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2B THE TIMES HERALD POUT HURON, MICH. Fridoy, July 6, 979 American League Friday's Oames Houston (J.Nlekro 12-3) at Chicago (Holtiman 5 6), 2:30 p.m. St. Louis (Thomos 0-0 and Denny 1-6) at Atlanta (Solomon 4 3 and M.Mahler 2-1), 2, 6:05 D.m. Los Angeles (Reuss 2-7) ot Montreal (Rogers 8-5 or Schatteder 31).

7:35 p.m. Son Diego Jones 6-6) at New York (Falcone 1-6), 8:05 p.m. San Francisco iCurtls 4-4) at Philadelphia (Esplnosd 7-7), 8:05 p.m. Pittsburgh (Robinson 5-4) at Cincinnati (Lacoss 1-3), 8:05 p.m. Saturday's Oames San Diego at New York, 2:05 p.m.

Houston ot Chicago, 2:15 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 5:30 p.m. St Louis at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles ot Montreal, 7:35 p.m. San Francisco at Philadelphia, 7:35 P.m.

RAIT Baltlmort Boston Mliwouktt Ntw York Detroit Cltvtiond Pel. Ot 54 J7 .467 SO 99 .633 47 34 .580 7 44 38 .537 37 40 .481 15 36 44 .450 17V, 16 58 .310 19V) 47 34 .580 48 36 .571 Vi 43 36 .544 3 4J 39 .519 5 35 45 .438 11', 36 49 .424 13 24 60 .286 WIST Linescores i oronio Ttxas California Minnesota Kansas City Chicago Statllt Oakland Montreal 000 1 00 800-1 6 100 010 00X-1 7 2 Chicago (nnriannn. Mnv (7). Bahnitn IB) and Hockeyi Red Wing giv Ntdomaniky ucurity DETROIT- Vaclav Nedomansky, who fled the Czech National Hockey Team In 1B74 for the lure of the North American professional game, was looking for security. Now he'i got It.

Nedomansky, 35, the leading icorer last season with the Detroit Red Wings, signed a 15-year contract Thursday. "I would like to spend i few more years of my life here, Nedomansky said. He became a free agent June 1. Under terms of a unique contract, the Wings would not have been compensated with a player from another team If that team had signed him. The agreement will provide him with "lifetime security," said Alan Eagleson, Nedomansky's agent.

Once his playing days are over, he'll take a front-office lob, most likely scouting, General Manager Ted Llndsav said. "You gave him a chance when no one else would," Eagleson told Lindsay. "I think that kept you In good stead." The New York Rangero also were Interested In signing Nedomansky. Nedomansky, a center, scored 73 points on 38 goals and 35 assists In his first full season with Detroit. He arrived In Detroit after more than three years with Toronto and Birmingham of the World Hockey Association.

Creighton down't face an easy task with' Bruins BOSTON Fred Creighton has gone from the frying pan to the fire of frustration In the National Hockey League. After four years of falling to get beyond the first-round of the Stanley Cup playoffs as coach of the Atlanta Flames, Creighton, 45, now will coach the Boston Bruins. For the past three seasons the Bruins have failed to get by Montreal Canadlens, losing two finals and a semifinals to the eventual Stanley Cup winners. "The success of Don Cherry makes it a very difficult Job," Creighton said of the man he officially replaced Thursday. In five seasons under Cherry, the Bruins finished first four times and second once In the NHL Adams Division, but never won the Cup.

Creighton was fired by Atlanta this spring after compiling a winning record and making four playoff appearances during 4Vi seasons. Basketball! Jazz face $60 million antitrust suit NEW ORLEANS Attorneys filed a 60 million antitrust suit accusing the National Basketball Association and the owners and players of the Utah Jazz of being part of a monopoly that deprived New Orleans of a pro basketball team. The suit, filed by the state and Hyatt Management, the company that controls the Louisiana Superdome, asked Civil District Judge Henry Roberts to issue an injunction forbidding the Jazz to play anywhere but New Orleans. In April, Jazz owners announced they were moving the team to Salt Lake Citv. Western Open OAK BROOK, ILL.

(AP) First-round scores In tht 76th Western Open golf tournament Thursday on the por-72, 7097-yard Butler Notional Golf Club courst Initio- x-Bob Clampttt 33-3669 Bruce Devlin 34-35-69 Jim Simons 37-3269 John Fought 34-3670 Dale Douglass 36-3470 Pat McGowan 34-3670 Tom Wotson 36-3470 Allen Miller 34-3670 Calvin Peete 37-3370 John Lister 34-3670 lorry Nelson 36-3571 Jim Colbert 33-38-71 Tom Welskopf 38-3371 Ron Streck 37-34-71 Jerry McGe 36-3571 Oan Pohl 37-34-71 Graham Marsh 35-3772 Tom Jenkins 35-3772 Ron Terry 39-33-72 Dennis Sullivan 34-3872 Ed Bymon 35 37 72 George Burns 37-3572 Mike Sullivan 36-37-73 Jim Nelford 38-35-73 Wayne Levi 38-35-73 Dave Edwards 35-3873 Ed Dougherty 36-3773 Rik Massengale 35-3873 Bruce Lletzke 37-36-73 Tom Kite 36-37-73 Don January 36-3773 Eddie Pearce 37-36-73 Barry Jaeckel 37-36-73 Andy Bean 36-3773 Glbbv Gilbert 38-35-73 Scott Bess 39-34-73 Gary McCord 37-3673 Nick Soil 37-36-73 Randy Ersklne 38-36-73 Thursday's Oamoi Ottrolt 3, Toronto 1 Boston 5. Kaniot City 4 Mllwauktt 3. New York 0 Seattit 4, Mlnntsoto 0 Chicago 5, Cleveland 4 Oakland 3. California 0 Only gamts schtdultd Friday'! Gamtl Detroit (Morris 6-4 and WIIcok 6-4) ot Milwaukee (Hoal 5-5 and Siaton 8-3), 2, 7 p.m. Minnesota (Hartiell 4-5) at Cleveland (Barker 0-2), 7:35 D.m.

Toronto (T. Underwood 2-11) ot Texai (Johnion 4 8), 1:35 m. Chicago (Trout 1-3) at Kansas City (Splittorft 9-6), 8:35 D.m. New York (Hunter 1-5 and John 12-3) at Oakland (Hamilton 2 3 and McCatty 5-2). 2, 9 p.m.

Baltlmort (Stone 6-6) at California (Barr 4-4), 10:30 p.m. Boston (Eckerslev 8-4) at Seattle (Bannister 3-7), 10:35 P.m. Saturday's Games Minnesota at Cleveland. 2:05 p.m. Detroit at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m.

New York at Oakland, 4:30 m. Chicago at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Toronto ot Texos, 8:35 p.m. Baltimore at California, 10 p.m. Boston at Seattle, 10:35 p.m.

Tiger Box DITROIT Heart attack fatal to Rudolph, former NBA referee hbl it ab II 4 10 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 I 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 4 1 Hazel Park Thursday'i Results maidens, i t-I furs: Vendor Miss (Campbell) 7.60 4.00 3.40 January Rase (Catalano) 1.20 2.80 Cam Market (Russo) 30 2-5; scr-Mlss Spicy Punch, Ma-suds Boy, Luclnda Happy Meeting, Chalice Way 4-yr-elds and up, etui's: Tim Ed 6. (Plnord) 21.60 7.00 4.20 White Warrior (Perrodln) 4.00 2 80 Honor Feather (Catalano) 3.20 3-5; scr-Vlklng Visits, Final Peace, Our Agent, Dorothy Dov; dally doubler 2-4 paid 187.80 4-yr-olds ond up, 1 mile: I'm Your Partner (Gabriel) 22.00 8.80 5 80 Tudor Park (Perrodln) 3.60 3.00 Catch Coho (Russo) 4.60 2-5: scr-Bold Lupe's Greek, Overdue Blossom, Coro Dancer; 2 trltecta 5-10-8 paid S1.298; $6 box S-B-10 paid 8649 4-yr-olds ond up, 6 1-1 furs: Joyace Choice (Uyevamo) 14.20 8.60 8 60 Dr. Chuck (Rupert) 11.80 1.80 Wohlnl Mink (Gabriel) 6.40 S3 perfecta 2 5 paid 8213.60 5th 4-yr-olds ond up, 6 turs: Roman Advocate (Scocca) 27.20 6.40 3.60 Millwood Road (Plnard) 6.80 4.20 Hy i Plum (Gell) 5.20 Time 1-5; scr-Tearful Pleasure; S3 pertecto 1-1 paid S228 30 1-4-yr-olds and up, 1 furs: Billy Doodle (Kunitake) 35.20 12 40 8.80 Duke at Edgewood (Sluss) 7.00 3.60 Mickey Maid (Catalano) 3.60 1-5; scr-Shelly's Princess, Challenging Idea, Masaka, Camllo, 52 trlfecta 2-6-9 paid S6 box 2-6-9 paid SI. 233.40 4-yr-olds and up, fillies and No "no Cherle (Catalano) 7.60 5.40 4.80 Lou's Dllverv (Russo) 24.00 9.80 Another Dollor (Kunitake) 6.20 S3 oertecta 6-1 paid $442.50 4-yr-olds and up, 1 mile: Keweenaw Boy (Judlce) 14.00 8 00 5.60 Fast Frost (Jessuo) 19.40 9.00 Rattle Around (Perrodln) 8.60 3-5; scr-Doctor D. Kay, Lucky Brew, Jayar, Evil Jumper 4-yr-olds and up, fillies and mares, 6 furs: Miracle Wave (Pinord) 27.40 9.40 10.60 Our Moontrlp (Low) 6.40 5.20 Silkvdunlt (Maxwell) 6.20 1-5, late daliy double 6-3 paid S231; S2 trlfecta 3-2-6 paid $6 box 2-3-6 Paid Wolverine Thursday's Results cond.

trot, mile: Flagler Hill (Henderson) 3.40 3.20 2 40 Spanish Ranger (Fisher) 19.80 9.40 Little You (Allen) 3.60 Tlme-2 02 2-5; scr-OK's Class pace, mile: Golden Viking (Mcllmurray) 11.60 5.60 3.00 Easy Bross (Norrls) 6.80 4.20 Ricky Worthy (James) 3.00 4-5; double 8-8 paid $22.40 cond. pact, milt: Salt Lick (Wrenn) 8 20 4 20 3.40 King Crlckett (Boring) 6.60 4.80 Choromar Nite Lite (James) 3.40 4-5, scr-Melvln's Moss; trlfecta 10 5-9 paid S6 box 5 910 paid $133.40 elm, hdep, trot, mile: Horace Hanover (Grunkemever) 9.60 4.60 4.20 Stormy Nix (O'Mara) 6.60 4 80 Mazurka (Sottleberg) 3.80 Time 2 04 3-5; perfecta 4-10 paid $118.20 cond. trot, mile: Little Lady Quick (Quick) 4.00 3 20 2.60 Little Rambler (Sattelburg) 3.60 2.80 George Rothe (Cowell) 4.40 1-5; perfecta 1-2 paid $22.50 elm. pace, milt: Helman Lobell (Smith) 28.60 12 20 8.40 Kelly's Wild Fire (Hormer) 8.00 6.00 Rusty Rick (O'Mara) 4.40 trlfecta 9-10-6 paid 6 box 6-9-10 paid $489.10 cond. pace, mile: Speedy Peanut (Lynn) 6.00 3 40 2.60 ima Oew (O'Mara) 5.20 3.60 Dodge Acres Georoe (Boring) 2.60 1-5; pefecta 4-6 paid $34.50 8th cond.

trot, mile: Michiana Sandra (Baring) 14.60 8 00 5.00 Stutzer (Konesky) 9.40 6.80 Spring Note (Henderson) 8.40 1-5; perfecta 10-7 paid $216 60 cond. pace, mile: Make It Pay (Buter) 55.20 14.00 5.60 Thoroes Bomber (Nieeum) 4.60 3.00 Hu Mils Stevle (O'Mara) 4.00 Time 3-5; perfecta 1-4 paid $292.80 pace, milt: Lucky Pasauale (School) 17.60 6.20 4.60 Junior Armbro (O'Mara) 3.60 2.40 Deeo Flow (Harmer) 3.00 Time-2 02 4-5; scr-Horn's 111 Fllll; trifecta 7-8-2 poid $181; $6 box 2-7-8 Paid LtFLor cl wniiakr lb Ktmo If TmDin lb Summrt rf Stouo on Parrlih Mnkwk 3b Tromml i Carter; Reuschel, Sutter (8) and Foote. YY-Reuschel, 7-5. Sanderson, 5 5 New York 100 200 000-1 1 0 Philadelphia 000 000 200-1 8 0 Swan and Stearns; Noles, Eastwlck (6), Saucier (8) ond Boone. YV Swan, 8-6.

Noles. 0-1. HRs New York, Youngblood (12). Philadelphia, Unser (3). tan Francisco 110 100 010-4 1 0 Atlanta 000 020 012 11 0 Whitson.

Mlnton (8) and Sadek; P.Niekro ond Benedict. W-P Nlekro, 1110. L-Min-ton, 1-1. HRs Son Francisco, Herndon (5), Evans (8). Atlanta, Horner (13).

Houston 000 00 010-4 10 1 Cincinnati 010 10) 00x-I 11 0 Richard and Ashby; Seover, Sarmlento (7), Tomlln (9), Balr (9) ond Bench, Seaver, 7-5. Richard. 7-B. Pittsburgh 000 000 OOO-O 9 1 St. Louis 200 000 00x 1 1 Rooker, Romo (7) and Ott; Fulghom and Swisher.

W-Fulohom, 2-1. Rooker, 2-3. Ail-Star Voting NEW YORK (AP) The balloting for the Notional League All-star team (through Thursday. July 5): NATIONAL LEAGUE First Base 1, Steve Garvey, Los Angeles, 1,567,455. 2, Pete Rose, Philadelphia, 1,551,429.

3, Keith Hernandez, St. Louis, 719,397. 4, Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh, 613,334. 5, Tony Perez, Montreal, 459,710. 6, Bill Buckner, Chicago, 322,516.

7, Dan Drlessen, Cincinnati, 237,830. 8, Willie Montanez. New York, 130,136. Second Bast 1, Davey Lopes, Los Angeles, 1,713,968. 2, Joe Morgan, Cincinnati, 1,131,137.

3, Manny Trlllo, Philadelphia, 714,482. 4, Mike Tyson, St.Louis, 608,845. 5, Rennle Stenneft, Pittsburgh, 387,749. 6, Bill Madlock, Pittsburgh, 320,9 54 7, Doug Flynn, New York, 314,416. 8, Dave Cash, Montreal, 234,876.

Shortstop Dave Conceocion, Cincinnati, 1,225,785. 2. Larry Bowa, Philadelphia, 1,143,796. 3, Garry Templeton. St.Louis, 799,519.

4, Bill Russell, Los Angeles, 737,345. 5, Ozzle Smith, San Diego, 558.696. 6, Frank Ta-veras, New York, 400,208. 7, Chris Speler, Montreal, 300,629. 8, Ivan OeJesus, Chiacgo.

279,364. Third Base 1, Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia. 1,638,550. 2, Ron Cev. Los Angeles, 1,212,290.

3, Ken Rellz. St.Louis, 773,880. 4, Richie Hebner, New York, 433,396. 5, Phil Gorner, Pittsburgh, 334,911. 6, Enos Cabell, Houston, 309,291.

7, Larry Porrlsh, Montreal, 304,763. 8. Bob Horner, Atlanta, 219,630. Catcher 1, Ted Simmons, St Louis, 1. 412,891.

2, Johnny Bench, Cincinnati, 1,141,039. 3, Steve Yeoger, Los Angeles, 902,961. 4, Bob Boone, Philadelphia, 605,042. 5, Gory Carter, Montreal, 474,304. 6.

Gene Tenoce, San Diego, 351.532. 7, Ed Oft, Pittsburgh, 311,139. 8, Dale Murphy. Atlanta, 238,702. Outfield Dave Parker, Pittsburgh, 1,503,680.

2, Dove Wlnfleld, San Diego, 1,222,608. 3, Georoe Faster, Cincinnati, 1,180.830. 4, Greg Luzlnskl, Philadelphia, 1,148,766. 5, Dave Kingman, Chicago, 829,979. 6, Garry Moddox, Philadelphia, 713,420.

7, Reggie Smith, Los Angeles, 660,103 8, Dusty Baker, Los Angeles, 639,527. 9, Lee Moz-rllii, New York, 618.930. 10, Bake McBride, Philadelphia, 582,454. 11, George Hendrlck, St. Louis, 572,125.

12, Rick Monday, Los Angeles, 553,764. 13, Ken Griffey, Cincinnati, 453,193. 14, Bill Robinson, Plttburgh, 340,304. The Medal Count SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Medal standings through Thursday's competition ot the Pan American Games: 0 0 TORONTO GrIMIn it Woods It Bottl cl MovDrv lb Bailor or Howell OH Ctront Cannon rt Alngt 20 Gomel 3b Totol Torente Detroit 6 Ctront. 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 I 2 W.I NEW YORK Mendy Rudolph, for 23 years one oi me most respected and best-known referees in the NBA, died of a heart attack at his home.

Rudolph, 53, was forced to retire after suffering a pulmonary embolism during a playoff game in 1975. At the time, he had refereed 2,113 games, more than any man In pro basketball history. After retiring as an official, he served as a TV commentator for NBA telecasts. Funeral services were scheduled today in New York. "He was one of the greatest basketball officials of all time," said NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien.

"He symbolized the fine qualities and knowleged of the game all referees should possess." Totol II 3 I 1 Mt 000 001 I 100 010 01K-) DP Toronto Detroit I. LOB To- ronto 3. Ottrolt I HR Cannon It), Summers (91. SF Thomoion. GId SIv Bn Tot 34 27 9 70 9 10 18 37 12 8 7 27 6 4 7 17 4 4 7 IS 0 0 10 10 0 13 4 0 13 4 I 0 12 3 0 0 3 3 0 10 1 0 0 1 1 extra bronze med- Country United States Canada Cuba Argentina Brazil Mexico Puerto Rico Venezuela Dominican Rep.

Panama Chile Colombia Jamaica Antilles (There hove been fou ols awarded In ludo) IP Ml II SO Rudolph Huffmon L.4-10 Prelsltbtn Toronto 72-3 I 3 3 4 13 0 0 0 1 Ottrolt 2 I 0 0 0 Young WM ALODtl S.J Vouno foctO two batters In ninth. WP Mutfmon. Bom Huffman. 13.109. Lfnescores Marysville Through June 28 Kansas City 220 000 0004 12 I Boston 010 010 2IK-S 13 1 Gale, Poschall (7) and Wathon, Rolnev, Ripley (21, Stanley (8) and Montgomery, Allenson (81.

YV Stanley, 10-5. Poschall, 0-1. HR Boston, Rice (19). Milwaukee 000 012 000 9 0 New York 000 000 0000 2 1 Sorenson and Martinez; Guidry and Nar-ron. Sorenson, 10-8.

Guidry, 6-5. MR Milwaukee, Bando (6). Seattle 001 100 0024 10 0 Minnesota 000 000 0000 3 2 Honeycutt and Cox: Zahn, Marshall (9) and YVynegar. Honeycutt, 5-5. Zahn, 7-2, Chicago 100 201 0OT 5 9 1 Cleveland 020 200 0004 8 2 Wortham, Farmer (9), Hoffman (9) and Colbern; Clvde, CruJ (7) ond Hassey.

Wortham, 8-8. Cruz. 1-6. HRs Chicago, Johnson, (7), Cleveland, Alexander (9). Oakland 000 000 2011 7 0 California 000 000 0000 1 2 Longford and Essian; Ryan and Downing.

Longford, 4-9. Ryan, 10-6. National League Team Boddy Construction 7 Platzer's 7 Klleman's Sporting Shop 6 Paul's Butcher Block 5 D.A.V. 4 Gord's Bar 4 Kuhn's Sales 4 Port Huron Truss 4 Engine Specialists 3 Vernors 3 Eogens Drywall 1 Realty World 0 Bowling: Mark Roth maintans lead at Fresno FRESNO, Calif. Mark Roth averaged 235 for eight matches Thursday to keep the lead after four rounds of the $70,000 Fresno Open on the Pro Bowlers Association tour.

Roth of North Arlington, N.J.. rolled games of 221, 237, 226, 217, 288, 237, 219, and 237 to stay 23 pins ahead of Earl Anthony of Kent, who averaged 239 for the round. Roth totals 6,310 while Anthony has 6,287 and thirdplace Steve Cook of Roseville, 6,223. Pat Dickey of San Antonio Is fourth at 5,956. After 24 games of match play the top five players will advance to Saturday's nationally televised finals where the winner will earn $8,000.

Track: U.S. men, women surprise Soviets this time BOSTON The United States swept the men's and women's 1600-meter relay races and defeated the Soviet Junior track and field team 188-178 in overall scoring to avenge last week's loss In the first of their two dual meets. The American men took a 118-102 victory; while the American women, who fared poorly in the Bakersfield, Calif, meet last week, did better here, losing to the Russians 76-70. Great Britian runner sets 800 meter run record OSLO, Norway Sebastian Coe of Great Britain set a world record in the 800 meters with a time of 1 minute, 42.33 seconds at the annual Bislett Games. The old record of 1:43.4 was held by Cuba's Olympic champion, Alberto Juantorena.

Softball: Stanley, Northrup reward Caesars DETROIT The signing of former Detrot Tiger outfielder Mickey Stanley is paying off both on the field and at the box office for the Detroit Caesars of the American Professional Slo-Pltch League. A crowd of 6,978 showed up Wednesday for a double-header with Fort Wayne and Stanley went 2-for-3, drove In one run and scored another while former Tiger teammate Jim Northrup hit a 3-run homer to pace the Caesars 10-3 victory in the opener. The Caesars also won the nightcap, 19-4. Slo Ball Through June 28 EAST Pet. 45 29 .608 GB 6 6'3 7 14' Montreal Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia St.

Louis New York 40 35 .533 39 35 .527 42 39 .519 39 37 .513 31 44 .413 WEST BASEBALL American League DETROIT TIGERS Called up Don Petry, pitcher, from Evansville of the American Association. Assigned Dave Machemer, Intielder, to Evansville. National League ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Purchased the contract of Keith Smith, outfielder, from Springfield of the American Association. HOCKEY National Hockey League BOSTON BRUINS-Named Fred Creigh-ton head coach.

DETROIT REO WINGS-Sioned Vaclov Nedomanskv, forward. WINNIPEG JETS-Signed Peter Marsh, right wing, to a multi-year contract. COLLEGE EASTERN MICHIGAN Named Roger Blolock and Chris Wolle asslstont bosket-boll coaches. MICHIGAN STATE Named Edgar Wilson asslstont basketball coach. Amtrican Team Bowl-O-Drome Brass Rail Dawn Donuts Blue Water Bowl Twin Acres Local463 of F.W.

Detroit Edison National Blue Water Marine Cawaods Ruby General Store Bombshelter Pilot House American Legion C. Rubber Eagle Chrysler Mueller Brass 9 11 15'i 15' 2 17' 'i Houston 52 32 .619 Cincinnati 42 40 .512 San Francisco 40 42 .488 San Diego 37 48 .435 Atlanta 35 46 .432 Los Angeles 34 49 .410 Thursday's Games Chicago 3, Montreal 1 Atlanta 5, San Francisco 4 New York 3, Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati 5, Houston 4 St.Louis 2, Pittsburgh 0 7:00 (3D BASEBALL Detroit Tigers vs. Milwaukee Brewers GD BASEBALL Detroit Tigers at Milwaukee Brewers 02) B0WLIN3 FOR DOLLARS 7:30 122 HORSE RACING Only games scheduled 11:30 (SOD WIMBLEDON UPDATE Palmateer nips County Merchants; Global, Moose coast fo easy wins Palmateer Real Estate scored three Global scored in all but two Innings to pany took second with a 10-4 winner over the win by striking out John Hnldburg with the bases loaded In the seventh in Ruby General Store In the losers bracket final. Thirteen teams entered Rec Softball the double elimination tourney. Woodmill won five games, beating Ar-mak 12-3, Port Huron City Fire Fighters 24-6, Eagle Chrysler Dodge 9-7, Ruby's 12-1 and Gas Company.

beat Martindale. Pat Hunt, Bub Cooley and Pat Houle each had three hits for the winners. Jesse Nunez had four hits for Martindale. Moose also scored in all but two Innings and received the help of nine errors against of C. Mike Lataszkiewicz, Mark Anter and Pat Dixon all had three hits for the winners.

Joe Imhof had three for the losers. Church League Port Huron RLDS scored four times In the seventh inning to beat First Methodist 5-3. Mark Smith, Ray Setter Jr. and John Tynan all had two hits for the winners. Newman Center scored five runs in the top of the seventh but still lost to Ross White 11-10.

The winners commited seven errors, the losers five. Dan Lewan- runs in the bottom of the seventh tnnlng to edge County Merchants 9-8 in a Slo-Pitch South softball game Thursday night. Palmateer at one time trailed 7-3, but Jim Young's single scored Dave Blyth in the seventh to cap the long comeback. Blyth finished with four hits. Barry Smith had three hits for the losers while Don Henderson and Chuck Finnie hit home runs.

In Slo-Pltch North games, Beverage Shop edged and 3-2, Global Van Lines routed Martindale Accounting 16-7 and Moose Lodge routed of 17-5. Carl Michaels drove in a run in the fourth inning with a double to beat and D. Mike Klass and Michaels had two hits for the winners. Wendy Alderdyce and Joe Hayes had two each for the losers. Courtesy Driving ning.

Dick Sadlowskt had a 2-run homer and single for the losers. John Rich led Wilton's with a 3-run homer in the fourth. Fast Pitch Ralph Dlmmlck threw a 5-hltter as Na-bozney's Trophies shut out Coca Cola 6-0. The winners managed seven hits off loser George Collins and scored four times in the first inning. Terry Gamble had two of the winners' hits.

Jody Plat-zer had three hits for Coke. Firefighters Woodmill won the first Port Huron Township Firefighters Invitational Tournament on Wednesday. Woodmill beat the Gas Company 10-1 in the winners' bracket finale. Gas Com 1mm 1S-17 Statti 7314330 Approved Class Modified Full Moon built a 4-0 lead and went on to beat V.F.W. 8-5, getting 12 hits.

Al Hastings led the winners with a single, double, triple and four RBIs. Rick Pri-vette added two hits and two RBIs. Midas Muffler surrendered a 13-7 lead in the top of the seventh but came back to score three times in the bottom of the inning to beat Pettengill 15-14. Midas scored the winning run on a wild pitch. Tom Schott and Jim Reid each had three hits for the winners.

Mark Patton had a homer, double and two singles to drive In three runs for the losers. Wilton's Appliance held on for a 10-9 win over Maaco Auto. Leo Anthony got dowski. Glen Olsen, John Harrington, Larry Emery and Jim Miller all had two hits. T.J.

Dowltng and Don Johnston had two each for the losers. One of Dowling's hits wasa homer. Wadhams Baptist scored eight runs in the third and 10 more in the sixt to mercy rule First Presbyterian 21-9. Jack Gross had four hits, Don Harrison, John Beach three each, Jerry Lutle and Mike Dias two each for the winners. John Ellis had two hits for the losers.

Colonial Woods was a 7-3 winner over Marysville Assembly of God, getting 12 hits. Chuck Bennett led the way with four hits and three runs batted in. Jim Tucker added two hits. Jerry McClearn and Berry McClearn each had two hits for Marysville. 3 sA.

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IS Regional planned for junior amateur tourney MARYSVILLE GOLF CLUB A regional qualifying tournament for the first Michigan Junior Amateur golf Championship will be played July 16 at the Port Huron Golf Club. The state championship is scheduled for Aug. 27-28 at Dunham Hills Golf Club in Milford. Boys with an 8-or-under handicap and girls with a 12-or-under handicap and under 18-years of age (before Aug. 26) are eligible for the 18-hole tournament.

Entry fee Is $10. The number of qualifiers to the state tournament in each of eight regions will be determined by the tournament committee after entries close, based on size and playing quality of the field. Those Interested may pick up forms and additional information at any area golf course. 2060 Rivor Rd. Marysvlllo, Ml.

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