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Central Wins Two Bucs Open 2-Game Spread jr a As Pitchers Have Good Day -cr -VwJl couldn't contain his joy over By STU CAMEN Seaver, with the help of a key in tssw Accepted Penalty Costly to Spartans Fifst mistake for the Northside junior high freshman football team Wednesday night was accepting an offsides penalty on the opening kickoff after Central had returned a short Spartan kick to near midfield. error by Clendenon. While Renko as winning his 12th game, Sever took his 12th loss. Gibson, in beating the Cubs showed why his is considered one pf the best pitchers in baseball. Joe Torre led the Cardinal attack with three, hits, including a two-run homer, while Ted Simmons also homered for St.

Louis. beating the Mets. "Even though I was developed in their organization they never did give me much of a chance," said the 25-year-old righthander. Renko- allowed the Mets only five hits, including a pair of homers by Art Shamsky, but the Expos managed a three-run inning in the third off Tom ami im-1 Orioles Clinch Tie With Shutout Loss high school field. Hagman follows blocker Doug Denny (20) while Central's Pete Mauthe (39) closes in for the tackle.

But Northside did accept the penalty, kicked again, and this time Central's Mike Andress took the kick and set sail down the left sideline for a 70-yard touchdown gallop. Central went on to win the game 42-6, following a Central eighth grade victory 12-0 over their Northside counterparts on the high school field. The ninth grade game marked the first time a Central freshman team has beaten a North-, side freshman team. Andress later added another TD on a 65-yard punt return. Tim Schmidt, Pete Mauthe and Ken Pritchard all scored on short ruos for Central, while Steve McClintic intercepted a pass for the other score.

Brad Herron led the Northside effort with a 35-yard Scoring run in the final quarter, Herron also intercepted two Terrier passes. McClintic, Mauthe, Pat Har-rell, Jerry Cox and Eddie Broughton were singled out for strong defensive games for Central. Central's eighth grade scores came on a 2-yard run by Barry Nelson in the first half and a 5-yard run by Maurice Jordan in the second half. Jordan's TD was set up by a 50-yard pass interception return by Eddie Hawes. Jeff Shoop and Chuck Lawhead led the stingy Central defense.

FOLLOW THAT BLOCKER Northside freshman back Danny Hagman (26) carries the football on a first half play of Wednesday's 42-6 loss to Central at the UPI Sports Writer Jim "Mudcat" Grant brought some welcome relief to the Pittsburgh- Pirates Wednesday night while Steve Ranko and, earlier in the day, Bob Gibson did their part in helping the Bucs open up a two-game lead in the hectic National League East. The Pirates obtained the 35-year-old Mudcat on waivers from Oakland Tuesday and one day later he turned in three scoreless innings of relief in Pittsburgh's 5-3 victory over Philadelphia. Renko, a one-time Mets farmhand who was traded to Montreal last year in the deal for Donn Clendenon, got some measure of revenge against his former teammates when he pitched Montreal to a 4-2 victory over New York. As for Gibson, he posted his 22nd victory and 10th in the last 11 decisions as St. Louis beat Chicago, 8-1, to drop the Cubs another game off the pace.

Grant took over for starter Bob Moose in the sixth inning and allowed the Phils only one hit through the eighth. Three relievers were used in the ninth with John Lamb getting the final out but not before the Phils had put the tying runs on base. Manny Sanguillen had three hits, drove in one run and scored two to pace the Pirate attack off loser Jim Bunning. Moose got credit for his 11th win against nine losses. Renko a 6-foot-5, 230 pounder, By WILLIAM VERIGAN UPI Sports Writer Bill Cogolewski, or Gogo, as he is certain to be known in years to come, has hardly had time to unpack his bags in Washington since being called up from Pittsfield, for a little late-season assistance by the Senators.

But he has posted two victories after two starts and a total of five appearances, Powell, Schooley Still Alive in PGA George Scott's bases-loaded single in the seventy inning ignited a three-run rally as the Red Sox beat New York. Rookie Roger Moret, who relieved Sonny Siebert in the sixth inning, got the victory in his second major league appearance to celebrate his 21st birthday. Clyde Wright pitched a three-hiter to join Dean Chance as the only California pitchers in history to win 20 games in one season as the Angels defeated Minnesota. Wright is now 20-11. Rookie Bert Blyleven, Minnesota's starter, tied a major league record by striking out the first six batters he faced but took his eighth loss when he was relieved in the seventh.

Alex Johnson hit his 13th homer of the year in the fourth for the Angeles' first run, and they got three earned runs in the sixth as the Twins fumbled two ground balls. Don Mincher singled home a run in the first inning and hit his 27th homer in the sixth to lead Oakland past the Brewers. Roland Fingers went all the way to pick up his seventh win against nine losses. including a 2-0 triumph over Baltimore Wednesday night. Despite the loss, however, the Orioles did clinch at least tie for first place in the American League East as the second-place New York Yankees lost to Boston, 3-1.

In other American League games, California defeated Minnesota, 5-1, Detroit beat Cleveland, 6-3, Oakland defeated Milwaukee, 4-1, and a twi-nighter between Chicago and Kansas City was rained out. Gogolewski allowed only a leadoff single to Don Buford in the first inning and a double by Frank Robinson in the second, and the Washington fans booed when he was replaced by reliever Darold Knowles at the start of the eighth inning. Knowles got the last six outs while giving up two more hits. GANG TACKLE The Northside eighth grade defense swarmed over Central's ball carrier on this play, but it didn't al ways work that way Wednesday night as Central stopped Northside 12-0 in the eighth grade game. B.

Casper Favored To Win Alcan Two Columbus golf professionals, Mickey Powell and Bill Schooley, were still in the running today as the Indiana PGA golf tournament at Lafayette entered the third round of match play. A third local pro, Harrison Lakes pro Drex Newsom, was defeated in the first round of play Wednesday by Randy Quick, 3 and 2. Powell, head pro at Otter Creek, advanced past two opponents Wednesday, defeating Vic Sanders 1-up in the morning and Harold Wegesin 7 and 5 in the afternoon. Schooley, pro at the Columbus golf club, defeated Alan Sanford 1-up and Dick Gross 5 and 4. Defending champion Arnold Koehler of Richmond met 1960 winner Don Street of Muncie Baseball Standings LINE SCORES By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE United Press International By Baltimore 000 000 000 0 4 0 Wash Oil 000 OOx 2 7 I Palmer, Watt (8) and Etche-barren; Gogolewski, Knowles and French.

WP-Gogolewski (2-0). LP-Palmer (19-10). National League CONVERSE Chuck Taylor ALL STARS Canine Golfers Pet. GB .537 .524 2 .523 2 .477 9 .446 .443 14 East W. L.

Pittsburgh 79 68 Chicago 77 70 New York 78 71 St. Louis 71 78 Montreal 6 82 Philadelphia 66 83 West St. Louis 020 301 002 8 13 0 Chicago 000 010 000 1 6 2 Gibson (22-6) and Simmons; Pappas, Miller (4), Gura (6), Dunegan (9) and Hundley. LP-Pappas (12-8). HRs-Simmons (3rd), Santo (26th), Torre (21st).

9.95 PORTMARNOCK Ireland (UPI) Leading money-winner Billy Casper, the defending champion, was a solid favorite today to capture the $55,000 first prize in the 1970 Alcan Golfer of the Year championship when the field of 26 drove off in the first round. Casper comfortably covered the tough, par-72 layout beside the Irish Sea nine miles north of Dublin in sub-par all styles Irish Get 20-Point today in the third round of match play. Koehler sidelined two Indianapolis pros in the first two rounds Wednesday, John Mc-Guire, 4 and 3, and Don Essig, 3 and 2. Street defeated 1956 champ Jim Scott of New Castle, 2 and 1, and then stopped Kent Harrison, Elkhart, 3 and 1. Koehler was even par for the 31 holes he played.

Alan White, Alexandria, the 1968 king, also advanced with a 6 and 4 triumph over John Suveges of Fort Wayne and a 1-up decision over Harley Drake of Plymouth. The only extra-hole match of the day saw John Conroy of Fort Wayne nip former champ Charlie Harter of Indianapolis in 19 holes with a 40-foot birdie putt. Harter was a four-time winner. Conroy then edged medalist Jim Barber of Jeffersonville, 1-up. Barber won his opening match, 1-up over Jerry Hayslett of Indianapolis.

Barber bogeyed the last two holes in losing. Bill Heinlein of Carmel, another four-time winner, also was ousted, 4 and 3 by Jack Mann of Indianapolis. Mann then lost to Gary Carle of South Bend, 1-up. Jim Guinnup, the host pro seeking a fifth crown, defeated Bob Fitch, the Indiana University golf coach, 1-up, but turned around and fell to Tony Welch of Indianapolis, 2-up. Red Pitney of Tipton, the 1969 runnerup, remained alive with a 7 and 6 victory over Wayne Hensley of Anderson and a 3 and 2 triumph over Bob Placido of Plymouth.

GB Pet. W. Post Big Win The Columbus high school golf team posted an impressive victory Tuesday in a triangular meet at Otter Creek golf course. 94 80 L. 57 68 70 78 77 .623 .541 12'A .530 14 .483 21 .480 21', Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Atlanta Houston Pitts 211 010 000 5 13 0 Phila 100 020 000 3 9 1 Moose, Grant (6), Giuisti (9), Gibbon (9), Lamb (9) and Sanguillen; Bunning, Fryman (7) and McCarver.

WP-Moose (11-9). LP-Bunnlng (10-14). THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Rowlings ABA Red, White Blue Basketball reg. 12.00 8.95 Spread NEW YORK (UPI) Coach 91 393 34(4 San Diego Wednesday's Results I figures on two practice rounds Ara Parseehian's hieh-Reared and said: "I like it." Columbus needed only 394 strokes for the 18-hole round, while Southport had 409 and Seymour 445. Leading Columbus golfers were Terry Emerson and Tom Sandlin at 76, Chuck Klooz at 77, Greg Keach at 82, Dave Gilmore at 83 and Tom Rust at 85.

New York 000 100 100 2 5 2 Montreal 003 001 OOx 4 7 0 Seaver, McGraw (8) and Grote; Renko (12-10) and Bateman. LP-Seaver (18-12). HRs-Shamsky 2. (10th 11th). HOOSIER SPORTING GOODS 643 Washington 376-3418 St.

Louis 8 Chicago 1 Atlanta 10 San Francisco 7 Montreal 4 New York 2 Pittsburgh 5 Phlla 3 Cincinnati 3 Houston 2 San Diego 4 Los Angeles 0 Today's Probable Pitchers A11 Times EDT) St. Louis (Reuss 5-8) at Chicago (Hands 17-12). 2:30 p.m. Pittsburgh (Veale 915) at Philadelphia (Short 8-15), 7:30 p.m. Houston (Forsch 1-1) at Los Angeles (Foster 9-12), 11 p.m.

San Francisco (Robertson 6-9) at San Diego (Dobson 12-14), 10:30 p.m. (Only games scheduled) Friday's Games Chicago at Montreal 2, twi-niti-Pitts at New York, night Phila at St. Louis, night Cincl at Atlanta, night Houston at Los Ang, night San Fran at San Diego, night AMERICAN LEAGUE Atlanta 000 331 02110 IS 3 San Fran 020 041 000 7 11 1 Nash, Wllhelm (5), Niekro (6) and Didler; Marlchal, Johnson (7), Davison (8), Carrithers (8), Cumberland (8) and Stephenson. WP-Niekro (12-18). LP-Johnson (5-4).

HRs- Bonds (25th), Henderson (15th). Late Model V-8 Racing Brownstown Speedway Brownstown, Indiana Saturday September 19 Trophy Dash Heats Semi-Feature 25 Lap Feature 1st Race 8:30 Qualifications 7:30 PLUS ADDED ATTRACTION Yolz Wagon Race Admission $2 00 Children Under 12 Free Last Race of 1970 Season, Saturday, September 26 That was enough for the bookies who made him 5-1 favorite to repeat his 1969 Portland, triumph. Drizzling rain and a 20 m.p.h. wind failed to faze Casper, but it made the conditions difficult for the other 25 players shooting for the money in the 125,000 championship. Former U.S.

Open champion Lee Trevino, shivering in the cold and wet, commented: "It's like Alaska in a bad winter." Dave Hill, runner up in this year's U.S. Open nursed a twisted knee but figured he would be able to finish the 72 holes. Hill is quoted at 14-1 the same as local hero Cristy O'Connor. erne health spa San Diego 020 002 000 4 110 Los Ang 000 000 000 0 7 2 Roberts (7-13) and Cannizza-ro; Moeller. Lamb (6), Strahler (8) and Sudakis.

LP-Moeller (7-8). HR-Gaston (27th). 2321 National Road 372-9963 Pet. GB .649 .557 1.114 .514 20 .510 20 .48.1 241'2 .469 26'2 Baltimore New York Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington Cincinnati 000 030 000 3 6 0 Houston 000 100 001 2 7 1 Nolan, Carroll (9) and Bench; Blasingame, Culver (9) and Edwards. WP-Nolan (17-7).

LP-Blasingame (3-3). HR-Wynn (26th). American League Chic at Kan City, 2, rain Boston 000 000 300 3 4 0 New York 100 000 000 1 5 0 Siebert, Moret (6) and Montgomery; Peterson, Was-lewski (9) and Munson. WP-Moret (1-0). LP-Peterson offense at Notre Dame isn't going unnoticed by the odds-makers who make the point spreads on college football games.

Parseghian's Fighting Irish open another campaign Saturday and the experts immediately made them a strong 20-point favorite against Northwestern. Notre Dame trounced Northwestern, 35-10, last year In' other college games Duke is a point choice over Maryland, Clemson is a nine point pick of Virginia, Colorado is favored by 6V2 points over Indiana, Kansas State is picked by 13 over Kentucky, North Carolina rules a 10-point choice over North Carolina State, UCLA is rated a V2 point favorite over Pittsburgh and Purdue is picked by 12 over TCU. Army is 12 over Baylor, Florida 13 over Mississippi State, Tennessee 15 over SMU, Oregon 8 over Illinois, Kansas V2 over Texas Tech, Oklahoma 16 over Wisconsin, Missouri 11 over Minnesota, Georgia Tech 7'2 over Florida State, Michigan State 2Y2 over Washington, South Carolina 17 over Wake Forest, Alabama over Virginia Tech, Georgia lxf over Tulane, LSU 15 over Texas Oregon State 1 V2 over Iowa, and USC 11 over Nebraska. In the pros the Los Angeles Rams are IOV2 point favorite over the St. Louis Cardinals Friday night, while the New York Giants are a three-point choice over the Chicago Bears East W.

96 83 76 76 72 69 West W. 88 82 79 58 56 L. 52 66 72 73 77 78 L. 60 68 69 88 92 ENDS RETIREMENT GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI)-Forrest Gregg has come out of retirement once again to play on the Green Bay Packers' offensive line.

Gregg, who raised the Packers roster to 40 players, has been all-league many times, and a pro-bowl representative nine times. GB Pet. Minnesota Oakland California Kansas City Milwaukee .595 .547 7 .534 9 .397 29 .378 32 .363 4 53 93 Chicago Wednesday's Results rain Chi at Kan City, 2, 8 0 7 1 and Detroit 000 600 000 6 Cleveland 001 000 101 3 Lollch, Timmerman (9) (4) Price; Paul, Hennigan Colbert (4), Mlngorl (4), Lasher WATCH tfJ IT! THIS MAN (5), Rittwage (7), Chance (9) and Sims. WP-Lolich (13-17). LP -Paul (2-6).

HRs-Kallne (16th), Price (4th), Plnson (22nd). Oakland 200 001 001 4 10 0 Milw 010 000 000 1 8 0 Fingers (7-9) and Duncan; Krausse, Gelnar (8) and Roof. LP-Krausse (13-17). HRs-Roof (12th), Mincher (27th), Fingers (1st). Calif 000 103 100 5 9 0 Minnesota 000 001 000 I 3 2 Wright (20-11) and Egan; Blyleven, Kaat (7) and Miner-wald.

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