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i A Saturday, May 29, 1971 apac THE TIMES HERALD PAGE 3, SECTION r-a i 1 iJ SyWiltil TV Previews Prep Baseball runs with a double for Dryden. Ken Kohler led the Green Devils with two singles. MILLINGTON M'VILLE Millington claimed its 17th straight win of the season be-behind the one-hit pitching of Bob Lansford. Lansford also racked up 15 strikeouts. A fourth inning single by Mayville's Gary Tomilson broke up the Cardinal juniors bid for a no-hitter.

Dave Kern, Jeff Cook and Terry Castle each had two hits for the winners. Channel 7. It is scheduled for a two-hour showing. Mission: Imossible at 7:30 p.m. goes to school.

There is a campus confrontation and some corrupt politicians try to foment trouble. "Lady the NBC Movie at 8:30 p.m., has Paul Newman and David Ni-ven for the ladies and Sophia Loren for the men and that takes care of nearly everyone. Arnie at 9 p.m. learns con- elusion-jumping is a dan- gerous thing when his daugh- ter's prom date is cancelled. 1 Cloris Leachman as Phyllis has her moment in the spotlight of another very good Mary Tyler Moore show at 9:30 p.m.

A two-year-old show is repeated on Mannix at 10 STA BASE BALL STANDINGS 12 2 Armada 6 6 Richmond II 3 He Hoven 5 9 D'vfleri 8 Mtmm.i 4 6 Brown City 0 14 Caput's Chiefs won their fuM Southern Thumb Association bdsehall title since l2 with a 6-1 win over New Haven. The Chiefs relied on youth all season lung with Friday being no different as Coach Cliff Welhnan was faced with the senior trip problem. Shortstop Jim Gottschalk along with Dale Mills are the only starting seniors on the championship club leaving six other positions filled next season already. Felix Sanchez was the winning pitcher. The junior righthander struck out eight in recording his sixth win in eight decisions.

A double by Mike Rosas in the fifth inning drove in two runners to sew it up for Ca-pac. Ray Davila and Dave Biga-nowski each had two singles for the Chiefs. In a make-up STA game, Al-mont blasted Memphis 13-3 behind Roger Spalding. Millington, champion in the Greater Thumb Conference, took a non-league contest from Mayville, 9-0. ALMONT EM PHIS John Bourque and Mark Hammond each pounded out three hits in the 15-hit attack to lead Almont.

By TV SCOUT BEST BET No Selection Today. If you're a car racing fan you will be delighted to see, for the first time, the Indianapolis 500 on home TV on the same day it is run showing at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 12 and at 8:30 p.m. on Skies Over Port Huron Date: Saturday, May 29, 1971. Sunset: 8 p.m.

today. Sunrise: 4:54 a.m. Sunday. Moonrise: 10:52 a.m. Sunday.

Moonset: 12:22 a.m. Sunday. Age of Moon: 4.7 days old. Interesting Facts: The temperature of a star is determined by the number of lines in its spectrum. The hotter the star, the fewer the lines because few elements can exist in their natural state at these high temperatures.

Planetarium Show: "From Astrology To Astronomy" Saturday and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. with half-hour programs at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, 3:30 and 4:30. CHICKEN in th CLASS A Denny's Bar broke a 3-3 tie in the last of the fifth inning and went on to an 8-3 win over Don Brewer Dodge to remain the only unbeaten team in the division. Every other team has lost at least two games. Al Sharrow broke the game open with a triple to score two runs and then came home himself on a wild pitch.

Rick Hija led Denny's attack with three hits. Pappy's rallied for four runs in the last of the seventh inning to nip Platzer's 10-9. Joe Urban's third hit of the game scored two runs to tie the score with Gary Marinez bringing home the winning run. Tom Mitchell also had three hits for Pappy's. Jim Venia had four hits for Plat-zer's and Tim Koerber three.

Tower Bowl held off Port Huron Business Service 6-5 with the winning run coming on a fence clearing shot at Knox Field by Ed Kliemcm. Dom Tassoni brought in two runs in a five-run fourth. Cliff Frizzle had a pair of hits for Business Service which played the game under protest for an alleged illegal delivery by the Tower Bowl pitcher. CLASS Jerry Fournier scored the winning run for R. J.

Smith in the last of the seventh on a passed ball after he had opened the frame with his second hit as Smith downed Peerless Cement 6-5. Bud Jones drove in four runs with two triples and a single and Bob Robinson had four hits for Peerless. Streamline Bar scored early to down Dunn Paper 16-11 with George Murdick rapping a grand slam homer to cap a seven run first inning. Duane Burt had three hits for Dunn. Mark Anter delivered a grand slam homer on his second at bat in the first inning as Plaza Billiards scored 16 times in the first two stanzas on its way to downing Enright Service 21-15.

Bob Cook had three hits for the winners. Steve Landschoot drove in four runs with three doubles for Enright. Sizzling T-Bone Steaks French Fried Shrimp, Jumbo Frg Lagi, French Frictd SoHoM, Fraih Fickarel, WhltafUh (Mid Famous Ronohburgon. Special ftwtlneu Man's Iwnsheons. Jim Walker also added two hits good enough from three runs batted in.

Tom Shonk had a pair of doubles, Bill Shank and Bob Heileg a pair of singles to lead the losing effort. DRYDEN-BROWN CITY Dryden moved into third place all alone with a 7-4 win over winless Brown City. Bob Mason was the winning pitcher in relief, with Phil Ferguson popping a pair of hits to lead the Cardinals. Chris Ferguson drove in two Sports WEST HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) Dick Gibbs of Texas-El Paso and three other draft choices have signed with the New York Nets of the American Basketball Association, it was announced today.

The others are Mike Necaise of William Carey College, Blaine Henry of Marshall and William Warner of Arizona. SEATTLE (AP) The Washington State Athletic Commission voted unanimously Friday to grant a boxing license to Muhammad Ali, clearing the way for a possible fight here this summer with Jimmy Ellis. The bout, between the two former champions, would be promoted by Tennis Unlimited, which also promoted Ali's fight with Jerry Quarry in January. Harold Conrad, a vice-presi- NOW SHOWING McMORRAN AUDITORIUM THRU THURSDAY JUNE 3rd SHOWTIME-WEEKDAYS 7-9 P.M. SUN.

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Adm. $1 .75 Children Under 1 2 Free times the Laughter CLASS Peanut House stayed unbeaten by rapping Shamrock Inn 16-1 in five innings. Al Luna drove in three runs with two triples and a single. Joe Gauhther had two RBIs with two triples and a single. Jim Parker and Rick St.

Onge each added homers. Sassanella Construction won a pitchers' battle from VFW 3-2 as each team managed but three hits. Carl Schott tripled in a run for Sassanella. Grand Trunk handed Wirtz Manufacturing its first defeat 10-6 as Bob Williams drove in three runs with a triple and single. Ken Campbell and Butch McGregor each added two hits for the winners.

Tom Bickford drove in two runs with a triple and two singles. PORT HURON Marty Prevost struck out 15 in pitching Beard-Campbell to a 6-0 win over A W. Prevost allowed two hits to keep his mates unbeaten. Ted Curtiss had a pair of hits for B-C. Norm Schuck whiffed 12 as he hurled a four-hitter in leading Peoples Bank to a 6-1 win over Coca-Cola.

Tony Pearson led Peoples attack with his second home run of the season. He, Art Diaz and Tony Moncrief had two hits for Coke. Webb Fuel gained its first win and handed Old Timers their first loss 10-2. Eddie Thomas gained the win getting two-hit support from Rob Grant. Murray Zimmer nipped Medics 8-7 in Evening Minor 8:30 My Three Sons, 2 Movie, 4 Movie, 5 Indianapolis 500 Auto Race, 7 9:00 Arnie, 2 The Performers, 9, 10 9:30 Mary Tyler Moore, 2 My Kind Of Country, 9, 10 To Be Announced, 12 10:00 Mannix, 2 News, 9, 10, 12 10:15 Movie, 9 10:30 News, 5 7 Movie, 12 10:35 Movie, 10 11:00 News, 2, 4, 7 Movie, 5 2 Tonight, 4 Movie, 7 Channel 56 6:00 Free Play 7:00 NET Playhouse Biography MHz 9:00 Soul 10:0016 MM 10:30 To Be Announced 2 GREAT FEATURES OPEN 7:00 COLOR by Oelu.e" United Artists SUZANNE FLESBETTE Television Briefs dent of Tennis Unlimited and a close associate of Ali, told the Post-Intelligencer by telephone from New York that Seattle has a chance of landing the Ali-Ellis fight.

He said each fighter would be guaranteed $600,000. Morley Brotman, a local sports promoter, said he has booked the Seattle Coliseum for Aug. 2. VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) A blunder by Soviet Grandmaster Mark Taimanov on the 46th move Friday enabled U.S.

Grandmaster Bobby Fischer to win his fifth straight game in their quarter-final elimination round to determine a challenger for the World Chess Championship. The game had been adjourned Thursday after the 41st move with Fischer a pawn ahead and holding a slight initiative. In only five moves and five minutes of play Friday, Taimanov managed to regain the initiative, then lose a rook and the game. Fischer now needs only a draw in the next five games of the 10-game match to advance in the challengers' playoff series. Eventual winner of the series will meet current world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union for the title.

CFL Tries For U.S. TV Audience HAYWARD, Calif. (AP) -The Canadian Football League, which has lured some big-name U.S. college players north, may take away some of college football's television audience this fall. 1 The International Broadcasting an independent network with headquarters here, announced that CFL games will be telecast next season, mostly on Saturday afternoons, to at least 15 major U.S.

cities. Robert M. Green, president of the network, said the U.S. television rights were purchased for about $500,000. The CFL's commissioner, Jake Gaurdaur, was here for Thursday's announcement and called the new television money "minimal at present." But, he said, the U.S.

television exposure will help CFL teams sign more good American players. "If an American player is seen on television here, he'll establish his name for he time when he finishes his playing days," Gaurdaur said. In recent months, 1970 All-Americans Joe Theisman of Notre Dame and Jim Stillwa-gon of Ohio State have signed to play with Toronto of the CFL. The Toronto team also signed quarterback Greg Barton, who was the property of the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League and had been with the Detroit Lions. Cities with stations planning to carry CFL games this year include San Francisco, Wash-i rig ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Kansas City, St.

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