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14 Poughkteptie Journal Saturday. Juna 24, 1972 Quarry: Ali Can't Hit Hard LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) A confident Jerry Quarry declares "I don't have anything to fear" for his return bout against former heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali on Tuesday night. lie doe ant hit hard," claims the Southern California Irishman who lost to All in 1870 via a third round knockout In Atlanta when the fight was stopped because of a cut. "He came across with a right and cut me," explains Quarry of the gash above his left eye.

"He didn't hit hard. It was just one of those things. You can't Imagine bow unlucky I am at times. "That cut eye was a fluke and you tell me I didn't hit htm with a left to the belly thai hurt him in the second round." Asked about the fast All's dancing movements around the ring, Quarry replies, "what If he doesn't get a chance to move? 1 that. I'm stronger than he Is, not as big, but I know I'm stronger." In terming this his biggest chance.

Quarry points out a victory should put him in line for a million dollar purse In a heavyweight title bout against champion Joe Frazier. Despite the confidence, Quarry will be the underdog at odds of 4 1 or greater at the Las Vegas Convention, Center. vQaJhe same card, his brother Mike challenges champion Bob Fester at IS rounds for the light heavyweight title. Both fights will be carried interna tionally on closed circuit television. The Nevada State Athletic Commission met Friday and voted officially to waive the rule under which a fight would end If either boxer is knocked down three times in a single round.

At the same time, the commission kept in effect a rule which requires a count of eight anytime a boxer is knocked down. Two arguments developed. In NCAA Go7 Tourney Texas Lead CAPE CORAL, Fla. (AP) from a. double bogey to carve Texas golden boy Ben Cren shaw strutted to a three shot lead Friday in the NCAA Golf Championships a teammate Tom Kite floundered and the Longhoms' team lead became a bit shaky.

Crenshaw, a blond sophomore from Austin, recovered Phillies Fall, 2 1 out a 354570 at Cape Coral Country and go into Saturday's final round with a nire under par 207 totaL Crenshaw was the 1971 champion as a freshman with a record 15 under par 273. Texas, Running for back to back titles, saw a It stroke Montreal Wins MONTREAL (AP) Right Luzinski followed with another bander Mike Torrex scattered hit but Torrez got Willie Mon nine hits and the Montreal tanez for me third out Expos rallied for two runs In Ron Hunt opened the eighth the bottom of the eighth inning with a single and Mike Jorgen Friday night to defeat the Phil sen bunted, but both runners aaeipnia ramies i is national League baseball action. Torrez, 8 3, and Jim Nash were locked in a scoreless duel through the first seven innings before the Phillies pushed across a run in the top of the eighth to take the lead. Nash opened the inning with a bunt single, went to second on a sacrifice, moved to third on an infield out and scored on Oscar Gamble's single. Greg Slips lead begin to fade before Crenshaw eagled the 17th hole to give the, Longhoms an eight shot advantage after three rounds.

Texas' four man total was 856, followed by Houston at 864, Oklahoma State at 877, Florida at 878 and Arizona State at 879. Arizona State's Howard Twit ty shot 70 for a 54 hole total of 210 to deadlock for second individually with Houston's Bill Rogers, who had an even par 72 on the 6365 yard course. Kite, leader the first two Teddy Bcntham, Jerry Quarry's trainer, objected to the choice of gloves saying the ones selected had large His protest was disallowed. Angelo Dundee, trainer for All, objected to the Nevada butt rule under which a fighter, ahead on points, could win the fight If he Is butted Intentionally and unable to continue, A decision on that protest was slated later. Gloves for the fight will "be of eight ounce weight.

Jerry Quarry also was unhappy about the choice of gloves. Mayberry Bats Kansas City Over Twins KANSAS CITY (AP) John Mayberry drove in four runs three of them with an eighth inning home run i a night, leading the Kansas City Royals to a 5 0 American League baseball victory over the i ta Twins Mayberry's two out single in the sixth inning drove home Richie Scheinblum with the a e's first run and Paul Splittorff protected the slim edge until the eighth inning. With two out, Lou Piniella bHHHHHH aaaBaaaaaaaaaaflaaaaaaaaaaTr aaaaLaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal CHICAGO CUBS' Rick Monday slides into second base but is forced out as Pirate lnfielder Dave Cash throws on to first in double play attempt In second inning of National League game Friday at Wrlgley Field. Umpire Augle Donatelli calls play, Pittsburgh won 4 2. UFI Ttlaphota Ervin Raps Proposed Sports Bill WASHINGTON (AP) Sen.

Sam Ervin said Friday that Congress should free all professional sports team own were sale wnen Nasn tnrew widely. Hunt wound up on third and Jorgensen on second. Tim McCarver was intentionally walked, loading the bases and then Ron Fairly lined a hit off Joe Lis' glove, scoring Hunt with the tying run. Chris Short relieved Nash and Ron Woods delivered Jorgensen with the winning run on a pinch bit sacrifice fly. Ani.k1.ul nnJ VA Vl.lpv.MlMk days with a blistering 65 68, hit ltoh Schdnhlum ers to take their teams anv.

had six bogeys and a double laced a sin PinlelhBi where and free 1 a a to bogey for a 42 36 78 and a 211 Mavberrv a strike anv deal thev want. tnree run homer, wrapping up the victory for the Royals. Sphttorff, 6 4, allowed seven hits and was in constant trouble in the early innings. He struck out nine and walked two President Clarence Campbell and football with their common one city loses a team, another also testified. They added their draft of players and reserve gets one." Sports Is a business, names to tne list of major type clauses which bind a sports 1 generally op player to one team.

Ped.totoewmmTsslonlcfea, The draft and the clause i nave concluded tnat pro should be specifically out Monticello Entries that left him in fourth place "I got burned up because of the slow play," said Kite, a 22 year old senior from Austin. "The teeoff times were running 45 minutes late and then it took six hours to play 18 holes in twosomes. That's ridiculous. I had been mentally ready but my mind suddenly went off somewhere." Crenshaw birdied the first hole and then parred the next eight before flirting with disaster of the 587 yard 10th hole. He hooked his teen shot out of bounds and suffered a double bogey.

Major League Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE East The North Carolina Democrat testified before a Senate commerce subcommittee against a bill which would create a Federal Sports Commission He said such an agency "Could stagnate professional sports and institutionalize many of the barbarian player management practices which now exist throughout the sports system." National Football League Commissioner Pete 1 1 and National Hockey League fessional football Is the most over supervised, over examined, and over regulated business in America today," Rozelle said. If football cannot solve its own problems regarding fans, television, players, stadium authorities he said, "the sport Itself will bear the penalty." Ervin opposes another bill which would allow the merger of the American and National Basketball Associations. said it would create another monopoly similar to baseball lawed, Ervin said. "Pirating is as American as apple pie," Ervin said, If that means one basketball player can jump to another league after completing his contract. The contract should be observed by the player, however, he said.

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won ai more than an 129 pounds, will carry that impost and spot his nine rivals 12 to 21 pounds. But the 6 year old ond high weight of 117 pounds, inueanDrea, ownea Dy Mary F. Jones, still was the early favorite to win the 1 mile test on the grass. Cougar II lost four straight at Santa Anita before winning his last two starts, the Century Handicap and The Californian at Hollywood Park. He won the he said, and should be treated like all the others.

"I have more faith In the economic marketplace deciding this issue than a sports commissioner," Ervin said. "We don't have a federal movie commissioner settling contractual matters between studios and the stars and that shouldn't be the case in sports," the senator said. Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn opposed the proposed commission as "not necessary or desirable as far as baseball is concerned." He added, "I do not feel that I have failed to reflect the interest of the public in carrying out my dutie Reds Regain First Place two more than Hitchock and Big Shot II, will be making her 51st career start and her second against males. Fletcher Jones' mare finished third behind Over The Counter and Cougar in a 1971 race. She will be ridden by Jerry Lam bert, who rode her matcti race Invitational Turf Handicap last conqueror, Convenience.

year under 127 pounds. Typecast, who will carry sec AMERICAN LEAGUE East Won Lost GB 32 Clemente Sparks Rally Pirates Trim Cubs Ten 3 year olds were entered Friday for the $50,000 added, one mile Saranac Stakes at Aqueduct, Including Greentree Stable's Ruritanla, 114, second in the Belmont Stakes; Locust CINCINNATI (AP) Johnny Bench cracked his 19th home run of the season and Ross Grimley pitched a five hitter as the Cincinnati Reds regained first place in the National League West with a 7 1 victory over the Houston Astros Friday night three runhomer came in the fourth inning following walks to Pete Rose and Joe Morgan. The Reds scored again off Astro hurler Jerry Reuss, 5 6, In the fifth when Hill Farm'i Icecapade, 117. Dave Concepclon doubled and second in the Withers; Roy An scored when Houston shortstop TRACKMAN SEUCTIONS Fal Zaaa, WWpay, VUaa Knight. 2 Caiaa hm.

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Then both scored on Clemente 's wind blown shot to center which eluded Monday. AI Oliver in Clemente with a single. Pittsburgh added a run in the eighth against reliever Dan McGinn on a walk, a wild pitch and Manny Sanguilen's single. The Cubs broke through against Blass in the sixth when singles by Don Kessinger, Billy Williams and Jim Hickman produced a run. Singles by Monday and Santo, a sacrifice and an infield out gave the Cubs another run In the seventh.

derson's Spanish Riddle, 121, a two time stakes winner, and John D. Marsh's Eager Exchange, also top weighted at 121. Royal Harmony will carry high weight of 124 pounds and 'Jvals, including last year's winner, Action Getter, 116, in the addel mr Thusker Handicap at Ak Sar Ben. Elsewhre, Wing Out, 125, Tuqui II, 116, Red Bayou, 116, and Mongo's Pride, 113, top a field of 16 for the $25,000 added Laurance Armour Handicap at Arlington Park and the Buck land Farm pair of Sea Saga and Sun Colony highlight tie 85,000 added Whitemarsh Handicap at Liberty Bell. Roger Metzger misplayed Mor gan grounaer.

In the Reds' eighth, 'Rose walked, moved to second on Morgan's bunt single and scored on Bobby Tolani single to left center, Morgan moving to third. After Tobn stole second and Bench was intentionally walked, Tony Perei hit a sacrifice fly, scoring Morgan. After pinch hitter Joe Hague struck out, Denis Menke doubled, driving in Tolan. The lone Houston run came In the ninth inning when, with one out, Concepcion's throwing error allowed Jim Wynn to reach first. A single by Lee May moved Wynn to third and he scored on a wild pitch by Grimsley, 4 2, Jim Murray 12 1 I 5 1 2 4 1 4 1 1 2 1 liabayl Parajl TMIStACf 1 OnaaiJmr S.

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Burn promptly after reading. Get Henry Kissinger on it at once. The United States la walking into another Communist trap) It'a going to be the same old story. It'a going to be a conflict of their choosifljj. on their grounds, under their terms, It'a going to be the aame old crud, a conflict we probably can't win because a atalerriate la almoit built in.

It'a going to have demilitarized tones, sanctuaries, the whole lot. Interna tlona quicksand. It'a the Baby of Pigs, Pamnunjom, the sellout all over again. We're playing for a tie, aa usual. The circumstances are these: The United States is probably the world's mightiest chess power.

That's because we have Bobby Fischer, the Brooklyn prodigy whose disposition would have to improve to be described as merely "irascible." Bobby is about to be sacrificed on the altar of diplomatic expedience, a tragic 'patriot in the mold of aBaaaBaaaKr.aalBaBai BaaaaaV aW aBaa! BaaJalBBBi 4 as JRi Ebj jaj Douglas MacArthur, Gary Powera or the Lafayette Es cadrille. We're sending him up in a coffin. We're sending him into battle handcuffed. Bobby has won all the skirmishes in his conflict. He routed a collection of Russian shock troops in Argentina a year ago with almost bored ease.

Now he is to meet the Russian champion, Boris Spassky. Immediately, of course, the juggling started. The Rus alarm tried to steer the ultimate conflict to the Tannenberg Marshes, or anywhere in the world the terrain would favor them. They usually do. Bobby thought Las Vegas would be fine.

The Russians shuddered. They had, after all, aeen "The Godfather." They suggested some venues where they think "moving pictures" are cave drawings in an earthquake. Bobby aald, no, thanks, his camel was broke, The Russians compromised on Iceland. For those of you bereft nf an atlas, this is a fog shrouded, inhabited Iceberg only in the North Atlantic reachable only by nuclear sub or polar bear. Bobby, who has all the warmth of a hooded cobra, sputters when he thinks about it.

"Stooges he shouts. "The International Chess Federation and the American Federation are all stooges of the Russians I The conditions are such that "drawn" games will be allowed. To Bobby, this la an international of magnitude of not being able to bomb the enemy aupply lines. Bobby wants to win. But, of course, America is In a period of not being beastly to the Russians.

Apparently, chess Is a game, in which it'a easy to play for a atalemate. I aay "apparently" because Bobby, explaining chess at the Dewar'a Celebrity Tennis Tournament at LaCosta the other day, has all the patience of Edward Teller explaining the hydrogen atom to a guy with a bone in his nose'. The Russian champion, Spassky, is "not in my class, really," Bobby says. "I'm a better player, period IF wa play 10 matchea to win, which is the way a match of tbia kind OUGHT to be played. "I'm being dictated toby tne Russian Chess Federation and my government la going along because, let's face it, we're in a program of 'detente' and I'm being sold out," Speaking of "selling out," Bobby also points out carefully there la no live television or satellite coverage out of 'Iceland and the prospect of 12 (of the 24) matchea being "drawn" by the Russian would automatically leave him the world champion and the Soviets would get the bulk of the $160,000 prise money.

Well, it'a the same old sordid drama. Why aren't the students out burning their chess borde on tha White House lawn Where la Dr. Spock in thla crisis? Shouldn't Bobby defect to Canada? And where are the groups chanting "Hall, no, Bobby won't go Cant Fullbright caU a hear, ing? Was this one of the concessions Nixon made at Moscow? la Joe Alsop Just going to SIT there? Not tne. I'm organizing a "Free Bobby Fischer" mo varaent right now. After all, Just because cheaa playera are a minority doesn't mean they don't have rights I i.