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BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1974 THREE National Marbles Tournament Will Begin Today Cale Yarkorougl Wins Auto Race RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) Cale Yarborough, gutting it ou to the end with a rapidly tying gas tank, scored his sec ond straight Riverside Nationa Association of Stock Car Aut Racing victory Sunday. Yarborough finished the 36T mile, 138-lap race 2.7 second ahead of Bobby Allison, wh apparently lost the race whe he elected to stop for fuel nea the end.

The top four cars i the race were Chevrolets. Allison, of Hueytown, Ala. had a nine-second lead and wa pulling away, but pulled intc the pits on the 130th lap. Afte the pit stop, Allison returned te the race nine seconds beliim Yarborough The last eight laps brough the 41,000 fans to their feet a Allison desperately tried catch the Timmonsviile, S. county commissioner.

With his victory, Yarborough won $14,425 to bring his Riv erside pay check so far this season to $29,850. In January Yarborough ran out of gas two laps from the end of the West ern 500 here but managed to bring his car sputtering across, the finish line for his first roac racing victory ever. In the two races, Yarborough has led 215 of the 329 laps, chiding 91 Sunday. Pole-sitter George Follmer oi i Beach, Calif, dropped out of the race after leading the first lap and appearing to make a runaway out of the event, when he broke timing chain in the engine of his Matador. Car owner Roge, Penske reported that Folmer apparently missed a shift and o'verrevved.

The race then became the two-car battle between Allison and Yarborough to the end, with Richard Petty's Dodge challenging them at mid-race until his engine blew on the 50th lap. Third place, two laps behind, went to Benny Parsons, the 1973 NASCAR champion from Ellerbe, N. C. and fourth to Cecil Gordon of Horse Shoe, N. C.

jives Tigers Win DETROIT (AP) Detroit agged Nolan Ryan for four! onsecutive hits and three runs the fourth inning, including a 440-foot, two-run double by Wille Horton, and the Tigers went to defeat the California Angels 5-3 Sunday. The triumph gave the Tigers sweep of their three-game gi by Bill Robinson in the eries and sent the Angels reel- fourth. ng to their 10th loss in the last Cincinnati took a 1-0 lead in the second when Dave Concepcion singled and came in on Gernoimo's double to left. The CRAIG NETTLES Triggers Yankee Win Nettles' Two Hits Lift Yankees, 4-3 NEW YORK (AP) Graig Nettles, who earlier hit a home run, capped a three-run rally in the ninth inning with a run- scoring single, giving the New York Yankees a 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins Sun day. Trailing 3-1 going into the ninth, the Yankees rallied off three Minnesota relief pitchers.

Lou Piniella drove in the first run of the inning with a single Johnny Bench ignited a seven run seventh with a two-run lomer, helping the Cincinnati Reds bomb the Philadelphia Phillies 14-7 Sunday. WILLIE HORTON Slams 440-Foot Double Bench's 2-Run HR Paces Reds' Rout PHILADELPHIA (AP) -IReds made it 3-3 in the sixth Bench's home run, his 12th of enth after singles by Cash and the baseball season, came off reliever Wayne Twitchell after a walk to Pete Rose. The seventh inning explosion wiped out a 4-3 lead forged by the Phillies vith a run in the sixth on Del Jnser's RBI bouncer. After Bench's home run, Twitchell walked Tony Perez 3 baseball games. Ryan, 7-6, had won six con- ecuive complete-game deci- ions against Detroit, including two-hitter this year.

Lerrin LaGrow, with relief help from ohn Killer, won his fifth game in nine decisions. CALIFORNIA DETROIT ab bi ab bi ivers cf 5 1 2 1 MSlan1e.v cf 5 1 1 0 Doyle 2b 4 0 0 0 Sulhrland 2b 5 2 3 0 lomar 1 0 1 0 Kaline 5 2 2 1 anlon 4 0 3 2 WHorton If 3 0 2 2 inds 3 0 1 0 Sharon I 0 0 0 0 Rohnsn dh 1 0 0 0 Northrup rf 3 0 1 ihoud If 3 0 0 0 Krechan Ib 4 0 0 cnas If 1 0 0 0 Moses 3 0 1 0 cCraw Ib 3 0 0 0 AKodrgez 3b 3 0 0 0 Oliver Ib 1 0 0 0 EBnikmn 3 0 0 0 chant 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 IKdrecz 3 0 1 0 Ililler 0 0 0 0 inlk 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 36 3 10 3 Tnlal 34 5 11 4 ital allfiirnla rlrnlt E--Slnnlon. DP--Detroit 1. I.OB-Cali- rnia 10. Detroit 10.

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Slan- II ER Bit SO 11 5 4 5 9 3 3 2 2 1 0 0 1 4 ind the Reds scored their third un when Dan Driessen doubled aff Mac Scarce. After a walk to George Foser, Cesar Geronimo singled off Eddie Watt to score Driessen nd pinch-hitter Hal King singled to score Foster and Geronimo. The seventh run scored on a throwing error by second baseman Dave Cash. Mike Anderson accounted for the first three Philadelphia runs when he hit his third home run of the season following a double by Mike Schmidt and a Larry Bowa. The Reds added a run in the eighth on a wild pitch and three more in the ninth on Joe Morgan's two-run homer and a run- producing single by Driessen.

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(AP) The Toledo Mud Hens scored twice in the ninth inning Sunday to defeat Charleston, 3-1, and earn a sweep of their International League baseball series with the Charlies. Toledo broke a 1-1 tie with a 9 Tom Silicato home run and a 2 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 7 15 7 Oliver 0 2 WP- Schueler, Culver 2. Stargell's 6 RBIs Lead Pirates, 141 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Willie Stargell belted two home runs, one his ninth career grand slam, and knocked in six runs and Richie Zisk hit for the cycle and drove in five to lead the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 14-1 rout over llie San Francisco 'Giants Sunday behind Jerry Ruess. Walks to Rennie Stennett and Gene dimes and Zisk's sixth lomer of the stason gave the Pirates a 3-0 lead off loser Ron rench Open Evert, Riessen Enter Final 16 PARIS (AP) Cool littleiserves into the net, then won hris Evert dropped the first the match two points later, rac- vo games Sunday in to the net to retrieve a drop latch against Virginia Ruzici.shot. Bryant, 2-6, in the first.

Zisk's double, an intentional walk to Stargell, Manny Sang- uillen's run-scoring single and Rich Hebner's run-scoring double added two runs off Jim Barr in the fifth. An error by shortstop Bruce Miller triggered a five-run fifth for Pittsburgh. Two-out singles by Clines and Zisk loaded the bases and Stargell snapped a 0- for-23 slump with a homer off Jim Willoughby. Stargell's slam was his seventh of the season and first since May 18. Don McMahon replaced ffilloughby and was greeted by Bob Robertson's eighth homer, capping the rally.

The Pirates added four more runs in the ninth, two on Zisk's triple and the other two on Stargell's second homer of the baseball gome. The Pirates had 17 hits in all. Reuss, 5-4, lost his shutout Romania but then came ack strongly to win, 6-2, 6-3, to the 1st 16 in the French pen Tennis Tournament. In the men's singles, Marty iessen of Evanston, Riessen beat Jose Higueros of Spain 6-1, 6-4, 7-5, after coming from behind 3-5 in the last set. Van Dillen defeated Barry Phillips-Moore of Australia 3-6, 6-2, 6-0, 6-4, when the Australian double fault at match point after the crowd of 5,000 had booed a line judge's call.

In an obvious gesture to soothe the crowd, Nastase pushed two! Kidd Fires No- For Indians'5-0 Win Billy Kidd of the Indians pitched the first no-hitter of the and pinch-hitter Rick Derapsey season to blank the Tigers 5-0, knocked in the tying run with another single before Nettles drove in the winning run with a hard shot that skipped off second baseman glove. Rod and the Orioles came up with six runs in the top of the sixth to nip the Red Sox, 15-14, to highlight Beckley Little League Relievers Bill Campbell, Bill Butler and Bill Hands could not stem the Yankee uprising before a bat day crowd of 50,093 at Shea Stadium, the largest in the American League this sea- eon. Carew's action at Elks's Stadium Sun-, day afternoon. MINNESOTA a NEW YORK ab bi 0 0 0 0 dh 3 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 Dompsey dh 1 0 1 O' 1 1 0 1 0 0 r.Nclllei 3b 5 1 2 2 Carew 2b 4 0 0 Mailnnx cl Itr.vc cl Oliva dh Tcrcll lr ll'lslc cf 0 0 0 0 WallaTM 0 0 0 0 Upshaw I 0 0 0 i 5 0 2 1 Munsnn 5 0 1 0 Chmbliss Ib 1 0 0 0 0000 0000 00 0000 Jlandi 39 3 13 3 Tolal a Two out when wlnnlnl run MM1M3-4 Tlilrow IP II HER BnSO S2-3 5 22-3 2 1..1 0 0 2 52-3 9 1-J 0 12-3 I 1-3 9 the last 16. In the day's final match, played under floodlights, Romania's llie Nastase defeated Georges Goven of France 6-3, 7- sacrifice fly by Jerry Martin.

Erskine Thomason allowed Charleston four hits in winning only his second game in eight decisions. Juan Jiminez, now 21, was the losing pitcher. Charleston scored its only run in the fifth inning on a walk, a wild pitch and a single by Tom Matchick. Jhe slumping Charlies have now lost six of their last eight games, and 14 of their last 20. Charleston meets Pawtucket Monday evening.

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J. Hager hasn't lost any stuff. The Glen Daniel youngster hadn't played a game of marbles since winning the national crown last June. But he was able to give some lessons to this a Southeastern West Virginia entrants during a practice session here Sunday. Hager made a habit of keeping his shooter in the ring as he amazed fellow mibsters John Richmond and Jeff Chapman.

"He gets seven out while we're getting one," lamented Richmond. When Chapman won a game from Hager, he said jokingly, "I can't believe it." The area marbles party arrived in Wildwood around noon Sunday to register for the 51st- annual mibs tourney. After getting signed up, the three area boys went down to the beach for a session at the rings. They ran into Maurice Bissaccia from Yonkers, N. one of marbles shooters returning from last year.

Bissaccia is one of fou returnees who finished amon; the Top Eight in 1973. Another is Baltimore's Chan cey Foust, who was second tc Hager going into the semifinal last year. Paul McKeon (Reading, Pa.) and Larry Kokos (Allegheny County, join them. Also back for another try ar D. R.

Barton from Radford, Va and John Dergham from Allen town, Pa. The 51st annual tournamen begins at approximately this morning. Chapman Richmond will oppose other in the first series. Chapman, from Richwoo( Grade School, is sponsored the Richwood Lion's Club Armco Steel a i i sponsors Richmond, a Fork Junior High student. After the series with hi: fellow West Virginian, Chapma: plays Jamie Hayncs of Radforc His with day includes matche Dwight Stevens (Alex andria, Jeff Rice (Cum berland, (Niles, Ohio) Usner (Pittsburgh).

Brian Leste and Richar Allen JOHN RICHMOND JEFF CHAPMAN Begin Mibs Competition Today Philadelphia Golf Classic Hubert Green Survives Double Bogey 6 To Win in the seventh on Miller's walk and by John Boccabella and pinch-hitter Chris Speier. He scattered 10 hits. an Dillen of Aptos, Calif, and, served a double fault at match ddie Dibbs of Miami also gotj point. Dibbs finished off a match in; terrupted by rain Saturday with a 6-0, 6-1, 7-6 victory over Corrado B'arazzutti of Italy. Julie Heldman of Houston! I won her match over Miroslavaj 'Nastase served an intentional Kozelubova of Czechoslovakia rlTTSBUKGH SAN FRANCISCO all bi ab li Slennelt 2 5 2 1 0 Bonds 4 0 2 0 3 1 0 Fuentcs 2b 4 0 0 6 4 4 5 CWillams 0 0 0 5 3 3 6 Maddox 4 0 2 BHobrtsn Ib 5 1 2 1 Matthews If 4 0 2 0 Sanfnulh; Hl'bnur 3lj 5 0 3 1 Ontiveros 3b 4 0 1 0 5 0 1 1 Kinsman Ib 4 0 0 0 Mendnza ss 5 0 1 0 IlMiller ss 5 1 1 0 Rncrablla i rtryanl Horr Willshby Speii 3 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 300 025 004--4 In another contest, the Yankees biased the Braves, 16-2.

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In the third round, Miss Heidman will meet Laurie Tenney of Los Angeles. The winner faces the winner of the third round match between Miss Evert and Maria Boldovinos of Spain. With the three surviving American girls concentrated in the bottom quarter of the draw, only one can make it to the semifinals. In the fourth round, van Dillen will meet Bjorn Borg of Sweden, the seed. Borg beat Jean-Loup Rouyer of France 6-4, 6-2, 6-0.

Riessen is paired against the winner of a match between Harold Solomon of Silver Springs, Md. and Zeljko Franu- Yugoslavia. Dibbs will meet Hans-Jurgen Pohmann of West Germany. Arthur Ashe, who advanced to the fourth round Saturday, will face Manuel Orantes of Spain. gb San Francisco 44 4 17 Total WP: Vannetier: hitlers Orioles: 303 Ott-M 1.1 13 HOD 1ZO-42 14 11 LP: I.usk.

LendlnB Vanncttcr (four for Registration Set For Girls'Softball Registration for girls' Softball will be held today at Elks' Stadium ((Little League Park) at 6 p.m. The girls must be between the ages of 8-tt. i mast bring birth certificates and must be accompanied by Jtheir parents. Any ladies are interested in managing a girls' team should come to the LL Park at 6. 000 000 E--BMiller, Maltlicns.

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Ott, 22, is primarily a right- fielder and batted .257 with six home runs and 28 RBIs thus far this season with Charleston in the Class AAA International League. 300 02:, 004--14 1 1 3 2 Johnny Rutherford Wins 25th Rex Mays MILWAUKEE (AP) Texan Johnny Rutherford survived early troubles and charged back to victory the 25th Rex Mays 150-mile race for U.S. auto club cars Sunday The smiling Texan a i two straight after his Indianapolis 500 victory May 26, outdueling second place finisher Gary Bettenhausen and a race- ending surge of rain drops. Rutherford and Bettenhausen, both driving Offenhauser-pow- cred McLarens, came back from spins in the race to finish at least one lap ahead of the rest of the 24-car field. BF.CKir.YroST-llKH.il! PUBLISHED BY BECKLEY NEWSPAPERS CORPORATION 339-343 Prince St.

Bcckley, W. Va. 25801 Telephones-All Bcckley 253-3321 privilege office nt Beckiey, and Hinton, vn. Second-Class mail mithorizcd at post PHILADELPHIA (AP) Hubert Green shrugged off the potentially disasterous effects of a double bogey six and moved to a relatively easy, front-running four-stroke triumph Sunday in the Philadelphia Golf Classic. Green nailed down his third victory of the year--he'd won earlier in the Bob Hope Desert Classic and the Jacksonville Open--with a final round 68, four under par on the hot and muggy Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Course.

He had a six-stroke advan- until he made the double jogey on the aighth hole, missing the green with his second shot and shipping back short of green in three. It bothered lim not at all. Green took tne lead in the tournament's second round and ed by an increasing margin the rest of the way, finishing with a 271 total. The 27-year-old Green, as usual dressed in his trademark green ensemble, collected )0fl from the total purse of 50,000 and pushed his season's earnings to 5156,165 for year, second only to Johnny Miller. His victory total also is PHILADELPHIA (AP) Final scores and money winnings Sunday in the $150,000 Phihdelnhla Coif Classie on the fi.708.

yard, par 72 Whitemarsh Valley Country he 17th hole to salvage par 72 still leading so I figured it and a share of third at 277. He wasn't too bad." Cltlb course: iluhert Green, S.10,000 Hale Invin. S17.100 Tom Jenkins, lonnny Miller, S8.R.10 Tom Weiskopf. $0,150 Mike Hill, $.1,400 luc Inman, $4.800 Tom Kite, $4,075 lohn Sehlee. $4,075 Jim Dent, S4.075 Dave Hill, Jim Jamieson.

$3,150 fiary McCord. $3,150 Bob Uncer, $2.400 Don Dies, $2,400 Wally Armstrong, $2,400 Lee Elder, $2,400 Monty Kascr, $2,400 Charley SKfcrd, SI ,554 Larry Zlcsler. $1.554 69-72-C8-6-275 67-71-68-71- 277 72W-B6-72-277 71-71-G8-69--279 G9-72-71-69--281 68-72-69-73-282 66-72-69-75--282 74-71-67-70-282 71-75-fi8-69--283 71-71-73-68-283 72-69-71-72J284 73-67-72-72--284 68-7)-70-71-284 70-70-70-74--284 67-75-69-74-285 70-74-71-70-285 Leonard Thompson, $1,554 69-71-72-73-285 Hob Ailard, $1,554 Johnson. SI ,554 Gary Player, $1,554 Chi Chi nodrlBUC7, $1,554 Bob Mcnnc, $1.200 68-73-71-73-285 72-72-69-72-215 71-74-69-71-285 74-72-71-68--285 69-72-74-71--286 aaeaaaeaaaftffiftaaiaaaoaj BRAKES RE-LINED STANDARD UNI NG DIUM TTM OICI IN MONT MOST CARS Beckley Tire Rubber Co. 504 St.

Foy.tl. Ph. 113-7375 second only to Miller's five titles for the season. Hale Irwin scored 10 "3s" in his final round and came on to take second with a 66 and a 275 total, 13 under par. Irwin, however, acknowledged he never really was in contention.

"1 was really just trying to catch second," he said. "If first is out of reach, you play for second. And the way Hubie was playing, I had no chance of catching first." Miller, who started the day's play in second place just two shots back, knocked himself out of it with a double-bogey five on the fourth hole, a par three. He flew his tee shot over the green and out of bounds. He wasn't in contention again and had to make eagle three onj was tied at the figure with tour sophomore Tom Jenkins- Green's biggest challenger Jenkins had a 71.

"He's the guy 1 was worriec about," Green said. "For a guy who hadn't played too well before, for a guy who'd never had a chance to win, he hung in there like a rusty nail- and he hung in too long to suit me. He really played well." Green, who once spent a year as an assistant pro at nearby Merion Golf Club, birdied all four of the par fives and said the double bogey didn't really bother him. "I still had a pretty good lead--three or four strokes--and the holes that I to do bad on were bc- lind me," he said. "I'd started the day with a two-shot lead and I'd played eight holes and I town's Dergham, Cumberland'! Tim Suder, Reading's and Radford's Barton.

BOARDWALK NOTES If one of the Southeastern entrants does capture the boys' title, he won't stop there. Plans are the boy's champion against the girls' winner in a Grand Final Thursday afternoon. The amount of the girls' winner scholarship has been raised putting i the same level as the boys' award. It's a good thing because Women Sport, Billie Jelin King's equality-oriented sports magazine, is providing coverage of the tournament-. The sweatshirts issued, to each champion in the tourney bares the logo "Big Blue Marble." That's the name of a-new internationally-televised show to premiere in the fall.

The program looks at a variety, -of games played in different countries. Sophia Captures I Contests From Williamson Club SOPHIA Sophia Lefeion Post 169 scored four runs in the first and three in the second to keep Williamson Legion Post 49 at bay, 7-5, for a sweep of a doubleheader here Sunday afternoon. Randy Rosiek allowed six hits and struckout 10 a Sophia won the first contest, 3-2 FIRST GAME Williamson Terry Taylor, ss Kon Taylor, 3b Chuck Smith, 2b Steve Maynard, rf Mark ITarlow, Ib Mounts, Tart Gilliam, cf Burnam Davis, If tmy Fletcher, 2 1 3 0 0 1 3 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 3 I 1 3 0 3 0 1 25 2 6 Totals Sophia Dave Wadttell, ss 3 1 1 9 Steve I.afon, 3 3 0 1 1 Ed Culicerto, Ib 3 0 -f Randy Rosiek, 2 1 1 0 Robert Cimala, rf 4 1 "1 Ridiard Phillips, 2 1 .0 Joe Davis, 2b 1 0 0 Bennett, cf 1 0 0 Bennett, Sorrent. S-Lafon. lals 23 5 5 3 Williamson 110 flOO'O-2 Sophia 104 000 x--5 E-T.

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