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FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1980 PAGE 32 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR IV A SCAR STAR AT IRP SATURDAY MCiHT Stocks At Speedway Sure In '81: By ROBIN MILLER Darrell Waltrip will be making his first business trip to Indianapolis this Saturday night when he runs the American Speed Association's Circle City 300 at Indianapolis Raceway Park. But the 33-year old NASCAR star expects he'll be coming back to our fair city again in 1981 at that place out on West 16th Street. "Oh yeah, I definitely think you'll be seeing a NASCAR race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway," declared Darrell during last Friday's test session at IRP. "We see John Cooper pretty regularly now and it's been indicated we'll be, running here.

"I KNOW everything about the race except how much it's gonna pay' Waltrip, the 1979 Olsonite Driver of the Year, claims he's wanted to race at Indy ever since he was a kid. "I've always wanted to race at Indy, but not with what they've been racing," he smiled. "I don't want any part of those fragile, little beauties." Waltrip prefers banging fenders in the solid, taxi cabs he's been wheeling around since he was 14. Since becoming a NASCAR regular in 1972. the man who resides in Franklin, has accumulated 26 Grand National victories and a reputation for hard driving.

Despite the fact he's "made it' in the most popular form of auto racing in this country, Darrell still enjoys hitting the short tracks every chance he gets like Saturday night. "I run a short track show almost every Saturday if it's possible," stated the man who learned his trade on the half-mile at the Nashville Fairgrounds. "I never get tired of the competition or the fun I have on a half-mile." OBVIOUSLY, the Gatorade folks haven't grown tired of Waltrip's performance either on or off the track. "They've been my sponsor for five years and we just signed a new three-year contract last winter." he said of his working agreement with the drink produced by the Indy-based Stokely-Van Camp firm. "Richard Petty's had STP for seven seasons and a lot of guys are able to keep their sponsors happy because NASCAR caters to the sponsors." Waltrip's positive comments about his club brought up the subject of unrest in the Indy-car and Formula One families.

He was asked if there is a lot of political bickering in NASCAR that just never makes the headlines like CART and USAC. "No, we really don't have that many problems," he replied. "There's not much input from both sides Bill France makes the rules and we live by them. "NASCAR does a good job of enforcing the rules, too, because they get people who know enough about the sport We don't have doctors, lawyers or 75-year-old men running our show." NASCAR )S MAKING a big change in 1981 by going to smaller wheelbase cars. Waltrip, who'll be driving an experimental Buick Skylark V-8 at IRP.

was asked what the general feeling was among his competitors? "It's gonna cost them a lot of money 'to change over, but most of the guys feel a smaller car is necessary," he answered. 1 Waltrip's Clermont competition will include the former scourge of IRP, Bob Senneker (who won the ASA show last June), two-time ASA champion Mark Martin and Indy 500 vet John Martin. Gates and practice open at 4 p.m., with qualifying at 6 and racing at 8 o'clock. Admission is $12 for adults, $6 for students with I.D. and children 12 and under will be admitted free.

DARRELL WALTRIP vr" Mil il YOViGBLOOD, MORALES PROVIDE POWER Mets' Burris Expos, 7-1 N. L. Baseball St. Louis scored a run in the top of the fifth when Terry Land rum reached second on an error by Schmidt. Padres 5, Astros 1 Houston (AP) Jerry Mumphrey rapped out three hits and drove in three runs and Bob Shirley hurled a four-hitter for his first complete game of the season as the San Diego Padres defeated the Houston Astros 5-1 Thursday night.

Mumphrey drove in San Diego's first run with a third-inning single following walks to Shirley and Gene Richards. He added a two-run double in the sixth against Houston starter Joe Niekro (11-10) to help break the Padres' 10-game losing streak in the Houston Astrodome. Mumphrey's double was proceeded by a single by Richards and a walk to Ozzie Smith. San Diego, which snapped an overall four-game losing streak, had not won in the Astrodome since May 17, 1979. The Dodgers opened a 2-0 lead in the first' on an RBI single by Steve Garvey and an RBI fielder's choice grounder by Ron Cey.

Phils 3, Cards 2 Philadelphia (UPI) Steve Carlton pitched a six-hitter over 8 2-3 innings and singled home a run during a three-run fifth inning Thursday night to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Mike Schmidt opened the fifth with a walk but was forced by Garry Maddox. Manny Trillo then doubled to left, the first hit off starter John Fulgham (3-4). Larry Bowa singled in two runners to put Philadelphia ahead 2-1 and advanced to second on the throw to the plate.

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Frank Taveras started the inning with a single and raced to third on Elliott Maddox's single. Lee Mazzilli drove in Taveras with a sacrifice fly and after Steve Henderson struck out, Youngblood capped the inning by slamming Norman's 3-2 pitch over the left field fence. It was the sixth homer of the season and first since July 4 for Youngblood, who had streched his hitting streak to 14 games with a single in the fourth. The Mets padded their lead with three runs off reliever Dale Murray in the seventh. Maddox singled for his third hit, Henderson walked and Youngblood singled to load the bases.

Morales then stroked a two-run single and Alex Trevino lofted a sacrifice fly. Pirates II, Cuba 3 Chicago ITI) Tim Foli drove in three runs. Bill Madlock hit a two-run homer and Eddie Solomon scattered eight hits Thursday to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to an 11-3 triumph over the Chicago Cubs. Row, 2-1 inning Thursday night, giving the Cleveland Indians a 7-6 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays for a sweep of their four-game series. After Doug Ault's two-run pinch hit homer tied the score at 6-6 for Toronto in the ninth, Harrah drew a one-out walk off loser Jerry Garvin (3-6) and Joe Char-boneau sent Harrah to third by greeting reliever Mike Barlow with a bloop single to right.

Diaz then singled to right to give the Indians their 13th victory in their last 15 games. Sid Monge, who gave up Ault's game-tying homer in the ninth, got his first victory of the season in five decisions. Ron Hassey singled home two runs to highlight a four-run fourth inning and Mike Hargrove hit a solo homer in the first inning to stake the Indians to a 5-0 lead. Stone, Walk Cited New York (AP) Pitchers Steve Stone of the Baltimore Orioles and Bob Walk of the Philadelphia Phillies Thursday were named winners of Baseball Magazine's Achievements of the Month awards for July. I if Goodrich COUPpN ft Ifc? 4.Wheel Disc-Drum BRAKE RELINE 95 Motf Amtr.

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First baseman Lamar Johnson moved in front of second baseman Jim Morrison for a leadnff grounder by Kiko Garcia but he threw wildly for an error as Trout stumbled at the bag and Garcia raced to second. Rich Dauer then hit a weak tapper toward Morrison but Johnson again interceded and then had nowhere to throw as Trout remained on the mound. Garcia reached third on the play, which was scored as a hit, and scored when Al Bumbry grounded into a double play started by Morrison. Rick Dempsey followed with a single and scored on Singleton's double Scott McGregor 1 13-51 allowed seven hits, while recording his fourth consecutive victory. Hamld Baines hit his ninth After the Pirates scored twice in the second inning on Phil Garner's triple and a wild pitch and went ahead, 3-2, in the third on Willie Stargell's RBI single, Madlock's fifth homer put the Pirates ahead for good, 5-3, in the fifth.

Foli got a two-run double in the sixth" and an RBI single in the seventh, when the Pirates scored four times. Solomon and Omar Moreno added run-scoring doubles and Parker singled home the final run of the seventh. Solomon (6-3) went the distance, walking three and striking out three. He allowed solo homers to Mike Tyson in the first and Jesus Figueroa his first in the major leagues in the second. Willie Hernandez (1-9) lasted 5 i innings and yielded seven runs in suffering the loss.

The victory pulled the Pirates, who had 16 hits, to within 1 games of first-place Montreal in the National League East. Braves 1, Dodgers 3 Atlanta (UPI) Doyle Alexander and Rick Camp combined on an eight-hitter and Glenn Hubbard smacked a two-run homer Thursday night to lead the Atlanta Braves to a 4-3 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Alexander (10-6) scattered six hits over 7 1-3 innings before leaving with cramps in his legs. Camp pitched 1 1-3 innings to earn his sixth save. The Braves, trailing 3-2, mounted their winning rally against Bob Welch (10-7) in the sixth.

Bob Horner led off with a single and went to third on a double by Dale Murphy. Jeff Burroughs and Bruce Benedict then delivered back-to-back sacrifice flies. Los Angeles went ahead 3-2 in the fourth on an RBI single by Joe Ferguson after Atlanta had tied the score 2-2 in the third on Hubbard's seventh home run. Sheri Crum Is 12th 1TATI OiPOUT Alexandria, Va. Sheri Crum.

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