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SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1972 PAGE 6 SEC. 4- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR IT WOULD PUZZLE C1IA1ILIE CUAN Chinese Start Fooled Revson And Pace Car Poter Revson's "best-laid plans" went out the window when the gear box broke on his No. 12 Gulf McLaren yesterday but last year's second-place finisher in the Indianapolis 500 was still steaming over the start of the race when he walked start' I backed off and damn near got involved in an accident. I thought everyone was going to run over me. "I figured everyone else was racing so I stood on it again but by the time I got going, I must have been sixth going, into the first turn.

back to the pits. "I don't think it was my engine," said Revson, who started second to Bobby Un-ser yesterday and was running in that spot when he coasted to a stop iti the grass between the first and second turn on the 27th lap. "I was in third gear cur was holding up a finger. "Then Jim ducked into the pits all of a sudden. I was watching for it so I was first when we went across the starting line.

"Then I saw the yellow light on in the first turn and thought 'it must he a false and something let go on the main straightaway. "But the start of the race was terrible. "When we came off the fourth turn behind the pace car, Jim a a (the driver) was holding up a finger meaning one more lap. Everyone in the pace "But that start was terrible. I don't understand it." A year ago, Revson was sitting on the pole but both Boby Unser and Donohue "out-psyched" him on the start and he was third almost at the starting line.

This ime, he wasn't about to get caught in a similar muddle-but the yellow light he saw blinking fouled that up, too. "Darn lor words to that effect)," said Revson as he sat in the pits. "We were running just according to plan RAY MAR-QUETTE "Not that it would have made any 1 ce, I guess. But I was running so well and so strong; then the gear box let go. "It took me awhile getting into second place because 1 had a hard time getting around Mark (Donohue) for a few laps.

With the turbulence out there with the wings, you have to be careful how you pass. "It was about as bad as I figuared with the turbulence a lot different from last year. You can't follow a car through the turn and expect to pass him. You have to sort of hang back on one of his wheels. WALKER St.

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Blazin, however, homered over the 375-foot mark in right center field with a man on to put Iowa ahead and before the inning was over, the Hawks, champions of the Big Ten, had scored twice more on a double by Kielkopf. Iowa tallied three more times in the third inning, two of the runs coming on a single by Kielkopf. Bowling Green, which bowed out with a 24-12-2 mark, rallied for fourruns on six hits in the seventh, Rowlini Green 100 000 4O0S13 3 Iowa 403 000 001-7 10 1 Ltssil, Meerpool (1), Lonchar IS). Price (7) and Arbinqer; Tschopp, Ewell (7) tni Sundberq. WP Tschopp, Ewell Ltssl (1-1).

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Michigan State Continued From Page 1 ing sixth place in that event. The Illini still had a chance at the title in the pole vault, but that went glimmering as Dave settled for fifth place and two points. The event was won by Iowa's John Tefer at 16-0. 300-Meter Steeplechase 1. Rich Gross, (Illinois) 1:42.1 (Meet record.

Replaces :43.B by Don Timm, Minnesota 19711; 2. Mark Larson (Wisconsin) a. Steve Keller (Indiana) 1:55 4. Bob Cool (Michigan State) 5. Larry Cobb (Illinois) a.

Rick Johnson, (Wisconsin) 9:04.2. 440-vard Relay I. Michiqan State (Herb Washington, Larue Botchee, Bob Cassel-man, Marshall Oill) 40.2; 2. Purdue, 40.4; 1. Michiian, 40.9; 4.

Illinois, 41.2; S. Iowa. 41.9; a. Ohio state, 42.0. MO-vjre run Ron Phillips (Illinois) I.

Dae Kaemerer (Illinois) 1. Glenn Close (Indiana) :ll.l; 4. John Cordes (Wisconsin) 1:18 J. Bill Nance, (Michigan State) 4. Roland Parrish, (Purdue) 1:11.9.

120-vard high hurdles 1. Godfrey Murray (Michigan) 13.9; 2. Greq Pivovar (Illinois) 14.3; 3. Mel Reeves (Michigan) 4. John Morrison (Mich.

State) 14.5; 5. Mike Hunt (Mich. State) 14.S; 4. Charles Jackson (Indiana) 14.4. One-mile run 1.

Mike Durkin (Illinois) 2. Jim Fleming (Wisconsin) 3. Bob Somesam (Indiana) 4. Chuck Baker (Wisconsin) 5. John Clark (Iowa) 4.

Bill Smith (Minnesota) 4:07.2. 4401. Kin Rowe (Michiqan) 47.1; I. Greq Syphax (Michiqan) 47.3; 3. Ben Doner (Illinois) 47.4; 4.

Bill Wallace (Indiana) 47.7; S. Winslow Taylor. (In diana) 41.0; t. Dick Eisenlauer (Iowa) 48.0. 1001.

Herb Washington, (Mich. State) 09.4; 2. Larry Burton (Purdue) 09.4; 3. Marshall Dill (Mich. State) 09.4; 4.

Glen Love (Indiana) 09.5; 5. Larue Butchee (Mich. State) 09.7; t. Harry Booker (Illinois) 09.7; 7. Larry Grambo (Purdue) 10.0; I.

Jim Harris (Ohio State) 10.1; (ties meet record held by Jess Owens, Ohio Stale, 1935 and Washington, 1971). Shot Put 1. Colin Anderson (Minnesota) 61-414 (Record. Replaces 58-4' by Jack Harvey, Michigan, 1947); 2. Steve Adams (Michigan) 60-1 14 3.

Byron Breninger (Purdue) J5I'; 4. Man Roberts (Mich. State) s. Mike Baietto (lllinoise) 52-7; 4. Ralph Perretta (Purdue) 52-3.

440 yard hurdles 1. Bob Cassleman, (Mich. State) 52.4; 2. Jim Fasules (Il linois) 52.9; 3. Jack Keeler (Indiana) S3.

4. Dan Morqan (Purdue) 54.5; S. Crjif Cauoill (Indiana) 55.6; 4. Bill Trotoer (Wisconsin) 56.6. 8801.

Ron Mango (Illinois), 2. Tom Bach (Northwestern) 3. Skip Kent (Wisconsin) 4. Ron Cool (Mich. Stale) 6.

Steve York (Indiana) i. Lee Labadie (Illinois) 1:52.7. 220 1. Marshall Dill (Mich. State) 20.7.

(Record. Replaces 20.7 by Nate Adams, Purdue, 1963); 2. Larry Burton (Purdue) 21.2; 3. Herb Washington (Mien. State).

21.2; 4. Larue Butchee (Mien. State) 21.3; 5. Carl Capria (Purdue) 21.4; Glen Love (Indiana) 21.4. Three-mile Glenn Herold (Wisconsin) 2.

Garry Biorklund (Minnesota) 3. Pat Menders (Indiana) 4. Galen Heckler (Purdue) 5. Bob Scharnke (Wisconsin) 4. Rick Gross (Illinois) 14:05.5.

Mile Relay 1. Michigan (Eric Chapman, Reggie Bradford, Kim Rowe, Greq Syphax) 3:09.9. 2. Michigan State 3:12.2. 3.

Illinois 3:12.7. 4. Indiana 3:13.7. J. Purdue 3:17.9.

4. Northwestern 3:18.0. Triple Jump 1. Pat Onyanqo (Wisconsin) 51-10. (Record.

Replaces 50-5' 4 by Eric Allen, Michigan State, 1971); 2. Doug Vine (Indiana) 49-2Va; 3. Det Greqory (Michigan State)49-0; 4. Don Colucci, (Ohio State) 48-UV; 5. Charles Moss (Minnesota) 48-8i; 4.

Joe Harper (Northwestern) 47-4. High Jump 1. Dennis Adama (Indiana) 4-10; 2. Bruce Hodge (Indiana) 4 3. Brad Buetow (Minnesota) 6-8; 4.

Tie between John Mann (Michigan) and Rick Rogers, (Northwestern) (-8; i. Tie between Larry Dykstra (Illinois) and Galyn Sweet (Illinois) 4-6. Pole Vault 1. John Teler (Iowa) 14-0; 2. Lynn Oveson (Iowa) 15-4; 3.

Rab Bishop, (Wisconsin) 15-0; 4. Jeff Lima (Ohio Staate) 15-0; 5. Dave Burgener (Illinois) 15-0; 4. Dixon Boughman (Indiana) 15-0. Dierker is having trouble because his beard is so light and ace reliever Jim Ray is going to try, but he also has a light beard.

Ken Forsch also is trying, but I don't think he even shaves yet," Roberts said of the rookie right-hander. "It might take him a couple months. "I wished I looked so young." Roberts, 27, said the pitchers started it because Jerry Reuss has a mustache and they thought it looked good. Roberts said he had one last winter and liked it. 'WE'RE NOT trying to revolt," Roberts said.

"Wc don't know what the public will think or, for that matter, even hat the anager will think. It may. not work out." Wynn said the players decided to do it after they recaptured first place at Los Angeles last Sunday. "It's a ew image for the Astros," he said. "I've never seen a club that had so muc trouble trying to grow whiskers." Roberts OPEN 'til 6 P.M.

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"She San Francisco first base man rifled a single to scoring Bobby Bonds from second in the final inning. THE GIANTS lost an early 8-2 lead when the Braves came back for two runs in the fourth inning and four in the fifth in a rally highlighted by Marty Perez' three-run But San Francisco ahead again, 9-8, in the sixth, on a soio blast by Tito Fuen- tes. Atlanta tied it at 9-9 in the sixth when Earl Williams I tripled home Hank Aaron, who had walked. WILDNESS prevented San Francisco's Sam McDowell from coasting to his seventh victory. He allowed five hits and seven walks before being lifted in the fifth inning.

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