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5-C THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Sunday, March 4. 1962 On the Alleys Baseball Meet To Draw Big Name Stars FSU To Open Tennis Against Lamar Tech I 1 i I I i r' item- i bowling lanes by midnight tonight. Play in the tournament will be at Tampa Bowling Center on two Saturdays, March 17 and 24. The entry fee for each event is just the cost for regular junior bowling. Crawford Freeman, who is.

31 meeting of the Tampa Bowling Council. Reed is to take office as president of the ABC after a formality at Des Moines, Iowa, on March 23. The Tampa meeting: will probably be his first official visit as president of the ABC. Reed has been an ABC official for more years than local bowlers can remember and succeeds to the presidency after There are divisions for men and women singles and mixed doubles. Averages of Jan.

1 or of last year will be used for handicapping and women will be given a handicap based on 70 per cent of 180 and men of 70 per cent of 200. The entry fee is $3.00 per person for each event. Squads are scheduled on the hour, every hour, today and next Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The deadline for entry is midnight of next Sunday. The Tampa Bowling Council 7 host and manager for the tournament, had the first junior tournaments held in Tampa, at his first bowling lanes on Hillsborough Avenue.

His interest in youngsters has been a strong stimulant in the development of junior bowling in Tampa. The Fourth Annual Strawberry Festival Handicap Tournament is underway at Planter Lanes at Plant City and is expected to draw entries from Tampa and the West Coast area. It is one of the most popular tournaments in the area for handicap bowlers. Navy First TALLAHASSEE (Special) Florida State's tennis team opens its 1926 season here Thursday against powerful Lamar Tech. The opener will be the first for the Seminoles under new coach, Eddie Cubbon.

Cubbon, a well-known personality in FSU athletic circles for many years, will be some- 2nd Gator Drops Off Grid Squad GAINESVILLE UP) A second Florida football player has dropped off the squad. Head Coach Ray Graves on his return from an out of town trip said yesterday Walter Hickenlooper of Palatka "has decided to pass up his final year of football." No reason was given. It became known yesterday that Eddie Dunn of Daytona Beach who still has a year of eligibility has decided to forego his final season and plans to graduate in summer school. Hickenlooper lettered as a halfback the past tow seasons. He played mostly on defense.

Dunn was a reserve center and also won a letter this past season. Bobby Dodd son of the Georgia Tech football coach and a first string Florida quarterback, has also been out of spring drills. Graves said "I excused Bobby Dodd from spring practice and as far as I know he defimtey will return to play football at Florida next fall. SETS TRACK RECORD Daytona Beach Carrol Resweber, Cedarburg, set a track record for motorcycles over the two-mile course here with 1 minute, 35.75 seconds of elapsed time during qualifying trials for expert riders. Carrol will have the pole position in today's 200 -mile American Motorcycle Association national championship race.

(AP Wire-photo) Resweber Tops Field For Gator Trackmen what handicapped this season by the loss of Rebel Bellamy, one of FSU's all-time tennis greats who graduated last June. Three lettermen, all seniors, return from last year's squad which compiled an excellent 16-5 record. They ar Paul Scarpa of Charleston, S.C., Gordy Smith of Mansfield, Ohio, and Ed Fasula of Syracuse, N.Y. The opener with Lamar Tech on March 8, will usher in one of a host of top-notch opponents which the Seminoles are slated to meet this year. Tech, rated among the top net teams in the nation, should provide a stiff test for the young Seminoles.

Aside from the three senior lettermen, a senior, junior, and four sophomores comprise the FSU squad. FSU's 1962 tertnl schedule: March 8 Lamar Tech at Tallahassee; 15-16 Georgia at Tallahassee: 17 Pennsylvania at Tallahassee; 19 Georgia Tech at Tallahassee; 23-24 Navy at Jacksonville; 26 Presbyterian at Tallahassee; 29 Louisiana State at Tallahassee; 31 Florida at Tallahassee. April 2 Furman at Tallahasseej 3 Hope CoIleRe at Tallahassee; 4 Amherst at Tallahassee; 7 Miami at Tallahassee; 14 Cincinnati at Tallahassee; 16 The Citadel at Charles-ton, S.C.; 17 Presbyterian at Clin-ton, IB Clemson at Clemson, 19 Furman at Greenville, S.C.l 24 Clemson at Tallahassee. Mav 2 Rollins at Tallahassee; 7 Florida at Gainesville. SALE HUNTING, FISHING, SKI LODGES YEAR-END INVENTORY CLEARANCE.

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Can be seen at Mart Industries plants at 1630 West Bristol. Elkhart, Indiana; or 6530 West Hilljboro Avenue, Tampa, Florida. 171 7th New York 11, N.Y. In Cycle Races Today By BOB SMITH Tribune Bowling Editor The Major League Baseball Bowling Tournament is scheduled at East Gate Lanes' on March 21 and is expected to draw some of the top names in major league baseball as participants. The tournament is a closed affair, even the spectators limited to an Invitation list because of the impossibility of controlling a large crowd at the bowling lane.

Smith However, some Tampa bowl ers will get into the tournament either as spectators or as partic ipants through a city-wide tour nament organized by the Great er Tampa Bowling Proprietors Association. Individual tournaments will be held at BPA houses over the city between March 5 through 17 and one out of every six entries will qualify for a rolloff to be held March 18. It will be a handicap singles affair for men only. Out of the rolloff, the two highest scorers representing each of the local houses will receive an invitation to the major league party and tourna ment. Jim Gibson, head of the Tampa BPA, said an effort is being made to get Dick Weber National All Star Champion, and other bowling pros to Tampa for the baseball tourna ment.

If possible, the lucky Tampans will be paired with the pro bowlers or baseball players in a pro-am tournament during the baseball tournament The Whatley team in the Tampa Masters League set a new house record at Florida Lanes with a 954 game. The team was paced by Irene Birch who rolled a tremendous 255 game. Her other games of 191 and 198 gave her a 644 scratch genes. In the high game, Mrs. had a 198, Mabel Ring a 213, Irene Ward at 192, Helen Whatley a 160 and Shirley Sutter a 191.

The Walters-Howard team rolled against Whatley and had a respectable 877 game but lost. For Walters-Howard Eunice Lopez had a 213 and Bea McRae a 210. Myrt Twyname rolled a 242 game and 573 series in the Coliseum Florida Scratch League, Judy Forrest had a 232 in the Alley Kats League and Mary punn had a league record 236 game in the Regal Bowlerettes. he also had a 554 series. Fred Williams of the All Star Mixed League tossed nine strikes in a row, after starting with a strike and a split, for a 261 game.

He finished with a 613 game. I In the Morning Industrial League, Reuben Grooms set a league mark with a 256 game, that helped him to a 625 series. I The Adamo Mixed Doubles, a jour-man league, had a 752 team game and 2255 team series both by Ferrell Jewelers. T. J.

Lambert had a 625 series and Mary Frances Barnes a 217 game and 630 series. Mike Mainguth of the Holy TXame Society League pitched a 264 game and 633 series and Clarence Sheffield of the Expressway League had a 256 and 245 games and a 671 se-t ries. All entries for the third annual Tampa Junior City Tournament must be completed and turned in to one of the Tampa I a ADVERTISEMENT BALD? RECEDING? DAYTONA BEACH (UPD Carol Resweber, winner of the American Motorcycle Associa tion's (AMA) national championship for the last four years. will lead a field of 107 today in his bid to capture the Daytona 200 for the first time. The Cedarburg, throttle jockey has been running away with national honors the past few years but hasn't had much luck here.

He thinks this will change today, and if his qualifying time of 75.195 miles per hour is any indication, the other riders will have their troubles keeping pace with him. Resweber's clip around the two-mile course, on a Harley-Davidson, gained him the starting position in the big 200-miler. But right behind Resweber are Joe Leonard of San Jose, and Rober Reiman of Ke-wanne, 111. Leonard, winner of the 200-mile beach-road races at Daytona in 1957 and 1958 and runner-up to Resweber in the national standings last year, sped around the course at a 73.521 mph qualifying clip. Reiman, who is on leave from the Air Force, won the first 200-miler on the new speedway last year.

His qualifying time was 73.267 mph. Leonard and Reiman will also be astride Harley-Davidsons. Other front-1 i include Dick Mann of EI Sobrante wno iinisnea tnird in national standings last year; Dick Klamfoth of Groveport Ohio, a three-time winner here; Al Gunter of Alhambra. rated as king of the dirt track riders; Jody Nicholas of Nash ville, winner of the 100- mile Daytona amateur event last year; George Roeder of Mon-roeville, Ohio; and Don Burnett, Danvcrs, Massachusetts. Race followers have been saying all week that this one would offer the keenest compe-tion of the year, especially between the California and Illinois groups, with 14 riders representing each state.

There is $12,000 at stake for the big race and most of the-top riders from the United States and Canada are entered. The winner will get $3,000 plus lap money at the rate of $10 per lap, which gives him a chance to rake down $4,000. Southeast Tampa Smallfry Tryouts Scheduled Southeast Tampa Little League will continue its try-outs Monday for 12-year-olds at the Tidewater Field, Clair-Mcl City. Eleven -year -old boys will try out Tuesday, 10-year-olds on Wednesday and 9-year-olds on Thursday. All tryouts will start at 5:30 p.m.

Ail major league ball players must register, but do not have to attend tryouts. A TAYLOR TOPPER IS ABSOLUTELY UNDETECTABLE LOOKS ano Teen like your own natural growing hair. Your closest friends, even your barber, meets at Dale Mabry Lanes this morning at 10 o'clock. Pilar Co-i halla, head of the council's committee on the Babe Zaharias Center Drive, will make a partial report on the progress of the drive. Earl Reed of West Palm Beach, the next president of the American Bowling Congress, will attend the March Opponent Gators also take on William and Mary, Georgia Tech, Miami, Florida State, arid Auburn in dual meets.

The Gators also will enter the Florida Invitational at Tallahassee and will be in the Southeastern Conference Chamiponships at Baton Rouge. Florida's track team will attempt to rebound from its poorest season in history, when graduation and scholastic losses caused the Gators to fall to a winless season in 1961. Ten lettermen, including SEC high jump champion Wendell Willis of aGinesville, will provide the nucleaus of the 1962 team. Heading the list of returnees is javelin thrower John Hale of Woodbury Heights, N.J., who did not participate last year because of scholastic difficulty. His "throws are expected to reach 230 feet this season.

Sophomore sprinter George Leach, Tampa, will give the Gators valuable points in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Overall, however, the aGtors may lack the depth to be a strong contender for the Southeastern Conference crown. The complete schedule: March 24 Navy at aGinesville. March 31 Florida Relays at Gainesville. April 4 William and Mary at Gainesville.

April 7 Georgia Tech at Gainesville. April 14 Miami at Miami. April 19 Florida State at Gainesville. April 28 Auburn at Auburn. May 5 Florida Invitational at Tallahassee.

May 1112 SEC Meet at Baton Rouge, Lousiana. Ybor City Boys Beat Lakeland For 12-0 Record The Ybor City Boys Club basketball team defeated Lakeland Boys Club 39-36 yesterday. The win gave the Ybor club a 12-0 record and first place in the Central Florida Boys Club League. Joel Weiss and Roland Rivas led Ybor's offensive output with 12 and 11 points respectively. Ybor City will play West Tampa next Saturday in a game that could decide the league championship.

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The new Crown Lanes house on West Hillsborough Avenue just north of Tampa Interna tional Airport, is i up ahead of schedule and Frank Palazzola, who will manage the new lanes and Regal Lanes, ex pects to be open for business May 15. The building is colonial style and the decor of the interior will be colonial from the light fixtures to the floor. What up front will be modern, however, with the newest in Brunswick pinspotters, underground returns and ball racks. Palazzola said he expects the building to be ready for the installation of the bowling equipment by April 1 and he will have personnel at the new lanes to show visitors around. The BPA Traveling League bowls at Pinarama Lanes this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Bowlers Big Ten MEN Mike Mainguth, Holy Name Society League. .264 Mike Perricone, Space Age League 262 Fred Williams, All Star Mixed League 261 Norris Greene, Pinchop- pers League 257 Clarence Sheffield, Expressway League 256 Reuben Grooms, Morning Industrial League 256 Bob O'Neal, TECO Volts League 248 Horace Hill, East Gate Semi-pro League 247 Bill Blanchard, Top Ten Men's Handicap League 247 Manny Fojaco, Swinging Gate League 246 WOMEN Irene Birch, Tampa Women's Masters League. .255 Myrt Twynam, Coliseum Florida Scratch League 242 Mary Gunn, Regal Bowlerettes League 236 Judy Forrest, Alley Kats League 232 Ada Basye, Tampa Women's Masters League. .223 Lil Fishkind, JCC Women's League 222 Mary Frances Barnes, Adamo Mixed Doubles League 217 Juanita Ignelzi, Women's Semi-Pro League 214 Betty Jerrell, All Star Mixed League 213 Mabel Ring, Tampa Women's Masters League 213 Eunce Lopez, Tampa Women's Masters League 213 Connie Robertson, Coliseum Florida Scratch League 213 Whirlwind Match On Mat Card Tampa wrestling fans will see something new at the Fort Homer Hesterly Armory Tuesday night a Texas whirlwind match with Dick The Bruiser and Iron Mike DiBiase in action against Kurt and Karl Von Brauner, world team champions managed by Saul Weingeroff. All four wrestlers will be In the ring at the same time and Promoter Cowboy Luttrall will have a lumberjack crew on hand to make sure the Bruiser, Iron Mike and the Von Braun-ers remain inside and that Weingeroff does not mix into the action.

Ringside seats will be moved back to give the lumberjack crew room to maneuver without treading on feet of spectators. There will be two referees with Jerry Christy drawing the assignment as referee in chief. A regular Australian tag team match is also on the program with Don Curtis, former co-holder of the world team title, in action with Joe Scarpa of Italy against Tojo Yamamoto and Taro Myaki, Japanese heavyweights. Big Jim Wright will wrestle Dick Steinborn and Pedro Godoy of South America will meet Ali Bey of Turkey in individual events Seating arrangements have been made to handle a crowd of 5,000 fans. Brandon Nine Sets Practice At 1 P.M.

Today Brandon, a member of the Tampa Bay Baseball League, will hold practice today at 1 p.m. at the Brandon High School diamond behind the football stadium, J. G. Mays, the manager, announced. The field is in good shape, Mays said, and practice will be held instead of at the athletic field as previously announced.

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Both men will- free fall for period of 45 seconds before attempting to open their chutes. At the point of opening their chutes, WHson and Kauffman will be approximately 2,500 feet from the ground. They will then attempt to hit target set on the drag strip. The two divers are instructors at the Amateur Sky Divers Club that meets Sunday mornings at the Zephyrhills airport. The Club is a member of the Parachute Club of America and has strict set of safety rules.

Track manager Bill Herndon has announced that trophies and prize money will be awarded top eliminators in drag events. Time trials will be held at 10:30 a.m. and eliminations will begin at 3 p.m.. immediately following the demonstration by the Sky Divers. Herndon stated that more than 100 cars are expected to be on hand to compete Sunday at the Dragway.

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