olo..ord.78—tir*.ronPrairie du Sac165-ire.[)u-rdy£auirk,ard9,1:Edgewood ClashCflHoFaio nrailPent! the - aEdgewood High school’s bas- 59-58, and defeated Stoughton, Gestel;i0— ketball team will seek its fourth 70*63. with fvictory over Tri-County League Edgewood holds three vie- the M,rivals when it is host to Prairie tories over Tri-County League I with tdu Sac tonight in the first of two foes, defeating: Sauk City, 63-60,be and winningtwice overS p r i ng Green,78-62 and 67-43.The Crusadershanded SunPrairie it9 firstdefeat of theseason Saturdaynight, 75-63, for AUCKLAND, New Zealand OP an 3.3 season— Pancho Gonzales of Los An- record othergeles overcame a poor start to iosses were t ogames this week.The Crusaders also will home Saturday night when they face Edgerton, their third foe from the Badger Conference, n’s E d g e r ton lost to Middleton, ansinthe'on40-inGonzales Rallies to Down Rosewallnd beat Australia’s Ken Rosewall, Reedsburg and fg»0- 4-6. 6-2 6-2 6-4 Sunriav in the m.ui . ^ * 20- 4-6, 6-2, 6-2„ 6-4 Sunduy in the Richland Center ley opening match of their profes- ^ 0 t ^ 0f t ^ e ARMSTRONGys sional tennis tour of New Zea- south Central Conference, he a :thland.Frank Hebi has taken over NealGonzales now leads, 6-1, In Edgewood’s individual scoring j Cardinthe 100-match series which began in Australia.tie Defensepoints, George ler andlead with 184Armstrong has 175, and Mike Cantwell 142.Prairie du Sac pushed Lodi, undefeated co-leader in the Tn-County. before losing 68-60, last Friday night. Ken Wagnild, Jim Meister, and center Tom Sawyer; man’s sscore.two ass Madi end of Bay tie period, then wJohnston, who rarely mixes; head Prairie du Sac’s attack, sentiment with business, paidjQ^her starters probably will beguards Clyde Hegerfeld and BobSaddler the best tribute of all“Some managers never have B^hmer | a world champion and I was lucky enough to have two at the same time,” said Charley. “And opponents I was especially lucky to be associated with a boy like Saddler.44W. g . tl frame tieoi .........“He is one kid who really was George Armstrong .in superb condition every time £®nJwel1 he fought. He didn’t think ofj Wilfred Cunningham anything else but boxing — he j£rvK£j,0m lived it the entire 13 years we were together and he never complained.”About his other champ, John-cfnn hoc nn cnob « cof ♦ nn/vtTEAM SCORINGW L FG FT FTM TP8 3 297 169 97 7633 8 253 184 108 690INDIVIDUAL SCORINGMain IJohnFGFTTP67501847231175563014243321183014741433186224210215I01By i (StaThe b end in will m297 169 763]for a hi— lings.