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974 H. SUNDAY, MAY 20, Sports 1974 Over Lightly -SPEEDWAY EXTRA- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01 1 01 0000 0 000 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0000 000 000 0 00 0 0000 000 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 0000 0000 0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0000 0000 0 0 000 0 0 00 0 00 0 0 000 0000 0 0 0 00 0000 0 0 0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 0 000 00 0 0 0 0 PAGE 5 974 H. 10 A ran Bob Collins Sports Editor THE EYES OF TEXAS today, fine. Well and down in the land of big the swimming pools is to split vision or a split screen. plan to focus on A.J.

Foyt But my advice to folks money, tall tales and oil in find themselves either some There is another Texan starting 24 spots back from A.J.'s pole position Foyt is shooting for an unprecedented 500-Mile race victory. The other Texan would be SO happy with one that they'd probably have to hold the Victory Lane interview in the Goodyear blimp and he'd probably fly back to Fort Worth non-stop without a plane. John Rutherford Ill is a young man of considerable racing talent. But in the past his racing luck has been so bad that even a born loser like me wouldn't take him to a horse track. Even this year, when he and Mother Nature dealt him the only driver with a shot at 191.632.

But he blew an engine in before the opening of qualifications. while the crew was installing ended his chances of sitting on in a row. Last year Johnny established records (199.071, 198.413) but Several black flags car wasn't leaking cobservers, of the hunt. He was ninth 133 laps. has it all hooked up, Lady Luck a pair of deuces.

Johnny was topping Foyt's pole speed of practice less than two hours He lost his place in line a new power plant and rain the pole for the second year one and four lap qualifying didn't lead that first foot. simply refused to believe the long pit stop dropped him out when the race was halted after But next year always is the glory time for the true believers. And despite the irritations of the first week, Rutherford is wearing the look of a man who is convinced that next year finally has arrived. Rutherford always has been one of the more relaxed and accessible drivers. You got a question, he has the time.

But after Thursday's carburetion tests he was articulate almost to the point of beginning a filibuster. That new McLaren was humming like a sewing machine. Man, it was flat flying. His best lap, 193.4, in full racing trim, had more than a few competitors making strange, choking sounds. "A lot of railbirds don't believe we were running with a racing set-up," said Johnny, "but they sure will race day." San Diego 18 30 .375 (Spillner 0-0).

TEARFUL MOMENT -Harlan Fengler, former chief steward of the 500-Mile Race, wipes away a tear as he was honored yesterday during the driver's meeting at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. (Star Photo) Nonetheless, Johnny will face a few problems when Pat Vidan drops the flag today. Like by the time he crosses the starting line the fellows in the front row will be smoking into the first turn. He also will have to pick his way past a passel of rookies and cars that are more than 10 mph slower than his McLaren. This chore is best accomplished the way porcupines kiss very carefully.

His strategy? "I'm going to drive defensively. I'm only going to go as hard as I can drive safely. There is little sense in wearing out the machine and the man in a dash for the front. "I have a super car the best I've ever had. Even with the little problems it has been a relaxed month for us.

I'm just going to do whatever is comfortable. "I have no doubt that I can win it, and you've got to finish to finish first." Keep an eye on that orange McLaren and the driver with the Lone Star flag on his helmet. He'll be making a run at them before this day is over. PRO BASEBALL SCOREBOARD AMERICAN ASSOCIATION YESTERDAY'S RESULTS EASTERN DIVISION AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INDIANAPOLIS 18 18 Evansville 4, Iowa Pct. GB Omaha 5, INDIANAPOLIS POLIS 3.

.500 Omaha 18 18 .500 Denver at Tulsa, rain. Iowa 16 19 .457 Wichita at Oklahoma City, wet grounds. Evansville 17 21 .447 AMERICAN LEAGUE WESTERN DIVISION Baltimore 5, New York 1. Pct. GB Milwaukee 9, Boston 2.

Texas 4, Minnesota 3. Tulsa 23 8 .742 Detroit 5, Cleveland 4. Oklahoma City 16 14 .533 California 8, Oakland 2. Denver 20 .444 Kansas City 4, Chicago 3 (14 innings). Wichita 16 22 .421 NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 5, St.

Louis 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE Los Angeles 9, San Francisco 5. Houston 5, Atlanta 1. New York 4, Pittsburgh 3. EASTERN DIVISION Philadelphia 4-4, Montreal 3-2.

Pct. GB Cincinnati 12, San Diego 4. Milwaukee 18 .538 Baltimore 21 19 .525 TODAY'S SCHEDULE Boston 22 20 .524 Cleveland 21 .900 Detroit 20 25 .444 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION INDIANAPOLIS at Omaha. WESTERN DIVISION Evansville at lowa. Pct.

GB Wichita at Oklahoma City. Denver at Tulsa 2. Dakland 20 .535 Chicago 19 .513 AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City .500 1-1) at New York (Tidrow 3-4 and WoodCalifornia MED 22 .500 Baltimore (Grimsley 5-4 and Alexander Texas .488 son 1-3). Minnesota 21 .447 Milwaukee (Kobel 2-1) at Boston (Lee 5-4). Cleveland (Kline 3-6) at Detroit (Lolich NATIONAL LEAGUE 4-5).

Texas (Bibby 5-7) at Minnesota (Decker EASTERN DIVISION 4-4). Chicago (Kaat 4-4) at Kansas City (FitzW Pct. morris 3-2). Montreal .528 (Singer 6-3), Philadelphia .581 815 Oakland (Hamilton 3-0) at California St. Louis ACROSS 20 .512 NATIONAL LEAGUE New 22 .421 St.

Louis (McGiothen 5-2) at York 24 .442 Chicago Chicago Los Angeles (Rau 3-1) at San Pittsburgh 25 ,359 (Frailing 2-4). Francisco WESTERN DIVISION (Barr 1-2). 32 13 .711 Montreal (Blair 0-0) at Philadelphia Los Angeles (Carlton 5-3). Cincinnati 22 19 .537 New York (Stone 2-3) at Pittsburgh San Francisco 25 22 .532 (Rooker 2-3). Atlanta 23 22 .511 Houston (Griffin 6-1) at Atlanta (Harrison 3-6).

Houston 23 24 .489 10 Cincinnati (Nelson 2-3) at San Diego San Diego 18 30 .375 (Spillner 0-0). Lauda, Regazzoni Pace' Monaco Duo Puts Ferraris On 1st Row Monte Carlo (UPI) Ferraris yesterday grabbed the two positions on the front row of the starting grid for today's Monaco Formula One Grand Prix, an event the Italian machines have not won for the last 19 years. Austria's Niki Lauda posted fastest time Friday, his Ferrari mastering the tricky two-mile circuit in an unofficial record of one minute 26.3 seconds (an average speed of 84.6 miles an hour) LAUDA'S Ferrari teammate, Clay Reg gazzoni of Switerland, joined him at the front with a clocking of 1:266 yesterday. The Ferrari's flat 12-cylinder engine, ideally suited to the slow circuit which winds through the streets of Monte Carlo, will be the Italian ace card in its bid to win here and repeat the 1-2 finish by Lauda and Regazzoni in the Spanish Grand Prix last month. The 78-lap race is scheduled to begin this afternoon.

The winner will be lucky to average 85 m.ph., will change gears more than 2,000 times and will walk away with less than $10,000, which will seem strange to drivers taking part in the today's Indianapolis 500 with its four banked turns, no gear changes and the winner's purse of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Both Lauda and Regazzoni will have excellent chances to capture the lead in the World Drivers' Championship from Emerson Fittipaldi. The Brazilian has been plagued by handling problems in his McLaren throughout practice. He improved his time yesterday by more than a second, but still could manage only 1:28.2, which will put him on the seventh row of the grid. The main threat to the double-barreled Ferrari challenge, according to the practice times, will come from Sweden's Ronnie Petersen.

He clocked identical times Friday and yesterday of 1:26.8 in his John Player Special Lotus, which he i is hoping will prove more l'eliable than it has in four of its five races this season. The Tyrrells of Frenchman Patrick DePailler and South African Jody Schechter did not improve on their times of Friday. The two best performances in yesterday's final qualifying session were put up by Frenchman Jean-Pierre Jarier, who took his Shadow round in 1:27.5, and West Germany's Franz Stuck, who clocked 1:28 0 in his March. Argentina's Carlos Reutemann also improved his time, taking his Brabham round in 1:27.8 to earn a spot on the fourth row of the grid. Both Surtees cars will be doubtful starters.

West Germany's Jochen Mass broke a rear suspension strut and, seconds later, Brazil's Carlos Pace had the engine let go on his car along the pit straightaway. The last time Ferrari won at Monaco was in 1955 when Maurice Trintignant upset the Mercedes of Juan Fangio. Saluki's Win Berth In College Series Minneapolis, Minn. (UPI)Southern Illinois used a barrage of hits, yesterday to beat the Minnesota Golden Gophers 10-2 and 4-3, for the NCAA District 4 title and a berth in the college world series. The Salukis, under coach Richard "Itchy" Jones, tagged Gopher pitchers for 24 hits in the two games.

Southern Illinois, now 47-10, will meet the District 2 champ in the opening round of the national meet beginning June 7 in Omaha, Neb. Softball Results METROPOLITAN STADIUM Holiday tourney: Pennington Lafayette Davis Frankfort Eagles Wrecks Inc. Renner's Peru Express Walbernize 3, Louisville Truckers 21 Warriors Terre Haute Rickett Construction Danville, Ill. 5, Wilsey Construction Mecca 13, Lawrence Merchants Louisville, Ky. Lafayette Davis (Lafayette Peru Danville, 111.

Renner's Pennington 0. Today a.m. Wilsey Walbernize Warriors; 9:30, Lafayette Merchants Mecca: 11, Rickett's vs. Danville, 12:30, Pennington vs. Lawrence Merchants Wrecks winner: 2.

Terre Haute vs. Frankfort Eagles: 3:30, Winner a.m. vs. Loser Louisville, Ky. vs.

Loser p.m. 6:30, Winner 12:30 winner Peru vs. winner 2 p.m.; 2:30 Renner's vs. winner 9:30 a.m.; 11, Winner 11 vs. winner 5 p.m.

UNSER. LUZINSKI STAR Phils Take Pair, Boost East Lead Philadelphia (UPI) Del Unser singled home two runs in the eighth last night to give the Philadelphia Phillies a 4-2 victory over the Montreal Expos and a sweep of a twi-night twinbill in four runs, three with a umph in the first game. Luzinski also drove in first two Phils' runs in the second game. 9th-Inning Hits Win For Astros Morton Total 37 12 13 12 Total 31 4 6 2 Aker Cincinnati 012 420 300-12 Atlanta (AP) Pinch Bob Gallagher drove home the winning run with a ninth-inning single and Cesar Cedeno followed with a three-run homer, leading the Houston Astros to a 5-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves last night. Larry Milbourne, running for Tommy Helms, who had opened the ninth with a double, came home with the tie-breaking run on Gallagher's safety to right off Carl Morton (6-4).

CEDENO LATER followed with his ninth homer of the season. The Astros had taken a 1-0 lead in the third inning on singles by Helms and pitcher Dave Roberts, a forceout and a sacrifice fly by Roger Metzger that scored Helms. HOUSTON ATLANTA ab rh bi ab bi Gross rf 3010 Garr rf 3030 Metzger ss 4 1 2 1 Evans 36 3000 Cedeno cf 5123 Baker cf 40 21 Watson 4010 Aaron If 3000 JJohnsn 0 0 0 0 DaJohnsn 16 4 0 0 0 LMay 1b 50 0 MPerez 2b 4 0 2 0 IMMay 4 0 1 0 Casanova 1 300 0 DgRader 3b 4 0 2 0 Oates ph 0 0 0 Helms 2b 41 4 0 CRobinsn $5 3 0 1 0 Milbore 2b 0100 Miller ph 10 0 0 DaRobrts 3010 Morton 2110 Schermn 0 0 Aker 0 Forsch 0 0 Tepedino ph 0 0 Total 37 5 15 5 Total 32 1 9 Gallaghr If 1111 1 Houston 001 000 004- 5 Atlanta 001 000 000- DP- Houston 1, Atlanta 1. LOB-HOUSton 9, Atlanta 8. 2B-Helms.

(9). S-Evans, Garr, Morton, Gross. SFMetzger. IP ER BB 50 DaRob rts 6 1-3 Scherman 1-3 Forsch 1-3 0 0 J. Johnson Gary Athletic Leader, Kyle, Is Dead At 75 Valparaiso, Ind.

-John W. Kyle, 75, former Indiana University football captain and later high school coach and athletic director at Gary, died yesterday a Valparaiso nursing home. Kyle was an All-State football and basketball player at Gary Emerson High School. He played two years in the National Football League after college and began a long coaching career in 1922 at Gary Froebel. His 1927 football team was undefeated in nine games and won the mythical state championship.

Except for a two-year interruption in 1932-33, Kyle coached until 1952 and compiled a 93-98-15 record. He became supervisor of physical education for Gary public schools in 1952 and served as athletic director for Gary schools from 1955 until his retirement in 1966. Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday at Merrillville. after Greg Luzinski drove homer, to spark a 4-3 tri- The sweep stretched the Phils' National League Eastern Division lead over the Expos to games, Steve Carlton, now 6-3, picked up the second-game victory, his fourth in a row, on a seven-hitter. RESTORED -This 1903-04 Premier, one of the first models built, was restored by Speedway mechanics Barney Wimmer (left) and Bill Spoerle after almost a year of work.

The two-cylinder antique car was acquired from India- napolis Machinery Company where it had been stored since the early days of the auto industry. It will be displayed in the new Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum when the museum is completed. Reds Trounce Padres On 13 Hits, 13 Walks San Diego (UPI) Bench drove in three runs, two with his ninth home run last night, as the Cincinnati Reds put together 13 hits and 13 walks off five San Diego pitchers to trim the Padres, 12-4, before 44,504, the largest crowd ever to see a baseball game here. Cincinnati built a 9-0 lead after five innings as Jack Billingham picked up his sixth win in nine decisions. The righthander tired in the seventh with the Reds on top 12-1 and made way for Mike McQueen as San Diego a three-run rally.

Steve Arlin, who started for the Padres but didn't get beyond the third inning, was the loser and now is 1-6. THE REDS WERE in front 3-1 entering the fourth inning when leftfielder Matty Alou misjudged Terry Crowley's fly ball with the bases loaded and it fell for a double to clear the bases. Bench delivered his home run in the next inning to hike the Reds' lead to 9-1 and put the game out of reach. In the Cincinnati fourth, lefthander Carlos May leaped for at the fence but couldn't handle. The White Sox had taken the lead in the top of the 14th on a run-scoring single by Ken Henderson.

Reliever Doug Bird gained WOOD LOSES THRILLER Royals Nudge Chisox In 14. Innings, 4-3 Kansas City (UPI) the victory, his second against Healy ripped a two-run double one loss. Steve Busby pitched in the 14th inning last night, the first 11 innings for the ruining a brilliant pitching Royals. performance by Wilbur Wood CHICAGO KANSAS CITY and giving the Kansas City ab bi ab bi rf 71 3 0 Patek 55 6010 Royals a 4-3 victory over the Hairston dh 7 0 1 0 Rojas 2b 6 1 2 DAllen 1b 7120 Otis cf 0 Chicago White Sox. CMay If 7031 Mayberry 1b 3 1 0 Wood, 76, sailed into the Hendrsn 3b cf 7 6 1 0 3 1 1 1 McRae wohlford dh 14th with a five hitter before Santo 2b 6 0 1 0 GBrett Cowens Hrrmann 3 010 3b Kansas City rallied.

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Brett, LOB Melton, -Chicago 16, Patek, Kansas Healy. City $B- 11. out bunts for base hits to P.Kelly. S-G. Brett, Otis.

IP I ER BB 50 load the bases. Aood 13 Busby 13 Healy followed with his Bird HBP-by Busb 3 Santo). PB -Hergame-winning double, which (mann. A Astone Captures IRP Midget Race Tommy Astone of Fresno, led all the way in win ning the 30-lap feature of the Night Before the 500 United States Auto Club Midget racing program last night at Indianapolis Raceway Park. Mel Kenyon of Lebanon finished second and Sam Sessions of Nashville, was third in the 20-car field.

Astone lapped all of the starters except Kenyon and Sessions. No time on the race was recorded because of a malfunction in the timing device. 30-Lap Feautre-1. Tommy Astone, Fresno, 2. Mel Kenyoon, banon; 3.

Sam Sessions, Nashville, Mike Ryan, Aukland, New Zealand; 5. Rich Vogler, Glen Ellyn, 6. Joe Saldana, Brownsburg; 1. Merle Bettenhausen, Indianapolis; 8. Steve Lotshaw, Indianapolis; 9.

Bob Richards, Lockport, 10. Richard Powel, Enid, Okla. Tro. phy Dash- Wente, St. Louis; Fast -Wente :23.86; 1st Heat -Saldana (2:26.64, new track record for six laps): 2d Heat 3d Heat- -Kenyon; 4th Heat Sessions; Semi feature-Richars.

Herrera Keeps Title Mexico City (UPI) World Boxing Association bantamweight champion Rafael Herrera of Mexico retained his title htre last night by knocking out fellow Merican Romeo Anaya in the sixth round. A.A. Linescores Evansville 100 001 002-4 10 lowa 010 000 100- Holdsworth, Newman (9) and Wockenfuss; Perzanowski, Blateric (9) and Varney. W-Holdsworth. nowski.

Speedrome Results Tunny; 3. Ray Spears. Trophy dashEmberton. Heat races- -Frank Emberton, Ron Utterbach, Tommy St. John.

Feature-1, Sonny Thompson; 2, Jim World Team Tennis Philadelphia 30, New York 16. Baltimore 20, Minnesota 19, In the first game, Luzinski hit a three homer off reliever Chuck Taylor after the Phils chased starter Mike Torrez with singles by Dave Cash and Larry Bowa in the eighth inning. FIRST MONTREAL ab bi Hunt SS 1000 Lintz 30 0 0 Day If 0 0 Woods If 0 0100 2011 WDavis" cf 5 0 0 0 Singleton rf Fairly 1b 4010 Bailey 3b 20 2b 4 1 1 0 30 0 0 Jorgensn ph 0 0 0 Torrez 3 0 0 0 Taylor 0000 0 Stinson ph 1010 Total 31 3 6 3 Montreal Philadelphia -Philadelphia Philadelphia 4. J.Cox. HR-Luzinski Woods 2.

Torrez C. Taylor Ruthven Scarc Watt Linzy PB -Foote. SECOND MONTREAL ab bi Lintz 55 400 0 Hunt ph 0 0 0 Lyttle pr 0 Woods cf 3 1 1 0 WDavis cf 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bailey 4010 HBreeden 1b 3 0 0 0 Singleton rf 4 0 1 1 JCox 2b 4020 Humphry 3 0 Frias 3b 411 0 Renko 4011 Total 34 2 7 2 Philadelphia Montreal -Schmidt 2. LOB -Montreal Luzinski (4). Humphrey.

Renko (L.3-5) Carlton Balk-Carlton. GAME PHILADELPHIA ab bi DCash 2b 3110 Bowa 5S 4210 Unser cf Luzinski If Hutton 1b Schmidt 3b 30 2 0 MAndrsn 0 Cox Ruthven 2000 Scarce 0000 Watt 0000 Montanez ph 1 0 0 0 Linzy 0000 Pete Rose drew a walk, Joe Morgan singled and Bench walked to fill the bases. Tony Perez drove in Rose with a sacrifice fly after which Dan Driessen walked to again put three men on. Crowley lofted a routie fly to left which Alou lost sight of and it fell behind him for a bases clearing double to boost the Cincinnati I lead to 7-1. CINCINNATI ab bi Rose If 23 0 0 Morgan 2b 23 20 Chaney 2b 111 0 Bench 3313 Kosco 3b 1 0 0 TPerez 1b Plummr 1000 Driessen 3b 41 1 Crowley if 31 2 3 Foster rf 30 2 2 Concepen s5 3 0 1 0 Geronimo cf 5 0 1 1 Billinghm 40 1 0 McQueen 1010 SAN bi Tolan rf 5 1 2 2 EHnandz $5 2 0 1 0 MAloU If 3 0 0 0 Gaston If 10 0 0 McCovey 1b 3 0 0 0 Gaspar 1b 000 0 Grubb cf 4 0 0 0 DThomas 26 1 0 0 0 Morales 2b 3 0 0 DaRobrts 3b 3 1 0 0 Barton 3 1 2 0 Jones pr Arlin 0 0 000 0 0 Tomlin 0 McAndrw 0 0 0 Beckert ph 000 Hardy 0 0 Colbert ph 0 01 0 0 Romo 000 0 Winfield ph 0 0 0 San Diego 100 000 300- E-McCovey, Tolan, Kosco.

DP-Cincinnati 2, San Diego 1. LOB -Cincinnati 12, San Diego 6. 2B-Crowley, G. Foster, Chaney. -Bench (9).

SF-T. IP RER BB SO Billinghm 6 2-3 5 McQueen 21-3 0 Arlin 2 2-3 5 Tomlin 2-3 McAndrew 12-3 3 Hardy Romo MN WP-Arlin, sTormieR McAndrew, ham. A- 44,504. Dickson Wins Little 500 Race STAR STATE REPORT Anderson, Ind. Sprint car veteran Larry Dickson, driving in his first Little 500 at Sun Valley Speedway, captured the 26th annual last night in the record time of 2 hours, 4 minutes and 46.57 seconds.

Dickson, Marietta, Ohio, led 225 of the 500 laps in eclipsing the previous mark of 2:05:49.11 set three years ago by Herman Wise. He had a threelap edge on Ron Semelka, Wasseon, Ohio, at the finish of the American Speed Association race. Ron Fisher of Kokomo, with relief help from Butcher Wilkerson of Columbus, finished third, while Jim Hines, New Castle, Ind. was fourth. Mets Gain 4-3 Nod On Homers Pittsburgh (AP) Tworun homers by Cleon Jones and John Milner powered the New York Mets to a 4-3 victory er the Pittsburgh Pirates last night.

Total 31 4 7 4 000 002 001 3 000 001 03x- 1. LOB -Montreal 9, 2B-Schmidt 2, Luzinski, (3). SB-Lintz, IP ER BB 50 71-3 6 3 2-3 1 5 1-3 2 2 2-3 3 GAME PHILADELPHIA ab bi DCash 2b 311 0 Bowa sS Unser cf 4022 Luzinski If 3112 Montanez 1b Hutton 1b Schmidt 3b 3000 BRobinsn rf Essian Carlton 311 0 Total 30 4 7 4 000 200 02x- 001 100 000- 2 -Philadelphia 1. Philadelphia HR8-Woods, Frias, IP ER BB SO 0 2 5 Jones slugged his homer, his third of the baseball season off Dock Ellis, (1-5), in the first inning following a single by Bud Harrelson. Milner blasted a two-run homer, No.

7, in the fifth after Rusty Staub had singled. NEW YORK PITTSBURGH ab bi ab rh bi Harrelson 55 4 1 3 0 Stennett 2b 5 0 01 0 Millan 2b 5 0 1 0 Clines cf 4 2 2 0 CJones If 51 22 AOliver 1b 511 0 Staub 5 1 2 0 Stargell If Milner 16 5 1 1 2 BRobrtsn 1b 2 Schneck cf 5 0 3 0 Zisk If 4023 WGarr ft 3b un 0 0 0 Sanguilin 401 0 Grote 4 0 1 0 Hebner 3b Koosman 4010 Taveras SS Ellis 201 0 Bevacqua ph 1 0 0 0 Giusti 0001 Popovich ph Tekulve 0000 0 Total 42 4 14 4 Total 37 3 10 3 New York 200 020 000- Pittsburgh 002 010 000-- 3 E--Stargell, B. Robertson, Harrelson. -Pittsburgh 1. LOB--New York 12, Pittsburgh 9.

2B-Zisk 2, Harrelson, MilIan. HR (3), Milner (7), $B- Schneck. IP ER BB SO Koosman 10 3 1 1 Ellis 10 4 1 5 (tekulve MB Koosman (Clines). 1A Angels' Tanana Ends Loss Skein Anaheim (AP) Bob Oliver drove in three runs and Frank Tanana scattered nine hits last night, pitching the California Angels to an 8-2 victory over the Oakland A's. Tanana, 4-6, snapped a personal four game losing streak as the Angels won their fourth straight game and defeated Ken Holtzman, 4-6, for the first time ever.

HOLTZMAN had a 5-0 lifetime record over California. Holtzman left during a fourrun California rally in the fourth inning, two of the runs scoring on a single by Oliver which boosted the lead to 7-0. Joe Lahoud hit his fourth homer of the season in California's sixth. OAKLAND CALIFORNIA ab bi bi Bando 3b 400 0 Valentine Campnris DDoyle Garner Washngtn 3b pr 0 0 00 0 1 0 0 0 0 ROliver MNettis 3b Jackson 301 0 Robnsn dh JAloU Lahoud Rudi McCraw Manqual dh 401 0 EIRdrger DeJohnsn 1b 4 0 1 0 Chalk Tenace 0 Alomar Haney 0 0000 0 0000 000 Tanana 0000 Pitts ph Kubiak 26 Holtzman Odom Lindblad 0000 Knowles 0000 Fingers 0000 Total 36 2 9 2 Total 34 8 13 Oakland 000 002 000- California 102 401 00x- E-Kubiak, Tenace, Chalk. DP-Oakland LOB 8, California 10.

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S-Rivers. SF- Valentine. McCraw. IP RER BB so Holtzman 1-3 Lindblad 2 2-3 Fingers Knowles -00. Tanana HBP-by Knowles (Chalk).

117,798. Ego DIRTY RIDE- -Race driver Denny Rapp States Auto Club's program at the State escaped uninjured when his sprint car Fairgrounds. A. J. Foyt won both fea- flipped during Friday night's United ture races.

(Photo by Tom Dick).