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Stole Editions 3 THE TIMES, SI DAY, MAY 26, 1971 Green not sure his 3-stroke Memphis lead is enough Associated Press MEMPHIS Hubert Green won't be playing it close to the vest in today's final round of the $175,000 Memphis Golf Classic. "Three strokes isn't enough," he said after establishing that much-needed margin with a two-under-par 70 in yesterday's from time to time and try to get a lot in front." Green, already the winner of some $103,000 this season, put together a 54-hole total of 202, 14 under par on the Colonial Country Club Course and within one stroke of the best three-round total of the year on the pro tour. Lou Graham and Bob Wynn came on to tie for second at 205. Graham, a native Tennesseean and a great favorite with the huge gallery, fashioned a five-under-par 67, while the longshot Wynn a non-winner in five years on the tour had a 69. Masters champion Gary Player shot himself back into contention with a 69 and a 206 total, just four strokes behind going into the last round of the chase for a $35,000 first prize.

He was tied with tour regular Don Bies, who had the day's best round, a 66. Rod Curl, the little Wintu Indian who scored a surprise triumph last week in Fort Worth, and Tom Watson drifted back. They were tied for second, two shots back of Green, when play started in mild, cloudy weather, but Watson went to a 74-208 and Curl a 75 for 209. Defending champion Dave Hill had a 70-210. Green, who took the lead in Friday's second round, never trailed and was never caught.

He parred the first six holes he played, birdied the par-five seventh, then parred around to the 16th, another par five. He was hole high in two, hit a beautiful little chip to within two feet of the flag and made the putt. That gave him a four-shot lead, and, with another par five coming up, it looked as it he was preparing to run off and hide from the rest of the field. But he bogeyed the tough 17th, three-putting from a long distance, and had to settle for a par five on the finishing hole after driving into the rough. third round.

"Three strokes is one better than I was starting the round," Green noted. "But it isn't much. If I make a bogey and somebody else makes a birdie, then all of a sudden it's pretty tight. "I'm gonna try to gamble a little bit 4 'I' 1 -srtj Memphis Golf Classic scores JOI Hubert Green. 205 Lou Graham, Bob Wynn.

204 Gary Player, Don Bies. 207 Bobby Mitchell, Larry Ziegler. 205 Tom Watson. 209 Rod Curl, Ray Floyd, Jim Colbert. 210 Kermit Zarley, Dave Hill, Al Geiberger, Chuck Courtney.

21) John Schlee, Joe Inman, Jim Wiechers, Wally Armstrong, Forrest Fezler, Lyn Lott. 212 Dan Sikes, Gary Groh, Larry Nelson, Jack Ewing, George Archer. 213 Bob Rosburg, Tom Shaw, Larry Hinson, Randy Erskme, John Lister, Mike Hill, Leonard Thompson, Steve Melnyk, Ross Randall, Jim Dent, Monty Kaser, Lon Hinkle, Lee Trevino. 214 Lionel Hebert, BobDy Heins, Dale Douglass. Bob Payne, Bert Yancey, Joe Porter.

215 Charles Sifford, Bob Eastwood, Charlie Owens, Bob Zender, Bruce Fleisher, Grier Jones, Mac McLendon, Labron Harris, Jim Masserio. 214 Bob Allard, Dick Rhyan, Marion Heck, Mason Rudolph, Don Padgett, David Graham. 217 Gil Morgan, Tom Jenkins, John Jacobs, Allen Miller, Jim Barber. 218 Arnold Salinas, Frank Beard, Dwlght Nevil, Ben Kern. 2l Mike Morley, David Glenz.

220 Ron Cerrudo, Jeff Steinberg. 221 Larry Wood. Louisville's Pro-Celeb golfers at Memphis 210 At Geiberger. 211 John Shaw Bob Rosburg. 214 Lionel Hebert.

218 Frank Beard. IllllliilililiiiiPi Associated Presi Roll call TRACK TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Dave Bethany was named coach of the year in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. uv-i HOCKEY CLEVELAND CRUSADERS Former player John Hanna confirmed reports that he'll become new head coach, replacing Bill Needham. FOOTBALL UNIVERSITY of VIRGINIA Named Steve Shaugh-nessy, an assistant at Pulaski High School in Green Bay, as graduate assistant coach. BUFFALO BILLS Signed rookie punter Brian poherty of Notre Dame and two veterans corner-back Ike Harrison and reserve offensive tackle Bob Penchlon.

Aiv putt! It didn't roll in HUBERT GREEN bends over as he watches his putt on the 13th hole stop short of the pin. Green, seeking his third title of the year, fired a two-under-par 70 for the third-round Memphis Classic lead. Accipiter nabs Best Of It Tom Tulle Brindabella ft life Fleet returned $8.60 and $5.20, and Joy paid $3.20. GOLDEN GATE Times Rush set a turf-course record of 1:35 45 for the mile at the Albany, track in winning the $34,250 Oakland Handicap by 112 lengths over Curious Course. There was a deadheat for third between Pontoise and Imaginative.

Raul Ramirez rode Times who paid $30.80, $8.60 and $3.40. Other payoffs were $3.80 and $2.40 on Curious Course, $2.40 on Pontoise and $2.20 on Imaginative. DELAWARE PARK Mo Bay, strongly handled by Gregg McCarron, scored a nose victory over Barbizon Streak in the $28,300 Hannibal Handicap. The time was 1:1135 for six furlongs. Mo Bay, carrying 111 pounds, five less than Barbizon Streak, paid $12.20, $5.20 and $2.80.

Barbizon Streak, handled by Rick Wilson, returned $4 and $2.60. Dr. Hurt paid $2.60 to show. PIMLICO Port Conway Lane ran the 1 116 miles of the $27,300 City of Baltimore Handicap in 1:42 .15, paying $14, $6.40 and $4.40 under Tommy Walsh. Then came Dancer's Verde, $6.20 and $4.40, and Ecole Etage, $4.20.

A high view of a Hightoiver STEPHANIE Hightower of Ft. Knox noses ahead AA 50-yard hurdles. Miss Hightower won in a record of Ava Wilson of Madisonville in yesterday's Class time of 6.9 seconds. Pac Quick scores in Bashford Manor Carter, other local racers fare well at Beech Bend From AP and Special Dispatches Sigmund Sommer's Accipiter, the 18th finisher in the Kentucky Derby field of 23, returned to his favorite distance yesterday and drew out to a 1 34-length victory over Bwamazon Farm's Best Of It in the $60,400 Withers Mile at Belmont Park. With Angel Santiago up, the son of Damascus overtook Best Of It deep in the stretch for a clocking of 1:35 35 in the 99th running of the historic stakes for 3-year-olds.

J. W. Lacroix's Hosiery was a nose back in third and 2 12 lengths before Bold and Fancy, who formed half of the 5-2 favored entry with El Espano-leto in the field of 11. The track was labeled "good." Accipiter, off at 7-2 with the 36,459 fans, paid $9.80, $5.40 and $5. Best Of It, a 4-1 shot with Don Brumfield riding, returned $6 and $4.60.

Hosiery, at 13-1 under Eddie Maple, paid $8.60. Best Of It broke through the gate, delaying the start, but Brumfield said, "We had no excuses. He was just outrun in the stretch." Santiago said Accipiter, trained by Frank (Pancho) Martin, "ran like he did earlier this year. He felt so much better." Gusty O'Shay, a 35-1 hazard, led for the first quarter in :22 35. Bold and Fancy took over at the six furlongs in 1:10 35 and then Best Of It moved to the front.

Surf Catcher was fifth, followed by Be a Native, Silver Badge, El Espanoleto, The Scotsman, Cumulo Nimbus, Gusty O'Shay and Nostrum. Lover John and Sharp Gary were scratched. Jockey Ron Turcotte said that Nostrum, a previously unbeaten Dr. Fager colt owned by John A. Bell III of Lexington, "couldn't stand up in the going, let alone run his best." Nostrum was the co-second choice with Accipiter.

SPORTSMAN'S Tom Tulle swept by Model Husband on the last turn and went on to win the $63,000 National Jockey Club Handicap by six lengths. Smooth Dancer was second and Chateau-vira third in the 1 116-mile race. Tom Tulle, ridden by Larry Snyder was timed in 1:43 25 and paid $4.80, $3 and $2.20. Smooth Dancer, coupled with stablemate Fame and Power, paid $5 and $2.80. Chateauvira returned $2.60.

GARDEN STATE Brindabella, with Walt Blum up, surprised in the $58,000 Vineland Handicap, running the 1 14 miles on turf in 2:04 35 in beating North Broadway by a length. Lilac Hill was third among the nine fillies and mares. Brindabella paid $14, $5.40 and $3.40. North Broadway's prices were $4 and $3.20, and Lilac Hill paid $3.20. HOLLYWOOD Laffit Pincay Jr.

topped a four-victory performance aboard Claiborne Farm product Tallahto in the $38,950 Hawthorne Handicap for fillies and mares. The 4-year-old daughter of Nantallah ran the seven furlongs in a swift 1:20 35 to nose out Sister Fleet, with Joy third. Wanda, invading from the East, was pulled up when she tore loose part of her right front hoof. Tallahto paid $7, $4 and $2.80. Sister Continued from Page 1 Dust hit the fence as he neared the three-sixteenths pole.

Espinoza said, however, wasn't the case. that such "The one horse me a little, but I (Kaanapali) bothered didn't hit the fence," said Espinoza. "He didn't want to go through on the inside and I switched the stick (to the left side) and I had to take him out around two horses." Veers to outside sharply Espinoza veered Paris Dust sharply to the outside at midstretch in an attempt to overtake Pac but the Golden Chance Farm colt couldn't close enough ground in the final furlong. "My horse was much the best," declared Espinoza. "He just had a little bit of bad luck." Pac Quick, owned by Browncll Combs II and trained by R.

J. Fischer, was timed in :59 35 on a fast strip, 1 45 seconds off the track record. The winner, a son of Clem Pac, earned $16,607 and paid $11.60, $4.20 and $3.40. Paris Dust, a Dust Commander colt sent off as the 3-2 favorite by the crowd of 15,370, returned $3.40 and $2.60. Kaanapali paid $4.20 to show.

Manganello, who moved Head Bandito from seventh to finish a fast-closing fourth, was seeking his fourth victory in in Withers; Tallahto win CALDER Tasty Bit romped by nine lengths in the $17,700 Ruddy Belle Stakes, paying $5.20, $3.20 and $2.80. Carlos Mar-quez rode the winner, who ran the seven furlongs in 1:25 25 to beat out Hickory Gray, $3.20 and $2.80, and Bend an Ear, $7.40. THISTLEDOWN B. M. Wilson guided So Elegant home first in the $17,000 Thistledown Stakes at a $9.60, $4.20 and $4.20 return after a mile in 1:41.

Risquer placed at $3.60 and $3.60, and Butternut Run showed at $11.20. ELSEWHERE Instead of Roses, with Robin Platts aboard, set a Woodbine track record of 1:21 45 for seven furlongs in beating entrymate Runnin Roman in the $16,800 Marine Stakes for 3-year-olds. The entry paid $2.70, $2.30 and $2.10, with Sam's Won third at $2.50 Hy Carol took the Clang Handicap at River Downs, running 7 12 furlongs on grass in 1:33 35 under Perry Ouzts and paying $3.60, $2.80 and $2.20. Second was Forsyth Drive, $4.20 and $3. Third was Dogone Frosty, $2.40 Sammy Maple rode three winners at Detroit, including Le Club ($14) in the $10,000 Jack Riggs Handicap.

In Super Stock class finals, area racers took their share of the titles as Mike Keown of New Albany and Bill Felkcr and Kenny Schindlcr of Jcffersonville, won titles in preparation for today's eliminator program. Danny Geary of Leitchficld, a teammate of Felkcr and Schindlcr, also won a class title. All four drove Camaros. California drivers Dick Landy and Butch Leal, both from Northridge and former Pro Stock drivers, won class laurels in Dodge and Plymouth entries. Fellow Californian Norm Mayersohn of Van Nuys, a technical editor for an automotive magazine, drove his "test case" Chevelle to the SS-M class title.

In the Competition Eliminator qualifications, Don Deane of Indianapolis led the field with an experimental dragster while Friday's leader, Ed Sigmon of Canoga Park, slipped to 6th spot in the 16-car field. Joe Williamson and John Baincs, both of Louisville, qualified six-cylinder machines for the Competition finals, Williamson in a Ford roadster and Baincs in a Chevy dragster. Final action gets under way at 12 noon to decide the five eliminator winners who will share the major portion of the in cash and contingency awards for the first-ever drag racing event offered strictly for the sportsmen drivers. to 21 athletes Test (ACT) scores. The conversion tables had been outlawed by the NCAA in 1969.

Apparently each of eight OVC schools will be affected, and OVC commissioner Art Guepe said yesterday that one "groujj appeal" will be filed to the NCAA from the conference. "As soon as we find out how many athletes are affected, then we will make an appeal on behalf of everyone who is involved," said Guepe. According to one NCAA official, normal punishment in a case similar to this, is one year of ineligibility for the individual. But the official indicated there could be a different penalty in this situation. MVS' 0Cw)nQjaueaaHMg2 llilll Stiff Photo by Georgt Wedding Pac Quick, bred by Leslie Combs II, now has won three straight races.

He had lost his first three starts before putting together his winning streak, first capturing a maiden event on May 10 at the Downs and then following up with a pair of stakes successes the denary on May 19 at River Downs and the 73rd running of the Bashford Manor. Lexington. Trots results 1 $500; pace; mile: Merlon (Mcllvain), $3.20, 3, Funny Donut, 4.20, Fantasy Creed, 3.60. Also: Rendezvous, War Lassie, Win Direct Jo, John-ess Tempo, Babe Burns. Time: 2:05.

PERFECT A (2-6), $18.40 1 S60O; pace; mile: P. K. Gold (Mills), $8.40, 2.30, 2.60; Winter Warrior, 3 60, 2.60; Artie Kay, 4.20. Also: Harrys Melody, Lindas Colonel, Easy Sweet, Deans Choice. Time: 2:08 3-5.

3 $700; trot; mile: Dancing Party (Herman), $4.20, 2.60, 2.40; Mellister, 2.80. 2.60; Add Air Freight, 4. Also: Glowing Speed, My Love Story, Gay Belcanto, Lovell Hanover. Time: 2:04 4-5. 4 $1100; pace; mile: Kcllvtuck Lutie (Mills), $12.60, 5.80, 4.40; ArchieJ Lad, 8, 4.20; Mr Touchdown, 3.

Also: Lucky Jon El, Jills Prospect, Rusty Beau, Aceway Gene, Architect. Time: 2:04 2-5. PERFECTA (4-3), $137.80 5 $600; pace; mile: Mo Mite (Murphy), $8.40, 4, 3.20; Edqewood Kent, 4.40, 3.20; Syndication, 3.60. Also: Lisa Barca, Slipping Thru, Look Out Pete, Mercury Bills Win, Little Johnny M. Time: 2:04.

6 51800; pace; mile: Hasty Retreat (McNeil), $11.20, 2.60, 2.20; Timely Archer, 2.40, 2.20; Dandy Dixie, 2.20. Also: Mommas Baby, Bondville. Time: 2:02 2-5. 7 $800; pace; mile: Authentic Butler (Herman), $3, 3.20, 2.60; Leopardess, 8.80, Neads Golden Lad, 4.80. Also: Merlot, Brandy Mite, Solars Son, Bong Bono, Volos Fame.

Time: 2:04. PERFECTA (6-4), $93.40 Friday Night 8 pace; Poppin Popcorn (Murphy), $28.80, 14.40, 4.80; Ben- lamin joe, 12.20, s.zo; Mystery nae, 3. Also: Justly Henry, Magic Pride, Queens Paleface. Time, 2:04 4-5. 9 trot; Wishful Flight (Smith), $18.40, 5, 5.40; Anvil, 2.60, 3.20; Fingertip 4.40.

Also: Jubilee Arvak, Proud Possessor, Fastball, Noble Mahlon Time, 2:03. 10 $700; pace; Dennyland (Fabert), $6.20, 5, 3.40; Happy Richard, 5.20, 4.60; Rock Springs Sis, 4.80. Also: Guy Direct, Quaker Kathv Fernie Bell, Delux Dale, Charlie Lee. Time, 2:06 3-5. PERFECTA (4-2), $32.20 ATTENDANCE 2,954 Today's stakes race entries Hollywood 8 $125,000 added Hollywood Invitational up; I'j turf: Yvelot 115, Mr.

Cockatoo 112, London Company 123, Scentling 114, Acclimatization 117, Outdoors 113, Court Ruling 117, Astray 128, El Rey 119, Wichita Oil 117. Delaware Park $25,000 added Parlo Turf 3.V..Q. A up: 1 1-16 mi. turf: Hep.) fils. mares; Euonymus 111, Backwoods 111, Somethlna Super 113, Naleesa 109, Garland Of Roses 110, Atonement 108, a-Juss Fishing 107, Maybe Crafty 108, a-Out Cold 111, Twixt 126, Speak Action 106, Addemup 107, Sarre Green 117.

a Coupled. Woodbine 6515,000 added, ale. 3- 7 (: Madam Gracie 117, Princess Gate 115, Emerald Landing 119, Show Girl 113, Queen of Them All 114, Levee Lucky 118, Hildesheim 114, La Prevoyante 121, Miss Rebound 124. Suffolk Priscilla Stakes; 5 Cannot Tell A Lie 113, Quick Knock 111, a-Combat Zon? Ill, What A Trinket 113, Double Theory 111, Exclusive Carlin 113, a-Uncap 113, April Brush 111 Inchigeclah 111, Secret's Out 121. a Coupled.

the Bashford Manor. His previous winners were Tisab last year, Santiago Road in'1968 and T. V. Commercial in 1967. "This horse doesn't have any speed at all," Manganello said of Head Bandito.

"He's a big-striding colt and it takes him a while to get himself together. He was catching them with every stride. He just needed a little more ground." Rounding out the Bashford Manor order of finish, Country Boy Jim ran fifth, followed by second choice Naughty Jake, Whisper King, Glenwood Park and Tampa Dan, a 104-1 longshot. River Downs results 1 Instant Decision (Ewing), $11.40, 5.40, 3.40; Page Of Greek, 4.40; Song Boy, 3. 2 Win Pac (DeJesus), J17.20, .20, i.0; Freedom Streak, 9.60, 6.60; Pampaw's Time, 4.80.

DAILY DOUBLE (2-8), $146 3 a-Neutral Zone (Castillo), $5.60, 5.40, 3.60; a-Pen Scot, 5.40, 3.60; Tulara, 3.80. a-Coupled. 4 Peace to Billie (Sayler), $8.40, 3.80, 3.80; Run Spook's Run, 3.80, 3.80; Artis Lane, 6.40. $3 QUINELLA (2-6), $25.80 5 King Hunza (Ouzts), $11, 6, 4.60; Mars Royal, 1.20, 5.60; Sylvan's Bet, 8.40. 6 Tiny Love (Sayler), $8.60, 4.20, He Le Alia, (.80, 4.80; Mr.

Charisma, 4.20. 7 Run Bold (G. Ryan), $6.20, 5, 3.60; Swerving Mammy, 22.20, 6.80; Jen Day, 3.60. $3 QUINELLA (5-7), $262.50 t-Espenfield (Diehl), $12.80, 7.20, Buis, 10.60, Chairman Baker 3.60. 9 Hy Carol (Ouzts), $3.60, 2.80, 2.20; Forsyth Drive, 4.20, Dogone Frosty, 2.40.

10 Going Gallant (Milord), $3.40, 3.40, 2.80; Hereford, 6.20, 4.20; Royal Cocktail, 5.20. 3 QUINELLA (6-12), $25.80 ATTENDANCE 6,359 Randals Basin (Manganello), 3.20 3 Also: Back In Clover, Old Acres, Hidare Navy, My Boy Scotty, Amboasting. Time, 1:11 2-5. EXACTA (4-1), $32.60 clmg; 4-y-o up; 6 Eternal Link (Barrow), $6.20, 3, 2.60 .1 Clifford (Gavidia), 2.80, 2.40 1 Misty Too (Patterson), 3.20 3 Also: Jay Lea, J. Finxpilter, Moon Eagle, Notso-laka.

Dark Vlci. Time, 1:11 1-5. 7 alw; 4-y-o up; 7 Zografos (Gavidia), $8.80, 3.60, 2.40 1 a-Master Ribot (Spindler), 2.80, 2.20 2 Roundhouse (Arroyo), 2.20 3 Also: Mr. Champ, a-Fellxo, Starkers, Our Trade Winds. a-Coupled.

Time, 1:24 2-5. Bashford Manor Stakes; 2-y-o; 5 Pac Quick (G. Patterson), $11.60, 4.20, 3.40 1 Paris Dust (Espinoza), 3.40. 2.60 2 Kaanapali (Snell), 4.2k 3 Also: Whisper King, Naughty Jake, Tampa Dan, Country Bov Jim, Head Bandito, Glenwood Park. Time, :59 3-5.

clmg; 4-y-o up; 1 1-16 Buck's Pal (Columbia), $15, 7.40, 5.20 I Good Voyag (McKnlght), 4.20, 3 2 Me Gayle (Fires), 4 3 Also: Gooden, Pass the Brandy, Abrocrozier, Two Two Much, Artie Page. Time, 1:48. EXACTA (5-6) $76 ATTENDANCE Churchill Downs results Special to The Courier-Journal BOWLING GREEN, Ky. Area racers had a good day at the drag races as Super Stock and Modified class finals and qualifications concluded with yesterday's action at the NHRA Sportsnationals at Beech Bend International Raceway. The event, sanctioned by the National Hot Rod Association, saw John Carter conquer previous transmission troubles in a brand new Vega to lead funny car qualifiers in the new Pro Comp Eliminator category.

A 35-year-old driver from Louisville, Carter clocked a quick run at 7.23 seconds, finishing at 185.56 miles per hour to capture the 6th spot in the 16-car final field for today's program. Jim Scott of Canoga Park, continued to lead all qualifiers in Pro Comp with a 7.04 clocking at 189.87 mph run on Friday. Scott, at the wheel of Al Weiss' rear-engine gas dragster, had a chance to make the mark a new national record with an "insurance" run today. The team has recorded the quickest times for the AA-Dragster class with recent 6.90's in California. The biggest upset of the day came in Modified Eliminator class racing as Rick Barrett blasted his "budget" 1973 Ford Pinto to the B-Gas class win over Billy (the Kid) Stepp's Dodge Demon.

Barrett, from Noblesville, took a superb start and motored to the win at 9.51 seconds and 144.46 mph. school said the 10 other athletes have not yet been notified because class is out for the summer. After the athletes are contacted, Austin Peay will release names. Middle Tennessee released the name of basketball player 6-foot-7 Dave Bohr-mann, a junior -from Royal Center, Ind. Tennessee Tech said Don McDaniel, a guard on the football team and the only returning veteran in the offensive line, also is ineligible.

Morehead released a list of seven Friday, excluding football players. The violations stem from a conversion table the OVC used in 1970-72 to convert a recruit's Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) scores into American Collegiate OVCs 'ineligibility list soars Weather Clear Track Fast 1 clmg; 4-y-o up; 1 1-16 Freddy Boy II (Barrow), $8.20, S.20, 3.20 1 Exciting Dancer (Brown), M0, 4 2 Spud (Niblick), 3.60 3 Also; HI Green, Cross Bonnie, Jac Court, Petare Blue, Mr. Glamor, Snow Whisker. Time, 1:47 4-5. 2 clmg; 3-y-o; 6 Battle Horn (Breen), $8.60, 4.80, 3.20 1 Kissin Cat (Spindler), 5.60, 3.80 I Mid Show (Tauzin), 3.40 3 Also: Tipnv Tai, Light Colonel, Dominar Lea, Slapstick Al, Tennessee Mack.

Time, 1:13 3-5. DAILY DOUBLE (1-4), $43.80 3 mdns; 2-y-o; 5 Rend Lake (Murchison), $4.40, 3.40, 2.60 1 Home Pines (Tauzin), 7, 3.80 2 Canvasser (Manganello), 4 3 Also: Filly Lu Hill, Mr. Federal Action. Higher Marks, Klrksvllle, Ruggles Ferry. Time, :59 2-5.

4 3 4-y-o; 6 a-Rum Cocoloco (Murchison), $8.80, 3, 2.40 1 Beauty Again (Breen), 2.60, 2.40 I Danish Princess (Catalano), 3 3 Also; Glory Tree, Timely Missile, Costly Pleasure, Kolatchen, Lovely Less, a-Risoue Romance. a-Coupled. Time, 1:13 1-5. 5 clmg; 4-y-o up; 6 Uncopyable. (Gavidia), $5.20, 3.40, J.80 Swift Passage (Spindler), 6, 4.20 .1 By TOM PATTERSON Courier-Journal Times Staff Writer The number of athletes now apparently ineligible because of a boo-boo in the Ohio Valley Conference has reached 21.

Besides basketball players Fly Williams and Danny Odums, Austin Peay said yesterday it will lose 12 others because of a violation of entrance requirements. Only two of the athletes were named, tennis players Manuel Losada and Larry Weiss. Both are members of the OVC champs, which had been invited to NCAA post-season play. They will not compete now. Officials at the Clarksville, fc i hTj fnnft 11 fi i' fc i iTi fi iiil iiit uii rfi ri ih ifTi rffti igft iffi im.