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The Daily Journal, Franklin GreenwoodIndiana, Wednesday, September 18, 1974 CardJ Off Cliff's. Guff By Cliff Melvin Sports Editor LMGCat the Pointe was and is just wnat we expected and what we were told, an experience. LMGC'is in realitv Lake Monroe Golf Club and the POINTE Lis the entire developmenLQll the shores of beautiful Lake Monroe By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer DonHHet-the-Str-iiOuis Cardinals work on overtime. They make you pay dearly for fc. knees like Maury (Wills) did." -Hrabosky, who has given up only one-earnedTun in hi3 last 41 1-3 innings of relief, said the success of the Cardinals in extra innings this season was due to one thing togetherness.

"It's the whole attitude on this team. We always felt we it. wum had the best club, but we're a close-knit group on and The Cardinals, who have been practically unbeatable in extra inning games this season, made it 12 victories in 15 extra inning games Tuesday night when they defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 in 13 innings to stretch their National League East Division lead to 2V2 off the field," said Hrabosky. Hrabosky was booed by the jouthwest of Bloomington. The golf course sits development of some fantastic condominium homes that are now under construction and by the way, are for sale.

After finally finding the golf course (never made a wrong turn mind you) was introduced to my playing partner for this news media outing, Bob 1 Williams is general manager of the Bedford (Indiana) Times-Mail, a newspaper about the size of The Daily Journal. We were outfitted with electrip carts and began our exploration of LMGC at the Daniel Boone. Much to our surprise the first hole at LMGC is a par three measuring either 113, 119, 133 or 211 yards depending on which color of tee markers you decide to stand between and do your-thing. We chose the white markers at 133-yards even though those yellowsJoLStnifflLrilpens things. Yes.

at LMGC they have tee markers for ladies, senior Three Rivers Stadium crowd of 21,458 when he took over for starter Bob Gibson in the 10th (Daily-Journal photo) Clubhouse at the Pointe games. The success of the Cardinals in extra innings is due pri marily to the relief pitching of Al Hrabosky, who has This unique heavy canvas covers the clubhouse at the Lake Monroe Golf Club at the Pointe south of Bloomington. Large cables at all the stress points hold this eye-catching cover in placeA permanent facility including pro shop, snack bar, rest rooms and locker rooms tuilf InTcif cular degipreiinderaeathralong With a large deck area for eatingr inning, but the "Mad Hungarian" claimed he welcomed the verbal abuse. "Tonight was the first time Pve been bowed, anH liked it," said Hrabosky. "When I walk behind the mound and face the outfield between pitches I talk citizens, regulation and championship your pick.

Until the play oils to "myself and try' to psyche (Wonder where they put the "duffer's -Yes, 133-yards isn't really that long but there's a "puddle'f myself. Let them boo. I hate auuweu umy inree nits ana struck out 21 in his last 15 innings. The 25-year-old lefthander, was at his best again Tuesday night when he held the Pirates hitless for four innings while gaining his seventh win in eight decisions. Lou Brock won the game with his specialty in the 13th when he singled, stole second for his 109th theft of the year, moved water between the.

tee and the green which resembles the people anyway. I think all relief pitchers should hate people." Mississippi river, which will gladly wash your golf ball free of charge. iiled be not In other NL games, Houston se ay Heck we bogeyed that hole without any real trouble and blanked Los Angeles 7-0, San headed for the par five second hole which is listed at 520-yards Diego topped Cincinnati 6-1, from the whites. Atlanta edged San Francisco 4- (1) 61 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) The This hole is a bit tight with out of bounds on the left and an old and Chicago beat Phila AAA playoff champion South Bend Washington and Gary battle for supremacy in Indiana 5. Evansville Harrison 6.

Fort Wayne-Luers 7. LaPorte 8. Penn delphia 4-2. New York at Montreal was rained out. 39 35 22 high school football may not be house jutting out about 350-yards down the fairway, the same house which Rex Kirts of the Bloomington Herald Telephone decided to knock upon in the unconventional way, with a flying Wallace from the "Top 10" and made Richmond king today in the determined until the post-season 9.

Hammond Noll playoffs. weekly UPI coaches board 20 16 dropped to 11th spot while Gary Wallace, derailed by city foe Roosevelt, 32-6, failed to poll a single vote. The two other first-place votes were split by Evansville Harrison and Hobart. Evansville Central, tied for 10th place last week, was demoted to a tie for 12th with 10. Lawrence Central Detroit topped Boston 5-3, Baltimore blanked New York 4-0; Milwaukee nipped Cleveland 3-2, Kansas City edged Oakland ratings.

After three weeks.of battling there was no clear-cut front- Second 10 Four other powers received runner, although there were first-place votes from the panel to third on a sacrifice and scored on a sacrifice fly by Ted Simmons. "I was fatigued in the 13th, but I was able to read his (Pirates' pitcher Jerry Reuss') body movements and get a good jump," said Brock. "Even if they had pitched out, they wouldn't have gotten me. My legs aren't strong at this point in the season, but we've got a trainer who massages them for me every day. The big thing is that I don't have any cuts or bruises on my legs around my 2-1 and Minnesota shut out Chicago 8-0 in American 11.

South Bend Washington 15; of experts in balloting for games number of top contenders for the three division champions to be 12. Carmel, Evansville Central through last Saturday. League action. California at 12; 14. Martinsville 11; 15 crowned in November.

Richmond, with four firsts Texas was postponed by rain. A pair of major upsets last tallied 108 points to nose out No Carmel following its 18-6 loss to Harrison last weekend. The Breakdown The breakdown, with first Evansville Reitz 16. South Bend LaSalle, East Chicago Friday, however, yanked Class Astros 7, Dodgers 0 Lee May drove in three runs Indianapolis Washington, 108 to 101. Washington got two first- with his 24th homer and a Roosevelt, South Bend St.

Joseph's 19 Mishawaka, places and total points: place votes. Blackford 4. sacrifice fly to spark the Astros' over the Dodgers. 1. Richmond lMU8 Richmond was second to the Others Evansville Bosse 3, South Benders last week while 2.

Indpls. Washington 101 3. Elkhart Central () 97 4. Hobart (D. 75 Indianapolis Northwest, Pike, the Continentals were third.

South Bend Clay 1. Elkhart Third Elkhart Central, which golf ball. Nobody was at home. The third hole is straightaway, only 360 yards, but it is really tight and about 150-yards off the tee there is a yawning cavern with a trickle of water running across some stones. Here again is a great place for a free ball wash and we do like clean golf balls.

No. four is a routine par four hole of 394-yards, up and down a bit with yawning sand traps which gobble up errant shots and a large, green, a nice golf hole. Then comes the deceiving 334-yard par four fifth hole, a tester if you aren't accurate off the tee. This hole doglegs 90-degrees to the left with a small grove of trees slowing you down if you aren't far enough right off the tee. (Heck we almost paired this one).

A 149-yard par three follows, which is all carry and again, like all the LMGC holes, features large bunkers filled with soft, fluffy sand that is fun to play in unless your play tools are a dimpled white golf ball and a wedge. Then the fun ends. The seventh hole is another straightaway par four measuring only 375-yards but again the premium here is accuracy off the tee because of Tanglewood-type rough on the left and another grove of small trees in the driving area at the right. Number eight is the third par three on the nine making it a par 35 test. This is the toughest of the par threes.

The scorecard says only 157-yards but here again the green is elevated and is wide but not deep, with those sand piles or rather beaches surrounding same. So, this hole is also all carry and we believe that it is 157-. yards, not least. The final hole of the nine that is open at LMGC is a dogleg par five of only 480 yards with a small stream trickling across the wrecked South Bend's 16-game winning streak, 27-0, climbed WFL ay sprin Braves nip Edinburg Placing six runners in the top 10 including another individual victory by Dennis Nix gave Indian Creek a 27-29 cross country triumph over host Edinburg Tuesday. Nix' winning time was 13:53 from seventh to third and also receives four first-place votes ana vi points.

Hobart and Evansville INDIANA PACERS vs KENTUCKY COLONELS Memorial Gym Maple St. Columbus, Ind. t- Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m. Reserved Tickets $5.00 $3.50 General Admission $2.00 MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Harrison remained fourth and some surprises fifth, respectively, but the other spots in the elite also changed hands.

By JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer There could be some big Fort Wayne Luers climbed and he was followed across the line by Lancers Luttrell and King. Fourth and fifth went to Randy from eighth to sixth, LaPorte from 10th to seventh, Perm from surprises in the World Football League beginning tonight. Grose and Mike Kean of the ninth to eighth, Hammond Noll from 12th to ninth, and Lawrence Name. WFL teams, after waiting for Braves and Cox of Edinburg and teammate Bryant ran sixth and Southern California has surged to a three-game bulge in the West. Florida, stunned by Detroit last week as the Wheels won their first game, is tied with the New York Stars for the Eastern lead.

The Blazers, who have given op the fewest points (149) in the league, will get a big test in the passing of Philadelphia's King Corcoran. New York, meanwhile, will Central from 15 to 10th. nearly six weeks, finally have gotten a chance to sign players seventh. boutn Bena Washington, was Jairway about llO-yards from the putting had the dropped by National Football League clubs and quite a few of The eighth, ninth and 10th place finishes by Braves Stan Waggoner, Steve Manning and Tim Sleighter sewed up the the have-not teams have been busy restocking their rosters. City State.

Zip Code Phone N. of Tickets Total cleanest golf ball of the 36 newsmen who tried the new facility near Lake Monroe I'll betcha. This hole also has a large green and we soon found out that some real mean pin placements can be put on this hole and most of the we didn't see the pin on No. 9 until we hit our fifth shot from the edge of the green after whacking a wedge out of that cute little fairway stream. Previous scouting reports and victory as Edinburg's fifth runner, Strain, finished in 11th String broken be playing the first night game in Hawaii this season and the place.

game films could be meaningless with all the' new personnel filtering into the league. The NFL held on to massive 60-70 The 2-1 Braves host Hauser Make check or money order payable to Columbus East Band Parents P.O. Box 944 Columbus, Indiana 47201 Please Enclose Stamped Envelope tonight which should see a good big time change could be a The Hawaiians played their previous home games on Sunday afternoons but have battle between the Jets' Denny Decatur Central's flying lora and Indian Creek Nix. man rosters until last wees when they reduced their limit to 47 players, making available Hawks broke host Whiteland home cross country string at 23 switched to the Wednesday night The game will begin at 1:30 a.m. EDT.

about 300 players for the new league. In tonight games, Portland straight Tuesday. LThe Hawks, McWilliams, placed seven men in the top 10 places as they tallied is at Jacksonville, Philadelphia Use Em-Roe's Free Lay-Away 20 points with Whiteland having Since the back nine at LMGC won't be open until next spring, we had the pleasure of replaying the original nine again and believe it or not we did learn because we managed to lop seven strokes off the scorecard this time and we only washed the Titlist in the conventional ball washers on the teeing areas. The golf course is not long. It is very scenic but is a good test because of its tightness, the large greens and those yawning bunkers placed in the most embarrassing places.

And like most of the better courses, you don't roll the ball off the tees because there's some very tough rough for about 50 yards between the tees and the fairways The course is semi-private at the present time and you can play by paying greens fees. We doubt if this will last long because pro Joe Quinzi who left Florida (that's where that sand must have come from to start the new facility has plans for some of the, state's bigger tournaments to be played at LMGC. Thanks for the experience Joe and also playing partner Bob Williams. be back and break the century mark next time. Memphis, which trails once-beafen Birmingham by a game in the Central Division after ending the Americans' unbeaten string last week, will, try to put into a hole.

The Southmen are 9-2 and Chicago, which, signed veteran NFL star Leroy Kelly this week to 40 and Center Grove 82. at Florida, Memphis at Chicago, Detroit at Southern, California and New York at The Hawaiians. Houston is at Birmingham in Thursday Sale of BROWNING BICYCLES McWilliams' time of 13:03 was only one second off the course record and 12 seconds ahead of COMPLETELY ASSEMBLED READY TO RIDE night's national television game. I Warrior Marc Adams in second replace injured Mark Kellar, ith the season little more the league's leading rusher and WHEEL NOW than half over, the close races Ire timt to iovt onttw are in the East and West while place. Whiteland's other finishers were Kyle Robbins, sixth; Lloyd Frazier, eighth; Kevin McAndrews, 12th; Randy Shipp 14th; Tim Shipp, 15th; Jeff Browning fccycto during Em-'End-of-Sewon" SAIE.

Ttb scorer, is 7-4. Portland at Jacksonville features a pair of teams trying to hot rupQtd franit of sr in itotl and higi prtsiurf firm ABA NAMES GOLDBERG itojftjfti sfetJ tpoJctt ond chain NEW YORK (UPJ) Mi- Deem, 16th and Mark Egbert, 17th. 4 Center Grove was paced by fJ 30-DAY divisions while Detroit -tries to prove its initial win last week was no fluke by trying to knock off another first place' club, Southern California. ha el Goldberg has been ppointed counsel for the Center Grove's Trojans will "finally play a home football game Friday, hosting county neighbor Greenwood. So, season football tickets and those very economical all-sports passes will be on sale at' the gate Friday night.

The all-sports passes are priced at $17 for adults and $8 fof students. Football ducats are $5 for adults and $2.50 for students. Rex Martin in 13th place and Ron Linzie in 20th. The Warriors will next host American Basketball Asso REG. $164.59 NOW ONLY ciation, it was announced Tuesday PAXVinvmLssionfir Evenrecord Fr2klin -znd- in 2 triangular on Friday.

Ceiltef: Gf uVe adult uuuatci 3 will iiiSu uc sclluig tlreu'lsll- Tedd Munchak. with victory TV Uon tier then nee MOORESVILLE led by Frank Fish's winning run of 14:54 over the rugged Mooresville Front Ior Shift of a college Ltyert on down tube yj wn course, Greenwood evened its season cross country mark at 3-3 here in a triangular meet win oyer the hosts and Eminence Tuesday. education shake up sports passes priced at $25 which features a reserved seat at all home football games plus the free admission to all Trojan home athletic contests, not IHSAA sponsored, excluding tournaments naturally. When Franklin Americair Legion Post 205 used to play their golf tournament, it featured a pig roast afterwards, but this has changed so that two events can be held instead of one. Thus, this coming Saturday, the pig roast will beheld as part of a "Luau." They'll be serving "all you can eat" priced at $8 per couple with the serving being from 7 to 9 p.m.

and it's OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Like, Aloha, 'all there I said it again: We got a super boost for our trip to Bloomington which made the trip much easier on a solo basis. Thanks again for the day filled with sunshine and we'll be seeing you along the smart. Bye now. Shutout Sparkplugs SPECIAL! 3-SPEED BROWNING Greenwood finished with 34 points, Mooresville had 41 yoarwong.

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