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1 SATURDAY, MAY 2ft, 1971 THE INMWAI'OLIS STAIl PAGE 41 Dave Hill Files Million ainst $1 Suit Ag i Civil Rights Violation Claimed In Federal Case Reds Nip Astros On May's Hit In 13th, 1-0 Cincinnati (UPI) Lee May's one-out single off George Culver in the 13th inning drove home Pete Hose to give the Cincinnati Reds a 1-0 victory over the Houston Astros last night. with being a monopoly engaged in interstate commerce in violation of the Sherman act. Hill was fined last year after making much public criticism of the U.S. Open course at Chaska, Minn. The suit also charges that his fine violated Hill's right of freedom of speech.

"Since we're making the suit involving the anti-trust laws we hope the Feds will pick it up, investigate the TI'D and declare it a monopoly," said Hill's agent, Ed Barner. "IF THEY DO that, we'll drop the suit." The suit asks actual and tentative damage of $1 million. A TPD spokesman said so far as he knew an individual golfer had never sued the Players Division before. Joseph C. Dey, TPD commissioner, was out of the country.

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Open 6 days a week. GURNEY builder Dan Gurney, third place finisher in last year's 500-Mile Race, received the Jimmy Clark Award at the Indianapolis Press Club last night for being "a man who by his conduct both on and off the track best exemplifies the spirit" of the late Scottish driving ace. Here, Dave Ward, president of the Brittania Club, pours 30 crowns into Gurney's hands. Previous Clark winners were Johnny Rutherford and Mario Andretti. (Star Photo by George A.

Newhouse) 251-9515 639-4137 Link Driving Klcenters Affiliate ot The Singer Company Hoosiers Jolted In Big 10 Track Think of it as money In the only other final con Memphis, Term. (AP) Professional golfer Dave Hill filed a $1 i 1 1 i damage suit against the Tournament Players Division of the PGA yesterday. The suit was filed in Hill's behalf by his Memphis attorney John P. Colton. in Federal Dis trict Court in Memphis.

Hill was on the golf course competing in the $175,000 Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Clas sic and was not immediately available for comment. THE SUIT charges the TPD with violation of Hill's civil rights, violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Law and abridgement of his i of free speech. Notification of the suit was given to Gordy Glenc, a TPD official in charge of this tournament. Glenc said he had no comment on the matter and was referring it to the TPD's New York attorney, Sam Gates. The often-fined Hill was required to pay a $500 fine for "conduct unbecoming a professional golfer" for his actions in the second round of last week's Colonial National Invitation tournament in Fort Worth, Tex.

Hill was required to pay the fine before he was allowed to attempt defense of his title in the Memphis tournament. THE SUIT CHARGES that Hill's civil rights were violated in that he was forced to pay the fine before he could pursue his profession as a golfer. The suit also charges the Tournament Players Division World 600 Trial Runs Halted By Rain; Try Today Charlotte, N.C. (UPI)-Rain yesterday washed out qualifying for starting positions 25 through 36 for tomorrow's World 600 Grand National Stock Car race. The forecast was for clearing skies this morning, and officials at Charlotte Motor Speedway set qualification for the starting positions for 10 a.m.

until noon. CHARLIE GLOTZBACH will be sitting on the pole position tomorrow in a Chevrolet Monte Carlo in which he made a 157.788 mile per hour qualifying run on Wednesday. The final three starting positions for the field will be decided this afternoon. WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF Short Sleeve Dress Shirfs Arrow, Gant, Donegal fi 1 iijiiiiilirtiiJiniilWi iiwAiiBer'r rrrrr: 7. 1 PRO BASE BALD SCOREBOARD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION AtTERM DIVISION INDIANAPOLIS.

14 ft ill rr 08 i OB Omaha JO II Mt lo It it Evantvllla 14 11 .400 WESTERN DIVISION Danvor ft .59 Oklahoma Cftv Jl ll Tulsa 1 Withlti NATIONAL LEAGUE Eiittrit Division pet. St. Laull 3 if .430 Now Yl 2J Pltttboroli 1 Montreal It JO .44 Chlcaio 31 Ml Philadelphia 14 11 Wtu.rn Dl.lluxi GB OB 'Vi 10 Pet. San FranciKO 14 .701 HouHon hi .500 Lot Angalet 53 4 Atlanta 22 55 Mi ii San Ditgo tintinnati if 27 .411 13 Jl .219 AMERICAN LEAGUE Eestem Division PCT. Boston 2 15 .5 Baltimore 34 11 .571 Detroit 25 20 .555 Cleveland I 24 .442 New York 18 35 Washington 17 11 .370 Western Division "CT- Oakland 31 17 .446 Minnesote 24 22 .572 California 73 24 Kansas City 21 22 .488 Milwaukee 17 24 .468 Chicago 16 24 .400 CB 4 4V, 'S 10Vi 1) GB V't 7Vl 10V, Yesterday's Results AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Tulsa 1, INDIANAPOLIS 0.

Evansville 4, Oklahoma City 1 (11 Inn' ings). Denver 15, Omaha 3. Iowa 13, Wichita 8. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 4 Pittsburgh I. St.

Louis 4, Atlanta 0. Cincinnati 1, Houston 0 (11 Innlnis). Los Angeles 6, Philadelohia 2. New York tt San Diego (postponed, wet rounosr, San Francisco 3, Montreal 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE Minnesota 7, Baltimore i.

Detroit 6, Milwaukee Cleveland 4, Chicago 0. Kansas City S. Washington 0. California New York 6. Detroit at Boston, night.

Boston 4, Oakland 3. Today's Schedule AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INDIANAPOLIS at Tulsa, 2, night. Evansville at Oklahoma City, 2, night. Wichita at Omaha, niaht. uenver ar umana, nignr.

Chicago (Hands NATIONAL LEAGUE 4-6) at Pittsburgh (Johnson 3-3). Atlanta (Nasn 4-3) at sr, Louis (Gib- son 4-5), night. Houston (Forsch 0-0) at Cincinnati (Nolan 3-4), night. Philadelphia (Wise 4.2) at Los An geles (Singer 2-9), nigtit. new Tom oeaver ana vtyan o-i San Diego (Arlin 1-6 end Phoebus 1-4 at nmnr.

Cisco (Marlchal 7-3). Montreal Morton 4-5) at San Fran Baltimore (Dodson 2-3) at Minnesota AMERICAN LEAOUe (Hamm 1-0). Detroit (Coleman 4-0) at Milwaukee (Krausse 1-5 Cleveland (Lamb 1-2) at Chicago (Bradley 5 3), night. Kansas City (Dal Canton 4-2) at Washington (Thompson 0-2, night. California (Wright 4-3) at New York Bahnsen 1-i).

Oakland (Dodson 3-0) at Boston Lon. borg 1-0). Canadian Team Inks Worsler Hamilton, Ontario, Canada (UPI) Steve Worster, the fullback and twice All-America from the University of Texas, yesterday signed with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League, passing up the Los Angeles Rams. The Dallas Morning News reported Worster's contract was for three years and exceeded $100,000. Worster said negotiations with Los Angeles of the National Football League had been very unsatisfactory.

"This is the best deal for me," Worster said of the Canadian contract. "We've bickered with the Los Angeles Rams for the past three or four months. Yanks Get Hardin, Give Orioles Burbach Baltimore (UPI)-The Baltimore Orioles yesterday traded relief pitcher Jim Hardin to the New York Yankees for pitcher Bill Burbach and an undisclosed amount of money. Burbach was sent to the minors to make room pitcher Dave Boswell on Oriole roster. for the A.

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Kelso (1-1). Zuber (0-2). HR-low. McNulty A 1,379. Sporting money.

Rose touched off the winning rally with a bunt single and May's game-winning hit came after a single by Dave Con-cepcion moved Rose to third base. Clay Carroll, taking over after Don Gullett shutout the Astros for 10 innings, picked up his second victory in three decisions, yielding one hit in the three innings he workde. Don Wilson started for the Astros and held the Reds to two hits before being lifted for a pinch-hitter in the ninth inning. Fred Gladding followed Wilson to the mound and blanked the Reds for the next two innings before giving way to Culver, who suffered his HOUSTON ss Moraan 2b CINCINNATI ab bl ab bl HID Rom rf 4 12 0 0 2 0 Concepcn is 6 0 2 6 wnn rf 0 1 0 LMav lb 4 0 11 wtuin If 5 0 2 0 Bench 5 0 0 0 Rwonlmo If 1 0 0 0 TPerer 3b 2 0 0 0 lAinu rf I OOO Woodwrd 3D 0 0 0 0 Rador Ob 4 0 10 Clin If 10 0 0 Mayberry lb 3 0 0 0 Ffrrara If 2 0 10 Cedeno Ph 0 0 0 0 Stewart If 2 0 0 0 r.i.ddlno 0 0 0 0 Helms 2b 0 0 0 NMiller Dh 0 0 0 0 Bradford cf 4 0 0 0 rnluer a 1 0 0 0 Gjlletl 3 0 0 0 Hlatt 4 0 10 Carbo Ph 10 0 0 DWIIson 3 0 0 0 Carroll 0 0 0 0 Monks lb 2 0 0 0 WSmllh ph 10 0 0 Total 44 0 7 0 Total 42 1 6 1 nn nut when wlnnlna run scored. Houston oooooooooooooO Cincinnati uwwjwwwbi-i T.Perez.

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May Gafes Open 6 P.M. Time Trials 6:40 Races 8:20 Adults $2.50 Children (under 12) 25c SUN VALLEY SPEEDWAY Telephone: 642-0206 Anderson, Ind. Juit II milium from Indianapolis on et where the accent 4T mobile home sales 1 Ml. W. of Greenfield en 40 against three vie- Carulhcrs Wins Midget Event; McCIung Is 2d Jimmy Caruthers out-sprinted Jerry McCIung and gutty Lee Kunzman last night in the 40-lap United States Auto Club feature at Indianapolis Raceway Park.

Caruthers, the defending USAC midget champion, upped his season lead in this year's point race by grabbing the lead on the second lap from Johnny Parsons Jr. and leading the rest of the way. McCLUNG, starting on the pole in the inverted order, held off Kunzman in the duel for second place. Kunzman, who was severely burned last year in a spring accident, showed he is well on his way back to the top. Lee was fast qualifier, trophy dash winner, and also copped the first heat.

Dave Strickland finished fourth and Caruthers' younger brother, Danny, was fifth. The feature was delayed some 30 minutes while cleanup crews mopped up oil spilled on the pace lap. Featue 1, Jimmy Caruthers; 7 Jerry McCIung; 3 Lee Kuniman; 4 Dave Stick land Danny Caruthers; (Joe Salvano; 7 Bill Enolehart; 8 Gary Irvin; 9 Mel Cornett; Heat winnes Kuniman, Ralph Liqoui, Bob Evans, Enojehart. SemiJohn Anderson. Trophy Dash Kuniman.

Fast Qualiierf Kuniman. Yank Archer Leads Russian Moscow (AP) Hardy Ward of the United States and Malle Hiye of the Soviet Union led the over-all standings yesterday at the half-way point of the four-day International A s' competition here. Ward retained his lead with 1,168 points even though he placed eighth in the 50-meter and 14th in the 30-meter events yesterday. In the over-all rankings, American John Williams ranked ninth with 1,141 points in the men division. Doreen Wilbur of the United States was second with 1,188 points, 10 points behind the women's leader, and Floridian Nacy Myric 13th with 1,116.

Astros Call Harris, Send Griffin Down Houston (AP) The Houston Astros have optioned Tom Grffin, a right-handed pitcher, to the Triple A Oklahoma City club on a 24-hour recall basis. Brought up from Oklahoma City was Buddy Harris, a 240-pound right-hancd pitcher. Griffin has had arm trouble since having an 11-10 season as a rookie in 1969. lie was 3-13 last season and 0-5 this season. Ken Forsch, a righthander, replaces Griffin as a Houston starter.

Hurls No-1 litter Charleston. W.Va. (AP)-Greg Arnold, a 22-ycar-old pitcher who sings country and western music in the off season, hurled a no-hitter last night as the Rochester Ked Wings defeated Charleston, 6-0, in an International League game. is on good food. fifth loss torius.

tested in a twilight opening session at the University of Iowa, Johnson successfully de fended his long jump title with a distance of 24-11, shading his 1970 winning of 24-9. Pat Onyango placed sixth in the long jump to give the indoor champion Badgers a first big total of 11 points. Dykstra's surprising discus triumph gave the lllini 10 points. INDIANA WAS third after the two events with nine points, followed by Michigan, Ohio State and Purdue, each with eight points; Northwestern with six, and Minnesota with two. Iowa and Michigan State failed to score.

Indiana also ran into trouble in three running events as sprinter Larry Highbaugh pull ed up lame competing in the long jump and failed to qualify in the 100-yard dash. The Hoosiers lost another tential qualifier when Doug Chokey was disqualified for running on the lane line as he placed third his 880-yard heat. As a result, the Hoosiers' chances seemed slim in to day's 16-event finals in which Wisconsin, Michigan State and Illinois are favored to make a strong title bid. MICHIGAN STATE placed 12 qualifiers into seven Saturday finals, including defending champion Herb Washington in the 100-yard dash. However, the strongest showing in the sprints was turned in by Ohio State's fleet pair of Jim Harris and Jerry Hill.

Harris won his 100-yard heat in the fastest time of 9.5 while Harris and Hill each took his 220-dash heats in the times of 21.3 and 21.4. Storen Denies Issel Quit Under His Order Louisville (UPD-Mike Storen, president of the Kentucky Colonels of the American Basketball Association, said yesterday that rookie Dan Issel of the Colonels did not withdraw from the ABA All-Star team under his orders. "I did not tell Dan Issel not to play," Storen said. "The players are playing in defiance of league owners. It's not an authorized game.

I would be very upset if a Colonels player were to go out there in an unauthorized game and Injure himself permanently." You can apply for your BankAmericard at any Indiana National banking office Hie Bank. Indiana National MEMBER FOIC ll Iowa City, Iowa (AP) Larry Dykstra of Illinois scored a smashing upset in the discus and Greg (Grapejuice) Johnson rtained his long jump title to lad i i n's strong Badgers to the first day scoring lead in the 71st Big 10 Track and Field Championships yesterday. Dykastra dealt defending team champion Indiana a seri- ou ssetback in the event in which the Hoosiers were regarded as extremely strong. AS DYKSTRA captured the discus with a winning toss of 160-2, Indiana's defending champion Val Chandler wound up sixth and last with a poor toss of 156-11. Another Hoosicr, Bob Winchell, the defending shot put champion wound up fifth, and a third Indiana strongman, Mike Davis, placed third to give the Hoosiers a skimpy total of nine points.

Downing Paces Dodger Victory -Los Angeles (UPI) Al Downing sparked a four-run rally with a bases-loaded double in the fourth inning and pitched the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 6-2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies last night. PHILADELPHIA LOS ANGELES ab bl ab bi TTaylor lb 5 0 0 0 Wills ss 3 0 2 0 Money 3b 4 0 0 0 VVDavis cf 4 111 Montanez cf 3 0 0 0 WParker lb 3 0 0 0 DJobnson lb 2 1 1 0 RAIIen If 4 0 0 0 Freed rf 4 0 10 Letebvre 2b 4 13 1 Lis If 4 0 10 Sudakis 4 2 2 0 MRyan 4 0 2 0 Valentine 3b 4 1 2 1 2 0 0 1 Russell rf 3 110 Bowa ss CShort Chmplon Pfeil ph Hoerner Browne ph 2 0 0 0 Downing 4 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 1111 Total 32 2 7 2 Total 336136 Philadelphia Los Angeles 010 000 001 2 100 400 0 ix 6 DP Philadelphia 3, Los Angeles 1 LOB Philadelphia 8, Los Angeles 8. 2B W.Davis, Valentine, An. Ryan, Downing, Sudakis. MR Browne (1).

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