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9) T1IK COliRlEK-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE. KY ATUKDAY MORNING. APRIL 21, 1971 Parts Service Sales a i 1 speedster lias lost only once Soph Burnett sparkles for Jeff High 's track team SUTTON VOLKSWAGEN 406 f. Highway 131 AulhoriieJ Phone 282-7714 Jeff's 880 relay team, which holds the school record of 1:34.3. lie and Tom Hill are the school's leading long jumpers with a lop leap of 20 feet, 10 inches.

He doesn't like the long jump but does it because "the coach asked me to." In the 100, Barnett has been beaten once this season by Baron Hill of Seymour by two strides. His best time in the 100 is :10.2, which he has done four times, including the Franklin and New Albany Relays. His best time in the 220 came at Clarksville, :22.5 in a dual meet. Marvin Allen holds the school record By WALLACE BLAIR Courier-Journal Correspondent Bill Barnett, a quiet, soft-spoken individual who is only a sophomore, is bidding to become Jeffersonville High School's most outstanding track athlete since Steve Porter won state championship in the high hurdles (out years ago. Unlike Porter, who will be playing his third year of varsity football at Indiana University this fall, Barnett is small.

The little speedster is five feet, eight inches tall and weighs 142 pounds. Barnett runs the 100, 220 and anchors in the 100 of 10 flat set in 1959 and also holds the 220 school record with :22.2 the same year. Barnett was named Jeff High's "Outstanding Track Athlete" by his teammates last year as a freshman. He scored a total of 110 points last season. He has already scored 151 points this year.

Coach Will Cheesman and his assistant, Mike Ehringcr, agree that what makes Barnett great is his attitude, plus his natural ability. Barnett has been running since he was a student at Spring Hill school in the fiftli grade. He lives only a square from the new Spring Hill school and goes daily to run on the school grounds with the exception of the days when he has a meet. Cheesman thinks Barnett will set new school records before the season is over in both events. The coach thinks when he learns to get off the blocks he'll get down to 10 flat in the 100.

Ehringer and Cheesman explained how they check their runners for condition in practice. Ehringer, a distance runner at Providence High School and Franklin College, is in charge of the distance men at Jeff High. When a boy runs a mile or two-mile in practice, they immediately check his heart beat. If it is 180 and if it drops back to 120 in 30 seconds, the boy is in condition, Ehringcr explained. Cheesman and Ehringer have built new enthusiasm in track at Jeff High.

Next season at the new high school located on State Road 62 and Allison Lane, a new composition track with a 220 straightaway will be ready for use. Cheesman said yesterday he expects more than 100 boys to report next season. Barnett is one of seven children of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Barnett, who moved to Jeffersonville from Bowling Green, 14 years ago.

He has a brother and sister younger than he. None of the family has participated in sports. GABE'S More fln your Valuables 800 S. PRESTON (AT COLLEGE ST.) I i ie Boxing back on TV as Foster defends CHOICE OF I LPs Winchell plac es 5th in shot put competition DES MOINE, Iowa (AP) Former Indiana University shot put ace Bob Winchell placed fifth last night in the open division championships at the 62nd Drake Relays. Winchell put the shot 55 feet, 10 inches to finish well behind the winner, Al Feucrbach of the Pacific Coast Athletic Club.

Feucrbach threw the 16-pound iron ball 65-9 34. LJ FULL 90 PROOF EVERY PARTY JL FIFTH man's Muhammad Ali. Said Foster, whose title was lifted last year by the World Boxing Association for failure to defend it in what was considered proper fashion: "That cat's got to be knocked out." Although heavyweight champion Joe Frazicr will be in the corner of Anderson, a stablematc, Foster is a 3-1 favorite. "Last I heard," said Foster, "Frazicr ain't gonna be wearing no gloves." Associated Press Talkative Ray Anderson of Akron, Ohio, will get his shot at Bob Foster's share of the world light-heavyweight championship tonight at Tampa, as boxing returns to television prime time (Channel 41, 9:30) after an eight-year hiatus. Despite four losses in the last 18 months, Anderson has boasted like a poor ALSO AVAILABLE IN BOTTLED IN BOND results High school tenuis JEFFERSONVILLE 4, FLAGET 3 Sinsles Tom VanDenover (J) def.

Arnie Culllvan 6-0, 6-4; Bruce Lawrence (J) def. Neal Klublk 4-3, 4-6. 6-4; Kenny Abbott (J), def. John Norton 6-4, 6-3; Keith Dant (F) def. Tony DiNoto 6-3, 6-4; Tim Veach (J), def.

Greg Roberts 6-3, 6-8, 6-4. Doubles Culll-van-Klublk VanDenover-Abbott 6-4, 6-3; Norton-Dant (F) def. Rick Austin-Dale Moss 6-4, 8-6. NEW ALBANY 4, ST. XAVIER 3 Sinples Charles Ellis (N.A.) det.

Tom Tafel 6-3, 6-4; Dennis Emery (N.A.) def. Dave Wolfe 7-5, 6-3; Brian Becbar (St. def. Bill Briscoe 2-6, 6-4, 6-0; Dave Knalbel (St. X) def.

Tony Breece 6-2, 7-5; Grefl Steinbeck (St. X) def. Damon Sims 7-5; Doubles Ellis-Brerce (N.A.) def. Becbar-Gary Spalding 8-5; def. Steinbock-Knabel 8-4.

Davis hurls Jeff past Manual 7-1; Providence wins KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY T. W. Samuels Distillery Deatsville, NELSON COUNTY, Kentucky Veteran Barbara Mclntire stunned teenager Mollis Stacy with a five-hole sweep starting at the second hole and won her sixth North and South Amateur golf championship, 6 and 5. Villanova won an unprecedented sixth straight Penn Relays distance medley in 9:44.1. The University of Kentucky's 440-yard relay team had the top qualifying time, :40.9.

UK's Jim Green topped 100-yard dash qualifiers in :09.5, Dick Conley was second in the discus throw finals and Bill Lightsey was third in the long jump, In the Drake Relays, four records were broken, led by three-miler Frank Snorter's 13:07, six seconds off the previous mark. Virginia Tech named as its new head basketball coach Don DeVoe, an assistant at Ohio State. DeVoe signed a three-year contract to succeed Howie Shannon, who resigned March 30. Al Denson, No. 7 all-time American Football Conference pass receiver, was acquired by the Minnesota Vikings from Denver for defensive back John Charles and a high 1972 draft choice.

Minnesota also sent defensive tackle Rich Stepanek to San Diego for an undisclosed 1972 draft choice. Walter Chadwick, 25, leading rusher on Tennessee's 1967 Orange Bowl football team and now a Smyrna, high school coach, was critically injured yesterday in a car-truck collision in Atlanta. His mother said hospital officials told her Chadwick "has suffered extensive brain damage and needs blood badly." Chadwick's brother, Dennis, is expected to quarterback Tennessee next fall. BLUE GRASS LINCOLN MERCURY GDGANTDC Smith leads N. Harrison to Blue River track win North Harrison's Ron Smith scored 19 points yesterday to lead his track team to a victory in the Blue River Conference meet.

North Harrison finished with 87 points to 69 for defending champion Perry Central. Smith won the high hurdles, the low hurdles and was a member of North Harrison's winning 880 relay team. Pekin, meanwhile, defeated Paoli and Crothersville in a triangular meet. BLUE RIVER CONFERENCE TRACK MEET Team results: North Harrison 87, Perrv Central 69, Milltown 27, Lanesville 21, South Central 19, English 17, Marengo 13, Leavenworth 3. Individual: High hurdles Ron Smith (NH), 17.1 Don Maymon (NH), Steve Doogs (PC); mile John Crawford (E), 4:56.8, Wiltord Sieg (NH), Rick Ges-wein (LA); 100 John Ransdell (Ml), 10.9.

Smith (NH), Jim Rogier (PC); 440 Don Hasenstab (NH), :56.7, Fred Brown (E), Ron Brock (SO; 880 Gary Brown (SO, 2:10.8. Leon Crecelius (Ml), David Etienne (PC); 220 Rogier (PC), :24.3, Ransdell (Ml), Jim Peter (PC); low hurdles Smith (NH), 22.1 Don Graves (PC), Chuck Himmelhaver mile-Mike Key (NH), 10:37, James Timberlake (NH), Dave Schmelz (LA); mile relay North Harrison (Tony Beavers, Mike Schmidt, Sieq, Hasenstab), 3:54.1, Perry Central, South Central; 880 relay North Harrison (Smith, Maymon, Mark Davidson, Rick McCutcheon), 1:39.1 (new meet record), Perry Central, Milltown; freshman relay North Harrison (Kim Fisher, Dennis Spencer, Greg Eveslage Thomas), 1:51.9, Marengo, Leavenworth, shot put-Peter (PC), 43-4, Don Graves (PC). Bob Broughton (MA); long jump McCutcheon (NH), 19-3, Ray Niehaus (PC), Kevin Smith (MA); pole vault Smith MA), 10-3, Marvin Crawford (NH), Hank Withers (SO; high iump Mike George (PC), 5-7, McCutcheon (NH), Otis Broughton (LE). PEKIN EASTERN 75, PAOLI 43'2, CROTHERSVILLE 29 hurdles David Dietrich (PE), :17.4 Chasdain (P); mile run oRdnyGraham (C), 4:54.2, Mark Toppe (C); 100 Dennis Crain (PE), 10.6, Gary Hogan (PE); 440 Ronnie Sullivan (PE Lonnie Lewellen (PE); 880 James Smith (PE) 2:07.6, Ben Mannix (C); 220 Dennis Crain (PE) 24.1, Glenn Mete hurdles Gary Hogan (PE) Terry Hein (PE); two mile Steve Morris, mile relay Pekin Eastern (Sullivan, B. Hein, Smith, Steve Graves), 3:44, Paoli; 880 Crothersville (Mark Laud-mann, David Samples, Mike Cozart, Metz), Paoli; shot putJon Foddrill (P) 42, Danny King (P); long lUvBn (PE' 18-'0' Foddrill (PEl.high jump -Foddrill (P) 5.7, Morris (PE); pole vault-Jeff Jackson (PE) 10.6, Gordon Denny (P).

3 3 Rich Davis, who has been pitching in the shadows of Rich Romans at Jeffersonville this year, made the spotlight yesterday by hurling Jeff to a 7-1 victory over visiting Manual. Davis, who won 12 games last year and is now 4-0 this season, stopped Manual on just two hits. He struck out 11 and walked only three as Jeff ran its record to 9-1. The only oss came at the hands of Providence on Thursday. Mike Rainbolt sparked the big tird inning with two singles for Providence while Bill Hoyland added a triple and Pete Corrao a double.

Gary McCartin, who pitched the first three innings, registered the win while Billy Schuler took the loss. MANUAL 010 000 0 1 1 JEFFERSONVILLE 00) 420 7 4 1 Dewey Johnson, Larry Hardaway (4), Robert Bvers (6) and Charles McDonald; Rich Davis and Mike Croudep. Davis. Johnson. PROVIDENCE 108 000 09 11 3 FLAGET 102 000 1 4 9 4 Gary McCartin.

Alan Hill (4), Donnie Spellman (7) and Pat Dangburn; Billy Schuler, Mike Thompson (3) and Allan Gammel. 3B Bill Hoyland (P). 2B Pete Corrao (P). WP McCartin (2-1 LP Schuler (1-2). DAY DAY SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY Louisville Downs results 1 $500; pace; mile: Tom Oilier (.

Howard), $14.20, 6.20, Self Winder, 5.60, Zonamite, 3.60. Also: Go, Sister Duke Gamaun, Lloyds Surprise, More Scotch. Time: 2:13. 2 $600; pace; mile: Ikes Pride (R. Parker), $5.60, 4.20, Hoosier Torpedo, 4.60,3; Ring Twice, 2.80.

Also: Rose Dust, Bernie Rainbow, Adios Amber, StarDust Tass, Sharon Strong. Time: 2:09 3-5. DAILY DOUBLE (6-1) $65.80 3 $500; pace; mile: Andy Thistle (C. Bond), $7.20, 5, Renees Jewel, 6.40, 3.80; Worthy Robin, 3.80. Also: Jewel Anderson, Justly Mary Todd, Sonny Counsel, Rawhide Lil, Logan Brooks.

Time: 2:09 2-5. i $600; Trot; mile: Adas Darling (R. Millington), $3.60, 2.80, 2.60; Comanche Patch, 4, 3.20; Johnito Dean, 4.20. Also: Restful Trip, Hardys Jay, Adios, Lang-ley Star. Time, 2:10.2.

5 5700; Pace; mile: Chief Eagle (D. McKirgan), $10, 5.20, 2.60; Spike 4.40, 3.40; Yankee Gunner, 3. Also: Earnest Time, Ging A Ling, Govenor Byrd. Time, 2:08. 6 S60O; Pace; mile: Eddies May Song (D.

Howard), $6.80. 3, 2.80; Horn-blower, 3.40, Strawberry Ridge, 3.60. also: Parker Pence, Comanche Doll, Rocky John, My Jake, Lou Parker. Time, 2:09.2. 7 $1000; pace; cond mile: Zooms Painter (R.

Parker), $5.60, 3.60, 2.20; Bows Brother, 4.20, 2.20; Mr. Doc, 2.20. Also: Mack Greenteer, Majestic Belle G. Time: 2:09.6. S600; pace; mile: Little Nig (M.

Arnold), $13, 7.6", 4.60; Adios Nieta, 10, 5.40; Irma, 5.60. Also: Cuban Rodney, Busy Busy, Pert Joe, Guss Gal, Victoria Adrian. Time: 2:10.2. 9 $600; trot; mile: Speed Formula (R. Burnett), $11.60, 4.20, 5.60; Halos Pete, 3.60, 3.20; Filly Thor Lilly, 3.

Also: Winterbrook, Sue McEwlyn, Lota Diller, Git Pesky, Mystery Trip. Time: 2:08.2. "BIG (1-6, 7-all) $1552.50 (1-6, all-2 $666.90 10 5500; pace; mile: Elstag Jmimy (J. Murphy), $5.40, 3.40, 3.40; Staccato, 3.60, 2.80; Mid Nite Galli, 2.60. Also: Tim Gold, Rusty Farvel, Kesler Kate, Duane Purdue, Lyusty George.

Time: 2:13 2. PERFECTA (3-6), $20.90 ATTENDANCE 2,741 HANDLE $143,952 Miss Austin, Miss Spuzich share 31iami women's lead MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Young Debbie Austin and veteran Sandra Spuzich fired two-under-par 72s yesterday to share a one-stroke lead in the first round of the 54-hole $30,000 Miami Ladies Invitational Golf Tournament. Both posted identical nines of 37 and 35 across the tough, West Course at the Country Club of Miami in a battle for top'money of $4,500. Clustered at 73 was a group including Carol Mann, who won the tournament last year.

72 Debbie Austin, Sandra Spuzich. 73 Donna Ca-poni, Carol Mann, Sharon Miller, Marilynn Smith. 74 Jane Blalock, JoAnn earner, Sandra Post Elliott, Sandra Haynie, Chako Higuchi, Cynthia Sullivan. 75 Kathy Ahern, Susie Berning, Kathy Cornelius, Ruth Jessen, Michiko Okada, Signa Ouandt, Kathy Whitworth. 7 Pam Barnett, Gerda Bovkin, Merle Breer, Kathy Farrer, Marlene Hagge, Mary Mills, Sandra Palmer, JoAnne Prentice, Judy Rankin, Betsy Rawls, Mardell Wilkins, Kazic invited to umpire quarter-final ehess game BELGRADE (AP) Bozidar Kazic, Yugoslav international chess umpire, has been invited to be chief umpire in the world championships quarter-finals match between Bobby.

Fischer of Brooklyn, N.Y., and the Soviet Union's Mark fai-manov. Kazic was chief umpire in the Match of the Century a year ago here, which pitted the 10 top Soviet Union players and 10 best players of other countries of the world. Fischer and Taimanov will meet in Vancouver, Canada, May 13 to June 7. OUR COST Last niaht''s Lexin gton Trots results ANY NEW 1971 Mercury In Stock 6 Norwalk (F. Bach) $6, 3.40, 2.40; Fiffin, 3.40, 3.20; Sandy Key, 3.30.

Also: Contentment, Tom Hogan, Dreamy Elen, Slopes Florimite. Time: 2:07. 7 Prides Knight (R. Heberling) $20.40, 6, 3.40; Misty Bar, 3.60, 2.80; Judys Gladiator, 8.20. Also: Sumpter Von, Will Report, Zoometts Steph, Lady Aries, Pink Clod.

Time: 2:07. PERFECTA (8 51 $86.20 8 Poplar Nibble $8.40, 5.80, 2.60; Volo Time, 3.60, 2.60; Bashape, 2.40. 0 1 Linn Hope (D. Holford) $8.20, 5.60, 3.20; Pace A Flash, 7.40, 4.40; Way, 3. Also: Frontier Adios, Santa Greetings, Call Me Deer, Josedale Main Hal, Miss Ben Linn, Green Meadow Bill.

Time: 2:10. 2 Red Sun (T. Wine) $19.20, 8.60, 4.20; Danny Dell, 6.40, Active Phil, 2.60. Also: Seals Dream, Admiral John, Blind Crusader, Sir Galahad, Loud and Clear. Time: 2:07 3-5.

DAILY DOUBLE (4 5) $114.40 3 Flashys Dan (B. Clare) $6.20, 4.80, 2.80; Time Painter, 8.60, 5.20; Intergrated, 4.20. Also: Shadydale Adacin, Admiral Keno, Dip Sis, Bart Star, Margalyn. Time: 2:08. tal '40' Sylvester, 16.80, 8.40; Genes Hughes, 9.20.

Also: Eleven Roses, Countess Time, Julie Cornell, Gallant Adios, Top Scottie, Martys Boy. Time: 2:09. PERFECTA (4 $255.40 5 Destinvs Shadow (F. Bach) $11.40, 4.40, 3 So-Timely Worthy, 7.20, 3.40, March Flyer, 3. Also: Sam Jack, First Joint, Bracchi, Bonnie Beau.

Time: 2:08. Mac, Miss Bay Way. Time: Also: Carson City, 2:06 1-5. Jeer) $5.20, 4, 2.60; Bonnies Missile, 4.40, 4.20; Danny King, 3. -raJLss-' Hanover, Julie Marcellus, Crystal Todd, Frank Hal.

Time: 2:06 3-5. 9 Stimulus (G. Kramer), $4.80, 3.80, 3.20; Billy Arden, 9.20, 4.80; Honey uPrdue, 5. Paula Wins Knight, Senator Empire, Dube' Groove, Lone Warrior. Time: 2:11.

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My Shannandoa, C. Clark; 8. True Joe, M. Arnold. 3 $500; pace; NW of $1500 in 1970-71: 1.

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of $2000 in riL.rr?wm'ih'nG' 2- Egyptian Victor, G. owe; 3 Cloud Burst, E. Dunwoodv; 4. Virgnes Bauty, R. Parker; 5.

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Josedale Red Fury, H. Dunkentell; 2. Linn Hope, no boy; 3. Anita Scott, A. Geer; 4.

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