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THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1973 PAGE 54 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- ow. His Backup Can Go Joe's Too JL Leonard Hits 190.1 In Windy Weather Yankee Bats Rip Brewers In 114 Tilt Bob Collins Sports Over Lightly New York (UPI) Thurman Munson drove in four runs with a double and a home run last night to lead a 14-hit attack that sparked the New York a i-- 1 YA rji Yankees to an 11-4 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. Munson, who had been in a mild slump, singled and scored a run in the fifth, delivered a two-run double during a six-run sixth inning and belted his In a brutal, blustery wind that gusted as high as 35 miles an hour, on a day In which a snowstorm would have been more expected than a 190 lap. As the temperature dropped and the wind blew, drivers of most of the 15 cars who ventured onto the race track were quite happy just to survive before getting back to the relative warmth of the garage. Mike Hiss, one of those already qualified, enough of the stuff In a hurry.

After a lap at 183 mph, he pulled his Thermo King Eagie into the pits, climbed out of the cockpit and said he'd had enough of this nonsense. "It didn't scare me (watching Hiss run)," said car own ASK DONALD DAVIDSON THE COLOR of his socks and he will apply a ton of will power to 1 keep from sneaking a look. Ask him how come he walked home from the race track one day last year when he had a usable automobile parked in the fas' rage area lot and you'll get an embarrassed smile. Ask him which one of Lord Nelson's arms was missing and hell step right in with an assertive answer: "It was I either the left or right I don't remember." Ask his wife why he never remembers to stop by the super-j market cn the way home and you'll get an exasperated look. But don't I repeat don't ever get suckered into an argu-; ment about the 500-Mile Race with him.

Davidson's picture should be placed behind every bar in town as a public service. And it should carry the inscription, "this man is dangerous I and could prove costly. Do not approach with caution do not approach at all." I Davidson, a pleasant young man with a shy smile, consid- ers himself one of the more fortunate people in this world. his own car at 169 and managed only 1G0.628 in the No. 58 machine.

Billy Putterbaugh was out again In Leo Brayton's Coyote as Brayton, apparently, has given up on his own effort with one of A. J. Foyt's former machines. George Snider, scheduled to drive the No. 84 Gilmore car that is a twin to Foyt's own machine, was anxiously awaiting word from Houston to see how A.

J. and his engine tests came out There had been rumors in Gasoline Alley that Foyt had asked Brayton to put Snider in his car, which, apparently, would leave the No. 84 machine open for Foyt just in case his own No. 14 Coyote is bumped. "I haven't heard a word about that," said Snider.

"I'm waiting for A. J. to get third homer of the year with a man aboard in the seventh as the Yankees handed the Brewers their most one-sided defeat since opening day. MILWAUKEE NEW YORK atrtM at 1 By RAY MARQUETTE Joe Leonard has to think that being "bumped" from the field this weekend might not be too bad of a deal. Not that he really thinks he's in serious trouble with three spots still open and a four-car "pad" beyond that.

But it's no secret that pelican Joe's grin was wider than ever before yesterday when he turned a lap at 190.114 miles an hour in his backup Samsonite Parnelli. "This Is the way I thought it would be when we unloaded here the first week," said the defending national driving champion. "I mean, I figured we could get on the track, rip off a 190 then start tweaking here and there to get op to good speed. "But it was like a nightmare, instead." Yesterday, with only 10 hot laps in his machine, Leonard had that 190 mark almost a mile faster then he qualified his regular car and cculdn't stop smiling. "I don't think I'm about to bumped, though," he said.

"But if I am, I know this car will be ready." Even more astounding, Joe's mark was established TJtmsM 1111 etarta lk 4 11 Monar lb 1 I Wil Sit DMll Cf 1 1 MA OS) It 4 11 Caluccle cf 111 Marca cf 1 2 3 Scott lb nil GNtttm it nil Falsia lb 1 Hart 1 1 I Brim If 3 CiltrM rf 1 Llowi 1 FAloe lb 3 2 11 ERodrW 4 111 Mum 43 14 er Don Gerhardt. "You should have been with me and seen what I almost did with your race car in that OIBrowa ail 43 MkfcMi ft 3111 GThomis it 4 0 1 Klutft Garcia lb 3 11 Lr shim a Rytnoa a ParMM a 0 Newmaa a ToUl 17 4 114 Total 11 1411 Milwaukt 0 01 4114 New York 0 lit 11 11 DP-Nnr York 1. LOB MllwiitkM 7, Naw York IB-Htrt, OIBrowa, MidiMl, Munson, Coluccio. 3B wind," said Hiss. And the conversation ended.

David Hobbs, the lone Englishman in tl.s field, couldn't quite believe it (the wind, either). "Does it always blow like this in May?" he asked, with just a tii.y quirk on his lips. "Really, it's brutal out iOIBrowa. HR Garcia (5), Munson (1). ER BB SO IP 3 10 4 11-1 1 1-3 1 111 5 5 1-3 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 Slaroa Rrersoa Panont Nawmaa Klina (W4-4) Lyla Sava-Lyla (4).

1 1 31-3 AND AWAY WE GO John Gleason, no relation to Jackie, took time out from his crew duties on Lee Brayton's car to munch on a cup of ice cream yesterday. Gleason's expression reflects what a slow, cold and windy day it was of the Speedway. (Star Photo by Greg Griffo) A 4,711. back and as far as I'm con- 1 cerned, I'm still with the No. 84 car." And no one could quite believe the quotes attributed to Foyt out of Houston Tuesday in which he suppossedly said he might not even run in this year's race because he didn't want to start at the back of the pack with a car that might not be fast enough to run with the leaders if engine problems can't be worked out.

Foyt was due in town late last night and he'll be the only one to deliver the true word. Greg Weld completed his refresher test in Grant King's "other" Kingfish and old pro Lloyd Ruby zipped a lap at 187 mph in his Commander Eagle. And, as a final "tribute" to the weather, the place was closed down in midafternoon because of "dirt on the race track." which is another first for this whacky pre-race You see, he has a hobby which turned into a profession. He never has driven a race car, never built or owned one. His knowledge of his own machine begins and ends with the ignition.

He is reasonably certain it is the place to put the key. Yet, he is a genuine racing celebrity. He is the source, THE expert on the 500-Mile Race. Pick a name, any name and quick as a wink he will recite the driver's entire career at Indianapolis, race by race where he started, where he fin- ished, how many laps he ran just about everything except name tattoed on his forearm. Donald, who works as a statistician for USAC, now has two radio programs.

He does a nightly bit on WIBC. The I readers call and try to stamp him with "500" questions a nearly hopeless task. He also is an avicianado of the old time big bands and is handling a thrice weekly show of nostalgic music for WIAN that is getting big response. Additionally he commercials for Dellen Oldsmobile and has a steady schedule of speaking engagements. And that ain't too shaggy when you consider that he never i set foot in this place until 1964.

At the time he was a cinema 'projectionist in London. But his passion was the "500." He bought every record book he could find, read every article available. And one day, perhaps, to his own amazement he discovered that every fact he read stuck between his ears. He saved for six years to make what he believed would be one-time visit. He wanted to just sort of tippy-toe around, enjoy himself and fulfill a dream.

But in no time, he was the center of attention. Old-timers clustered around him, some drivers hardly could wait to complete their practice, race to Donald and say, "Ok now, what car was I driving and where did I finish in 1957?" '-It was amazing, really," recalls Donald, "it would compare to dreaming all your life of being a movie star. So you save your money, go to Hollywood, walk into a restaurant and, to your amazement, all the movie stars want to meet you. "I thought it was a sort of fad, really. I came back the following year with a one-way ticket.

I wanted to stay here and, hopefully, get a job in racing. Bat I was amazed that ever body remembered me. It was quite an experience. These people were my heros. I was here to see them and they all wanted to talk to me." So Ok, let's see if we can trip him.

Padres Trounce Giants, Marickal San Diego (UPI) Lefthander Mike Caldwell stifled San Francisco on five hits last night and the San Diego Padres riddled Juan Marichal for 11, including a home run by rookie Johnny Grubb, to set down the Giants, 4-1. SAN FRANCISCO SAN DIEGO ib bl ab bi Ferguson, Cey Belt HRs, L.A. Nips Reds there, a bit frightening. At these speeds you always get a bit of buffeting from going so fast. But today, it was rocking my head around just from the external wind." So he packed up his helmet bag and prepared to leave for a Continental Series race at Michigan this weekend, instead.

With the final two days of qualifying rapidly approaching, some drivers felt they simply bad to get out and do some work. But they didn't do too well, either, with Sammy Sessions pushing his MVS Eagle at 174.384. Bentley Warren had the inning i second on Gene Locklear's I pinch single and came home Menke who led off with a single. 1 0 0 EHnandi 410 410 Grabb cf 4111 Cincinnati (UPI) Joe Ferguson and Ron Cey hit consecutive home runs, the former coming with a runner aboard, off Tom Hall in the 11th inning 4 1 Morale If 4 111 4 0 10 4 0 11 44 Colbert lb 4 0 0 0 Gaslon rf 4 0 10 1 0 Kendall so 4 i to carrv tne Los Aneeies Dode- lilt Campbell 1 0 0 4 DThomas Bold! rf FMntes lb iSseier jMcCovey lb Goodson 3b i Maddox cf Matthtwi If Sadek Arnold Marichal I inanun ph jSOM I Total SanFrancisco when Dave Lopes relay throw to first in an attempt for a double play went astray for an error. The Reds came back in their half of the 11th for one run when Joe Morgan doubled home Chaney.

JD 4 0 1 i tha 11 Clldwell a 10 Cey singled and doubled to drive in three runs and lead the Dodgers to a 5-4 lead which relief pitcher Jim Brewer was attempting to protect in the bottom of the ninth. Cey's double came with the bases loaded and capped a three-run first inning at the expense of Ross Grimsley. The 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 31 1 1 0 Total 34 4 11 3 01 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 0 10 10 14 San Diego ED. Thomas, Spaler, Sadek, Campbell. CINCINNATI ab bi LOS ANGELES ab el Cincinnati Reds last night in a game twice delayed by rain for a total of 1 hour, 42 minutes.

The homers by Ferguson and Cey were their fourth hits of the game. Ferguson's homer was his eighth of the season and his two RBFs boost his total to 29. Lopes 2b Dodgers added a fourth run in Mota If Paciorek If 4 110 Rosa It tool 4 0 1 Morgan lb 5 0 11 10 1 Bench toil 1 0 1 TPerez lb 1010 5 3 4 1 Tolan cf 5 0 1 4 14 4 Concepca is 5 1 1 0 DP SanFrancisco 1, San Dieoo I. LOB SanFrancisco 4, San Diego 7. 2B Kendall, Grubb.

IB Matthews. HR Grubb (2). SB E.Harnandz, Morales. Caldwell. IP ER BB SO Marichal 7 11 4 3 0 Sosa 1 0 0 0 0 0 Caldwell 5 114 A GENERAL 40 Schnblm rf 4110 10 0 Davis cf Ferguson rf Cey lb Buckner lb Russell ss Yeager Brewer Garvey ph Hough Downingp Culver Richer! WCrwfrd rf TIRE the fourth inning when Steve Yeager hit his first homer of the season.

The Dodgers went ahead 5-3 in the seventh when Ferguson doubled and scored on Cey's single. The Reds got the run back in the bottom of the seventh when Menke walked, went to 4 0 10 Geronimo rf 3 111 Menke lb 0 0 0 0 Chaney lb 10 Grimsley 0 espragoe 100 Gagliano pit 1 0 0 0 MGIothln 0 0 0 0 Locklr ph 100 Borbon a have listeners on your radio 111 0 1 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 10 11 0 0 0 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 Wright, Angels Whip Oakland THE REDS TIED the score at 5-5. in the ninth when Johnny Bench's single with two out drove in pinch-runner Darrel Chaney, running for Denis Stahl Hall Hague all Donald, how many times program stumped you?" "Only once, legitimately." "What was the question?" "Ah, I don't remember." See. It's easy. 10 10 Anaheim (UPI) Veteran Total 45 I It I Total 41 1 13 10 Shock Absorber Sate Los Angeles It 1 0 0 lot 01 Cincinnati 0 3 0 11 0 1 Bench, Lopes.

EJ5Ls Anoeles 1, Cincinnati 4. LOB Las Angeles 11, Cincinnati 10. IB Car 2, Ferguson, Morgan. HR Yeager (1), Ferguson (8), Cay (3). SB Lopes, Russell, Tolan.

Downing, Grimsley. Braves Top Astros; Aaron Homers In 6th lefthander Clyde Wright reg-, istered his first victory of the season with a six-niter and Jim Spencer belted a two-rn homer last night as the California Angels beat the Oakland Athletics for their fifth straigh triumph, 7-2. OAKLAND CALIFORNIA abrkM ebrkbi IP ER BB SO 41-3 4 3 3 3 2 Downing 1 2-1 Buy 3 Delco Pleasurtzeror Pleasurizer Heavy Duty Shocks at Our Everyday Low Price cuiver Richer! Brewer Hough (W.1-1) Grimsley or ague pro CWn BASEBALlJCy SCOREBOARD Houston (UPI) Dusty Baker drove in the tie-breaking run with a sacrifice fly and Dave Johnson doubled home two Campnrit ss 4 1 1 Plnsoa 3 112, Rudi If 4 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 4 0 10 Tenaca lb 0 1 Valentin (14121 Mceiotkii Borbon Hall (LJ-2) 2 (Buckner). hbp by spragu RJackson rf 3 0 1 FRotmsa da a 1 DeJohnsa db 3 0 0 I rf 4 0 10 Sprague. 2:5.

A 10,120. Band 3b 1 1 1 1 Berry rf 0 0 HOUSTON ATLANTA Fosse 40 Gallagher 3b 4 1 2 01 ab bl 5 0 10, High School Golf NATIONAL LEAGUE DGresa 2b 4 1 0 Spencer Ik 41111 North cf 31 Meoll ss 412 0 Garr rf Odom 0 0 0 Torborg 1110 Perez ss Lindolad 0 01 CWriaht 0 Evans 3b Pina 0 i HAaron If Total 11 2 2 Total 33 7 13 7 sjackson If abrhbi 5 2 3 Age rf 3 0 0 0 Merrger ss 4 111 Wynnr 3 111 York 1110 Cedeno cf Broad RiCDl la, Washington (B), 37. Medalist: Stump IS. Mc- more tallies the Atlanta Braves exploded for three runs in the 11th inning last night to beat the Houston Astros, 5-2. Hank Aaron hit his 684th career homer in the sixth inning to give him the major league lead this season with 11.

The blast put the Braves ahead 2-1, but Houston tied the game in the eighth on singles by Tommy Helms, pinch hit ter Jim Steward and pinch hitter Cesar Cedeno. Tech 234. Wood 254. Medalist Oakland 100 III Ill-i Baker cf 4 01 Watson If 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 110 01 13 10 7 DsJohrrsn California 2b 3 0 1 1 LMay lb DP Oakland 1, California iLum lb Tenaca Kinney at. North Central 201, Short ridge 251.

Medalist: Hilligoss (NO, 37. Warren Central 11, Arlington 178, Northwest 104. llOlV mm St. Laals (Bibby 0-1) at Chicago (Pap-pas 1-3). Los Angelas (Salts 3-3) at Cktclniuti (Grimsley 4-21.

Philadelphia (Carlton 4-J) at Pittsburgh (Moore 1-3), night. Atlanta (Dobssa 2-5) at Houston (Fsrich 3-1), night. New York (Soever 4-3) at Montreal (More 1-2), twilight. Only tames scheduled. 1.

LOB Oakland California 4. 2B Casanova 5 0 0 0 Upshaw 2 0 0 JCrwford 1 0 0 0 Gallaghr rf 10 10 DoRader 3b 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 oooo Howard GET WE Mooli, Valentine, North. 3B Tenaca. Oatas HR Spencer (2), Banda (7). SB Alomar.

Gentry Torborg. SF RJackson, Pinion. IFrisell IP ER BB SO; Pierce ph Odom 4 7 5 3 1 Schooler Lmdblad 1-31000 Pina 3 23 4 1 2 0 Women's Golf l.P. 1 0 0 0 Helms lb 0 0 0 Roues Stewart ph Torres ss 11 5 I Total 4 12 0 2 0 0 0 110 100 40 2 I 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE at California (May C.wrhjbt (W.l-5) 4 2 2 3 3 Total w-i. ntmj ftrf in, t.m A II MT 2-2) 4th Oakland (Hunter 4-21, niqht.

BROOKSHIRe Nino-hole tourney. Class Jeann Frailer; Class Carolyn Briltson; Class Louis Kalbaugftj Class Pat Nrman. i.m,,. ATienre 100 001 00 3 3 100 000010 00 Houston Offer Expires Juno 30 Pro Cage Transactions EDg Radar. LOB Atlanta 3, Houston 7.

2B Evans, Helms, DaJohnson. HR Cedeno (7), H.Aaron (II). SB CMeno. M.Parez. SF Baker.

Kansas City (Simpsea 1-2) at Tixas (Siebert 1-1), night. Chicago (Wood 3) at Minnesota (Woodson 1-1), night. Boston (Pattia 3-t) at Detroit (Fryman 2-J), night. Milwaukee (Colbtira 3-1) at New York (Medich 3-2), night. Baltimore (McNally 25) at Clmljnd (Ptrry S-4), eight.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION EASTERN DIVISION Pet. GB Omaha 10 10 47 Iowa 20 II .445 to INDIANAPOLIS 17 11 Ml 1 Eansvill 1 1 J4J WESTERN DIVISION Pcf. GB Wichita 1 14 J2 DMW 11 '1 -J" Vi OilaWma CUT NATIONAL LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION Pet. CB Cbkaoo 3 -7- Now York 1 -MJ Montreal JJ JJ -2 5 Pittsbuoib 13 14 -44J 5 Philadelphia 13 20 JOJ 7 St. Levis 10 a JM WESTERN DIVISION Pet.

OB la Francisco 3 .450 Houston 11 IS -f Los Anoeles 10 I .55 4 Atlanta JJ Saa Die 1 1 l0'- I AMERICAN LEAGUE i EASTERN DIVISION 1 Pet. OB Detroit 14 17 MILWAUKEE BUCKS Signed NO. 1 draft choice Harry Rogers, -7 guard-forward from St. Louis University. PHOENIX SUNS-Signetf draft choice Mike Bantont -t forward from St.

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Oliva, the designated hitter, sliced a two-out delivery from reliever Terry Forster off the leftfield a 1 k-line to score Rod Carew and George Mit-terwald, who had walked. Back-to-back doubles by Mit- DUAL-LOAD FLOTATION TIRES CHICAGO MINNESOTA uuiayan" read Rubber NOW 2 to S37SI if and WHEELS ab ab bl Jeter cf 4 Hlsle cf 5 0 0 0 PKtlly rf 4 10 Carew 2b 210 OAllendh 4 2 3 3 Oliva dh 412 Mellon 3b 4 113 Adam pr 0 1 0 0 Ralchardt If 4 Darwin rf 411 Andrews lb 10 Killebrew lb I 1 1 0 Hrrmann 4 10 0 Lis lb 0 00 Milwaukee 15 It New Verb IS 17 Boston 14 It .47 Vi Baltimore 14 17 .451 I Cleveland IS It .441 VA WESTERN DIVISION Pet. OB Chlcaao 10 Kansas CitJ 20 .571 I California 1 Oakland 1 17 .51 4 Mine seta 15 13 .500 4'4 Taus 12 It MI YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Omaha Denver Oklahoma Cstf t. Iowa Eveosviile 7. Talsa 10, Wichita NATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta HoMton 1 (II Innlntsl.

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