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REPUBLIC Willie Davis defends golf title QB08 IBmSa By KEARNEY EGERTON VAVEUiCKS A vote confidence? with stars and super stars, including Willie Mays, Juan Marichal, Ernie Banks, Sal Bando, Norm Cash, Randy Hundley, Tommy Davis, Jim Davenport, Hal Lanier, Frank Linzy, Ron Hunt and Duffy Dyer. SEE THE 1970 second Horace Stoneham Baseball Golf Tournament. Dodger outfielder Willie Davis is back to defend his title, and he can expect a stiff challenge from a host of baseball's best linksmen. The sport's front office will be represented by the likes of Atlanta's Paul Richards, Boston's Dick O'Connell, Kansas city's Cedric Tallis and Detroit's Jim Campbell from the general managers' ranks. Other front office participants include Stoneham and vice president Chub Feeney of the Giants; Bob Scheffing, assistant to the president of the Mets; Bill McKechnie, president of the Pacific Coast League; Fred Fleig, secretary of the National League, and Carl Hubbell, farm director of the Giants.

Field managers include Clyde King of the Giants, Bill Rigney of the Twins, Gene Mauch of the Expos and Lum Harris of the Braves. The players' list is dotted ULLUOG The Arizona Republic 69 -Phoenix, Nov. 7,. 1969 Each of the baseball per-jj sonalities is paired with an Arizona' amateur. Play startsj at 12:30 this afternoon and jj 11:30 tomorrow and Sunday, jj Handicaps will be adjusted daily.

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So the odds are lessening. Then, scrutinize all the rosters of pro clubs, and all the personnel who travel with them. Then, from his track record, focus on the one guy who is most likely to become involved unwittingly in something extraordinarily weird. This of course, narrows the field to me. And this is how the development is envisioned: TELEPHONE OPERATOR! 'Buna seara." REPUBLIC SPORTS DEPT.

PHONE ANSWERER: "Just a moment no, I guess he doesn't work here." OPERATOR: "You don't understand. That is my greeting. And I have a collect call for anyone at this number from a Mr. Hicks." ANSWERER: "Just a moment no, I guess he doesn't work here." OPERATOR: "He says he's the one who's letting his hair and stomach grow this year." ANSWERER: "Oh, you mean Kansas Fats." Goalie Edwards loaned by Blues to San Diego ST. LOUIS (AP) The St.

Louis Blues announced yesterday that reserve goaltend-er Gary Edwards "has been loaned to San Diego of the Western Hockey League. Edwards, 22, appeared in one St. Louis game this season, a 4-2 loss to Toronto. Prior to that he played two games with the Blues' Kansas City affiliate of the Central Hockey League. Edwards shared the lead in the CHL last season for shutouts with four.

He appeared in 32 Kansas City games, yielding a total of 92 goals. Everything Goes-Goes-Goes! GENERAL GMC, Gophers drill MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -The Minnesota Gophers ran through kicking and punting drills yesterday in tapering off workouts for Saturday's Big Ten football game against Northwestern-in Minneapolis. Gopher Coach Murray War-math was operating with the same lineups which started in Minnesota's 35-8 victory over Iowa last week. Dowling eyes Joe's Jet job By FRANK ECK AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor Brian Dowling of Yale for Joe Namath of the champion Jets? Don't laugh. If any-thing happens to Namath's shaky knees the former Eli quarterback is free to accept the challenge.

Dowilng is playing football with the Bridgeport Jets of the Atlantic Coast League and they are connected with the New York Jets. Dowling wasn't good enough to make the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League. He was in their camp seven weeks. i "There were too many quarterbacks there," says Dowling. "There were four of them ahead of, me.

After a few weeks they moved me to halfback. "1 really didn't get a chance. I'm going to stay around and give myself at least another two years because this year I just didn't satisfy myself that I couldn't make it." When Dowling was cut by the Vikings he was told it would be a waste of time to sit around as a taxi squad member. Minnesota general manager Jim Finks told him about a chance to play for Bridgeport. Dowling accepted the challenge and he is not i obligated to the Vikings be-! cause Bridgeport owns his contract.

Dowling, the 277th (11th round) selection in last winter's pro draft, teaches algebra at Cheshire, in the mornings. In the afternoon he goes to New Haven to help coach the Yale freshmen. In the evening after dining with Yale coaches he reports to 7 o'clock practice at John F. Kennedy Stadium in Bridgeport where the baby Jets play their home games. In three years of football at Yale, Dowling was a legend.

The Eli record was 20-6 when he was the quarterback. Last year's team was unbeaten and tied only by Harvard. One of his 1968 teammates was Calvin Hill who is making it big with the Dallas Cowboys. Playing in the ACFL in places like Rich-, mond, Roanoke, Pottstown, Harrisburg and Hempstead isn't like playing in Dallas, Cleveland or Yankee Stadium, but Hill's success has given Dowling hope for the future. 1408 E.

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FIVE YEARS AGO Bob Wallace broke two pass receiving records as Phoenix College beat Comoton, 51-14. TEN YEARS AGO University of Arizona scored a 30-26 football upset over Texas Tech. TWENTY YEARS AGO Sam Snead was named Golfer of tha Year. See HANCOCK iiMnen FRANCISCO GRANDE -Some of baseball's biggest names, and best golfers, tee of today in the start of the Error cost Bears two big points CHICAGO (AP) It's small comfort to the snake -bitten Chicago Bears, but they were deprived of a two-point safety on a controversial play in last Sunday's 31-14 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. The Bears now are winless in seven starts, persistently victims of weird plays.

Mark Duncan, National Football League personnel director and former supervisor of officials, told the Chicago Tribune yesterday that officials erred on a Bear kickoff play with the score tied 7-7 in the second quarter of the Bear Viking game in Minnesota Sunday. On the play, Minnesota's Clint Jones muffed the kick-off and then, chasing the ball, kicked it into the Viking end zone where Minnesota recovered. Duncan told sports editor Cooper Rollow of the Tribune the game officials mistakenly enforced a "loose ball foul" rule applicable to a punt. They made the Bears kick off again from the Viking 45 and the ball went into the end zone, giving the Vikings the ball on their 20. Duncan said the officials overlooked a specific rule covering the same situation on a kickoff or a kick following a fair catch.

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