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Sentinel Orludt, FkrxU 2 Tuesday, Jan. 20, 1976 Basketball From Page 1-C Sentinel Star Scoreboard Compiled By LARRY GREENE MISSISSIPPI: fctwood 4 2-1 10, Davis 1 0-0 (, Harris 3 4-5 10, Jackson 1 0-0 2, Billips 5 0-0 10, Murray 0 04 0, Kyles 0 0-0 0, Varner 1 0-0 2, Emanual 0 1-5 1, Klein 0. 0-0 0. Totals 7-12 1.41. ALABAMA: Brown 1 0-0 2, King 1.0-0.

Douglas 7 3-3 17, Murray 0-0 10, Dunn 2 0-0 4, McCord 2 0-0 4, McElven 1 0-0 (, Bowerman 3 1-2 7, Parker 2 0-0 4, Bonds 1 0-0 2, Chapman 0 0-0 0, Russell 0 2-2 Schellenbere 0 0-0 0. Totals 29 4-7 44. Alabama 35-44 Mississippi 10 1141 Total fouls: Mississippi 15, Alabama 1. 1,700. Dog Racing At Sanford-Orlando Monday Night Results 1st 5-16, 1.

All Gossip (8) 7.60, 5.00, 3.20; I Montague (6) 12.60, 5.80; 3. Little Li la (7) 8.20) (6-8) 63.20; 31.77. 2nd 3-8, 1. Ted's Wendy (2) 12.60, 5.40, 5.20 2. Chelsea Ann (8) 8.20, 5.00; 3.

D. Red (1) DD (8-2 44.60; (2-8) 80.20; tt-a) 117.00; 39.28. Miss. St. 90, LSU 83 STARKVILLE, Miss.

Mississippi State, with freshmen Gary Hooker and Ray White combining for 51 points, defeated Louisiana State. Hooker scored 31 points and White 20 and the Bulldogs got additional help from Rich Knarr, who came off the bench to tally 13 as they evened their Southeastern Conference record at 3-3. The Tigers dropped to 2-3 In conference play.Both teams now have identical 9-4 overall records. MISSISSIPPI STATE: While 11 10 Terry 3 0-0 6. Hooker 14 3-4 31, Williams O-O 12, Peck 2 0-0 4, Wrisht 1 1-2 4, Knarr 5-6 13.

Totals 39 12-16 90. LSU: Miller 12 0-0 24, Hlggs 7 0-0 14, High 2 1-1 3, LeBlanc I 3-4 5, Bailey 7 2-3 16, Breath-wit 5 1-1 13, Green 3 0-0 Vi. Totals 17 0-11 S3. and Eugenee Parker led the comeback. The fired up Boilermakers steadily champed away at the lead as the once-hot Hoosiers went cold.

Purdue finally took two one-point leads before a basket by the 6-foot-7 May put Indiana back on top to stay, 61-60, with 6:30 to go. Two minutes later, Indiana went into a semi-stall, and after another layup by May gave Indiana a five-point lead, 67-62, Purdue had to foul in a last-minute attempt tq regain possession. Indiana's final four points came, at the free throw line in the final 18 seconds. Purdue, now 4-1 in the Big Ten and 9-5 was led by Parker with 14 points, forward Walter Jordan 13 and Macy with 11. EDGEWATER NORTH Southland Distributors 56, Beu-lah's Bombers 33 Orlando Antenni 46, Stars 32 SENIOR BOYS At Cherokee Calvary Assembly 41, McCoy 35 Pin Hills Boys Club 71, Great Oaks Village 20 Southwest Boys Club 37, Vikings 26 First Methodist 77, Altamonte Gators 43 Eastside Boys Club 43, Big Blue 35 Tom Skinner Club won by forfeit over Princeton.

HALF-PINTS At Boone Lake Como 59, McCoy 25 DeLaney 42, Dover Shores 26 At Edgewater Vikings 26, Sky Lake Baptist 21 Eastside 24, Stars 13 Pacers 27, Suns 10 JUNIOR BOYS At Apopka State Bank 36, Rotary 14 Ed Shell 46, St. Andrews 14 State Bank 35, Stones 16 Com Bank 43, Gentry Insurance 40 Golf Monday's Results LPGA Qualifying At Miami Tennessee 83, Auburn 78 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Bernard King from the floor and Mike Jackson from the foul line combined for 47 points as ninth-ranked Tennessee turned back a stiff challenge by Auburn. Tennessee's victory gave the Vols a 4-1 SEC record and 11-2 overall mark and knocked the Tigers out of a tie for first-place in the title race. Auburn is now 4-2 in the league and 8-5 overall.

Although he was closely guarded by two Tigers throughout the bitterly fought game, King managed to work free enough times to score 29 points on 12 baskets and 5 free throws. Jackson picked up 18, netting 12 from the foul line. AUBURN; Mitchell I 0-1 14, Redding 12-6 8, Patrick 4 1-1 9, Bracy 1 0-0 2, Johnson 16 7-1 39, ma ll tStaWfi-J TENNESSEE: Grunfeld 4 7-7 15, Kins 11 5-4 19, Ashworth 4 0-0 8, Jackson 3 11-14 18, pardon 2 3-5 7, Clark 1 4-5 (. Totals 1( 31-37 ll. 42 4890 43 4083 Miss St.

LSU PURDUE: Jordan Schoffler 5 0-0 10, Macy hit 1-4 3. Slchlina lie 0-0 0, McCartar INDIANA: May 14 4-9 31, Abernethy 1-1 13, Benson 1 2-1 Buckner 10-1 1, Wilkerson 4 1-2 10, Radford 1 4, Crews 0 1-2 1. Totals 30 11-18 Fouled out: None. 4,937. Louisville 56, Wichita St.

52 LOUISVILLE, Ky. Reserve guard Danny Brown scored the decisive basket and Phil Bond preserved the lead with a key steal as Louisville edged Wichita State. Louisville, now 11-4, was led by Gallon and freshman Larry Williams with 12 points apiece, Bond with 10 and Brown with nine. Purdue Indiana Total fouls: Purdue non. Auburn Tennessee Total Fouls: Auburn 27, Tennessee tut: Mitchell, Patrick, Bracy.

Balden, Coach Davis, Clark, Kins. Marlen Floyd, 35-37-71 Palm Desert Calif. Ai Yu Tu 17-3473 Taiwan Patty Snyder 71 Aromas, Calif. Takako Kiyamoto 71 Japan Marga Stubblefiald 76 Donna Adwell 77 Univesity of Fla. Toni Black 77 Cupertino, Calif.

Carol Dawson 71 Ontario, Canada Diane Wilder 78 Amsterdam, Vicki Tabor 10 Waco, Texas Diane Wolpa 80 Mesa, Aril. Ann Evans 80 Champaign, III. Anne Dana 80 Boynton Beach Suzanne Parker 10 London, England Joanne Dost 10 Ohio St. 64, Illinois 63 COLUMBUS, Ohio Mark Bayless' basket with nine seconds remaining gave Ohio State a Big Ten conference victory over Illinois, ending a seven-game losing streak for the Buckeyes. Bayless, who scored a team-high 14 points, took a pass from Jud Wood after Wood had rebounded a missed shot by Larry Bolden.

4 0-0 1. Thomas 0 1-4 2, 0 0-0 6. Totals 30 7-18 (7. Indiana 19. Fouled out: S-t t.

Matthews 0 0-0 38 35-4) 4T 21 (4 19, Ohio State 17. Fouled 42 36-7 1 44 3-t3 20. Fouled technical: 12,944. ILLINOIS; Adams 2 Collins Signs With Gators GAINESVILLE The University of. Florida Monday signed Hollywood Hills tight end Juan Collins to a football grant-in-aid.

Collins, a 6-3, 210-pounder, helped lead Hills to an undefeated regular season and a spot in the Class AAAA high school playoffs. He is the Gators' 24th signee. Indiana 71, Purdue 67 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Top-ranked Indiana, led by Ail-American Scott May's 32 points, survived a frantic Purdue rally and beat the Boilermakers in a showdown for the Big Ten basketball lead. The Hoosiers, 6-0 in the conference and 15-0 saw an 11-point lead disappear in the second half as Purdue center Tom "Scheffler and guards Kyle Macy Washington 1 1-1 6.

Williams 4 1-2 9. Tuck Ferdinand 10-0 4, Lubln 0 0-0 0, Gerhard! lardt Leigniy o-o u. loiais OHIO STATE: Pool 1-1 11, Daughterly 04 12, Smith 3 3-3 9, Bolden 0-0 11, Bayless 7 0-1 14, Wood 1 0-0 2, Clin 0 0-0 0, Hammond 1 1-2 3. Putt-Putt At Fern Park Pro Division Toiais Tt Illinois Ohio St. Total fouls: Illinois out: Poole.

5,175. Basketball NBA Late Sunday Boston 97, Mil. 94 BOSTON: Havlicek 2-3 14, Kuberski 1 0-0 2, Cowens 7 6-7 20. Scott I 4-5 20, White i t-t 22, McDonald 2 0-0 4, Silas 2 4-4 8, Stacom 1 1-1 3, Nelson 2 0-0 4, Ard 0 0-0 0. Totals 37 23-28.

MILWAUKEE: Dandridge 8 0-0 12, Price 8-9 26, Winters 0 1-2 19, Restani 0 0-0 0, Meyers 1 0-0 2, Brokaw 4 1-19, Fox 0 0-0, Mays 0 0-0. 0. Totals 39 16-18. Boston Milwaukee 22 25 22 28-97 24 24 20-94 Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Boston 21, Milwaukee 24.

Technical: Dandridge. 10,579. Monday's Results Hous. 115, Wash. 96 WASHINGTON: Bins i 3-3 15, Chenier 7 0-0 14, Hayes 3 1-4 7, Riordan 1 0-0 2, Unseld 2 1-2 6, Grevey 3 4-5 10, Haskins 1 0-0 2, Jones 5 2-2 12, Kozelko 2 0-0 4, Robinson 5 5-7 15.

Weatherspoon 3 3-3 9. Totals 38 20-28 96. HOUSTON: Kunnert 11 0-0 22, Murphy 4 1-2 9, Newlin 4 0-0 8, Ralletf 6 0-0 12, Tomianovich 12 2-2 26, Bailey 1 0-0 Johnson 5 5-5 15, Meriweather 3 3-4 9, Reilly 1 0-0 2, White 0 0-0 0, Rohl 4 2-2 10. Totals 51 13-16 115. Washington Houston 23 19 30 24- 96 28 34 25 28115 Total fouls: Washington 18, Houston 25.

4,651. ABA Monday's Results No games scheduled College Monday's Results Alabama 64, Mississippi 41 i Georgia 87, Florida 79 Miss. St. 90, LSU 83 Tennessee 83, Auburn 78 Florida Southern 70, Biscayne Georgia Southern 85, Samford 74 Indiana 71, Purdue 67 Tennessee 83, Auburn 78 Berrv 96. Caro-Soartanburg 79 Alliance 84, Geneva 73 Augusta 62, Piedmont 47 Austin Peay 70, E.

Kentucky Burlington 94, Vlncennes 81 C. Wesleyan 124, Baptist U. 91 rumharlanri Hfl. Tann.Uoclavan 117 Detroit 85, lona 81 Duke 79, Virginia Tech 72 Duquesne 91, Daytona 67 Indiana 71, Purdue 67 Lenoir Rhyne 79, Atlantic Chris- Louisville 56, Wichita St 52 Loyola (Md.) 59, Johns Hopkins 56 viaoison smppensourg oi Marquette 82, Xavier (Ohio) 48 M.rur fid. St 7a IOT Milligan 104, Maryvllle -59 Minnesota 96, Wisconsin 84 Moravian 75.

Swarthmore 48 Nebr 110. Doane 84 Newberry 90, Wofford 75 Niagara 70, St. Peter's 64 NC-Charlotte 73, App. St. 53 N.

C. Wesleyan 06, Greensboro 93 Ohio St. 64, Illinois 63 renn 31. ca, uri'iiysuum an Knune l. lull, c.

naiawio Si Rnnavontnra 1M. Dp Paul H2 riVICK" Jl, BUIICI tf, 9UUIIICIII IKl.ll fir 3IUII ICI 07 Tenn. St. 62. Chattanooga 59 M.

Tenn. 79. E. Tenn. 60 Tufts Rochester 68 Uosala 90, Rutgers-Newark 49 Va.

C'wealth 102, Brockport 71 VirainiA Rn. wm A Maru All Carolina 93, NC-WMminqton 77 Win. Kentucky 88, Tenn. Tech 69 Widener 66, Cheyney 57 William Carey 88, Millssps 71 i ri i onay uames uunuei index WITH TOP 30 ArlzonoSrMl.s (7) S.CoMf 64.9 Arkonsos 68.7 (8) Texas- 60.9 Florida St 70.1 (4) S.Florida 66.1 Rutgers 72.8 (28) Lehigh 44.7 TexosTech 68.7 (8) Baylor 61.0 OTHER HolvCross 58.5 Lotayette 62.9 Memphis 69.1 R.P.I. 45.6 S.M.U.

65.4 San Fran 65.6 T.C.U. 56.1 Texas 68.3 Villanova 61.5 MAJORS (8) Yale 50.2 (23) Columbia 39.7 (20) So. Miss 49.5 (t) Cornell 40.1 (8) N.Tex St 57.7 (16) A. State 49.3 (21) Rice 35.3 (9) Houston 59.1 (8) SenlonHoll 53.4 OTHER EASTERN Drexel 48.0 (29) Sw'thmore 19.5 G.Wash'n 60.6 (8) Delaware 52.9 GroveCity 35.6 (8) Junioto 27.8 Lehman 31.9 (3) F.D.Madison 28.9 Wesleyan 34.3 (12) M.l.T. 22.7 Wheeling 53.4 (11) Mercyhurst 42.2 OTHER MIDWESTERN Wallace 38.9 (0) Mt.

Union' 38.6 Evansviile 52.4 (2) Valpar'o 50.8 lnd.S east 36.3 (1) Ind.St.EV 35.4 Kenyon40.0 (3) Oberlin 37.5 Otterbeln 45.8 (2( Denison 43.6 Toylor 37.8 (1) Anderson 36.5 Wittenb'a 55.2 (11) Capital 44.4 UPI Top 20 Tom Daniels 30-2858 Clarence Daniels 19-2958 Ken Evans 30-29 3 Joe Daniels 27-3Wr-61 Jack Poole 30-33-63 Mike Wheless 34-3146 Amateur Division Doug Short 27-27-54 Dan Smith 36-3066 Les Semmens 36-3167 Novic Division WardCottrell 33-29-41 Billy Daniels 32-3163 Rick Holloway 37-3269 Steve Raisor 35-4071 Ron Rottinghaus 39-4413 MacDonald said. "The fans were on me the rest of the game, but there was nothing I could do." As if that weren't bad enough, when the local newspaper came out the next day, there on Page 1 was a large picture of Harry taken from the rear with an arrow pointing to his dilemma. "I'll never forget the caption above that picture," says Harry. "It said, 'Official Whitewall Tire Bishop Moor 28, Lake Howell 21 101 Savas (BM) d. Tucker, 54; 108 Miller (LH) d.

Bogealis, 7-2; 115 Peters (LH) d. Cossman, 7-1; 122 Cooper (BM) d. Andrew, 1-3; 129 Bartow (LH) p. Butera, 135 Abbot (LH) d. Cuiilo, 6-1) 141 Glicken IBM) d.

Weber, 7-3; 148 Coffman (BM) d. Brandorf, 10-1; 158 Telzrow (BM) d. Perry, 6-4; 170 Morris (LH) p. Tanner, 188 isola (BM) p. Cardanes, 1.15; HWY Starling (BM) won by forfeit.

Winter Park 31, Lake Brantley 20 101 Beaudoin (WP) dec. Coleman 12-0; 108 Anderson (WP) p. Kennedy 115 -Hetrick (WP) p. Hunter 122 -Smirk (WP) p. Puck 129 Davis (LB) dec.

Beaudoin 13-4; 135 Furman (WP) p. Garza 141 Rolles (LB) dec. Mitchell S-2; 148 Paine LB) dec. Hart 12-9; 158 Noris (LB) dec. Pepper 13-4; 170 Smith (LB) dec.

Reese 4-5; 188-Gomulka (WP) dec. Machara HW Avison (LB) dec. La Rohlling 4-2. Junior Varsity Monday's Results Winter Park 39, Lak Brantley 15 Bishop Moor 11, Lak Howell 21 Bridge Monday's Results ORLANDO DUPLICATE CLUB Morning Session Section North-South 1. Vivian Ellison-Evelyn Holton 142; 2.

Jessie Gouchenour-Rita Murphy 121; 3. Phyllis Rosner-Gerti. Ltwenlhal 116; 4. Rex Stevens-Barney Freman 114; East-West 1. Rita Stuart-Jan Harris 132; 2.

Sarah Meserve-Bernic Bouchard 131; Nell io Hutcheson-Ann Knowles 125; 4. An Burgewaldt-Betty Elwell 124. Section North-South 1. Hazel Dennis-Bill Brown 135; 2. Glorida-Chapin-Lois Brice 124; 3.

Carolyn Boyer-Waldy Arndt 119; 4. Norma Sain-Terry Bloom 115. East-West 1, Carol Carneal-Dudley Sherman 124; 1. Marion Tanforth-M. Serss 124) 3.

Leon Alkofer-Jim Thompson 117; 4. R. BAumstein-Joann Lady 114. Evening Session 1. Edith Haller-Bill Keller 59; 1.

Dick Wheeler-Carl Courtney 57; 3. Marl Petterson-JIm Bowman 55. Baseball Major League Transactions Los Angeles signed outfielder Dusty Baker to one-year contract. Soccer Monday's Results NASL. Exhibitions At Port-Au-Prince 3 Tampa Bay 2, Victory of Haiti 1 High School Edgewater 7, DeLand 0 Edgewater 3 2 117 DeLand 0 0 0 00 Goals: Edgewater Carroll Hoover; Pope; Moore; Edwards.

Jai-Alai At Oiiando-Seminole Monday Matinee Results 1st 1. Negul-Beitia (3) 18.80, 6.60, 3.60; 2. Urza-Javi (1) 11.20, 4.60; 3. Aldana-Perez (6) 4.20; (1-3) 31.60; (3-1) 141.90. 2nd 1.

Urza-Aguirre (8) 13.40, 12.80, 4.20; 2. Aldana-Arana (7) 5.80, 8.20; 3. Cacho-Elorza (4) (7-8) 64.40; (8-7) 261.30. Big (1-3 with all -7) 83.00; 1-3 with all-8) 218.20 3rd Arecha-Elorza (2) 10.80, 5.00, 3.60; 2. Atdana-Alberdl (7) 5.20, 3.

Larri-Okoki (6) 4.20; (2-7) 27.60; (2-7) 135.30. 4th Barre-Bengoa (1) 15.80, 5.80, 4.20; Negui-Miguel (2) 6.80, 3.40; 3. Manolo-Zarre (7) 2.60; (1-2) 34.60; (1-2) 118.20) DD (2-1) 144.40. 5th 1. Sala-Bengoa (2) 15.60, 7.80, 4.60; 2.Santi-Muguerza (7) 4.80, 4.40; 3.

Manolo-Miguel (1) 4.00; (2-7) 48.00; (2-7) 183.40. 4th 1. Ogulza-Elorza (1) 14.60, (.20, 4.20; 2. Arecha-Miguel (5) 11.80, 4.00; 3. Domingo-Echave (4) 4.80; (1-5) 36.60; (1-5) 113.10.

7th 1. Ica-Arana (3) 17.20, 0.20, 4.80; 2. Negui-Quiola (2) 11.20, 5.60: I. Urza-Alberdi (6) 10.00; (2-3) 40.20; (3-2) 120.90. 8th 1.

Manolo-Muguerza (5) 10.40, 6.80, 4.80; 2. Sala-Larrea (4) II. 80, 4.80; 3. Santi-AItu (2) 5.40) (4-5) 50.40; (5-4) 133.80. 9th 1.

Sala (5) 24.00, 17.20, 5.80; Azpi (7) 7.00, 4.40; 3. Erdoza (4) 4.80; (5-7) 41.60; (5-7) 157.20. 10th 1. Ramon (4) 25.60, 10.20, 6.60; 2. Chucho (1) 6.00, 4.80 3.

Muguerza (3) 3.00"; (1-4) 31.40; (4-1) 78.30) DD (5-4) 245.00 11th 1. dguiza-Juan (1) 14.40, 5.20, 5.80; 2. Domingo-Zarre (3) 4.00, 3.20; 3. Alva-Bengoa (5) 25.00; 0-3 26.00, (1-3) 63.90. 12th 1.

Celaya-AItu (3) 10.40, (.20, 2. Bilbao-Aguirre (1) 9.00, 5.60; 3. Fermin-Juan (2) 3.40; (1-3) 54.00; (3-1) 438.60; Big (1-3 with 1-3) 443.20.. Handle A 1,905. Monday Night Results 1st 1.

Aldana-Beitla (7), 12.80, (.80, 5.20 2. Barre-Arana (4), 8.80, 8.40; 3. Ica-Alberdi (8), 6.80 (4-7) 99.20; (7-4) 343.50. 2nd 1. Ica-Yza (4), 10.60, 5.60, 3.20; 2.

Eddy-Ouiola (2), 6.80, 4.00; 3. Echano-Elorza (1), 7.20; (2-4) 29.20; (4r2) 106.20; Big (4-7 with 2-4) 408.00. 3rd 1. Larri-Arana (6), 16.40, 8.40, 4.20 2. Ica-Beitia (3), 4.20, 4.80; 3.

Urza-Okoki (8), 4.00; (3-6) 46.40; (6-3) 93.90. 4th 1. Domingo-Elorza (2), 17.00, 6.40, 5.00 2. Alava-Quiola (7), 23.20, 8.80; 3. Negui-Echave (3), 4.20; (2-7) 65.20; (2-7) 96.30; DD (4-2) 344.40.

5th 1. Chucro-Muguerza (7), 9.40, 7.20, 4.60; 2. Santi Bengoa (1), 4.60, 4.60; 3. Sala-Echave (5), 6.00; (1-7) 43.00; (7-1) 142.20. 6th 1.

Bilbao-Bengoa (7) ,23.80, 17.40, 5.00; 2. Oguiza-Arana (1), 4.80, 3.20; 3. Domingo-Miguel 3.60; (1-7) 61.20; (7-1) 251.10. 7th 1. Urza-Javi (6), 11.20, 5.80, 4.40; 2.

Aldana-Perez (3), 7.20, 5.00; 3. Eddy-Arana (5), 4.00; (3-6) 57.20; (6-3f 81.00. 8th 1. Celaya-Ramon (8), 12.40, 9.20, 5.20; 2. Maruri-Muguerza (7), 4.20, 3.

Alava-Juan (2), 8.40; (7-8) 105.00; (8-7 228.30. 9th 1. Zarre (8) 18.40 12.00 4.00; 2. Altu (1) 16.00 3.80; 3. Celaya (7) 4.80; (1-8) (8-1) $174.40.

10th 1. Maruri (7) 10.20 5.00 2. Larrea (4) (.20 3.60; 3. Fermin 01) 3.00; (4-7) (7-4) $87.60) DD (8-7) 8174.00. 11th 1.

Manolo-Juan (1) 14.40 7.00 4.00; 2. Barre-Miguel (1) 5.00 2.80; 3. Cacho-AItu (2) 3.20; (1-6) 823.20; (6-1) $115.20. 12th 1. Chucho-Mencha (7) 7.80 11.00 14 40; 2.

Marurl-AItu (5) 3.40 3.20; 3. Bilbao-Muguerza (1) 5 00; (5-7) (7-5) BQ (1-6 with all 5) $94.60. (1-6 with all 7) $218.00. Handle: $97,447 Tonight's Selections 1st Echave-Alberdi (3), Aldana-Oloki (7) Barre-E lorza (1). Ind Cacho-Quioia (1), Aldana-Aiuerdi (7), Ica-Arana (J).

3rd Arecha-Javl (8), Aldana-Arana (5), Oguiza-Elorza (1). 4th -E lorza Barre-Perez (8), Cacho-U), Negui-Miguel (2). Santi-Larrea (7), Fermin-(3), Celaya-Ramon (8). Sth -Beagoa (th Barre-Sanchez (1), Alva-Echave (7), Arecha-Miguel (5). 7th DomlngOkokMe), Eddy-Perez (4), Ica-Albertfi (2).

8th Fermin-Mencha (8), Chucho-Maguc-rza (5), Sala-AItu (2). 9th Sala (5), Azpi (7), Celaya (8). lOttt Ramon (7), Muguerza (4), Maruri (8). 11th Arecha-Perez (8), Domingo-Echave (4), Cache-Miguel (2). 12th Santi-AItu (5), Celaya-Aguirre (2), Bilbao-Azpi (8).

Sale 3rd 5-16, 1. Ed Rohan(l) 6.40, 5.20, 30; 2. K's Mistress (2 4.00, 4.00 3. Courageous Karen (6) 5.00) 11-2) 14.00) (1-2-4) 99.00). 32.28.

4th 5-14, 1. Cheryl's Pet (2) y.oO, 4.80, 2.80; Red Chantilly () (.20, 3.40; 3. Keen Tannins (1) 3.40; (2-7 24.20; (2-7) 32.19. 5th 5-16, 1. Dave's Dream '(() 13J0, 4.40, 5.00; 2.

Caymanian (2) 17.40, 13.40; Lake Buren (l) 9.00; (2-0 105.40; (4-2) 253.80; 3U8; (h 5-16, 1. Gert's Pick (3) 3.60, 2.40, 2.40) 2. My Delia (1) 2.40, (3-1-7 19.80) 31.47. 2.60; 3. K's Alpha (7) 1.00; (1-3) 6.00; (3-1-7) 19.M) 31.47.

7th S-K, I. Barlta (6) 4.40, J.20, 2.80; 2. rnu (4) 7.40, 3. Pure Silver (5) 2.40; (4-4) 188.0; (4-4) 35.70; 31.51.. Ith 5-14, Ct 1.

Arab Flash (1) 4.40, 4.40, 3:40) 2. Will He (2) 40, I. 40) 3. K'S Sumpin (8) 3.20) OM 21.20; (1-1) 43.50) 32.03. 9th Bs 1.

Mlneela Poppy U) 1.00, 1.00; 2. Lake Ice (4) 8.80, 1. H.C.'S Harry (2) 1.80) (4-9) 37.M) (8-4) 11.90) 39.51. 10th 5-16, 1. Wednesday GJ (1) 20.80, 12.20, 7.20; 2.

Modest Ruth (5) 30.40, 7.20; 3. Money Maze (() II. 80) (1-5) 232.00) 31.94. 11th M(, 1. Caynon (6) 12.00, 4.20; 2.

Pear (3) 23.00, 7.90,; 3. Justanip (7) 4.20) q'(3-() 43.20; (4-3) 473.70) BP 11-5 with all 3) 5,116.80) 12th 7-16, 1. Douglass Bab (4) 20.00, 12.80, 7.001 Silent Bell '(1) 8.40, 4.20; 3. Pee's Tcacy (2) 3.00; (1-4) 37.00) (4-1-2) 141.40) 44.75. Tonight's Entries 1st Me, Ct 1.

Stay Cool G.R.'s Explosive 1. Redhead Cathy 12; 4. My Shannon 5. Liltle Slper (. Bray 7.

K's Trouble 5-2) 1. Cactus Pete 10. 2nd $-14, At I. Tryster S-2; 2. Micky Vicky 5j 3.

Clay 12; 4. K's Hopeful 5. Anna' Kins 10) (. Favorite Fantom 7. Montague Tartan 1) 1.

O's Pleetfeet (. 3rd Me, 1. Lotsa Moss 2. 0. Grlse ll 1.

G.E.'I, Minx Opal 10; 4. Topper Go 5. Quasistellar 4. Miracle Whlzi 11; 7. Mis Same 5-1; 1.

Merry Mlchele 4. 4th 5-16, Mi 1. Passins Parade 1. Cobby's Celine 10; 1. K's Pistol 4) 4.

Brenne 5-2) S. Ansel Light (. Batman's Speedo 12; 7. Sassy Mora Phantom's Buck (. sth 5-16, 1.

Texas May 2. Andy Shannon $-2; 1. D.G.' Queo 5) 4. Debbie (I (. Rising Eagle 10; 7.

Baby Moss 6) I. Autograph 4. (th 5-14, 1. Mystic Spirit l. Barn Bers 5) 1.

Mixer 12; 4. Atgo Rebel 5. Highway Robber 5-2; (. Irace 10) 7. Scally I.

Andy Over 6. 7th 3-8, 1. Kenny B. Eckert 2. Victory Victor 12; 3.

Look Ethel 4. Mlneola Daisy 10; 5. Jim Hoefer; (. Bannon's King 5-2; 7. Mortgage Lifter 8.

Here Comes Me 8th 5-16, Ci 1. Bouncer Boy 2. Paul Bolin 3. Missing MomesJ 4. G.M.'s Vert 10; 5.

Astro Helen 12; (. Berkley Cannon 7. H.D.'s Cecil 5-2; 8. Do Rite Red 4. 9th 3-8, 1.

Benfry 2. Sno Ike 12; 3. Kim Sue 5-2; 4. Silky O'Hare 5. Sweet Daisy 10; (.

Broker's Bonus 7. Barry Kins 1. K's Beautiful 5. 10th 5-16, 1. Blue Benny 5-2; 2.

Tom Thumb 12; 3. Friend Ardel 10; 4. Montague Bell 5. Chief Bar (. Kristen 7.

Xmas Pudding 8. Mc Kavett 4. 11th M6, 1. Proud Emile 2. Fruit Float 5-2) 3.

Impeachment 4. Midas Grade 5. Creslip 12; 6. Rumored Mystic Kins 8. Caesar 10.

12th 34, Montague Cologne 2. Ellie Belly 10; 3. J.L's Jo V. 5-2; 4. Mars M.

5. Cecy's First Go Go Cactus 7. Percolator I. Cap's Dimples 12. Horse Racing Monday's Results At Florida Downs Weather Clear.

Track Fast. 1st 1. Dean's Tommy (Bour-nias) 9.40 4.00 2.60; 2. Rub Me Sweetley 3.20 2.40 3. Par Buster Pat 1.15.

2nd 1. Subtle Spring (Garcia) 7.80 13.20 10.00; 2. I'm Brilliant 3.40 1.20) 3. Mr. Boyet 7.80.

1:15 2-5 3rd 1. Price Tag (Brogani 4.40 3.20 2.60 2. Paiilla 3.80 3.60; 3. Pet Shoppe 7.40. (, 1:14 3-5.

4th 1. Pacetrack Jack (Nemeti) 6.60 4.00 3.20; 2. What's the Rush 38.40 10.00; 3. Pat R. 5.40.

1:14. Sth tu Villianous Miss (G Mahon) 12.20 5.60 4.80; 2. Some One (.00 3. Mis 2.40. 5Vs 1:08.

(th 1. Mylebar (Bournias) 7.80 2.80 2.40; 2. Hurry Home Cindy 2.80 2.10; 3. Echo Rose 2.40. 1:15 25.

7th 1. Betray (Mills) 9.40 4.60 4.20; 2. Carrara Blue 13.20 Lars Liza 3.00. 5'a 1:08 4 Sth 1. Durbin (Snell) 3.40 3.

2.20; 2. Better Off 5.40 3.80; 3. Dancer's Bootes 3.00. 5V 1:08 10th 1. Serrano II (W Nemeti) 12.00 (.80 7.20; 2.

Sea Art 5.20 4.80; 3. Belle Of Bourban 5.40. 1 mi. 70 1:49 2-5. Attendance 3,252) -Handle $254,923.

At Hialeah Weather Cloudy, Track Fast 1st 1. Stash The Cash (M Castaneda) 19.40 8.60 5.80; 2. Lord Fouquier 3.80 3.00 3. Like Trouble 7.00. l'i, 1:52 3-5.

2nd 1. Janks (RD Lopez) 13.00 6.80 4.40; 2. Discover America 4.60 4.00; 3. Reconstructionist 3.80. 1:12 4-5.

3rd 1. Debrouillard (E Maple) 5.40 4.20 3.20; 2. Big Game Hunter 3.40 4.20) 3. Blue Panther (.40. 1:11 3-5.

4th 1. Gaitor Ratten (E Maple) 5.20 4.40 3.20; 2. Knight of Love 6.80 3. Amano 9.60. 1:11 1 5.

5th 1. Sunny Episode (J Vasquez) 7.80 4.60 4.00; 2. Beau Bronze 8.00 6.40; 3. Mont Royal 11.60. ml, 1:51.

(th 1. Loophole Lively (J Vasquez) (.60 3.80 3.00; 2. WoodviH 5.00 3.60; 3. Holmes Shores 2.60. 1:11.

7th 1. Julie Salason (Ahrens) 13.40 (.20 4.20 2. Old Grenada 5.00 3. Spaciba 1.00. 1:09 4-5.

Sth 1. Three Crowns (Brum-field) 21.20 9.40 3.20; 2. Clssle'S Song 3.40 3.20;. 3. Most Guard 14.80.

1:10 2-5. 9th 1. Katonka (M Castaneda) 3.60 2.60 2.20 2. Summertime Promise 3.60 3.00; 3. Redundancy 2.60.

1 1-16 1:41 3-3. 10th 1. "LAmour Rullah (E Maple) 10.00 6.60 4.20 2. Westgate Lanes 17.00 5.80; 1. Marcao 3.20.

1 a 1:51. Attendance Handle $1,499,450. At Aqueduct $25,000 Cool Reception Purse 1. Double Edge Sword (Cordero) 1S.40 (.80 4.20; 2. Real George 4.40 2.80; 3.

Monetary Principle 7 1:21 4-5. At Fair Grounds $5,000 Allowance Feature 1. Woe Betide 1.20 7.40 4.40; 2. Royal Linda 7.40 4.40; 3. Delight The Men 1.40; 1:12.

At Keystone Feature 1. Mr. Pitty Pat (Lovato) 5.20 1.20 2.80; 2. Winged Fool 1.40 2.40; 3. Great Combination 2.10; 1 1-14 1:45.

At Narragansett $3,800 Tiverton Purse 1. Someday Pet (Martin) 40.60 15.80 4.00; 1. Bon Secours 8.40 9.20; 3. Special Sage 5.80; 5 :59. At Suffolk Downs $4,400 Feature 1.

Recalled Miss (Hanks) 11.41 7.00 5.20; Floating Island 9.80 4.40; 3. Drylook 5.00) 1:11 4-5. From Page 1-C Now at General Tire size A78-13 tubeless whitewall, plus $1.75 Federal Excise Tax Charg9 it at General iIm honor Millar ChirgC BankAmtrtciid Dinau Club Amincin Eiprttt Points 1. Indiana (42) (14 0) 420 2. Marquette (11-1) 406 3.

Maryland (13-1) 317 4. North Carolina (12-1) 198 5. Nevada-Las Vegas (18-0) 192 6. Washington (14-1) 181 7. UCLA (13-2) 153 8.

Rutgers (13-0) 115 9. Alabama (11-2) 71 10. St. John's (N.Y.) (13-) 58 11. Oregon State (11-4) 52 12.

Tennessee (10-2) 47 13. North Carolina Stat (11-2) 38 14. Michigan (11-3) 33 15. Missouri (14-2) 32 16. Notre Dame (9-3) 29 17.

Wake Forest (11-3) 21 18. West Texas State (12-1) 17 19. Utah (11-4) 5 20. Cincinnati (13-2) 4 The current class, which started Jan. 2 and will run until Feb.

8, is not too different from those of the past, nor is the instruction. The day begins at 8 a.m. with two hours of classroom work. Then it's outside to one of the four diamonds at the Expoville complex. Here students, who vary in age from 18 to 38, go through game-like workouts, until 6 p.m., with only a half-hour lunch break interrupting the routine.

Specific game situations are created for the students, who bat and field as well as umpire. We watched the other day as two student umpires one working behind the plate and the other the bases handled themselves in a one-out, two-men-on and three-and-two-count-on-the-batter situation. This was just one of the numerous game experiences students face each' day. Play is halted frequently by instructors to either correct a mistake or to show one of the students an easier way to position himself-to make the proper call. Students in the current class come from 36 states and Canada.

Each paid a tuition fee of $300. The student pays for his room and board and other personal expenses. The prospective umpires, however, get a special $4-per-day room rate, which is a break because tourists pay five to six times that figure to soak up Florida's wintertime sunshine. TYPICAL OF the students is John Hirschbeck, a well-conditioned 21-year-old from Stratford, Conn. Hirschbeck, who has only a semester to go before receiving his degree at Central Connecticut State College, decided as far back as five years ago that he wanted to be an umpire.

"I just like the game, I want to be a part of baseball," says Hirschbeck. Terry Hill from St. Louis, is a different story. He is 28 and married. "I want to be an umpire," he said.

"I know I'd enjoy the job." Will either of them make it? Perhaps, but the odds are against them. The mortality rate is extremely high. "Did you know that 90 per cent of the umpires who go into professional baseball quit within the first two years?" Somers asked. "Too many of these young fellows just can't take the pressure," added Wendelstedt, who resides in Ormond Beach during the off-seastm. "It takes a special kind of person to be an umpire." Wendelstedt is only one of two big league umps working as instructors at Somers' school.

The other is Dick Stello, of the American League who was one of the six umpires who worked last fall's World Series. The other six instructors are minor league umpires, hoping, of to some day make it to the "biggies." Although it took him only four years to advance from the old Florida-Georgia League to the National League, Wendelstedt says "it usually takes five or six years for an umpire to work himself up from the bushes to the big leagues. AND ONCE you make it to the bigs, you're home free well, almost. The starting pay for a major league umpire is $17,000 and goes all the way to $50,000, which a few are being paid. In addition, he is given $51 a day expense money.

Travel is paid by the league. There also are some inticing fringe benefits, including free medical and dental care for each umpire and the members of his family. But there are times when being an umpire can be somewhat degrading. Wendelstedt, for example recalls the first time he. ever worked a major league game.

"It was in spring training and the Dodgers were playing the Yankees," he said. "I was working behind the plate and Mickey Mantle was the hitter. I called a third strike on him and as he walked away he looked me straight in the eye and said: 'Kid, I don't know where you came from, but the strike zone up here is the same as it was at the place you And being an umpire can. sometimes be embarrassing, as Wendelstedt knows from experience. It happened in the first game Harry ever worked as a professional.

"It was opening night in Brunswick, Ga and I was behind the plate," Wendelstedt recalled. "As I bent over to call the first pitch of the game, I heard a sickening sound behind The seam in his pants had split. "You can imagine what, that Innkpri" Ulra with the 1976 New Car Tire Hockey NHL-Late Sunday Mont. 4, Atl. 2 Atlanta Montreal 3 0 0-2 1 0 3-4 First period 1, Atlanta, Comeau )3, Lemieux, Vail, 9:13.

2, Montreal, Roberts 11, Jarvis, Van Boxmeer, 13:11. 3, Atlanta, Bennett 23, Lemieux, Graves, 19:24, Penalties Rosebrough, Mon, minor-ma ior, St. Sauveur, Atl, maior, Manery, Atl, Van Boxmeer, Mon, 18:16. Second Period None. Penalties Carreiere, Atl, Price, Atl, Mahovllch, Mon, 11:36.

Third Period 4, Montreal, Risebrough 6 Tremblay, Lambert, 7:49. 5, Montreal, Lafleur 28, Mahovlich, Robinson, 8:56. 6, Montreal, Shutt 23, Mahovlich, Lafleur, 17:01. Penalties None. Shots on goal: Atlanta 9-9-2-20.

Montreal 8-10-14-32. Goaltenders: Atlanta, Bouchard. Montreal, Dryden. 15,459. Monday's Results No games scheduled Today's Games All-Star Game at Philadelphia Football Coaching Transactions NFL NEW YORK GIANTS named Hunter Enis, former assistant offensive coach with team in 1974, as quarterback coach and Jay Fry, former offensive assistant with Memphis Southmen, as defensive line coach.

College WEST VIRGINIA named Frank' Cignetti, an assistant at the school since 1970, as head coach to replace FSU-bound Bobby Bowden. Player Signings FLORIDA Signed tight end Juan Collins of Hollywood Hills. High School Class A All-State Team First Team Offense Backs: James Ford, Greensboro, 5-10, 150, Terry Malphurs, Atachua Rolling Green, 6-0, 188, Frank Jenkins, Branford, 4-0, 205, Mike Smith, Ft. Lauder-lale Gold Coast, 6-0, 180, Val Kazia, St. Augustine St.

Joseph, 5Re "i er'r Steve Walker, Monticello AuciMa Christian, 6-3, 195, Joseph Harvey, Tallahssee FAMU, 6-1, 175, Sr. Line: Chris Vasquez, Miami Christian, 6-0, 200, George Stanely, Tallahassee FAMU, 5-10, 165, Johnny Shepard, Greensboro, 5-10, 165, Walter Wyker, Key West Immaculate, Ml, 190, Julian Lynch, Branford, 4-2, 188, Sr. Kicker: Jimmy Wall, Jacksonville University 5-11, 175, Sr. Defense Line: Robert Street, Greensboro, 4- 0, 170, Edgar Morales, SI. Augustine St.

Joseph, 4-3, 215, Mark O'Steen, Mayo Lafayette County, 6-1, 185, Joe Miami WW Christian, 5-9, 180, Jr. Linebackers: Glover Jones, Tallahassee FAMU, 5-10, 165, Gary Stewart, Hastings, 4-1, 175, Sr.) Bill Thompson, Belle Glades 4-2, 235, Gres Brubaker, St. Augustine St. Joseah, 5-8, 155, Sr. Backs: Gary Barrs, Branford, 5- 10, 170, Willie King, Tallahassee FAM4J, 5-4, 151, Sr.) Mlk Walker, Baldwin, 5-8, 150, Jr.

Punter: Don DeLoach, Tallahassee N. Fla. Christian, 6-0, 180, Sr. Wrest-ling High School Monday's Results Oak Ridge 31, Jones 23 101 Hayes (J) P. Delauro 108 Sheelev (J) won by forfeit; 115 Baker (OR) dec.

Morion 4-0) 122 Simpson (J) dec. Munoz 10-4; 129 Smith (OR) p. Huburd 125 Clayton dec. Stuart 5-4; 141 drier (OR) dec. Diltz 13-9; 148 Marshall (OR) dec.

Leonard 10-3; 158 Goodman (OR) p. Jones 170 Brown (J) dec. McMillian 17-; 18 Gaskins (J) Adaire 12-9) UL Overstreet (OR) p. Arnold 3:13. Colonial 28, Boone 22 101 Gokee (B) p.

Fuller 108 Plttin (B) dec. Gray 8-2; 115 Greene (C) dec. Hauser 8-2; 122 Klrkins (C) Dauber 129 Pnurne drew with Bed 1-1; 135 Tilkington (B) dec. Strouth 7-4; 141 Benesield (C) p. Denson 148 Mariatti (C) dec.

Gr.ivenmicr 4-0; 158 Rous won by default over Garcia; 170 I Driskell (B) dec. fmagman 14-10; 1H8 Chaepenik (C) drew with Phipps; Ul Thompson (B) dec. Curser 10-3. The famous glass-belted General Jumbo 780. The same tire you'll see on many 1976 new cars.

SAVE FROM $5 to $8 per tire depending on size Junior College Florida Top Ten (Records and first place votes In parenihesis) 1. Pensacola (9) 12-3 2. Indian River (10) 11-4 3. Lake City (1) 13-5 4. Seminole 16-3 5.

Brevard 8-6 4. Chipola(l) 13-3 7. Gulf Coast (3) 11-1 8. Florida College (1) 9-3 9. Miami-Dade South 8-3 10.

Broward Central 8-3 Others Edison Miami-Dade Miami-Dade 10-4 8- 4 9- 4 6-5 10-6 76 65 6-7 4- 5 3-4 3-5 3-8 5- 9 1-12 Downtown North Cen. Florida Fla. JC Valencia Palm Beach Broward North St. Pete Okaloosa-Walton Polk Daytona Beach Hillsborough North Fla. Scoring Leaders PLAYER Anthony.

Glasper. Ed Wagner, St. Pete FG FT Avg. 13 154 27 26.0 14 144 52 24.3 9 103 13 24.3 Mutt, pen 14132 66 22. a Pickens, Fla.

College 12 1 20 27 22.2 Wimbs, Bro. No. 13 126 23 21.1 Staley, Fla. College 12 82 90 21.1 Foster, Hills. 14 121 52 21.0 Mitchell, Fla.

JC 14 111 71 20.9 Brawn, Bro. No. 12 118 3 7 20.7 Turner, I 10 93 23 20.4 Rebounding Reb Avg. 14 227 16.2 13 182 14.0 15 196 13.0 11 146 13.0 13 166 12.8 11 129 11.8 13 150 11.6 16 179 11.2 8 90 11.2 4 100 11.1 7 77 11.0 Thomas, Hills. Wimbs.

Brow-North Dent, Chipola Paige, Brevard Anthony, Lake City Darnels. Brevard Boen, N. Fla. Mallard, Chipola Richardson, Polk Braden, St. Pete McDonald, Oka-W.

i DEC. 1975 I WHITEWALL I REGULART SALE SIZE PRICE PRICE FIT. A78-13 $31.95 $26.95 $1.75. C78-14 33.95 28.95 2.05 E78-14 35.95 30.95 2.27 E78-15 36.95 31.95 2.40 F78-14 38.95 32.95 2.43 G78-14 40.95 33.95 2.0 H78-14 43.95 36.95 2.83 F78-15 39.95 33.95 2.54 G78-15 41.95 34.95 2.65 H78-15 44.95 37.95 2.87 J78-15 46.95 38.95 3.03 L78-15 48.95 40.95 3.14 Blackwalls $3 less per tire SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1976. PAIN CHECK: Should our suQply of some sizes or lines run shod during this event, we will honor any orders placed now, for future delivery at the advertised price.

GENERAL TIRE SERVICE Priced ai shown ll Gtntnl Tire Stores Compel ilively pricid it lniJtpfwrtnl dtlitn displaying ino utneiai sign. Sooner or later, 1229 W. Central (At Trail) urianao dis qju you'll own Generals Amateur Monday''; Results CLASS A Ben Whitt Stables (9, Brinson's Gators 50 Fast Si, Graybar 31 i white underwear showing through," Wendelstedt! 1 i.