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0000 0 0 0 0 0000 000 01 0 0.0 0 0.0 0000 0000 00 0 0 0000 0 000 0000 0000 0000 0 00 0 00 0 0 0 0000 0 0 0000 00 0 0 0 a Watson atones for error By The Associated Press Bob Watson made a mistake in the first the Boston Red Sox paid for it later. "I caused a one run deficit," said the New York Yankees first baseman referring to a fielding lapse that led to a run for the Red Sox, "and I just wanted to get one back." He was eventually given the opportunity to "atone for my misplay" and did, in a big way. Watson hit a grand slam home run in the sixth inning, then doubled home the winning run in the 10th inning to pace the Yankees to an 8-5 victory at Fenway Park. "I knew when I hit it that it was go ing to as least hit the wall," said Watson about his first grand slam in the American League. "I was halfway down the first base line when I knew it was going to be out.

I hit a sinker ball. He (reliever Bob Stanley) just made a mistake and I hit it pretty good." Watson's familiarity with the Red Sox pitching staff was as much to his advantage as anything. "Watson played for the Red Sox last year and knows their pitchers better than anybody," said New York Manager Dick Howser. "'He's our most consistent hitter, even though he's been bothered by a broken finger on his left hand this season." The victory kept the Yankees' lead in the AL East at three games over Baltimore, a 6-1 victor over Toronto. In the only other AL game, Kansas City defeated California 7-2.

The Milwaukee Minnesota game was rained out. Watson's homer wiped out a 2-1 Boston lead. Then, after the Red Sox had rallied with single runs in the sixth, seventh and eighth innings to into a 5-5 tie, the Yankees reached reliever Tom Burgmeier, 4, for three runs in the 10th, including Watson's ringing double to right-center. Reliever Ron Davis, 7-10, gained the victory. Orioles 6, Blue Jays 1 Steve Stone won his 23rd game of the season, scattering eight hits as Baltimore beat Toronto.

It was the fifth straight victory for the Orioles, who supported Stone with eight walks, four stolen bases and 11 hits, four of them singles by Al Bumbry. Stone, the winningest pitcher in the AL with a 23-6 record, struck out seven and walked four in going the distance for the ninth time this season. Royals 7, Angels 2 Willie Aikens had two hits, including a two- run homer, to help Kansas City beat California. Dennis Leonard, 18-9, went distance for his eighth victory in the last nine decisions. He allowed only four hits, including Jason Thompson's 18th homer, which accounted for both California runs in the fourth inning.

The victory reduced Kansas City's "magic number" for winning the AL West pennant to five games. Ohio State will duel Syracuse in opener By The Associated Press Syracuse, a football team without a home in 1979 while a new domed stadium was being built, go down the road one more time Saturday. At the end of that road is Ohio State. It could be an exciting way for Syracuse to end its travels before returning home Sept. 20 against Miami of Ohio in it new domed stadium.

It also could be a painful experience. "It doesn't bother a bit what they're said Syracuse defensive end Mike Charles. Well, Ohio State is ranked No.1 and has a good chance of being in that position at the end the season. The Buckeyes have almost everyone back from last year's team that was unbeaten in the regular season and was edged by a point by Southern California in the Rose Bowl. The cast includes an offense led by versatile quarterback Art Schlichter, a typical stout defense and an outstanding kicking game in place kicker Ulade Janakievski and punter Tom Orosz.

While No. 2 Alabama is idle, two of Ohio State's other major contenders for the national championship will be in action in the afternoon. No. 3 Pitt Lertains Boston College and No. 4 Oklahoma is at home against Kentucky.

Other Top Ten teams in action will be No. 5 Southern California at Tennessee and No. 10 Florida State at home against Louisville at night and No. 8 Nebraska hosting Utah in the afternoon. In games involving Top 20 Teams, other, Northwestern is at No.11 Michigan, Texas at No.13 Stanford, New Mexico at No.17 Missouri, Air Force at No.19 Washington and No.

Purdue 20 at Wisconsin in the afternoon, and No.18 Auburn is at Texas Christian at night. Pitt has some injury problems in the defensive line but defensive end Hugh Green is healthy and so is the offense. And that spells trouble for Boston College. Oklahoma no longer has Billy Sims, but the Sooners weren't picked No. 4 in the preseason poll without a reason.

In fact they advanced from No. 5 to No.4 without playing last week. Kentucky edged Utah State 17- 10 in its opener. "We have a lot of unanswered questions," said Coach John Robinson of Southern Cal. Tennessee, nipped 16- 15 last Saturday by No.12 Georgia, should answer a goodly number of them.

Florida State looked solid in blanking Louisiana State 16-0 last week. Louisville doesn't figure to be tougher. The Cardinals lost 24-10 to Miami of Florida last Saturday. Nebraska dropped a notch to No.8 without playing last week. The Cornhuskers should't drop any further and possibly could climb against Utah.

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SB-Bumbry 2, DeCinces, Belanger, IP RER BB SO Baltimore Stone 8 Toronto Kucek Schrom Mirabell L.4-11 1 2-3 1-3 ON oNWP-Stone. Schraufnagel hits ace Basil Schraufnagel carded a holein-one this week on the par 3 second hole at Winagamie Golf Course. Schraufnagl used a No. 5 iron to record his ace. Prep girls volleyball High School defeated Brillion, 15-10, 1sFreedom in the Olympian Conference opener.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY HEATHER You are a year old today. Love, GRANDMA S. HAPPY Diane Heather 1 yr. GUESS WHO! HAPPY BIRTHDAY DIANNE! Hope you have a perfect day! Love, Sleaz Happy Birthday D.S.W. Well, today is your big day to finally step into the adult world.

I really don't know if you're going to like it. Love, C.A.T. HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY It's been great playing softball volley ball with ya. I also enloved talking with you at work, especially on those boring Saturday mornings. Thanks for being the "older sister that never Hope your birthday is the best.

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White space Increases Readership of Ads! 8 Special Notices BIOFEEDBACK-RELAXATION Private or Group. Call Toni Dawson 739-0660 FOX VALLEY SYMPHONY Immediate openings 1st violins. Other possible openings. Violinists have opportunity of Master Classes with Aaron Rosand. Concerts: Oct.

11, 12. Bach 4th Brandenburg Concerto. Ravel Mother Goose Suite. Enesco Romanian Rhapsody No. 2.

Strauss Till Eulenspiegel. Sibelius Finlandia. Nov. 22, 23. Mozart Fan opera staged sung in English.

Feb. 6, 7. Stravinsky Petrouchka. Bruch Scottish Fantasy with Aaron Rosand, Solo violin. April 25, 26.

Mahler Symphony No. 2. For further information contact Dan Sparks, Lawrence University, 115 S. Drew Appleton, WI 54911. 414-739-3681.

Season Tickets Available 414-731-3385. PACKER TICKETS Wanted for Sept. 14 game. 734- 9476 after 6 p.m. This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP WANTED ADS that indicate a preference based on age from employers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT.

More information may be obtained from the Wage and Hour Division, USDL. Room Federal Bldg. 517 East Wisconsin Ave. Milwaukee, Wis. 53202 NOTICE.

Designation as to sex in our Help Wanted columns ore made only (1) to indicate bona fide occupational qualifications for employment which an employer regards as reasonably necessary to the normal operation of his business or enterprise, or (2) as a convenience to our readers to let them know which positions the advertiser believes would be of more interest to one sex than the other because of the nature of the work involved. Such designations shall not be token to indicate that any advertiser intends or practices any unlawful preference, limitation, specification or discrimination in employment practices. The Post-Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. B-7 Obituaries Mrs. Florence H.

Feess 101 Western Fond du Lac Age 75, died at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at her daughter's home. She was born February 5, 1905 in Stockbridge. She was a member of Louis Catholic Church, Fond du Lac. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs.

Edward (Delores) Benzel, Fond du Lac; nine grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Orville (Mary) Verstagen, Appleton. She was preceded in death husband, Roman, a son, two sisters and a brother. Friends may call at the Uecker-Witt Funeral Home, 524 N. Park Fond du Lac, from 6 to Friday.

There will be a prayer vigil 8 Friday evening. Committal service will be at 10:15 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Cemetery, Sherwood. Mrs. Gregory Grenzer (Hattie) 119 Brooklyn Chilton Age 75, died Thursday, September 11, 1980, at St.

Elizabeth Hospital, Appleton, following a short illness. She was born May 13, 1905. Her parents were the late Robert and Bertha Hauk Ott. She married Gregory Grenzer, June 30, 1925 in Chilton. Mrs.

Grenzer was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, Chilton, the Christian Mothers, the St. Mary Mission Society, and the Chilton Senior Citizens. Survivors include her husband, Gre gory; four daughters: Mrs. Sidney (Phyllis) Falkner, Rantoul, Illinois; Mrs.

Joan Jansen, Menasha; Mrs. Elmer (Val) Schoenborn, Chilton; and Mrs. Richard (Alice) Berkhan, West Allis; 21 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs. Mary Kraemer, Stockbridge. She was preceded in death by two sisters.

The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at the Wieting Funeral Home, Chilton, and at 11 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church, with Father Paul Brick officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery.

Friends may call at the Wieting Funeral Home, Chilton, from 2 p.m. Sunday until the hour of the service Monday. There will be a parish vigil at 8 Sunday evening at the funeral home. William C. Pickett 213 Royal Court Age 75, died at 8 was born October Sainte Marie, Pickett Pickett a.m.

Thursday. He 27, 1904 in Sault Michigan, and spent his boyhood in Biwabik, Minnesota. In 1926 he graduated from the University of Wisconsin- La Crosse with a degree in Physical Education. In 1926 Mr. Pickett joined the Appleton Public School system as a physical education instructor at Roosevelt Junior High School.

In 1938 he moved to Appleton West High School as the Director of Physical Education. After several years at the high school, he was instrumental in organizing and directing the physical education program in the elementary schools. At the time of his retirement in June, 1970, Mr. Pickett was the director of Physical Education, Health and Driver Education. In October of 1970 the Appleton East High School football field was dedicated in his honor and named Pickett Field.

Mr. Pickett was an active member of the First Congregational Church of Appleton, a member of the AEA, past president Prep boys golf HORTONVILLE 156, Hortonvillle Tim 42, John Femal 38, Tom Kaukauna Mike Mike Schumann 40, Al JV Kaukauna 168, Played at Grand View, KAUKAUNA 160 Greinert 35, Tom Greinert Riehl 41. Keller 42, Tim Lappen 40, Zuleger 38. Hortonville 175. par 35.

XAVIER 163, DEPERE PENNINGS 165. Xavier: John Cherney 38, Mark Hussin 40, Mike Thiel 42, Chris Collar 43. Pennings: Mark Crawford 40, Nick Wahl Jr. 40, John Weigman 41, Jim Adair 44. Jayvee: Pennings 182, Xavier 191.

Medalist Jeff Skaleski, Pennings, 41. Match played at Reid Municipal, front nine, par 35. Prep girls golf APPLETON WEST 187, OSHKOSH WEST 213 Appleton West Cindy VanDer Hei 46, Sue Ginter 45, Shell Genda 48, Holly Hinkle 56, Anne Schube 48. Oshkosh West Lynn Woller 52, Diane Spaulding 46, Cheryl Zwicky 53, Mary Schaick 62. Played at Winagamie, par 37.

APPLETON EAST 196, OSH. NORTH 208. East: Tari Gadbaw 45, Candi DeShaney 48, Lynn Milliren 50, Jennie Fisch 53. North: Sue Sprung 48, Amy Barklar 49, Mary Kuenzel 54, Heidi Jaitner 57. Play at Reid Municipal front nine, par 36.

of the Wisconsin Physical Education Association, and past president of the Appleton Teachers Credit Union. He was a former member of the Waverly Lodge Masonic Order, Kiwanis Club, and a member of the Retired Christian Men's Association. He is survived by his wife, Mabel, whom he married April, 1926; a son, W.C. Pickett La Crosse; daughter, Mrs. G.H.

(Patricia) Stordock, Green Bay; six grandsons: Paul, Scott and David Pickett, La Crosse; James, Steven and Stordock, Green Bay; a granddaughter, Mrs. Mark (Julie) Blemberg, Green Bay; a sister, Mrs. John Grande, Virginia, Minnesota; and a brother, Oliver Pickett, Minnesota. There will be no visitation. A memorial service will be Sunday, September 14, at 2 p.m.

at the First Congregational Church, with Dr. John Edward Felible conducting the service. A me morial fund will be established. The Wichmann Funeral Home assisted the family with the arrangements. Gary Jakubek 345 Grandview Menasha Age 30, died unexpectedly Thursday.

He was born March 27, 1950 in Neenah. He a graduate of St. John Grade School, Menasha, in 1965; and a graduate of Menasha High School in 1969. Gary was a member of the Menasha Athletic Club. Survivors include his parents, Raymond and Carol Jakubek; five brothers: Rick and James, Neenah; Paul, Bozeman, Montana; Dale and Raymond, San Diego, California; a sister, Miss Patricia Jakubek, Menasha; his paternal grandmother, Mrs.

Clara Jakubek, Menasha; and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Ida Cleveland, Sheboygan. The funeral will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the Laemmrich Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. at St.

John Catholic Church, with the Rev. Jerome Watry officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday.

There will be an 8 p.m. prayer service. A memorial has been established. William L. Reif 521 N.

Morrison St. Age 95, died at 5:30 p.m. Thursday following a brief illness. He was born July 14, 1885 in Stockbridge and had been an area resident all of his life. Mr.

Reif was a former member of the Stockbridge 1.0.0.F. Survivors include a stepdaughter, Mrs. Harold (Nona) Timm, Ozona, Florida; a stepson, Max Buehl, Texas; nieces and nephews; a stepgrandchild; four stepgreat-grandchildren. The complete funeral will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Wichmann Funeral Home, with the Rev.

Dennis E. Ellisen officiating. Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery. There will be no visitation. Mr.

Rudolph C. Trauba Greenville, WI Age 87, died Thursday evening in New London following a brief illness. The funeral arrangements are incomplete and pending at the Borchardt and Moder Funeral Home Hortonville Gerald Van Gomple 205 Prospect Combined Locks Age 55, died unexpectedly Monday evening. He was born February 4, 1925 in the Town of Vanden Broek. Mr.

Van Gomple was employed at Thilmany Pulp Paper prior to his retirement due to ill health. He was a member of the American Legion Post 258 and had served in the Air Force in World War II. Survivors include his wife, Adis Bourassa Van Gomple; a daughter, Lola Mae, Appleton; five sons: Gary, Colony, Texas; Raymond, Crandon; Clayton and Richard, both of Milwaukee; Tony, Little Chute; three brothers: Henry, Kaukauna; Richard and Elmer, both of Little Chute; five sisters: Mrs. John (Rose) Plach, Appleton; Mrs. James (Angeline) Schroeder, Appleton; Mrs.

Oscar (Mayme) Huss, Freedom; Mrs. Ted (Verone) Gloude mans, Kimberly; Mrs. Thurman (Grace) Reeves, Louisiana; six grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday at St.

Paul's Catholic Church, Combined Locks, with the Rev. Robert Vandenberg officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Verkuilen Funeral Home from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday.

There will be an American visitation at 7 p.m. Monday and a parish prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Military rites will immediately follow the mass. CLASSIFIED INDEX 56 Dogs, Cats, Pets 57 Hunting Animals 58 Lawn and Garden Needs 59 Snow Equipment 60 Articles for Rent 61 Articles for Sale 62 Building Supplies 63 Heating Equipment 64 Plumbing Supplies 65 Construction Equip. Tools 66 Air Conditioning 67 Business Equipment 68 Fuel, Wood, Oil Wanted to Buy 71 Trades 77 Teen Crier RECREATION 79 Boats and Accessories 80 Snowmobiles 81 Sporting Goods 82 Camping Equip.

For Sale 83 Campgrounds 84 Bicycles- Toys 85 Hobbies Crafts 86 Do-It-Yourself 87 Motorcycles 88 Rec Vehicles REAL ESTATE RENT 93 Rental Agencies 94 Room Board 95 Rooms for Rent 96 Apartments Furnished 97 Apartments Unfurnished 98 Garages for Rent 99 Houses for Rent 100 Cottages for Rent 101 Lake Property for Rent 102 Business Property 103 Storage Space 104 Farms and Acreage 105 Wanted to Rent REAL ESTATE SALE 110 Home Building Offers 111 Realty Loans, Insurance 8 Special Notices THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS From Apt. 20 will be held until Sept. 26, 1980 and if not claimed will be disposed of. Gillett Highland 1835 W. Pershing Appleton, WI THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS From Apt.

215 will be held until Sept. 26, 1980 and if not claimed will be disposed of. Gillett Highland Apts. 1835 W. Pershing Appleton.

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START YOUR WANT AD in the Post-Crescent to get the most for your money. RECEPTIONIST Immediate opening for sharp, neat appearing, pleasant receptionist. Must be a good typist and able to take shorthand. Excellent working conditions and employee benefits. For interview, send resume and salary expectations to: T.J.

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Must have some knowledge of music. Send resume to P.O. Box 2241, Appleton, WI 54913. DESK CLERK Part time evenings weekends. Looking for neat appearing, mature, responsible person.

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