The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 28

28 Evening Journal, Wilmington, Wednesday, Spl. 14, 1977 TRANSACTIONS TV-RADIO SPORTS Lion Eleven May Roar This Year TELEVISION BASEBALL 7:30 p.m. (9) New York Meti at Phillies BOXING (3. ID Four heavyweight bouts at Las Vegas: Ken Norton vs. Loremo Zanon, Jimmy Young vs.

Jodv Ballard, Larry Holmes vs. Howard Smith and Ron Lyle vs. Stan Ward. 10 (HBO) Grudge Fights: Famous boxing rematches of the past. RADIO BASEBALL 5:30 (WBAL, WBOC) Twl-nlght double-header: Orioles at Toronto Blue Jays.

7:30 (WDEL, KYW, WAFL-FM) New York Mef al Phillies FOOTBALL 7 (WILM) Talk To The Coach (Tubbv Raymond of Delaware! TOMORROW TELEVISION TALK SHOW 6:30 p.m. (Cable 2) Earl Christy's Superstar Sport Show BASEBALL 7 30 19) New York Mets at Phillies BOXING (HBO) Coaches' Aii-American Championships (tape) RADIO BASEBALL 7:30 (WDEL, KYW, WAFL-FM) New York Mets al Phillies 7:30 (WBAL, WBOC) Orioles at Toronto Blue Jays Radio Key: KYWIOfcO, WBALIOvO, WBOC 960, WDEL1I50, WILM-1450, WAFL-FM-97 7 Bv The Associated Pre BASEBALL American Ltagu SEATTLE MARINfcRS Acquired Doc Medicb, pitcher, on waivers from the Oak-lend A I National Ltasue ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Signed Jim Dwyer, outfielder, after he was released by the Chicago Cubs. FOOTBALL National Football Leaeue ATLANTA FALCONS Waived Tom Monarity, defensive back, and Jeff Yates, defensive tackle. Annouced retirement of June Jones, quarterback, and Karl Farm er, wide receiver.

BUFFALO BILLS Waived Len Willis, wide receiver, and Carson Long, piacekick er CINCINNATI BENGALS Waived Tommy Duniven, quarterback, Mike Votyht, running back, and Jim Corbett, tight end DENVER BRONCOS Waived Jim Kiick and Mike Franckowiak, running backs, Bovd Brown, tteht end; Harvey Goodman and Glenn Hvde, offensive tackle, and Rick Baska, linebacker. HOUSTON OILERS Placed CL. Whit-tineton, safety, and Harvey Mull, linebacker, on the mtured reserve list. Waived John Sawver and Bob Gattis, tight ends, Horace Belfon, running back, and Rich Sanger, punter Acquired Tommy Duniven, quarterback and Mike Voight, running back, on waivers from the Cincinnati Bengals. MIAMI DOLPHINS Waived Steve Spurrier, quarterback, Ken Ellis, corner-back, Mike Holmes and Terry Anderson, TENNIS wide receiver! and Stan Winfrey, running bark.

MINNESOTA VIKINGS Waived Bill Bradley, safety; Rick Danmeier, placeklck-er; Bart Buelow, tackle; Ken Moore, fight end, and Kyle Davis, center. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Waived Randy Vataha and Merlin Briscoe, wide receivers. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Waived Rick Jennings, wide receiver, and Alvin Mason, running back. NEW YORK JETS Acquired Al Palew icz, linebacker, on waivers from the Cleveland Browns. OAKLAND RAIDERS Waived Bob Brown, defensive lineman; Ted McKnlght, running back; Rolf Benirschke.

placekick-er. Placed Mike Davis, cornerback, on the injured reserve list Traded Dan Medlin, offensive guard, to Tampa Bay for future draft considerations, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Placed Mike Cordova, quarterback, on the iniured reserve list. Waived Will Wvnn, defensive end, Artimus Parker, safety, Doug Payfon, offensive guard, and wide receiver Wally Henry, SAN DIE GO CHARGERS Acquired Rolf Benirschke, placekicker, on waivers from the Oakland Raiders. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Placed Randy Coftieid, linebacker, on the iniured reserve list. Waived Hugh McKinnis, running back; Bob Lurtsema, defensive end, Ernie Jones, defensive back; Charles Waddell and John McMakin.

fight ends. Acquired John Savw er, tight end, on waivers from the Houston Oilers. WASHINGTON REDSKINS Waived Ron McDoie. defensive end, and Joe Harris, linebacker Canadian Football League TORONTO ARGONAUTS Signed Cliff Longley, quarterback. Released Dennis Franklin, quarterback Reactivated George Mira, quarterback Inter-Club TennisCuP Wilmington def, Greenville 4-0; Kennetf and Wilmington Racquets tied 2-2; DuPont Gold def.

DuPont Purple 4-0; DuPont Red and West-town tied 2-2. OT3 T) By ROD BEATON De La Warr Hih's football team is nicknamed the "Lions." However, if Cecil B. DeMille were to cast the Lions' controntation with heavy favorite William Penn this Saturday, he would probably make De La Warr the Christians and William I'enn the lions. After all, many people feel De La Warr's chances against William Penn are no better than the zealots fed to those big cats back when Nero fiddled and Caesar came without the salad. But don't tell this to Zack "Thunder and Lightning" Crawford.

He might just roar and bite off your head At 8-foot -3 and pounds of motivated meanness. Crawford takes the lion bit seriously. He anchors a defensive line that he hope bites as hard as it, er roars, "We're oing to get him Wm. Penn quarterback Jim Serman) early and keep on hitting him," Crawford asserted "This is our best team in the three years I've been here." This savs verv little since De La Warr finished 18 1 and 2 8 in the SPOUTS IN BRIEF past two football campaigns. However, Crawford's confidence is echoed elsewhere.

"We have really good size and the players are fully dedicated to winning," insisted coach Ron Hoi-lis. "Some guys formerly used football season to kill time until basketball," added assistant Coach C. C. Carter. "Now they really want to play." If the preseason is a barometer of things to come, the Lions are much improved.

They are riding high after a scrimmage victory over Glasgow, a school that crushed them last time around. "During that game 1 saw a 200 per cent improvement over last year," concluded Hollis. If the Lions expect to roar Saturday and throughout the fall, they must bank heavily on the defensive front and the linobacking corps behind it. Crawford is joined on the line by David Burke and Wayne Williams, All are seniors and, with the exception of Williams, have played together for three years "We know each other's moves," claimed Crawford, Clifton Taylor, a defensive lineman last year, is a key member of the linebacking corps. If the De La Warr defense can help convert 2 8 pussycats into man-eating lions, coach Hollis should get a role in the DeMille epic, too He could part the Red Sea.

He'll be well practiced in miracles. i WOMEN'S GOLF ITclTEBS tot 1 i ll By Tht Associated Prttt TENNIS HOUSTON Third seeded Tom Okknr ana Marty Hiessen advanced to the second 'Ound ot lh H25.0O0 Pro Doubles hampionthips with a 7 1 6 3 victory our Die Bohrstedt and Mike Machettt. BASEBALL ARLINGTON. Ten Gayiord Perry, the Texas' JV-year-oid pitcher struck out eight batters in the Ranveri IJ-; loss to the California Angels and moved into fourth oiai among Baseball's ail-time strikeout leaders, passmt, Cy Young. Perry has strikeouts and trails Walter Johnson, Bob Gibvjn and Jim Bunning Johnson, who holds the record, struck out 3,508 durinj his i areer BOXING HiCMrONO.

va Former heavev-we-yht bokina champion Joe Fraier, who retired from boing one year ago, said hampion Muhammad Ah has offered him a hance to regain the title raner, who lust returned from Ali's training camp in Deer Lake, Pa said he and Ah had reached a verbal agreement on a title tiuht between the two men He added no date has been sot for the event GENERAL LOS ANGPLtS M.ro Rvs ot ihe Los Anweies tecs of the Nnrth American Soccer Leslie died in an automobile accident in Hertha, West Germany He was 20 Kvs, was a passenger in an car driven bv a friend when the accident occurred, the Alter sa-d The dr i ver also was killed MUSINKI En vun f-renckeil, a member of the Interna'ional Olympic Committee smce IV48. died He was 8 HAMILTON, Ont Wilfred Paterson, quarterback with the Hamilton Tigers' Gray Cup championship team of the 1932 anadian Football League, died. He was 69 I Hn4 IN DCLCASTLE Women's nine hole group. Par five: Class A Sandy Goias-jewski, Class Irene Wedrnore, Jean Moiash DELCA5TLE llhoies-Club Championship, champion I Hie Ridings, runner-up-Rita Lumpkin First Low Net, champion-Phyllis Cardinale, Second Low Net, Eleanor Warren. PENN OAKS II holes, Besf Front and Best Back of Partners.

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