St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 31

May 11, 1977 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TTTTTTTU I TT TTTTI I I I I lj FRANK B0MMARIT0 The British Are Coming Sewell Says 'Hang On' 5th STRAIGHT YEAR MISSOURI'S LARGEST 0LDSM0BILE DEALER 1977 OLDSMOBILE DEMONSTRATOR SELL-A-RAMA DRASTIC DISCOUNTS ON ALL EXECUTIVE AND SALESMAN DRIVEN DEMONSTRATORS. GET 'EM WHILE THEY LAST Save S48 over regular air coach, round trip. 11 buses daily including non-stop service downtown to downtown in 5 hours 35 minutes. Board many buses at E.

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Cauo tSA nvpr rennlar air r.oanh. round triD. Jackson started his pro career with Crystal Palace, the team that Sewell for in England. Originally, he was a backup to Bill Glazier, who was imported by the Stars this season but suffered a crippling leg injury in training camp. In addition to Bennett and Jackson, defenders Peter Wall (Crystal Palace) and Ray Evans (Fulham) are expected to arrive almost any day.

Following tonight's game, the Stars will return home for a Friday encounter at Francis Field with the Las Vegas Quicksilvers and the famed Eusebio. Game time is 7:30 p.m. Indians' LaRoche Traded To Angels ANAHEIM, May 11 (AP) The California Angels acquired lefthand-ed relief pit (Jher Dave LaRoche from the Cleveland Indians today in a trade that sent outfielder Bruce Bochte and pitcher Sid Monge to the Indians. The Angels, who gave up an undisclosed amount of cash in the trade, also got minor league pitcher Dave Schuler from the Cleveland organization. LaRoche has a 2-2 record and four saves this season.

He had 17 saves in 1975 and 21 in 1976. Bochte is batting .290 with two home runs and eight runs batted in. Monge, a lefthander, is 0-1 with one save and a 2.92 ERA in four appearances. UMSL Signs 2 Kickers Two members of last fall's Missouri state champion Oakville soccer team, Gary Ullo and Dominic Barczewski, have signed letters-of-intent to enroll at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.

9 buses daily. 2 non-stops. Downtown to downtown in 4 hours 50 minutes. Faster than the tram and other bus lines. Board many buses at Lambert Field-St.

Charles. Greyhound round trip $23.60. Regular round trip air coach $80. Save $56. PORTLAND, May 11 Despite a 2-3 record and only six goals in five games, St.

Louis Stars coach John Sewell is convinced his team is capable of winning the North American Soccer League title. "If we can just hang in there for a couple more games until our English boys arrive, we can go a long way," said Sewell. "We made some mistakes last season but we've corrected them this year. We could go all the way. It wouldn't surprise me a bit." The Stars, scheduled to meet the Timbers tonight in Portland, currently are tied with the defending champion Toronto Metros for first place in the Northern Division of the North American Soccer League's Atlantic Conference.

"Our object has been to just hold the fort until all our players have arrived," said Sewell. "The lads have done a fantastic job under the circumstances." The circumstances are that the Stars have played their first five games without three signed English League veterans, whose arrival has been delayed because their teams are still involved in division races. "We've been a victim of circumstances," said Sewell. "But the future looks very bright." Part of that future is 34-year old goalkeeper John (Jocko) Jackson, a veteran of more than 480 English League matches. The 6-foot-2, 188-pound Jackson, who currently is toiling with Orient of the English League's Second Division, was signed by the Stars yesterday and is expected to join the team by Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.

"Orient needs two points," said Sewell. "If it gets them by this weekend, Jackson and Peter Bennett could be here by Tuesday." B0MMARITO OLDS SERVICE L0ANER CARS 1977 OLDS CUTLASS 1 8 TO CHOOSE FROM HAVE BEEN DRIVEN ONLY 2,000 TO 7,000 ACTUAL MILES ALL WRITTEN DOWN FOR QUICK SALE CHOOSE YOURS TODAY Qava t.AA nwpr air coach, round triD. 6 buses NEW AND USED CARS CMC TRUCKS daily Board many buses also at Mehlville-Mattese-Meramec River-Arnold-Beck Junction-Montebello-Imperial-Barnhart. Greyhound round trip $39.90. Regular round trip air coach $84.

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April 1 1977 y. iiiiimmiii.Li. i pui mn, mm iiiuwphh iwimjjiuii -V Scholar-Athlete Dinner Is Tomorrow Night An impressive list of speakers from the athletic, educational and political realms will deliver brief remarks tomorrow night when the Post-Dispatch honors 135 student-athletes at the eleventh annual Scholar-Athlete dinner in the Khorassan Room of the Chase-Park Plaza Hotel. From athletics will come Emile Francis, coach, general manager and executive vice president of the Blues; Dan Devine, football coach at Notre Dame; Bing Devine, general manager of the baseball Cardinals; Al Onofrio, football coach at the University of Missouri; Norm Stewart, basketball coach at Missouri; Gary Moeller, new football coach at the University of Illinois; Ron Coleman, new basketball coach at St. Louis University; Jean Cerra, assistant director of athletics at Missouri; Doug Weaver, athletic director at Georgia Tech, and Jay Randolph, sports director of KSD Radio and KSD-TV.

Also to speak are St. Louis Mayor James Conway, St. Louis County Supervisor Gene McNary, United States Representative William Clay Missouri; U.S. Representative Robert Young Misouri; U.S. Representative Richard Gephardt Missouri, and John Ervin, dean of the School of Continuing Education at Washington University.

Jack Buck, sports director of KMOX Radio and voice of the baseball Cardinals, will be master of ceremonies for the 6:30 o'clock dinner, at which the leading student-athlete from each area high school will be honored. The prograir? will be aired on KMOX at about 7:45. All scholar-athletes will receive engraved plaques commemorating their accomplishments and also will receive from the Cardinals eight tickets to the July 21 baseball game against the Houston Astros at Busch, Stadium. Additionally, Dr. Stan London, team physician for the baseball Cardinals, will make a special award to a scholar-athlete for interest in the field of medicine.

The top six scholar-athletes, as selected by a 35-member blue-ribbon advisory committee, will be guests Aug. 6 at the Stadium Club for dinner and then will receive tickets to the football Cardinals' preseason game against the Atlanta Falcons that night. i 1 ASHBY ALUMINUM EVEREADY FLASIILSGilf EASY TO INSTALL, MAINTAIN TEST SmokSSlarm BATTERY OPERAT- 4 INCH PAINT BRUSH OUR REG. $1.69 buWaterPikiM ED REQUIRES unnHif. An rv ill rnu i i iu kk EXTERNAL POWER SOURCE mmmmmmmmmmM-mmmm SIZE I 'usmiojj I STEP LADDERS 4-T.

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But do we really want it here? To judge how well racing would work in Missouri, Channel 2 Reporter Steve Ray presents a fascinating Closeup on the tracks in Illinois. Cahokia and Fairmont. The betting, the horses, the people who work behind the scenes. And how Veil or how badly it all works. IVT WALLPAPER SQUARES by LUSTRA TILE SPECIAL PURCHASE! CEILING LIGHT FIXTURES CHOICE OF 2 STYLES OUR REG.

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