2. 1 All outdoors 3 dr Camp Perry hosts 1. 70th National Shoot By Lou Gale the final "safe second." Then, if it is Outdoor Editor necessary to use force, be CAMP PERRY, O. This sprawling, wave-kissed military reserve on western Lake Erie awakened for its 70th annual National Rifle and Pistol Matches Monday with a touch of the old and a flash of the new 'As some 500 law' officers began their week-long police firearms instructor -school, a fast advancedtrainer propellor towplane flew patterns with a sleeve target for a laser gun test. The only information I could obtain on the "laser" was that it was a classified item and nc information was available, at this time.
In the touch of Freelands Shooters Supplies from. Rock Island, marked 55 years with its display on the Camp Perry commercial row of shooters' supplies: Al Freeland and his son, Ted, have both competed in small bore rifle events in past years at National Matches. Al set the 1966 scope match record. 4 The matches will run for a month through Aug. 24.
The pistol matches will be held this next week followed by small bore and. then high power events. 1: Although the National Police Firearms Instructor School at Camp Perry will not rate the national publicity of the civilian and service rifle and pistol events this next month, what is being taught to. the firearms instructors of police' and other law enforcement departments across the country this week will help keep the peace in the United States in the One of the basic instructions being presented to those attending the instructor school is' to help American law officers keep their service arms full safe and in the holster" to skilled enough to stop the felon before he kills hostages, police or innocent bystanders. Some of the lawmen attending the instructor school are making this visit to Camp Perry a family vacation.
There is a recreation vehicle area close to the beach where wives and children can swim or sunbath on the beach during dad's' school hours. The National Matches are' open, free, to spectators during the matches. Hikers, joggers and minithon runners can enjoy an exercise bonus when they visit Camp Perry. Here is the world's longest and largest rifle and pistol range. You can easily log a few miles by walking, jogging or running from one end of the range to the other and coming back to your starting point.
Camp Perry is on Ohio Route 2 about five miles west of Port Clinton. During World War I it was used as a concentration camp during 1917 and 1918. It is also used as a test site for smaller military weapons fired out into Lake Erie in a restricted target area. A visit to Commercial Row at Camp Perry during the National Matches is a holiday for any hunting and shooting enthusiast. Al Siegel, of Shaker Heights, a long-time shooting industry factory representative, this week has Lon R.
Anderson, international police instructor, demonstrating the new Monadnock PR-24. This is a new "easy persuader" which replaces the traditional policeman's nightstick. A trained user can control, without injury, several assailants with it. Griffin to aim for 1,000 yards A 6 t. WILMINGTON.
O. (AP) After keeping a tight rein on celebrated running back Archie Griffin during his rookie year in the National Football League, the Cincinnati Bengals are ready to turn the twotime Heisman Trophy winner loose in a bid for 1,000 yards rushing. "Maybe we made a mistake during the first part of the season," said Bengals Coach Bill Johnson. "Had he played the entire season, I'm sure he would gained 1,000 yards. I think that highly of him." Griffin, 'the former record-breaking Ohio State University football star, gained 625 yards as a parttime performer last season.
He led the club with yards per carry average. Johnson, who directed the Bengals to a 10-4 record succeeding the legendary Paul Brown, feels the year of seasoning -could put Griffin, among the NFL's top breakaway A After being platooned with veteran Lenvil Elliott, Griffin' broke loose in the late stages; of- -the season. He bolted 77 yards on the first play of the game against Kansas City in the team's 11th outing on the way to his first 100-yard performance in the F. pros. The 77-yard touchdown run was the longest of the season in the American Football Conference.
Bengals backfield coach Jack; Donaldson, who has been one of Griffin's biggest since scouting the Ohio State star, said it was a matter of time last year before Get. Griffin erupted. "He had to get the feel. The type of offense was new. da.
Instead of the I-formation, and being used to going forward, he was being taught to move laterally and off -tackle. The blocking schemes were different," Donaldson said. The veteran coach 'is convinced Griffin will prove his critics wrong. "Admittedly, he is not the fastest man in the NFL and 'because of his size-5-foot-7, 175. pounds, he's not going to be an outstanding blocker, but I firmly believe he will be as good a pro as' he was a college player," Donaldson added.
"He will not have. to, carry the burden of the offense here, and by staying. fresh, he will keep his explosiveness." 1 Fullback Boobie Clark and Griffin give the Bengals the: potential of Y. having a backfield combination. The duo ranked 16th and 17th respectively in the American Football Conference with Clark picking 671, the most since 1973 when he won rookie of the year honors after gaining 988 yards on the ground.
Griffin has impressed the Bengals' staff with his discipline. "Everything he does is precise," said Donaldson. "He listens, learns. and does it exactly as you ask him. He's determined to make himself a good player." Twins win in 11th, 2-1 BLOOMINGTON (AP) Larry.
Hisle's 11th-inning single scored Rod Carew with the winning run, giving the Minnesota Twins a 2-1 victory over the Oakland A's Monday behind the brilliant pitching of Dave Goltz. Goltz, 12-6, went all the way and allowed just eight hits, striking out 14 and walking only one. The burly righthander struck out the side in the second inning and fanned at least one A's hitter in every inning but the fourth. Goltz has won 12 of 16 decisions since May.8. Carew and Lyman Bostock started the 11th inning with singles and Glenn Adams was walked intentionally by loser Rick Langford, who allowed the Twins just seven hits.
Hisle's single through the A's drawn-in infield barely eluded shortstop Rob Picciolo. -are Ailing Fidrych' put on disabled list DETROIT (P) The Detroit Tigers revealed Monday that ailing pitcher Mark "The Bird" Fidrych, who has tendinitis, will be out for at least the next two weeks. The: American League team Fidrych was placed on the 21-day disabled list retroactive to July 20 because of the tendinitis in his right Fidrych, last year's American League rookie 'of the year, will be sidelined until at least Aug. 9. 6 -A 'ed-: PD Junior Golf qualifiers listed 41 EAST SIDE BOYS VINK'S PAR 3 -Age 9 (9 holes) 1 John Koch, University 34.
Ray Montgomery, 34 Matthew Hudik, 36 Tony Spetrino, Mayfield 38 LOCUST GROVE Age 10 (9 holes) Mark Munday, Brookfield. 38 Billy Coleman, Hudson 39 Gary Baka, Pepper Pike 39 Bill Fisher, Pepper 40 LYNDHURST Age 11 Tim Sullivan, 79 Dave Plum, Chagrin Falls. 79 Chris Dwelle, Chagrin Falls. 82 Brad Burns, Highland Heights 82 SEQUOIA. Age 12 Lenny Nash, East 68 Andy Santor, 69 Greg Rusnak, 72 Tony Citraro, Walton 72 WILLOUGHBY Age 13 Roger Becker, 67 Chris Tracchio.
Ravenna 67 Pat Tyrrell, 67 Eddie, Kline, 67 Shawnee SHAWNEE HILLS: Age 14 Paul Blake, 80 Billy Cassell, 80 Todd Velotta. Pepper 82 Blase Restifo, Aurora 82 John Salerbo, Lake 82 3 HIGHLAND. Age 15 John Yancy, 75 Ed Zebrowski, Brookfield 75 Mike Jenovic, 80 Jim Mallinak. Solon 80 Tom Jereb. 80 Teddy Pappas, North 80 BLACKBROOK Age 16 Postponed until Fridyy due to rain MANAKIKI Age 17 Jeff Kweder.
Youngstown. 73 Steve Ehrbar. 15 Scott Craib, 75 Bud McNiece, Willoughby. 75 EAST SIDE GIRLS VINK'S PAR Ages 9.11 Debbie McRae, Shaker 44 Kim Novak. Aurora 44 GREEN RIDGE Ages 12-13 Anne Bierman, South 86 Pauleen Kocak, 95 Ages 14-15 Marianne Chinchar.
Willowick. 86 Nancy Gorski. Valley 86 Chris Peraza. Mayfield Village 86 5 Ages 16-17 Amy Etpinger, Hudson 81 Maryann Coller, 83. 470 Ford strikes again Another shot into the rough by former President Ford found a human target Monday.
Playing in a foursome with Jackie Gleason. Bob Hope. and pro Hale Irwin in the Jerry Ford Invitational golf tournament in Vail, Ford slammed his second shot. on the first hole into a field adjacent to the golf course. The ball hit Jessie Edeen, 26.
just above her right wrist, raising a welt. Ford sent an aide to retrieve the ball and, after finding out it had hit a spectator, went to Mrs. Edeen, apologized and gave her the ball. "At least I have a couple of she said, "a bruise and a golf ball." Clubhouse 'killing' Martin "Managing on the field is easy," said New York Yankee manager Billy Martin, after being reassured once again by club. president Gabe Paul that the job was still his.
"I can win 150 games on the field. It's the clubhouse that's killing me," he added, referring to his disputes with $2.9 million outfielder Reggie Jackson and other Yankees. Paul said the rumors about Martin's imminent firing were just part of any manager's job, but Martin contended that. "I've got to believe there's something to the rumors." He also claimed he was so hurt by his shabby treatment by the Yankees that he would quit if he could afford it. Cage millionaire is bankrupt Joe 35,.
who in 1971 signed a $1:1 million five-year contract to" jump from the National Basketball Association Atlanta: Hawks to the American Basketball Association Spirits of St. Louis, is bankrupt. 3 Suspended by the Spirits a couple of. seasons later 'when they accused him of contract tampering in connection with teammate Marvin Barnes' jumping the team, Caldwell: found no other team would touch him. Two business.
ventures then failed and his wife and two daughters PLAIN DEALER, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1977 Extra Points KENT Jerry Sherk had 'his own idea as to why Doug made that quick decision to return to the Browns. "I think he got a look at the Streator night life," said the defensive tackle with a smile. Dieken has been back home in Streator, Ill. while he made his decision about new Greg Pruitt had a different idea. "He probably was told that we weren't having grass drills," suggested the halfback, who shares offensive co-captain duties with the offensive tackle.
"Stonewall" is the tag of linebacker Robert Jackson and the defense has picked it up. Every time he made a tackle in the Monday work here at Kent State, there were shouts for "Stoney" and "Stonewall." The vets seem to have taken to the hardhitting first draft pick. There are some other nicknames. Robert Sims, the big defensive tackle out of action with a bruised calf, wants to be called "Mickey." And safety Bill Armstrong of Wake Forest is "The Buzzard." Halfback Eddie Payton is "Sweet Pea" and receiver Kelvin O'Brien is "Refrig" for obvious reasons. One of the newcomers listed "Ding-a-ling" as his college tag, but he isn't likely to be around long enough for that to become a household word with Browns' followers.
Bob Kowalkowski, the guard obtained from the Detroit Lions last week for a draft choice, is due in today. He will have his physical this morning and should be on the practice field in the afternoon. Chuck Hutchison, "the guard attempting to rebound after knee surgery, is more optimistic. He's working again. "Once I get through these two-a-days, it will all be down hill," said who has a lot of people rooting for, him.
3 Mike Williams, a kick return man from Northern Colorado, was: released. Charlie Hall was out of action on Monday after gashing his hand. The wound that required seven stitches. The guilty object was Reggie Rucker's helmet. Hall should be: working again today.
There are a. number of minor injuries on thesquad, but right now it seems that almost everybody will be ready for: the Blue and Gold scrimmage on, Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. 3 The coach is pleased with the condition of the veterans. "We talked about this when they were here in the spring," the coach said at his Monday news conference. "We told them that they could take on more plays and be ready to play a game if they reported in shape.
I'm really pleased with the condition of this football team." The Browns open their exhibition slate a week from Monday against the Washington Redskins at the Stadium. Signs with Packers 0: GREEN BAY, Wis. (P) The Green Bay Packers announced Monday the signing of Ezra Johnson of Morris Brown College, their second. first round choice in the National. Football League draft.
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