The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 22

1 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1972 Sports in brief BLUE GRASS LINCOLN MERCURY GET ON THE BANDWAGON- Adolph hacking 'Keep Rupp'' move? Bishop, Stephens off Kentucky squad It hat bean UNBELIEVABLE lh way people have responded to our week end SALE PRICES. Everyone in town hat been talking about them and have bought these WONDERFUL BARGAINS. We still have a good selection of these beautiful automobiles at GIGANTIC SAVINGS for you, but the supply is dwindling. GET ON THE BANDWAGON and get your bargain now, while the selection is good. They are here for you now.

Every car is SALE PRICED. BUY TODAY! DELIVERY TODAY! From AP and Special Dispatches Attorney John Y. Brown Sr. said yesterday the movement to keep Adolph Rupp at the University of Kentucky despite his age has the support of the basketball coach himself. During a news conference in Louisville, Brown telephoned Rupp in Lexington and told the 70-year-old coach of plans to request a hearing before the UK board of trustees in an effort to keep him past normal retirement age.

After hanging up the phone, Brown announced, "He's in favor of it, and he wants to move quickly." Meantime, Rupp announced that Darryl Bishop and Elmore Stephens, the two black players who missed a delayed flight to LSU last week, are no longer on the team. "We have decided that it would be best for the two boys to discontinue basketball for the year. They have now a scarred, 32-year-old veteran of 15 years in the ring, shoots for the world middleweight crown tonight in a scheduled 15-round bout with champion Carlos Monzon at Rome. The champion is a 5-1 favorite. SKIING French slalom ace Florence Steurer won the World Cup women's slalom at Heavenly Valley, on a rutted, tough course of melting snow in which 33 of a field of 51 racers, fell on the hill or were disqualified for missing gates.

CHESS The president of the International Chess Federation, Dr. Max Euwe, said that world champion Boris Spassky must forfeit his title if he refuses to accept the venue set for his match with Bobby Fischer. The Soviet world champion and the U.S. challenger failed earlier to agree on a match site and Euwe ruled that the 24 games would be divided equally between Belgrade and Reykjavik, Iceland. Spassky protested the Associated Press Wooden you knoiv? NEW YORK Mets pitcher Charlie Williams slithers sublimely into the club's practice sliding pit in spring training at St.

Petersburg, Fla. missed a trip that embarrassed us. That was uncalled for," he said. Contacted by The Courier-Journal, Bishop said the series of delays in the flight, which finally left seven hours behind schedule, caused it to be missed. He said he preferred not to be quoted further on the matter.

Both he and Stephens are on football scholarship. The latter was unavailable for comment. OTHER BASKETBALI Eau Claire (22-1) was ranked No. 1 in the season's final National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics basketball poll. Kentucky State finished seventh.

TENNIS. The top-seeded team of Andres Gimcno and Manuel Orantes of Spain advanced into the doubles finals of the $35,000 Hampton (Va.) Indoor tennis championships with the third-seeded duo of Hie Nastase and Lan Ti-riac of Romania. Gimeno and Orantes downed the United States duo of Tom Gorman of Seattle and Jimmy Connors of Belleville, 111., 6-4, 7-6 while Nastase and Tiriac whipped Cliff Richcy of San An-gelo, and Tom Edlcfsen of Los Angeles, 7-5, 2-6, 7-5 Top-seeded Rosemary Casals and No. 4-ranked Wendy Overton took advantage of errors by their opponents to advance to the singles semifinals of the Rochester (Minn.) Invitational. Miss Casals defeated Julie Heldman and Miss Overton ousted Betty Stove.

BOXING Denny Moyer of Portland, 1971 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 2-DOOR HARDTOPS 4-DOOR SEDANS FACTORY AIR VINYL ROOF AUTOMATIC POWER STEERING POWER BRAKES RADIO LIKE NEW White blazes into Ontario field; singer Marty Robbing qualifies 1971 MERCURY COUGARS Pirales off and winging SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) Bob Moose, Bob Veale and John Lamb scattered five singles and allowed only one runner as far as third base yesterday as the world champion Pittsburgh Pirales opened their exhibition schedule by defeating the Chicago White Sox 2-0. Each pitcher worked three innings. FACTORY AIR Associated Press Don White, a two-time stock car champion from the United States Auto Club, posted the sixth fastest speed of the week yesterday to lead second-day qualifying for the Ontario 500 stock car race at Ontario, Calif. White, 37, of Keokuk, Iowa, was clocked at 149.251 miles per hour in a Plymouth he purchased only a week ago.

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Foyt, looking for his second major 500-mile victory in two weeks he won the rich Daytona 500 handily on Feb. 20 won the pole spot with a clocking of 152.217 m.p.h. It was a stock car record for the 2.5-mile Ontario Motor Speedway. Yesterday's second fastest qualifier was country and western singer Marty Rob-bins, whose Dodge was clocked at 143.960 m.p.h. Robbins had crashed his plum-purple and yellow machine against the restraining barrier Thursday, but worked all night repairing it.

STEWART ON POLE Meanwhile, world champion Jackie Stewart clinched the pole position for today's South African Grand Prix at Kyalami with the fastest practice lap of one minute, 17 seconds. Clay Regazzoni of Switzerland and Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil will start on the front row with Stewart. Skylarks FROM Air Conditioned FACTORY AIR VINYL ROOF POWER STEERING POWER BRAKES AUTOMATIC RADIO LIKE NEW Purdue bags two titles, but Mich. State threatens in Big 10 track showdown COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Purdue bagged both of the individual titles last night while Michigan State's speedboys moved into position to threaten Wiscon-' sin's Big Ten indoor track title. Jeff Bolin of Purdue long jumped 25 feet, inches and teammate Galen Heckler ran two miles in 8 minutes, 50.6 seconds to give the Boilermakers the early team lead with 12 points.

Michigan State was second with 7 points and Wisconsin third with 6 points. Host Ohio State had 3, Michigan 2 and Illinois and Indiana 1 each, Michigan State qualified eight individuals to seven for Wisconsin and Michigan for today's finals. BIG TEN TRACK RESULTS Loin lump 1. Jeff Bolln, Purdue, 2. Dell Gregory, Michigan State, 3.

John Ross, Mich-" igan State. i. Greg Johnson, Wisconsin, 24-3; S. Harry Booker, Illinois, 23-6Vj. 2-mile run 1.

Galen Hackler, Purdue, 8:50 2. Glenn Herold, Wisconsin, 3. Joe Corrv, Ohio State, 8:53 4. Phil Pyatt, Michigan, 5. Pat Mandera, Indiana, 9:07.7.

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