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BEST COPY AVAILABLE Chicago Tribune, Thursday, April 30,. 1981 .1 Section 4.3 3 CI 'fL 2 lu li. '1 I If r-jZV- via -4 I Vj.W rWS 1 i Tnbuns Photoi by David Nystrom J. I Bears Coach Neill Armstrong (left) seems pleased in second photo) and Jim Parmer update the drafting Manager 'Jim Finks watches the board to see who's, first round, Baylor linebacker fvlike Singletary (right), about the team's 11 draft choices. Scouts Bill Tobin (left board, which is normally classified top secret.

General taking whom. And one of the players the Bears took in answers questions Wednesday in Lake Forest. Bears draft Zettek from ND Team-by-team selections East Dallas Central Chicago 1-Ktrh Van Horn, ot, Southern Cal; 2-Mlk Singletary, Baylor, 3 Ken Margerum. wr, Stanford: 1Howtrd Richard, ot, Missouri; I Doug Donlay, wr, Ohio Stat; 3 Glen Tttentor, d. Brigham Young; 4a Scott Pelleur, lb, Washington State; 40 Oerrle Nelson, lb, Nebraska; 5 Denny SpradUn, lb, Tennessee; 6 Vine Skllllnge, db, Ohio Stele; 7a Ron Fellows, db, Miesourl; 7b Ken Milter, db, Etstern Michigan; S-Paul Plurowskl, lb, Florida state; Mike WHson, wr, Washington State; 10 Pat Graham, dt, California; 11 Tim Morrison, Georgia; 12 Nat Lundy, wr, Indiana.

West Atlanta 1 Bobby Butler, db, Florida State; 2 Lyman Whit, lb, Louisiana Stat; 3 Scott Woarnar, db, Georgia; 4 John Scully, Notra Dame: 5 Erlo Sanders, ot, Nevada-Reno; Harry Stanback, dt. North Carolina; 8 Clifford Toney, db, Auburn; Calvin Fence, rb, Rice; 10 Robert Murphy, db, Ohio State; 11 Keith Chappalle, wr, Iowa; 12 Mark McCanta, db, Temple. Lot Angeles 1 Mel Owens, lb, Michigan; 2-Jim Conns, lb. Svracuee. 4 Todd Bell, db, Ohio State: 6 Reuben Henderson, db, San Diego State; 7 Jff Plsrwr, db, Southern Cal; 8 Scott Zettek, de, Notre Dame; 5 Frank Ditta, Baylor; 10 Tim Clifford, qb, Indiana; 11 Lonnle Johnson, rb, Indiana; 12 Bob Shupryt, lb, New Detroit 1 Mark Nlohols, wr, San Jos State; 2 Curtis Green, de, Alabama State; 3 Don Greco, Western Illinois; 4 Tracy Porter, wr, Louisiana State; 6 Larry Lee, UCLA; ft-Sam Johnson, do, Maryland; 7 La Splvay, t.

Southern Methodist; 8 Boo Mzlolex, te. Colorado; St Hugh Jar-nlgan, db, Arkansas. 9b Oave Martin, db, Vlllanovt; 10 Andy Cannavlno, lb, Michigan; 11 Willi Jackeon, db, Mississippi Stat. New York Glanta 1 Lawreno Taylor, lb. North Caro The chances of Zettek, who prepped at St.

Viator, will increase if he gets past May 2. On that date in 1978 and in 1979, he underwent surgery, first on his left knee, then his "He does not have the physical qualities of the sure-' fire guys, but he certainly is a willing guy and there's always room for players like that," said Finks. Zettek and ninth-rounder Ditta joined Van Home, Singletary, and Margerum on the first-team Associated Press All-America squad last year. The 6-2, 264-pound Ditta may have the best chance of all the second-day choices to make the team. "They told me they were looking, for guards," said Ditta.

THE BEARS ALWAYS take a quarterback to fiU training camp needs. Finks said Clifford's arm compared with last year's ninth-round choice, Turk Schonert, who was cut and claimed by the Cincinnati Bengals. "My ability to come up with the big play is my strong suit," said Clifford. "They say I don't have a strong arm, but my touch and ability to read defenses gets me by." Johnson also fills the training camp roster and Shupyrt, who prepped at Hillcrest High School, is just happy to be invited. "I didn't know I was that good," Shupyrt told the Bear scouts.

With that, ha became the first draftee to get a chance to prove himself wrong. Continued from page 1 a little afraid of myself," he said. He said he has never hurt anyone with his tackles. "If you play the game the way it's supposed to be played, nobody gets hurt," he said. Singletary has been a linebacker from his first day on a football field.

"They gave a guy the ball and said, 'Now you stop I was the smallest kid on the field. He was a lot larger than me. I tackled him and did a little growling. The coach said, 'You look like a linebacker. "I said, 'What's a v.

"He said, 'You get over there and you hit "I said, Told that Butkus was once accused of biting an official, Singletary said: "As rude as that sounds, I like that. I wouldn't do it. I have a lot of respect for officials. But when somebody else does it, I like it." GENERAL MANAGER Jim Finks put his sixth and seventh-round cornerbacks, San Diego's Reuben Henderson and USC's Fisher, into that gray area of talent that no computer or scouting method can measure. "A lot of times, you don't get a handle on defensive backs," he said.

The best one in football last season, Oakland's Lester Hayes, was a Finks said the Bears would try to find free-agent wide receivers and defensive backs everywhere from doorsteps to basketball courts. Receiver James Scott, who left them Monday night for Canada, appeared from' nowhere in 1976. lina; 2 Dav Young, ts, Purdue; 3-John Mistier, wr, Arlnna State; 4- Clifford Chatmen, rb, Central Stat (Okie Bill Neill, dt, Pitt; a MeMn Hoover, wr, Arizona State; Sketches of the Bears' 1981 college draft choices Keith Van Home The first lineman selected in the draft, the 6-6Vt, 265-pound Van Home is a "can't miss" prospect expected to make his presence felt immediately. Coach Neill Armstrong doesn't know whether he will play left or right tackle, but the guess is left tackle, where starter Ted Albrecht was drafted as a guard. Scout Jim Parmer called him "the second best tackle I've seen in a long time." No.

1 in Parmer's estimation was Van Home's 1979 USC teammate, Anthony Munoz of the Bengals. "He (Van Home) finishes his man off better than anyone," said Parmer. "I don't know that he is as proficient as Dennis Lick was pass blocking when he came out, but the rest Is better. And he's a better athlete than we felt Ted Albrecht was coming out. This guy is going to be kinda special." Mike Singletary The Bears figured this 5-11V, 230-pound middje linebacker would be drafted late In the first round.

When he went through the first few picks in the second round, the Bears traded their fifth-round pick to San Francisco to Jump from 10th to 8th and grab Singletary before the Vikings could. At Baylor, where he was a first-team All-America, he cracked helmets in his zest to tackle. "He'll have the opportunity to show us whether he can start or not," said Coach Neill Armstrong. He was a unanimous choice as captain in his last two years. Ken Margerum Northwestern Coach Dennis Green, who coached Margerum for three years at Stanford, calls the MOV 170-pound wide receiver a sure bet to make it.

"His strength Is he can go get the ball, over the middle, deep, any place. He has long legs, so he plays like he's 6- He's awfully hard to cover one-on-one, and he can lay out and catch the ball better than anybody." He bfoke receiving records held by ex-Stanford greats Gene Washington, Tony Hill, and James Lofton. I Todd Bell A 6-OVj, 207-pound safety at Ohio State, Bell will be tried at both cornerback and safety. He excels on special teams. Bell broke Jesse Owens' Ohio high school long jump record with a 24-3V4 leap.

He has 9.7 speed, but never showed the quickness' required of a higher draft choice. 3a Qreg Melsner, dt, Pitt: 3b Robert Cobb, de, Arizona; 4 George Ula, Michigan; ft-William Daniels, dt, Alabama State. 7a Ron Battle, te, North Texae State; 7b Mike Clark, Green Bay oe, r-ionae; 8 Art piunkett, ot, Nevada-Las Vegas: Ron Seawell. 1 Rlnh Camnhell- oh. California fi am I muAm tm Tayaa-Arilnntafl lb, Portland State: 10 Robert Alexander, rb.

West Virginia; 11 Marcellus Oreane, db, Arizona; 12 Jairo State; 4 Richard Turner, dt, Oklahoma; 5 Byron Bragga, dt Alabama. renararaa, re, uula. New Orleans neo nrmenei, miwoun, I tAJArta IK ftlata- Tim Hullman, 't, Notr Oame; ID ntcxy neit. qo, lunne; 1 1 rweai Sb Edward Neel, rb, Tuskegee; 7 Louie Jackeon, rb, Cal Pory-SLO; 8a John Power, Michigan; Bb-Mark Read, qb, Moorhead ScBM Ard, g. Wake Forest; 9 Byron Hunt, lb, Southern Methodist; 10 Mike Barker, dt, Grambllng; 12 Mike Matter, to, Western Ulinote.

Philadelphia 1 Leonard Mitchell, de, Houston-, a-Ooan Mlraktl, Utah; 3-Grej Let-leur, te, Loulelana Stele; 4 Ca(vin Murray, rb, Ohio Stat; 7a Alan Dun-tan, kicker, Tennessee: 7b Ooak 'Field, lb, Baylor; S-Chuck Commie-toy, o. Mlsslselppl; 10-Hubert Okver, rb, Arizona; 11 Gen Davis, dt, Virginia Union; 12 Ray Elite, db, Ohio Slat. St. Loula 1-EJ. Junior, lb, AJabamt; 2-Nerl Lomax, qb, Portland Stat; 3 -Jafli Grtffln, db, Utah; Sieve Rhodes, wr.

Oklahoma; 5-ohn Glllan, lb, Illinois: 6 Dav Ahrene, lb, Wisconsin; 7 Kevin Oonnallay, db, North Dakota State; ft Mlk Fteher, wr, Baylor; -Stump Mitchell, rb, The Citadel; 10a James Mallard, wr, Alabama; 10b Jim Joiner, wr, Miami 11 Mlk Sherrod, te, Illinois; 12-oe Adama, Nabreeka. Washington 1 George Rogers, rb, South Carolina: 2a Russell Gary, db, Nebraska; 2b Ricky Jackeon, lb, Pitt; 3a frank Warren, de, Auburn; 3b Hoby Brenner, te, Southern Cat; 5a Louis Oubre, ot, Oklahoma; 5b Jerry vetora, t. unanoma; i wm uewre, Southern Mrsslaalppl. Minnesota 9a Mardv MeDol. wr.

Mleslasfool Boyarexy, at, cm; oa Nat Hudson, og, Georgia: (b Johnnie Poe, db, State; 2b-Robin SerxHeln, lb, Texas; Missouri; dc Glen Redd, lb, Brigham Young: 7 Kevin Williams, wr. South 2c Jar vis Redvrlne, rb, Nebraska; 3 Tim Irwin, Tennsssss. 4 John Swain, db. Miami ern Cel; St Gen Gladys, rb, Perm state; od Kevin Evans, db, Arkansas; 9 Toussalnt Tyler, rb, WaaMngton: 5-Wende Ray, de, Missouri; 7-Oon Shaver, rb, Kutitown Stale; 8 Wed 10 Mokle Gaan, rb, Louisiana State; 11 Lester Mlckens, wr, Kansas; Wilson, qb-p, test texts state; 10-lam Murohv, wr. Utah Stat: 11 William Stephanoo, ot, Boston College; 12 Brian William, te Southern.

12 orm wiiks, ot, sen Diego state. San Francisco 1 Ronnie Lott, db. Southern Cal; 1 Mark May, ot, 3-Rue Grimm, 0. Prit; 4 Tom Fltek, qb, Tampa Bay Reuben Henderson 1 Hugh' Grn, de-lb, Pitt; 2 James Wilder, rb, Missouri; 4-John Holt, db, West Texas Stat; ft Denver Johnson, Tutsa; Mik 2 John Harty, dt, Iowa; 2b Enc Wright, db, Missouri; 3 Carrion WD-Uemson, db, Pitt; 5e Lynn Thomas, db, Pffi; 5b Arrlngton Jones, rb, Wln-tton-Selem; ft-Pete Kugler, ot Perm State; ft-Geny White, rb, Minnesota; 11 Ronnie DaBose, t. UCLA: 12a Major Ogllvl.

rb, Alabama; 12b Jo Adams, qb, Tennessee Washington; 5e Dexter Manley. de, Oklahoma State; 5b Gery Sayre, Cameron Stat-, ft Larry Kubin, rb, Penn State; ft Cheney Brown, wr, South Carolina State; 8 Oerryl Grant, No; 10 PhH Keeeel. qb. Northern Michigan: 11 Jerry Hill, wr. Northern Ford, qb, Southern Mthodlt; 10 Kn McCun.

d. Texee 11 John Rty Smith, db, Lamar; Alabama; 12 CHnt Dldlar, wr, Port vA 6-1, 200-pound cornerback from San Diego State, Henderson is a good cover man with good feet and quickness, one of many rated in the middle the pack. "A lot of times you don't get a handle on defensive backs," said General Manager Jim Finks. Henderson will get plenty of opportunity to show he can Play. 12-erad Whit, dt, Tennessee.

state land Stat. 7T West Denver 1 Oennla Smith, db, Southern Cel; 2 Clay Brown, t. Brigham Young; 4 Mark Herrmann, qb, Purdue; 5 Ken Lanier, Florida State; ft-AMn Lewis, rb, Coloredo State; 7 Steve Buelek, lb, Southern Cel; (Rusty Olsen, de, Washington; 4, Dal UUalkar wr Miami fFla.V New York Jeta 1 Freeman McNeil, rb, UCLA; 2 Marlon Barber, rb, Mmneaota; 3 Ben Rudolph, dt, Long Beach State; 4 Alvin Washington, lb, Ohio State; 5 Tyrone Keys, de, Mississippi State; tWohn Woodring, lb, Brown; 7 Kenny Nell; de-dt. Iowa State; 6a Lloyd Jones, wr, Brighem Young; 6b J.C. Wette, db, Oklehoma; a Admiral Dewey Larry, db, Ncvada-Lee Vegae; 10 Marty Wetzel, lb, Tulane; 11 Edward Gall, dt, Maryland; 12 Mike Moeller, Drake.

12a John Hankerd, lb, Notre Dame; 12b-Mandal Robinson, rb, Wyoming Kansas City 1 Willi Scott, te. South Carolina: 2 Joe Dalanay, rb, Northweet East Baltimore 1 a Randy McMillan, rb, Pitt; 1b Oonnell Thompson, dt, North Car-, ollna; 3 Randy Van Dlvier, Washington; 4 Tim Sherwln, te, Boston College: ft-Bubba Green, dt, North Carolina State; 7 Obed Ariri, Clemson; He Ken Sltton, db, Oklahoma; So Hosea Taylor, dt, Houston; Tim Gooch, dt, Kentucky; 10a Gregg Gerken, lb. Northern Arizona; 10b Trent Bryant, db, Arkansas; 11 Holden Smith, wr, California; 12-Erle Scogglns, lb, Southern Cel. Jeff Fisher A former wide receiver, the 5-10V. 188-pound Fisher started at cornerback in USC secondary that included first-round draft choices Ronnie Lott and Dennis Smith.

Fisher returned punts two years. He made the alNPaciflc 10 academic team along with Van Home. Fisher began work on a master's degree In public administration last fall after earning a bachelor's degree. Scott Zettek Born -In Chicago, the 6-4Vt, 249-pound Zettek was an all-state player at St. Viator.

Surgery on both knees was one reason the Associated Press first-team All-America defensive end from. Notre Dame was hot a higher choice. He played defensive tackle for two years and says he wouldn't mind trying linebacker, if, necessary. Frank Ditta The fifth AP first-team All-America choice of the Bears, Ditta Is a 6-2, 264-pound guard who transferred from Oklahoma to Baylor. "Teams don't care where you're drafted after the first and second rounds.

They Just look for results," he said. Ditta and the Bears' second-round choice, Mike Singletary, shared an apartment in Houston one summer. Tim Clifford STEEL BELTED Buffalo 1 Booker Moore, rb, Pann State; 2a Chris Williams, db, Louisiana State; 2s Byron Franklin, wr, Auburn; 3a Mike Bosley, wr, Texae ASM; 3fc Robert Geathere, dt. South Carolina State; 6 Calvin Clark, da, Purdue; ft-floberl Holt, wr, Baylor; 7 Steve DooWtK, lb, Colorado; S-Robb Rid-dick, rb, MMersvllle; 10-JusHn Cross, I Western Coloredo; 11 Buster Bar- natt, la, Jackson State; 12 Keith Clark, lb, Memphle State. Miami 1 Oavld Overstreat, rb, Oklahoma; 2 Andra Franklin, rb, Nebraska; 4a Sam Greene, wr, Nevada-Las Veges; 46 Brad Wright, qb.

New Mexico; 5a Ken Poole, de. Northeast Loulslsna; Sb Tom Vigorito, rb, Virginia; 6a Mack Moore, de, Texas A a 6b Fulton Walker, db, West Vlr- ra; 7 Mike Daum, Cal Poly-SLO; William Judson, db, South Carolina State; 9 John Noonen, wr, Nebraska; 10 Steve Folsom, te, Utah; 11 Jim Jensen, qb, Boston 12 John dt, South Carolina Stat. Central Cleveland' 1 Hanford Dixon, db, Southern Mississippi; 4 Mlk Robinson, dt, Arlzon; 5 Steve Cox, kicker, Arkan-. tat; ft Ron Simmons, dt, Florida State: 7 Ed Johnaon, lb, Louisville; t-Rendy Schleuaener, og, Nebraska; 10a Allan Kennedy, ot, Washington Sttte; 10b Dean Prater, de, Oklehoma State; 11 Larry Friday, db, Mississippi Stats; 12 Kevin McQiK, dt, Oregon. Cincinnati 1 David Varaar, wr, Kansas; 2 Crla Collingsworth, wr, Florida; 3 John Simmons, db, Southern Methodist; 4-Guy Frailer, Wyoming: 5 Benjl Pryor, te, Pitt; ft Rex Roblneon, kicker.

Georgia: 7 Jefl Schuh, lb, Minnesota; ft Bob Kemp, db, Cel-FuHerton; St-Jim Hannula, t. Northern INInort; 9b Samoa Samoa, qb-rb, WaaMngton State; 10 Hubert Simpson, rb, Tennessse; 11 Robert Jeckson, db, Central Michigan; 12 Mark O'Conntll, qb, BaH Stat. Houston 3 Mlehl Holston, wr, Morgan State; 4 Nick Eyre, Brighem Young; Oerbert Fowler, lb, West Virginia; 6 Bill Kay, db, Purdue; 7 Don Washington, db, Texas All; 8 Willie Tun's, wr, Troy Slate; 8-Avon filiey, lb, UCLA; 10-Larry Jones, rb, Colorado State; 11 Claud Matthews, g. Auburn; 12-BIII Capece, Florida State. Pittsburgh 1 Keith Gery, d.

Oklahoma; 2 Anthony Washington, db, Fresno Stele; Rick Donnelley, North Carolina; 4 Robbie Martin, wr, Cal Poly-SLO; Ricky Martin, wr, Nw Mexico; 8 Bryan Wnkte. lb, Oregon; 7 David Little, lb, Florida; ft-Frank Wilson, rb. Rice; t-lamee Hunter, t. Southern Cel; 10-Miks Mayock, lb, Boston College; 11 Rk Trocano, qb, Pittsburgh, SMALL IMPORT I -CAR Tim If JEH 1 Louisiana; 3a Marvin Hsrvsy, te, Southern Mississippi; 3b Roger Taylor, Oklahoma State; 3c Lloyd Burruaa, db, Maryland; 4 Ron Washington, wr, Arizona State; ft Todd Thomas, ot, North Dakota; ft-Oock Lucki. dt, Florid; 7 Billy Jackson, rb, Alabama; 8 David Dom, wr, Rutgere; ft Anthony Vereen, db, Southeast Loulslena; 10 Les Stud-dard, Texaa; 11 Frank Case, de, Penn State; 12 Bob Gagllano, qb, Utah State.

Oakland 1a-Ted Watte, db, Texaa Tech; 1b Curt Marah, ot, Washington; 2 Howl Long, dt, 4 Johnny' Robinson, dt, Louisiana Tech; 5-Jamee Davla, do, Southern ft-Curt Mohl, UCLA; 10-Frank Hawklne. rb, Neveda-Reno; 11 Cheetar Willi, rb, Auburn; 12 Phil Nelson, Delewara. San Diego 1 Jam Brook, rb, Aubum; 5- livtn PhilHp. db, Arkeneae Tech; 4-Amo Lawrence, rb, North Carolina; 4b Erie Slevere, te, Meryland; S-Kolth Ferguson, db, Ohio Slate; 8a Drew Gleelnger, ot, Syracuse; Sb Bobby Duckworth, wr, Arktnttt; 7 Pete Holohan, te, Notre Dams; 10 Robert Perhem, rb, GremtHing; 11a Matt Petrzelke. Iowa; 11b-Carloa Bradley, lb, Wake Foreet; 12 Stecy Charles, wr, Bethune-Cook man, Seattle 1-Kenny Eealey, db, UCLA; 2 David Hughes, rb, Boise State; 3- Blll Dugan, Pann State; 4 Scott PhllHoe, wr, Brlglwn Young; 5 Edwin Btllty, South Ctrolin Stele; 8 Sieve Durhem, de, Clemson; 7t Ron Johnson, wr, Long Beach Stete; 7b Brad Scovlll, te, Penn Slate; ft Erlo Lane, rb, Brighem Young; 9a Jim Stone, rb, Notre Oame: 9b-Hm Whatley, wr, Washington Stele: 10 Ken Oawson, rb, Savannah State; 11 Lance Olendor, rb, Colorado; 12-0efl Bednarok, dt, Pacific.

RADIAL 17IIITE17ALLS with 2 BELTS of STEEL i Indiana's 6-1, 207-pound quarterback had an off-season as a senior after winning The Tribune's Silver Football as the Big 10's Most Valuable Player the previous year. Nagging injuries contributed to a drop from 160 completions to 105. He was the 'Most Valuable Player In the East-West Shrine game and also played In the Japan Bowl. Clifford was a pitcher and designated hitter for three years at Indiana. "I couldn't put my heart Into it this spring, but after yesterday (when he wasn't drafted) I was wondering if I should go back and play summer league," he said.

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a high draft choice. Bob Shupryt taosr caaa ON ALL INSTALLED AN EXTRA An ell-state high school player at Hlllcrest, Shupryt Is a 6-1, 205-Dound linebacker from New Mexico. He made seven 5 -al MaeB 0 TIRES quarterback sacks in his last game, 112 tackles during the year, exciuaing taxes FRONT-END WHEEL ALIGNMENT Inspect eH 4 lire set csster, camber and SO toe te prop align- ment. cul Krukow, Biickner help Cubs end skid COMPLETE SPECIAL SALE! 4-PLV POLYESTER WHITEWALLS A78X F78X14 $39 25 G78x14 lb. $41.95 56015-600 X15 $34.60 H78x 15......

$42.75 l.78xtb..,..$45.95 T. tt 6M2. I VAN BRAKE JOB I Turn druma. New A Baa s-aDK moet cere Tom Herr, and hit Sutter with a pitch to load the bases. Smith appeared and dodged the bullet, striking out Garry Templeton and retiring Tony Scott on a grounder.

Smith also escaped lOth-inning trouble by getting a rally-, busting double-play bouncer from pinch-hitter Dane Iorg. Happiest Cub of the Day honors, though, still had to go to Durham, the result of his homer off Sutter. 1 i "I was really keyed up to face him," said Durham, who was 2-for-4 against Sutter last season when Leon was with the Cardinals. time you face a guy you've been traded for, you really want to get a piece of him. This one really felt great," I "A homer is a homer Is a homer," said the I laconic Sutter when asked if the Durham shot which knifed through a 14 mile-an-hour wind and barely reached the basket in front of the left-field stands wasn't something of a cheapie.

"It won't be the last one I give up," over and it was a cripple for Buckner," said Porter. Buckner smashed It into deep right-center for a two-run double and a 3-1 Cub lead. Herzog devoted the rest of the Inning to playing the percentages. He brought In right hander Joe Edelen to face right hander Steve Henderson. Result; Run-scoring, single.

He brought lefty Jim Kaat to face the left-handed Durham. Result: Run-scoring triple. He brought righty Jim Otten to face right-handed Jerry Morales. Result: Run-scoring wild pitch. "I overmanaged that one," Herzog conceded.

Krukow Issued his sixth and seventh walks in the ninth inning and gave way to the fireballing Smith, Lee ending the game by getting a double-play grounder from Ken Oberkfell SMITH'S PERFORMANCE In the eighth inning of the nightcap, however, was far more Impressive. With the score tied, Kravec geve tin elnrtln f-i Ctvfnt ettfinnn a Continued from page 1 seventh-inning homer the hit coming oil' Bruce Sutter, of all people. (The contest will be resumed July 3 in the 12th inning, prior to the start of the Cardinals' next game at Wrigley Field.) "The pitching, that was the difference declared Buckner. "When we get good pitch- ing, we can be competitive." the opener's decisive rally started tnnocu- ously enough. Krukow singled with one out, but was forced by Ivan DeJesus.

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