & 12 Walt Disney Presents “The Three Lives Os Thomasina” In Technicolor 'I he Intimate Secrets Os A Fabulous Feline! ALSO ON & Sundax. Sept. 13 (Sunday Matinee Only) Malt Disney Presents “The Three Lives Os Thomasina” In I edinK ilor The Intimate Secrets Ot A Fabulous Feline! Sunday Night. Sept. 13 Toni ( nt lis Christine Kaufmann and introducing .... Monsieur ( ognac ift “Wild and Wonderful” In Eastman Color Kookiest Triangle Since I^ixe Began!

always the case. Don't look too hard for the same two teamr m the championship. g#W. in tact, don’t be surprised jf neither one aie there. SUN D A Y S ACTION WILL have a real big one starling it off m Green Bay. The woiMh ch impion Chicago Bears will be meeting the Pm.kcis in the top game Sunday The Packer.-, with their golden; boy Paul Horning back from a year's susjien urn. will be out to retrain the top spot which t)iey held for two years previous hi tire.Beui V title of last year. OTHER ACTION IN THIS h ague will be Det lent at Kan Francisco. Los Angeles at Pittsburgh. Cleveland at Washington. Baltimore at Minnesota. Dallas at St. Louis and New York at Philadelphia Tile AFL. a league that REES Plymouth. Indiana Wednesday - Saturday “Good Neighbor Sam” In Eastman Color Jack kmmon Romy Schneider Dorothy Provine A Mern Mix-Fp And A Barrel <)| Laughs! Also Colm Cartoon Shows At 7 & 9:20 Sunday - Wednesday “Night Os The Iguana” Richard Burton Deborah Kerr \\a Gardner \ S!oi> Os The Outcasts Os Oui ( h ilization! \lsu ( ol n Cartoon Sunday ( ontinuous 2 pm Mon. - Med. 7 & 9:10

yours truly cannot put on an even basis with the NEL by any means, will have Boston at Oakland. Kansas City at Buffalo, Denvei at New York and Houston at San Diego. AS FAR AS PREDICTING the outcome of the season, we again will go out on a limb and get the old saw going rapidly behind us. In the Western Division, one could just about toss a coin among four teams -for the first four spots in our book. We will go along with Green Bay even though some little voice keeps saying no. A tie for second between DetHMt and Baltimore with the Bears just an edge behind, may surprise quite a few, but that is the order of the first four. Then we pick Los Angeles. Minnesota and San Francisco in that order. IN THE EASTERN DIVISION, we ar*- not going to listen to the mouth of Otto Graham who. after uakmg fame and fortune in the NFL. has suddenly taken a liking to the AFL and also a disliking to his old team, Cleveland Maybe Graham thinks that Jimmy Brown is taking away the memories of fearless Otto of a few years back with his blasts, but this may have a little to do with our pick of Cleveland for the number one spot. Close behind we will select St. Louis, then New York. Pittsburgh. Dallas' Washington and Philadelphia. NOT BEING AS FAMILIAR with the AFL, but still going by past performances and names that have established themselves, we will pick San Diego in the West, followed by Kansas City. Oakland ami Denver. In the East. Houston will be our pi< k to bounce up to the top over Boston. Buffalo and New York. IN OUR AREA. EVERYONE is anxious to sec what will hap-ix-n at Notre Dame. The Irish may be able to bounce back under their new coaching staff this year to a record of half and half or better Tin* job that faces Parseghian seems to be to make them hungry again at Notre Dame It is our belief that he is spending a lot of effort to impress the mental aspect of winning m their minds again THE IRISH OPEN AGAINST Wisconsin on the 26th and by that time. Wisconsin will have had a game against a lesser opponent to get some of the kinks out. Then comes the big Purdue game The Irish then travel to the Air Force Academy and host UCLA and Stanford in October Then it is Navy. Pittsburgh. Michigan State. lowa and Southern California. The schedule again has some real toughies with no breathers along the way unless

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the two California teams back to back can be considered among the easier games. It will be interesting to see it the Irish ran regain that title of Football Factory in the next few years undei their fine new coach. Bowling News Kings aud Quells Mi.W Double Sept 1. 1961 Pin Phickcrs 1 0 Four Jokers 1 o Lucky Four | o 800 Bo«ig 1 o Team No. 6 0 I Team No. 3 0 I DaspArados 0 4 Sputniks 0 4 High team series and game Pin Pluckers 1917. 677. 6JW; Four Jokers 1896, 658; Lucky Four 1830. High individual series Ar game. R. -Lnte 608. 205. 2H2. 201; H Lute 551; P. Guard 527. Kings anil Queens Mixed Doubles 800 Boos 71 Pin Pluckers 5 3 Four Jokers 5 3 Lucky Four 5 3 Team No. 6 4 4 Ya Hoos 3 5 SputnikM 3 5 Desperados 0 8 High team series and game 800 Boos 1920. Pm Pluckers 1890, 688; Sputniks 1855. 687; YaHoos 686. High individual series: R. Lute 586; H. Lute 537; M. Mullet 531 High individual game: R. Eskridge 225; M Mullet 222; S. Downey 219. Industrial lauigue Allstate Insurance 8 0 B I. Holser 6 2 Dave and Ray’s 6 2 K.ngshury Locker I Plas-Steel 4 4 Kabelm Hardware 2 6 American Legion I Powt 11-Mann 1 ‘ High team series and game Allstate 2512. 850. 817; Holsei 2156. 871: Legion 2151 High individual t ries B Bakei 573; R. Bi ice 558; E Place 550 High individual game: C. D< t ker 220; U. Lloyd 211; B Baket 211. Thursda.i Nite Suburban Ja’agtw Walkerton Lanes ' 1 Hiatt’s Insurance 6 2 Baker's Standard 5 3 Chngenmel's Excav. I I Tracy Lutheran 11 C). J. Shoemaker 3 5 100 F 3 5 Walkerton Skelgas 0 8 Scratch 600 series: D. Lou< ks 621: D Knowlton 608 High handican series D Knowlton 60S. "2 680. Hieh handa’an game - J Menefee 252; D Kagobvin 237; J Mercer 233. D Loucks 225. 212; B

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Hornaday 221; D. Daube 216; D Knowlton 214, 212; F. Harness 213. Monday Nite Ladies 6:30 League Huhnke’s Service 8 ( Lute Recreat.on 7 । Skogmo 7 j Nick's 4' 4 Jacob Drug Store 3 r Williams Supply 2 t Phillips 66 17 Ix:e’s Jewelry 0 & High individual game: E. Fitzke 188; M. Williams 184; K. Roth 176. High individual series; E. Fitzke 475; M. Hartung 4 74; L Huhnke 451. High team series and game Skogmo 2165. 716; Huhnke’s 2042 699; Nick’s 1975. 687; Jacob's 687, Monday Nite Men's l.eagur IJberty Lanes Community Grocery 71 Wabash Tavern 6 2 Haenes Screen Proc, 6 2 N. Liberty Elevator 5 Frank's D-X 5 3 N. Liberty Lbr. Co. 4 4 Scotty's D-X 3 5 N. Liberty Body Shop 2 6 Walkerton Skelgas 17 Hovel's Ins. 1 • High team series and game Communitv Grocery 2193, 855 Frank's D-X 2486 880; N. L I.hr. Co. 2448; Scotty's D X 872 High individual game &• series: T Edison 569. 214; D Davi--545, 233; T Luke 5638. B Slater ?00. Weilnesday NHe Lndirs Bakers ” Kingsbury 71 West Walkerton 4 4 Dede's 4 4 Welco 4 4 Prentis Savoie 2 6 Walkerton Lanes 1 " High team series and game - Bakers 2128. 725.709; Walkerton Lanes 2003. 702; Prentis 1937 High individual series 4- game: B Smith 513 177: G Adams 489 E Bacewic 179; M Williams 190. .7 * • Friday Busiiu sHinen's league Reed’s Electric ♦ 0 American L"eion Mercer anil Son 3 1 Martin's D-X 2 Hartsough Mfg 2 2 Stanley’s Marine 1 Hih-r’s Foundi-v 1 3 George’s Barber Shop 1 Team high series and rnme Imerii in T egion 2668 938; Reed's 2593. 923; George's Barber Shop 2182. 850 Individual bmh •<Ties A game' .1 Newlnnd 838. 234: W NOller 59g 226 A J Kennedy 598; C. Roth 588. 221 Opportunity works wonders — and ability gets the credit.