The Terre Haute Star from Terre Haute, Indiana • Page 11

The star, Saturday, 16, 1972 11 'Xf STAR ports amblin' By Tom Reck Star Sports Editor Trevino (teens Up One-Stroke Open dflBK pvino had a three-round to-! 'I nisi haven'l played well! American Circuit, was the only IIP said. "Maybe I'll find some "I've won many times 207. six under par on thpjall sa i player under par a thing out. t.here tomorrow. You six behind.

1 can't sec an. yards ofj At one limp late in the day. never know. I can't shoot 65. I feel liki I 6.892 By BOB (JRKKN Associated Press (Jolf Writer MUIRFIELD, Scotland (AP) Mll a hBf "Wefl.

we were kinda all bunched up," Lee Trevino said' Moor with that impudent grin, -and i ihr Vluirfield LinkS figured somebody ought lh(l Firlh of something." Jacklin had a 67, toM under So the Super MPX, ihr defend PHI 208 That Up ne ing champion in the 101st Brii Siime final round pairing, AISsi: uplTrevino, and Doug Nicklaus, shaking his head OPEN LEADERS locked within two baffled disbelief at his poor Tnny il(l( 'strokes of each other. i ay bit-died two of the lastig 0 Tr-pvino took care of that situ three holes to match par 71 nyf ation his gallop down thei213--a distant six strikes back. rH tplln(( i "The last three holes were Dave Marr CARDS or OPEN -T 1111 rt i 11 laughing his way into sole con '-'hased Trevino to the title in tfol of the third-round lead with lllp his three national that mar Trevino sairl. in a row rest of the time," a stunning string--five birdies 'championships. on the last five holes.

Disappointed Jack 'Nicklaus. The brilliant streak, which in alrrarty the winner of the Mas eluded a chip-in on the final'iers aiid U.S. Open titles, saw hole and a two from a deep his hopes for a never-accom sand trap, staked him in a plishrd one-vear sweep of nil With one round to go. the dapper Sanders was in third place, four strokes back of Trevino. Sanders forged a fi9 de- spile 3 double bogey six for a 211 lotal.

I Nicklaus, his dream of an tin precedented Grand Slam all but shattered. He already holds the Masters and U.S. Open titles and needs this one. if he is to keep alive 'Two big names in Hoosier sports will be in town next week. Ara Parseghian, head football coach at.

Notre Damejmd car dealer too, will be at The Holiday Inn when The Wabash Valley Quarterback Club kicks off its season ticket sales. as Notre riatUr.ftUy enough, needs Great. Midwest; Pace bi-ing the no Club officials, in fact, expect a great crowd. Persons purchas- string that also includes course-record-matching fifi. and thp world's''major tlt'les fade! Big Brian Rarnes of Championshipi in Birmlng-j a one-Stroke lead over Kng and all 1,111 die as hfe drifted six a British Ryder Cup player and! "am, Aug.

land'sJTony Jacklin. sirokes off the former tour performer'on the! "jnierejs one more rot Fischer Angry In Iceland; slellar Toin Cattin' It ing season tickets ($25 for seven George Hakeem of 20 Marilyn dinner or luncheon meetings) will attend the kickoff free and will be given first shot at at tending the event. As space permits, other pet- Drive has sent in his baseball all-star choices and we'll try to see they reach the proper parly in the National he has Billy Williams, sons and guests may attend the Roberto Clemente and Willie kiqkoff for a minimal fee. Mikoj 1 the outfield, John McCormick is president of thej Bpnch catching. Joe Pepitone.

quarter-backers and can be, Dave Cash, Maury Wills and contacted for tickets and on Sanla the infield in fi-taiir' American League it's Tonv Cowboys Look For Thomas Chess Match Slated Sunday By IAN WESTERGREN REYKJAVIK Orga The match committee met for i wo hours Friday before announcing the protest had been rejected. The committee said its decision had no bearing on the presence of the cameras. "The match is stll on and I nizers of the $250,000 world will start the clock again at championship chess match be iip.m. (1 tween challenger Bobby Fischer Schmid said. of the United States and Boris (p saic Landry Hopes Back Will Play THOUSAND OAKS.

Calif. (UPI) Dallas Cowboys Coach said Friday the cluh sli wants Duane Thomas jto play this year, and that he i was not yet. ready to write off EjU-WC i i i. "I have no idea why he left," Landry said. "I really never had a chance to talk with him.

I was trying to determine what the other fellow (Price) was, there for and what he wanted "Before 1 knew it (hey were I on their way. I've spoken Duane. enough to know when it's time to talk to him and when it's not. This wasn't the Spalsky of Russia said Frid.v halfback's they might remove all televi chess Federation (FIDE), wasj 1 think it has gone to sion cameras from the contest returning to Iceland to detail eague it's Tony Oliva. Jim Norlhrup and Al Ka- hall if that is the only way to save the contest.

one. i i i p-'Jiva. UM. uu anu rvi jva- We. also'have season line in lhe outfte BU Free here kke to purchase han catch ngi Dick McAullife.

Aurelio Rodriguez, and Brooks Robinson in the infield. We'll be in Atlanta for the all-star game then probably head for Chicago for the all- stars game with Dallas that Thursday evening, the Traffic and Transportation Association of Terre Haute will have its at The annual, "Rail Night" Bramble Family-style dinner will be Friday served to members and George McG-innis of the Indiana Pacers will be the speaker. McGinnis, as Hoosiers know, is the great eager'who led Indianapolis Washington to a state cham- pionship, along with Steve Downing of Indiana University, and played one year at tU before turning pro. He was a key to the Pacersj winning the ABA championship this 'year The local committee representing the railroad membership of -the association is headed by Richard O'Brien, assisted by Ken Hedclen, Penn and Fred Milwaukee Road. Other events scheduled next week include the opening of El maybe.

Playboy Magazine has come up with its annual football predictions Anson Mount says Dallas will play Kansas City in the Super Bowl and win again division winners, he says, will be San Francisco. Minne sota, Dallas. Baltimore, Cincinnati and Kansas Cilv. of the richest and also most trouble- Gudmundur Thorarinsson. some in the history of the president of the Icelandic Chess game.

Federation, said the cameras! 'phe organizers, bound by a might be removed after hisj con ra ct with Chester Fox match committee decided to had refused to remove all the reject a protest filed by cameras ul take out one when the second game of the'and relocated two others so match was awarded to Fischer could not see or them. "If all boil-; down to, Fischer's aides approached cameras or no cameras, I Spassky and his seconds Friday guess we'll try to remove i seeking a settlement of the them," Thorarinsson said. The third game is set forj Russian sources said Fis- Sunday, but chess sources sayifher's representatives asked it may not coime off. Spassky to agree to cancel the Rev. William Lombardy, Fis forfeiture of the second game cher's second, discounted replay it but Spassky re If you want to contribute tojmors that the American chess-(fused.

the U. S. Olympic fund you was flying home. end money to U. S.

Olvmnic! "I haven't heard 6 0 earn. P. 0. Box 3218, Grandjabout that and I hope il's not entral Station, New York.it.rue." Lombardy said. 10017 Jesse Owens isjthing is still up in the air.

We lis Park final races of the-'summer season at Auclu- bon' Raceway Friday, and harness races Tuesday through Friday' at Martinsville, 111., with the Midwest Trot and Set In AL NEW YORK (AP) The eight 'Starting berths lor the American League squad for the July 25 All-Star baseball game at Atlanta 'appear set, with only weekend balloting by the fans remaining. Holding big leads in the vot ing Dick Ai'en, Chicago White first, base; Rod Carew, 'Minnesota Twins, second base; Brooks Robinson Baltimore" Orioles, third base; Luis Aparicio, Boston Red Sox shortstop, and catcher Bill Freehan of the Detroit Tigers. The outfield, looks set with Reggie Jiackson of the Oakland Oar! Yastrzemski of the Red-Spx and Bobby Murcer of York Yankees. The final 'balloting will be announced by Commissioner Bowie. Kunn.

The latest voting, announced Friday, showed Allen as the top vote-getter with 807,896 votes AL Manager Earl Weaver of the Orioles will pick the re mainder of bhe squad and the pitchers. votins breakdown; FIRST Detroit, Mai- ne of the heads of the drive nd he'll be. returning to the ite of his great Olympic suc- ess when he watches the Games in Munich. Purdue football players being outed in various sports nraig-a- ines are defensive tackle Dave Jutz and halfback Otis Armtrong season tickets priced $36 will remain on sale at through August 15 play- ng in West Lafayette will be owling Green, Washington, Illinois, Wiscon- in and Indiana. Illinois State-has five students alumni in the Olympic- Games they are basketball layer Doug CollJns.

Willie Wiliams (1967 gnacl) in wrestling 198 pounds, hurdler Adeola and sprinter Bruce jirigho, both on the Nigerian earn, and gracl Rich Wohluter tinning the 800 meters for he U. S. In curent baseball pitching OiWwd.4Jf.33fc Chris Clevealnd.lW.548. 8BCON0 BASE-Rod Carew MwST 692.258: Cookie Rojas, 2J6.301 Sandy Alomar Ca fornla Pave Johnson. BalUmore 2J5698 Poug Griffin, Boston.

204.700: Dick.McAulltto. Detroit. 100, 728. THIRP BASE-Brook" Robinson, Baltl more, 82.272; Sal Baiido, Oakland MAMO; Bill Mellon C'hiou gp jaUMi An I'elio RwlrlKiiez, Detroit, 208.B75; Ric Femrtll, Boston, 142,934: GraiE Nellies 12H.78I. 111.

Aiwrteto Boston 491.TOH. Bi-rl Campaneru. Oakland Frert PaU'k Kansas CMv. 290 7R9 Kd Brinkitinn, Drtroll. Murk -R I a Baltimore.

CH'Ifornsa. 207.786. Oa i(i an HB5.51f: Curt 481.WJ Bohby Murcer. Jnik SB6 Carlon Chlrago. Pinie'la, Knsas Amo OfciB.

Cltv. 873.4M: AI Pe Vada Pinson, SM.liW; Tony Ollba. Mtnnesola. pnpgj Cleveland. 76,928 Oakland, Thvrmai J-IBW York- 341.851; Cai'Uon ietfonV'' arod dric 1 Lonflfer INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Th official crass cpuntry runmn distant In Indiana schoo comppUtion will be miles bestirmlng this fall.

Chat's a half-mile longer tlta the past distance but a half mile shorter than qross country. ''Commissioner Phil Kskew the Indiana High School AssooiaHon also announce thai schools ran enter seve in a instead tbf present limit of six. Onl five will be scored; lioweve the as last year. have settled nothing, so far." The American challenger refused to play in the second game Thursday unless all t.he cameras were removed. He said they distracted him.

When Fischer dad not show up within the alloted one hour to make his first move, judge Lottoar Schipid that Fischer had forfeited the gaine and 'bhat Spassky was' leading the match 2-0. Fischer filed a protest against the decision and against the presence of cameras in the 3,000 seat hall. verages, American top ERA League is in the 1.61 by Lindblad of Texas while Brewer of Los Angeles with a 1.16 is lest in the National Tom'my ohn bias a 3,03 mark. Spencer Park Games Played 'While instruction was the main order of the day Friday at Spencer F. Ball Field, two unior baseball games were jJayed.

"In contrast to Mr. Fischer, nnpion abides by the FIDE rules for this match," said Nikolai Kroglus, one of Spassky's seconds. thr point of no return," Landry said, "then something will happen. Right now, 1 don't believe anything's happened to thai extreme." Thomas showed tip late to raining tamp Wednesday night along with a friend, Redic Price, who had a brief tryout with the Cowboys last Sunday. Price was cut from the squad after less than a day.

After 20 minutes of cnnversa tion with most of it from Price, both Thomas and Price left and have not been heard from since. Cowboys vice president Gil Brandt said Thomas wanted Price to stay in the dormitory at California Lutheran College where the Cowboys train. That idea was rejected. Landry admitted he was mystified by Thomas' actions, It was not the first time. After lhe Super Bowl last season Landry said he did not want a repeat of Thomas' activities during the 1972 season.

"I'm still sincere about what said, and I want that happening again. But it doesn mean I'm going to react to the first situation. I know there are some situations I don't want to happen again." Jet Injured In Workout HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPI) Lineman Roy Kirksey of the New York Jets suffered a bruised right shoulder in a workout Friday and will be sidelined at least two days. Kirksey.

a second year man who was out most of last year with torn ligaments, is trykig out for a guard spot on the club this year. He was injured while blocking on a trap play. 444 334 444 344 445 344 8 444 GOOD ONE Doug Sanders gained in the British Open golf tourney Friday, trailing Lee Trevino by four strokes. He indicated success on the ninth hole when he recorded a birdie Friday. (AP Wirephoto via cable from Scotland).

Illinois Names AD CHAMPAIGN. 111. Cecil N. Coleman, athletic director education and at professor of Wichita State University, has been named athletic director of bhe University of Illinois, the university announced Friday. Coleman, 48, will assume his duties Aug.

1 pending approval of his appointment by the university's board of trustees, Chancellor J. W. Peltason announced. Coleman became director of athletics at Wichita State last year. He had previously served as athletic director, professor and chairman of the Depart: ,016111 of Men's and Women's Physical Education and recrea- The Bruins bopped the Tro-jtion at Fresno State in an-s 5-3 with Tony Lewie ng a homer for the winners and I He succeeds Gen'e Vance, who Tim Watson hitting a double, resigned effective July 1.

Mike Sanders doubled for Jerry Gosnell had two triples and a single, Don Gosnell dou bled and Bill Miller homered for the Patriots in a 9-6 victory over the Hawks. Jam Oel'fler i-ipled and Bob Leslie homered or the losers. Bruins 5-6-1, Watson and Vuktfoh; 3-3-2, Denny, Thompson and Thompson, Sanders. Patriots 9-7-2, Stuart. Gosnell and Grayleus, Siuart: 6-5-2, Norrls, Leslie and Ofeffler.

Illinois intercollegiate sports have had a stormy few years, including an athletic slush fund scandal that led to tihe firing of several coaches. The 'teams' fortunes in Big Ten competition have fallen short of contention in most major sports. The university is currently invest! gating charges of irregularities in its athletic recruiting pro-; gram. Coleman, who is president of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and ''a member of the NCAA federation governing council, is a native of South Bend, Iird. IJe from Arizona State deeree from the same school in i953.

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