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PAGE FOURTEEN THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1982 OCTOBER 7, 1924 Alcohol and athletics just don't mix and the champion race horse Zev was living proof. His handlers today revealed that Zev's poor showing recently was 7.SAD THAT because he was poisoned- last spring: they accidently treated his leg injury with wood alcohol instead of grain alcohol. USED TBt A GREM Sports Briefs Angels lead 3-0 ANAHEIM, Cal. The California Angels held a 3-0 lead after three innings in the second game of the best-of- five series between the Angels and Milwaukee Brewers. After a scoreless first inning, Fred Lynn singled for the Angels in the bottom of the second.

One out later, Doug DeCinces doubled to send Lynn to third base. Bobby Grich was hit by a pitch to load the bases before Tim Foil singled to plate one run. Bob Boone laid down a squeeze bunt to bring in the second run of the inning. Reggie Jackson accounted for the third run with a home run in the third inning. 'Another great says Paterno By JOE PATERNO Penn State Football Coach We're looking forward to another great game this week, when we play at Alabama.

Last Saturday's "off" day was very important to our team. We needed a break after playing four straight games at home and the break gave us a chance to rest up from the bumps and bruises from the Nebraska game. Alabama is one of the outstanding teams in the country this year. They may be the best team. Certainly, they are in the class with all the outstanding teams on our schedule this year.

Alabama has an outstanding offense, which is as explosive as the Nebraska offense. I think that Alabama may be quicker than any team we have played this year and theyprobably have the best defense of any team we have They are a very explosive team on offense with several talented running backs and a dangerous quarterback in Walter Lewis, who not only is a fine ball handler and runner, but he proved last year against us that he is an excellent passer. He has done an excellent job throwing the ball this year. Alabama has as many talented athletes on defense as they do on offense. And they may have one of the best kicking combinations in the country with Peter Kim as the placekicker and Malcolm Simmons as the punter There's no doubt we will need a determined effort in the Alabama game.

We need to play better than we did in the Nebraska game. Flyers' Watson retires PHILADELPHIA (AP) Philadelphia Flyers de- fenseman Jimmy Watson retired Wednesday because of a back injury and will become a full time scout with the National Hockey League team, spokesman Jo Kadlec said. Watson played with the Flyers for nine years had a career 186 points on 38 goals and 148 assists and played in the NHL All-Star Game five times. He was one of three remaining Flyers, along with wing Bill Barber and center Bobby Clarke, to have played with the team's Stanley Cup championship squads in the 197374 and 1974-75 seasons. Watson, 30, had back surgery in 1980 and injured a different area of his back in training camo this vear Kadlec said.

Last season, Watson played in 76 of the Flyers' 80 games and had three goals and nine assists for 12 points. Flyers win 3-0 FAIRFIELD The Fairfield Flyers had a good day Sunday afternoon as they beat Emittsburg 3-0 in a Mason Dixon Soccer League game. The win is the third for the Flyers this season while they stand at 3-4 in the standings The play of the game was played mostly on Emmitsburg's end of the field while Fairfield constantly had shots on goal. Finally, around 10 minutes in the game Stan Thorton took a pass from Jim Frazee and pounded it into the right side of the goal. Thorton's goal was the only one in the first half while the Flyers constantly kept pressure on Emmitsburg.

In the second half, Frazee picked up his first goal of the day when the ball bounced off an Emmitsburg fullback and Frazee slammed the ball in the back of the net The play started from a corner kick by Kevin Deardroff Frazee's second goal came when Steve Donaldson crossed an excellent direct kick, when Frazee got a good head shot and placed it in the left side of the net Fairfield still kept pressure on while Todd Young John Weikert, Rick Sanders, Dave Deardroff and Steve Gutting controlled the midfield. The Flyers defenders Steve Donaldson, Kelly Gallantin and Clyde McClain and Ken Hames in the goal played superior defense, shutting Emmitsburg out and holding them to just six shots Other good plays for the Flyers came from Bob Florry Don Higgins and Murray Frazee on the offensive line Fairfield travels to McConnellsburg Sunday for a 1-30 p.m. match. Bullets among MAC leaders GETTYSBURG Gettysburg College leads the Middle Atlantic Conference in team rushing with 201 carries for 751 yards in three MAC games. The Bullets have averaged 250 3 yards per game.

Among the 19 MAC football teams, Gettysburg is ranked ninth in team passing with 19 of 35 attempts completed and three interceptions for total pass yardage of 344 yards, an average of 114.7 yards per game. In team total offense, the Bullets are ranked second with 1095 yards in 261 plays, an average of 365 yards per game. Defensively, the Bullets are ranked third, averaging 141 7 yards per game Gettysburg's Ray Condi en is fifth in individual rushing, having 206 yards in 47 carries to his credit. Roger Goodstein is seventh gaining 200 yards in 51 carries. Bullet quarterback Brett Gipe is tenth among the top MAC passers.

Gipe has completed 18 of 32 pass attempts for 333 yards, thrown 3 interceptions and scored 4 touchdown passes Gettysburg's leading individual scorers, place kicker Jim Flynn and running backs Paul Rosengrant and Ray Condren, are third, sixth and seventh respectively in the MAC ranking. Flynn has 12 point conversions and 4 field goals for a total of 24 points this season. Rosengrant and Condren both have three touchdowns to their credit. Ranking seventh in individual offense, Gettysburg's Brett Gipe has gained 316 yards on 51 plays in the past three games. 'SPAPERI The Scoreboard Pa.

Conference Standings Here are the latest Pennsylvania Conference football standings, based on games played through Oct. 2, and this week's schedule. Weaen IMVUIM TeamCMf All Edinboro in 4-0 Slippery Rock 1-0 3-1 Shippensburg 1-1 3-1 Clarion 1-1 3-1 California 1-1 2-1-1 Lock Haven 0-1 3-1 Indiana 0-2 1-3 Eastera Division West Chester 1-0 3-1 E. Stroudsburg 1-0 3-1 Mansfield 1-0-1 24-2 MUIersville 1-1 1-2-1 Bloomsburg 0-0-1 0-3-1 Cheyney 0-1 0-4 Kutztown 0-2 0-3 Saturday's Games Slippery Rock at Edinboro California at Clarion Shippensburg at Lock Haven Westminster at Indiana Millersville at Mansfield Bloomsburg at West Chester Cheyney State at East Stroudsburg GlassboroState (N at Kutztown Adams County Flag Football PF PA Adams House Tavern 2 1 43 32 Maitland Brothers Co 2 1 62 31 Weaver's Construction 2 1 37 35 NewYorkUfe 0 3 14 SB OVERALLL PF PA Adams House ....2 2 1 SO S3 Maitland Bros. 2 3 0 86 64 Weaver's Con 2 3 0 37 66 New York Life 1 4 0 21 94 Sonday's Scores WFEC14, Weaver's Const.

0. West Fairview Inn 21, Maitland Bros. 14. FMT Scrignoli 14, Adams House 0. Stone City Jets 30, New York Life 0 Sooday'i Gamei MHwriitarfCtty bland Park New York Life vs.

FWD, a.m. Adams House vs. Mrs. B's, 12:30 p.m. Maitland Bros.

vs. WFEC, 2 p.m. Weaver's Const, vs. West Fairview Inn, 3:30. Sports Menu THURSDAY Field Hockey Gettysburg at Bermudian Springs, 4:00.

Biglerville at James Buchanan, 4:00. Delone at Susquenita, 3-30 Fail-field at Greencastle, 3:30. Waynesboro at Littlestown, 4:00. Scotland at New Oxford 4-00 9th Grade Football Waynesboro at Bermudian Springs, 4:00. Faust at Delone, 7:00.

Littlestown at Gettysburg, Boys Cross Country Bermudian Springs at Gettysburg, 4:00. Biglerville at Fairfield, 4:00. James Buchanan, 4:30. Girls Tennis Chambersburg at Gettysburgs, JO. FRIDAY Football Scotland at Biglerville, 8:00.

Delone at Northern, 8:00. Gettysburg at Littlestown, 8:00. New Oxford at Shippensburg, 7:30. Soccer McConnellsburg at Fairfield, 4. 00.

Field Hockey Gettysburg at Dickinson, 3:00. Mount St. Mary's at Johns Hopkins, Golf York at New Oxford, 3-00. Volleyball Gettysburg College at Dickinson Tournament, 12:00. Girls Tennis Camp Hill at Biglerville, 3:30.

SATURDAY Football Bermudian Springs at Waynesboro, 1:30. Widener at Gettysburg College, 1:30. Boys Cross Coutry Gettysburg at Hereford Invitational. Soccer Gettysburg College at Susquehanna, 1:00. Mount St.

Mary's at Roanoke, 2:00. Men's Cross Cowtry Albright Mount St. Mary's at Gettysburg College, 1:30. Women's Cross Comtry Mount St. Mary's at Dickinson 1:00.

Women's Tennis Catholic U. at Mount St Mary's, 1:00. Volleyball Gettysburg College at Dickinson Tournament, 12:00. Mason Dixon Soccer Chambersubrg 7 0 0 Clear Springs 6 1 0 Middletown 6 1 0 St. Thomas 6 2 0 Greencastle 6 2 0 McConnellsburg 5 2 0 Walkersville 5 2 0 Waynesboro 4 4 0 Emnutsburg 3 4 i Fairfield 3 4 0 Williamsport 3 4 0 Hagerstown 1 7 0 Woodsboro 0 7 1 Mt.

Perry 0 7 0 Frederick 0 8 0 Sunday's Scorn Chambersburg 1, St. Thomas 0. Walkersville 2, Greencastle 0. McConnellsburg 7, Hagarstown 1. Waynesboro 3, Mt.

Perry 1. Williamsport 6, Frederick 0. Middletown 7, Woodsboro 1. Fairfield 3, Emmitsburg 0. Sunday's Games Chambersburg at Greencastle.

St. Thomas at Clear Springs. Fairfield at McConnellsburg. Middletown at Hagarstown. Walkersville at Emmitsburg.

Woodsboro at Williamsport. Frederick at Mt. Perry. Transactions BASEBALL League TORONTO BLUE JAYS--Added Dave Shipanoff, Dennis Howard and Colin McLaughlin, pitchers; Tim Thompson, first baseman; Tony Ferenandez, shortstop; Jeff Reynolds, third baseman, and Ken Kinnard, outfielder, to their roster. Assigned Anthony Johnson, outfielder; Dave Baker, third baseman: Paul Hodgson, first baseman, and Jackson Todd, pitcher, outright to Syracuse of the International League.

NatlMUl League CINCINNATI REDS-Promoted Doug Bureman, traveling secretary, to Oct 16 BASKETBALL Nadoul BttkettaH AuodatlM GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-- Cut Marvin Safford and David Vann, guards, and Albert Irving, forward. Announced that Steve Rockhold, forward, and Ray Whitley. guard, left camp on their own. UTAH JAZZ-Cut Bobby Callage. forward; Sam Worthen, guard, and Ron Davis, guard-forward, from their pre-season roster.

FOOTBALL UUIed Steles Fwtball Leagw TAMPA BAY BANDITS--Signed Danny Buggs, wide receiver. WASHINGTON FEDERALS-Signed Larry Franklin, wide receiver; Howard Jackson, running back; Mar- cans Err.rr.et! sr.d Frani Dart, defensive backs; Angelo Wells, defensive end; Tom Houston, offensive guard, and Kevin Patterson, linebacker. HOCKEY National Hockey BOSTON BRUINS-Released Jim Craig, goalie. NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Signed Ken Morrow, defenseman, and Duane Sutter, right wing, to multi-year contracts. NFL strike continues By IRA ROSENFELD AP Sports Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -The National Football League playprs union failed Wednesday to get permission in federal court to stage its own all-star games, and the NFL formally shortened the 16-week season by calling off next weekend's games.

The league said one of the three lost weekends will not be made up. The union, swamped by litigation from clubs seeking to keep their players out of the all-star games postponed Tuesday the first two of them, originally scheduled for Sunday in Washington and Monday night in Philadelphia. "Since three regular- season weekends of games have not been able to be played," the NFL's announcement said, "and in view of previous announcements that a maximum of two weekends of games could possibly be made up in the event of a prompt settlement, this means at least one weekend of games has now been lost for the season." The league did not specify which two would be made up. Commissioner Pete Rozelle has said two weekends could be salvaged by doing away with the wildcard first round of playoffs and making use of Jan. 23, the idle Sunday between the conference chamoionships and the Super Bow).

U.S. District Court Judge John Garrett Penn denied the union's request for a temporary injunction to block NFL teams from filing suit to prevent its all-star games, but also said the union could proceed with challenges to those parts of the standard contract which prevent players from participating in them. Penn also ruled that any additional suits filed by the league or its 28 clubs in this issue must be filed in federal district court "in the interest of efficiency, economy, uniformity and convenience. "It is a major step forward," union chief Ed Garvey said. "We have at least forced them to centralize the battle" oaiue Cheeks returns to camp By RALPH BERNSTEIN AP Sports Writer PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Philadelphia 76ers guard Maurice Cheeks, who had CharlesTown THURSDAY'S ENTRIES 6ttfur.

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(Dupuy) AEShempora AEKnow Fnends (Ho) 7000.6Hfur. Orion's Belt (Hoohe) Two Hand Reel (Woodson) A-Andy's Pop (Virts) Serenade Sparkes (Whrtcomb) Royal Absurd (Brown) A-Clem's Green Gold (Virts) War Mongrel (Pearson) Salute To Fame (Sheridan) A Norman CasMO Entry Eddie's Catcher (Ho) Game Monarch (Quezada) All Shook Up (Conklm) Darned Sassy (Shendan) Supreme Pet (KeOcan) Sully's Music (Virts) Utter Dandy (Rich) St Nail Em (Bradshaw) Lite Of The Moon (Bowman) Pleasant Cuz (Quezada) AEBon Voyage Breeze (Pearson) AENezat (Oumn) AEDallas (Clark) AERusty Dunk shunned training camp because of a contract dispute, returned to practice Wednesday even though the National Basketball Association club has refused to act on his demands. According to Harvey Pollack, spokesman for the 76ers, the 26-year-old Cheeks came to Philadelphia Tuesday night from his home in Chicago to discuss his problem with club owner Harold Katz and general manager Pat Williams. Cheeks, through his agent, Lance Jay Luchnick of Houston, had informed the 76ers he wants to renegotiate his five-year contract. Cheeks reportedly has a pact that started at $150,000 per year and increases each year to a maximum of $250,000.

With the recent signing by the 76ers of Houston Rockets center Moses Malone a six-year pact for an estimated $2 million annually -there has reportedly been some restlessness among Malone's new teammates. However, Pollack said Cheeks was told by Katz and Williams that there would be no renegotiation of his contract at this time. And Cheeks, according to Pollack, then expressed concern about the possibility that he might be traded. However, Katz assured the 6-foot-l point guard that he was in the 76ers' future plans, Pollack said. On Monday, Williams told the Associated Press: "We don't want any scene.

If he comes back, all is forgotten." Pollack said Cheeks was told by Katz that he could sit down at some future date to discuss his contract, which still has four years to run. Cheeks returned to the 76ers camp at Franklin Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa. Tuesday night and participated in Wednesday's practice sessions. GEM CUTTING DAMAGED STONES RECUT STONES REPOLISHED Mine Run Gems 53 Steinwehr Ave. Gettysburg.

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