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Saints belt Broyles may lead uprising Phoenix, Sunday, July 18, 1971 The ArizonaRMrlic D-9 Hawaii Islanders nip Salt Lake, 6-5 over the Spokane Indians in the dramatic opener of a four game scries containing an important bearing on the Pacific Coast League's Northern Division pennant race. Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY The Hawaii Islanders jumped off to a 6-0 lead in the first five innings and then held off some late inning Salt Lake Angel rallies to come away with a fi-5 Pacific Coast League baseball victory. said Friday he thought major college football schools might have to pull out of the NCAA if scholarships are limited, put on a "need" basis, and coaching staffs are limited. Coach Charlie McClendon of Louisiana State told The Times Herald, "The Southeastern Conference is bitterly, bitterly opposed to the cutbacks, and Bob Devaney of Nebraska has told me the Big Eight voted unanimously to oppose it. It would be a big step withdrawal, but a lot of schools in our conference would be in favor of this.

We can at least use it as a threat." Associated Press DALLAS. Tex. Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles said yesterday the Southwest, Southeastern and Big Eight Conferences might leave the NCAA if drastic cutbacks in athletic expenditures are voted in by the organization at its January convention in Florida. Broyles told writer Bob Gait of the Dallas Times Herald 'We all think alike. We pretty much stick together on everything.

I've only talked to two or three people in each conference, but 1 have the feeling we'd all go out together." Texas Coach Darrell Royal 8 .1 I 110 000 0 0 1) 0 0 000 000 I 0 Tacomi Oliver Jackson box tomorrow Chuck Olivera, Arizona's state heavyweight champion, meets Walt (Razorbladcs) Jackson of Texas tomorrow in the ten-round main event at Riverside Ballroom. Jackson recently lost a split decision to Sonny Moore for the Texas heavyweight title. Three other bouts are also on tap, with Jesse Corrales of Phoenix clashing with Transi-to Allegria of Mexico in the eight-round welterweight sem-imain. Two four-rounders will see Mike Avans meeting Selestino Morales and Allen Hutchinson, Arizona's 1971 Golden Glove lightweight champ, making his pro debut against Nino Arrias of Mexico. First fight is 8:30 p.m.

Bluej ays SUN CITY Billie Harris pitched and batted the Sun City Saints past the Huntington Park Bluejays, 6-2 and 2-0 last night before 2,500 fans at Sun City Stadium dedication night. In the opener, Harris hurled a four-hitter and stroked two safeties. Ginger and Barbara Quijada knocked in one rbi apiece. Harris then came back in the nightcap to blank the Bluejays on a one-hitter, while hitting safely three times. Krutz helped the winners with 2 safeties.

Tonight the Saints face Huntington Park, 7:30 at Sun City Stadium, 11th Ave. and Grand. Another SEC voice, Alabama assistant athletic director Charlie Thornton, said, '1 think the time is ripe for the formation of a separate organization, away from the NCAA." If a proposal to limit scholarships, put scholarships on a "need" basis and limit the size of coaching staffs is put before the NCAA body in January, Broyles said the American Football Coaches Association will be an active body at the. convention. "The coaches association will be organized," said Broyles, a past president of the group.

"There'll be some work done before the convention. We'll know how much support we have." Broyles said some of the leaders in the AFCA already convention, which will be held in Hollywood, Fla. "We'll first try to gain enough strength to defeat the measure on the floor," he said. "If we see we can't, we'll have to be ready with as many major conferences, as possible, ready to withdraw and form our own organization." Royal expressed the thought there could be two sets of rules in the NCAA one for schools that want to continue big-time operations, another for the school that would like to reduce their programs. "That's a sound idea," said McClendon.

"Let's have a major college division and a college division. If a school doesn't want to compete on a major level, let it drop into the college rank." Hawaii Ml Sail Lake 000 ooo i 230 i 000 Scdrnti (71, EUiPT-n (I) and Rubles; Rodriguez. Colbom (W and Hiobs. Rodriguez (11-4). Stephenson (6-10).

Ems lop Uevos EUGENE (AP) Pete hit two home runs, including a grand slam, to lead Eugene to a 0-7 Pacific Coast League baseball victory over Portland in Eugene last night. Ribsnl, Purrtin (8), Allen (A). Baldwin (8) and Ranew; Jarvis. Keller 15). Sells (6).

Shank (8) and Kusnver. Ribant (10-5). L--Jarvis U-3). HR Hswaii. Sinin (16).

Salt Lake, Floyd (13). 2:25. A 3,91. Taconia, 1-0 TACOMA, Wash. (AP) -Right hander Roberto Rodriguez, pitching with only two days' rest, threw a three-hitter last night to give the Taconia Cubs a 1-0 victory Greyhound entries 7 11 7 N0 50x 400 101 OOO 700 300 Ruorne Portland BLACK CANYON GREYHOUND PARK Official Entries for Sunday, July Gebharri, Mnrris (7), Gill (7).

McConl ffl) and Sevcik; McBean MMniz (t) and Compton. W-MeBean (S-3); LMwrls (3D). HR-Pnrtland-Brve (1); Eugene. Kr-oel (14 15), Anderson (24). A 1.803.

SIXTH, J16, Gr. 1. Rea Caddo 8 Fire Bomb Kemosabav 7-2 Gem's Survivor 5-2 Sooner Troubles 10 lmmio's Twin 12 Emeraude 8 O.B.'s Jay's Pal 6 have discussed plans for the FIRST, 5H, Gr. 3, RKkababe fl Gem's Diamond Dennis 7-2 Clvde Lad 6 Skipoer Baron 1J P.H.'s Pill-0 10 Lareno 5-2 Miss Delilah 9-2 SEVENTH, 516, Gr. J.

In A Flash 12 Irish Laddie 9 2 Little Gopher 5-2 CuHev 10 Hclly 8 Dewitt's Pilot Adam M. 7-2 ryet; 6 EIGHTH, J16, Gr. 2. Bill Caddo 10 Erhaban 7-2 Flvin' Kim 5-2 Prairie Ghost 9-2 Clod Hopper 6 Prince Chris 12 O.B.'s Mad Cap 8 Apache Badland 8 SECOND, Sunset, Gr. 3 Arizona Bred Preferred.

12 10 17 5-2 I'm Bart P.H.'s Paoaya 17 Gem's Kim 8 T.M.'s Charm Lone Valentine W's Belle Havoc Gertie Cheryl's Honey WMP.m THIRD, 516, Gr. 4. Speca Honey 8 Alton Velma 12 Peaches 5-2 10 Libbv L. 7-2 Sandy 8 Desert Judge A Rocket Espanto 9-2 FOURTH, 516, OrTY New Moon Girl 9-2 Look At Her Gn 12 Gavlord Maqaie's Espanto 7-2 Express Frt'r F.nouah 8 L.D.'s Jessie Ree 6 Mohea Go Rusty Go 10 NINTH, Sunset, Gr. 1.

Brook's Rent A-Car Special Space Worker 8 Name The Game 7-2 Bitt 9-2 D.V.'s Will Jack's Butty 6 Wisp 5-2 Dewitt's Nick 12 Gav Hanna 8 L.D.'s Billy Ree 10 TENTH," 516, Gr. "37 Valve 8 P.H.'s Prattle 10 Duke's Chunky 8 Two Socks 7-2 Arthur Adams 5-2 Chuck Whiier 9-2 Pree'sJuiic 8 P.D.O. Odin 12 "CUSTOM ELEVENTH, Sunset, Gr. 3. Campus Jerry 5-2 O.B.'s Lucky Jack 8 Pree's Midae 8 Dexterity 10 Lucky Machccsmo Linda 7-7 Esoanlo 9 7 Wcsty Pej 6 ErnteVee 12 FIFTH, 5'16, Gr.

TrirKy LOUP 10 Ru.ilv's Marv B. 9-2 O.B.'s Lady Jane 6 Runaway Ken 5-2 Sillv Season 7-2 Cshkcsh Caper 8 Constable Harris Canadian Ember '7 0 POWER Lcahv's Plains remains critical PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -Frank Leahy, former football coach of Notre Dame, remained in critical condition yesterday in a Portland hospital. Authorities said Leahy, 62, was still in an intensive care unit at St. Vincent Hospital, where he underwent abdominal surgery Thursday.

a team at Notre Dame won four national titles during his 11-year stay as head football coach. He left the university in 1053. Leahy is presently an as-sistant to the president of the Chicago-based Canteen Corp. He lives in Lake Oswego, a Portland suburb. Greyhound results CUSHION Also; C.

Van, Ro BHinskv, Pnuraite, L. Buffalo. Osbknsh Winner. SEVENTH, 550 Yards, Or. 31.17, Hank's A DeiAitt (1) 6 00 4.80 3.40 Runt Espanto (8) 6 0 3.

CO mm I II I II I I II I mm BLACK CANYON GREYHOUND PARK FIRST, 550 Yards, Gr. 0-14-8) 49. 0. Yum Yum (41 6,00 2.80 2.80 Tally (8) 2.80 2. Ml AC.

Teresa (7) 5.60 Also: Full Sr.cre. Rcmedv, Ishop's Pick, Golden Harp, Hasty Rhythm. SECOND. 683 Yards, Gr. 1, 40.11, 0-15-8) 4106.

Jaci'j IB) 18.60 9 80 4 00 T. Skip 151 10.40 4.80 Rebel's Twink (21 3 60 Also: Connie DeWitt. E. Little Jo. Bodie Only Crazy.

El Charro. DAILY DOUBLE (4-1) 574.60 THIRD, 550 Yards, Gr. 4, 31.2. 0il-2) 512.80. ttoollahra (2) 7.80 4.80 5 00 F.spanlo (I) 40 Gii'lerolte 14) 5 JO Alo: S'Bht Unseen.

Lnminalrd, Toe Head, Soo John. Trark Shuffler. FOURTH. 550 Yards. Gr.

T-3144, 499.J0. 1. Samaset (4) 54. JO It 70 8 Ml Can ArK leo 7.l 4 fO 0 Stub 18) 6 20 Also; Benree. Trail, Headway Spinner, Vvhifrpr Pen, Jack Cutie FIFTH, 683 Yards.

Gr. 4, 0-11-3) 418.20. (1-3) 545. H' re Cemo Da qe II i 4 3 v) 2.414 Jack '1) 7 V) a 0 Ci'-npy Vr 3 CO Aio: Mescal. Veidow Brook, Su'-pnslr-n Sam, Rebel Fanny, Devil 1 Hull.

SIXTH. 550 Yards, Gr. 1, 31 0 -13-8) 538 40. Srn 9.20 4 10 7 M. Frances III I 00 4 i 0 ni.i 1 21 J80 Scoreboard C.

Poco (3) 2.60 Also: P. Potulaca. Reiencv Park, V. Ada. J.

Flvbov, Incb'i Bar. bee. EIGHTH, 550 Yards. Gr. 1, 31.31, 012-5) J.40.

S.veet Six Bits (2) 20.B0 8 03 5. Of) Pilot's Mission (5) 6.00 Manno (I 7 60 Alsc: Tas'e Cf Lemon. Snio 'N Rip, Pfr.rlv Path, Pan Ark Saturn, Maggie's King. NINTH. 550 Yards, Gr.

1, 31.2. Q-14-5) 532.20. L. O. Del 11) 4.01 3 40 3.40 Kinip Girl (S) 20 6.

no Little Bit (3) 3 80 Also; Orb Wells. Troubled World, L. 0 's Mable, Littl S'Z. O. Blut Veivef.

TENTH. 550 Yard, Gr. 1, 0-14-7) (127.11). Bee (7) 33 80 12 40 4 80 Cerdless (4! 11.20 5 0 Jonas Certdr (1) 1 O. krke Whi, Burfinv Bnv, Crenshaw.

Vai Of Temrw, Easy Pi ELEVENTH, Yards. Gr. 4005. O-ll-ll 531.40. P-O-l) 7.0.

Tom (1 10 00 5 CI 5 2ft CshKnsh Judv (8) 6.60 Minnie Dno If) Also: Havaiena Enanln, Gem's Meri-lnn. Lil'le Tish, Red Glow, L. Aboail. BIG (4 7), 21 exchanges (I 2 winners paid 52.34. Aitendance- 2.759.

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