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4B Poughkeepsie Journal Robert Friefeld's 4Hbk SportsjgflL fadMiw Uaders Boosf Their Margin In Softball Race In Fast Pitch Doublehepder Brewers To Meet New Jersey Rookie Confident Second Time Around HEMPSTEAD "There was a tremendous risk involved in coming to the New York Jets football camp. I took a chance coming here but I'm confident I'm going to make Dennis Cambal, a 6 foot running back from William and Mary, is one of the few free agents with a chance of making it in professional football. "The coaches have been very impressed with him," said Jets assistant publte realtions director Jim Trecker. "He haa been a They think, he can play fullback and tight end." Cambal's prior experience with pro football hasn't been good. He was drafted 14th by the Oakland Raiders last year.

"I made all the cuts but was taxied and then released," he explained. "I definitely would have been better off if I was cut earlier. It's difficult when you stay for all the cuts. When I was released, the rosters for all the other clubs were set. Cambal took a big chance.

After he left Oakland, he found a job teaching English in West Yarmouth, on the southern shore of Capd Cod. "I could have taught this year but I resigned," he said. "Teaching jobs are hard to find and I'm sure my position has been filled." A rookie gets $14.50 per day in training camp. Veterans get the daily allowance plus a small fee for exhibition games. "Every ballplayer has his own confidence and I think I can olay in the backfield here," Cambal said.

"From what I heard, you get a fair opportunity here and I've found it to be true. As a free agent, that's what you strive for and that's what I've gotten." What's the most difficult task that a rookie faces? "Learning how to react to situations is most important," Cambal said. "You have to know the plays but you also(have to know how to react." Cambal was switched from fullback to tight end and that only added to his difficulties. "I had to learn the tight end 'spot quickly," he noted. "I'm hesitant about making mistakes.

Once I get myv assignments down I can play more naturally. Reading coverages is really important at tight end." The Jets still have to cut about 25 players. "It's a game of numbers at the end," Cambal said. "A lot of good athletes have to be cut loose. Whoever the coaches feel is most valuable to the overall situation stays." In his second shot at the big time, Cambal hopes he will be one of the newcomers that sticks around.

Schelechow, McDonald Rescue Poughkeepsie, 7 5 WAPPINGERS FALLS nings and picked up two Vic Schelechow and Bruce mris the fourth on Jack McDonald make a great Stapleton's homer and Mike rescue team. Sidote's run scoring single. Schelechow smacked a Bl a dou. iuicc iuii I1UI1IC IUII Mil. The Poughkeepsie Brewers, who have dropped four of their last six Atlantic East Clinton and Dante's Seaboard League games, Village Inn, which are wag attempt to get back on the ing an all out battle at the winning track today when' top of the Groundhog Soft they meet Parsippany, N.J., ball League, each won this week and increased their margin over second place Bobbie's Tavern.

Dante's knocked off the Tavernmen 9 4 while East Clinton took care of Greer 10 1. It left the winners with 11 2 records. In'other games, Sprout L.aKe inn edged li.u. Hage McNellSTiitTar: 11 8, Tymore Forest ripped won the nightcaps in a doubleheader at Spratt Park. Game time is 6 p.m.

The New Jersey squad, which is mired in fourth place with a 3 11 record, split a twinbill with the Brewers last weekend. Poughkeepsie, 10 10, took the first game 4 3 behind Bill sippany 4 0 as vet 4f, 3 gelo "Butch" Veronesl have started to collect some safeties. JTANtMNOt Reading Pougfptl Poralppany long Island i ritf. at 2 Mr 2 18 4 818 9 9.500 7 3 .214 11 0 16.000 15 (Dm not tndud gomt oftar lavl wlt ndl Al Avo. Yodaf.Raod.

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7 I 64 6 10 2 131 19 7 2 59 26 4 3 47 15 Nemes Vleming's 10 3 and eran Rico Paranti silenced Wright's Village Inn won by the Brewer bats, forfeit over Peelor's Fire New Jersey's other front stone, line pitcher is George Mar Duffy White, Jack Farm shal. Outfielders John Walsh cr, Joe Feneff and Al Rosell and Bob Krlezer, who col header last night at Spratt collected three apiece lected key hits against the park( dropped from first for Dante's. Farmer un Brewers last weekend, top r.ntpntinn Hnrlno its the team's hitting attack. rocky week. Poughkeepsie, which Tne Brewers split a dou played host to Mr, D's of bleheader with the national NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) New Jersey in a double champion Raybestos Cardi Ben Jipcho the world rec had In Trans Am ELKHART LAKE, Wis.

(AP) John Greenwood, a vet DENNIS CAMBAL loaded a home run and White tripled. Woody Osterhout three hits for.Bobbie's. George Croshier and Bob Keto were East Clinton's big guns. Croshier slammed GiSSn SCOFGS three hits, including a home run and double, and Keto FlFSt VlCtOrY aiso picKea up inree nus, with a triple and double. Jerome Wilson, who hit safely three times, singled in Greer's only run.

Bill Bartlett, Welles and Rip Rielly laced three hits each in Sprout Lake's triumph. Bartlett came up with a home run and double, Welles a triple and Rielly a double. Chuck Andrews supplemented the winners' powerful attack with a homer and double. In games this week, Peelor's travels to Greer, Tymore Forest entertains Wright's Village Inn, Sprout Lake visits Nemes Vlem mg's, Dante's is on the road at H.G. Page and East Clinton plays host to Bobbie's.

Den Jipcho Faces Disciplinary Action nals Wednesday night, tak ord holder in the 3,000 meter ing the first game 3 2 and steeplechase, faces discipli iosing the second 2 1. Mc nary action when he returns Nelis fired a two hitter in home from Europe next the first affair and Don Sidat month, Kenyan sports offi was the victim of the Cardi cials said Saturday. nals' two run rally in the Jipcho went on tour wfth" seventh inning of the second out a manager in defiance of game. an order by the Kenya Ama Poughkeepsie's dormant teur Athletic Association, batting attack is beginning Jipcho faces a severe re eran Corvette driver from to come alive and Joe Moli primand from the associa Team East Clinton Dante's Bobbie's Sprout Lake Peelor's G. Page Nemes Vleming's Wright's Tymore Greer STANDINGS Won Lost game against the Atoms.

Box score: Al.y. 3b Roach, ph Ballhlonl, Young, Dtgflio, DiSlofono, sixth inning Friday night and McDonald turned in three innings of one hit relief work as the Poughkeepsie Lasers kept their second round unbeaten record clean with a 7 5 come rom behind Hudson Valley American Legion Rookie League victory over the Wappingers Falls Ions. Schelechow found the Temple Field fence against losing pitcher Jim Lynch with Rockv Veronesi and TAkm niCfafanA Anh nf ScHaUcHow, lb Ruoping, 3b whom had walked, aboard, Todd, The Ions were clinging to a McDonold, 5 3 lead at the time. McP p' In the fourth inning, Sche Toiok lechow laced a run scoring single, scoring John Di sidoi. Stefano, who had doubled Earlier in the inning, Craig Dieilio homered for the win M.

Goiio9her. 3b D.Marco.lf ners. jjb The Ions, who outhit KPrinc, 2b Poughkeepsie nine to six. forced McPeck to leave at the end of four innings They Tou struck for single runs in the first, second and third in wappingers ble for Wappingers" first inning run and Ernie Martin homered in the third. Favorite Wins Commodore Pace WESTBURY, N.

Y. (AP) Armbro Nesbit, a Canadi an owned pacer the first Pontiac, made a shambles of the field Saturday in the fifth event of the Sports Car Club of America's six race Trans AmericanAmerican sedan series. Greenwood, averaging 96 145 miles an hour, took the lead from pole sitter Warren Agor of Rochester, N.Y., on the seventh lap of the 78 lap race over the four mile Road America course. He finished 1 minute 28.4 seconds ahead of Agor. The victory was Greenwood's first of the season in the TransAm.

Al Holbert of Warrington, finished third, two laps back, in a Porsche Carrera. 'Series leader Peter Gregg lasted only 22 laps, then was forced out of the running when a piston broke in his Porsche Carrera. In qualifying for Sunday's Formula 5000 race, series leader Jody Scheckter of South Africa was fastest in a new Trojan Chevrolet at 115.268 p.h. Brent Lunger of Pomona, was second fastest in a Lola ChevroletChevrolet at 114 694. The 23 year old Scheckter, in his first season of big driven for time racing, will be gunning for his fifth successive victory in the Formula 5000 series.

He finished second in naro. Bill Stewart and An tion, officials said. 2 2 4 5 7 7 8 8 10 11 95 points to SO for runnerup Brian Redman. POUGHKEEPSIE (7) AB tim hu Cltfrat McDonald struck out three phnipn wnn Vim in his neat relief stint. nminnHr The Ions traveled to New fleid 0f cassy 3 year olds at the, other race of the season burgh Saturday night for a Roosevelt Raceway Satur series, which he leads with day night.

The son of Bye Bye Byrd, owned by Duncan Macdonald of Sydney, N.S. who yielded the driving chores to Phalen, scored by 1 12 lengths over his stablemate, Melvin's Woe owned by Thurman Downing of Cleveland, in a 1:59 4 5 mile. J. R. Skipper was third.

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