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24 Saturday, July 1, 1972 Philadelphia Inquirer LPGA to Appeal Ruling on Blalock VHF CHANNELS KYW TV (NBC) WPVI-TY (ABC) ff5) WCAU-TV (CBS UHF CHANNELS WPHL-TV WTAF-TV WNJT-TV. Trenton (g) WLYII-TV, WKBS-TV Lancaster Lebanon (CBS) Of Special Interest 1:00 P. M. AMERICAN BANDSTAND Dick Qark "presents a salute to Michael Jackson, youngest member and By FRED BYROD Inquirer Sporti Editor What's the next move in the off-the-course warfare between the Ladies Professional Golf Association and Jane Blalock, the star who refused to disappear for a year when she wa suspended from the distaff pro tour on "unethical conduct" charges? Executive Director E. M.

(Bud) Erickson said Friday the LPGA's executive committee I would a its lawyer to file an appeal i gainst the action of a Federal jadge in extending his injunction against Jane's ban from tournament competition. "HOW LONG that might take, or what the outcome would te, I have no idea," Erickson said. "But I feel sure that nothing would happen before next Friday" (when Miss Blalock is scheduled to begin defense of the executive committee. No one had counsel. Hers was in New York, ours was in Dallas at the time.

The committee felt it had to go ahead. "RUSSELL SAYS that Jane never admitted any rule violations. Our executive committee says she did. I guess, if this comes to trial, we will just have to wait and see which story is accepted." About efforts aimed at settling matters out of court, Erickson said: "The judge asked us to try to reach some sort of agreement. Our executive committee offered to cut the suspension time approximately in half" (if Miss Blalock would drop, her suit).

"Russell's reply was that to him, a settlement involving any suspension was non-negotiable. I suppose that's what Jane feels." treble damages (suffered by the plaintiff) and also is liable for the other side's attorney fees, at the discretion of the court. "Now suppose we win this case. How much has Jane suffered? How much has she lost in endorsements, Whatever would be decided by judge or jury, remember she would get triple. And then there would be our fees.

Who knows what it would all come to?" Erickson said we have "at-temped to avoid any. appearance of trying this in the press. Our lawyer told LPGA members not to discuss it, and they have not. But I don't feel that I can remain silent after some of the things Russell said Thursday." "Russell said Jane had been denied counsel at hearings before her suspension by the ieaa singer ot tne ackson Five. Young Jackson will sing "I Wanna Be Where You Are," "Rockin' Robin" and "Ben." Also: two couples compete for the chance to represent Los in the National Dance Contest.

8:30 P. M. MOVIE "Night of the Hunter." (B-W) (1955). An engrossing story about a religious fanatic who marries a widow then murders her juujctiL iier nusnana tune. With Robert Mitchum, MICHAEL JACKSON Shelley Winters and Lillian Gish.

(2 hrs 10:30 P. M. SPECIAL "Black Business in White' America A study of the problems confronting black businessmen a white man's world The program focuses on two Harvard graduates who started their own auto repair business; a New York City men's clothing store; and a visit to Black Enterprise magazine publisher, Earl Graves. Miss Englehorn Leads Sports Scripts Drivers to Answer $275,000 Question From Our Wire Services THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the United States Auto Club will discuss today the possibility of holding the called off Pocono 500 at a later date. The race was to be run Sunday at Pocono International Raceway at Long Pond but was cancelled because of problems posed by floods.

William J. Smyth, executive director of USAC, said a decision will be N. J. Girl Frmi Our Wir Services MAMA RONE CK, N. Y.

Amateur Nancy Porter of Riverton, N. caused a flurry of excitement with the first hole-in-one in the U. S. Women's Open Golf Championship since 1969 but Shirley Englehorn retained the tournament load Friday. Miss Porter, 26-year-old history teacher and daughter of former U.S.

Amateur champion Mrs. Dorothy Porter, aced the 164-yard, par three sixth hole with a No. 3 iron, but she fEiled to make the cut with a 89-1K) 169. Miss Englehorn saw a sub-par score and a three-stroke George Washington Ladies Classic title at Hidden Springs CC, Horsham, Officers of the LPGA have more to concern themselves than trying to keep Jane on the sidelines, it now appears. At Winged Foot Golf Club, near New York, where the principal parties to the controversy are now playing in the U.

S. Women's Open Championship, talk about the case took a new turn. When she filed her $5 million antitrust suit against the LPGA as a counter to her suspension, Miss Blalock had hinted she was not really interested in the money. What she really wanted, it was indicated, was vindication against allegations of cheating by moving balls so she would not have to putt out of spike marks). But at Winged Foot a re- Gets Ace lead melt away with rain but she birdied the last hole with a 25-foot putt to hold the lead.

She scored 72-75147. MISS ENGLEHORN covered the front nine in two-under 34, then lost a stroke with a bogey five on the 10th, before thundershowers held up play nearly two hours. When she returned she carded three bogeys and a. double bogey and reached the 18th in a tie with Gloria Ehret. Miss Ehret, who finished play with a 74 before the thundershowers, was alone in Miller Barber, Buddy Allin and Australian David Graham at 68.

Hinson, 27, a lanky, blond who overcame a childhood bout with polio that left him with a withered left arm, had seven birdies in his round. He canned three 22-foot putts and a pair of 18-footers for birdies. Most of golf's biggest names Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Pal-' mer and Lee Trevino among them are skipping the tournament. Because of Thursday's rain-out the 72-hole tourney will run through Monday. Tom Weiskopf, shot a hole-in-one on the 196-yard No.

7 hole. It was Weiskopf's fourth competitive ace and the 17th on the tour this year. JANE BLALOCK denied counsel? porter asked John Russell, Jane's counsel, how the $5 million was decided upon. Was this just a nice, big figure used to give zing to his "OH, NO," Russell replied. "Do you know what the law is in antitrust cases? A defendant found guilty is subject to in LPGA econd place at lr8 and Pam Barnett (76) followed at 149.

WHEN DARKNESS fell, 17 of 150 players were still on the course. They were to resume their round at 8 A. M. (EDT), Saturday. The low 50 scorers and ties will begin the 18-hole third-round at 11 A.

M. Four strokes off, at 151, were Jocelyne Bourassa, Betsy Cullen and Judy Rankin. Susie Maxwell Berning, a former Open winner, surged from a first round 79 to a 73 for a 152. Others at 152 were rookie pro Shelley Hamlin and Dede Owens. Jane Blalock, the center of attention because of her current court controversy with the Ladies PGA for rules infractions, matched her first-round 78 for a 156.

The leading money winner on the LPGA tour, she is expected to make the cut for the final two rounds in this $40,000 event. Shirley Enslehom Gloria Ehret Pam Barnett Jocelyne Bourassa Betsy Cullen Judy Rankin Susie Berning Shelley Hamlm Dede Owens Betty Burfeindt Clifford Arm Creed Sharon Miller Betsy Rawls Peggy Wilson Kathy Atiern a-Jane B. Booth Sandra Palmer Pam Higgins Hisako Higuchi Sue Roberts Donna Young Janie Blalock Debbie Austin Carol Mann AAarlene Hagge Mickey Wright Joanne Carner a-Mrs. Paul Dye Jr. Jan Ferraris Mary Mills a-Carol Semple Louise Suggs Kathy Whitworth 72 75 147 74 74 148 73 76 149 76 75 151 73 78 151 76 76 151 79 73 552 78 74 152 77 75 T52 75 78 153 79 74 153 79 74 153 77 76 153 78 75 153 74 80 154 79 75 154 78 76 .154 77 78 155 78 77 155 77 78 155 80 75 155 78 78 156 80 76 156 79 77 156 78 79 157 77 80 157 79 79 158 78 80 156 80 78 158 80 78 158 79 79 158 78 80 158 79 79 158 made on what to do with $275,000 base-prize money the track posted with USAC for tie race.

Francois Cevert of France drove his Tyrell Ford fastest (102.490 MPH) in the opening day of practice for the French Grand Prix Formula One race at Clermont Ferrand David Pearson drew the first (11 A. Hinson's 65 Leading By 1 in Cleveland Golf starting time today in qualifying runs for Tuesday's Firecracker 500 stock car race at Daytona Beach, and therefore has the advantage of running before the day's heat reaches its peak. "It will take 184 miles per hour to win the pole," Pearson predicted. U. S.

Probes Fight Finances A PROBE INTO THE FINANCIAL backing of Ali-Foster-Quarry Brothers boxing card, which drew about $2 million, has been opened by the federal government. Several corporations and individuals were involved in the promotion. None of the four main-event boxers is involved in the investigation The World Boxing Council gave Mando Ramos of Los Angeles one day to submit to an anti-doping test or risk losing the WBC lightweight title he won on a split decision over Pedro Carrasco of Spain at Madrid. A test immediately after the fight showed traces of 5:55 CD NEWS 6:00 (3) ACROSS THE FENCE (JO) SUMMER SEMESTER 6:30 CONSULTATION (0) UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE SEMINAR 6:55 (g) NEWS, WEATHER. 7:00 Q) HOW THEY GOT THAT WAY (6) HOME, FARM, GARDEN QO) HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 7:30 (g) MR.

ED (g) CHIEF HALFTOWN (Jg) HAIR BEAR BUNCH 7:55 (J7) PHILA. BULLETIN BOARD 8:00 (3)() DOCTOR DOLITTLE (6) JERRY LEWIS (J)(TJ) BUGS BUNNY QD MOVIE "Jeff Gordon, Special Agent. (B-W) (1963). Eddie Constantino, Daphne Doyle. 8:30 (D DEPUTY DAWG () ROAD RUNNER SCOOBY DOO 8:55 gg) BLACK HISTORY 9:00 Qg(g) WOODY WOODPECKER (5) CAPTAIN NOAH (Jg) CARTOON CORNERS HARRY BRISTOW SHOW 8:30 (3) THE PINK PANTHER (g) JACKSON FIVE g8) KATHRYN KUHLMAN 10:00 (3)(D THE JETSONS (6) BEWITCHED (17) MOVIE "Jeff Gordon and the Counterfeiters." (B-W) (1964).

Eddie Constantino, Patricia Viterbo. fg) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE g) SPEED RACER 10:30 (3)(g) BARRIER REEF (6) LIDSVILLE (Jg)(J ARCHIE'S TV FUNNIES FLINTSTONES 11:00 (3) CHILDREN'S THEATRE "Robin Hood." (R) (1 nr.) (g) CURIOSITY SHOP (1 nr.) (Jg(j5) SABRINA THE TEENAGE WITCH g) SOUL STREET (Premiere) A musical variety show with Kenny Smith as host. Today's guests: James The Eighth Day, Gladys Knight" and The Pips and Bill Dogget. Also: a discussion of the drug problem and sickle cell anemia. (1 hr.) (D CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 11:3" (EDGD J0SlE AND THE PUSSYCATS 12:00 (3) MOVIE "Invincible Swordsman." (1963) Jean Marais, Elsa Martinelli.

No rating available. (2 hrs.) JONNY QUEST (Jg)(JD THE MONKEES (J7) MOVIE "Jeff Gordon Strikes Again." (B-W) (1963) Eddie Constantino, Perrette Pradler. No rating available. (2 hrs.) CRAFTS WITH KATY gg MOVIE "The Littlest Rebel." (B-W) (1935). Shirley Temple.

12 (1 12 hrs.) 12:30 (6) RAP-UP (Jg)(JD YOU ARE THERE "Paul Revere's Ride." (R) g) MAYBERRY R.F.D. 1:00 (g) AMERICAN BANDSTAND Dick Clark presents a special salute to guest Michael Jackson of the Jackson 5 and launch the Los Angeles Dance Contest. (TO) CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL "Cry Wolf." (R) (1 hr.) ALL STAR BOWLING (1 hr.) 1:30 MOVIE "Stallion Road." (B-W) (1947) Ronald Reagan, Alexis Smith. 2:00 (3(8) BASEBALL Orioles vs. Tigers at Detroit.

(3 hrs.) g) INSIGHT (J) LITTLE WOMEN (J7) MOVIE "Incognito." (B-W) (1957) Eddie Constantino, Danik Patisson. g) ROLLER DERBY From San Francisco. (1 hr.) 2:30 (6) STEEL PIER SHOW Guests: The Ides of March. Host: Ed Hurst (2 hrs.) (Jg) BACKYARD SAFARI 3:00 (J) HEADS UP WRESTLING From Washington, D. C.

(1 hr.) 3:30 (Jg) EYE ON PHILADELPHIA gD MOVIE "The Walking Dead." (B-W) (1936) Boris Karloff, Ricardo Cortez. (1 12 hrs.) 4:00 (J) MOVIE "The I Don't Care Girl." (1953) Mitzi Gaynor, David Wayne, Bob Graham. George Jesse! produced this musical biography fEva Tanquay with the story centering around Jessel's work In getting the facts about the singer-dancer. 12 (1 12 hrs.) (Jg GOLF FOR SWINGERS 57) THE ISLANDERS (1 hr.) WRESTLING From Florida. (1 hr.) 4:30 (5) FILM "Countdown in Georgia." 5:00 SPORTS CHALLENGE (5) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Events: Muhammad Ali's recent victory over Jerry Quarry and Bob Foster's win over Mike Quarry.

Both fights will be shown in their entirety. Also scheduled: The World Lightweight championship between Ken Buchanan and Roberto Duran. (1 12 hrs.) 57) THE LIEUTENANT (1 hr.) KID TALK g) SOUL TRAIN 5:30 (3) SAFARI TO ADVENTURE Jg) SURVIVAL ftS) MY FAVORITE MARTIAN AM STATtOWft CLEVELAND (AP). -Larry Hinson fired a six-un-der-par 6 Friday for the first-round lead in the rain-delayed $150,000 Cleveland Open Golf Tournament. Hinson, one of the early finishers, saw his 65 stand up all day and finished one-stroke ahead of Jjhn Jacobs, a late starter, whi breezed in with a 66.

Hinson, out in 31 and back in 34, called his round the best "since I can't remember when." Canadian veteran George Knudson two little-known pros, Mike Spang and Bob Lewis, tied for third with 67s. Next came rookie Lanny Wadkins aid tour regulars amphetamines in Ramos' urine. He has until 1 P. M. today to undergo another test either at a laboratory of his choice or the American Embassy Meanwhile, Jose Sulaiman has threatened to quit as WBC secretary because he did not like the decision against Carrasco.

Riva Ridge Top Weight on Coast RTVA RIDGE, WINNER of the Kentucky Derby and the Belmont, meets the West's leading 3-year-olds today in the Hollywood Derby at Inglewood, Calif. Favored Riva Ridge will carry high weight, 129 pounds, in the m-mile race. Quack, 126, and Finalista, 120, are considered top threats Stough Takes Doylestown Golf The long court fight about the disqualification of 1968 Kentucky Derby winner Dancer's Image passed another round when the Kentucky Court of Appeals rejected a motion for a rehearing at Frankfort. Peter Fuller, owner of Dancer's Image, had appealed an earlier decision, contending the court did not fully under so he ror- short-lived, when his boss decides to become one himself. 3) DEL REEVES' COUNTRY CARNIVAL NET PLAYHOUSE "Helen Hayes, Portrait of An American Actress." (R) A profile of the famed stage actress and a review ef the American theater.

(1 12 hrs,) 10:00 MISSION: IMPOSSI BLE (R) Barney poses as an ex-convict to infiltrate a syndicate that is brainwashing other former convicts into committing political assassinations. (1 hr.) (T5) FH-M ODYSSEY "Two Daugh- (B-W) (1961) The collective title for two separate love stnria by the Indian author, Rabindranath Tagore. In "The Postmaster," a young man falls victim to a serious illness and Is nursed by a devoted village girl. Cast: Anil Chatterjee and Chandana Bannerjee. Conclusion," a drama about an Ill-matched marriage, stars Aparna Dad Gupta and Soumitra Chatterjee.

No rating available. (2 hrs.) 1- (591 BILL ANDERSON SHOW 10:30 () SPECIAL "Black Business in White America." An Investigative report into the problems that Blacks have In starting their own business. The study focuses on two Harvard University School of Business Administration graduates who started their own auto repair business because of corporate discrimination! two partners in a New York City men's clothing store; and a visit to Black Enterprise magazine pub lisher Earl G. Graves. Host: Frank Reynolds.

J7J MOVIE "OSS 117 Mission for a Killer." (1966). Mylene Demon-geot, Frederick Stafford. 12 (2 hrs.) (2) GOOD OLE NASHVILLE MUSIC BLACK AMERICA, WHAT NOW? 11:00 (3) NEWS 55 MOVIE (2 hrs.) (g) GOSPEL MUSIC Featured: Th Blue Ridge Quartet, gg MOVIE "TheSalntTakea Over." (B-W) George Sanders, Wendy Barrie. The Saint arrives in America to save a friend from a murder charge. (2 hrs.) 11:30 (3) MOVIE "The Unforglven." (1960).

Burt Lancaster, Audrey Hepburn, Audie Murphy, Lillian Gish, John Saxon. A western drama about a pioneer family who is faced with Indian hostility, when it be-. comes known that their daughter may be an Indian. (2 12 hrs.) g) MOVIE "Carmen Jones." (1954). Harry Belafonte, Dorothy Dandridge, Pearl Bailey.

The story of the femme fatale, adapted by Oscar Hammerstein II and updating the Bizet music. Otto Premlnger directed the film. 12 (i hrs.) ro MflVIF "Tho Puo nf 5t Marlr LSJ (B-W) (1944). Anne Baxter, William Eythe, Vincent Price. (2 hrs.) 5) MOVIE "Houseboat." Cary Grant, Sophia Loren, Harry Guardino.

A widower on a houseboat hires a maid for his children, little realizing she's the daughter of a noted Italian symphony conductor. 12 (1 55 min.) (29) FRANK VENTRESCA SHOW 12:30 57) BULLETIN BOARD 1:25 Jg) MOVIE "Conquest of Space." (1955) William Brooks, Erla' Fleming. Army space explorers set out to make a landing on Mars, 12 (1 35 min.) MOVIE The Pied Piper." (B-W) (1942). Roddy McDowell, Anne Baxter, Monty Woolley. A wartime story of an Englishman who hates kids and finds himself with a pack of them and trying to escape the Nazi.

12 (2 hrs.) fff) NEWS o.nn CELEBRITY BOWLINQ (3 NEWS 3.90 55) NEWS 3.05 MOVIE "Houdinl." "(1933). 3:05 flg) MOVIE "Houdinl." Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. The film version based on the life and loves of the world's most famous magician. (2 5 min.) 3:30 (6) NEWS Judge Orders Armstrong Return TORONTO, Ont (UPI). -A county court judge on Friday ordered U.S.

Futigiva, Karleton Lewis Armstrong extradited to Wisconsin to stand trial there on a charge of first degree murder and. four charges of arson. As Judge Harry Waisberg reached the end of his 12-page judgment, Armstrong, 25,. rose from his seat and shouted: "I don't think we have to listen to this bull 1 Armstrong's lawyer, Clayton Ruby, said he would appeal. He has IS days to file the appeal.

stand testimony about a pain-killer given the horse Tigers Re-Activate Hiller THE DETROIT TIGERS announced that pitcher John Hiller, sidelined by heart trouble, is returning to action because "it's better for him to play baseball than not to play base 6:00 (Jg) NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS (J5) THE ADVOCATES (R) Should the government regulate the operations of multinational corporations in foreign countries? (1 hr.) ROLLIN' ON THE RIVER Guests: Paul Revere and the Raiders, performing "We Can Work It Out." Marc Lindsay of the Raiders solos to "Birds of a Feather." Host: Kenny Rogers. (5) HOGAN'S HEROES g) 77 SUNSET STRIP (1 hr.) (T0)(TD NEWS (J7) LLOYD I S' WATER WORLD I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7:00 (S BLACK EDITION Hosts: Mai- lUHII rUMIUCALOl BIIU OCaa Dl UWIl. (6) TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES (Jg) SEA HUNT Q2J WORLD PRESS (J?) MOVIES "Mission Star Dust" GEORGIE WOODS SHOW DICK VAN DYKE (j A PUBLIC AFFAIRELECTION '72 7:30 (3) AMAZING WORLD OF KRESKIN THIS IS YOUR LIFE (R) Subject: Jackie Coogan. 53) LASSIE gf DOBIE GILLIS jg) FORSYTE SAGA (1 hr.) 7:45 55) CRITIC -AT -LARGE David Littlejohn offers a critical review of two of Europe's "three star" restaurants: Le Grande Vefour in Paris and London's Mirabelle. 8:00 (3)(g) EMERGENCY! (R) Mort Sahl guest stars as a thief trapped in an air-conditioning duct; a doctor is treated for radiation; and two men involved in a brawl continue to batter each other.

(1 hr.) ASSIGNMENT gg)(J) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) It's a case of who sues whom Archie claims his clothes were ruined in a faulty washing machine and the owner of the laundromat claims Archie overloaded the machine. (2) HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION THEATRE "Montserrat." (R) Lillian Hellman's Broadway drama about' the Spanish Revolution. The story centers around an idealistic young officer who is forced to make a moral decision: betray Simon Bolivar, his leader, or send six innocent hostages to their death. Cast: Keir Dullea, Geraldine Page, Rip Torn, Jack Albertson, Earl Holliman, Hurd Hatfield and Martin Sheen. (2 hrs.) PORTER WAGONER BEST OF CANDID CAMERA 8:30 MOVIE "Daring Game." (1967).

Lloyd Bridges, Nico Minar-dos, Joan Blackman, Michael An-sara. Bridges heads a team of parachuting scuba divers In an attempt to rescue three members of a family being held prisoners by an Island dictator. (2 hrs.) (Jg) MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW (R) Mary and Rhoda try to talk Ted Baxter out of renting the empty apartment In Mary's building. f) COUNTRY PLACE gg MOVIE "Night of the Hunter." (B-W) (1955) Robert Mitchum, Shelley Winters, Lillian Gish. A religious fanatic marries a widow, then murders her for her husband's money.

Director: Charles Laugh-ton. (2 hrs.) (55) SOUL! (1 hr.) :00 (THU) MOVIE "The Loves of Isadora." (1969) (Part II) Vanessa neuyrave, uames rux, oasun nuu- ards. A drama based on the life of the flamboyant American dancer of the 1900's, centering around the events that finally led to her downfall. No rating available. (2 hrs.) 5oj55 NEW DICK VAN DYKE SHOW (R) Dick tries to patch up the marriage of Carol and Bernie, who have separated because Carol wants a baby and Bernie doesn't.

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4-6 P.M. WUHY FM Greek Community Program. P.M. WUHY-FM Foreign Press Opinion. ball." The doctor who made that statement said Hiller's physical future can't be predicted: "There is as much chance of his having difficulty at home as there is of his having difficulty on the playing field" Dick Allen of the White Sox leads voting for American League All-Star team with 369.614 votes.

Brooks Robin Don Stough, Honey Run CC pro in Gettysburg, won the 24th Doylestown Open golf tournament and first prize of $350 with a two-under-par 34-36-70 at the Doylestown CC Friday. Stough made putts of 25 feet, 30 and 35 on the second, sixth and seventh holes for birds. Andy Thompson, Spring-Ford pro, played the par 36 back nine in a record 31. Thompson finished second. a-amateur Don Stough, Honey Run 34 36-70 Andy Thompson, Spring-Ford 40 31-71 Bruce Mac Dona Id, Phila.

Cricket 37 34-71 Ed Dougherty, Edgmont 35 37-72 Roben Sutton, Gold Farm 38 34-72 Pete Trenham, St. 35 38-73 Howard Kramer, Host Farm 35 38-73 Sm Penecale, hitem. Valley 37 36-73 Dennis Milne, Trenton 34 39-73 H. Williams, Berkleigh 36 37-73 Bob Ross, Phila. Cricket 35 38-73 Pete Dever, rooks id e- Pottstown 35 38-73 Larry Hinson 31-3465 I John Jacobs 35-3166 i Mike Spang 35-3267 Bob Lewis 33-34-67 George Knudson 34-3367 Lanny Wadkins 33-35 68 Brian Allin 33-3568 Grier Jones 32.3668 Miller Barber 33-3568 I David Graham 32-36 68 1 Bobby Nichols 35-3469 J.

Snead 34-3569 Tom Weiskopf 33-3669 George Archer 34-3569 Chuck Thrope 35-3469 Doug Sanders 33-3669 Bob Wynn 33-3669 Gary Bowerman 35-3570 Frank Beard 35-3570 Rod Funseth 35-3570 Gary Groh 33-3770 I Phil Rodgers 33-3770 Bert Greene 34-3670 Jim Barker 35 3671 Bob Greenwood 37-34 71 Bert Yancey 36-3571 i Homero Blancas 36-3571 Bobby Mitchell 37-3471 Ron Cerrudo 35-3671' I James Dent 35-36 71 Wilf Homeniuk 34-3771 Ben Kern 35-3671 Bob Johnson 38-3371 John Schlee 34-3771 Jim Jamieson 34-3771 Kermit Zarley 35-3671 Bob Goalby 34-3771 Charles Sifford 35-3671 Hubert Green 35 3671 Rod Curl 35 3671 John Schroeder 35-3671 Larry White 34-3771 Whitemarsh Pair Win Wasserman Cup Whitemarsh Valley's Mrs. Chris Stayton and Evelyn Janos won the 18-hole playoff for the ninth annual Tish Wasserman handicap tournament Friday with an aggregate net of 155 at the Aronimink Golf Club. Their opponents, Springhav-en's Mrs. Maurice Webster and Mrs. Richard Bigelow, netted 86-81-167.

Mrs. Stayton netted 75, Miss Janos 80. SJGA BEST BALL OF FOURSOME At Medford Village Lou Pace, Ray Rose, Bob Warren, Frank DiGiacomo; Medford Village, 27-2855. Walt Heck, Gary Jones, Mike Dl-Blase, Bernie Castelllni; Centerton, 29-2756. Bill Goodrich, Randy Jones, Al Fowler, Dan DeGregorio; Tall Pines, 29-2857.

John Lee, Mike Stafford, Steve Mitchell, Bill Tottser; Wedgewood, 31-2758. Steve Ross, Jim Huislng, Charles Calkins, Gordon Reiss; Laurel Oak, 29-2958. Nick Collova, Nick Russo, Cha'les Meyers, Gar Keepers; Ocean City S.P., 31-275. WARNER CUP PLAYOFFS At Squires GC Milton Dei any, Trenton CC 37 3774 Joseph Schweitzer Lulu Temple 40 3777 W. B.

AAcCullough Huntingdon Valley 37 4360 son of Baltimore is second with 367,122 Cleveland righthander Steve Hargan (0-2) was optioned to Portland. Perrault Sticks With Sabres GIL PERRAULT, National Hockey League rookie of the year two seasons ago, decided not to jump to the Quebec Nordiques of the new World Hockey Association. He signed a multi-year contract to remain with the Buffalo Sabres The WHA Minnesota Fighting Saints signed Jimmy Johnson, who started last season with the Flyers and later went to the Los Angeles Kings of the NHL. Saints also signed Terry Ryan, a Canadian Junior A star, and i Frank Sanders, second scorer of the U. S.

Olympic team. Johnson is believed to have signed for $40,000 a year for three seasons Former Flyer winger Bill Lesuk re-signed with the Kings. Temple's Drea Gains Final at Henley We EDelivev. Earnegat Light to Cape May. Continued from 1st Spts.

Page easy semifinal victory in 7:31 over England's King's School. Dietz performance was a big disappointment' for the thousands of fans who lined the one-mile 550-yard River Thames course. The American champion got away to a brilliant start, but watched Timoschinin cruise past him. The Russian won by three lengths in 8:51. Drea, If you're vacationing at the shore, you can have The Inquirer delivered daily and Sunday.

To arrange for door delivery, give us a call. KYW WNAR WDEL WCAU WTNJ WCAM WHAT WDAS WBCB WRCP WBUX WEEZ 1100 1150 1210 1300 1310 1340 14S0 1490 1540 1570 1590 WFIL 54fl WIP 410 WXUR 490 WOR 710 WVCH 70 WTMR S00 WTEL 840 WFLN 900 WTTM WPEH 50 WIBG whose droppy moustache and long hair looked out of place in Henley's stately rowing scene, will meet Timoschinin in the Diamonds' final. He beat local hero Dwan by 3 1-3 lengths in 8:38. "TO THINK I almost dropped out of rowing completely," said Drea. "But when I went across to study at Temple University, it seemed to give me the right number those from this city's boat house row, as oarsmen are coming from as far as Marietta, Syracuse, N.

Washington, D. and the New York area. Originally scheduled for next Tuesday, the regatta was advanced to. Saturday, as many visiting crews also wished to compete in the Independence Day regatta to be held Sunday. environment to race again." Drea, who has rowed for the Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia since he went to the United States last July, beat Dietz in their last encounter two weeks ago.

Corinthian Sloop 1st To Reach Cape May CAPE MAY, N. J. The first to cross the finish line of the Bermuda-to-Cape May ocean race was Grundoon, a 50-foot sloop flyiag the colors of Corinthian Yacht Club of Cape May and skippered by James A. Grundy 19-year-old son of the owner. Second across the line was Ossipee, a U.

S. Coast Guard Academy 56-foot yacht skippered by Lieutenant A. J. Pet-tit. Third was another Coast Guard boat, Caper, skippered by Lieutenant John G.

Ban-nan. The fleet left Bermuda at 4 P. M. Monday. Youth Regatta Set Today THE BEST FOR SATURDAY Phillies' doubleheader Philadelphia, call: 665-9350 In other than Philadelphia, call TOLL FREE: 800-222-2765 In New Jersey and Delaware, call TOLL FREE: 800-523-9068 Younger oarsmen will compete on the Schuylkill in an all-day regatta today starting at 11 A.

when the 7th annual Philadelphia Youth regatta for junior oarsmen will be held. There are 75 entries for 19 events to be held over the course. Girls race in singles, fours and eights, over a course of 1,000 meters. Out of town crews may out MUSIC P.M. WFLN Opera.

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