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8B CITIZEN-TiMES, Aprii 7, 1974 Ripken Believes In Club Southern League Schedule a a jp i A 140 GAMES SEASON CLOSES SEPTEMBER Are usa. uontenaer.r SEASON OPENS APRIL 16 SIS APRIL 16 The Orioles will play three games in Orlando and have a three game scries at Jacksonville before coming home. "That will give us a chance to get set for the opener tt McCormick Field," said Taylor Duncan will return at third base and slugging Terry Clapp will be back as the catcher. "We'll have a much better outfield, good speed and good power. Our defense should be better," Ripken concluded.

Ripken said that while the lineup hasn't been officially set, he is expecting to have first baseman Dennis Silvey and outfielder Chuck Heil on his team along with several returning pitchers. He added that there is a possibility that Enka's 15-Hit Attack Stops Cidlowhee, 10-5 Enka High's baseball team rebounded from Friday's loss to Anthony Captures Akron Keg Event Irliln lYnn-iA h.t14U 4ll (afrilAC oni AT AT AT AT AT AT AT AT ORLANDO JACKSONVILLE SAVANNAH COLUMBUS MONTGOMERY BIRMINGHAM ASHEVILLE KNOXVILLE May 37 31 29-M May 24 24.19.24 May 1M4-1S May t-10-1 1-12 May 4-7-4 April 22-23-24 Aorll 25-24-27-2I CONSERVE July lf-2fr2122 July July 1-2-3 Juna 24-29-30 JuM 24-25-24-27 Juna 10-11-12-13 Junt 14lt-X ORLANDO Saptl-2 All. 30-31 Auj. 20-21-22-23 Aul.37-H.lt Auf 14.15-14 Au.l-2-J MaylJ.14-1 May 23-24-25-24 May 4-7-4 May 4-10-1 1-12 AP'II 23-24-27-21 Apf1t2t-2M4 JACKSONVILLE FUEL Julyl-2-S July 11-12-13-14 Jn. 24-29-24-27 Jn.24-29-30 JulU 14-13-14 JruIMMMS MM-3-4- Aut.

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24-25-26 I OIIJJJ game uu oumtj an BY RICHARD MORRIS Citizen Sports Editor With only a week remaining before the April 16 Southern League season opened in Orlando, the Ashevilie O's are shaping up as a contender for Western Division honors. "We'll pick our squad early next week and from the way things are shaping up I think our fans will be pleased with our team," said Cal Ripken, beginning his third season as Ashevilie manager. Ripken, who managed the O's to an Eastern Division title in 1972 and to second place in the Western Division with a young team last season, said he was certain that a number of the players from last year would be with the O's this season to form a nucleus for a strong club. The veteran minor league manager indicated that he expected Montgomery's defending champions to be the team to beat again but noted that virtually every team in the AA circuit will be stronger "We had an excellent spring training camp at Miami where the weather was hot and dry. I think we'll get off to a better start than in the past and that will help," Ripken said.

AKRUiM, umo (Af) tan was eight pins ahead aner iwo Anthony, a 35-year-old crew cut frames. In the third, he left the 4-6 split, failed to make the pro from Tacoma, pro duced strikes in the clutch Sat Reynolds with a 10-5 win over Cullowhee High Saturday. The Jets, who suffered their, first loss in a 7-6 setback by the Rockets, extended their season record to 5-1 with the win over the Rebels. John Morgan, who needed relief from Jeff Jackson, in the fifth, picked up the win over Enka. spare and fell behind.

Midway through the match he doubled and was eight pins ahead of Anthony. But Anthony urday to capture the top spot in the $125,000 Tournament of Champions, Anthony earned $25,000 fori rolled three straight strikes and dropping Johnny Petraglia of; regained the lead after the New York 216-213 in the final eighth frame. tournament on the Professional! The Tacoma pro spared in Bowlers' Association winter 'the ninth, got a strike and a tour. snare in the tenth and finished The 27-year-old Petraglia with 216. earned $14,000 for second plaeej Petraglia posted strikes in HARRY'S CadillaeoPomlae BEST FOR SERVICE 819 Patton Ave.

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