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Chicago Wipes Out Toronto 70-3 CLOVIS NKWS-JOl'KNAL, July 24, 1977, Page 13 Hargrove's 13th Inning Single Edges Baltimore I he (I I'H-SS Mike Hargrove I inning single, his lourlh hit of the game, drove in Ihc winning run for Ihc Texas Hangers Satur day Cay lord Perry and Adi- inn Ilevine combined lor n. five hit victors over the Haiti Trevino Leads Oakville llnl! A Uiilei OAKVII.I.K. nut AP. Lee Tri'viiui, settmn the pace nil the way. swaggered through a whippinu wind in a one iinderpar VI and opened a commanding six stroke 1 lead Saturday in the third round the Canadian Open (iolf TciurnaiiH'iit Trevino.

on the rebound from back surgery and gunning for his first in more than a year, put together a hole to tal of in under par on the 7.111,0-yard (lien (lolf Club course Nicklaus. the man who designed the hilly layout tliat is scheduled to be a permanent home for the Canadian National championship, had his creation snap hack at him in the gusty, swirlmu winds Nicklaus. three strokes back when the day play started, could do no better than a two over par 7-4 and was lied for second at 1MJ with Kay Floyd and Tom Kite Kite had to finish birdie-birdie tor a VI. and Moyd shot a Tom VA'eiskopt Mike Morley. (ieorge Cadle and F.ngland's Peter Oosterhui 1 wire next at 214.

a distant eight back with 11', holes to go in the chase for a lirst Morley had a third round Weiskopt 711. Oosterhuis I'l and Cadle. playing with Trev ino and Nicklaus in the last threesome shot VI more Orioles. Hargrove's hit. off reliever Tippy scored Bump Wills, who opened the rally with a double, his third hit and the only extra base blow of the nationally televised game, which began with a magnificent pitching duel between ferry and Palmer Wills advanced to third on a single by Sundberg off los er Dick Drago, 2-U, who re placed Palmer at the start of the 12th.

before scoring on liar grove's hit Perry allowed four hits in nine innings and Palmer was touched for seven in 11 innings Kach of the former Cy Young RACING RESULTS lijrlon i A Irt.ll rted the 10 finals' of the a i 'l 7 La Handl' A ol I ho Im.lls. 6 60 nun F.is/ heats won while a Ihe eiqht defer horses 1 HO. i -10 I 40 i oo J'J -I i Our Pro, V' Honor, i- J.iy On or Two IJ I 1 Of rl IJ 'it Mf'Srl PrirK ft a i 3 iSO Bubblin' BO 1. il Humpc-r Stick 70 1 rj JiO 40, Busy mf? C. W-ir 6 00; $100 HO 1 1 1 1 Blob 60 No mi its 5 00, no -1 -10 ur lonrf, 'On ic i fin i ,1, rotur p'ar look 56 HO pl.lr S6 .10 Hi-' da, ir thy In 1 JO Si'r 00 .10 i i Thi Drak Ou 01 'M'" 71 n'Tl 5.1 to wm.

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1 1 are listed on the can't miss list The Clovis Wildcats open their practice sessions August in i Sharon at South will diis year larship It to be t.ilkm; the miilille i season i- I hinh state ol 'I loeal i ii I the Dallas Cowboy fans can take heart in Ihe tact that number one pick and Heisman trophy winner Tony 1) Dorset! has done everything right since he hit the Dallas training camp in Thousand Oaks. California There are a lot ol variables in pro football i injuries, weather, schedule, coaching changes. etc But Tony I) could be the man to propel the Cowboys into Ihe super bowl Senior defensive end Andre Anderson ol New Mexico State business administration management major i was recently asked if he fell football tradition was more or less important than academic fields of study I always felt academic lields ol study were most important to me in life Football is shin 1 education is something that will always be with you The Associated Press ANDRRSTOHP. Sweden iAPi Katayarna of Japan won the SaOi-t class of the Swedish Grand Prix Saturday to lead a Yamaha sweep of the top Id placings and virtually clinch his second straight world title Philippe Coulon. a French- born Swiss rider, suffered serious skull injuries when he hurtled off the track during fi nal trials in the 5()dcc earlier in the day NEW YORK 'AH i Rod Carew, hatting going into this weekend, has taken over the lead in the computer petition which rates major league baseball players' pro' ductivity Carew.

the Minnesota Twins' first baseman, had a Productive Effic'iency Rating of 77.24 as of last week's All-Star break. Next come two California Angels pitchers. Frank Tanana at and Nolan Ryan at 74.77. followed by Chicago Cubs reliever Bruce Sutler. The system, which attempts to rate all players on the basis of their output whether they are hitters or pitchers, is sponsored by Seagram's Seven Crowns of Sports.

OAKVILLE. Ont 'APi At Lee Trevino has at least one problem associated with middle age the battle of the bulge "I gain weight so easily. I only eat one meal a day." said Trevino. here to play in the Canadian Open golf championship. "I have breakfast and then eat only fruit the rest of the day But his breakfast is no ordinary one.

"I have orange juice, cereal, toast, two eggs, potatoes and steak." said the fi-foot-7. 1HO- pound Trevino FfKl'OKA, Japan Sadaharu Oh drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly to help the Central League All- Stars to a victory over the Pacific League in the first game of Japan's three-game All-Star series. VERSAILLES. France iAPi Holland's (Jerrie Knetemann led countryman Joop Zoetemelk across the line Saturday to win the next to last stage of the Tour de France, with France's Bernard Thevenet holding his overall leadership and appearing headed for victorv in Paris Award winners struck out nine In other American League action, home runs by Kalph fiarr, Alan Bannister and Brohamor powered Ihe White Sox to a to triumph over the Toronto Mine Jays Rico two run homer in the seventh inning boosted the f'leveland Indians to a victo ry over the Moston Red Sox Paul Mlair's two run second inning home run and Ron fluid ry's six-hit pitching enabled the New York Yankees Io beat Ihe Milwaukee I'rewers i I Thompson drove three Drops Opener LOS ALAMOS AP Hoswell. Karminglon.

Las ('nices and Laguna Acoma moved into the winner's bracket in the New Mexico Sandy Koufax baseball tourney Roswell nipped host Los Alamos 7. l-'armington trimmed Carlsbad -I Las Cruces dropped llobbs and Laguna whipped Clovis 4 I in the opening round Friday The schedule for Saturday- sent Clovis against llobbs. Los Alamos against Carlsbad. Laguna against Las Cruces and Roswell against Karmington. The winner of the double elimination competition advances to the regional tourney in Till sa.

with a chance to move on to the nationals in Tennessee ith 'wo and a double. 1' 1 the 1 leiroil '1 Igor 1 Io a 'i 1 I'-lory over Kansas Cilv. the Royals' winning Ly ma homer IH erun Tw ms in a gai two lion also hit 1 eight name 1 I'os'tock run i tun Sports lapped Mimiesot fourth inning as California by ram i a 's the Hi- 4 for 1 minutes Rostock into i triple play the sixth inning NATIONAL LEAGUE East Pet GB 1 0 58 1 1 'j 17 -i -If it. 511 8 i 11 i 1 .1 ii .109 I West .1 .1 .1 1 0 .1 5 i ,1 5 .1 16. 1 .1 7 '1 19'.

14 Latr not mlcuded Saturday's Games -i i- If .1 i i 1 a t. L. ir Oii'qo. AMERICAN LEAGUE east Pet. 08 Boston 53 40 570 rt I YorV ir-v-f I 0 i a 0 rahf 1 1 1 1 53 41 .564 44 547 43 49 447 9 1 -) 41 51 457 10 52 447 IP, 34 60 36J 19'; West 56 36 .609 53 39 .576 3 57 43 547 51, 46 44 572 43 48 473 43 55 439 16 Oakland 40 53 430 1 A 1 7 Saturday's Games Chicago 10 nmqs York IPVl.ind 5, 10, Toronto 3 Baltimore 0, 13 in- 3.

Milwaukee 1 9. Boston 8 10. California 4 Kansas City 4 Oakland 3 HOPKFUL Darnell Bender (23) of Bender Olds looks out at the pitcher for Tequila Sunrise in district Softball action Saturday afternoon. If Bender's teammates in the dugout look a little distraught it's because they're behind by eight runs. (News- Photo) Wildcat Outlook '77 Returners Make For Strong Club Records Fall At Deaf Games Bl'CHAREST Romania iAPi Alexander Potopalski of the Soviet I'nion beat America's Lyle (Irate in the decathlon in a record shattering deaf performance Saturday at the World (lames for the deaf.

Potopalski. 25. of Kiev, scored points in the ld- evenl competition and (irate. IK, of Lake Andes. S.I) won the silver medal wilh points Scoreboard A 1 i 1 ft iH-r 1.

i 1 nn 164 DNESDAY NIGHT rvLING July LEAGUE 1977 TEAM r. 75 II 7-1 17 1 IT Kl-l'l "'I 1" join-'. 1'-' 1' fir i-r i JIJ, 'I I. MIT- M.I I (j ,01. 1 Dl 14 16 17 ia IV 19 '70 70 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS TEAMHIGHS Sir.il.!-.

O.jn.i 1 I. 1 i.q in Mil' Duroi i 4: I CLOVIS SOFT BALL ASSOCIATION CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES July 19. 1977 T-oull. Both broke the deaf world record of (i.lKii points set by Finland's Sarrikoski seven years ago (irate who will enter (lallau- det College in Washington, DC this fall, led the competition after five events but bruised his heel in the pole vault and slipped behind He still managed to outrun Poto palski in the concluding 1.500 meters, winning the heat by- five meters David Ruben 22. of Junction City.

Kan won the only American gold medal in the five track and field finals Saturday of the nation meet, taking the 110- meter hurdles in lii seconds. The American women's vol leyball team upset Romania Saturday to win the silver med al after the Soviets clinched the gold medal earlier com petition Kdilnrs note: The Inllnuinu i preseason look al the IM77 is High I oiilliall I cam which opens up Ihi- regular season September Bel Sir ol IJ I'asn al I eon Williams Stadium I I II Spurts Kclitm The Wildcats will do a lot ol running and very little passing out of their wishbone olleiiM' Once again Clovis will alter nate backfields One backlield will get the ball and slay in the game until they score or have to give up the football Kxcellent speed and will be the trademark ol the ball carrying corps Quarterbacks Mike Uibarri and Layne Walker fi J. will 1.11 the signal calling positions I'libarri was a starter last year at this position and will lend his option experience to the game plan Walker quarterbacked a i 1 junior varsity learn in '7ii. and his winning ways, combined with I'libarn's knowledge make this a solid position Super senior Ronnie Morris 1 5-9. 151 could be a real standout this year Last season as a junior Morris became a regular halfback after the tilth game of the season From that point on he became the team leading rusher Junior (Jus Williams is another starter from last al Ihe halfback position Junior Krwin P.eachum "i Ho has a lot of potential and could fill a -tartmg rule Cedric Williams il 17u has I speed in the 40 v.

hieh niakes him a threat time he his hands on the ball Slallworth "ill. ino I.umbera 17(i and Ken Illl out the bill out ol the fullback position in a rerun ot last year i- Rusty Norton depth to this t'roup will lie Stormv Nick 'ii'iemi 17i' and Mike I 'j. 17.1 The oUensive line will be anchored retiirnum starters tackle ii 1 1HH center Himhes II. joo iiuar-1 ".11. I'M tlUllt end Scot! Petty I'.

and tackle Frank f. i L'l'i 'A tin started three naiiie- year From lime to time brothers Ron 'i and Paul will find themsch'es occupyiiiL; the guard positions are described by Head i ouch (ioode loolball players Joe Jones 'li-o. 235' was a starter on the defense last year but could wind up playing at an offensive line position this season Others lending support in the offensive wall are Pete Griego 5-5, 2iTO Sam Martinez (i-o. Louis Smith '0-0. Tun Adams 5 10.

Wayne Craig 202'. Blake Hudson 5-in. 191 Mike Schmidt '5-9. 225'. Mark (Ireene 5-10.

202' and David Harrison '0-2. 1901. Petty will start at tight-end and is backed up by dreg Gant (i-o. Mill At split end Kent Ware 17(i' will divide time with Kevin ('rook 5-K. 105- Waiting in the wings will be Robert Holder (i- 1.

170'. Dale Brown 5-7. 105:. Mike i. 170' and Randy Lyle VK.

Defense should be the strong point of the '77 edition of the Clovis Wildcats with seven of the eleven starters returning including one nose guard, two linebackers a defensive tackle, monster, safety and a defensive end who picked up a lot of experience last year i 'lovis sets up in a 5-2 defense, and lurking as the monster in that setup will be two-way starter Mike I'libarri Safety Ronnie Morris returns to his familiar position at safety. Krwin Beachum could possibly be the third man in he defensive backfield. Mike Gonzales returns to right defensive end where he started every game last year. Two-way starter Marty Wood will fill in at the tackle spot as will Joe Jones. If Jones moves to the offensive line letterman Sam Martinez coud step in to fill his shoes Pete Griego will assume his stance at nose guard with Jay- Hughes ready in relief.

Defensive ends Ron Joy and Robert Holder provide strength at the other defensive end position. Letterman Louis Smith and David Harrison could play a lot in the interior line this year The linebacking corps is steady with Paul Joy. Scott Petty and Rusty Norton. The kicking game, which makes or breaks many football games is excellent. Layne Walker will handle the punting chores and Mike I'libarri the place kicking assignments.

Kick returner Ronnie Morris should terrorize opponents again this year anytime he sees some running room Morris is considered the best kick returner in southwest high school football. Pack Is Back (In The Hall Of Fame) I NiCM 1 I AOUE INDIVIDUAL HIGHS TEAM HIGHS S60 769 I'62 nr I 17 July 21. 1977 EAKLY BIRD COFFEE LEAGUE July 20. H77 Davis Snares Third Place KANSAS CITY, Mo Kenny Davis of Clovis took third place in the ILM-pound division in the National Junior Olympics in Kansas City. Missouri Saturday Davis, who is years old, clean and jerked pounds and snatched pounds He missed second place by 2 1 i pounds Davis weighed at 117'j pounds CANTON.

Ohio AP Starr and Forrest (iregu cm nerstones in ol fireen first two Super Bowl chain pions, will join professional football immortality Starr and (iregg. Frank Oilford. s.iyers and Bill Willis, take their plat ith the game's other me.ii- tin- annual Pro Football H.ill Fame inductions The class lamc-i 1971. will swell the hall r.mk to The ceremonies on tin shrines steps, will pi ecede 'he season's lirst proe.ism, tiame an exhibition between tin i cago Bears and the New Yin Jets to be nationalh 1 ii' IMI i i i F.DT pl.iy 'A cl'e elected mber Hoard ot Selec 1 and in their lirM year 1 seasons alter et an 17th i hoice irom Ahi i lerliacked he an i record and two National l.eauue cham the Super In years m.tke 'he Packer- l.i'i I ii considered i ireuu to tie an NFL utlell i-kle the I. loot iwiund undel SMI product fooled them He played a then record IKK stramht games and made all- league eight consecutive times.

lirst a tackle and then at uuard Lombardi said simply, '(iregg is the Imest player I ever coached The coach player respect was mutual (iregg will have Lombard) widow Mane, present him for induction Starr and (iregg are NFL head coaches today the ex quarterback with the Packers and the former lineman with the eland Browns (ieorge llalas. the only person involved in all ol the NFL 1 years, will present Sayers. his former Chicago Bears' run ning phenom At 34. Sayers is the youngest ever to be inducted into the shrine. Rated the NFL's greatest halfback in its first 50 years, the Kansas Comet had 4.95fi yards rushing.

1.307 receiving yards and 33(i points on 5fi touchdowns primarily in five seasons His greatest single performance A record-tying six touchdowns, two an 80-yard reception and yard punt return, and 330 combined yards on a muddy field against the San Francisco 49ers Ironically. Sayers suffered the first of a string of knee injuries against the 49ers four years later, crushing his career I I I A HIGH', INDIVIDUAL HIGHS TEAM HIGHS JOLLr kOLLEHS SUMMER BO(VL INC LEAGUE II iiuf. jt r.f CHUMCHLEAC.UE STANDINGS Red Division vVon While Division Blue Division Clovis Hosts State Mexico Mickey Tournament will it Bell Park in and August The New Mantle State take place Clovis July 29. first Besides Clovis there will be teams Irom Las Cruces, Hobbs, Roswell Gallup Farmmgton and Los Alamos The first game begins pm Friday Representing the Clovis area will be the Bankers The Bunkers open up action Friday The Mickey Mantle league is for 15 Hi vear olds Representing Clovis. next weekends Mickey Mantle tuurnami'm will bo the Bankers-Back row: Mgr Harold Wheeler.

Nornum Yohs Warren Arnold. John Hullin Hudv Howdy Raymond L'rban, Mike Wheeler Ave, Scott Wilson and Joe King, coach. Front row 1-r: Mike Downs, Paul Young, Nick Griego, David Marquez, Jeff Clement, Rudy Garcia, Randy Lyle, Keith Hadley, Benny Cordova and Robert Lyle, coach. (News-Journal Photo).