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The driver with probably the most improved record in the group is Dick Aissen, McHenry, who has won 8 races this season after failing to win a single event last year. - Craig Breedlove, who hn<- always had a love affair go< with speed, has taken on a nc •ambition, to become the fastest ,man through the quarter-mile ;in a rocket powered dragster. ! Breedlove, who holds many 'land speed records, will at­ tempt to hit the 300 mph mark Deaths JOAN G.MILLER Mrs. Arthur (Joan G.) Miller, * 52, of 3215 Potter road, Nor- thbrook, died Aug. 29 at her home. Survivors include her husband, Arthur, a son, Ken­ neth; her mother, Mrs. Mary Pinsky, a former McHenry resident now living in Nor- thbrook; two sisters, Wanda Locy, Regina Hrdlicka, and a brother, Raymond; five • grandchildren and an aunt, Mrs. Fred Street, of McHenry. Services will be held Friday at 10 o'clock at All Saints Chapel with interment in All Saints Polish National Catholic cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. in his rocket ship during the "Jet, Turbine and Rocket car Nationals" at the Great Lakes Dragaway, Sept. 1, 2, 3 and 4. Races are slated to start at 8:30 p.m. Fri., and Sat., and at 2 p.m. Sunday and Labor Day. Potfder Puff racing will continue -to spice the Saturday night HATO race events at the Lake Geneva Raceway. Following the close of IRA racing at Lake Geneva on Sunday nights with the 30 lap IRA Sportsman season championship race on Sunday, Sept. 3, HATO will present Spectators and modified stock car raeing on Sunday nights. This schedule will start on Sunday, Sept. 10 and 17 and then on Sept. 23, the Sportsman stock cgrs will run their season championship race for 50 laps with a rain date on Sat., Sept. 30. The spectator stocks will hold their season championship for 30 laps on Saturday night, Sept. 16. Comment On Sports MSEMll By Pete Fritchie Washington, D. C. -- The New York Yankees, whV- haven't done much since 1964. have managed to stir up interest in the American League race. |Jince neither Baltimore nor Detroit took the bit and ran with it, the Yankees got ideas. It's hot really that simple. Ralph Houk is a good man­ ager, always gets his gang going some time during the season. Yet writers were snipping at him only a month ago, as not doing the job. The snipping is now ended. For since the All-Star Game the Yankees have been a competing ball club and are playing winning ball. It's still hard for this ob­ server to see (in the person­ nel Houk has to work With) a pennant. But maybe the team can win by default. Boston is still in the race and that means September is certain to be an exciting month in the eastern Ameri­ can League. It should like­ wise be a profitable one for at least four clubs. Even Cleveland still had a math­ ematical chance in mid- August! The Yankees, if they re­ turn to former greatness, will stir up a lot of interest in baseball. FOOTBALL * * * By Pete Fritchie Washington, D. C. -- The gambling odds indicate Bal­ timore's Colts and the Minn­ esota Vikings will meet in the superbowl next January. That's especially interest­ ing because neither team was in the big game last January. The 1972 superbowl saw Dallas outdo Miami's Dol­ phins. Dallas, according to the odds, has a good chance and should play Minnesota in the National Football Conference playoff. But the Vikings are favored-5-2 while the odds go up to 7-2 for the champion Cowboys. In the American Confer­ ence, Baltimore's leading odds are also 5-2, Oakland, according to the gamblers, should be in the playoff with the Colts, and are rated 3-1 Miami, in this year's play­ off, and Kansas City, are ranked together in third place at 7-2. After those four teams, the odds jump sky- high, to 8-1 for Pittsburgh and Cleveland and then on up to 40-1 for Buffalo. In the National, after Minn­ esota and Dallas, the odds move up to 4-1 for San Fran- PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1972 Clean-up and Repair placing damaged floodlight recep- Increased surveillance of routine tacles. maintenance and cleanliness of Illi- Most of the damage that sky­ rockets repair bills at Lovejoy Monument and elsewhere results from public Vandalism. Repai.ing floodlights at Lovejoy Monument costs about $600, according to Willi:"" Watts, land manager for nois parks jyid monuments is being implemented under the direction of Ronald D. Johnson, superin­ tendent of the division of parks and memorials, and Ray Norbut, the division's chief of operations, Department of Conservation. Typical is the Lovejoy Monu­ ment, a half-acre property near the south entrance to Alton ceme­ tery, where parks cleanup crews are removing brush and litter, ren­ ovating the landscaping, trimming and mowing, and repairing and re- cisco, 5-1 for Detroit. 6-1 for Los Angeles, 8-1 for Washington and then to 12-1 for Atlanta and up to 40-1 for the New York Giants. Competition is thus much keener in the National this year-it the gamblers know their fob$ball. District 3 parks in southwestern Illinois. He added that this kind of damage occurs on an average of three times a year. The monument was dedicated in 1897 to commemorate the martyr- death of the Alton abolition jour­ nalist, Elijah P. Lovejoy, in 1837. 'GESUNDHETO." "Just as I suspected - you're writing to another womaoP Ostriches have only two toea on each foot and lay three- pound egg*. ALEXANDER'S pORTSpCOMRft SOMETHING 1 NEW SOMETHING DIFFERENT is COMING OVERTON'S P0NT1AC CAD I LUC SEPTEMBER 21st y We have everything you need! 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