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Stewart And Plan Upset By GARY KALE UPI Sports writer WATKINS GLEN, N.Y, (UPI) Jackie Stewart and Jody Scheckter, considered the fastLest veteran and newcomer in road racing today, could put a crimp into Matra and Ferrari plans for world domination. White the two giant auto firms battled for the six-hour manufacturers' world championship race on Saturday, Matra leading, 104.97, through nine of the scheduled 11 races, Stewart and Scheckter A will attempt to upset their dreams of multi-million dollars sports car sales by co-piloting a Ford Capri to victory, Stewart needs one more Grand Prix: triumph to estab. 11sh an all-time GP record. He is tied with the late Jimmy Clark at 25. after winning three -Grand Prix races this year and pleads defending world driving champion Emerson Fittipaldi a slim 42.41 margin in the individual Scheckter, whom Stewart riconsiders one of the top young Arracers on.

the Formula One circuit, has become an Ameri. can favorite. The 23-year-old South African won races this year, including one here last month when he drove a borrowed Lola smashing up his car in a session, "Jody has it all," Stewart has vi said of the youngster. "He has the hunger and lust for money sw and success." Most of the drivers took Thursday off to sharpen their golf game and just rest for the strenuous weekend competition. Ferrari has brought in three arcars in an attempt to muscle its to the title.

Jacky Ickx of 4 Belgium and Brian. Redman of Britain will handle, one car, Carlos Pace Brazil and go Arturo Merzario of Italy a second and Carlos Reutemann of Argentina and Tim. Schenken of Australia ride three-hour shifts in the third. Merzario had the best time of the six In: Wednesday's qualify. ding sessions with a time of one Um inute, 45.115 seconds for the 3.377-mile lap at an average speed of 115:656 miles per hour.

Battling Stewart's Capri for supremacy' in the 'German sports car field are two factory 3 prepared Porsche Carreras, one driven by Mark Donohue and "George Follmer and the other by Peter "Gregg and Hurley Haywood. If: they can't win 'Saturday, they'll try. again 'Sunday with separate Porsche entries in the heat, 200-mile third race in. the series. Pirates Open Series With San Diego PITTSBURGH.

(UPI) The Pittsburgh Pirates, struggling to get back into the race in the National League- East, open a five game series. tonight. against the lowly San Diego Padres, The Pirates send rookie right. hander John Morlan, recently recalled from Charleston of the International League, and. Jim against Randy Jones ft and Rich Toredson in a twi.

fir night doubleheader, The: two clubs play. a single Argame Saturday and a double. header Sunday. The Pirates averted a disas. trous: road trip by taking three At games from the Padres last week.

One of the -wins was over Toredson, sue The Pirates are in -fourth valplace In the NL East, seven Ze games behind pace setting Chi. cago, while San Diego occupies Pithe basement -in the National da League West. The Inability of the Pirates to their move to the pennant To race has hurt them at the gate. Pirate officials said attendance ta off about 70,900 from this time last year, Mays, A All-Stars By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) The National and American, gues, with an assist from Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, the 44th game back to America's baseball tans today in moves that overrode the naivete. of the managers of the two squads, Yes, fans in Kansas City's new stadium and on the TV tube, July 24, are likely to see Willie Mays, perhaps the most exciting player of the last 25 Petty Sets Record, Wins Pole Spot ATLANTA (UPI) Richard Petty of Randleman, N.C, broke the Atlanta International Raceway record Thursday to win the pole position in Sunday's Dixie 500 but Buddy stole part of the show by not even showing up.

Petty, driving the only Dodge to qualify among the first 12. spots, won the first spot by averaging 157.163 miles per hour for two trips around the track, Baker, of Charlotte, N.C., has been in a running fight with NASCAR officials on carburetor restrictions placed on his Dodge and was not seen at trackside. A track spokesman said Baker had not withdrawn from the race and could qualify at any time up until the 40 starting 'spots are filled. Bobby Allison of Hueytown, who had the old track record of 165.245, won the second starting spot for the Dixie classic, averaging 157.046* in his Chevrolet. David Pearson of Spartanburg, S.C., the winner of eight "of NASCAR races this year, qualified for fifth spot 155,007 clocking this Mercury, Following Allison was Cale Yarborough, Timmonsville, in a Chevrolet at Bobby Isaac, Catawba, N.C., in a Ford, at 156.075.

Other qualifiers were Cecil Gordon, Horseshoe, N.C., Chevrolet, 153.905; Donnie. Allison, Hueytown, Chevrolet, 153.388; Dean Dalton, Asheville, N.C., Chevrolet, 151.748; Clifton Marlin, Columbia, Chev. rolet, 151.610; J. D. McDuttle, Sanford, Chevrolet, 151.012; Walter Ballard, ton, Mercury, and Elmo Langley, Charlotte, Mercury, 150.193.

BENEFIT GAME CHICAGO. (UPI) Morgan State will meet Alabama State at Soldier Field Sept, 15 in the, Chicago: Urban League's third annual football benefit game it was announced Thursday, It will be each club's first appearance in the game and. will mark the first time the two. teams have. faced one another.

Morgan State was: 5-4 last season. and Alabama State finished with a 4-7 mark. TWO TO CARDSNORMAL, Ill. (UPI) Running back Leroy Sledge and. Assistant.

Coach Marv Marinovich have joined the NFL St. Louis Cardinals. Sledge, 26, 6-2, 235 pounds signed with the Big Red as a free agent. Marinovich, 33, previously was assistant coach with the Oakland Raiders. He will work primarily with offensive and defensive unemen with the Cardinals, THREE SIGNED BLOOMINGTON, Minn.

(UP, The Minnesota North Stars. signed three amateur. draft choices Thursday, inking defenseman Lowell Ostlund, left winger David Lee and goaltend. er Sam Clegs to contracts, OUR BANK IS NEVER CLOSED At Any Hour: You Cap Use Our DAY AND NIGHT DEPOSITORY Simply Place Your Deposit, Payment, Light, Telephone or ENVELORE Water Bill In An Enyelope, Drop It SLOT And Will Mail Into Your The Receipt Handy The Following Day. Those Please Ask Wishing To Make Use of BAG DEPOSITS Service.

About Our Day and Night Depository First National Bank Saxton MEMBER F.D.I.C. Ryan By years, perform for the Nation. als and Nolan "Double and Near Triple Ryan make an appearance for the Americans, Mays and Ryan were added to the respective squads Thurs. day after Kuhn granted the two leagues permission to Increase their squads by one man aplece. The moves by baseball's three top executives came after the rival managers -Sparky Anderson of the Cincinnati Reds and Dick Williams 6f the Oakland A's had falled to include Mays or Ryan on their squads.

Making their selections on the basis of current professional excellence, the managers concluded that Mays and Ryan did not measure up to those standards, What they overlooked--and what Kuhn, National League President Charles Feeney and American League President Joe Cronin realized--is that the All Star game is one of the game's showcase events and has been popularized over the years since 1933 as "'the fans' game" The desire of the fans to see old favorites as opposed to young players having better seasons has been evident in nationwide balloting. Mays' presence on the NL squad is a concession that the fans want to see No. 24 take one more turn around- Are New 1 Added To Ruling his last -with the greats of the game even though his. skills may be diminishing. Ryan's presence on the AL squad acknowledgement that 'the same fans want to see a pitcher who has pitched two no-hitters and come within an inning of another in the last two months face the cream of the NL's hitters.

Other players, named to the NL squad by Anderson are infielders Nate Colbert of San Diego, Dave Concepcion of Cincinnati, Darrell Evans and. Dave Johnson of Atlanta, Joe Torre of St. Louis and inflelder. outflelder Willie Stargell of Pittsburgh, catcher Ted mons of St. Louis, and outfielder- Bobby Bonds of San Francisco, Willie Davis Manny Mota of Los.

Angeles, Ron Fairly of Montreal and Bob Watson of Houston. Those added to the AL squad by Williams 'are Inflelders Pat Kelly of Chicago, John Mayber. ry of Kansas City, Carl Yastrzemski of Boston, Cookie Rojas of Kansas City, Dave Nelson of Texas, Rod Carew of Minnesota, Eddie Brinkman of Detroit, Bert Campaneris and Sal Bando of Oakland nd Buddy Bell of Cleveland, catchers Thurman Munson of New York and Bill Freehan of Detroit and outfielders Willie Horton of Detroit, Paul Blair of Baltimore and Dave May of Milwaukee. Today's Sport Parade By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sport: Editor NEW YORK (UPI) Nolan Ryan isn't the least bit worried. He wasn't concerned about being left off the American League All-Star team in the first place, and now that oversight becomes purely demic because he has been added to the squad as the 29th member, Nor is he worried about not getting any immediate for his two' no-hitters.

He'll certainly profit from them eventually. Harry. Dalton, the man who. runs the shop for California Angels, assured Ryan he'd. take care of him when the season was over for that first no-hitter of his against Kansas City two months ago, so he's certainly not going to forget about this last one against Detroit, Nobody will.

Nobody who follows baseball, anyway. When it. comes down to instant, and sometimes even perpetual recognition, nothing beats pitching a no-hitter, or 4no-no" as some pitchers refer to it. He Remembers It Too 461 was with nine different ball clubs and won more than 200: games," the late Bobo Newsom used to say, "and some. guy'11 come up to me and say, Hey, I remember you, you pitched a no hitter Yeah, I remember it, too, Got beat in 10 innings by One hundred seventy four nohitters have been pitched since the National and American Leagues were established and that includes the three turned in this season, Ryan's two and the one.

KC's Steve Busby hurled against Detroit back in April, "Pitching a no hitter doesn't automatically make the. season for you," says Busby, the Royals' poised, highly intelli. gent 22-year-old righthander struggling along with a 7.10 figure now, remember Bo Belinsky's no-hitter and some of the others who pitched no hitters, That's all. many of them ever did, It shows you how much luck is Involved. think the majority of no hitters are the result of luck.

Yes, I consider mine one of them," It was Lefty Gomez who popularized the saying, "I'd rather be lucky than good," and 1. you study the list of those: who have pitched nor hitters you'll spot both types, Some of The Ones You'll find Hall of Famers Cy Young, Walter. Johnson, Bob Feller, Carl Hubbell, Warren Spahn and Sandy Koufax and you'll also find Bill McCahan, Dave Morehead, Don Nottebart, Jack Kralick and George Culver. Perhaps the luckiest of all though was Alva "Bobo" Holloman, a husky right-handed nothing-baller from Thomaston, who should be pushing about 50 Bobo wasn't the greatest pitcher in the world by any means, but what a talker! He was so good, he could talk the paint off a picture frame, and he came close to talking the ears off both. B111 Veeck and Marty Marion back in 1953.

Veeck was running the St. Louis Browns then and Marion was managing them, Holloman had been purchased from Syracuse for $10,000 down and 1f. the Browns kept him after June 15 they'd have to shell out $25,000 more, Marion had made up his mind to send. him back to the minors by May, and that's when Holloman really turned on the talk pleading for at least one chance to start a ball game, "Okay," Marion finally agreed. "Anything to give my ears a rest." Holloman Starts Game Holloman started a game against the Philadelphia A's.

Everyone expected him to get bombed and he did, all right. You never saw so many line drives in your life, except the Browns performed like acrobats in the field that night, They made one high-wire grab after another, catches which astounded even them, and when the game was all over Holloman had a no-hitter in his first major league start, never forget that ball game if I live to be 90," says Vic. who played first base for the Browns that night, barely getting in front of a smoking ground ball in time for the final out, Bobo Holloman will never forget that game either. It was the only complete one he pitched all season, and he was sent back to the minors before the year was out. remember you," said a guy who recognized him some years later, "You're the fella who pitched that no "Yeah, that's me," confessed Bobo.

didn't really have my good stuff that night, ether." INDOOR AND OUTDOOR FLEA MARKET Fire Hall, Breezewood, Pa, Antiques Coins Collectors Items ALL DAY July 22 (Sunday) FOOD and PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE Phones: 1814) 735-4440 or 735-9913 LEADING, BATTERS National AB R. H. PCT. Mota, LA 62 207 26 72 1348 Watsn, Ho' 99 368 68 121 .329 Unsr, Ph 74 236 38 77 ..326 Rose, Ci 95 385 63 125 .325 Mdx, SF 81 318 43 103 .324 Ordi, Ch 88 313 53 .323 Mthws, SF 86 297 43.96 .323 Rbnsn, Ph 58 208 29 67 .322 Gdsh, SF 83 316 33 100 .316 Cdeno, Ho 78 294 55 93 ,316 American League AB R. H.

PCT. Bibg, NY 62 190 32 68 $358 Crw, Min 87 336 58 118 4351 Hortn, De 58 209 28 73 :349 May, Mil 92 375 60 120 .320 Davis, Ba 73 295 27 93 .315 DAin, Ch 69 245 39: 76 310 Mrcr, NY 97 383 53 117 1305 Blair, Ba 85 286 45 86 4301 Bmiy, Ba 63 186 37 56 .301 Meltn, Ch 88 323 49 97 .300 Maby, KC 94 317 59 95 .300. Home Runs National League: Stargell, Pitt 27; Evans, Atl 26; Aaron, Atl and Bonds, SF 25; Johnson, Atl and Monday, Chi 21, American League: Mayberry, KC and Jackson, Oak 20; Hendrick, Cleve and Otis, KC 19; Murcer, NY and Bando, Oak 18. Runs Batted In National League: Bench, Cin 71; Stargell, Pitt 68; Evans, At1 65; Bonds, SF. 63; May and Watson, Hou and Luzinski, Phil American League: Mayberry, KC 80; Jackson, Oak 74; Murcer, NY 66; Darwin, Minn 61; Melton, Chi 59, Pitching National League: Bryant, SF 14-7; Billingham, Cin 13-6; Sutton, LA 12-5; Osteen, LA and Wise, St.L 11-5; Reuss, Hou 7.

American League: Wood, Chi 18-12; Coleman, Det 15-8; Hunter, Oak 14-3; Singer, Cal 14-5; Holtzman, Oak 14-9. Jay Sigel Is Winner Of Amateur Golf FLOURTOWN, Pa. (UPI) Defending champion Jay Sigel of Wayne rallied from a fourth place tie Thursday to win the 60th Pennsylvania Ainateur golf championship for the fifth. time in his career. Sigel scored rounds of 73-75- 74-75 over the three days of the tournament at the delphia Cricket Club for a total of 297.

Entries played 36 holes the final day. Sigel scored an eagle on the 490-yard par five seventh hole when. he hit the green with a four wood and then sank a 25- foot putt. He was three strokes behind the leader, Fred 'Von Bargen of Scranton, before the start of' the final day's play. Von Bargen, the leader the first.

two days, finished In: a tie for 'second place with 72. 72-77-79-300. He shared that spot with Gordon Brewer of Abington, who had rounds of In. third place were two more players in a tie, Jimmy Sykes of Abington at 302 and Gary Hardin, Philadelphia, the son of Temple University Football Coach Wayne Hardin. Ron Milanovich of Pittsburgh shot a 304 to tie Steve Brew.

ton, also of Pittsburgh for fourth place. MEETINGS SHIFTED MILWAUKEE (UPI) Base. ball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced Thursday that base. ball's summer meetings have been shifted from San Diego to Milwaukee, The decision to move the meetings. was made by base.

ball's Executive council. THE DAILY NEWS, Huntingdon and Mount Union, July 20, 1973 PAGE 5 HARRISBURG (UPI) The state Justice Department has begun an investigation into possible manipulation of gasoline and oll supplies and prices in Pennsyl. vania, A Justice Department spokesman said the investigation began July 11 but was not made public until Wednesday by. Gov, Milton J. Shapp.

Announcement of the state probe followed charges by the Federal. Trade Commission that the nation's eight largest off companies have been conspiring to monopolize the petroleum industry, The Justice Department spokesman said even though the state investigation may duplicate the federal government's, it will be continued. "We have taken our action in Pennsylvania. and we are not going to sit around and do nothing just because the federal government is acting," he said. don't know what the results will be." Shapp said in a statement the investigation would seek to determine if the supply of gasoline and oil Is adequate and it there has been a conspiracy to drive independent oli gasoline dealers out of business, "Because gasoline prices have been caught in the current in.

flationary spiral, the Commonwealth must ssek to determine if these inflationary are justified," Shapp said, "The closing of these independent stations would eliminate aL strong source of tition to the major companies and could therefore, result in further Inflation." The governor invited consum. ers and dealers who have complaints to send them to John Antonuk, Department of Jus. tice, Capitol Annex, Harrisburg, or call 1717-787-3619. Folksy State Will Oil Companies (Cont'd from Page 1) Treasury Secretary George Shultz and his. secretary and led Ervin to believe the Secret Service would make: available to the Senate committee tapes of Nixon's conversations with Watergate figures, Aides Give Version Aides to Ervin gave this version of the "great Watergate hoax." A little after noon Thursday, Dan Smith, an Ervin assistant, received a phone call in the senator's office, "This is Secretary Shultz's office," a woman's voice said, "The secretary wants to talk with Senator Smith put the call on hold and the call was disconnected, But, like all good secretaries, the woman called back, Smith explained Ervin was in the hearing room and said he would.

transfer the call there, He then ran down the hall to tell Ervin the call was on the way. Rufus Edmiston, Ervin's sonal counsel, took the call in the committee room, 441 picked up the phone and the voice said 'Secretary Shultz for Senator Edmiston said, "I thought it was about the Secret Service, and I called the senator to the phone." Ervin was on the phone several minutes but has not revealed exactly what "Secre. tary Shultz" told him. Sen. Howard Baker, R- the committee vice chairman, talked with Ervin when he came out of the phone booth, Zenith Radios Sales Service Mount Union Antenna Co.

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for the between Ervin and Nixon, Ervin made the dramatic announcement when the mittee resumed its session at 2 pam, Shortly afterward, committee counsel Samuel Dash got a call from Leonard Garment, Nixon's counsel, told me it obviously was not a proper statement because Shultz had not called Senator Ervin and the President had not made any Dash said. Edmiston then called the Treasury got Shultz on the phone and asked him if he had called Ervin. the hell are you. talking Shultz was quoted as replying. He had not been watching the hearings and did not know about the announcement.

Thirty-five minutes after his first announcement, Ervin took over the microphone and announced it had all been a hoax, Watergate (Cont'd from Page 1) Immediately after the and that task gave him the lawyer-client relationship which sealed his lips, By mid-July, he said, he was disgusted with what he had learned, "I wanted out." He was asked if he told Nixon or his closest. aides, H. R. Haldeman and John D. Ehrlicman--both of whom are sche.

duled to testify next weekabout the cover-up. He did not, he said. "I was precluded by the oath I took as a lawyer," he said. Judge Rejects Claim Judge John J. Sirica, presiding over the first Watergate trial, considered that claim, rejected it, and ordered Mard1an to testify before the grand jury.

Mardian said that freed him to testify before the Senate panel. On one occasion, Mardian said, he ignored the silence he had imposed upon himself to try to warn Clark MacGregor, the former White House official who succeeded: Mitchell as campaign director, that his blanket press. conference of CRP's involvement in the scandal were "untrue." At the Republican convention, Mardian said, he finally told MacGregor. "He got very upset," he said. Mardian said MacGregor told him 'that when he took the job he had been assured none at CRP were involved.

"I'm relying on that," MacGregor said, according to Mardian, 441 don't want to hear about it. Heatedly, sometimes testily, Mardian disputed previous tes. timony implicating him In the cover- up. The testimony came from Mitchell, John W. Dean III and Jeb Stuart Magruder, the deputy campaign director who admits he committed perjury.

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and Mrs. Floyd Bollinger of Fairiess Hills are ing with relatives In the area, including Mrs. Bollinger's mother, Mrs. Burse Woomer and family. Guests during the weekend of Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene Gracey were Mrs. Homer Dell of Huntingdon, mr. nd Mrs. Kermit Wible, and Mr.

and Mrs. Larry Markley, of Saxton. Friday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leavelle were Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Berch of Burhnam and Mr. and Mrs. John Daffner of Harrisburg. Mr.

and Mrs. John Leabhart of Morrisville and their grand-son, Craig Leabhart of Englishtown, Nada, spent the weekend and Mrs. Edwin Haeth and family. Mrs. Jean Hinis enjoyed a.trip to Kutztown, along with her er, Mrs.

James Cook of Coalmont and Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Brumbaugh and son, Michael, of Saxton. The attended the Pennsylvania's Dutch Festival. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewees Brown and son, Galen, spent an joyable three-day vacation at Big Creek Lake, Md. from Sunday until Tuesday. On Wednesday, they drove to Pittsburgh and visited Mrs. Brown's niece, Mrs.

Robert Ehrhardt family until Saturday. Mrs. Charles Conley and three children, Jimmy, Michael and Tina, of Akron, Ohio stayed last week with relatives in Broad Top. Billy Pearson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Pearson, will undergo surgery on his foot at Nason Hospital Hospital Roaring Spring on Thursday. Relatives. of Mrs. Gertrude (Shanefelter) Brown of Mich, received word on Saturday of her unexpected death. Mrs.

Brown was a native of Broad Top City, Funeral serviceswere held for her on Wednesday with interment at the Broad Top City I. 0, O. F. cemetery. Petersburg Native Ends SCI Ministry Prtoestant Chaplain Kenneth Anderson, a native of Petersburg, retired Wednesday, after 18 year's service at Rockview.

State Correctional Institution. The graduate of Susquehanna University at Selinsgrove and the Lutheran Theological Semanary in Philadelphia was ordained in 1938. At that time he established a mission in northeast Philadelphia and worked. there four years. From 1943 to 1950 he served in Pottstown and then moved to Mechanicsburgfor a two-year, pastorate.

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