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Dingle's favored VW nabs one run triumph World 5000 mark set The ernan Lake monster Prate Photo By LARRY BURKE LOS ANGELES (UPI) The NL Inner tad two rttepra to pace Tanco would the other Coliseum football tenants the University of Southern California and UCLA Brazil which loot to Italy in the quarterfinals to Italy is in national mourning and the coach jnay have cause to worry about "I see this as the last stop in our plan to move the Oakland Raiders to Los Davis said following the 7 1 approval of the Aace it Skate PtassStowbost III 3 Ran Gran Stem Pana sad Durail to cop Lake City Invitational title VW had six nm explosions in the second and third innings and went on to post a 111 victory over American Legion Wednesday inJa Coeur slowpitch softball game in the And Ovr League The winners rapped out 19 hits for the evening and toughened up de fensively in the sixth to kill a poten tial rally Richard Morse Sonny Eld and Jack Love collected three hits apiece to lead the VW hitting attack Jim McCoDoch Carl Drooping and Jim Russell ricked up three hits Coeur softball diamonds will sparkle with some of the finest slowpitch players in the Inland Em pire this weekend in the 18th annual Lake City Class A Invita tional The regular portion of the tourney gets started Saturday but a special 12 team Class portion opens ri day Local favorite Steak will be aiming for its third con secutive Lake City A title while locals Alamo Excavating and Lake NEW YORK (UPI) In Central America war has been triggered by soccer games ans get a Bra zilian named Pde mixed tp with God and in Europe passion for the sport is an undying firestorm Only in the United States is the game generally yawned upon But while ABC brings World Cup final Sunday to a limited domestic audience that will not keep it from reaching the masses around the globe And is a proper word heard anything from a billion to a billion and a said Jim Spence senior vice president of ABC sports of the worldwide audience expected to watch Sun championship game in Ma drid obviously one of the unique events in world In scope the drive for World Cup makes the American trying for tbe world record of 8:27 12 held by Ludmilla Bragina of tbe Soviet Union While toe covered the first 2000 meters in 8:39 Decker fell short of mark But it was Moorcroft 29 who stole the show before an encouraging crowd of 8758 was afraid that I was running too bard and I felt the pain in my legs and In my chest with 1000 meters left said Moorcroft hear the loudspeaker I beard the noisy wonderful crowd and I knew I was dose to the At 4000 meters he was timed at 10:285 on thesame pace of the then existing record of But Moorcroft covered the final lap in a mazing no seconos rus earner sputa were: 1000 meters in 2:380 2000 in 5: 1200 and 3000 in 7:500 Ralph King of the United States was second in 13:2085 and Nick Rose was third at 13:2129 Rono wu fourth in 13:2514 Other winners included Jeff Phillips of the United States in the 200 iiietefs (2049) Gary Cook in the 800 meters (1:4471) Steve Ovett in the 2000 meters (4:5771) American Willie Banks in the triple jump (55 feet 9 inches and Timmo Kuusisto in the pde vault (184W) In other events Evelyn Ashford of the United States won the 100 meters In 1108 Britain's Lorna Boothe took the iflhneter hurdlee (1334) Jolanta Januchta captured the 800 meters (2:0004) and Tiina Lifiak took the javelin (2164) 4 The Ceevt d'Alene Preet Thun July IVS2 sports two hlta eedi to tend Skeaty Bar Pm Mi Wtrara Hidden Hffla 13 Dynaflt I Jocelyn PfWer picked three towlee and plated three rani for Hidden Hille Toraeo 17 Hutetaa I VI Deflen ithings like ropes with nooses In Yugoslavia a player returned home after his elimination only to find Ms car burned Italians on the other hand are near delirium over their win Paolo Rossi who scored three goals in the victory has been given 1000 bottles of wine by his grateful countrymen along with a lifelong aupply of footwear by the shoe imakers of Milan i Whether Americans care or not the World Cup promises to be graphic This Class A event has been changed from a three day toatwo day format In order to attract teams from greater distances The Sunday championship game has also been switched from the usual 8:15 pm starting time to a more convenient 2:30 slot The championship game is slated for 4 pm "ans are going to see some good Steve Anthony of the Coeur d'Alene Recreation and Parks City Boosters are the favorites for Department aid there are the crown going to be a totof home rune" Pizza of Spokane formerly cost of an alLday pass wifi be Pizza who reigned as Lake c8ntl City champ from 1976 to '78 will be and senior Citizens among tne top contenders in the A competition Another team to look for at the finish line is Godfather'sCoors Great alls Mont who defeated 1 Steak in an earlier tournament in Bozeman MonL Defending Idaho A state champ Taco Time of Lewiston is entered as is defending titlist Budweiser of Sandpoint The dark bone candidates 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Gokteawrat Realtor! 10 Cratary UTowu Thn lang md Mika Hmm led Goktaeweat with two baae rap estate BUI World Cup: US is the onlyone yawning 'ite World Series look like sandlot baseball It is comparable to the Olympics occurring only once eve ry four years and this con test began two yean ago with teams from 110 nations vying for the final shot The roster was reduced to 34 teams which have been playing an elimination series throughout Spain for the past month Only four nations remain in the running now Italy Poland rance and West Germany After With no Nielsen ratings in hand Thursday only two of them will be why should the network expend the in the arena vying in a night game time effort and money to carry tbe tor me (jtbou pruc for the first time in the United States on live television Davis said the NL and city of Presl(leld Pete Schabarum Oakland probably wmiid rmtimra who argued bitterly the contract i Ha1l ata A 4 ngnt out as rar as we was con cerned tbe matter has been decided The NL however vowed to fight Coliseum approval of a 10 year lease Despite one more legal entangle ment an eminent domain suit in Oakland that would allow that ritv tn seize the team owner Al taMamMwl Davis deUU1 for tbe move of people ana equipment rrom Oakland to Los Angeles would be worked out within the week Moorcroft Scott Tabb la OSLO Norway (UPI) Over shadowing American Steve second fastest mile in history Brit David Moorcroft smashed the world record at 5000 meters by nearly six seconds at tbe Oslo Track and ield Games running me race or nu lire Wednesday at Bialett Stadium Moorcroft was timed in 13 minutes 0042 to shatter the previous mark of 13:0820 set by Henry Rono of Kenya on September 13 1981 going to take a day or two to believe that I actually did it that I actually was' less than half a second away from going under the 13 minute barrier over this said Moorcroft whose previous best time was 13:2051 In the mUe Scott set an American record with a time of 3:4789 just 38 hundredths of a second off the world record set by Sebastian Coe last August Scott seemed to have tbe record well within reach but faded over the final 100 meters John Walk er of New Zealand finished second at 3:4908 with Ray lynn third (3:4977) Scott set the previous American record June 28 on thia same track when be clocked 3:4843 American Dave richer led for the first 800 meters retting a 1:510 pace At 1500 meters Scott was moving up to the lead at and easily pulled away from Walker the 1978 1500 meter Olympic champion Mary Decker Tabb also estab lished an American record tn the 3000 metres with a time rf 8:2971 Decker set tbe pace from tbe outset and it was apparent she was irewound CUS 0 Mximl itoraital rtrii CMra A UkmSpoirta CBar (CdA) I ijx hxn (feotaM) Hotat'i (UrMa) I sub MbnJtakytMg (Ctf'Ai 'rae net (UwMo aja McEmi AaM Jadft Oft tag (Lbjr Itat) BrefwoiMr (Sondpotat) I rm Doci ifav) va Gary1 Sport! 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Yes ernan Lake dragged from ernan SvWl McCormick Ron WUUanis ood Sborte Aten rack wrai Mor 4 to toad Auto Parts Oteys Sports Conlw Pint Americu TOteJ Wltaa Parson wrart Mora nd' ft I usSSSsjih move fo LA now imminent a racoon ASM Mral VW8Hm Woraoai DoUy unis poM ttera brao in uno Raiders apparently cleared the final ot tata nd dy Rtedo toraod a flwMtter hurdle Wednesday in their three to toadtte tenon sj 0 yBar legs bam to relocate from Oakland to AmMIot wfth the sPort Bar Bok lunes wraoo a aor pononuan an teammates Tarry Vaa Slate RoUto Wiffiama and Leroy Jacoten coUwted throe Uta apiece to pace Sporta Edition event? event is said Soence almost tranwrarate anrs The night game was a break for ere pre If this fit the "Wide World of concept of 'Wide World of I With the time difference it will be on the tube in tbe United States at Certainly fans wdridwide are 1:30 pm EDT but Spence ex worked up for 4he telecast of Sun lease 1982 is a new beginning for to the end talk to our attorneys and A US District Court jury ruled have them take whatever action they earlier this year the NL had vio think is league Com lated federal antitrust law by block missionre Pete Roselle said in New Ing the move York not settled as far as Tbe California "fimreme Court leue Unement hasfiveS rultri last month (toktette ronid year renewal options and includes a the team nratar rantamit domain law "tUUcn loan to the Raiders over because of the impretanbe of the flve yearl at 10 PcLor retoca team to the city But the same court expenses and construction of a refused to issue an tajtaictioo that permanent practice faculty would prohibit the Raiders fron The 1006 dissenter on the com moving until the issue was settled mission was county Board of Super Davis said the NL site dtv re President Pete Schabaram 5 a Ju ta WHfe Sv 'Wot Bfc 4 'j' cm 'i v'KBh! AsJBil VAr' 1 1 Carlton Valenzuela head NL staff All Star pitchers Six riahthanders to man AL mound NEW YORK (UPI) The Na tional League pitching staff for the All Star Game in Montreal next Tuesday night is going to be led by two of tbe most talented lefthan ders in the game Steve Cartton of the Philadelpiiia Phillies with 11 victories and ernando Valenzuela of the Loe Angeles Dodgers who leads the major leagues with 12 wins were named to tbe staff Wednesday along with three other starters and three relievers Also named to the staff ware starters Phil Niekro of the Atlanta Braves Steve Rogers of the Mont real Expos and Mario Soto of the Cincinnati Reds Tbe relievers are Steve Howe of the Dodgers Tom Hume of tbe Reds and Greg Minton of the San rancisco Giants Carlton 11 7 is the senior mem ber of tbe staff having been named to the squad nine previous times although he did not appear in five of the games Howe Hume Minton and Soto will be making their first appearances Carlton and Valenzuela 11 8 lead the staff in victories with Rogers next at 10 3 Rogen leads tbe league with a 204 ERA Tbe eight man staff has a com bined record of 56 victories and 32 losses and tbe three relievers a combined total of 35 saves The selections were made by Tom Laaorda manager of the Dodgers who will pilot tbe NL In tbe annual midsummer game with tbe American League The series was started la 1933 and the NL which has won 10 straight games bolds an overall 33 18 1 lead "Manager Laaorda and I ve just sorry we could tott put several other deserving pitchers on tbe team this said NL President Chub eeney' "We are very pleased with our selections and look forward to a great game next Niekro has a 6 3 record and 106 ERA and Soto has a 7 8 mark and a 242 ERA Howe has a 5 1 record and a 138 ERA with seven saves while Hume is 1 4 with 108 and 15 saves and Minton is 54 with 110 and 12 saves Tbe power pitchers among the starters are Carlton with 142 strikeouts and Soto with 141 NEW YORK (UPI) Six right 4 handers including first timers Jim Clancy and Dan Quisenbrery and a pair of southpaws comprise thepitching staff for the American League All Stars it was announced today by Manager Billy Martin and AL President Lee MacPhail our are starters and four are with 106 strikeouts The bullpen specialists all right handers are Mark Clear of the Boston Red Sox RoUle ingers of the Milwaukee Brewers Rich Gossage of New York and Quiseni berry of the Kansas City Royals Clear has 11 saves ingers 16 Gossage 15 and Quisenberry a league leading 22 Bannister also is a first time All Star jibe eight man staff has a com bined ERA of X90 with 50 wins and will start He indicated he would make that decision after Checking tbe rotation of pitchers in AL con tests the remainder of this week 'A tv He expects to snDoupce Mi starter in Montreal on Monday Hie elder statesman of the staff in point of service is Gossage who has appeared for the AL in five previous All Star Games and was named on two other occasions He also worked an inning for the Na tional League in the1977 game ingers 1981 winner of the Most Valuable Player and the Cy Yong Award has made three previous appearances for tbe AL and one for the NL (1978) )t Dennis Eckersley of the Boston Red Sot and Clancy of tbe Toronto Blue Jays are tne right handed "starters while Ron Guidry of the New York Yankees and loyd Ban i Ulster of the Seattle Mariners are 4UW ICXUHUlUCrB 1 Eckerahy Mwith a S15 ERA Clancy 7 6 abd 333 Guidry 8 3 and J353 and Bannister 84 and Z85 Bannister also leads the league 32 lasses for a 619 winning per centage Martin skipper of the Oakland who wu named earlier in the season to replace deposed Yan Manager Bob Lenon on the AL team hu not determined who 3.