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PAGE 18- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY, MAY 26 Wa tson 's 2-Under 142 Good For 4-Shot Lead riNfl pi ify iia pion Jim Simons failed to qualify for the usual 7,101 yards to 7,004 because of the howling winds. There only was one other round under par this day that would be more typical of Scotland's Muirfield in November than Ohio's Muirfield Village in May. That was a 71 by Terry DlehJ, who had a 150 total. By way of contrast, Lee Trevino a notorious warm-weather player finished a round of 81 and announced he'd play no more in this tournament despite a 155 total, comfortably in the cut for the final two rounds. That's 11 over par.

The previous high cut figure for the tour year was 5 over par. MORE THAN one-third of the field failed to break 80. The scores ranged up to a 92 20 over par by Roger Maltbie, who won the first Memorial tournament in 1976. Arnold Palmer was 81-156. Hale Irwin was 80-153.

U.S. Open champ Andy North shot 76-155. Masters champ Fuzzy Zoeller had 74-153. PGA titleholder John Mahaf-fey was 78-156. Jerry Pate was 85-158.

Andy Bean was 82-158. Defending cham- Dublin, Ohio (AP) With the wind-chill factor announced at 13 degrees, Tom Watson fought his way through cold, wind and rain to an incredible, no-bogey, 3-under-par 69 that gave him 4-stroke command Friday in the second round of the Memorial Golf Tournament. "One of the best rounds I've ever played," said a deeply satisfied Watson, the only man in the elite, invitational field able to escape without a bogey in the dreadfully difficult conditions. A steady, drizzling rain was whipped by winds gusting to 40 mph. The temperature hung around 42 degrees.

"I GOT AWAY with a good round today," said Watson, the year's leading money-winner and gunning for a fourth title of the season. "I didn't make many mistakes. It's hard not to look at all the trouble out there. But I combatted it pretty well." His 142 total, 2 under par, was the only subpar total for two trips over Jack Nicklaus' Muirfield Village Golf Club course, which was shortened from its "1 reference to the fact Carter qualified under the old USAC wastegate rules governing the size of the exhaust opening and was bumped from the starting field. Carter is expected to be among this morning's potential qualifiers.

(UPI Photo) SIGN OF HIS TIMES Dana Carter's crew pushed his car out into the driveway of Gasoline Alley Thursday and posted a sign of his speeds under the United States Auto Club's "old rules" as compared to the "new rules." This sign was in Aeros Bring Halt To Indians' Streak Dodgers Rip Reds, In Literal Slug Fest By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Wichita, Kans. Chuck Rogers pitched Wichita's third complete game of the season and Joe Hernandez and Mike Godon hit home runs as the Aeros snapped a five-game Indianapolis Indians winning streak with a 6-1 victory here Friday night. The win opened a five-game series between Indianapolis and the Aeros which resumes with an American Association double bill tonight. Gordon slammed the door on the Indians with a three-run homer off reliever Mario Soto in the eighth inning after Hernandez had hit a solo shot in the sixth off Indians' starter David Moore. Soto took over for Moore after the latter gave way to a pinch hitter in the eighth.

INDIANAPOLIS CATCHER Tom Mutz slammed a 320-foot solo homer over the right field wall in the fourth which temporarily tied the game at 1-1. The Aeros had jumped in front in the second on a single by Steve Macko, a stolen base and a run-scoring single by Gordon. The Indians managed to get just one base runner safely to second base and that was Mutz on his circuit clout. Aeros Manager Jack Hiatt termed Rogers' performance outstanding. He was mixing up his pitches well and keeping his fast ball and slider down, Hiatt said.

He did hang one curve bell to Mutz in the fourth, N. L. Baseball Cubs 3, Phils 0 Philadelphia (AP) Barry Footed two-run homer in the fourth keyed a 3-0 victory for the Chicago Cubs over the Philadelphia Phillies Friday night as Lynn McGlothen and Bruce Sutter teamed up on a four-hitter. Bill Buckner, who had four hits including a pair of doubles scored the Cubs' first run in the third after his first double and Dave Kingman's RBI single. McGlothen (5-5) gave up four hits, struck out six and walked one before needing Sutter's relief help with none out in the ninth.

Philadelphia starter Nino Espinosa (54) was the loser. Buckner's first double came after Espinosa struck out the first two batters in the third and left-fielder Greg Luzinski's throw was short and wide of the plate following Kingman's hit. Padres 2, Astros 1 San Diego (AP) Dave Briggs drove in Gene Richards with a lOth-inning sacrifice fly to lift the San Diego Padres to a 2-1 decision over the Houston Astros Friday night. final two rounds at a-is. "It was a day when 75 or 76 was a pretty good score," observed Watson generally regarded as the man most likely to succeed host Nicklaus as golf's No.

1 performer. He was bundled into a rain suit on top of a shirt and two sweaters, one of which he purchased in a hasty trip to a shopping center just Detore leemg ott. "These have been two of the most difficult days to play golf I can rernem ber in a long, long time," said Nicklaus who said he was pleased with his round of 73 that left him in a tie for second at 146, 2 over par. HE SHED his big, bright-red mittens lone enough to birdie the last two holes one of which scored on a shot out of casual water at the bottom of a fairway bunker. He was 3 over par before that and then followed with an 18-foot birdie Dutt on the final hole.

"That turned a decent round, under the conditions, into a good round, under the conditions," Nick laus said. He was tied with Tom Kite and Peter Jacobsen, who got into the tournament a the fourth alternate. Each had varied adventures. Kite shot a 72 but had to hole a 133- vard. 9-iron shot for an eagle-2 to do it and three times got it up and down from 100-120 yards short of the green.

"I think you 11 find that fairly typical, he said "It was orutai out tnere. i leei nice drowned rat." Jacobsen shot 74 and had an even greater struggle. He hit only 6 greens in regulation and used oruy putts. Veteran Miller Barber was next at 73- 147. Lanny Wadkins, a two-time winner this year and the tirst-round leader nere blew to a 79-148.

WATSON'S round, under the condi tions. was little short of unbelievable. He missed only two greens and got it up and down on both of those holes. Only on the 12th was he in real danger of making a bogey, but holed a 10-foot putt for oar. He coaxed in one from about 30 feet for birdie on the fifth hole, scored from 10 feet on the eighth and closed out his round with a 7-iron shot to eight feet for closing birdie on the 18th hole.

USAC Midgets, At IRP, 'Drome In Extravaganza The United States Auto Club's midget division faces a busy schedule Saturday with a pair of shows at Indianapolis Raceway Park this afternoon and another extravaganza tonight at the Indianapolis Speedrome. In between, the Mini-Indy super vees will make their debut on a short-oval track when they share the IRP program. The IRP format calls for hot laps from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m., with time trials running until 3 p.m. The midgets will run their initial 50-lapper at 4 o'clock, followed by the 100-kilometer super vee race at 5 and the 50-lap midget finale will hopefully get underway around 6. THEN, UNDER police escort, the midcet troupe will speed across town for 162 laps of racing on John Stiles' exciting bull ring.

There will be a pair of 50-lap features with two, 18-lap, non-qualifiers' races spiced in between and an additional 12-lap semi. Both midget purses at each track are $10,000 and combined with the 'Drome's $1,000 consolation prizes it will provide the midgets with their biggest payday in seven years. There are over 85 entries for the midget mayhem, with Indy's Steve Lot-shaw atop the point standings. Rapid Rich Vogler, Gary Bettenhausen, Bob Wente, Billy Cassella, Sleepy Tripp, Chuck Gurney, Jerry Weeks and five-time champ Mel Kenyon are among the front-runners that will be competing. Vogler, last year's midget titlist, will be doing double duty in the super vees where he currently rests No.

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The pitchers for today's twin bill be Bruce Berenyi who is 34 and Jay Howell (3-2) for the Indians against Byron Wil-kerson (1-0) and Dave Geisel (2-1). Indiana State Loses Tucson, Ariz. Hawaii handed Indiana State a 4-3 defeat Friday night in the double elimination NCAA Midwest Regional baseball tournament before a crowd of 9,000. It was the first loss for the Sycamores who drop into the losers bracket with a season record of 41-10. Both teams scored twice in the opening inning and Hawaii broke a 3-3 deadlock with the deciding run in the eighth.

Hawaii MS 100 010-4 I llWIntStl JOO OOO 10O-J I Tatsuno (20-1) and Ncmura; Waibara (9-1), Thatch ar la) and Dumouchaiia. HRHawail, Dnhaftkl. Brown Hires Miller Providence, R.I. (UPI) Brown University officials Friday named Jay Miller, who holds a national record for most single-game pass receptions, as assistant football coach and recruiter. Miller, 25, led the nation in 1973 for pass receptions with 100 catches and 1,181 yards gained.

defense for a 6-yard score at 60:52. But Allen Jones sealed the triumph for the Magic with an unassisted goal at 65:34. Pete Mannos had 16 saves for the Devils while the Magic goalie Van Taylor turned back 6 Indy shots. "Our defense was not quick enough for them (Columbus)," added Donnelly. "But we are not used to playing on wet astroturf." "Look at the statistics," remarked the Columbus mentor.

"We had 24 shots on goal. Indy had 10. That tells the whole story," The Daredevils move on 'to Albany, N.Y., Sunday for a 3 o'clock appointment with the Eagles. Littler To Be Cited New York (AP) Veteran golfer Gene Littler will receive a special award at the American Cancer Society's dinner June 7 honoring Jack Nicklaus as Athlete of Decade 1969-79. Littler will be given the Sword of Hope for his successful battle against cancer.

In 1972, he developed arm cancer and underwent surgery requiring removal of muscle tissue Cyclists At Louisville Louisville, Ky. The Winston Pro Motorcycle Series calls at Louisville Downs the 13th consecutive year June 2, with all the top circuit riders expected. Horton Trigger 3 2, 5-3 Sweep Los Angeles (UPI) Joe Ferguson hit a three-run double in the third inning and added a solo home run during a homer-filled fourth inning Friday night, helping the Los Angeles Dodgers to a club record-tying seven home run barrage that crushed Tom Seaver and the Cincinnati Reds, 17-6. Steve Garvey, Gary Thomasson, Davey Lopes, Derrel Thomas, Dusty Baker and winning pitcher Rick Sutcliffe also homered for the Dodgers, who collected 20 hits off four pitchers. The Dodgers hammered Seaver (4-4) for 10 hits and seven runs in two innings.

The Dodgers scored two runs in the second inning on home runs by Baker and Sutcliffe and Los Angeles added four runs in the third inning with Ferguson's bases-loaded double highlighting the inning. Garvey and Thomasson belted two-run homers and Ferguson added a solo blast in the fourth inning and the Dodgers scored five more runs in the sixth on a leadoff homer by Thomas, an RBI single by Sutcliffe and Lopes' three-run homer. The Reds scored a run in the first inning on a balk by Sutcliffe. A benches-clearing brawl erupted in the last of the eighth inning when Reds' reliever Dave Tomlin threw a brushback pitch to Ted Martinez. Lopes and a Reds' player engaged in fisticuffs, and after order was temporarily restored, Baker and another Reds' player began throwing punches.

Roberts, Seattle's Arlington, Texas (UPI) Leon Roberts hit a two-run homer in the second inning and Willie Horton singled home what proved to be the winning run in the fifth of the nightcap Friday night to lead the Seattle Mariners to a 5-3 victory and a sweep of their double-header with the Texas Rangers. In the opener, Larry Cox scored a run and drove in another in helping the Mariners to a 3-2 triumph. TEXAS JUMPED to a 2-0 lead in the second game, but Dan Meyer walked to start the Seattle second and Roberts tied the score with his sixth homer. Meyer' singled in another run in the third, Horton drove in a run in the fifth with a single and Bruce Bochte's single delivered Seattle's final run in the ninth. Seattle starter and winner Rick Hon-eycutt (2-5) survived a shaky start and allowed only three hits after the opening inning.

Dock Ellis (1-3) took the loss for Texas. Bochte singled home Cox with Seattle's first run in the third inning of the opener and the Mariners scored their other two runs in the fourth on base hits by Meyer, Roberts and Julio Cruz along with an RBI ground out by Cox. Chisox 6, Angels 1 Chicago (UPI) Rookie Ross Baum-garten allowed only one hit a seventh inning double by Bobby Grich in eight innings and Lamar Johnson drove in four runs with three hits Friday night in leading the Chicago White Sox to a 6-1 triumph over the California Angels for their fourth straight victory. Baumgarten (5-1) had a no-hitter for six innings before Grich led off the seventh with a sharp grounder just inside the third-base line for a double. The 24-year-old left-hander struck out five and walked eight but was replaced by Randy Scarberry after walking the first two batters in the ninth.

Scarberry got the last three outs to hand the Angels their fourth straight loss. Chicago took a 24 lead off loser Nolan 17-6, Rollie Fingers (5-3) pitched one inning in relief of starter Gaylord Perry to gain the victory. Leading off the 10th, Richards took first when reliever Joe Sambito hit him with a pitch. Richards advanced to third when Sambito fielded Kurt Bevacqua's sacrifice bunt and threw wildly to second base for an error. Sambito (2-2) pitched I'j innings and was saddled with the loss.

Giants 6, Braves 4 San Francisco (AP) Pitcher Bob Knepper sent the San Francisco Giants ahead in the fourth inning with the first home run of his major league career a shot which tied a major league record and gave the Giants a 6-4 victory over the Atlanta Braves Friday night. The teams tied the big league record by totalling five homers in one inning. Knepper's was the fifth and came immediately after teammate Mike Sadek tied the score at 4-4 with a two-run blast off Phil Niekro (5-7). Jeff Burroughs and Bob Horner accounted for all the Atlanta runs by hitting consecutive homers off Knepper (5-2) in the fourth. Burroughs connected with two men on base and Horner made the score 4-1 with his homer.

Willie McCovey opened the bottom of the fourth with his third homer of the season and the 508th of his career. Otis doubled off loser Mike Marshall (74) to score Willie Wilson, who led off the ninth with his second triple of the game. The light-hitting Wilson, who also had three hits, laced his triple to left with the Twins' outfield playing shallow. Morgan One Up Virginia Water, England (UPI) -Britain's John Morgan, a 35-year-old former schoolteacher, carded a 3-under par 69 to take the lead after the first round Friday of an $84,000 international golf tournament over the Burma Road course at Wentworth. Morgan, winner of the Nigeria and Lusaka Opens earlier this year, holds a one-stroke advantage over South Africa's Robbie Stewart and a two-stroke lead over New Zealand's Terry Kendall and Britain Ken Brown.

They were the only players to better the par of 72 on a wet and windy day. Morgan had a total of eight single putts, ranging from five to 20 feet in a round which included seven birdies. Stewart, who turned 26 last Sunday, finished late in the day when the conditions were much calmer and birdies at the last three holes enabled him to record a 70. Kendall, 31, who won the West Australian Open four weeks ago, is competing on the European circuit for the first time and he had two birdies, both on the Inward nine, and one bogey in a solid 71. Brown, a 22-year-old Ryder Cup player, holed from 15 feet for a birdie at the 11th and chipped within a foot for another at the 18th in a 2-under 35 on the back nine.

Argentina's Vicente Fernandez, winner of last week's English PGA championship, reached the turn in a two over par 37 and he dropped another shot at the 441-yard 13th. Marian Gets 2 Cagers Local basketball standouts Brian Feld-man of Roncalli and Matt Boyle of Sceci-na will play for the Marian Knights next year, Coach John Grimes announced Friday. Feldman, a 6-2 guard, received Marian's top academic scholarship. He averaged 16 points last year for the Roncalli Rebels was chosen most vaulable player, all-sectional, all-city and all-state academic. Boyle, a 5-11 guard, was a two-year starter for the Scecina Crusaders.

He led the Crusaders in assists, steals and free throw percentage. He was named all-city tourney, all-metro honorable mention and was listed among the coaches' Top 20 city players. STAR SPECIAL REPORT Columbus, Ohio The Indy Daredevils were left "all wet" in more ways than one Friday night dropping a 4-2 American Soccer League decision to the Columbus Magic here in wind-swept, rain-soaked County Stadium. "We are not used to playing on as-troturf," explained Devils Coach Sam Donnelly, following Indy's fourth loss against only two victories and three ties. County Stadium is one of only two astroturf playing surfaces in the ASL.

"We simply outplayed them (Indy)," countered Columbus Coach Paul Taylor. The Magic took an early, 2-0, lead on the Devils in the first half of play and then sandwiched two more goals around a lone second-half Indy tally. LES BARODI FIRST put the Magic on the scoreboard on a 12-yard penalty kick at 3:28 of the period. Columbus added another point 16 minutes later when Ron Wigg sneaked the ball in from the corner at 19:30 of the first half. But Indy pulled within a goal of the Magic by the intermission.

Kevin Missey inbounded the ball to Tom Redmond who lateraled the ball to Gene Geimer who booted it through the posts at 49:51. Columbus went up 3-1 at the outset of the second half when Wigg scored his second goal, heading in a second corner kick at 46:55. Geimer again pulled the Devils within a goal breaking through the Columbus PRINTING MANAGER Indiim i largest Property CMuaify Insuranoa Company Making an individual who rady to auina tha lMdfthip of tota(-concp! pnrvting operation. This parson wH ba expaciad to takt control of Inventory naecto, production ecftaKJuias. artrtwv and aqutpmant maintenanoa.

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The Angels' scored in the sixth inning when Rick Miller was safe at second base on right-fielder Claudell Washington's error, took third on a ground out and scored on Don Baylor's sacrifice fly. Brewers 3, A's 2 Milwaukee (UPI) Sixto Lezcano slammed a pair of homers and scored the winning run on Gorman Thomas' two-out, run-scoring single in the eighth inning Friday night lifting Mike Caldwell and the Milwaukee Brewers to a 3-2 victory over the Oakland A's. Thomas lined a twout single after a walk to Lezcano and a single by Paul Molitor to hand reliever Bob Lacey his second loss in three decisions. Lezcano, who missed the last six games with a sore thumb, celebrated his return to the Brewers' lineup with solo homers in the second and sixth innings. Caldwell allowed only three singles after Oakland scored both its runs in the second.

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