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14 THE MORNING HERALD, HAGERSTOWN, MD. Tarkenton kayos Jets in battle of New York NEW YORK (AP) "You've got to be champions of your own neighborhood before you try to conquer the world." Wellington Mara, president of the New York Giants, supplied the punch line the past Sunday after his club, inspired by Fran Tarkenton's switch from scram bier to scrapper, flattened New York Jets 22-10 in the first neighborhood brawl between the big city's pro football rivals. Tarkenton came up swinging from a third-quarter pileup-triggering a free-for-all--and then kayoed the Jets with two touchdown passes in a two-minute scoring spree that decided (he teams' first regular meeting. "This will always be an emotion-packed thing the years," said the Giants' quar- terback. "We're both in the same town and all the players on both teams know each other.

It like the Georgia-Georgia Tech games when I was in col lege." An altercation between the former Georgia Dash and Jet linebacker Larry Grantham touched off the fireworks as the the injury-riddled Jets, leading 10-3, blunted a Giant drive inches short of the goal line. Grantham and Tarkenton ex. changed words after Ron Johnson was stopped on a third down plunge from the one yard line. Then, the keyad-up Jet defenders threw back Tucker Frederickson, who lateraled to Tarken- as a referee's whistle blew the play dead. Grantham and another Jet wrestled Tarkenton to the ground.

Seconds later, the fists began to fly. season ton "Somebody (brew me down and somebody else was yelling at me," Tarkenton recalled. "I ust got mad and swung. But I didn't hit anybody. If I'd have anded a punch it wouldn't have mrt anybody anyway.

I can't crush an egg." Tarkenton wound up squaring off against Jet defensive back Sarlie Thomas, a former Golden Gloves light heavyweight, as both benches emptied and several fights broke out. When order was restored, the spilled ex-teammate ihuck Mercein for a safety and Tarkenton took it from there, with the help of an interception by Willie Williams. "Football is an emotional jame," said Giants' defensive back Spider Lockhart. "When ve saw Fran take a swing out here it did something for Charles Town Entries FIRST Wirct toor year claiming, and a half furlongs. Dixon Dreams Evito Nickel Girl Lady Damion Energy PKis Bsau Moon Formal Attack Seven Upset Bear Den 113 No More 119 Satic HVAIso Fligittl HSCash Adair 121 Baroriess IIS Bedrm 151 Seven Socfcs IMPIayboys Bunny 121 Results IRST maiden, 1 olds maiden, 4tt furlongs.

Janes Boy (Rosier) 1J.40 3.20 Slim Pkklns (William!) 13.M 5-M Big Ditly (Fihgsrald) Also Ran: Brother George Nila Warve, Harlle River, Diamond Flush, Baron Ide, Po Bob. Time-- 3-5. SECOND two year Olds, maiden, seven furlongs. Black Creek Supreme Jel Run Dr. Joe L.

Mrss Tebbe Lawyer Frank Ice Route Miss Edna W. 119Inch Along TlAUnlofd story 1I4A150 Eligible 11? Mister Bruedl lllMr. Gray 119 All Nerve lltarisian Style THIRD two year olds, claiming, seven furlongs. Oman Last Echo GraHan Gal Daddy Rabbit Can He Make II Mate D's Gray Fox Sweet And 11 Innocent HSMagic Line lUMorle Pie Also Eliojole lULost Idol lOSSsiling Bill Close Cat 108 Debbie Babu 113 113 FOURTH ttirte olds, claiming, seven furlongs. Windy Hunter 117Sly Ruler Hawley B.

Carbon Mist Second Debut Little year SECOND a i a i ing, 3 and 4 year oFds, maiden, 7 furlongs. Doctor Greco (Sulre) 5.M leo ..11.00 4.80 Junket (Wortey) Go Duke Go (Wilson) Also Ran: Ellen Slreel, Miss Free State, Snookie Doo, Sir Bingaman Son. Glamour stort. 1-S. Dally Double--lo Paid THIRD claiming, 3 year olds and up, 4Vi furlongs.

Happy Reb (Freshman) Fables Of Plenty (Sam) 113 116 Copyreader (Louvlere) I.29 3.80 3.M JO 3-20 Ran: Mr. C.O., Kansas Native, Great Effort, Prrnce Dee Dtt, 5jellve, Prince By Ed, Judge Cecil. Tim-- 5-5. Exacts-10-2 FOURTH claiming, ear olds, fillies, 4Vi furlongs. yea Penrage Pride lUCoysin Floyd lUNext Friend IHWTnged Scamp 115Also Eligible lUSarai FIFTH three year olds and up, claiming, four and a half furlongs Scatter" Blackjack 119 Fighting Key lUTitina 113 Blade Phantom llAlso Eligible HoMv's Joy IWBig Clary 111 Glad Guv IMNervy Barb 116 Demon Boy lISAhvays Sjre 119 Wee Nymph I14Coushatta Flash US Ernie Lee 116 SIXTH tfiree year olds and up, fillies and mares, claiming.

six and a half furloi longs. 120 Hlgnball (.40 H4 Bad oie Pammy (Kicss) 4 tain 117 Tlpe-rays Pride (Suire) IM 111 Ato Ran: Proud Arabella. Lady ei1 Hel CTp Outright, Fast Pickm, Short Lull, Smart Bell Time-- .:54 5. 111 (Addesa) iw TK A Ran: Jel Bimboham, Thru me Rye. Hewjet, Nilo's Best, Grimes -otden, Ambernan.

3-5. Darling ton's Missy Blazing Hy Skip Amour Mymur Pop's Pride Giggera Gin Apollo Desire longs. Flying Souvenir 112 llSFond Memories 115 112Laudy Clsudy 1I7AISO Eligible 117Rosy Tune lUHi Lo Jack IKSlar Canary ISOFire BecVy ft HH claiming. 3 year ows and up, furlongs. pme (Lewis) Lucky Debutante Ill 117 112 SEVENTH RACE--SUKO, three Year elds and up, claiming, six and a halt furlongs.

Lemoyne's Miss 112 Prince TypeBLl 117Golden Realm 114 IMFirst Salvo Also Eligible Doc Lite Boots Nail Shi 3-5. Big Exacta--3-7 5 Tickets Loving Gale Miss Race Tuleg Appointment Duke '0 Brandy Judge Bomar No Sound JUKowloon 114 EIGHTH three elds and up, allowance, four pnd a ha" furlongs. -B. EshelmarvC. C.

Chain-entry Frosty Brook Finale Walk Surtarvjs Our Miss a-Weep N' 113 Dancing Beauly 11 lid Clare Court 11 ICBLiltle Doll II a-Second 1 NINTH three and fou year olds, claiming, one mile ant sixleenlh. Good Gracious 2nd Thomas W. 17 Northern Run 132Also Eligible Miss Produce lHAmbernan Somewhere Else 117Repeat Lonely Prince Start Karin Was Presented Steadily Rodneys Roman II HTPerformance IMWild SnaKe Tl? IHKopy's Playmale 1.03 5.SO 3.W Km: LawDuil, Bengal Moncto, Motion, Bosky Girl, Topaie Kfnq, In Tigris River. SEVENTH cllll vear olds and up, tyflongs. --anius Near Trouble (Roberts) is King Stella' Fannie.

Time-- :53 Z-5. Exacta--1-2 EIGHTH allowance, year olds and up, 7 furlongs. F. H. Jr.

(Lewis) i.203.Ml, BMonwr AI IV. EspfnOM) 3M1M Mister Pox (Bowtirt) Also Ran: Mr. M.H.E.. Tax exemption eedrnorft wwjfs Muffet, Diamond Jean NINTH claiming, 1 yeai olds and up, 1-16 miles. Duxe Blitz (Broussard) .14.20 7.0Q 5 Jollir Evening (J.

Krafz) 13.M Ernestine's Flame 4 ft Also Ran: Daumil Aurora, Darlin Spin, Gypsy's Ace, Lucky Norm, Mr Essex, HlgM Impact, Noi Yet Time. 4-5. Time-- Exacla--7-4 AtferKfance-- 2111 Paid-- S89.90 Deer hunting regulations set for state ANNAPOLIS CAP) During he regular firearm deer season Nov. 28-Dec. 5, it will be lega! to ake any deer in all the counties except Garrett, Allegany, Wash- ngton, Frederick and Carroll vhere, traditionally, only bucks with at least three inch long antlers are legal, the Fish and Wild- ife Administration announced Monday.

The statewide bag limit of one deer per season remains the same as former years except in Dorchester County, where junter may take two deer per season. Joseph J. Manning, director, said that this special bag limii Dorchester was provided by administration to reduce the deer herd because of crop damage farmers in that county have suffered. Both deer must be taken in Dorchester County and can be during the bow and arrow and regular firearm seasons, Manning emphasized. Antlerless deer ANNAPOLIS (AP)--The Fish and Wildlife Administration has set an antlerless deer season for Dec.

12 in Garrett and Allegany counties. The deer harvest will be controlled by issuing 400 antlerless leer permits in each county, but landowners hunting on their own land will not need a hunting license, a big game stamp or ant- lerless deer permit. Hunters who have not taken a deer during 1970 and who wish to he eligible for the drawing of permits for the 1970 antlerless deer season in Garrett and AHe- gany counties must complete and submit an antlerless application. This application should be sent to the Fish and Wildlife Administration, State Office Annapolis, postmarked not later than midnight, Nov. 20.

Permit drawings will be made at random and those selected will be notified by mail. Frederick strategy session Coach Adam Craven and quarterback Mike Sherman go over some of the strategy the Frederick Cadets will be employing Friday evening when they host the North Hagerstown Hubs in a Tri-State League game. Sherman fired a 12-yard touchdown pass Saturday while engineering a 57-yard march for another score as Frederick defeated Waynesboro, 19-6. Esposito on record pace NEW YORK (AP) Phil Esposito is ahead of his scoring pace and could be on his way to another record season in the National Hockey League. Esposito, Boston's stylish center, leads all NHL scorers with 19 points in nine games, including a league-leading 12 assists.

This is the best start of his career and in 1968-69, when he set the single season record of 126 points, Espo had only eight points--four goals and four assists--in the first nine games. Esposito moved past the 500- point plateau for his career week and also picked up some expected company in the list oi leading scorers when teammate Bobby Orr collected, six points in three games to increase his season's total to 11. That tiec Orr, the defending scoring champ, with five other players for ninth place on the list. Lemm cites health as reason for retiring HOUSTON (AP) Houston Oiler head coach Wally Lemm said Monday "when the game starts eating your guts out, it's iime to quit." Lemm said he had no immediate plans for next year when he will no longer be the head coach. Lemm informed his players Sunday after the Oilers' 44-0 loss lo St.

Louis he was quitting at the'end of this season because of worries about his health. He said the decision was made last fronFofffce' August in a letter to K. S. (Bud) Adams, owner of the team. "The emotion and tension was catching up with me," he told Oiler officials said a new head would be chosen from the hree present assistant coaches, Walt Schlinkman, Fran Polsfoot and F.

A. Dry, at the close of Jie season. Lemm said had recommended one of the assistants but declined to name him. Lemm, 50, who has been coaching football for 27 years, did not rule out the possibility of staying with the Oilers in another capacity, possibly in the last newsmen at the Oilers' weekly luncheon Monday. "My stomach was upset 90 per cent of the time and I had to take pills to sleep.

I found there was not a great deal of enjoyment in coaching. I knew football was not going to change for me. I was going to have to change for football." He also said he would be available for a general manag- "I don't know yet about staying with the Oiler organization," he said. "No offer has been made." He said he wanted to make it clear the loss had nothing tc do with his decision. "I had hoped to keep the an nouncement until the end of the season, but I understood word lad leaked out and 1 wanted the players to hear it from me and lot read about it in the said.

Lemm said he had considered quitting at the end of the 1969 season but decided to stay another year when the Oilers traded for quarterback Charley Johnson. The Oilers, presently 2-4-1 season and tied for second place in the Central Division of the National Football Lsague American Conference, have sufferet a rash of injuries including Johnson, presently out with broken collarbone. Lemm was defensive coach on the first Oiler team in the olc American Football League in 1960. He quit coaching and wen into the sporting goods business in 1961, but came back as heat coach after three games. Th team went unbeaten the remain tier of the season and won th AFL championship.

Swedes note' Baja route for auto race ENSENADA, Mex. (AP) A group of Swedes in recent has made to intensive' of Mexican highways, with the foil of makinc he fastest trip potable Hosentda to La Pax, They're among the ire entries (or the Mexican 10000 Off-roai) race, a gruelling test ol men, some women and equipneat. The race starts Wednesday Doming from Easenadi actually covering 8S2 mUes, with only 90 miles out of Ensenada and 130 miles into La Pas on pavement. U.S. entries include such prominent racing figures -ai Jones, Mickey.

Thompson and Gary Bettenhauaea ai the race gains major attention. Jones won the recent -Mexican 500. The Saab factory team from Sweden has compiled 260 of notes on the terrain and how can be navigated in the fastest manner. Two of the Saab sntries have male crews with, he third driven by Pat Moss arlsson, sister of reat Stirling Moss and navigated by Lii Nystrom Anderson. Special intercom lave been incorporated into the Swedish factory cars so that driver and navigator can communicate despite the wind, road and engine noise.

Thorsten Aman and Erik iarlsson will be in one of the cars and Ingvar Lindquist and England's John Ghini in another. Aman says the navigator! lave been over the course twice year and actually reduced iheir 1969 note from more than 400 pages to the current 260. "We think we know when to 50 to the right, when to, go the left and we found new passages we didn't know about ast year. We hope and pray we can do the race in 24 hours and beat the record of 25:50." That's the mark four four- wheeled cars. Motorcycles, comprising one of the eight divisions in the race, have made trip in 20 hours 38 minutes.

Refinements are made in the racing-type production cars for more speed and safety. For instance, the horsepower in Aman's vehicle has been Erom 75 to 125 horsepower and the springs and shock absorbers are of heavy duty type. Also for protection, there's a long steel plate underneath. "That allows you to slide on a bad surface without damaging the car," he explains. In his explorations, Aman said He found 'landscape changes which must be taken into consideration.

"What was right last year might not be right this year" he added. "We must judge most of the corners for the fastest speeds possible and we've made different variations for the radius of the turns. I tell my driver, 'This is a slight right-Jhander or this is a bad right-hander and you have to brake." 1 Plus I1.7S Fefml Excls TJX for Grip nibelfH bl 6.50-13. Big tires. Little tires.

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