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fthf Cnrrrunllf Nrus Thursday, July 24, 1936 3D SPORTS sounds silence stars Howser listed in 'fair' condition treating the tumor, located in the left frontal lobe of the brain, where emotions and personality are centered. "I imagine by Friday we'll know something," said Dr. Paul Meyer, the Royals' physician, who was present during Tuesday's operation by Dr. Charles Clough. "He'll (Howser) be in recuperation in intensive care today, and quiet." Dean Vogelaar, Royals spokesman, said Howser was awake and visiting with his wife, Nancy.

Howser, 50, guided the Royals to the World Series championship over the St. Louis Cardinals last cells. Dr. Richard Evans, chairman of the department of radiation oncology at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City, said the daily treatment takes about 15 minutes and for an adult has little or no side effects other than a slight skin bum near the radiation site. Dr.

William Shapiro, director of the brain tumor research program at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Center for Cancer Research in New York, said the use of chemotherapy to kill cancer cells with drugs is becoming a common partner to radiation. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Kansas City Royals Manager Dick Howser, suffering from a cancerous brain tumor that doctors could not completely remove, was listed in fair condition Wednesday at St. Luke's Hospital. A malignant tumor known as a glioma was discovered during a three-hour operation Tuesday, Doctors said only part of the tumor was removed because of fears that additional surgery would damage other brain tissue.

They were awaiting further pathology reports before making a decision on the best method of year. He had complained recently of headaches and a stiff neck, and associates said he appeared confused at times. He was hospitalized last Thursday, a day after returning from Houston where he managed the American League to a 3-2 victory in baseball's All-Star Game. Doctors involved In the case have not publicly discussed details of treatment alternatives, but radiation is a possibility. Some cancer experts said the standard treatment would be five or six weeks of high levels of radiation to kill off cancerous victory over the All-Stars.

Nashville got what proved to be the winning runs in the fourth inning when shortstop Brian Guinn of Huntsville committed two errors and third baseman Tom Dodd of Charlotte another. The All-Stars had taken a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first when Huntsville catcher Terry Steinbach hit a solo home run. Steinbach later threw out one runner stealing and picked another off first base to earn MVP honors. The All-Stars were limited to five hits, three singles, the homer by Stienbach, and a triple by Jacksonville's Gary Thurman. Nashville had 10 hits, led by Gene Roofs two singles.

Richard Sterban, bass singer of the Oak Ridge Boys, coached first base for Nashville, and appeared in the game for the Sounds in the bottom of the ninth inning in right field for one out. He did not have a ball hit to him. Continued from Page 1D Braves. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. In a game of glitz and fun, the Nashville Sounds beat the Southern League All-Stars, 4-2, Wednesday night.

The Greenville Braves' Tom Glavine pitched two innings, allowing one hits and striking out two. The only hit allowed by Glavine was a scratch infield single by Scott Madison with one out in the second. The Triple-A Sounds took advantage of five errors to score two unearned runs on their way to the Lancaster, Irmo win Lancaster exploded for three runs in the top of the eighth and held on to beat Greenwood, 5-3, in a state American Legion baseball playoff game. The victory gives Lancaster a 2-1 series lead. Game Four will be played at Lancaster Thursday night.

Steve Plyler of Lancaster struck out 10 in picking up the complete-game win. Loncaiter oil 000 030 SSI Greenwood 000 100 001 371 Plvler and Tovlor. Florence and Fulmer. 3B Jones (L), Varnodore (L), Fallow (G). Records Lancaster 20-3, Greenwood 18-10.

Irmo 6, Congaree 3: Todd Frick of Irmo had three hits and Steve Spigner added two hits to lead Irmo over Congaree and a 2-1 lead in the series. The next is Thursday at Irmo. Irmo 1 00 001 1 30 (121 Congaree 001 000 01 1 3 1 Parker (W.9-1) and Frick. Collum (L) and Witt. 3B Miller (I).

HR Barn (C). Hartsville 14, Florence 10: Hartsville held off a late Florence rally and used 17 hits to take a 2-0 lead in the series. Florence 001 000 441 10114 Hartsville 000 44 1 40 14 17 1 Keefe (L), Black (5) and Alexander. Lowrl-more (W.5-0), Addison (7), Odom (8), Robinson (8) and Howie. 2B Bird (H), Ingram (H) 2, Hatchell (F).

3B Brown (H), Shaw (H), Sanders (F). HR Parsons (F). Records Hartsville 24-0. NASHVILLE ALL-STARS abrhbl Guinn ss 4 0 10 Yastrimsklcf2 0 0 0 Thurman cf 2 110 2 111 Steinbach Korkovice 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 Dodd lb Ray rf abrhbl 4 0 11 3 0 0 1 3 110 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 0 10 10 10 4 10 0 2 0 11 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 1110 3 0 2 0 3 110 31 4 10 1 Earle 2b Chavez 3b Baker ss Rivera dh Roberts ph Madison lb Nyman lb Nokesc Fields rf Harper rf Sterban rf Pullman If Roof If Hobbs cf Totals Tolentino lb long time," said Simmons, making just his fifth start at first base this season. "When the ball gets funky and the people start razzing you, it reminds you of what it's like.

"I played 50 games at first last season (with Milwaukee) and did a good job. I'll do a good job the next time out. This hasn't happened in a long time, and I was due." Philadelphia scored its other two runs on solo homers off Alexander, who otherwise pitched eight credible innings. The first was a two-out shot by Juan Samuel in the third, the other a leadoff homer by Hayes in the fourth. "One was up," said Alexander, "and was was semi-down.

That one played a tricky grounder by Jeff Stone that was ruled a base hit. Moments later, Mike Schmidt lined a hard grounder off the leg of Braves' starting pitcher Doyle Alexander. The ball bounced directly to Simmons, who bobbled it and was slow getting to the bag. As a result, Schmidt was safe and Stone scored the Phillies' first run. And in the eighth, Simmons was handcuffed by liner by Von Hayes, who would later come around to score.

When Simmons managed to correctly handle a grounder, he was sarcastically cheered by the crowd of 11,770. Simmons returned the gesture with a crisp salute. "I haven't had a night like that in a Padgett ph 10 0 0 That is yet to be seen. Scoring summary PHILADELPHIA FIRST Redui struck out. Stone reached on an Infield single and look thir on Samuel's single.

Slone scored when Schmidt reached on Simmons' error. Haves grounded out. Wilson grounded out. Phillies 1, Braves 0. PHILADELPHIA THIRD Redus lined out.

Stone grounded out. Samuel homered. Schmidt struck out. Bravest. PHILADELPHIA FOURTH Haves homered.

Wilson grounded out. Russell grounded out. Jelti struck out. Phillies. Bravest.

ATLANTA SEVENTH Grlttev doubled. Murphy grouded out. Grlttev took third on a passed ball and scored on an ground out bv Simmons. Harper singled. Oberklell grounded out.

Phillies, Braves 1. PHILADELPHIA EIGHTH Haves, reached on Simmons' error and stole second. Wilson tiled out. Haves scored on Russell's single. Jeltr walked.

Rutlln struck out. Redut touted out. Phillies 4, Braves 1. ATLANTA IGHTH Benedict wolked. Plnch-hlller Sample lined out.

Thomas singled. Both runners advanced on a passed ball by Russell. Benedict scored on a sncrltlce llv bv Ramlrei. Grlttev grounded out. Phillies 4, Braves 1.

(to Samuel) wasn't a bad pitch. The one to Hayes was a bad pitch, no question about that. But when you give up solo home runs in this park, you should be all right." Ruffin, meanwhile, did not allow an Atlanta runner to reach second base until the seventh inning. In surrendering just six hits, five of them singles, Ruffin was never seriously challenged. The Braves will take a day of rest before encountering baseball's best team, the New York Mets, in a three-game series.

"We might as well face the best," said Tanner. "We can't play any worse, right? DeLsSnts dh 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 10 Hill If Powell If Ripken 2b Totals 32 2 1 Nashville All-Stars .001 300 0014 .100 001 000 2 Dodd 3, Guinn 2, Harper. DP Nashville 1. LOB Nashville 6, All-Stars S. 2B 3B Thurman.

HR Steinbach. SB Ray. Roof. SF Chavez. IP RER BB SO Nashville Kelly (W) Cory Conner (S) All-Stars Glavine Young (L) Burns Holman Gomel White Schneider 3 111 1 WP Young Holman 1.

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