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16 Zt (Srtenbill Jftfo Saturday, September 23, 1972 Clemson, Wofford, Newberry, S. State On Road Furman, South Carolina, PC, Citadel Play At Home ii ur alternating with John Wolfrom, will be the probable starting signal-caller, while junior running back Donny Griffin, who compiled 96 yards against the Blue Hose, will pace the ground attack. m. mm mm mai: i tew zr-m i u-n k4 f-V-jL m- A 1S3 Lta running game and we must receive good games from our defensive ends in order to stop it," said King. "We also have to put on a good pass rush to keep (Carter) Davis (Wofford quarterback) from having time to pass." Freshman Jerry Coffer will be Shi's replacement, should he be unable to play, leaving the Paladin defense relatively 6trong despite the substitution.

In last week's 10-7 loss to Presbyterian, the only Blue Hose points came on a 23-yard touchdown drive set up by a Paladin fumble and a 26-yard field goal that was set up by an interception. Mike Shelton, who completed 12 of 17 passes for 142 yards last week while will entertain Mars Hill in a 2:30 afternoon game. The Citadel hosts Western Carolina in the other home game. Clemson, 1-0 on the season after an opening win over The Citadel and an open date, will travel to Houston, to tangle with the highly rated Rice Owls in an 8:30 p.m. (EDT) battle, while Newberry, 2-0 on the season, travels to Salisbury, N.C., to tangle with Catawba in a 7:30 p.m.

battle. The S.C. State Bulldogs will travel to Washington.D.C. for a game with Howard University. In addition to Clemson's game, other battles involving Atlantic Coast Conference teams include N.C.

State at North Carolina, Stanford at By GERALD GARRETT News Sports Writer Furman, South Carolina, Presbyterian and The Citadel will be at home, while Clemson, Wofford, Newberry and S.C. State take to the road Saturday as the college football season enters its third week. The Paladins, who suffered a narrow 10-7 defeat at the hands of the Blue Hose of Presbyterian last week, will entertain the Terriers of Wofford, 13-12 victims of Lenoir Rhyne last week, at 7:30 p.m. in Sirrine Stadium. Meanwhile, the Gamecocks, 0-2 on the season after losses to Virginia and Georgia Tech, will host Mississippi in a 7:30 p.m.

game and Presbyterian ECKSTEIN WILLIAMSON DAVIS PENGITORE TROUP BARTIK FURMAN 7 Wm. Mary 31 7 Presbyterian WOFFORD 12 Lenoir Rhvne 13 Both Clemson and Rice will be coming off open dates, and both will take 1-0 records into the battle. The Tigers held an explosive Citadel offense scoreless and took a 13-0 decision in then-opener, while the Owls edged Houston, 14-13, in a first-week upset. The Owls will bring a strong defense into the game, with Monferdini will hurt, but probably the most damaging blow will be the loss of Shi. Mike Bartik, offensive end and punter who was also in jured in the PC game, will play.

"Wofford has a very strong Perry, Tribe Top Yanks, 4-7 lift? Bosox BOSTON (AP) Bob Bolin pitched out of a no-hit, bases-loaded jam in the eighth with the help of a sparkling defensive play by third baseman Rico Petrocelli as the Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 3-2 Friday night and held onto first place in the American League East. The Red Sox, who led Detroit by a mere percentage point before the start of the game, took a one-game lead over the Tigers in the torrid baseball race. Bolin came on in relief of Bob Veale, who himself pitch'! out of a bases-full situation in the sixth inning. After Veale allowed the first two batters in the eighth to reach base, Bolin put the Red Sox further in a hole by allowing an infield 6ingle that loaded the bases. Ed Brinkman then hit a tackier, but Tommy Hance (42) closes in on the stop.

(Greenville News photo by Fletcher W. Ross) THEY'VE GOT HIM Easlside's Mike Turney (39) is hauled down by Hillcrest defenders in their game Friday night at East-side. An unidentified Ram is the initial Reds Down Astros, 4-3; Clinch NL Western Crown linebacker Rodrigo Barries and an experienced defensive secondary leading the way. Their offensive attack is led by the passing of senior quarterback Bruce Gadd and the running of freshman John Coleman (84 yards on 24 carries against Houston) and sophomore Gary Ferguson. Split end Edwin Collins, one of Gadd's favorite receivers, could also provide some headaches for the Tigers experienced secondary.

Clemson, meanwhile, will be paced by quarterback Ken Pengitoxe and running backs Smiley Sanders, Heide Davis and Joy Williamson. The two teams have met five times previously, with Clemson holding a 3-2 edge in the series. The Tigers won the last meeting the two teams, 19-0, in 1959. CLEMSON 13 Citadel RICE Houston 0 14 The Gamecocks of South Carolina will be attempting to get their offensive attack moving and committing fewer errors when they tangle with (Mississippi in 'Williams-Brice Stadium. The two teams have met only once previously when Mississippi and quarterback Charlie Conerly downed the 'Cocks 33-0 in 1947.

The Rebels are paced this season by junior quarterback Norris Weese, who tossed three touchdown passes and ran for two in their 34-29 win over Memphis Stat two weeks ago. Overall, 10 of 11 offensive starters return from the squad which downed Georgia Tech in the Peach Bowl last year. Greg Ainsworth at tailback, Gene Allen at fullback and Bill Barry at wingback will pace the jpowerful offensive game. The Gamecocks, meanwhile, will be relying on quarterback Bill Troup, who has recovered from what was considered a minor injury in last week's game against Georgia Tech. Troup has completed 28 of 53 passes for 378 yards and two touchdowns, with 24 of those completions coming in the Gamecocks' opening loss to Virginia.

Also pacing the offense will be tailback Jay Lynn Hodgin, who leads the rushing attack with 75 yards and a 4.2 average, and fullback Bill Cregar, who has 43 yards. Split end Jackie Brown will be one of Troup's primary targets, having snagged 15 passes for 231 yards, while flanker Mike Haggard has caught 10 aerials for 143 yards. S. CAROLINA MISSISSIPPI 14 Virginia 24 34 Memphis St. 29 6 Ga.

Tech 34 Newberry's battle with Catawba will be the first conference game for the Indians and both teams will be taking perfect records into the contest. The Indians downed Emory and Henry, 27-9, in their opener and dumped Gardner Webb, 14-8, last week. Catawba, meanwhile, fought back from a 24-0 halftime deficit to claim a 27-24 win over Mars Hill in their opener. Leading the Catawba offense will be junior quarterback Don Davis, who started last season as a sophomore and is an excellent passer. The rushing game is led by senior tailback Bill Godsey and fullback Steve Jtoeder, while tight end Harry Balestrieri will be an adequate target for Davis' aerials.

Newberry, meanwhile, will be led by running back Don Garrick, quarterback Tommy Williamson and fulback Steve Williams. Defensively, end Greg Har-tle will bolster the unit. In the last battle between the Indians and Catawba, Newberry came out with a 13-0 decision. NEWBERRY 27 Emrv-Hnry 14 Gardner Webb CATAWBA Mars Hill 24 Presbyterian came out with a 17-6 decision over Mars Hill when the two teams met last season, but many people are predicting a much tougher battle this time around. The Blue Hose take their 1-0 record against the Lions 1-1 overall mark, which includes a 40-0 decision over iMillsaps in the season's opener and a narrow 27-24 loss to Catawba last week.

Presbyterian will sport a strong defensive unit, led by South Carolina defensive players of the week Ken Lister and Stan Gruber. Offensively, however, the the Blue Hose could have problems. Quarterback Wayne Renwick, who suffered a leg injury in last week's win over Furman, will not be able to play, leaving the burden to junior Wally Bowen, a 5-11, 180-pounder from Jacksonville, Fa. David Eckstein, Johnny Jes-elnik and Bob Wills top the PC ground game. PRESBYTERIAN 10 Furman 7 MARS HILL 40 MillsaDs 9 24 Catawba a "must" game, but the Paladins will be greatly handicapped by the losses of defensive end David Shi and tight end John Monferdini, both out with injuries and doubtful starters.

Obviously, the loss of 3-2 lord Perry fired a seven-hitter for his 22nd victory of the American League baseball sea son Friday night as Cleveland trimmed New York 4-1 and dealt the Yankees' dwindling title hopes another serious blow. It was the sixth loss in the last seven games for the stumbling Yankees and dropped them AM games out of first nlace. New York has only 10 games remaining to play. Perry pitched his way out of several jams and was backed by some sharp fielding. Ceveland lumped ahead in the third when Buddy Bell lined double to left and hustled home on a single by Jack Brohamer that Horace Clarke stoDDed on the cra6s in short right.

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Twins 1, Angels 0 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (AP) Rod Carew, the Ameri Leagues leading niner with a .323 average, delivered a two-out single in the bottom of ninth inning Friday night, giving the Minnesota Twins a 1-0 baseball victory over the California Angels. CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA sb bl abrhbl Alomar 2b Tovr If i I 4 0 2 300 1 Berry Cf Pinson If ROIiver lb Stanton rf Parker 3b Cardenas tt Torboro Msrsth 4 0 0 3 ft i' arew raun 3b 3 6 0 0 I Hebrew lb 2 0 3 0 2 0 Darwin rr 3 0 0 0 JNettles cf 4 0 0 0 4 1 horn Dsn tt 4 0, 3 Mltterwld 3 1 I 3 0 1 Biyleven 3 0 I Total 29 0 5 ft Total 32 1 4 1 Twn nut when winnino run scored. California 000 0 0 0 0 0 00 Minnesota 000 000 00 11 Alomar, Parker, dp Minnesota 1. LOB-Calltornla 2, Minnesota 11.

2B-Carew, Messersmlth, Thompson. Carew, Biyleven. IP ER BB SO Meserstn i 4 Biyleven (W.15-16) 5 0 0 0 Falcons Activate 2 ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) The Atlanta Falcons of the National Football League announced Fri day that top draft pick Clar ence Ellis of Notre Dame has been activated, along with ninth round draft pick Ray basterung of Richmond Ellis suffered a knee injury wnne preparing for the College All-Stars' game against the world champion Dallas Cow boys of the NFL last summer. A Falcons spokesman said two safeties will be avail able for Sunday's game against New England Patriots in Foxboro, Mass.

To make room for Ellis and Easterling, the Falcons have placed on waviers 6afety Larry Shears, from Lincoln, Mo. and placed on the move list linebacker Noel Jenke, claimed recently from the Minnesota Vikings. Duke (Regional TV), VMI at Maryland, West Virginia at Virginia, and Wake Forest at Tennessee. Furman's Bob King, who is in his 15th year as the Paladin head coach, has termed Saturday's battle with Wofford Tigers, out to center fielder Rick Miller. Earlier, Veale had come on in relief of Lynn McGlothen, 8- 6, who had given up the Tigors only runs in the sixth on a two- run homer by Sims.

Veale got out of bases-loaded trouble by striking out Frank Howard and nailing Tony Taylor on a live drive to Petrocelli. Carl Yastrzemski knocked in two runs for the Red Sox with a sacrifice fly in the first inning and a home run in the third, which proved to be the winning run. McGlothen drove in another run for Boston with a sec ond-inning sacrifice fly. The loser was Chris Zachary, 1-1. Tribe 4, Yankees 1 CLEVELAND (AP) Gay- night in Sirrine Stadium, photo by George W.

Gard' an eagle three on the 12th hole. He played the three par-fives four under, had six birdies four of them in a row an eagle and three bogeys. He three-putted the ninth, took three from the fringe on the 17th hole and failed to get up and down when he missed the green on the second. Golf Scores Ross Randall Gorge Boutell Lee Wvkio Failed to qualify: Tom Shaw Jack Ewing Dennis Rous Larry Wood Dow Finsterwald Don Iverson Gibbv Gilbert George Johnson Martin Roesink Chris Blocker Jack Lewis Martin Bohen Ralph Schlicht Bunky Henry Jim jamieson Bob Carson J.C. Goosi Craig Dear Jerry Abbott Rik Massengal Steve Reid Herb Hooper Les Peterson George Hixon Billy Ziobro John Toepel Mike Hlgglnt Ted Haves R.H.Sikes Jeff Voss Miller Barber Lee Bonse Dick Lotz Bob Stone Dru Johnson Sam Adams Mike Mitchell 73- 71-144 74- 70144 69-75-144 74- 71-145 73- 72-145 75- 70-145 74- 71-145 74-71-145 71- 74-145 73-72-145 73- 72-145 72- 73-145 73- 72-145 71-74-145 74- 72-146 74- 72-146 75- 71-146 71- 76147 72- 75-147 71- 74-147 74-73-147 72- 75-147 74-73-147 71- 76-147 72- 75-147 76 71-147 71- 67-148 72- 76-14 75-73148 73- 75-148 75-73148 75- 73-14? 71- 77 liS 72- 76-148 72-77-149 76- 73-149 77- 72-149 74- 75149 77-72-149 74- 75-149 75- 74-149 75-74-149 75-74-149 Ed Moewing Bob Zender Archie Van Povr Joe Porter Ben Kern Jim Gilbert Wllf Homenulk Bob Banbaross Chrli Gers John Lister Lionel Hebrt Rale Botts Wayne Vollmer Sherman Finger John Kenndv 76-71149 79-70-1 4 75-75150 78-72-150 75-75-150 75-75-150 76-75151 78-73-15! 74-7715 74-75-151 76-75 151 76-75-151 76-75-151 76-75151 John Cook Jim Cochran Bill Hewitt Eddie Johnson 77-75-152 79-74-153 Mik Money Tom lore Bob Tufhill Pandy Wolff Howie Johnson Chuck Thoro Harry Toscano Tom Atchison Stev Melnyk Bob Lewis 74-871 56 77-79-156 00-78-1 80-78-158 4-wlthdrew 74- wlthdrew 75- wlthdrew 75-wlthdrew 79-wlthdrew lOrWlthdrew Dutch Harrison a the Ford Texas SB can the the the 7idlw.

Edge sharp grounder to Petrocelli, who stopped on third for one out and threw home to nail Duke Sims to complete a double play. Bolin then got the final out as pinch-hitter Jim Northrup lined DETROIT BOSTON ab bl ab bl MAiilIHa 7h .1 A 1 A Haroer cf 3 110 TTavlor 2b 2 0 0 0 RMiller cf 1000 GBrown If 4 I Kaline rf 2 0 10 Ystrmski lb 2 1 1 WHorton rf 0 1 0 RSmitn rf 3 Cash lb Sims MStanlev ef 3 10 0 Petrocelli Jb 3 0 6 0 3 15? Flsk i 3 00 0 3 0 10 10 0 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 2 Ofcvant rf ARodroez 3b 4 2 GClttin ZD EBrnkmn it 3 0 0 0 MeGlothn Zachsrv 10 10 Veal i Hailer oh 0 0 0 0 Bolin FHoward tb 1 0 0 0 Sfeibach 0 0 0 0 Northruo Pb 1 0 0 0 LaGrow 0 0 0 0 Tnll 1i 1 10 Total 77 3 5 3 0 0 Detroit A A 0 001 0 Boston 111 000 00 3 DP -Boston 3. LOB Detroit 10. Boston JB-Haroer, McAuliffe. HR-Yastr-emskl (9), 51ms (3).

SB Griffin. Yaitrzemskl, McGlothen. IP ER BB SO zacnarv (L.l-l) 3 3 i Seelbach LaGrow AAcGlothn (W.S-6) Veal Bolin Save Bolin (4). 0 0 .5 1-J .1 1-i 1 0 only $4,500 all season and this year hasn't made expenses with $9,598. He had a sensational putting round Friday, however, as he shouldered his way out of the pack.

Menne canned over 40 yards worth of birdie putts and pitched in from 108 yards for Robinson Jim Colbert Dick Rhyan Steve Oppermann George Knudson Rocky Thompson Larry Ziegler Grler Jones Orville Moody Dave Marad Jim Jewell Larry Hinson Labron Harris Bob Goalby Jim Hardy Rod FunsPth John Schlee Steve Spray Frank Beard Don Bies Chuck Courtney Mac McLendon Jim Dent Bill Johnston Jim Wiechen e-M 137 69-W-U7 68- 69137 69- 69-133 70- 60-138 67- H-13S 66- 72-138 70- 68138 71- 67-138 70 69-139 71-68139 68- 71-139 71-68-13? 73- 67-140 70- 70-140 69.71140 71- 69 1 40 69- 71140 69- 71-140 71-69-140 71-69-140 70- 70140 71- 69140 77-6H-140 71-79 140 71-70141 74- 67-141 71- 70141 70-71-141 70-71141 77-A9-14I 73- 6J 141 67- 74141 69-72-141 69-72141 69- 72-1 41 74- 67141 70- 71-141 72- 70141 70-72-142 Gary Bowerman Douij Olson Jerry McGee Tom Watson Raloh Baker Jim Ferriell Rick Rhoads Tom Sanderson Hal Irwin Johnny Port Bob Dickson Donee Beman Jim Kins Bob rick son Bob Payne Bert Yancey Mike Hill Mik Wvnn John Jacobs Bobby Greenwood John Gentil Dave Glenj Rolf Demlnfl Leonard Thompson George Shortridg Mason Rudolph Steve Bog an Dav Eichelberger John Schroedw Ed Sneed Paul Morn Rov Pace 72-70-142 70-72142 70-72142 74-68142 72-70142 67-75147 71-71-142 69- 73-142 70- 72-142 70-72-142 70- 72142 69- 73142 71- 71-142 71-71-142 70- 73-143 71- 72-143 74- 69143 75- 6 143 69-74143 74-6V-143 Dick Crawford Jackie Cuplf Dwight Klevil AI Chandler John Mahafey Den Refram 71-72-143 74-6-143 COMPLETED PASS FOR EASLEY in game Friday Kenny Ross (25) of Easley catches a pass as (Greenville News Greenville's Hal Farnsworth tries to defend ner, Jr.) Menne Fires 5-Under 66 For Second-Round Lead American League EAST Pet. GB runs on Bob Watson's single through the middle off Pedro Borbon, who releived starter Ross Grimsley. Houston starter Larry Dier-ker was knocked out in the first inning as he loaded the bases with three walks. Tony Perez' sacrifice fly and Denis Men-eke's single gave the Reds a 2-0 lead before Jerry Reuss came CINCINNATI HOUSTON aorn tl Ros If 4 2 11 Metzger ss Morgan 2b 3 0 10 Wynn rf Tolan cf 3 10 0 Cedeno.cf Bench 2 111 LMay lb TPerei lb 3 0 0 1 Watson If abrh bl 5 0 10 2 111 5 110 3 0 0 0 4 0 2 2 Menke 3b 3 0 11 DgRader 3b 4 0 0 0 Geronlmo McRae Ph Foster rf Chaney ss Grimsley Borbon Carroll rf 2 0 0 0 Helms 2b 3 0 0 0 2 10 0 1 0 0 0 Howard 0 0 0 0 Edwards ph 4 0 0 0 Dierker 3 0 0 0 Reuss OOOOJAlou ph 10 10 Cosgrove NMIIIar ph 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 29 4 5 4 Total 31 3 5 3 Cincinnati 210 001 0004 Houston 001 0000201 LOB-Clnclnnatl 8, Houston 9. 2B-Wat- son.

HR Ros (6), Bench (37). SB Morgan. Morgan, Reuss, Tolan. SF T.Perez. IP 7 2-34 0 1 .1 1-3 0 2-3 1 .7 1-3 2 ER BBSO 3 3 3 3 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 2 2 3 0 2 2 3 10 Grimsley (W.14-7) Borbon Carroll Dierker (L.15-B) Reuss Cosgrove 1 2 0 0 0 2 Save Borbon (33) HBP by Reuss (Geronlmo).

WP Borbon. 2:24. Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kan. City California Texas Late game not included Kansas City at Oakland, late FRIDAY'S RESULTS Boston 3, Detroit 2 Cleveland 4, New York 1 Minnesota 1, California 0 Chicago 8, Texas 4 Only games scheduled Today's Pitchers AMERICAN LEAOUE (All Timet EDT) New York (peterton 16-14) it Cleveland (Dunning J-J), 1:30 o.m Detroit (LOI Lollch 20-13) at Boston (Pittln 15-12), 2 p.m. Ca Ifornla (Wright 14-101 11 Wrloht N-10) it Mlnnesoti iwooason u-ui, 2:13 p.m.

Baltimore (McNallv 13-16) it ison 13-14) imon Mil- wauke (Lonborg 12-11), 2:30 p.m Kansas City (Splltorff 11-11) it Oakland (Hunter 20-71. 4:30 o.m. Texas (Hand 10-12) it Chicago (Bradley 14-14), p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE (All Timet EDT) Montreal (McAnally 4-15) it Pittsburgh (Brlles 144), 2:25 p.m. Chicago (Hooton 10-13) It St.

Louis Gibson 17-10, 2:15 P.m.- San Francisco (Bryant 124) It Lot An geles (Downing l-B), 4 p.m. San Dleoo (Arlln $-20) it Atlanti (Freemen 2-0), 0:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Biuingnam io-uj rwut- ton (Wilson 1 3-), If O.tfW (Brindon -7) Ph arte onia It New WEST 52 92 .361 33li HOUSTON (AP) Cincinnati won its second National League baseball Western Division championship in three years Friday night by beating second place Houston, 4-3 with Pete Rose and Johnny Behnch tagging home runs. The victory gave Cincinnati a 9'i game lead over the Astros with nine games left for Houston. Cincinnati will meet the Pittsburgh Pirates, winners of the Eastern Division, for a World Series berth.

The Reds fittingly clinched the title against the team that had pursued them much of the season. Cincinnati toon tne Western Divison lead away from the Astros on June 25 and never lost first place again. The Reds also won the title where they have played best this season on the road. The victory gave Cincinnati a 52-24 record in road games this sea son. The Astros made a final run at the Reds in the bottom of the eighth when they scored two i-Pittsburgh Chicago New York St.

Louis Montreal Philadelphia WEST i Cincinnati 90 55 Houston 80 L. Angeles 77 Atlanta 67 San Fran. 63 San Diego 54 Late game notincludod Clinched championship FRIDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphhia 5. New York Pittsburgh 4, Montreal 3. 12 innings Atlanta 2, San Diego 0 Cincinnati 4, Houston 3 St.

Louis at Chicago, ppd. San Francisco at Los Angeles, late TV Sports SATURDAY 1:30 P.m. NCAA Football, Stanford at Duke, Channel 13. 2 Malor League Baseball, Detroit It Boston, tnannei 4. 5 Wld Work) Of Sports, Channel 13.

SUNDAY 12 S. C. Stat Football, Channel 4. 312 't- College Football 1972, Channel 12:30 Hootit Ingram Show. Chan nel 4.

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4 NFL Football, Minnesota at Den ver, Channel 7. 4 Bill Dooley Show, Channel 13. MONDAY 7:30 USC Football, Channel T. NFL Football. Kanui City it nJASEBALL National League EAST Pet.

GB 92 53 .634 79 65 .549 mi 74 70 .514 171-s 70 7fi .479 22'i 65 79 .451 26' i 55 90 .378 37 .621 64 .559 9Vi 67 .535 12 77 .469 22 82 .434 26 on to relieve Dierker and get the final out. Rose homered in the second and Bench led off the sixth with another homer, his fourth in four games and his 38th of the season. Houston scored its first run in the third on Jimmy Wynn's high-hopping infield single that allowed catcher Larry Howard to score from third. Phils 5, Mets 4 NEW YORK (AP) Bud Harrelson's 11th inning error allowed Philadelphia break a tie and the Phillies defeated the New York Mets 54 in National League baseball Friday night. PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK ab rbi ab bi Doyle 2b 3 0 0 0 Age cf 5 0 10 Harmon 2b Bowa st Lis ph Brandon Monev 3b 3 0 0 0 Harrelson tt 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Fregosl 3b 3 I 0 1 0 0 0 CJones If 5 110 0 0 0 0 Beaucho lb 3 1 2 1 4 0 10 Kranpool lb 2 0 3 0 0 0 Sudakls 4 11 fontanez 1b t-reed rf Gamble rf Luzlnskl If Hutton rf 1 0 0 0 Hahn rf 4 0 0 0 0 10 0 TMartlnr 2b 4 0 1 5 0 0 0 MAndrew 10 0 0 2 0 10 4 2 2 0 McGraw WRohnsn cf 5 2 2 3 Boone 3 0 0 1 KReynlds 3 0 1 0 DJohnson ph 0 0 0 0 Koegel pr 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 10 0 0 Total 39 5 6 4 Total 38 4 4 PhllarielBhla .020000 200 8 1 New York ..010 300000 0 0 4 Boone, Harrelson.

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Braves 2, Padres 0 ATLANTA (AP) Knuck leballer Phil Niekro baffled San Diego on four hits while Marty Perez and Bob Didier each drove in runs, sending the At lanta Braves to a over the Padres in 2-0 victory a National League baseball night. game Friday 5AN DIEGO ATLANTA hrhki abrhb EHnandl ss 3 0 0 0 Gerr If 4 0 0 0 Rlafarv nh 0 0 0 0 Mlllan 2b 4 0 10 OThomas si 0 0 0 0 HAaron lb 4 0 0 0 Roberts 2b 4 0 0 lal 3 0 1 0 Osl 4 0 0 0 MP EWtHams 3b 4 0 Lee rf Colbert lb Grubb cf Elliot rf Hilton 3b Kendall Gaston ph Corrales faktwell imDson Raker rf a 1 OsBrown rf 9 1 10 0 0 MPerez II 30 3 0 4 0 0 0 Dialer 4 0 0 0 Niekro nn 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 6 3 0 0 0 Stahl Greif Ph Total San Dieqa All. 31 0 4 0. Total 31 2 7 gov 0 0 0 tit 1 0 x-J 2, M.Pere. DP Atlanta 1.

LOB-San Dieoo 7, Atlanti 5. S-Cald- weii. IP Caldwell (L.7-9) 6 2-3 Slmoson -i 0 Greif ...1 1 PNIekro (W.15-11) 4 ER BB SO iili Bucs 4, Expos 3 PITTSBURGH (AP) Rich ie ZLsk knocked in the winning run with a single in the 12th in ning as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Montreal Expos 4- 3 Friday night in A National League baseball game. Gene Clines singled with one out. moved up on a bouncer, and held at second base while Vic Davalillo was walked intentionally.

Clines then scored as Zisk singled up the middle for his third RBI of the game. Boston 79 65 .549 Detroit 79 67 .541 1 Baltimore 77 68 .517 2t New York 75 70 .517 Cleveland 67 80 .456 13i Milwaukee 60 86 .411 20 ROBINSON, 111. (AP) -Longshot Bob Menne, who ranks 130th on the current money-winning list, blazed home with a five-undcr-par 66 and grabbed the second-round lead by one stroke in the $100,000 Robinson Fall Golf Classic Friday. The 30-year-old Menne, a four-year tour regular from An dover, had a 36 hole total of 136 six under par on the Crawford County Country Club course. He held a one-stroke lead over a group of three tied at 137 Jim Colbert, Steve Opper-mann and non-winning veteran Dick Rhyan.

Colbert and Rhyan matched 68s in the mild, cloudy weather, and Oppermann had a 69. Tied at 138 were former National Open champion Orville Moody, first-round leader Grier Jones, Larry Ziegler, Canadian George Knudson and Dave Ma-rad. Marad had a 67, Moody 68, Knudson 69, Ziegler 71 and Jones slipped from a 66 to a 72. Defending title-holder Labron Harris was in a group at 139 that included former Masters champion Bob Goalby. Each had a 68 Friday.

Most of the game's top stars skipped this event, the 38th on the long pro tour. Among the imissine are Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. The curly-haired Menne has had severe difficulties 6ince he threatened for the $40,000 first orize in the 1970 National Air- fines Tournament in Miami. He led for three rounds in that event and eventually lost to Bob smith Chare Sifford John Connelly Dick Hendrlekson Rod Curl Lou Graham Bob Wynn Kmn uitnn Trevino in a sudden-death play 71- 72-143 72- 71-143 71-72-43 73- 70-143 71- 73144 72- 77-144 69-75-144 76-144 A W. CAROLINA it nnurray St.

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