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4 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, TUESDAY, JULY 1I 1972 Perry's 14th marred by charge; Giants win 5-4; Dodgers split I 1- tKX 7 fl 7p; 'iJ Dodgers and a split of their doubleheader under new manager Paul Owens. Pete Richert hurled two innings of scoreless relief as the Dodgers won the opener 6-4 in the 11th on Wes Parker's tie-breaking sacrifice fly and Bill Buck-ner's run-scoring single. Chris Speier delivered a two-run single in the eighth to rally the San Francisco IGiants to a 5-4 win over the New York Mets in Shea Stadium. It was the fifth loss in the last six games for the Mets, who led 4-3 entering the inning. Ken Singleton and Mike Jorgensen ripped consecutive eighth-inning homers, leading the Montreal Expos to a 6-3 victory over visiting San Diego in a game in which two Padre players wound up in the hospital.

Catcher Fred Kendall banged into a backstop trying to catch a foul pop fly in the first and suffered a bruised shoulder and a cut on his forehead that required several stitches. Two innings later, Lee was hit in the head by a pitch from Montreal's Balor Moore and was taken to a hospital for x-rays. a two-out, two-run homer in the ninth inning to hand the host Baltimore Orioles their fifth straight setback 3-2. Mike Cuellar was working on a four-hitter and leading 2-1 with two out in the ninth when Richie Scheinblum singled. Piniella followed with his eighth homer into the left field seats.

Bobby Darwin's first grand slam homer of his career and the combined seven-hit pitching of Jim Perry and Dave La Roche helped the host Minnesota Twins whip the Milwaukee Brewers 8-1. Detroit took over sole possession of first place In the American League's Eastern Division, blasting Texas rookie Don Stanhouse for seven runs in the first three innings, four on two-run homers by Jim Northrup and Norm Cash, enroute to an 8-3 triumph at Detroit. The Tigers now lead Baltimore by one full game. In the National League Willie Montanez drove In five runs to power the Philadelphia Phillies to a 9-1 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Associated Prats Legal or not, Gaylord Perry of Cleveland owns his 14th victory of the season today. Perry tossed a four-hitter as the Indians rode Ron Lolich's first major league home run to a 2-1 decision over the visiting Chicago White Sox, much to the chagrin of Chicago manager Chuck Tanner.

Tanner played the American League game under protest because Perry was allowed to use what he insisted were "illegal pitches." Tanner registered his protest with plate umpire Bill Haller after Carlos May was called out on strikes to end the top of the third inning. Perry's win tied him with Detroit's Mickey Lolich Ron's cousin as the winningest pitcher in the majors. Ron's homer came in the fourth inning after the Indians had scored their first run in the first on singles by Buddy Bell and Alex Johnson and Graig Nettles' sacrifice fly. Kansas City's Lou Piniella walloped Staff Photos by Ford RM Baseball calendar TFio's that coaching? Reds aren't looking bach as Bucs invade Standings AMERICAN LEA0UI Minnesota I. Milwaukee 1.

Kansas City 3. Baltimore I. Detroit (, Texas 3. Cleveland 2, Chicago 1. Boston at Oakland, night.

New York at California, night. JEFF JOHNSON (left) of St Matthews got the pitching verdict yesterday in his team's 10-5 Babe Ruth district game. Helping the cause on the sidelines is coach Pee Wee Reese, whose son Mark plays for the winners. The victim was Highview. The tourney resumes today.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Turn W. L. Pet. O.B. Taam W.

L. Pet. O.I. Charl'ton 4 31 .597 Toledo 39 40 .494 Louitvllla 45 36 .55 3 Syracuse 39 42 .481 9 Tide'r 42 40 6Vi Roch'r 39 42 9 Richm'd 39 40 .494 I Penln'la 31 49 .381 16'A NATIONAL LEAGUE Today's games Wostarn Division Team W. L.

Pet. O.B. District 2 Babe Ruth Sptcial to Tht Courltr-Journal CINCINNATI "Oh, what a difference a year makes" must seem like a trite-but-true refrain to the Cincinnati Reds as Eastern Division Team W. L. Pet.

G.B. Pltts'gh 48 27 .640 New York 44 32 .579 4V4 45 31 .592 St. Louii 35 .533 Clncin'tl Houston L. Ang'a Atlanta S. Fran.

S. Diego 1. Via TiftcViiTi-erVi Piraine tnnitrht Chicago 45 33 .577 1 41 37 .526 36 42 .462 10 35 48 .422 13' 29 49 .377 17 36 .532 8 43 .434 15' 51 J4i 22', nicy nuai nic Montreal in a battle of National League division pun-ia leaders. AMERICAN LEAGUE Louisville teams post tourney wins Eastern Division Team W. L.

Pet. G.B. Detroit 41 34 .547 Balt're 40 35 .533 1 X-N. York 35 36 .587 4 X-Boston 34 36 .486 4' Cleve'd 32 42 .432 8V4 Western Division Team W. L.

Pet. x-Oak'd 48 27 .640 Chicago 43 34 .558 6 Mlnn'ta 38 36 .514 Vft K. City 39 37 .513 9Vi X-Callf. 36 42 .455 14 Texas 33 44 .429 16 Louisville area teams enjoyed fair Seven Bardstown errors helped guarantee 4. 1 4.1 i 1 4 11 1 1- I I success yesieraay an me rain-snunenea izie win or rieasure vaney.

(All limes Eastern Daylight) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Tidewater at LOUISVILLE, fairgrounds Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Richmond at Peninsula. 1, night. Charleston at Toledo, night. Syracuse at Rochester, night NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:05 p.m.

Moose (5-4) vs. Billingham (4-9). San Francisco at New York, 8:05 p.m. Bryant (6-4) vs. Koosman (6-3).

Houston at Chicago, 2, 1:30 p.m. Forsch (4-3) and Roberts (7-4) vs. Hooton (7-7) and Handt (6-6). Atlanta at St. Louis, 9 p.m.

Mekro (8-7) vs. Santorlnl (4). Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Sutton (10-4) vs. Carlton (11-6).

San Diego at Montreal, 8:05 o.m. Klrby (6-8) vs. Tor- rez (9-5). AMERICAN LEAGUE Kansas City at Baltimore, 7:30 p.m Orago (7-7) vs. Palmer (11-4).

Chicago at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Barm sen (11-9) vs. Tidrow (5-8). Texas at Detroit, 9 p.m.-Broberg (S-7) vs. Timmer- man (6-7).

Milwaukee at Minnesota, 1:30 p.m. Lockwood (4-9) vs. Woodson (5-8). Boston at Oakland, 11 p.m. Pattln (5-8) vs.

Horlen (2-0). New York at California, 11 p.m.-Peterson (7-10) vs. May i2-o) Lebanon and Oldham Countv each had MH'Kee zy 44 .397 11 opening round of the District 2 Babe Ruth Tournament at the St. Matthews Commun Last night's game not included. Due to the postponement of the Mercer County-Beechmont American game, which was about to start when the rains today's schedules for both age brackets have been revised.

Here they are: 11 year eld quarterfinals: Oldham Countv vs. High-view, 9 a m.j Bardstown vs. Beechmont American, II a.m.; Lebanon vs. St. Matthews, I p.m.

eight hits in their meeting, but Lebanon showed superiority in the art of getting them at the right times. It nursed a comfortable lead for a time, until Oldham County closed in at 5-4 in the top of the fifth inning. Lebanon ex-, ploded for four more runs at that point was out of danger. After 76 games a year ago, Sparky Anderson's Reds were 16 games out of first place with a 33-44 record. They had drawn 624,061 fans through 24 home dates.

At the time, the contrast to the 1970 pennant year was a painful one: Those Reds had held a 54-22 record and a 10-game stranglehold on first place at the same juncture. This yea1, the team's dramatic return to form has paid dividends both on the field and at the box office. Sunday's doubleheader crowd of 52,611 at Riverfront Stadium was the largest baseball assemblage in Cincinnati history. After 76 games the Reds lead the Western Division by one game over Houston with a 45-31 record, and their 769,060 attendance through 34 home dates is better than last year's pace. Yesterday's results INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Atlanta 3, International Leagut All-Stars 1.

Only game scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE Los Anseles 6-1, Philadelphia 4-9 (1st, 11). Montreal 6, San Diego 3. San Francisco 5, New York 4. Only games scheduled.

14-15 year elds: First round Mercer Counh untv vs. lard. Beechmont American. 3 p.m. Loser's bracket Bai 1 1 -in auu.

i i J. IDWn VB. nivnviQWi p.m., uunaui v. Mercer County-Beechmont American loser, I m. ity Center.

In the only game scheduled for the 13-year-old division, Pleasure Valley downed Mercer County 12-7 after falling behind 4-3 entering the sixth and final inning. A nine-run spree in that stanza put Pleasure Valley in control of the game. Only three of four scheduled games in the 14-15-year-old division were played, as rains washed out an 8 p.m. encounter between Mercer County and Louisville's Beechmont American. That game has been rescheduled for 3 p.m.

today. National League boxes Giants 5, Mets 4 1st: Dodgers 6, Phillies 4 Lebanon erupts Cincinnati Reds data NEW YORK lb hrbl BATTING hrbl rbl LOS ANGELES Player ab Lacy 2b 5 Davis cf 6 1 0 ...2 QOO 3B HR RBI SB Ave. G. AB R. H.

2B Plaver Player Boswell 2b Harrelson ss Freoosi lb 1 0 1 0 ...5 1 21 63 75 270 5 1 Milner If 1 0 1 2 woia ir F. Robinson rf 4 SAN FRANCISCO Player ab Bonds rf 4 Maddox ef 3 Soeier ss 4 McCovey lb 3 Kingman 3b ...4 Rader 4 Henderson If 4 Fuentes 2b .3 Barr 2 Johnson 0 Howarth ph 1 Williams pr ...0 McMahon 0 Totals 32 4 3 2 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Dyer 3 Garrett 3b 3 Kranepool rf 3 Martinez cf 4 Gentry 1 McGraw 0 Mays ph 0 PHILADELPHIA Player ab rbl Bowa ss 4 10 0 Harmon 2b 5 2 3 0 Money 3b 4 12 3 Johnson lb 3 0 0 0 Hutton lb 10 0 0 Brandon 0 0 0 0 Luzinski If 4 0 11 W. Rob'son If .10 0 0 Freed rf 4 0 10 Montanez cf 4 0 0 0 Bateman 2 0 1 0 Gamble pr 0 0 0 0 Ryan 10 0 0 Reynolds 2 0 1 0 Selma 0 0 0 0 Lis ph 10 10 Scarce 10 0 0 rarxer id Gra'kewitz 3b Buckner ph Lefebvre 3b Dietz Crawford pr Richert 37 242 96 78 167 60 46 208 270 18 241 316 293 3 20 12 13 23 11 15 20 30 1 49 22 38 4 Bench ,.278 73 Chanev J43 28 Concepclon .194 74 Foster 240 33 Geronimo 54 Hague 222 63 Javier 233 28 AAcCrae ....283 31 Menke 240 70 AAorgan ....274 75 Plummer ..111 8 Perei 284 63 Rose 285 76 Tolan 283 75 Uhlander ...156 44 Team 242 76 3 47 8 23 3 19 3 37 8 14 2 13 2 50 10 74 8 2 0 69 13 90 14 83 17 12 2 620 97 Totals 17 4 7 Wills ss 4 0 Downing 2 0 Valentine ph 1 1 Brewer a 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 77 5 2555 346 67 319 Garvey ph 1 0 Mikkelsen 0 0 Cannizzro 1 0 St. Matthews was a convincing 10-5 winner over a rival Louisville team, High-view; Billy Meredith's pitching paced a 10-2 win for Pleasure Valley over Bardstown; and in the final game, a five-run first inning provided the impetus for a 9-4 Lebanon victory over Oldham County. The results drop Bardstown, Highview and Oldham County to the tournament's "loser's" bracket.

Another defeat will end their chances at the title. Steve Goldberg had a golden day at the plate with three hits, including a home run and a double, to pace St. Matthews' win. Greg Brown added three singles to the winning attack. In all, St.

Matthews garnered 14 hits against two Highview pitchers. The win went to Jeff Johnson. Thirteen strikeouts by Pleasure Valley's Meredith and a measly four-hit attack relegated Bardstown to its place among one-time losers in the tournament. Koege lib 0 0 0 0 Totals 45 15 I OiaiS 37 4 10 4 4 10 SAN FRANCISCO 010 000 220 5 7 1 NEW YORK .000 003 100 4 7 0 Rader. DP San Francisco 4, New York 1.

LOB San Francisco 2, New York 8. 2B Maddox, Garrett. HR McCovey (5), Fregosl (5), Rader (4). SB Harrelson. Dyer, Boswell 2, Maddox.

Pitcher IP ER BB SO Barr 5 1-3 5 .3 3 4 2 Johnson 1 2-3 1 113 0 McMahon (W, 3-2) 2 10 0 11 Gentry 7 5 4 4 1 McGraw (L, 3-4) 2 2 110 2 HBP By Barr (Milner). 2:32. LOS ANGELES 001 000 201 02- 6 15 0 PHILADELPHIA 300 000 010 00 4 10 0 DP Los Angeles 1 LOB Los Angeles 13, Philadel- Dietz (1), Davis Mon- PITCHING Player ERA W. L. G.

IP ER SO fill'ham .3.94 4 9 17 96 95 43 42 26 53 orbon ...3.84 2 2 30 54 58 25 23 16 25 Carroll 1.49 4 1 32 43 33 8 7 10 26 Grlmsley .2.58 6 3 13 84 85 27 24 25 38 Gullett 5.93 3 5 14 50 60 33 33 19 26 Hall 2.80 4 1 30 62 32 20 19 23 74 McGIO'lIn 4.94 3 18 71 86 42 39 21 40 Nolan 1.94 12 2 17 130 108 35 28 24 64 timpson ..3.86 4 3 11 63 52 29 27 25 35 prague 3.44 2 0 20 34 23 15 13 16 Team ..1 31 45 31 76 696 448 283 261 210 394 i i TTn mrn -it rniia d. (viunoy ah anez, Money, Wills. SF- Honey (8), vui. ai rarxer. BB SO 4 ER 3 0 3 0 Expos 6, Padres 3 Pitcher IP Downing i 5 3 Brewer i 2 0 Mikkelsen 2 2 1 Richert (W, 1-1) I 2 1 0 Reynolds 6 2-3 8 3 Selma 1-3 0 0 Scarce (L, 0-1) 3 6 3 Brandon 1 0 MONTREAL SAN DIEGO Player ab rbl rbi Plaver ab 4 0 0 0 3 0 Thomas 2b 4 Roberts 3b 3 Lee it K- Mta), by Downing (Freed).

WP M. Scarce. PB Bateman. 3:04. McCarver 4 0 Marshall 0 0 Hunt 2b 2 1 Torres 2b 0 0 Day ct 3 1 Fairly rf 3 0 BasebalVs top 10 Jeter pr 2 Colbert lb 4 Gaston rf 4 Morales cf 4 Kendall 0 Corrales cf 3 Hernandez ss 2 Blefary ph 1 i 2nd: Phillies 9, Dodgers 1 i NATIONAL LEAGUE Player, club G.

AB. Cesar Cedeno, Houston 72 287 Manny Mota, Los Angeles 59 185 Singleton If ...4 Jorgenson lb 3 Bailey 3b 3 Foil ss 3 Moore 2 Walker 0 Fairev ph 1 Boccabella 1 Totals hrbl Manny Sangulllen, Pittsburgh 70 274 Arlin 3 H. 99 63 93 100 84 98 102 79 1 0 Stahl ph Pet. .345 .341 .339 .324 .323 .320 .318 .317 .310 .310 .11 I 1 Totals Ralph Garr, Atlanta 309 Matty Alou, St. Louis 68 260 Al Oliver, Pittsburgh 74 306 Lou Brock, St.

Louis ...75 321 Leron Lee, San Diego ...67 249 Billy Williams, Chicago 76 303 Roberta Clemente, Pittsburgh 62 252 PHILADELPHIA Player ab rbl Bowa ss 2 2 0 0 Money 3b 5 2 0 0 Hutton If 4 1 3 2 Johnson lb ..4121 W. Robinson pr 1 1 0 0 Montanez ct i I 3 i Gamble rf 2 0 11 Bateman 4 0 1 0 Doyle 2b 3 0 0 0 Fryman 4 0 10 SAN DIEGO Si! 290-J I MONTREAL 002 101 OiX 94 78 LOS ANGELES Player ab Lacy 2b 4 Davis cf 4 Crawford rf 0 Mota If 4 F. Robinson rf v3 Valentine rf 1 Parker lb 4 Cannizzaro 2 Grabark'tz ss -4 Wills ss 3 Wilhelm 0 Dietz ph 1 Strahler 1 Pena 0 Garvey 3b 2 San oon num isiiivnian, Francisco. 21; Aaron, Atlanta. It; Colbert.

San Diego, 13-YEAR OLDS PLEASURE VALLEY 012 009-12 I 7 MERCER COUNTY ..011 023 7 4 Gary Miles and Tony Adams; Wlllard Phelps, Steve Lyons (3), Van Allen (5), Lyons (6) and Nicky Yeaste. HR Randall Bartleson (M). 2B Les Norman (P) 2, Phelps (P), Al Collier (P), Tom VanArsdale (M). Miles. Lyons.

14-15 YEAR OLDS BARDSTOWN 001 010 0 2 4 7 PLEASURE VALLEY 122 005 10 11 2 Jerry Edelen and Wayne Downs; Billy Meredith and Kerry Roberts. 2B Edelen (B), Roy Frazier (PV), John Laughead (PV). Meredith. Edelen. ST.

MATTHEWS 221 023 010 14 HIGHVIEW 000 041 0 5 7 Jeff Johnson, Mike Powers (6) and Pete Graham, Jim McGuire (5); Mike Smith, Bob Kissell (6) and Dwight Conners. HR Steve Goldberg (SM). 2B Goldberg (SM), Johnson (SM), Bill Miller (SM), Mike Chancellor (SM), Don Hubbuch (SM). Johnson. Smith.

OLDHAM COUNTY 010 030 0 4 1 LEBANON 500 040 8 1 Hlllous Rather, Jim Moreland (5) and Mark Jennings; Scott Peterson and Walter Leaehman. HR J. Moreland (O), John Hart (L). 2B Steave Moreland Colbert 2, Foil. DP San Diego 1.

Montreal 1. LOB San Diego 6, Montreal 6, 2B Day. 3B Morales. HR Colbert (18), Singleton (5), Jorgensen (8). Hernandez.

Pitcher IP ER BB SO Arlin (L, 7-t) 6 4 5 Moore 51-3 9 3 3 2 6 Walker (W, 2-1) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Marshall 3 0 0 0 0 4 Save-Marshall (9). HBP by Arlin (Hunt), by Moore (Lee), by Arlin (Hunt). WP Walker, Arlin. Balk Moore 2. 2:32.

Attendance 6,627. 16; Stargell, Pittsburgh, 17. Runs Batted In Bench, Cincinnati, 63; Kingman, San Francisco, 58; Stargell, Pittsburgh, 56; Oliver, Pittsburgh, 55. Colbert, San Diego, 54. Pitching (7 Decisions) Cincinnati, 12-2, Pittsburgh, 10-2, Ray, 8-3, leveland, St.

Louis, 10-4, Sutton, Los Angeles, 10-4, Marshall, Montreal, 5-2, Briles, Pitta-burgh, 7-3, Seaver, New York, 11-5, .687. 1 orais jj Totals 34 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA 102 042 OOx 11 0 Angeles 1. LOB Los Angeles 8. Philadelphia 8. 2B Lacy.

3B-Montanez! HR-Montanez (7), Mota (5). SF Gamble. 327 Fairgrounds Speedway standings BB SO 4 2 Figure 8 Andy Vertrees Charley Reichmuth Billy Vincent Jim Taylor Matt 6 I 1 ER 4 3 0 1 Pitcher ip Strahler (L, 0-2) 4 1-3 5 Pena 1 2.3 1 Wilhelm 2 0 Fryman (W, 3-9) WP-Strahler. Time fe-o M99 LISTEN Player, Club G. AB.

R. Rfichie Scheinblum, Kan. City 61 202 28 Lou Piniella, Kansas City 73 280 44 Joe Rudl, Oakland 71 289 48 Amos Otis, Kansas City 72 271 33 Carlos May, Chicago 74 262 45 Carlton Fisk, Boston ....56 192 38 John Mavberry, Kansas. City ..74 243 24 Mike Epstein, Oakland 73 240 38 Rod Carew, Minnesota 73 274 26 Cookie Roias. Kansas Citv 71 260 30 .298 iui, Jennings russ Hunfllev (LI, Rodnev Lanham (L), Peterson .297 .296 .296 .292 -Peterson.

I Rather. ILI, I REMEMBER! 288 Keith Ranee Harmon Jim Loafman Paul McNear Ray Crain Bob Burch 1,520. Super mini stocks Ervis Parker Don Riley Lou Church Russ Topp Eldon Jones Bill Brinegar Kip Huffman J. W. Sparks Mike Littrell 1 880; Luther Graham, 1765.

Late models John Sommerville Bill Kimmel Jerry Norris Hank Hartlage Dave Kulmer Tommy Spaugh Freddie Holbert Andy Vertrees Larry demons Tom Cecil 1,890. Hobby stocks Tony Johnson Jim Phillips Ray Lanham Robin Schlldknecht Ricky Ray Danny Rlordan Leon Teague R. Long Tom Brown Hunter Hoffman 1,610. noma runs Alien, cnicago, 17; Jackson, Oakland, 15; Cash, Detroit, 14; Epstein, Oakland, 14; Duncan, Oakland, 13. Runs batted In Allen, Chicago, 57; Mayberrv, Kansas City, 46; Oliver, California, 44; May, Chicago, 44; Bando, Oakland, 44.

Pitching Kaat, Minnesota, 10-2, Odom, Oak-lend, 7-2, Palmer, Baltimore, 11-4, Kline. New York, 8-3, Hunter, Oakland, 104, Fingers, Oakland, 5-2, Lolich, Detroit, 14-6, Splittorff, Kansas City, 9-4, .692. Picky, picky Stonemason making chess title board finds officials, players hard to please CMMT.3IWGLY AUTHENTIC OLDE-TYME GEIMJOPHONE COLLECTOR'S MUSIC BOX Plays "Speak Softly, LoveLthe love theme from The Godfather! American League boxes Twins 3, Brewers 1 Royals 3, Orioles 2 MINNESOTA BALTIMORE Plaver hrbl Player ae roi ae rei 0 0 0 2 2 0 Buford If 3 Blair cf 4 Grich ss 4 Powell lb 4 Robinson 3b 4 Crowley rf 3 Baylor rf 0 Johnson 2b 3 Hendricks 3 Cuellar 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 Tovar rf 5 Thompson ss ..4 Carew 2b 4 Killebrew lb ...2 Reese lb 0 Darwin cf 3 Soderholm 3b Brye If 4 Mitterwald 4 Perry 2 La Roche 1 0 KANSAS CITY Player ab Patek ss 4 Otis cf 3 Scheinblum rf 4 Hovley rf 0 Piniella If 4 Mayberrv lb 4 Schaal 2b 3 Kirkpatrick 3 Knoop 3b 2 Roias ph 1 DalCanton 2 May ph 1 Totals 31 KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE i 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 MILWAUKEE Player ab rbi Heise 2b 4 0 1 0 Lahoud rf 3 0 10 Brown oh 1 0 0 0 Scott lb 4 0 0 0 Briggs If ....3 110 Reynolds ph ...1 0 10 May cf 4 0 2 0 Clark 3b 2 0 0 1 Rodriguez ...3 0 0 0 Auerbach ss 2 0 0 0 Ferraro 3b 1 0 0 0 Stephenson ..0 0 0 0 Parsons 2 0 0 0 Davis ph 1 0 1 0 Sanders 0 0 0 0 Totals II 1 7 1 setting and help restore a sense of tranquillity and beauty to the world where you live. Only $4.99 each or two for just $8.98. (Please add 501 postage and handling with each order).

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A stonemason whose business usually runs to gravestones, Helgason has been in the chess board trade for the past few weeks. Yesterday he made his fourth chess board, the one that Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky will play on for about $300,000 in prizes. The first one Helgason made was too shiny for Fridrik Olofsson, an Icelandic grand master acting as technical adviser to the organizers. The second was considered too light, Helgason said. It lacked the proper contrast.

Time running out Totali 31 ...000 Ml 002 3 II 4 ooo on odo fitv 1. RftltimAr 1. ocneinbium. dp Kansas KanM Totals 31 1 11 ....010 000 000 1 7 LOB Kansas City 2, Baltimore 3. 2B Robinson, John- MILWAUKEE MINNESOTA on, nenoricKS, LWiianton.

mk-pinieue (8). SF Otis. 440 000 OOx I 12 BB SO rncner ir ek MONEY-BACK SUMMNTf MAIL NO RISK COUFOM T0MY! uanomon .7 3 2 1 4 a long arm and concurred with the Russians. The squares would have to be smaller. Helgason's workmen were cutting Italian marble into 2 14-inch squares with a wet saw this afternoon.

The squares on board No. 3 were 2 12 inches on each side, a quarter inch too big for the grandmasters. "I hope this one is all right." Helgason said with a worried look. "We haven't got much time." The light gray marble will serve for the white squares on the board while Helgason used green lancashire slate for the black. i Nothing was right for Fischer early yesterday morning.

Overhead lights which cost $5,500 to install had to be changed, he said. The mahogany table which cost another couple of thousand had to be shortened by Ragnar Haraldsson, the carpenter who made it. But despite these last-minute problems minor compared with the disputes which nearly wrecked the match last week everything was set for Spassky to make the first move today at 5 p.m. (1 p.m. EDT).

wrignr (w, i-oj 1 0 la Cuellar (L, 7-7) 9 Time Attendance 7,777. SPENCER GIFTS, 746 SPENCER BLDG. ATLANTIC CITY, NJ. O8404 Tigers 8, Rangers 3 Heise. DP-Mllwaukee 3, Minnesota 2.

LOB Milwaukee 4, Minnesota 6. 26 Briggs, Tovar, Heise, Killebrew. HR Darwin (10). Perry. SF Clark.

Pitcher IP ER BB SO Stephenson (L, 2-2) 1 1-3 5 6 6 1 Parsons .....5 2-3 6 2 2 4 0 Sanders 1 1 0 0 0 Perry (W, 7-8) 7 2-3 6 1 1 0 4 LaRoche .1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Save LeRocha (B). WP Parsons. 2:10. Attendance 18,058. Indians White Sox 1 "SoeaV Softlr.

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It was the chair he sat in to beat Russian Tigran Petrosian and gain the right to play world champion Spassky, another Russian. Fischer hunched over the board, waved DP Texas 1. LOB Texas 13. Dutrmt onv.Hr,. City State.

Totals 29 000 001 000 1 2 7 4 7 too 100 OOx 2 Leon, Fosse. LOB Chicago 8, Cleveland 6. 2B iviav. Loncn iu. a rerry.

Lovltto 2, Brinkman, Harrah. HR Northrup (4), Cash 2 (16), ncher (6), King (4). SB-Nelson" S-North-rup, Randle. SF Freehan. ER BB SO Stanhouse (L, 0-1) 5 7 7 7 Shellenback 2 2 0 0 0 1 Panther 1 2 1111 Coleman (W, 11-7) I 10 3 3 5 Hitter 1 0 0 0 0 0 Save Hiller.

(1). HBP by Coleman (Kino). WP Coleman. Attendance 23,287. EXTRA SAYINGS: ord.rtw.Hu...

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Bobby Mitchell $92,765 9. Chi Chi Rodriguez 10. Jim Jamleson 180,116. Lemonds (L, 1-2) .6 6 2 2 2 5 Kealey 2 1 0 0 0 1 Perry (W, 14-7) 9 4 1 0 4 10 WP-Perry. Time 2:20.

Attendanct-1 5,282..