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NA5HVIUE TfNNESSJAN. fridsy Mrnin Spot. J9. 1981 What Happened to Commodore Pickers? Win Over Georgia Will Bring 4 Snickers lop I he lennesseans Practice Injury Kills Gridder On Navy JV The Schedule i "lr Lh L1 1L" 1 0 I AJ 8 I AnlnTi Toi Ht TENNESSEE Tuliine iQ) vs. ALABAMA (12) Florida SMe (J) atjFLORlb (1) Bleed at GEORGIA TEChTuT A Navy 4 NNAPOL1S, Md.

UP) (0) I i i i ii ii r. ua a 1 I I I 02 at Kentucky Wl Oil I I I if I f-i i i iri 4iv. tarkled at practice, Donald THE VICTIM wa O. of Texas A AM (0) at ISU (12) Mississippi State (3) at HOUSTON (9) Maryland (4) at CLEM SON (8) Foley, 19. PanHdcna, a sophomore 1 1- N.C.

STATE (9) at North Carolina 13) jo'hiTBibb Tom Briley Bud" Burni" Jimmy Davy BilMsorrT Ray Johnson JjerryJ-iwa Gene Pearce Tom Powell Billy J. Richey P. M. Williama Ocorgia" ViiiTderbilt Georgia" oVorgla Georgia Vande'rhllt" Vanderbilt (orgia Geoi-gla Vand'erbtlt Ceorgift Georgia IVnnesaee TeTmcssee Tennessee Tennessee fennesgea formcstiee Tennessee Tinossfe. Ilisfi! Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Alabama Alabama ALABAMA Alabama ALABAMA Alnbnnm Alabama AUihnmfl A.i'l!!?.mJi ABA ALABAMA Florida Florida" Florida 1 Florida Kjorld'iT l2Ll-IZ FlorirU FnvU Florida Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Rice Georgia Tech bfoTgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Rico Rice Georgia Tech Milasippr MUslssippi MksissYppl Mississippi MisslsslpPr' Mbslssippl MWaslppl Mlaissippi MMaalppt MISSISSIPPI Mlasisslppi Mississippi i LSU 3 LSU LSU LSU l.SU LSU LSU LSjj LSU LSU LSU Houston "Miss.

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at Miami (5) resulting from a S.MU (0) at SOUTHERN CAL (12) 1 re. 1 gridiron injury vLOR nm at Pittsburgh (2) and the first re ported in college California (0) at IOWA (12) tV.V jk football thisi Missouri (6) at Minnesota (6) year. (10) Capt. Asburv'0klanoma (2) at NOTRE DAME Coward, director TCU (0) at OHIO STATE (12) of athletics, said MICHIGAN STATE (12) at Wisconsin (0) Foley's death Foley The Records was "a severe "Team in Schedule Column in BOLD FACE CAPS is consensus pick. Team in Picker's Column in BOLD FACE CAPS Is his "best bet." Tom Tresh Voted IL Rookie Award Alou Brothers Lead Giants Past Bucs 7-4 blow to the Naval Academy in general, the brigade of midship, men, hit classmatei and teammates.

It was a great tragedy." Foley was Injured late Wednesday. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Foley of Pasadena, were fl wn to Annapolia and were at his bedside when he died in the academy hospital yesterday Capt.

Coward aald Foley's death resulted from a "one in a million chance mishap." He said the "circumstances at the exact moment of impact were juet a little different than they have ever been before." NEW YORK CP) Shortstop To Use Air Ways HPENNESSEE State University's football team leaves today for Atlanta and a meeting tomorrow with Morris Brown minus its second string quarterback. Gene Stewart, a junior who had been running behind freshman PITTSBURGH CP) Brothers Matty and Felipe Alou figured in all of the San Francisco scoring Spare the Hens, U.S. Asks, In Duck Hunt Emergency WASHINGTON UP) The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service appealed to duck hunters yesterday to shoot only drakes and spare the hens for nesting next year. REDUCED FLIGHTS OF ducks are expected this fall because of poor nesting conditions last summer as a result of drought in major Canadian and U.S.

producing areas. The interior department said the Idea for the spare-the-hens campaign was developed in co-operation with the Mississippi Fly-way Council. It Is based on the facts that drakes normally outnumber hens In the population of most species on their return to the nesting grounds. ALTHOUGH THE SPECIES tch in equal numbers, the service said, female ducks are more vulnerable to national enemies during the nesting season and to shooting during jthe fall; therefore, fewer of them survive each year. To make the campaign successful, hunters will have to let the ducks come In close and make certain of their targets.

Pearl, Meet Tonigh Pearl's unbeaten Tiger football team goes after Its third straight victory tonight, journeying--to Meigs for an 8 p.m. contest. Looking past the big city schools contest, Haynes takes on Wilson County Training School tomorrow night in another game of local Interest. Game time here Is 8 p.m. The MTAA slate: TONIGHT Pearl at Melr.

Clarkirille Bart at Sprlrjffleli Brans-ford. Murfrrribaro Holllwar a Celombla Car-Ter-Kmtth. Ml. Pleasant Clark at Franklin Trftta-Ini School. f'amtnllle Weten4 at Daildion Aea4-emy (Tullaboma).

TOMORROW Lettisbnrf Jones Training at Ihelkt-Tllle Bedford. Hilton County at Harnaa last night as the Giants downed Tom Tresh, son of former Chicago White Sox catcher Mike Tresh, yesterday was named rookie of the year In the International League. The 23-year-old Tresh, promoted from Richmond to the parent New York Yankees just before the end of the season, received eight first place votes from the 2J league sportswrlters participating In the the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-4. He said Foley was carrying the Mattv belted a pair of doubles and two singles, scored two runs and drove in another. Felipe scored Charlie Powell, quit the squad, saying "I am dissatisfied with my ball and had his head lowered and hit chin against hit chest when he was hit The academy hospital said ha tufftred a "flexion dis twice and drove in two runs on progress." three singles.

COACH LARRY SIMMONS and his staff will be accompanied by location" between vertebrae with a division of the spinal cord. 40 members of the Big Blue, poll. First baseman Donn Clen-denon of Columbus and first base Dick Stuart hit his 33rd home run of the season for Pittsburgh and Smoky Burgess socked his 12th. Simmons indicated yesterday he Doctors likened the injury to a man-outfielder Johnny Powell of Rochester each received five votes may resort to an air game against 4h ftanrnianc opening game with Praire View, Tennessee State bounced back to defeat North Carolina AIT 37 to broken neck and said it was aimllar to that suffered by former baseball catcher Roy Cam-panella in an auto accident several and outfielder Ted Savage of Buf timer to tiins pner a lot falo four. r.rnnt a tha honr te mum a Taernr nr.

mm 1 Clendenon rf 4 1 0 M. Alou rf 6 4 McCovey lb 4 2 Maya cl 0 0 Cepeda 1Mb 4 I years ago. 0 Stuart lb ill 'ca'' oa'r 0 Skinner It 3 3 Burgess 0 Hoak 3b FUNERAL services for Foley F. Alou of-lf 3 Bl rv win proDHniy ue iiuuwnis inuic. 3 IF SIMMONS' crew does take to the air, the lad who will do the will be held Sunday at Alexia, Tex.

Kuenri 3b Paean Dutfalo Miller tossing Is Frank Wynn, an aerial artist who has sparkled in the 1 Maerot-ltl 2b 4 2 Francis 2 0 Lablne 0 0 aNelson 1 Shams 0 bMoryn 1 eja-ckson 0 Friend 0 Ward Top Seeded In TSSAA Net Play Tigers' first two games. However, he might be handicapped since the Tigers' two top ends, Charlie Moore and Ed Franscols, are on Totals 3 14 7 Totals 38 aFlied out lor Lablne In 7th: bSlnsled tor ShartU In tth; cRan tor Moryn In 8tb. the sidelines with injuries. After being held to a tie In Its Irene Ward, playing for Harpeth Hall, is top seeded as the TSSAA San Franelica 003 040 100? Pittubnrch 0MI 0104 glrla regional tennis tournament opens today at Centennial and VU Polishes Runt M. Alou I.

McCovey. Cepeda. P. Alou 1. Duffelo.

Skinner 2. Stuart. Bur-less. DP Groat. Mazeroskl and Stuart: Christopher.

Materoskl and Stuart. LOB Vandermit courts at p.m. Today's schedule: fcan Francisco PittsWirih 11. 2B Duf-falo. M.

Alou Skinner 2. HB Stuart, AT CENTENNIAL Irene Ward (HH) Gajla Grlisard (Donelnonl. Marv I.oulie FrUt (Hlllsbora) vs. Glenda Davis (Continued From 1st Sports Page) Burtesa. ip mn Bri so (Madlnon), Lynn Grrforr (Lipscomb) vs.

Barbara Oskoraa (Donelaon), Susan Kud- Duffala IW S-l) ..1 7 4 4 6 the. firatKirin? hsrkfipld inclUdine duth IHH) vi. Gloria Burhl (HllUbaral, a. 6 I Hank Lesesne, Billy Crawford and Patricia ravre (Llpiromb) v. Sally hfrman (Donrlson), Sharon Burhl (Hills-koroi Ti.

Manba Bunllry (Madlton). AT Lablna J'a 3 1 1 1 Sieve anaw. Yesterday's workout again In Shantl 110011 Friend 1 0 0 0 0 0 VANDFRBII Jane Early IHH I vs. Ann cluded drills on all phases of kick WP Francia. Lawne.

pryor. venron, Lrdyard (Hilltbora), Pat Sanders (HH) vs. Berky Porter (Unscomb). Sfcory. Budol and Bonatelll.

2:31. ing, with Lesesne and Bob Sullins A 6.384. I DOUBLES (AU at VanderbUO Top. Seeded Lynn Frailer-Clalr Hooper HH doing most of the punting ana Grady Wade handling the place vs. Baiar Bateman-Bonnle Hears (Hilla- bora I.

Gloria Greiory-Janlce Dirkrna (Madlaanl vs. Jane Anderson-Portia Ayeri kicking. (Llperomb), Henrietta Bradlord-Jennt Bradford (Llaseomb) vs. Suzanne Glovar- Three Commodores figuring prominently in pre-season drills Philpot, English Millwood Winners Mrs. Richard Philpot beat Mrs.

Allison Web. HH. aeeond-setded Marc Noore-Jane O'Brien (Kt. Bernard) va. will not make the trip to Athens Millie Beaaler-Dat Maddoi (Hllliboro) They are fullback Jim Johnson (shoulder separation), tackle Dan Tal Takes Chess Lead Boone (foot injury) and guard Tom Edwin Reed 2 and 1 and Mrs.

William English ousted Mrs. E. R. Mc- mm BELGRAE UP) Mikhail Tal of Kenny (sprained ankle). The travel squad: ENDS Richard Bohnef.

Nat Bullock. Mlllln 1 up on 10 holes yesterday in championship play of the Hill-wood women's golf tournament. Wide Butcher. Bruce Hammer, Garr Hudson. Tommr Martin, Georta Smith.

Dick Teets. the Soviet Union, former world champion, took over the lead last night in the Bled International Chess Tournament with a total of 12 points. Bobby Fischer of Brooklyn, N.Y., had 11 points. Fischer could tie Tal by willing a match adjourned last night with Paul Keres of Russia. TACKLES Bill Corbin, gter Elliott, Other results: FIRST FLIGHT Mra.

Dan beat Warn Hall, Don Herndon, Mlk Beese, Mr. titer McUaw 3 and 3i Mn. W. H. Sam Sullins, Bnddr Thomas.

GCARDS Jul Crocker, John Croon, McClananan beat Mra. Blcbard Vlnaon 4 and Georta MeGuiln, Davison Thompson, Bill SECOND FLIGHT Mra. J. R. Han.oo beat Mra.

Jamea Keraa upi Mra. Tom Waldrup. Charles Wells, Clark Williams. CENTERS Cody Binkley, Gary Smith, Paul Thurmond. Fbllbln beat Mra.

Jamea Gill an. QUARTERBACKS Buddy Barrett. Jon THIRD FLIGHT Hn. Jo Howell beat Mrs. Orrllle Hbite I spi Mrs.

P. L. Darla beat Mn. Richard Patrick and 1. Cleveland, Hank Lesesne, David Lod1j.

niirRina I ft-nba. ta rrh LOSERS TOURNAMENT Mrs. Fred cut, BOWL AT THE NEW MODERN PLA-MOR LANES FOSTER CREICHTON DRIVE (Near ShMMv's Bit Boy) Bond beat Mra. Jo Bnrd 14 and Mrs. lArthnr Guepe, Matt Howard.

Sieve Shaw. irwn.weai mra, ain nsirr ana Jeff Star Una. Bob Sulllna. 4i Mra. aVobert Hoffman beat Mrs.

H. T. FALLBACKS Warn Anthony, Billy Lavely and II Mrs. Sam Faiman beat Mra. Bash Graeey no; Mrs.

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