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The Desert Sun from Palm Springs, California • 9

Publication:
The Desert Suni
Location:
Palm Springs, California
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9
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July 4 1972 THE DESERT SUN B1 Wimbledon Net Darlings Due To Clash On Courts Major League Standings Natioul League Gene Lube More Sports On Page B-2 WIMBLEDON England (UPI) In year of the clay court wizards Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia stands like a concrete barrier between top seed Stan Smith and the final If quarterfinals go as predicted Smith from Sea Pines SC should dispose of eighth seed Alex Metreveli of Russia and the resolute Kodes will end the triumphal march of unseeded Onny Parun of New Zealand This would pit fifth seeded Kodes against Smith in the semifinal of their half of the draw For this tussle Smith can draw on the confidence of beating Kodes 3-6 6-3 6-2 7-6 to take the US singles title at Forest Hills last year But 10 months later Smith has been advancing at Wimbledon by a wing and a prayer while Kodes has been playing as if raised on fast grass court The other semifinal will be between defending champion Evonne Goolagong of Australia and 17-year-old Chris Evert of Ft Lauderdale Fla a match tennis buffs have been waiting 12 months to see Evonne suffered agonies in beating Franco ise Durr of France 8-6 7-5 while Chris took Patti Hogan of La Jolla Calif 6-2 4-6 6-1 The defending champion is looking forward to Wednesday's center court clash Miss Cioolagong says she has no special plans to deal with Chris the new darling of the record crowds that have attended the 86th renewal of the championships Before the tournament Kodes deligently practised five hours a day for a week on a friend's private grass court close to the Wimbledon grounds This sweaty effort has paid off so well that he has dropped only 27 games in brushing aside four opponents like troublesome flies to make the quarterfinals DALE SEZ a a a A SAFE VACATION LET US CHECK YOUR CAR" CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT THIS Angels Shut Out It was third straight win over the Angels this season Monday's Results NY at Mont 2 ppd rain Phil 4 San Fran 2 Pitt 3 Chicago 2 St Louis 4 Cind 2 Atlanta 13 Houston 9 Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) LA (John 7-3) at Mont (Morton 3-7) 8:05 pm San Diego (Kirby 5-7 and Caldwell 2-4) at New York (Seaver 10-4 and Gentry 3-6) 1:05 pm SanFran (Barr 1-2) at Phil (Champion 4-7) 7:35 pm Chicago (Reuschel 3-0 and Pappas 5-5) at Atl (McLain OO and Reed 6-8) 2 6:05 pm St Louis (Spinks 5-4) at Cinci (Grimsley 5-2) 2:15 pm Pitt (Ellis 7-4) at Houston (Dierker 7-4) 8:30 pm Wednesday's Games San Fran at Phil Chicago at Atlanta San Diego at New York A at Montreal Pitt at Houston American League East dhdDdDlIDlEOS SERVICE SPECIAL DOLLAR-SAVER ANAHEIM (UPI) Jim Hunter underestimate the California Angels but he feels confident when he faces them and demonstrated his mastery again Monday night by hurling a two-hitter for a 54) Oakland shutout The hot hitting of first baseman Mike Epstein helped make job easy as the former University of California star collected three hits for the second straight night and drove in three runs had good control and a good breaking ball" said Hunter think they were looking for breaking pitches as much as fast balls because I had a good fast ball the last time I beat them" WPL v- Sfv J7 VICTORY DANCE David Graham does a little dance on the 18th hole in final round of Cleveland Open yesterday at Chagrin Falls Ohio as he dropped a 12-foot birdie putt to get into the playoff Graham went on to win in sudden death playoff with Bruce Devlin (UPI Telephoto) Misty-Eyed Dave Wins Cleveland Young Bids For 2nd Victory Walk By and the victory gave him a 9-4 mark and his eighth complete game of the season Hunter did not give up a hit for five innings as he made a bid to repeat his 1968 perfect game But that was snapped by Angel catcher John Stephenson who singled to open the sixth fans behind our dugout kept reminding me about a nohitter every time I came in so I was thinking about it But I mainly wanted to win" Hunter said Epstein said he had become a better hitter this year because he was playing every day trying to make the most of he said had been platooned by other clubs in recent years This season everything has fallen together nicely for Rare Double For Baeza Braulio Baeza completed a rare double Monday winning the feature races at two different tracks The Panamanian jockey first booted home unbeaten Chief in the (27400 Juvenile Stakes at Aqueduct and just one hour and seven minutes later he had completed the trip to the circle at Monmouth Park after winning with Red Reality in the $30000 added Salvator Mile Linda's Chief a 2-year-old colt drew past Dust the Plate in the stretch and crossed the finish line with a half-length to spare in registering his fourth consecutive victory Sailor Go Home was third Linda's Chief raced the 5 furlongs in 1:03 4-5 and returned $340 $260 and $220 Indulto coupled in the betting with Kfar Tov who finished third won the $30000 Hollywood Express at Hollywood Park returning $620 $260 and $260 Barely Ofce was a $440 winner in the feature at Arlington Tuerta $420 took the $20000 added Blue Hen Stakes at Delaware and Double Hill was a $1440 winner in the $8000 handicap at Suffolk a Trained mechanics pin point the problems fast with the Electronlp Teater a Don't look for your problem! with an expensive major angina tuna-up sea our experts today and use the inexpenalveway Sports Editor SERVICE MANAGER WEEK'S mt CENTER nc 325-1233 Offer good until 7-1 1-1972 SAVE WITH COUPONS FRONT END ALIGNMENT $995 Any Pom Car Adi $2 With Air Condition COMPLETE CAMBER CASTER TOE-IN ADJUSTMENT MADE TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION Pickups Vans I Beam $1 550 Offor good until 7-11-1 972 EUGENE Ore (UPI) -Larry Young aimed for his second US Olympic Track and Field Trials victory today in the 50 kilometer walk and Jeff Bannister a former New Hampshire star looking for his first major triumph hoped to hold on to the lead in the conclusion of the 10-event decathlon Young who prefers the 50-kilo walk won the 20-kilo walk last Friday a two-time Olympian and says if he makes it in the 50 today he may give up his 20 berth thus opening the way for Clark Scully of the Army to make the trip to Munich in August for his first -Olympics Clark was fourth in the 20-kilo walk and currently is listed as an alternate Bannister now competing for the Decathlon Club of America win a single event in the first half of the decathlon Monday but he was the most consistent athlete in the 20-man field and stood at the top of the pack today with 4263 points In the high jump fourth event of the day Jeff cleared 6-6 for 840 1 points and the lead He concluded his first day's work in 97-degree heat with a 477 in the 400 meters for 913 more points and a comfortable 59-point lead on little Jeff Bennett of the Army the AAU champ who locked a sizzling 467 in the 400 to close the gap Fred Samara was in third place with 4134 points Russ Hodge was fourth with 4119 Steve Gough was fifth with 4097 and Andy Pettes was sixth with Summer Basketball Games Last Night PS Atajo 61 Indio 58 PDQ 73 Gridders 33 29 Palms 73 Elks 65 Games Tonight No games scheduled Results Texas 2 KC 1 Boston 8 Minn 2 Balt 15 Detroit 3 Oakland 5 Calif 0 Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Minn (Corbin 4-0) at Boston (McGlothen 0-1 )1 :30 pm Milwa (Lonborg 6-3) at Calif (Allen 2-4) 9 pm Balt (Dobson 9-7) at Chicago (Bahnsen 10-7) 9 pm Detroit (Slayback 1-1) at KC (Nelson 1-2) 8:30 pm NY (Stottlemyre 7-9) at Oak (Odom 5-2) 11 pm Texas (Hand 55) at Cleve (Lamb 2-2) 1:30 pm Games Balt at Chicago Texas at Cleve Minn at Boston Detroit at KC New York at Oakland Littlejohn Named Tops LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Dennis Littlejohn of North Torrance High School has been named the Southern California High School Athlete of the Year by the United Savings-Helms Athletic Foundation it was announced today Littlejohn played football and baseball in addition to wrestling at North Torrance ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS SEALED A RECOATED QUALITY WORK LOCALLY LICENSED Far Da It Yaanalf-an Malarial Far Side LOW PRICES coll 325-8125 CHAGRIN FALLS Ohio (UPI) David Graham wasn't misty-eyed because he picked up $10000 for winning the 1972 Cleveland Open golf tournament on his wife's birthday He was disappointed because the man he defeated on the second hole of sudden-death play Monday was his best friend Bruce Devlin fellow there was anybody I would have liked to have beaten it wasn't him Graham said it hadn't have been for Bruce I would still be in Australia told him when we started on the first hole that I wanted him to play as hard as he could because I was going to play as hard as I could He did and so did I I'm sure Bruce was very disappointed he lost but happy that I Graham 26 of Sydney Australia was tied with Devlin at six-undcr-par 278 after 72- the purse He said he was putting up the additional $125-000 from his own pocket because he loved ches? and wanted the match played The 24-game series starting today is to be played on alternate days with the extra days allowed to finish incomplete games A win counts as one point a tie a half-point for each As champion Spassky needs only 12 points to retain his title while as challenger Fischer needs 12 points to win The Soviet chess federation condemned Fischer for and said his actions his unconditional from play Dr Max Euwe president of the International Chess Federation (FIDE) expressed some fears over what Spassky might do AUTO AIR CONDITIONING CHECK-UP ONLY $399 Plus Parts 8i Freon As Needed Freon $250 Per Pound Offer good until 7-1 1-1972 Finally Arrives hole regulation play Both bogeyed the first extra hole and on the second hole after Graham sank his 10-foot putt for par Devlin 34 of Coral Gables Fla missed a downhill putt from the same distance and ended with a bogey 5 Perezchica Leads Tram By Kiwanis Miguel Perezchica drove in five runs and was the winning pitcher last night as the Palm Springs Tramway upset the Kiwanis 12-5 in American Little League play at Williams Field Perezchica was four-for-four at the plate driving in four runs on two singles and igniting an eight-run rally in the top of the fifth with a one-run double He also opened the game with a one-run homer in the first inning In other games Palm Springs Ford blasted Builder's Supply 25-8 and Mac Magruder Chevrolet forfeited to Sherman's Steak House Ken Price chalked up a 7-4 win for Neel's Nursery Pirates over the Giants in Senior League while the Angels and the Reds battled to a 4-4 tie at Angels Stadium There are no games scheduled tonight Play resumes Thursday night in the American League with Sherman's at Rotary and Palm Springs Ford meeting sport Car Center The National League is idle Thursday night PS Tram 102 081-12 5 2 Kiwanis 003 020-5 4 3 Perezchica Fielding (5) and Perezchica Petersen Williams (5) and Williams Danielson (5) WP-M Perezchica LP-Petersen HRM-Perezchica 2B-M Perezchica Teran Williams IN A DRUM 4089 as the first six men went over the 4000 halfway mark Samara had the best time in the to 108 Hodge led the shot putting with a throw of 55-10 and Gough came up with a 24-10 long jump and Ray Hupp 13th overall in the standings at the halfway mark did 6-9 in the high jump The 1500 meter run is the last event and the great equalizer Usually the least spent athlete can pick up points and close the gap Today-they do the separating with competition in the 110-meter high hurdles discus pole vault and javelin before the killing 1500 Donohue Hurt GAINESVILLE Ga (UPI) Mark Donohue was nursing a sore knee today the only mark of a fearsome 160-mile-an-hour crash Monday on the back siraight of Road Atlanta that wrote off the Penske team's No 1 Porsche Fischer REYKJAVIK Iceland (UPI) US grand master Bobby Fischer finally wooed to the board by a British banker's offer to double the prize money arrived in Iceland today hours before the opening match in his chess showdown with world champion Boris Spassky Fischer arrived aboard an Icelandic Airline flight from New York delayed more than one hour for him The controversial American challenger who won a two-day postponement in the world championship while he bartered for more prize money was driven down the runway to the UNIROYAL SEIIERUN6 MONARCH coots SiMPERIT CONCORD DUNLAP YORAHAMA PIRILU CAR CARE VALUE LUBE AND OIL CHANGE $366 Transmission and differential oil check Full oil change Complete Chassis lubrication Offor good until 7-11-1972 airplane in New York to avoid newsmen The first game was due to start at 1 pm EDT only 10 hours after Fischer arrived in Reykjavik It already had been postponed two days when the 29-year-old American challenger failed to turn up Sunday as scheduled There were indications that Spassky 35 might protest the postponement Fischer's delaying tactics revolved around money' The organizers had put up $125000 for the match which has gained more world interest than any chess encounter in history About 60 per cent was to go to the winner with the loser taking the rest British millionaire James Slater came to the rescue Monday by offering to double TV Radio Tonight 5 pm Baseball (11) Dodgers at Montreal 6 pm Baseball (KPSI) Milwaukee at Angels 19 pm Auto Race (9) Pocono 5M ELECTRONIC ENGINE TEST $299 TRAINED MECHANICS WILL PINPOINT THE PROBLEM FAST WITH THE ELECTRONIC SCOPE REPAIRS AVAILABLE Offor good until 7-11-1972 WjiJ'md IN A DRUM Commercial Drain Opener REMEMBER Iriag Us Any GOODYEAR AD la Any Newspaper la Soutnarn California For GOODYEAR TIRES WHEELS Aid AUTO SERVICE Desert Discount Tire Co NAS A WIDI VARIETY OP HANDS AND SIZES PLrUMBER OPENS Grease Traps Septic Tanks Toilets and Urinals Sinks Cesspools E2EEH Al Sim In Radial From Sports Cars To Cadillacs Stool Bolt Radiol Uniroyal Fostrack Glass Boltod i iSaiier-oCunclyren Jauer PALM SPRINGS Most Unusual Tourist Attraction "SWAP MEETS" 4 pm 1 1 pm wry SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY SUNAIR DRIVE IN Hwy 1 1 1 Botnr PS 1 CC Fh 321-311 296 So Indian Ava DISSOLVES Sludge Grease Paper Cloth Hair etc Hie Desert Discount Tire Co SUN CENTER 32S-202I 11 Pel Cooyao Drive 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