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I fyyy rEifw tfA.iW J. 2 mier Rogers Heocs Entrants 7 County Athletes In State Track Meet By WILLIAM STANTON Arlington High School two milcr Wayne Rogers and six other athletes from Dutchess County are eligible to compete In the New York State Public High Schools Athletic Association's lntersectional meet Satur day. The lntersectional, commonly rererrea to as the state meet, will be conducted at Ty Cobb Stadium In Endicott. The competition, which is to feature stars from everywhere in the state but New York City, will Degin 10 a.m. Rogers, Section One two mile champ and Section One Class AA A mile king, is one of three athletes from Freedom Plains who have qualified.

Pole vault ers David Roger and Jack Doyle are expected to make the trip, too. Rogers has a best time of 9:23.8 for the race of eight laps and has done the first mile in as fast as 4:36. In the open mile he has run 4:22. Roger, Dutchess County Scholastic League champion, and Doyle, the runner up, cleared 12 feet, 6 Inches to finish among the top three In the Section One Open Meet In White Plains. The performances of Rogers, Roger and Doyle were the kev to Arlington's and coach Bill Murphy's third a 1 unbeaten season in the Dutchess County Scholastic League.

The Admirals also remained atop the A schools of Section One for the third straight year, sharing first with Lakeland In the Class A meet in Shrub.Oak. In Wappincers Vails the peo ple are talking about Roy C. 1 a high hurdler Gary Delia Rocco and John Jay auar termller Terr Johnson. Delia Rocco, DCSL champ in ootn tne high and low hurdles, has run the former event in the state Junior class record time of 14.1 seconds. He was third In the highs and lows at the Class AA A meet and third in the highs at the Open meet.

Mount Vernon's Mike Young pre season pick of the New York State Sports Writers Association for the high hurdles, has mastered Delia Rocco so far but the Ketcham athlete has proved he can turn it around. Uary ran 14.1 to whip Young in the semi finals of the Class AA A meet although the 6 6 stepper beat him in the final and in the Open meet the following week. Johnson, a sophomore, placed fourth in the 440 in the Open meet and was chosen a member of the Section One distance medley relay team. Terry, sec ond to Arlington's John Birz nieks in the DCSL meet, has clocked SO 5. Uh" eosh." That's Haldane's Wavne Stel lefson heaving the shot put, watching it go more than 50 feet and then voicing his disappoint ment.

Stellefson, a junior, has done 56 6 and is disqualified when he does anything less. Wayne, YOU NAME THE CAR! Edsd Packard Studebaker Desoto ssnrtin5s. mforANYUCAeR i COMPARE OUR PRICES LOWEST PRICES IN THE AREA UNCONDITIONAL LIFETIME GUARANTEE ON ALL MUFFLERS 15 MINUTE FREE INSTALLATION NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY DRIVE RIGHT IN 'MP 4624111 MnW'WWW NEXT TO HUDSON PLAZA mMfM Mt.mM OPEN TOURS. TIL 8 PJO, DCSL and Class ruler, took second In the Open meet with 51 6. From Millbrook comes dis cus tosser Steve Abel.

The DCSL large schools had three fine throwers in Arlington's Jed Ackerman, Ketcham's Don Mo a and Poughkeepsle's Larry Sosna but the Blazer fling king proved to be the best of them all. He did 140 feet, 6 Inches to win the DCSL title and 137 to take third in the open meet. Outstanding athletes from Westchester County include 100 men Charles Hayes of New Kochelle and Dan Bierderman of Scarsdale (10.0), 220 man Greg Owens of Mount ernon (22.1 on a curve), Alexander Hamilton 440 man James Redd (47.5), Mount Vernon triple jumper Ken McBryde (50 8) and hurdlers Earl Crutchfield of New Rochelle and Young. Parkin, Wheeler Capture Titles In Decathlon HYDE PARK Kirk Parkin and Tom Wheelr won champi onships at Roosev It High School's annual decathalon com petition. Parkin captured wins In the 220 yard dash and the 880 and mile runs to win the track division crown with a scoring record of 912 points.

Wheeler took the open title for the second straight year and established a points mark in the process. He mounted up 500 to break the 473 mark he set last spring. He set a division and decathalon record in the 220 yard dash, winning in 23.5 seconds. In the track division, Phil Theodoseau placed second with a 512 total, followed by Dennis Doughty 484, Charles "Gordon 285. Keith Horan 225, Don Traver 194, Jay Burkhard 181 and Dave Conlon 101.

Tom Chahanovich finished second in the open contest with 228 points. Trailing were Mark Lyvers wno tied an open standard in the high jump with a leap of five feet, two inches, 221, Al i 178, Mark Softy 153 and Fred Williams 45. Doughty tied Dave Bethea's track division mark in the 220 yard dash, crossing the line in 24.5 seconds. Bankers Defeat Baseball Foe, 4 2 WAPPINCERS FALLS Mike Tulacz pitched a six hitter, struck out seven and walked none Wednesday as Bankers Trust beat Southern Dutchess, 4 2, in the District 17 Big League baseball program. The game was the Bankers' opener.

Southern uutcness is 0 3. Doug Heady got two hits and drove in a run and jack Silvestri a hit and two RBIs for the winners. Jim Wojtowicz spar kled defensively for the losers ilHHBlHEKi nnnnnnnMClM nnnnnwHPl''5E3 KnnnnP35t.ZvN inw nnnnBlnnnnnnnH HHWfiAl JMIIflHHHfllfllflfll nnnnnnnnnniPliHi' 'HnHRnnnHBiSBnnnnnnnB Photo by Doug Van do Zand ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL distance runner Wayne Rogers Veteran Infielder Free To Deal Clete Boyer Draws Fine For Betting On Football NEW YORK (AP) Clete Boyer, fined $1,000 for betting on lootoaii earnes. and ms stormy departure from the At lanta Braves soil a matter ot dispute, is free today to pursue his baseball career. The veteran third baseman was fined Thursday by baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for betting on college and pro foot ball games in 1968 and 1969.

The action clears the way jor Boyer to seek a deal with anoth er club. All negotiations be tween Boyer and any tarn were suspended by Kuhn pending his investigation into tne gambling issue. It is true that a couple of years ago I made a few bets on football games with a man I thought was a friend. I have HEY, Live Wire's having a BIG SALE on MOHAWK BELTED TIRES '78 Series Comanche 70 Series Magnum 770 Limited Tifoe Only Vacations Are Coming Buy Now SAVE! Live Wire's Personal Service for those Searching for Something Better Mohawk's Magnum 770 Belted Something to be Proud Of! RETREADS Think About 'em Have you got the shakes? OUR TIRE TRUER can change all that GO LIVE WIRE IN '7111 LIVE WIRE TIRE 701 MAIN ST. 452 2460 uuUMUiatt nver bet on baseball and have never made any kind of a bet with anyone I knew to be a bookmaker, Boyer said in a statement issued by the offic of Marvin Miller, executive direc tor of the Players' Association, However, the 34 year old in fielder later said, I innocent, but I don't see any sense fight ing it the commissioner has shown a very understanding at titude.

"There are parlay cards all over the locker rooms, witn guys putting up a buck here and as I am." With Kuhn's investigation and the fine, believed to be the first in which a player has ben fined for betting on another sport, Boyer said he would like to play on tne west uoast. Fridoy, June 11, 1971 Pougfifcttptie Journal 25 Jane Blaloclc, Kothy Ahern Share Lead Shirley Vows Golf Comeback SUTTON, Mass. (AP) De fending champion Shirlev Englehorn watched from the side lines with a determined "111 be back" comment today as young hopefuls Jane Blalock and Kathy Ahern fired 70's to share a one stroke lead entering the sec ond round of the $55,000 Eve LPGA championship. "A lot of eolf competitors, like Ben Hogan, came back from in juriesmaybe not as often, but still back and so will the 30 year old Miss Englehorn said Thursday after carding a four over par 40 on the front nine and then withdrawing from the 7z noie classic. Miss Enelehorn.

severely in jured in an auto accident in 1965, had to withdraw from last week's Ladv Carlinir tmirn.i ment in Baltimore after the first round, but was determined to defend her LPGA title. She took a cortisone shot to relieve oain in hr ailing left ankle Monday, but then had to eive ud sudden ly. "I couldn feel anvthinc In my left side on the practic tee in the morning." she said. "Fi nally I just couldn't take it any more. A co favorite with the veteran Kathy Whitworth for the too prize of $7,950 after traveling Pleasant Vailev Country Club's 6,130 yard lapout in two undr par 71 in a pro amateur event Wednesday, Shirley surrendered ner uue reluctantly.

Miss Blalock, a 25 year old former New England champion from Portsmouth, N.H., who earned her LPGA card at Pleas ant Valley in 1969, and Miss Ahern, at 22, a five year veteran of the tour, surprised the field in the first round. Miss Whitworth and Donna Caponi, the U.S. Open champion for the last two years, wre tied witn 71. Sandra Post Elliott, the 1968 titlist, Japan's Chako Higuchl, Debbie Austin, and Margee Masters were bunched at 73. Tied with 74s were four time champ Mickey Wright, playing in her first tournament in nar ly a year, Sandra Palmer, Beth Stone, Peggy Wilson and De De Owens.

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