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6 Poughk pita Joumol Serturdoy, August 18, 1973 Journal Scoreboard Monticollo Raco Entries Men's Golf Poet Itan, lilO m. In. Cent 1 Twin Angbl 2 lucky Sea 3 Chancy Gen. 4 Molly Rich 5 Crtionne' 6 OtnUnn Dugol 7 Homo Krishna WhMool Brov DGs flSUy Arone Grundy Kurtz GGilmour Moral A Tinder SKONOUCt 1 SHMaytield Farroro 2 Marlon Cindy 3 GataToa Nordlnt Bid 5 Omni Bob 6 Impromptu 7 AoWorr TlogaiGlnnla Smith DUih JOuinn Gam VrVrk.ro JDowfand THIRD RACI GGftmour RKruger SSmHh Grundy CGolbrolth JOuinn Donolrlo FYanoM 5 1 8 9 2 9 2 5 1 3 1 6 1 12 1 6 1 3 1 6 1 4 1 9 2 1 8 1 8 1 1 Hottv Bid 2 Seafield Duchett 3 Moynardt Big Boy 4 April Way 5 Gothen 6 Ives Creed 7 Wotcho Dream 8 Arriva Dan FIRST RACI Burlon NFerrlero RManil Arone JGIImour Gam Kroy GKennedy SUTTON. Mau.

(APT Second round scores Friday In th 1700,000 USI Golf Clastic on the 7.211 yard, par 72 Ploaant Valley Country Club course (a denotes amateur: V.n Cllll 3 timeChamp In Women's Amateur Final SICOND RACI 1 NobU Frost 2 Rtnatttancs LooSr J.otid Wrt 4 Rocky Glow 5 Armbro Largo 6 Sterlings Brtri 7 Tyron lad 8 Coo it man. SSmHh Grundy GGilmour Forrtero 1 Hamilton Curron DHayw JGilmour 1 Cwnonka 2 Pkiliun Chockoyotta Hawk 4 Mar Con Floih 5 fiuftonwood Diva 6 Tora Rodnay 7 KadKh Young 8 Josappa rOURTNRACI 1 Conattoga Champ Vlddomlni 2 Broughton Borchl 3 Piadmonl ciprets Farrlara 4 Fort Apoche Da FppK 5 (mancipation Martyniok 6 Rkh King Gilmour 7 Bam Imp GUmour 8 for Fun Pulvar 3 1 5 1 4 1 5 1 9 2 8 1 10 1 10 1 4 1 3 1 9 2 8 1 5 1 8 1 6 1 10 1 THIRD RACI 1 Sarah Scoll A Knoblock 2 Zo Lawk 3 Ouaan Baa Gilmour 4 Adorolo Gilmour 5 Tom Cot Direct Bkcum 6 Androcolet Grundy 7 Hal Slroda Moral 8 Pionaar Spirit Pierce 1 lucky 2 Levi Row GH 3 Vanfoll 4 Drummar Pick 5 Slot David 6 VcJot Mike 7 Soldo! FOURTH RACI Curron Harnar DHoyat Bkcum JOuinn GKannady Monti 1 Single Trnj 2r Sunhina Patch 3 Sharwood Kan 4 MojotHc Detliny 5 DraomyGof 6 Stylos 7 WJW 8 War Painlar Firm raci Plutman JSonlee Grundy Porodit 6 Bang Bang RainbowJ Farroro 6 1 9 2 FIFTH RACI II VFarriaro Garnour SIXTH RACI 1 ShodydoW Adkon Browna 2 8 Sgroi Borchl 3 Mr Mortona Kuril 4 Buck Patter Gilmour 5 Western Chonca Grundy 6 Route Two Two Champion 7 Oalhl Pierce 6 Armbro Komoko Smith SIVINTHRACf 1 Mod Corio Gamour 2 Shifty day Grundy 3 Mardano Hanover Ouinn 4 Vkon Draam A Brownal 5 Carolyn Porodit 6 ortuna Cothia Moral 7 Soma Mognala Gimour 8 Kiva Barralar Dewtond 1 Schnoler 2 Sandrat Choka 3 Silver Marvel 4 Gonxogo 5 Graat Hannah 6 Lucreriat Pride 7 Tan Bat 8 Chockoyotle Chtal IIOHTHRACI JOuinn 3 1 1 Indian Victory SSmHh 8 1 2 InDamandN A Tlndar 8 1 3 Kayttona Yodal Barmlain 6 1 4 Harmat Loball I Farrlaro 5 1 5 Grant Sociaty VFarriaro 5 1 6 MarConCoih A Hull 7 Bye By. Buck Farriaro 8 Terry Bye Bya Harnar 6 1 SIXTH RACI 5 1 1 Lookout Clay Browna 4 1 2 Scrooga Aloy 9 2 3 Fanny Fantastic Piarca 12 1 4 Romolong A Hurl 3 1 5 Fortuna Paul Monti 8 1 6 Adioo Bob Forshey 7 Command Porfor. Grundy 8 Marlon Dart Gilmour 4 1 StVINTH RACI 5 1 1 Royal Dappla A Burlon 9 2 2 Kayttona Heidi Harnar 8 1 3 Hi Lo Gene Porodit 1 4 Adiot Entlgn 0 Hoyat 9 2 5 Marion Eogla JGilmour 3 1 6 Marihmollow Giganta 12 1 7 Sundancar Poftarton Jr 8 Srondy WyndbloughM Maker SSmHh CMoral Grundy DGW.i Galbrorlh VFamaro GBarknar NINTH RACI 1 Tork Hanover Farroro 2 Rotlat Brolhar 3 BaatlnaFralghl 4 MikaSuccau 5 Duddyi Dancar 6 OreelChtol 7 Morion Go Boy tV Golden Gill 3 1 4 1 tlOHTH RACI 6 1 1 Coldstream Hank Biccum 5 1 2 Sunny Sam I Harnar 8 1 3 Wolmoria Poltarion Jr 8 1 4 Shodydola Air Raid Grundy 5 1 5 Chonca Cattla Gilmour 8 1 6 Emperor Dopplo A Koch 7 Brazfl Ouinn 8 Adelaide LoUII Harnar 5 1 NINTH RACI Soma Mario 4 1 1 Shoo Dancar Shoo Grundy Bradbury utuccum Grundy Moral JGilmour HGH 3 1 2 Collins Airhnar 6 1 3 Armbro Koihmiro 5 1 4 UdvChorb.il 8 1 5 MktS EnShodaou 8 1 6 Vollaylnn 6 1 7 Torque 8 Hotlma Carlilh Forshey Lffornar GGilmour Poftarton Jr GKovion DBagln Smith Bobby Mitchell NR Jim Wlechert 5 1 Rick Mattengale 5.1 Tom Shaw David Blani Suva Mlnyk Laa Travlno 10 1 Lanny Wadklnl Tom Jenkins Rots Randall Lionel Habart I Martin Bohen At Oelberger Miller Barber 4 1 Mike McCullough 8 1 Bob Wynn 6 1 Tommy Aaron 5 Rod Curl i Baba Hiskay Will Homanluk IH Elder Roy Pace 6 1 Dick Loll 6 1 Snead 3 1 Julius Boros Gene Littler Dava Stockton ,1 Terrv Wllco 7 2 Ben Crenshaw 6 1 Mike Hill 10 1 Tom Ulozas Allen Miller Frank Beard Mlka Wynn tt Ron Cerrudo 2 Bob Lunn 6 1 Bruce Ashworth Ken Venturl Bert Yancey Jim Colbert Wayne Yates Tommy McGlnnls Bud Allln John Toapel jonn teniae Dale Douglass Joe Banevento John Kennedy John Schroeder John Lister George Knudson Bob Dickson Larry Hlnson Bob Shaw Bob E. Smith George Johnson Tom Kite Joe Carr Larry Zlegler Dan Sikes Glbby Gilbert Paul Harney Jerry McGee Charles Volpone Joe Porter Gary Sanders Lou Graham David Graham Bobb Cole Gary Groh Bruce Crampton 3 1 Cesar Sanudo 5 1 Dick Rhyn Hubert Green Dwlght Nevll Dava Marsh (Failed to Oualify) Jim Grant a Roberl Caprera Bob Lewis Ralph Johnston Larry Stubblefleld Bunky Henry Dick Hanscom Dwalne Knight Curtis Slflord Art Wall Dick Hendrlckson Richard Crawford Larry White Don Iverson Vern Novak Kermit Zarley Bob Menne Hale Irwin Billy Zlobro Ben Kern Bobb Nichols Bobby Greenwood Larry wood 5 1 8 1 3 1 8 1 92 8 1 3 1 8 1 5 1 8 1 8 1 5 1 9 2 41 5 1 10 1 8 1 8 1 3 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 6 1 4 1 9 2 12 1 10 1 MONTCLAIft, N.J.

(AP) 70 47 137 inree ume cnaiupiun Jf' Anne Quast Sander of Seat i 7o tie and Carol Semple of Sew IJIollw ickley, moved into the of tne 73rd annual S. 7i 69 i4o Women's Amateur Golf Jtn Championship Friday. rolSllJo Mrs Sander knocked out 70 71 i4i Donna Horton of Jackson nlllu ville, 4 and 3 and Miss 'ital!" Semple beat Bonnie Lauer 70 77 of Huntington Woods, 71 71 142 73 49 142 FUP Mrs' Sanders, a 35 year 6775 14! old mother of two who won to 'tS io the titIe in 19S8 1961 and 73 70 143 1963, advanced to quarter 71 72 uj final when she beat Peggy Conley of Spokane, 74 69 143 and 3 on the 6,032 yard, par 4 74 69 143 72 Montclair Golf Course 'mi Miss Semple, a 24 year old 7s 6 i43 real estate agent, battled 72 71 143 Miss Lauer through 17 holes Ttl'lio before overcoming Miss 72 71 141 Lauer 7M7 I43 73 71 144 Miss Semple also had a 72 72 i44 tough quarter final duel, 7Mi i44 finally eliminating defend 72 7: i44 ing champion Mary Budke 74 of Dayton, 2 and 1. t77.i45 Saturday's final match 73 72 145 play will be 36 holes. IsssssssssssssssBissHii WKKKMKSSSmKXt IJimiM i.faas::vs;.aaPr'BsssssssssssssssaH mmmwi WZMSlteti 1 liit rwiltlllirf miiiWH WB RSflBnHJPPJHHHaflhHP Rick Monday of Chicago Cubs (7) slides safely Into second base on steal attempt In game Friday against Dodgers.

Los Angeles second baseman Dave Lopes waits for throw from catcher Ferguson. Umpire Is Tom Gor man. Cubs won, l. UPlTaUphofo 72 73 145 75 70 145 72 73 145 72 73 145 75 70 145 74 71 145 71 74 145 70 75 145 73 72 145 73 72 145 77 68 145 75 71 146 Redskins Crush Bills Baseball Roundup: Aaron Smacks 703 BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) and the Redskins the Buffalo new 80,000 seat sta MONTREAL (AP) Henry Aaron of the Braves hit the 703rd home run of his career in the sixth inning of thr Rroiwo' nrnmA orvninet d'um Friday night as though the" Motrea, JJSrlit ueyo mi After striking out his first 1 hC H1'.

"21 in Natlnal nre up in the second inning. JJSliS Football League preseason and fouljng tQ the l4.I game. tVl a hj nr. A crowd of 80,020 four t' HV n(y, r.anafitv aaur thA the left center field fence for 74 72 146 Duane Thomas I5 Washington 7s 7i i46 romped over 74.79 I4A Ot 74 73 147 under capacity. saw the 73 74 147 controversial running back 7671 147 rip through Buffalo's de 7W2 147 fense 1 times for 70 yards in 72 75 147 the first half.

In addition, 73 74 147 Thomas caught three of his 30th home run of the season. It left Aaron just 11 home runs behind Babe Ruth's all time baseball record of 714 The hit, off right hander Bob Payne Doug Olson TINTHIACI 1 Aquarian Dancar ManzJ 2 Lunarilc Piarca 3 GoUont la Vern Ouinn 4 Marion DaroW Gilmour 5 Misty MuH Porodit 6 Count One Mo Grundy 7 Rebel Pradno 8 JJt MuH Gamaur TRACKMAN StUCTfONSi 1 tuctcy Sea M. Chancy Gene, Crissane. 2 Morion Cindy, Nardlns Bid, Impromptu. 3 1 TENTH RACI 9 2 1 Game Souvanir Ouinn 8 1 2 fldelio Hayes 8 1 3 Spin OH CMomi 4 1 4 Adour SChemerys 5 1 5 Mist Chary) GBarknar 6 1 6 Gimlat Horner 8 1 7 Gigolo Curron 8 Adull Honovar Grundy 3 Pinkusi, Demonico, Joteppe.

4 4Jroughton, Conastogo, Chomp, TRACKMAN MUCTIONSi I Hotly Bid, Saafwld Duchatt, Ivat Oaad 2 NobU Frod N. Proud Wit. Rockv Glow. Rkh 3 Ouaan Baa. Zo.

Hal Slroda King. 4 Star David. Lucky. Soldal. 5 WJW.

5 Terrace Bella, Keystone Yodal, Tarry 6 Mr Mortona, Buckpassar, Delhi N. Bya Bya. 7 Shifty Ooy, Soma Mognofe, Mod Cor 6 Scrooge, Lookout day, Fortune Paul, lot. 7 Hi Lo Gene. Sundancar, Royal Dappla 8 SchneBer.

Sandrat Choke, Gorriooa. Sunnv Sam. Wolmoria. Coldtlraom Debbie Austin 9 Rotlat Brother, Tork Crenel Honk Marla Astrologes ChW. OTJI.

Auluw lodv fhorhari. Kny WlllfwOrlll "I' Rillv Kilmer's nassM fnr 45 Uii'rZ home runs. ro 140 yaras ana scorea a loucn 74 74 148 7t 7wn down on a one vard run. "ia The Redskins struck Steve Renko, was the 1377th 75 73 14. quickly, with Herb Mul Key extra base hit of his career, jmiIiS taking the opening kickoff lyinK him with Stan Musial, fnrmiir Aula afAS Hin ale' 102 yards tor a TD.

-Women's Golf In ihe. period. 'ZSZT lead ln st. paul. Minn, (ap) First round was Mui jey wno set tne scores Friday In the 530,000 St.

Paul Stage tor tlUIialO tirst S1X 5 1 Ladles Open on the 6.402 yard, par 37 36 73 Keiier Goif club course: pointer in three exhibition 2 Ji I eames this season. He fum 35 35 70 bled Spike Jones' punt and ImsI Buffalo's Ted Roy recovered on Washington's 26. 36 35 71 Rookie Joe Ferguson 36 35 71 starting his first profes Reds Nip Mots, 2 1 I Laura ttaugn ii Sandra Palmer Roberta Albers 4 1 Sutte McAllister 10 1 Marlene Hagge fy. Sandra Spuzlch Judy Rankin Jocelyn Bourassa Sandra Post Carol Mann Gail Denenberg Beth Stone Murle Breer Kattiw Martin Janet LePera Barbara Romack Robyn Dummett Mary Bryan Orioles Keep Eastern Lead HANK AARON Another Homer Red Sox Hang In NEW YORK (AP) Hal King's home run leading off the 10th inning lifted the Cincinnati Reds to a 2 1 victory over the New York Mets ln a National League baseball game Friday night. New York George Stone had carried a two hitter into the ninth, but two out singles by Dan Driessen, Tony Perez and Johnny Bench tied the game at 1 1 and drove Stone from the mound in favor of Harry Parker, 7 3.

Stone had permitted a pair of second inning singles by Perez and Andy Kosco, but the hits were sandwiched around a double play ball hit by Bench. After Kosco's hit. Stone, 8 3, retired 13 consecutive batters before surrendering a lead off walk to Joe Morgan in the seventh. run his sixth of this baseball season in the fourth inning had given the Mets a 1 0 lead. Mays, who played first base before being replaced by Ed Kranepool in the ninth, collided with Bench left hander when the Cincinnati slugger tried to beat out a roller in the seventh.

Both players tumbled to the ground but neither was seriously hurt. Yankees Lose ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) Teen ager David Clyde and reliever Jackie Brown scattered nine hits, and the Texas Rangers scored three runs in the fifth inning to beat the New York Yankees 8 1 and break an eight game losing streak. The 18 year old Clyde, less than three months out of a Houston high school, picked up his fourth victory in eight decisions and 11 starts. Brown came on In the 10 Aquarian Dancar, lunorllc Misty MuH.

Bad oali aefmaear 107. 10 Fkfelio, Game Souvenir, Adour. Beit Bel Quean Baa 13). Mary Beth Porter oersy Kawis 36 37 73 Mosieriwith a 10 yard scor 30 36 74 ing tOSS 37 37 74 38 36 74 37 37 74 3V 35 74 37 37 74 Baseball's Top 10 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Based an 175 at Bats. AMERICAN LEAOUE Player Club Carew Min Horton Det May Mil Murcar NY Alou NY Otis KC Northrup Det T.Davis Bal Scott Mil Munson NY AB 435 294 47 469 447 465 207 Player Club Rose cm Pet Unser Phi .354 watson Htn .330 Cedeno Htn .324 Cardenal Chi .320 Maddos 5F .311 Perei Cln 305 Grubb SD 303 Hunt Mon .303 Matthews SF .303 .303 NATIONAL LEAOUE AB 121 501 101 321 123 458 102 385 113 412 104 412 114 420 VI 320 109 392 108 376 173 Home Runs Pltfihiirnh.

14: FvJini. AflMntn. Mayberry. 34; DaJohnson. Atlanta, 32; Bonds, San Francisco, 32; H.Aaron, Atlanta, 29.

111 80 117 122 111 117 82 100 406 114 439 113 390 63 118 Home Runs Jackson, Oakland. 29, Kansas City, 23; Otis. Kansas Cltv. 23 Flsk, Boston, 22; F.Robinson, California, 22 Runt Batted In Runs Batted In Bench, Cincinnati, 88, Evans, Atlanta, Jackson, Oakland, 98; Mayberry, 86; Stargell, Plt sburgh, 85, Perez, Cln Kansas City, 91; Murcer, New York, 80, cinnatl, 82; Singleton, Montreal, 81. Otis.

Kansas City, 78, Scott, Milwaukee, 71. Pitching (10 Decisions) Pitching (10 Decisions) Osteon, Los Angeles, 14 5. 737; Hunter, Oakland. 15 3, 833, McDanlel. Nlakro, Atlanta.

13 5. Soever, New New York, 11 3. 786, Palmar, Baltimore, York, 15 6, Brett, Philadelphia, 12 5. 16 4, 727; Colborn, Milwaukee. 15 7.

682, stone. New York, 7 3. Twit. Spllttortf, Kansas City, 15 7. 682; Blue, chell.

Philadelphia, 1VS, 688, Sutton. Los Oakland, 13 7. 650; Coleman, Detroit, 18 Angeles. 15 7. BrVanl.

SanFranclsco, 10. 643, Acosta. Chicago, 7 4, 636 17 8. 600. University Games Summary Pet.

.345 .315 .314 .314 .311 .311 .310 .306 .306 chid Lady .306 Monticello Race Results Freeman Takes Putting Event TULSA, Okla. (AP) countered in the fifth off Yankee starter Sam McDowell, S. Tom Grieve singled, Elliot BOSTON (AP) Carl Morgan stole second but was BALTIMORE (AP) Jim Yastrzemski drove in two stranded when Stone got Palmer, with ninth innincr mno nno urith a rlrtuHlA In Pprp7 nnrl Ttrnr Willi relief help from Grant Jack the four run fifth inning, and Mays' 660th career home ei8hh and picked up the sional game, completed son, hurled his ninth consec the Boston Red Sox held on Ai 39 33 72 passes to Jim Braxton and utive victory, and the for a 6 4 victory over the expos Win New York took a 1 0 lead 5i 7i J.D. Hill and then hit John streaKing Baltimore urioies Kansas City Royals Friday iwuin i kci iaki aeieaiea tne staggering night. uernie Aliens oases ioaaea White Sox 3 2.

The victory snapped Bos single in the bottom of the and a single by Gene Mi It was the fifth straight ton's three same losinc ninth inning capped a three chael, but the Rangers victory for the American streak. run rally, overshadowed League Eastern Division The Red Sox went right to Henry Aaron's 703rd career leaders and the seventh loss work on the Royals' starter home run, and led the Mon in the last eicht eames for Dirk Dm cm Tnmmv treal Exdos to an 8 7 the White Sox. Harper led off the first with triumph over the Atlanta Maddox walked and after The Orioles wasted nu a sindo rrnpH nsW Braves in a National Lea true Dave Nelson bunted a sin Daryl Freeman of Bristol, merous early opportunities third on Luis Aparicio's sin baseball game Friday night. 6le Yankee third baseman won the National Put aeainst Stan Bahnsen. 1S 14 crle anrt c.rnri nn VKtrom.

Graig Nettles threw the ball 5jo ting Championship Friday with a 1 14 lifetime record ski's ground out. Twins Eriint away, allowing Grieve and with a record 95 under par against Baltimore, but Maddox to score. After Toby I Jtniul.H a 1 a A taaaaa Alto Honed Umot choiUngar, Hemp ij ior eignt rounds. scored on a second inninK Boston increased the lead 4" mn narran sacrificed nelson to dead Triumph, Warner, Dave Bloom, ft. Freeman, who broke the sacrifice fly by Bobbv Grich to 2 0 in' the fourth.

Consecu Ton ollva hammered two third, Jim Fregosi's sacri previous national mark by and a double by Rich Cog tive singles by designated nome runs, one a grand fice fly brought home the second RAaTim. 2081 ls strokes won s2 s0 anl gins in the fourth. hitterVOrlando Cepeda and ana M'nnesotathird run of the Inning. 2 8ombert Filly 6 00 3 60 3 oo. qualified along with eight Palmer.

17 6. and on the Dannv Cater and a walk to Twins erupted for a mne run Texas added insurance rTTf, omers ior tne next world Also ttort.7 Sorcerer. Overthol. linden championship in 1975. loball.

Ball O'Brien. Scratched Jindion Dolly Double 6 2. $87 60. FIRST RACi Tim. 2073 6 MiHord Walnut 13 00 20 euphoria 9 20 3 Mm Sleodlatt THIRD HACF.

Time 207 1 Clara Brigade 12 60 7 40 2 Gaiena 5 80 5 Muncy Boy Alto ttartad Grolelul Adiot, Oukat Star, Oukl Heel, Silky Squire. Bye Bye Knuler. Periecta 1 2, 1119 10. TrocW 100 1, Url Sllov, Russia. 10 37.

2, Silvio Leonard. Cuba, 10 43 3, Plefro Mennea, Italy, 10 S8 4. Steve Rlddlck, Norfolk. Va 10 S3 5. Vladimir Atames.

Russia, 10 56. 6. Pablo Monies. Cuba 10 59 Women's 100 1, Mona Llsa Purslanen, Finland. II 43 2, Ekgard SchnlMenhlem.

East Germany, II 62 3, Ellen Stropahl, East Germany, 11 63 4, Silvia Chlvas. Cuba, 1166 5, Ludmlla Maslakova Zhar kova, Russia, II 73. 6, Nadlezhda Besfa mllnals, Russia, 11.73. Alto, Mattene Render, Temple, and Kathy Lawson of Massachusetts, did not quality for the final. Pole Vault, final Francois Traca nelll, France.

17 feat, 9V, Inches. 2, Jury Isakov, Soviet Union, 17 4. 3, Terry Porter, Kansas University, I7 4U. 4, Paul Iwlnskl, Poland, 17 at. 5.

Janlt Laurlt. Soviet union, 17 lt. Michael Bull, Britain, 16 flte. Triple Jump qualifying, Americans only Barry McClura, Middle Tennessee University, SI feat, nine Inches. 114 5 James Sones, Iowa, outpointed "i ijaa rviarK uaviot, casrern nnicnigan, outpointed Kostadin Traikov, 'Bulgaria, 4 rVUn't aalcatball Bulgaria 82, Finland 58 Yuootlavia 85, Eatt Germany 73 Poland 103.

Iran 53 Braill 87. Puerto Rico 61 Canada 71, Mexico 60 Greece 73, Peru 57 Denmark 90, Syria 60 Woman'i BaskartbaR United States 54, Franca 43 Cuba 59, Poland 44 South Korea 72, Hungary 65 Soviet Union 123, Meiclco 2 Yugoslavia 111, Iran 19 Romania 54, Canada 51 Soviet Union 123. Mexico IX FOURTH RACE Tim. 2 06 1 5 Hoyol Cenlury 1060 5 20 6 Mountain Duke 14 60 4 Steady Bay Chief Also ttartad Oetawoy Pick, Sd Alans, Rood, Angie Loball, Kaimer, 17 6, and on the uanny cater and a walk to ica uuucu insurance way to his fourth straight 20 Rick Miller chased Drago in second inning in romping to runs in the sixth, seventh vfotnrv cpaoin crmMr fnvnr nf cior. n.rhpr a 14 2 victory over the Cleve and eichth off reliever Tom The other qualifiers were six and walked four before allowed a run to score when land Indians Friday night.

Buskey. Jeff Burroughs' Gary English, Orlando, running into trouble in the Tom Griffin grounded into a Terrell wno had long double, a groundout 210; Mike Baldoza, Fort ninth when the White Sox force play. four hits, and Phil Roof de and Grieve's sacrifice fly Worth, 202; Gary Mill made it close on Carlos livered their first home runs scored Burroughs, and in 3 60 er, Columbus, 204; May's run producing groun Phillies Win of the season to support Bert the seventh Jim Spencer tri 4 60 Gary Love, Euclid, Ohio, der and Tony Muser's RBI HOUSTON (AP) Steve had no trou" and Alex Johnson sin t.u.i noinsuu, ayicr, single. Carlton hurled an eieht hit A nome. Elton Burling Grich's run producing ter and slammed a home a seven timer, ton, N.C., and Vance Ran sacrifice fly in the second run Friday night in notching Oliva drilled his 14th ho dall, Chattanooga, all followed a double by Brooks his 11th victory for the Phil mer of the season with one with 208s, and Tony Cross, Robinson and a Wood sincle adelohia Phillies, an 8 3 aboard in the fifth, trivinc oW Louisville, 209.

by Earl Williams. triumph over the Houston him six RBI for the night. 400 Miller won the regional ti Grich singled and ad Astros. aens, i Drool wu uuuauu 01 vanced on an error in tne The Philadelphia left nan weSTem Slates Shreveport, won the fourth before being trapped der also struck out 11 As At amateur division with a 208. in a rundown.

But Al Bum tros, six in the last three in Mr 5 bo naay play completed bry. who reached on the nines and took over the Na STAATSBURG Wpt.m 340 Jeff Ridge Lhomp FIFTH RACE Time 2 08 4 5 SweelAnne 1260 760 74 6M 1973 "rnBment compe fielder's choice, took second tional League lead in that Publishing Co. will conduct Marty's Millbrook winner wto nonaa ir.no jean, jennie Acaos, uu a uawcu uau auu ncorta aeparuneni wiin io to IB us inira day oi gou Saturday vs. Bruno 112 30 o. ca sr.ajr.

an unearned run on men ior jom beaver 01 tne new at tne Ulnsmore Course Action conrinuon tn 7.41c: if Sports Schedule TODAY Softball Mid Hudson Tourney (At Spratt Park) Marty's vs. Millbrook (10 a.m.) Johnny Rit's vs. Maneri's (11:15) Jefferson Royal, Hit, lady Sadye. reneaa: aoo ou. number of states.

Wroatllna Second Round 105 5 Alaxei Shumakov. Russia, Horton, ElKabetn Coggin's double. York Mets. here. necessary.

out City, SIXTH RACE 2 04 1 2 Artie 3 40 3 40 3 00 6 My Main Man 3 80 260 5 Bombay Gold 4 80 Alto ttartad Justly Helreti, Drum CB Duane, Ken Mil, My Buddy. 4429. 2, Tatiana Vorokhobko, Russia, 4,444. 3, Diane Jones, Canada, 4,370 4, Nadlalka Angelova Dacheva, Bulgaria, 4,185 Jane Frederick, Colorado. 6, Gale Fitzgerald, Montclair, N.J state.

4,045. 110 meter semifinals. Americans only Larry Shlpp, Louisiana 14 26. fin. ished fourth in heal and qualified for final 100 semflnals, Americans only Tom Whatley, Alabama, 10 6, and stave Rlddlck, Norfolk Va 10 6.

each finished fourth in heats and qualified for final. Woman'i 1.500 1. Paola Plgnl, Italy. 4:10 7. 2, Glende Reiser, Canada, 4 12.5 3.

Tonka Potrova, Bulgaria. 4.13 5 4, Thelma Wright, Canada, 4 13 8 5, Tat kana Kaianklna, Russia, 4:14 2 6, Norlna Bralthwaita, Britain, 4:15 8 Also, 12, Kathy Gibbons, Glendale, CC, 4.26 4 13, Frances Larrieu. Oa Ansa, 4:291 Women's discus Falna Melnik, Russia. 211 9. 2, Argentina Menls, Romania, 209 8.

3, Nedyexhda eergeeva, Russia, 194 9 4, Maria Vergova. Bulgaria, 6 An nelle Braun, East Germany, 119 Svi. 6. Krysllna Nadolna, Poland, 18l 10vi. Mo 163.5 Gary Neltt, Mankato State, and Adrian Popa, Romania, tied 4 4 180 Mlka Bradley, Eastern Michigan, outpointed Herbert Nelze, East Germnay, 3 05 198 5 Nlolaei Neguc, Romania, pinned Wesley Hlnes, Oregon, 1.32 22) Ivan Tsolov, Bulgaria, pinned, Ken Lavale.

Hiram, Ohio I 58 Unlimited Shore Morchlladze. Russia, pinned Johan Maor, Oakland CC, 48 seconds men's volleyball Japan beet Algeria, forfeit Czechoslovakia 3. Belgium 0 East Mongolia 0 women'a volleyball Japan 3. united States 1 Soviet Union 3, Czechoslovakia I SEVENTH RACI, 2 07.3 3 Mon Fred 27.60 1120 5 20, 2 Portsmouth 40 3 40 lucky Coin 3 60 Alto ttartad Terrace, Braden Time, Block Sire, Sitter Freeholl, General Brooks Perfeclo! 3 2 S325 20 City Little League Playoffs: Exchange Takes Title Flower Child Favored In Roosevelt Feature Boxscore CINCINNATI MOSCOW (AP) Medals after Frl Roself Moroen 2b Driessen 3b TParaz lb Bench rf Kosco cf Toian cf Plummre Klngph Stahl rf Chaney ts Exchange Club scored two runs in the first inning and held on for a 2 0 win over Italian Center Friday to clinch the City of Pough oVo wc.rr.H iioVn keepsie Little League base Ross led off for Italina Cen Capono.ri fwin.ii i trait wiiaiiiLriuilsiliir. Dolia SB 4 0 2 0 KrVn'pioi ib oooo Tim Lauria pitched a four ians loaded the bases with ohnemus.

HIW YORK men ott tne tnird inning with a single. He advanced to third but was stranded. In the fourth inning, Joe 4 0 11 Clones rf 10 2 0 hitter, strlk incr nut thiw and two Out but Couldn't Score. 1212. 11 1 t.

nn rlr.tthla.urth I' as bA iufia. a a I 0 Mllrvar If tooocrotac 4000 walking only one 000 HihnctV 0 1 1 1 TMartlnttt 3 0 2 0 "6 owcui It won 0 0 0 0 Boiwilt ph lO.V bTOIrt brlsirFu'llarlMCaif day's sicondde'y of cometlHon In the Gegllano ph 0000 Parker SSif.ifirt.'.hK World University Games: Geronlmo or 0 0 0 0 Beauchp ph 10 0 0 A a a a tin cc swept series. nette Mathews, lor finals. Seattle, failed to qualify JOO semifinals, Americans only Rick second in heat. Soviet Union Italy Yugoslavia France Oald Silver1 iranie Tetal crotby as United Stales Brown, California, aual led tor final.

4)0 semifinals, Americans only Denis Kiniarji Atnv in na.i, onm.nl. nartuln Rnnyf 44 Y. Imirtrt KUm.nte In haat. au.llflMl Inr fln 9JJO0 qualifying, uriiy vwni Dfinrn. iimaai, F.nad.

ana out uveas, Georgetown, 8:47.6, each fourth In heats and qualified Fanclaf' w.il Germany Man's sabre viadlm ilymew, Bulgaria Ruule" 2, Pal GaravllcTw ftnjVry, KanVe Oan Irlmlcluc Romania. latOarroanr 3 0 0. 0 0 2 2 I 1 1 1 I I I 0 0 9 13 Gullett 3 MenKe pn Bornonp 1000 2000 1 too 1000 ill Total Total Cincinnati New York DP Cincinnati 2, Cincinnati 'New CX miio T. Lauria. tu.ce n.r nnn out for Italian Center in J.

leuzzl. A) the the last inning. opener, 1 0. Besides Dalleo's single, Mike Dalleo sincled home the only other Exchange hits two runs. Gene Capano were singles by Ohne Porki.H led off the game by walking, nus.

j. 34 1 "7 "i sam Dalla grounded out and Ed Santopadre, Italitjn G. MonarLib' KiSSoJ i Ben Dalia talked. Dave enters pitcner, strucK put a n.w York I. lob Ohnemus hit a "ve Pu 8' mnweii into WESTBURY, N.Y.

(AP) ton probably handling the Flower Child is favored to reins, are the co third win the $50,000 American chnir d.i r.n. i. before Ray Stanton led commied e.rrr. Trotting Championship at side No. 1 and 2 a rr out tne Held are Exchange won 19 of the 20 day night and become the Speedy Rick, C.

Jimmy games it played this season. United States standard and two 4 vear oId mares. bearer in the $150,000 Roose KiUbuck Mary and Delmon velt International Trot a ica Hanover. week hence on Aug. 25.

Owned by Samuel Hutten Flower Child goes into the bauer of Cincinnati and i a nrr fu i i tSien weekend at Greenwood Brien, Flower Child will i 0 tttV? KiJaH in Satly he won the stellar field athat includes Monday he took a division of Spartan the Clk Holiday I "1" ha earned $123 941 this year Flower Child a 6 year old with 10 victories in 16 starts. bay son of Florlis, is rated at 0 2 1 in the morning, line with EXCHANG.I AB 2 4 2 3 I 2 3 3 1 21 York S. T.Marllnez. HR M.yl (), King 14). baCK IO the BOX.

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