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0 Sentinel Star, Saturday, May 12, 1979 t-0 Riin) trails to Valdlosta Reasons why SHAFFER owners wouldn't own any other: 1 Walk-behind models, with inexpensive accessories, will mow, discharge cuttings evenly, vacuum, bag. mulch cuttings and shred leaves. Riders and walk-behind models deliver a smooth, professional cut. even during tough conditions. They also cut mora, faster, because of the efficient transfer of power from their engines.

Large capacity grass catchers need emptying less frequently: especially those with the 30 bushel Bag-N-Wagon. 4 The floating cutting unit on riders minimizes scalping and damage to the mower. 5 A wide selection of mowing speeds gives flexibility for varying lawn Florida International righthander, got the Di- vision II South Region baseball tournament off to a super start Friday but the weather- man got in the last licks. Lein, 20, tossed a no-hitter at Eckerd in the opener, shortened by rain to eight innings. A thunderstorm knocked out the University of Central Florida's game against Florida Southern.

UCF and Southern will try again this morning at 11 o'clock at Marchant Stadium in the four-team, double elimination event. The loser meets Eckerd at 2 p.m. at Henley Field and the winner plays FIU at Marchant, also at two o'clock. Lein's 3-0 no-hit game against Eckerd pushed his record to 15-1 and was the first ever pitched in the South Regional. "I just kept the ball low, changed speeds and made 'em hit it on the ground," Lein said.

"My defense was super it has been all year." FIU, the nation's No. 1 Division II team with a 45-11 record, has to rate as the team to beat after Lein's effort. "Chris did a heck-uva job," said Tom Wonderling, FIU coach. "It was a typical Chris Lein game good breaking ball, off-speed pitches. He stayed ahead of the hitters, too.

This was his third shutout in a row and sixth of the year." The 6-foot-3 hurler from Brooklyn, N.YH was rated the division's top pitcher going into the tournament. He was 11-3 last year after a stint at Valencia Community College but has had no pro feelers. VALDOSTA, Ga. Frank Gonzalez of Val-dosta State belted a leadoff homer in the bottom of the 13th to hand Rollins a 6-5 log in the South Atlantic regional baseball tournament Friday. The Tars now play West Georgia in the consolation round Saturday at 10 a.m.

Host Valdosta State, meantime, faces Columbus in the championship round at 1:30. The loser of that game plays the Rollins-West Georgia winner at 4:30. Columbus advanced with an 8-6 victory over West Georgia. is DIVISION II SOUTH REGION: Chris Lein. conditions; without loss of cutting power.

Before you buy a mower, compare the quality and performance features of a SNAPPER. You'll find SNAPPER is worth more because it does more. And, its price is competitive with other quality mowers. Prep baseball Any way you cut it's a snap with a SNAPPER! Apopka advances to state 4-0 By HERKV CUSH But there's certainly nothing routine about the record the Blue and White will take into the state tournament what with this latest victory improving their season's chart to 30-3. LaFavors ran his own record to 11-1, striking out six and walking two.

The Darters will be stronger for next week's state tournament when regular catcher Keith Fischer, a three-year veteran, returns to action. Fischer's been out of action three weeks. if By FRANK CARROLL I Mower Tlllers Tractors I battle the next six innings, trailing 9-1. Grimes, the mound hero of Thursday's win, was the most effective and the most dejected Warrior in defeat. Walking alone down the right field foul line.

Grimes fought back the emotion of losing. "One bad inning I know we're better than they are, just that one bad inning." Grimes worked the final out of the Plant second and allowed four runs and six hits over the next five innings. His most trying inning was a four-run fifth when Plant looked ready to end the game under the 10-run rule. A walk, double, single and two-run homer gave Tampa a 13-3 lead and put West Orange on the ropes. West Orange collected 10 hits, two each by Marc Laney and Bruce Crabbe, but three Plant double plays and the timely Panther hitting worked against the 24-10 Warriors.

West Orange got single runs in innings one, two and four and trailed 9-3 when Tampa erupted in the fifth. In the fifth, Laney singled and Glenn Tin-dall drew a one-out walk. The third Plant miscue of the game loaded the bases and Boyd drilled a two-run single. A grounder by Forbes scored a third run and Vinson drove in the Warriors' fourth of the frame with another single. The Warriors staged one more last-ditch effort in the seventh as Bruce Faison, Forbes and Vinson walked.

Boyd hit into a crushing double play, but Grimes rapped an RBI single before Laney lined out to end the game. Hurst left the game in the fifth in favor of southpaw Carl Ferraro (10-0), the ace on Coach David Fyfe's staff. West Orange wasn't impressed by either pitcher each flashing ERAs well below 1.00 rapping out nine hits. Third-sacker Tony Garcia finally finished up the seventh, making his first appearuice of the year. Tampa's biggest weapon all day was left-fielder Mark Craft who raised his average 42 points with a perfect 5-for-5 day.

It's beeh a quarter of a century since Apopka last went to the state baseball tournament and Blue Darter principal Roger Williams feels it's "about time we returned." Well, the Darters earned a berth in the final four of the 3-A tournament which begins next Thursday at Tinker Field. They blanking Bradford County Starke 4-0 behind the three-hit pitching of senior southpaw Maurice "Mo" LaFavors Friday. "He's a real competitor," said Apopka Coach Sonny Wise of his No. 2 hurler LaFavors. "He'll battle you all the way." Indeed, LaFavors was competitive Friday afternoon, looking super cool on a 92-degree day at the Apopka Park.

Only once in his seven innings of work did LaFavors allow more than one base runner and that came in the final frame when the first two Tornadoes got aboard. But the husky portsider bore down to retire, the next three men in order, thanks to a long running catch by rightfielder Keith Quigley. The Blue Darters only managed three hits in the game but took advantage of several Tornado errors. Two of those miscues took place in the second when the Darters scored their first two runs. Charlie Williams started it with a walk and raced to third when Starke's third baseman threw wild on a grounder off the bat of Quigley.

Another wild toss by Starke's catcher allowed Williams to score. Quigley scored on a long fly to left by designated hitter Tom Carlisle. While they failed to get a hit in their initial rally, the Blue Darters did come up with doubles in each of their next scoring efforts. Bob White drew a one-out walk in the third and dashed home on a double to leftcenter by Tim Anderson. In the fifth the final run was added when Bob Brewer stroked a two-out double and scored on an infield error Starke's fourth miscue of the game.

"We make the routine play and that's what it's all about in high school ball," said Wise. MiU Ltit2)iV 4A-2 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP: "One bad inning. Just one bad inning." West Orange baseball fans will be humming that tune all summer after Tampa Plant scored nine times in a nightmarish second inning then coasted to a 13-8 victory for the 4A-2 sectional championship Friday at Tinker Field. The 22-3 Plant Panthers crushed three Warrior pitchers for 13 hits, including seven in the wild second. Coach Gary Guthrie sent junior Jimmy Wise (3-2), against Panther ace Scott Hurst (10-0) needing a win to advance to next Thursday's state tournament.

The thin Warrior pitching staff only three Warriors were available for duty came back to haunt West Orange's pennant hopes. Two of Guthrie's three pitchers hurled in Thursday's 9-8 regional win over Tampa King and both were forced back into action with less than a day's rest. Wise carried a 4.20 ERA into the game and cruised through the first inning before Plant's power erupted. Guthrie used both junior Drew Butler and senior Dwayne Grimes in the marathon second before bringing the Panthers under control. A 1-0 Warrior lead evaporated under that uprising and West Orange faced an uphill ONLY AT THESE PARTICIPATING DEALERS WEST ORLANDO SOUTH ORLANDO SNAPPIN" TURTLE MOWER CENTER 3557 S.0RANGE AVE.

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He doesn't mind the fact his hairline is receding. Or that Charlie Helm, one of his runners when he began coaching at Bradenton Southeast High more than a decade ago, is now coaching at contending Jacksonville Ribault. He doesn't mind much of anything as long as his Edgewater High track team can continue its winning ways one more meet. But this isn't any meet. This is the coveted Class 4A state high school championships at Showalter Field and Newlon's Eagles are favorites to pull it off.

Nobody knows any better than Newlon's buddy Oak Ridge Coach John Hemmer that it takes ability AND luck to pull it off. The Pioneers won the last two years thanks to individuals like Cyril Wyatt and Carlos Leonard and Ed Herring and Steve Bridges plus lucky breaks like Miami Kil-lian in 1977 and Lake Worth in 1978 splitting relay points because their times were matched in a different heat. year Kernes St Pete Northeast 26-2W High Jump? Record: 6-1 1 Haley Brandon, 1970; Top qualifier- Leonard. Oak Ridge: Chambers. Miami Central 6-19: Top ump of year Leonard, Chambers 7- 0 Pol Vault: Record 15-0 Bailey.

Oak Ridge. 1977; Top qualifier Postlmayr. Edgewater 15-2, Top jump of year Postlmayr OA Girls 100: Record 10 3 Cheeseborough, Ribault. 1977; Top quan tier jackson, Northwestern 10 76. Top tome ot vear Jackson.

Wallace Miami jackaon 220: Record 23 3 Cheeseborough. Rrbeutt. 1977; Top qualifier Ashford. South Dads 24 32, Top ttme of year Ashford 440: Record 55 4 Davis King. 1977.

Top qualifier: Rodgert, Norland 54 94. Top time of year. Rodgers 54 5 180: Record M4 1. Cverby McArthur, 1978: Top quaii her Cverby 2 18 Top time ot year. Chambers Meff.fi island 16 8 Mile: Record 4 50 8.

Overby, McArthur. 1978 Top qualifier Overby 6 01. 3. Top time of year Overby 4 S8 5 Two Mile: Record: 10 49 8 Moore. Southwest M.srrw, 197 Top qualifier: Gross, Cteerwater 11.139; Top lime of year.

Gross 120 High Hurdtee: Record 14 1 Seebers. Boone 198. Top quaniier Alien, Piper 14 16. Top time ot year Allen 330 Hurdles: Record 44 7 White bautt 1978 Top quaver Ashford. South Dade 42 95.

Top time of year Ashford 440 Relay: Record 47 4 Miami Jackson. 1977: Top qualifier Northwestern 47 4, Top urn ot year Northwestern Mile Medley Relay: Record (New Event): Top qualifier McArthur 4 08 9. Top time of year McArthur Mile Relay: Record 3 59 3. Clearwater 197; Top quaiitier South Dade 3 53 36: Top time of year South Oaoe. (Note ft- schools fast heat qualified under me record, seven schools ran better than the record mis spring Shot Put: Record 47- Fisher, Satellite Beach.

14. Top qualifier Chestnutt. Brandon 46-V Top throw of year Chestnutt Discus: Record 1 35-10, Fshe Satetme Beach 197. Top qualifier Ruffian. Orange Park 133-7.

Top throw of year Ruffian 135-4. Long Jump: Record 19-11 Cheeseborough, Ribault. 197: Top qualifier Jackson. Northwestern 20-6; Top tump of year Jackson 20-6W High Jump: Record 5-8, Pounds, St Pete Lake-wood 19'b Top quenher James. St Pete Northeast Pounds.

St Peie Lafcewood 5-6; Top jump of year: Redox, Jefferson, Pounds 5-10 So Newlon is hoping for ability (pole vaulter Todd Postlmayr, discus thrower Marvin Porter, 330 hurdler Jeff Dixon and shot putter Byron Brooks (all state leaders) plus whatever luck comes his way for the favorite's role to hold up. 4A6oyt 100: RCOrd 9 2 Brown. Matnlvj 1976. Top quIi-twt Sutton. Tat 9 6.

Too of vmt Wo Beach. Wilbum Bollywood Mrlia 9 5 220: Record 20 8 Wyatt Oak Mdaa. 1977 Top Quaii (tar Monro Rofc.non 21 Top timo of yaar. Monro 21 2 440: Record 47 3. Machamc Mamt Jackson 1969: Too quaMtw WNta M.y.i Cantrai 48 64.

Top tim of yar Ross Sarasota 47 6 Record 162 4. Carrtlto, Titusvill. ifl77, Top Quattr Gowwr. Pirvatiaa Park 1 Sb 36. Top dm ot yv Go-vat i S3 4 Mil: 4 10 4 flamars Dunadm; Mar on, Lyman, 19b.

Top Quaiifiar Cull Miami Co-untout 4 17 6 Top lima ot year Cud 4 114 Two M(: Record 6 53 1 Holtman. St Petersburg High. 19r; Top Quarter Cottiof, Choetawnatcnee 9 Too time ot year Trigg Lakewood 9 12 2 20 Hijh Hurdles: Record 13 2, Rooarson. W.nter Park, tyy Top qua'tCw. Pugh.

Lake Wort 13 98 Too time of year Kernes, St Petersburg Northeast 13 7 330 Hurdles: Record 36 7 Dante Kilhan. 1977. Top qualifier O'xon. Edgewater 37 04, Top time ot year Omon 37 6 440 Relay: Record 0 Oak Ridga 1978 Top quaMi.tr Ribault 41 9. Top tme ot year Edgewater 41 8 Mile Medley Relay: Record 3 29 4.

Cnamberiam. 198 Top quaii te. Largo 3 3066. Top kma ot year Ritauti 3 8 Mile Relay: Record 3:11 8 K.lban. 1969; Top qualifier Oak Ridge 3 18 68.

Top time of year Ribault. Or. ange Park 3 17 0 not Put Record 65-4. luck Fort Prce Central. 19.

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