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29 THE TENHESSEAM, Tueodoy, April 17, 1979 Even Without Namath, Jets Din Rig "IN By GALE. D. ROBINETTE John (J.J.) Jones admits it he's no longer a part of the glamour and glitter of professional football. And still, he's a happy man. That's a bit ironic for the first New York Jets quarterback to ever bench Joe Namath.

It happened in 1975. In New York City, of all places. Jones, a two-time All-American from little Fisk University down in ol' Tennessee, was announced as the starting quarterback for the Jets against the San Diego Chargers. Sixty-five thousand mouths dropped open in 1 i i i V.lGVrtK 1 up 1 1 ii 1 i i I i' vf utter surprise. Jones' heart seemed to miss a thumn.

He'd spent the first season of his pro career sitting on the bench in Namath's shadow. Suddenly, J.J. tuac ctarriner of miortorh'solr in rSt V. I stead of his hero, "Willie White Shoes, as he calls Namath. "I'm in the National Football SoH Ffcofo by Da Loftin Course championships in East Los Angeles, Mary Ann Dempster, Coach Don Tolbot and Karinne Miller stop to accept the congratulations of porents and teammates.

Returning members of the Nashville Aquatic Club were greeted with enthusiasm and roses. From left, Tracy Caulkins, wjio broke five American records ot the National AAU Short League history book" the 27-year-'old Jones said yesterday, "as the first man to ever bench The 1974 Fisk graduate John (J Jones Happy With Responsibilities 'fr Major League Baseball entire first quarter before Namath was the took over. The Jets lost 28-13. "I dare say I'm not happier now than I was then because then I was making $4,000 a week. Now I have to be just like everybody else plan a budget and save money." He smiled before adding, "But what I'm doing now will make me a better person." The 6-2, 183-pound speedster and the Jets parted ways in 1976.

Jones ended up in Calgary with the Canadian Football League for two seasons. Last year, he donned a flashy three-piece suit. Now, it's Mr. Jones, security supervisor for Guardsmark, of Memphis. He also spends a considerable amount of time helping the United Negro College Fund raise money.

His mission in Nashville included being the featured speaker at Fisk's sports banquet last night. "I'm happy now because of the responsibility I have," he said. "I'm contributing to the economy. in pro football was of entertainment I people a chance to spend out and see a pro no more limousines, paid trips, or thousands cheering Jones on. he can live without that past.

lives with everyday, a piece of advice from friend, "Willie White once told me to 'listen no matter how trivial to Jones recalled. to them. If what hurts you, then it hurts, has something to Aids Waltrip Win N.C. (AP) -Darrell Waltrip used a quick pit final 20 laps to edge last night in a 100-lap sportsman stock car Speedway, preliminary race, Al Hylton 25-lap limited, sportsman I.V.'AV.V.V.NNNST.NV.NV.'tX'iW'J'.vX'X'X'X'X'XX'X The Standings National League rsr Relays Opt Line Today Prt. OB MortrMl I i Philadelphia 4 3 I1, SI.Leuis 4 3 .571 Pillsburch 4 i .414 J'i tin York 3 4 .429 Cbicaga I i 4 WEST Houston .1 I San Francisco 7 4 I Cincinnati 4 3 UsAngls '5 7 .417 3't Atlanta 4 I 3't San D130 4 7 J64 4 meet is the first major meet track season and features the NIL championship.

The next is the Banner Relays at followed by the Green Relays for girls on April 28th. there is the TSSAA District, TSSAA Regionals May 12 TSSAA State at McGavock 19. Optimist offers awards in five places of each event as as offering three track scholarships for Austin Peay, Lipscomb another area school not as yet determined. The 20th Annual Murfreesboro Road Optimist Relays begin today at 3:30 at Overton High School. Events scheduled for today include the girls qualifying in the running events and both the qualifying and the finals in the boys field events.

Competition continues on Thursday at 3 30 with the boys qualifying in the running events and the qualifying and finals in the girls field events. The running finals for both girls and boys will be held Saturday night at 7. Swdty'i Reraltt Philadelphia 34 Ne York 23 Louis Pittsburgh 4. 10 innings Chicago S. Montreal I Houston 4 San Francisco 1-1 Atlanta 11.

Us Angeles 4 San Diego 4-5, Cincinati 37 Yesterday's Resalta Montreal 2, Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, ppd rain Houston 1 Los Angeles 0 Today's Canes New York (Zachry 2-d) at Montreal (Crims-ley 10) St Louis (Denny Ml at Chicago (Hollzman H' Philadelphia iCarllon Mi at Pittsburgh iBIylewnO-n, night Atlanta (McWifliamj-1 1) at Cincinnati (Hume Mi, night San Francisco (Knepptr 14) at San Diego (Rasmussen 0-2), night Houston (J Niekro M) it Lot Angeles I Mes-ersrarth l-H. night Scoreboard American League EAST Pet. GB Milwaukee 8 2 .730 Boston 4 1' .571 14 New York 6 4 i l' Toronto 4 5 .414 t7 Detrotl II fl 2' Baltimore 3 6 .333 3't Cleveland 2 JSO 4 WEST Texas 6 1 8-7 Minnesota 7 2 .778 California 7 3 .700 'i Kansas City i 4 2 Seattle 7 .417 3'j Chicago 3 1 .333 '4 Oakland 2 .182 I ly vfl Tl It ports PLA-MOR LANES Miied Iva Rogers 199-513: Larrv Rogers 228. Billy Farmer 592: Big Mouth foursome Marl Mixed-Katherine Ivy 190-415: Ed Ivy 187, Ed Blanton 511: Refunds DONELSON BOWL Confusiors-aiantal Roberts 210. Betty Pierce 532; Ray Binkley 233.

Bitty Jolly 617: Missing Pins 670, Dtngalings 1.912. TUSCVLVM UNES Dixie Randall Morton 233592: PBA 889: Blue Raiders 2.549. Woodson Chapel D. Pettui I6W57: D. Peck 205: J.

Moss S39: Nan a Angels 672. 1.927. Early Risers Aim Hamm 184: Shirley Demoobreun 495: Lucky Strikes MELROSE LANES Sportsmen-Doris Armstrong 240. Jimmr Holt 6M: Cleanups Sundowners-Sue Shelhart 193-534: Larry White 277-615: Scatter Pins Greater Bethel-John Jackson 237-607: Lmda Jackson 234. Mae Keran 558: TJs 630: Mustard Seeds MADISON LANES Monday Morning Blahs Marifv Hall 174-492: Allev Cats Monday Momers Lavergne Kirby 179, Jeanne Gray 483: Dead Balls High Steppers Jeanne Washer IKM96: Sparrows 440-1 .290 Sunday Night Mixed Pam McCuflom 197.

Bonnie Armstrong 495; Gary Vaughn 237-624: Hot Streaks Peterbilt Drlorrs Reese 202. Rita Wheat-ley 540: Lynn Traubert 2254)4: Dead Wood INGLEWOOOBOW1 Nidht Life-Carolvn Holland 177. Dariene Craddock 471: T. Williams 219. Jerrv Carter 2I9-5M: High Timers 631.

Do Betters 1.738 Night Crawlers-Vickie Dale 180-446: Robert McMahon 197. Tommy Gail 490: Century 21 Leftovers-Paula Lynn 182 482; Donny Bird 221-614: Pin Pais 7052.008. Spirit of 78-Shirley Williams 100-510; Joe Gambill 221 583: Magic Carpets Post Oflice Day-Thomas Hillery 185-504; No Name Gang 497: Barnvard Buizards 1.371 Mixups-Rosetta West 190-185: Rosettes STRIKE SPARE ChanneleUes Ruby Sullivan 193. Lera Hams 485: Late Starters Bloomerangs Regna Stem 213-531 Odd Balls 2821-2J52. C.

Auxilary Patty Burns 218-536: Fowlers 69. Happy Rollers 1.747. Bellwood Jim Warpool Joy Feathers 211-582: NPE 717. Peartesa Four 1255. RewcU Tom Hart 247.

Bud Mos 501: Lmda Rippy 193-554; Caspers 729. Leu iters 2.027. HENDERSONVTLLC LANES Key toCrty Joan Soaper 231 537: Tonnes- see Trash 8131350. Monday Bowlers Marge Inch 212. Ruth Yates 531: Go Getters 421.

Ding A Lings 1.772 Newcomers Cheryl Darks 190. Evelyn Harm 494: Better Sei 626. Hits Misses 1.694.' PLAZA LANES Hermitage PTA Am Bo)d 530. Roustabouts (II 1.707. Holv Rosarv- Wki Newman 212 SB.

Mil Owenb) 262 734. Ragged Cowpoke Sandiot Doings The Porcelain Classic Softball Tournament will be held May 5-4 at Cedar Hill Part. The tourney open to church, closed, industrial and Class league teams. For adduonal details Ken Susy at 356-3117 before 5 p.m. and 352-4423 after imist Up The of the girls week McGavock Hills Then May and May The the first well and Baltimore (Flanagan HI at New York (GuidryO-ll Milwaukee (Haas 0-0) at Boston ITorret Mi California (Ryan I I) at Minnesota (Colli III Oiirago (Barrrn M) at Toronto Underwood (Hi Seattle (Jones (Ml) it Oakland (JohnsonM).

mght Southern League Eailera DfrfclM Pel. CB Charloll? Columbus Jacksonville Orlando I 0 10(10 I 0 inm -I 0 I Ml I Savannah 0 I .000 I Weslffi Dhhiaa Memphis I I 1.000 I lOrti- 0 I 000 I 1 I OKI I Montgomery Chattanooga Nathvillt Knoiville 0 I .000 I Vesterdtv's Renhi Memphis 4. Orlando 3 Jacksonville 7. Nashville I Montgomery 10, Savannah 7 Charlotte 3. Chattanooga 2 Columbus 5.

Knoiville 0 Tadsy's Games Memphis at Orlando Nashville al Jacksonville Montgomery at Savannah Chattanooga at Charlotte Knosville at Columbus Box Scores American League SEATTLE OAKLAND ebrbki akrbM 2b 3110 Dilone If 3 2 2 0 Hale ph 0 0 0 0 Walks rf 2 0 0 0 Meyer If 0 0 0 Page dh 4 011 Paciork ph lOOORevmg lb 4 000 Bochte lb Jill Newman (4011 Roberts rf 4 010 Edwrds 2b 3 110 Horton dh 3 0 0 0 Gross 3b 3 0 0 0 RJones cf 1110 Pimolo ss 313 1 BStein 3b 4 1 0 1 DMrphy cf 3 001 Stinson 3 0 0 1 Ss 10 10 Milhom ph 1000 Total 34 2 3 1 Total 29 4 1 Seattle 1 0 1 00 1 1 0 0-I Oakland 10 0 ill 1 0 1- 4 E-Revering. Stinson. LOB Seattle 10. Oakland 4. 28-Rjones.

3B-Picchlo. SB-Edwards. S-Wallis. SF-itmson. IP RERB8SO Seattle Ra.ley L0-2 42 3 I 4 1 2 4 Montague 313 I 0 4 0 I Oakland MNorris W.I I 111 5 2 2 8 0 Larvy S.I 23 0 0 0 0 1 PB-Stinson.

A-2338. Sandiot Doings The men's 7th annual Spring Classic needs more teams lor this weekend round-robin tourney. Any church. Class open or closed learn a i invited to play aguaranteed lour game series al West Park. For more information, contact Mike Waldrond 824-7760 7j fb "rt fSSt'JTt CHICAGO TORONTO akrkki I 2 I Griffin 0 0 0 0 Bailor rf 5 2 3 1 Bosrlti cl SOOOCartv dh 1 0 0 0 Mavbry lb 2111 Woods II 4 121 Hn.ell 3b 4 13 0 McKay 2b 20l0Cerone 3112 2 0 0 0 abrhil 2 1 On 503 1 5 0 10.

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SB Grillin 1 IP HERBS SO Chirac. LaGrow Srarbrrv W.I4 Prolv Tore. Lemnmk BMoore' TMurphy Ul-2 Willis 4 4 333 4 113 I 513 (1113 I 2 2 0 1 1 0 2 2 2 0 0 223 4 13 10 TMurphy pitched lo 3 batters in the 7th. WPScarbery.T-10O.A-ll.2ll. KANSAS CITY DETROIT abrhU airkM GBrett 3b 5 0 0 0 LeFlor dh 4101 l'Whgt 3b 1 0 0 Whilakr 2b 4131 McRae dh 4 214 Kemp II 5112 (His cf 4 2 2 1 Tnmpsn lb 21(1 Porter 4 011 JeMorls rl 0 0 Coweni rf 4 011 Wocknfi 2 210 LaCock lb 4 010 MMav lilt Hurdle If 4 0 10 Llones cf 4110 2b 10 2 0 ARdrgl 3b 4111 Rraun 2b 1 0 0 0 Tramml ss 1112 Patek ss 1000 Quirk ss 0010 Tet.l 34 4 II2TIUI 141011 1 Kmiis City 001(21(08-4 DetnH 13 110(40 i-IO E-CBretl 2.

Patek. Wocknfuss. DP- Iroit 2. LOB-Kansas City 9. Detroit 1.

2B-Kemp. HR-Whitaker (1). SB-Otis. SF-Thompson. LeFlore IP RERBBSO Kansas City Gura 1-1 81 3 8 5 5 3 ERodrigei 1 23 3 I 10 2 Drlrwt Billtnghm W.I4 9 4 13 2 Baker S.I 4 2 0 0 1 4 Billingham pitched to I baiter in 6th.

WP-Baker PB-Wocknluss. A-1457. CLEVELAND atrial BOSTON Remy 2b Burlesn ss Lvnncf ice II Ystrtm dh akrkki SO 1 1 1011 mi 1010 1010 1000 1011 1110 4 001 4132 12 3(1 JNorrn rf Sill warning a Bonds dh Harrah 3b Thomtn lb GAIxndr Kuiper 2b Coi If Veryier it 1121 4121 4111 4(11 4 00 0 4(20 1 1 1 Scott lb Brohmr 3b Wolle oh 4 I 2 Evans rf Allenson TeHI Total 17 I 12 I Ovelatd 0 0 0 111 1 1 1- 4 Bt 001 (II 1012 LOB-Cleveland I. Boston 7. 2B-Remy.

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Bonds. Manning. S-Burleson. B7J-1J 071-14 5 60-15 8.00-15 17 95 (tkom EM 1 25 1415 Suday'i ResalU Kansas City 12. Toronto It Boston 14.

Cleveland 4 New York 6. Chicago Milwaukee 4. Baltimore 2 Detroit II. Texas 4 California 8. Oakland I Minnesota 18.

Seattle 6 Yesterday's ResalU Cleveland 1 Boston 3 Detroit 10. Kansas City 4 Chicago 8. Toronto 4 Oakland 4. Seattle 2 Only garnet scheduled Twin's Games Texas (Jenkins 34) at Cleveland (Wait ID Kansas City (Splhtorfl I I) at Detroit (Ro-temaO-D IP RERtBSO rlrrelaad Wise W.I 2 Monge Crui S.I Stanley 0-1 I 611 6 I 2 2 111 23100 120 4 4 2 4 National League HOISTON rf CRcnlds ss Leonard JCrui II Cabell 3b Watson lb 1-andsty 2b Howe 2b A5hby KKorsch LOS ANGIS abrhoi 4211 100 0 1211 4011 4 02 1 3 000 101 I akrkbi Looes 2b Russell ss ThomMi cf Garvev lb Cev 30 Baker II Monday rf Rautihn Fergusn Sutton Joshua rf Tela! 4(10 4 000 4 00 0 0 I 0 4 000 1010 1018 (00ft 1000 1000 1010 110 to 1000 1010 4(81 32 4 (4 Total Heaslea 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-4 Lm Alleles 0(0 ISO 4 00-0 DP-Hnuston I I)B-Houston 0. Los An geles 5 B-Lopes IB-Leonard SB-JCrut.

S-CRenolds. IP ER Bl SO KForsrh W34 Las Aagrles Sutton L.I 2 0 I 1 731 14 4 4 1 111 0 0 I 0 I Rautrahn PB-Fergtoon. T-l 00. A-25 092. CHICAGO MONTREAL akrhbi akrkbi DeJesus ss 4 0 81 Dawson rt 4 0 Siiemor 2b 2 0 0 0 BSmtt 2b 4 0 0 0 Vail ph 1 0 0 0 Cromart II' 3111 Rucknr lb 4 010 Valentin rf 1IIO Kingmn II 3 0 0 0 Pern lb 1 0 0 Vurcer rl 3 0 0 0 Carter 3 011 Ontivrs 3b 3 0 0 0 Parrish 3b 3 0 10 Martin 3 0 0 0 Speier ss 1 0 0 Foote lOIOBLeep loon Krukow 10 0 0 Lamp 00 0 0 (lines ph 10 01 Bums pb 0 0 0 0 TKil 2021 Total 21142 Chirage 1 00 000 00 1-1 Momrcil I a I 6 4 0 a a- LOB-Oiicago4.

Montreal 3. 2B-Valentine. HR-Cromariie ID. SB-Pamsh. S-Kru kow.

IP RERBBSO Oilcigo Krukow L.0-1 11 4 2 2 I Lamp 21 0 0 0 0 1 Burns 1 0 10 0 1 Mtntrcal BLeeW.14 I 2 0(22 A 10.004. Transactions FOOTBALL National Fastball League PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Named Billy Joe assistant coach. WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signed Ken Houston, safety, to a series of one-year contracts. SOCCER America Street Leigr CLEVELAND COBRAS-ixgoed Tom Mulrov, midlieldr PENNSYLVANIA STONERS-Signed John Hani, defender. 95 H7J-14 H7I-15 J2035 '22 95 ISO-IS SHOCK ABSORBERS $129S.

BUY 4 SAVE MORE ONLY 49.S5 Ge 14 13,000 niBaO ae 1 yaae. RaolscW fnt m-(hKfMf SoChw a) at vU hi warronty awnoL 4 went the v.v 1 McGavock 004 501 0 10 12 1 Joelton 101 1010- 4 00 Hunley and Anderson; Walker and Hunter. WP-Hunley (2-31. NIL Golf MBA 7. TSN 0 WesRobertsSOd Lon Eskindftl-up-Dave' Williamson 37d Mike Klein 48.

4-3: MBA won low ball 2 up. John Halev 37 d. Brad Rosenh-loom 49. 54: Don Falrbairn 43 Bob Aulse-brook 52. 44: MBA won 54: MBA 156.

LSN I9L. OvertM 7. Glewlill 0 Allen Tuttle 42 def. David West SB 4-3: Mark Sherrill 41 del. Loren Personetle 49 5-3: Overton won 4-3: Don Miller 43 del.

Steve Carter 57 54: Jake Hand 47 del. Daron Hall 59 4 3: Overton won 5-4: Overton 173. Glencliff 223. Franklin Road 4. lipsronh 3 Will Andrews (L 34def Bob Jackson 37.

2-1 Andv Lakoff (Ll 35 del Mark Gusloft 38. 21: Lipscombwon 2 1: Webb Mctjuiddy i 1 42 del John Denson 56. 43: Paul Compton IF) 43 del Tad Jenkins 52. 44: Franklm Road won 4i Franklin Road 160. Lipscomb 17.

Hendermrilte t. Maplewood 0 Core 40 def Gosetree47. 3-1 Tar plev 44 del Pigg 58. 5-3; Hendersonville won 32; Vander-veer 37 del. Phillips 57.

54: Swinehart 43 del. Holland 50. 54: Hendersonville won 54; Hendersonville 164, Maplewood 212. Ceedwsttrel. Whiles Creek 0 Ray 38 def.

Drake 47. 5-3; Keysear 51 def. Jenkins S2. op: Goodpasture won 5-3: Johnson 47 def Fisher 57. 5-3; Pulley 47 del.

Proctor 56. 4-3; Goodpasture won 3-2; Goodpasture 183. Whites Creek 2M. Geodlettsvflle 614. AattVh 4 Malory (G) 40 tied Graves 41: Huflinet (Gl del.

Smithson6J. 43: Goodlettsville won 2-1 Armstrong (G) 52 def. Holt 61. 32; Boyd (Gl 55 del. Williams 66.

3-2: Goodlettsville won 3-2; Goodlettsville 195. Antioch 231. Madlset S'j. Dpall'j O'Kelley (M)40det. Yokley 41.

1 up: Star-'ill (M) 43 tied Push 43; Low ball tied: Wilburn Mf 37 del Fellman 38. l-up: Graves IMi 43 lied Hunter 44. Madison won 2-1 Madism 163. DupoM166. fWlevse Hillwood t'r FMPetitt 'Bi42tied Jeff Mrlntire(H) 42: Garv Pnvette 3i 39 del Brad Shirles' 45.

2 1: Bellevue won 2 1 Bruce Petitl 1 36 del Chns Calvert 45. 42: Roger Norris (Hi 41 del Paul Peiitt 44. 32. Bellevue woo 2-1: Bellevue 161. Hillwood 173.

GIRLS kVflemlHillwfwa't Jina Eaton IB) def. Kathy Hohner 4-3: Donna Cunningham (B) del. Lisa Singley 4-2; Bellevue won 41 NIL Tennis MrGavwti.Gleiirlino AndyDeMatteoiMid ToddWerner.64 (4: Kirk seufert (Ml d. Tim Ramsey. 64.

10: Steve DunlaplM Id NormanChilders.64.64: Chns Harrell (Mid Jerry Threadgill. Bill RomeroJohn Nemberg i.M i Mark Carroll Joe Seely. 84: Keith Churetwell Kevin Churchwell (Ml i Mark Medley-John Dison 4-1. 8-1. Tennis IT 0, TENN TECH 0 Pea Kelly Jon Hit 64 6-3.

Paula Kelly TuraSchmitiH.64; TemKirkd LvnnCruei 64. 64. Debbie Southern d. Penny Goodman 6-3. 8-1: Lmda Even Lon Brown 6-3.

64. Lorr Lawlisd Penny King 64. 64; Kelly Kelly Kirk-Eversd Cruey-. Goodman S-l 64. Southern-Yeager d.

Browo Ki 42, 44 MEN Ctakerlat4 Msrtlo 4 Broadway IM) Weinarker 84. 14. 64: Craham (O Cooper 34. 64.42: Powell iCi Forrester 64.64: Lewis (Cl McCord Young iMid Armstrong 83. 7 6: Forrester IMi Chnsluo 8-1.

64: Wnt-arkerLewBiCld Graham-Powell (Cl Cooper Forrester 4-3. S-l: YovngM. Forrester (Mi Arm-strong-Clinsluo 6-1. College Golf TENN. TECH 294.

EKV DO, MOREHEAD OVC Easten DmsM Tnaogular Meet: Tech-Alan Key 74. Craig King 79. Scott Hiaes SiMr.Quick-i k.1 ril nfVl AS TA My contribution in the form gave the $9 to come game." There are all-expense of voices But he says part of his What he however, is his old Shoes." "Namath to everybody, they seem "Listen they say but everybody offer." Fast Stop ROUGEMONT, stop in the Tommy Ellis late model race at Trico In a won the event. Boston Marathon lYesterdty's Tap 50 Flidskersl I. Bill Rodgers.

Melrose. Mass. 2 OS 27. 1 Toshihiko Seko. Japan.

2:10.12. 3. -Robert Hodge, Hanover. 2:12 30. 4.

Thomas Flemings. Bloomfield. HI. 3:1256. 5.

Gary Bjorklund. Minneapolis. 2:13.14. 1 Knin Ryan. New Zealand.

2: 13 57. 7. Bobby Doyle. Central Falls. 14 04.

0. Randy Thomas. Wellesley. 2:14.12. 9.

Herman Atkins. Everett. 2: 14 17. 10. Richard Mahoney, H'eymouth.

2: 14 38. II. Jerome Drayton, Toronto, 2:14.47. 12. Dean Matthews.

Clemson. 2:14.41. 13. Don Grris. New Zealand.

2:14 49. 14. Chris Stewart. New York City. 2:1456.

15. Tony Sandoval. Eugene. 2:1523. IS.

Duncan MacDonald. Mount View. 2:15.21. 17. Jeff Norman.

England. 2:1544 Is. Esa Tik-kanen. Finland. 2 It 00.

I). Nobuaki Takao. Japan. 2 IS 10. 20.

Frank Richardson. Ames. Iowa. 2 IS 30. 21.

Gunler Mielke. Germany. 2: IS JO. H. Oscar Miranda.

Tampa. 2: IS 31. 23. Colin Klrkham. England.

2: IS 34. 24. Steven Palladia San Mateo. 2 16 41 25. William Sirbej Rahway.

2: 16.44. 26. John Lod-wt Eugene. 2:16.46. 27.

David Ba-biracki. Granada Hills, Calif 216:49. 28. Dirk Hooper. Alhambra.

29. Ron Wayne. Alameda. 2:17.02. 30.

Richard Sayre. Akron. Ohio. 2:17 17. Jl.Curtii AliU.

West Point 1725 32. Pavid Harper. San Diego. 2: 17 31. 33.

Trevor Wright. England. 2:1735. Nickevirh. Berkeley.

2 17 JO. 35. Lee Fidler. Stone Mountain. 17.44 36.

Scott WyatlToloca Lake 2: 17 40. 37. Kevin McCarey. gene. Ore 2:17 50.

31. William Gavaghan. Indianapolis. 2:1100. 39.

Keith Brown. New. tonville. 2:11.04. 40.

Thomas Howard. Canada. 2: II 09. 41. Kenji TakamLTokvo.

2: II 10 42. Robert Mcomber. Bowling Green. Ohio. 2:11 15.

43. David Clark. England. 2: It 21. 44.

Clifford Karthauser. Lincoln. 2: II 31. 45. Walter Saeser Jr Davton.

Ohio. 3 II 40. 46. James Rafferty. Flushinf, 2:1154.

47. Kerk Laiardis, England. 3 57 41. Bruce Robin-son. Silver Sprmg.

Md. 2 1903 49. Kevin McDonald. Greenville. SC.

2 19 10. 50. Falko WiU. Germany. 2: 19 Z3, TOP WOMEN I.Joan BenoN.

Brunswick. Maine. 2 35 15. 2. Paid Lvons.

Boston Athletic Association. 22 3. Gayle Oiinet. Ft Lauderdale. 3 31 24 4.

Sue Petersen. Laguna Beach. Calif 2:43 00 5. Kim Merritt. Racine.

2:44 JO. Karen Doppes. Cincinnati. 45 75 7. Cynthia Datrymple.

Seattle. 2 45 29 I. tnof. heial Runner. 0.

Lauri McBnde. New York. 2 47 35 10. Drrrie Lewis. SoUna Beach.

CaK. 2 a oi Bowling CUMBERLAND LANES I'm PTA-Flye Bond 1IM5I. Early Birds Miss Grissom's-Paul Burkner 25359S: Dunran 185. Am Buckner 413: High Rollers Eartv Risers-Martha Lovefl 170465. Roll.

mt Puis si mt Nashville Eipress-Ralph Blackwood 231-561: Murray Ohm S.M Whi'permg Hills-BiU Richanhon 21" Lmda Porter 172-425. We Four ttf. Trail Blaien 1.771. St Ignatius Mised Dick Salm W417. Judy KoOoon 1SV499; Alley CaU HOLIDAY LANES Franklia PTA Mfgaret ir! Marvelleo Petersoo 491: Ucky Lady 462.

Holiday Hearts IJtn Monday Morning Sleepers Christy Com. Hock 1904B: Up and Downers 451 Short Cuts IJ2L ii Sounds iV (From First Sports Page) who gave Nashville its only run when he balked Duane Walker home from third base with two outs in the fifth. The 22-year-old Chamberlain went all the way, walking one and striking out four. WALKER, RICK DUNCAN, and Dave Van Gorder had two hits apiece to account for the Sounds' offensive output. Back-to-back singles by Walker and Van Gorder and a sacrifice by Dawley put two runners in scoring position in the fifth before Chamberlain committed his balk and then retired Gary Redus on a ground out.

Dawley was in trouble in both the first and second innings, allowing two hits in each frame. Van Gorder erased one runner in the first when he shot down Dennis Webb on the only stolen base attempt of the game. The 21-year-old righthander retired eight straight before being stuck for back-to-back singles by Phil Westendorf and Dave Hog. An intentional walk then loaded the bases to set up Harris' game-tying single and Lombardo's entry. The Sounds and Suns meet again tonight at 6, Nashville time, in the second of a four-game series.

Lefthander Joe Price is scheduled to pitch for Nashville. 71. JackHenrytl.JohnBrientTO: EKU-Doug Brehme 73, Dive Gaer 78, Mike Frey 78. Dave ClemenU 71. Greg Waggoner 77; Morehead-Mike Reynolds 73.

Charlie Bowles 73. Harold Epperson 79. Mike Thomas 78, Bob McCann Midstate Tennis B'wwd Academy 9. Pttaoai Canity I Jim Shacklelord d. Ales Case 6-3.

6-2: John Pattond. Kip lObbons Ball Nestrtcki Sieve Beech 64. (4: Frank Chalfant d. Steve Phil Plant d. BobGilbrealh8-2.

(4: Jed Wadlington d. Randy Dunn 8-1. 8-2: Nestrick-Shacklelord d. Case Giibreath 8-3. (-1: Challant'PaUon d.

Beech-Dunn 8-t 6-2: Todd Whyte-Plant d. James Veck-Phifer 8-2, M. GIRLS B'wood Academy I. Primal Co. I Cindy Whyte IB) d.

Lucy Medley 84. 84: Sybil Huang (Pi d. Martha Arnold 64. 74; Renee McGee (P d. Lynn Omohundro 82.

(2: Ellen Arnold IB) d. Molly Medley 6-1: Betsy Jones IB) Valerie Hearo 84. 6-2: Came French IB) d. Susan Anthem 74. 84; WhyteAmoldlBld.L.Medley-MrGeeU.M: OmohundroFrenchlBld.MaryBnggs-Heani 8-1.

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Particulars Raymond Farris of Murfreesboro made hole-one- at Nashboro Village. He used lour-iron to make the 167-vard shot on No. 3 hole, while playing wita K. Lane and Neri Lowe. MIDDLE TENN.

SENIORS At Henry Horton (Class AMIermanCamp. bell 82. Dale McWhorter 91: John M. Hall 77. Ernest Abbot! S3.

(Class B) Frank Blackwood Sr. 85. Norman Hasty 87; William Har-deman 80. Robert Felts 63. (Class C) Joe Johnson 83.

Pete Strohl 83: Wilbur Cate 74. JohnGiD Thompson 71. (ClassD) Robert Ewin 94. Sam Ewin 100: Robert Tavlor 82. W.

Fred Kendell 82. (Class E) Len Dolan 93. Robert MustolOO. NIL Baseball Pearl 00 0 00- 0 36 MBA 301 101 Ox -13 12 0 Ronnie Hodge. Johnson (3).

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