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CJ -2 Pittsburgh Press, July 1 7, 1 980 Phillies' Walk Takes Sixth Straight Win In Stride Royals Red Sox 1 Darrell Porter and Hal McRae each drove in two runs and George Brett went 4-for-5 as Kansas City won for the sixth time in seven games since the All-Star break. Dennis Leonard had relief help from Dan Quisenberry. Rangers 11, White Sox 3 Dave Roberts' three-run homer in the fourth highlighted a 15-hit attack for Texas. Rusty Staub had four singles in four at-bats and drove in three runs. Jon Matlack lasted six innings in the 106-degree heat for the victory.

Indians Angels 2 Miguel Dilone collected three hits and scored two runs and Wayne Garland pitched a six-hitter for Cleveland. Dilone raised his average to .353 and stole bis 30th base. Tigers 7, A's 2 Milt Wilcox and winner Roger Weaver combined on a three-hitter and Lance Parrish drove in three runs with his 12th homer for Detroit. Wilcox left the game after three innings with a pulled muscle on his left side. Orioles 10, Brewers 4 Steve Stone posted his 12th straight victory -longest streak in the majors this season for Baltimore.

Rick Dempsey belted a home run and a double to knock in five runs against loser Mike Caldwell. Stone needed relief help from Tippy Martinez and Sammy Stewart in the eighth. Blue Jays 5, Mariners 0 Dave Stieb pitched a three-hitter and John Mayberry hit two home runs and Roy Howell and Ernie Whitt one each for Toronto in a game played in 1:40, fastest in the American League this season. Stieb faced just 28 batters and allowed only two balls to be hit to the outfield. Glenn Abbott took the loss.

Yankees 11, Twins 1 Bucky Dent smacked a two-run single and Bob Watson delivered a bases-loaded triple to highlight a seven-run fourth for New York. Winner Tom Underwood allowed three hits over seven innings. Braves 5, Meti 2 Bob Horner cracked two homers, Gary Matthews added a three-run shot and Larry McWilliams tossed an eight-hitter for Atlanta. The three homers came off loser Craig Swan. Lee Mazzilli had a single, double and his 11th homer for the Mets.

Cardinals 3, Padres 6 Pete Vuckovich pitched a six-hitter, singled and scored the winning run, and executed a perfect suicide squeeze in the seventh inning to pace St. Louis. Vuckovich held the Padres hitless until Gene Tenace led off the fifth with a single. The right-hander struck out five and walked two in going the distance for the sixth time. Expos (, Reds 4 Ellis Valentine went 3-for-4 with two RBIs for Montreal in support of Steve Rogers.

Rogers who had not yielded a homer in 50 innings, allowed solo shots by Ray Knight, Joe Nolan and Sam Meiias in the seventh, but Stan Bahnsen relieved and got his second save. Mario Soto took the loss. Ken Forsch when Pete Rose doubled with one out in the first and scored on Bake McBride's single. McBride went to third on Keith Moreland's single and came home on Garry Maddox's groundout. The Phillies took a 3-0 lead in the top of the fourth when Manny Trillo led off with a single, stole second, went to third on catcher Alan Ashby's throwing error and scored on Lonnie Smith's two-out single.

After Howe made it 3-2 with his fourth homer in the bottom of the inning, the Phils got a run in the sixth on John Vukovich's sacrifice fly. The victory keeps the Phillies in third place in the NL East, "6 -game behind second-place Pittsburgh and a game behind division-leading Montreal. Cubs 4, Dodgers I Bill Buckner had three hits and scored the tie-breaking run on Bill Russell's sixth-inning error to lead Chicago. Winner Rick Reuschel scattered seven hits in pitching his third complete game. He struck out eight and walked four in his first win since June 3.

Jerry Reuss took the loss. If Bob Walk isn't careful, the exhilaration of being an undefeated major-league pitcher just might put him to sleep. "I'm not very excited about being 6-0," the rookie right-hander said last night after throwing a three-hitter to pace the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-2 victory over the Houston Astros. "I'll just try to go out and win my next ballgame. I'll try to stay on an even keel.

I can't get too emotional." Walk gave up only two singles to Jose Cruz and a fourtb-innug homer to Art Howe a two-nro shot in pitching the second complete game of his career. The right-hander struck out three and walked four. "Walk pitched darn good that's why he's undefeated," said Philadelphia Manager Dallas Green. "He's going to get better. The stuff has always been there.

Now he's getting the confidence he needed and getting closer to being a complete pitcher. Philadelphia took an early 2-0 lead off loser SpOrtS Roundup mtmmmmmmmm Mavericks To Name Moi ia sM v. It A tiMuM i kJ SmMjmm-l nnnii i mmi tt i.i-M,-. role in deciding the British Open golf championship, which began today in Muirfield, Scotland Former Nova Scotia Lt. Gov.

Clarence Gross will head up an eight-member Canadian committee to investigate boxing at the professional and amateur levels, a probe spurred by the death of Cleveland Denny The New York Knicks signed Indiana star Mike Woodson to a three-year contract estimated at $125,000 per season The Los Angeles Lakers begin fense of their championship at Seattle when the NBA opens its 1980-81 schedule Oct 10. GRID GLOOM Ralph "Sting" Jordan, Auburn University's winningest football coach, died early today of leukemia. He was 69. Jordan's 25-year record at Auburn stood at 175-83-7 with 12 bowl appearances West Point officials are expected to meet today with disgruntled football coach Lou Saban, who has submitted a letter of resignation. Bob Kinney, Army's sports information director, indicated that Saban, 58, might be persuaded to change his mind.

The Cadets posted a 2-8-1 record in 1979, their first under the veteran coach. Pitt visits West Point Nov. 15. The Dallas Mavericks are expected to announce the hiring of Dick Motta as coach of the NBA's newest franchise today. Motta, former coach of the Chicago Bulls and Washington Bullets, will be assisted by Bob Weiss, currently an assistant with the San Diego Clippers who had been one of the top candidates for the Mavericks' head job.

Motta reportedly will receive $150,000 a year for three years. Motta, 48, led the Bullets to the NBA title in 1978 and directed them to the finals again the next season. But the Bullets faded amid dissension and unhappiness last season, after which Motta resigned. He began his NBA head-coaching career with the Bulls in 1968 and went to the Bullets in 1976. Motta has the third highest winning percentage in the history of the NBA -a distinction likely to change quickly with an expansion team.

His career NBA coaching record is 541-443. Only Red Auertach of Boston and Red Holzman of New York have won more NBA games. LOCAL LINES Four members of the Pittsburgh Champions will play in the North American Softball League all-star game tomorrow night in Cleveland. -Shortstop Jim Picard and outfielder Roger Snatchko will start for the Eastern Division All-Stars, while infielders Mark Johnson and Ed Zalewski are reserves Ozanam knocked off Ohio, 91-73, but lost to Missouri, 84-80, in the double-elimination AAU 16-and-under MOTTA WEISS New coach, assistant of NBA Mavericks. basketball championships in New Orleans Frank Fihrer III of Fox Chapel is tied for the first-round lead in the state amateur golf championship in Lancaster New Kensington native Dick Tamburo is the new athletic director at Arizona State.

BALL AND STRIKES Complaining of fatigue and a "dead arm," Houston's All-Star right-hander, R. Richard, went on the 21-day disabled list after wanning up before the Astros' game with Philadelphia Bozzie Bavasi, executive vice president of the California Angels, rejected pitcher Bruce Kison's offer to make some kind of financial amends for deciding to undergo elbow surgery that will sideline him for the rest of the season. OLYMPIC MOMENTS The expected deficit from the Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, N.Y., will be about $7 million, a Lake Placid Olympic ing Committee spokesman says Yuri Titov was re-elected president of the International Gymnastics Federation Swimmer Peter Szmidt, striking a blow for Canada's lost Olympic year, set a world record in the men's 400-meter freestyle with a clocking of 3:50.49, breaking the mark set by Russian Vladimir Salnikov. NOTES FROM ALL OVER Windy conditions are expected to play a major Pirate Averages Tkunthy, Mn T9M UPI Tctc photo Pentathlon winner Diane Konihowski of Canada clears high jump bar in winning event. Liberty Meet Now In High Gear ATTMG AB IB IB HRRBI SB Av.

Rhodm 6 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 500 Romo 7 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 .429 D.Robinson 27 2 11 0 0 1 7 0 .407 EHr 159 28 5 8 2 37 1 J71 Lcy 147 23 53 12 1 3 13 9 J61 Sngullien 25 19 3 0 0 0 0 .360 Scurry 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .333 On 210 22 62 9 0 3 21 0 .300 Parker 316 44 90 1 1 12 50 7 .285 Foil 263 37 73 15 0 2 16 I .278 Garner 306 36 83 1 2 2 5 35 16 .271 B.RoMnton 189 19 50 8 0 9 27 1 .265 Moreno 367 51 96 13 6 2 13 51 .262 StargeU 147 19 38 9 0 9 34 0 .258 Mllner 116 19 29 3 0 3 18 0.250 Mdkx 252 28 60 10 1 4 19 8 .238 Law 40 6 9 1 1 0 2 0 .225 Berra 134 9 29 4 1 3 20 0 .216 Solomon 19 4 0 0 0 0 .210 Candelaria 42 1 8 0 0 0 3 0 .190 Nicosia 96 17 3 1 14 0 .177 Blbby 4026100S0.150 Rooker 7 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 .143 pics" meet, which features 29 countries boycotting the Moscow summer games and the only domestic appearance of the U.S. Olympic team. In third place in the decathlon, one point behind second-place Jens Schulze of West Germany, is Coffman, the top-ranked decathlete of 1979. Coffman has 4,135 points and world record-holder Guido Kratschmer of West Germany is fourth, at 4,104. The only final on the first day, which was affected by a severe thunderstorm that held up the meet for nearly two hours, was in the pentathlon where Canada's Diane Jones Konihowski won with 4,640 points.

PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Lee Palles has a problem each time he competes in the decathlon against his good friend Bob Coffman. It seems Palles always is even with or slightly ahead of Coffman after the first five events of the grueling two-day test, only to see Coffman shoot ahead and out of sight before the competition is over. The first half of this script read true to form yesterday after the first day of the Liberty Bell Track and Field Classic. Palles, a 24-year-old accountant from Raleigh, N.C., held the lead going into today's final five events of the decathlon with 4,272 points. Finals in 31 other events will take place today in the "alternative Olym Blylevtn 350200020 057 50000000.

000 cnnnnnnA nnn lenuive Jackson 06000001 Alexander ERA 1.93 2.30 2.88 Konihowski engaged in a stirring duel with West Germany's Cornelia Sulek for four events with no more than 23 points ever separating the two women. But Sulek suffered a back injury in the long jump and withdrew before the final events the 800-meter run. Marlene Harmon and Linda Waltman scored 4,346 and 4,314 points, respectively, to earn spots on the U.S. Olympic team. Americans dominated the sprint trials.

Four qualified in the women's 100, three in the men's 100 and 400 and two each in the men's and women's 200. Leading American qualifiers were Harvey Glance in the 100 (10.27), Jeanette Bolden in the women's 100 (11.59), Chandra Cheeseborough in the women's 200 (23.21) and Herman Frazier in the 400 (46.49). Fred Taylor of the United States and Desai Williams of Canada each ran 20.81 to top the trials in the 200. Cheeseborough, Karen Hawkins of the United States, Williams, Anthony Sharpe, Angela Bailey and Marita Payne of Canada, Bernd Sattler of West Germany, Neville Hodge of the Virgin Islands and Dusanee Laopinkarn qualified for the finals in the 100 and 200. Newsboys Golf Date Changed To avoid a conflict with other tournaments and the opening of the fall ter at district colleges, the championship round in the Old Newsboys Golf Classic has been moved to Wednesday, Aug.

20, from Monday, Aug. 25, the originally scheduled date. The final 18-hole round will be played at Pittsburgh North, a tough, challenging course owned by Jack (Sox) Price at Bakerstown, Pa. So far, 24 four-man teams, 26 two-ball teams and 28 individuals have qualified to play for almost $3,000 in merchandise prizes which will be awarded by McDonald's of Western Pennsylvania, co-sponsor of the summer-long tournament The final qualifier will be held at Champion Lakes, outside Ligonier, July 28, a week from Monday. Entries for that qualifier will be accepted until noon Wednesday.

Tee times will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Scurry Jackson Solomon Tekuly Blbby Romo PITCMNG IP ER BB SO 27 18 6 12 22 39'A 37 10 14 15 59 61 19 18 18 45j 51 15 19 21 106 42 35 82 68V, 64 25 14 43 18 16 7 12 8 137V4 136 56 32 52 129'! 132 55 39 100 0 5 5 11 1 2 2 3 4 Rooker 3.00 3.05 3.29 3.50 3.68 3.84 4.14 4.23 Sports On The Air Candelaria Blyleven D. RobkHon 78'i 88 36 18 47 Rhoden 17 20 12 9 I 0 Liberty Bell Track Results Save. Tekutve 12, Romo 5, Jackson 5, D-Roblnson 1 HOME ATTENDANCE 1980 (38 dates) 1979 (31 dates) 518,083 RADIO TONIGHT Pirates vs. Giants, 7:30 p.m.

KDKA. Dccsttikxi too-meter dash 1, Jens Schulie, West Germany, 10.81 (853 points). 1, Guido Kratschmer, West Germany. 10.91 vubh Lee raites, unrrea STares. 10.M (fa).

4, Bob doffmen, United States. H.05 vm. 3, juroen Hlnosen, west Germany, 11.30 Konihowski, Canada, 14.27 (832L Marilyn King, United States, 14.44 (110). Pentathlon shotput 1. Konihowski, 48 feet.

9 meters (887). i Sulek. 48-4 1475m fen. T. Ye Pelsg, China, 40-11 (749).

4 Karen Page. New Zealand. 40-11- Pentathlon high lump 1, Konihowski, 6 feet, I 'A meters (1086). 2, Sulek, (1059). 3.

Pelsu, (1031). 4 (tie), Harmon and waltman, 54 (9741 Pentathlon kma Inmn 1 Palles, 24 teet, meters (921). 2, Hlngsen, 24-2 (897). 3. Kratschmer, (869).

Cottman, 23-3 (840J. Weng Kangqleng, China, 12-8 (8041 Decathlon shotput 1. Coffman. 51 teet. 7 meters (831).

2. Kratschmer, 51-4 BuPflrii6AS BOOSTER can help pavs the way to better mileage. (830). 3, Schulie, 46-11 1747). I Hlngsen, 46-9 Sulek, 20 feet, 7 les, 45-11 nWj (967).

'J, Harmon, 20-- raw (729. 6.25m (960). 3, Konihowski, 20-3 Women's 100 (qualifiers) anette Bokten, Untied States, 11.59. Chandra Cheeseoorough, 11.61. Karen Hawkins, United States, 11.66.

Angela Bailey, Canada, 11.76. Diane Williams, United States, 11.83. HekK Geugel, West Germany, 11.86. Marlta Payne, Canada, 12.01. Dusanee Laoplnkarn, Thailand, 12.10.

Elk Vollmer, West Germany, 12.17, 200 (qualifiers) Oesal Williams, Canada, 20.81. Fred Taylor, United States, 20.81. Bernd Samer West Germany, 21.14. James ler, United States, 21.16. Neville Hodge, Virgin Islands, 21.17.

Anthony Sharpe, Canada, 21.23. Frank Van Doom, Canada, 21.31. Fabian Whymns, Bahamas, 21.44. John Mwebl, Kenya, 2233. Women's 200 (qualifiers) -Chandra Cheeseoorough, United States 23.21.

Karen Hawkins, United States, 23.52. Angella Taylor, Canada, 23.56. Angela Bailey, Canada, 23.83. Marlta Payne, Canada, 23.90. Alexis Paul Mac-Donald, Canada, 24.47.

Oralee Fowler, Bahamas, 24.49. Ruperte Charles, Antigua. 24.69. Dusanee Laoplnkarn, Thailand, 24.84. 400 (qualifiers) Herman Frailer.

United States. 46.49. Walter McCoy, United States, 46.58. James Atutl, Kenya, 46.76. Billy Konchellah.

Kenya, 46.91. Kasheef Hassan, Sudan, 47.11. Fred Sowerby, Antigua, 47.13. Bill Green, United States, 47.32. Bryan Saunders.

Canada, 47.68. Hamll Grimes, Barbados, 47.74. Decathlon hloh 1, lump (9471 4, Weltmari, 19-1 Palles, 7 (6). a 1800 TIRES fc-aiOlm 9081 5ge, )9-i (880). Pentathlon 800 1, Harmon, 2:10.17 (923).

2, Waltman, 2:10.37 (920). 3, Konihowski, 2:12.60 (888). 4, Pelsu, 2.40.99 (559). Pag did not finish. Pentathlon final results 1, Konihowski, 4640.

2, Harmon, 4346. 3, Waltman, 4316. 4, Pelsu, 3882. 5, Page, 3309. Sulek and King withdrew.

100 meters (qualifiers) Harvey Glance, United States, 10.27. Mel Lattany, United States, 10.39. Willie Gaurf, united States; 10.46. Anthony Sharp, Canada, 10.46., Desal Williams, Canada, 10.49. Neville Hodge, Virgin Islands, 10.51.

Marvin Nash, Canada, 10.60. Bernd Settler, West Germany, 10.62. Ron Clarke, Barbados, 1074. Schulie and Coffman, 6-6 1.98m (80). 4 (tie), Kangqlang and Zhu ijllln, China, 6-3 (788).

Decathlon 400 1. Schulie, 48.1 (893). 2, Palles, 49.2 (842). 3 Coffman. 49.5 (829).

i. Kratschmer 49.7 (Bin 5, Conrad Malnwerlna Antigua, 52.6 (695). Standings after five events Palles, 4272. 2, Schulie, 4136. 3, Coffman, 4135.

4, Kratschmer, 4104. 5, Kangqlang, 3559. 6. Ollln, 3338. 7 Malnwarlng, 2974.

Hlngsen and Wottgang Muders, Wast Germany, withdrew. Pentathlon 100-meter hurdles 1, Linda Waltman. United States, 13.82 (889 points). 2, Mar-lene Harmon, United States, 13.83 (888). 3, Cornelia Sulek, West Ger- many.

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