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McCammon new Flyers9 coach Archery Sports transactions Dickey doing okay; Pack cuts Giordana EBALL ANTI.FR archers summer PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Bob McCammon, who coached the Maine Mariners to an American Hockey League championship in the team's first year of existence, was appointed today as new head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers of the National Hockey League, the Associated Press learned. McCammon succeeds Fred Shero, who resigned in May after the Flyers were eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoff semifinals by the Boston Bruins. McCammon is recognized as a tough disciplinarian, the type of coach Flyers owner Ed Snider and general manager Keith Allen have said is needed to lead the Flyers to another Stanley Cup championship. Shero' coached the Flyers seven years and won two Cups. He said when he resigned that he could no longer motivate the Philadelphia team.

The Flyers at first refused to accept Shero' resignation, but later gave the veteran coach his release so he could become general manager-coach of the New York Rangers. The Flyers received the Rangers' firstround choice in the NHL's June- player draft in return for the rights to Shero, who had one year remaining on a five-year contract. BROADHEAD LEAGUE The Limo Suckers 3- defeated the Country Bucks (2-7). lohl to 15s9. Don Rerves led the winner with 457.

and Randv Roberts led the loser with 411. Carroll (7-2) defeated Compound Trimble 1-8). 1767 to 1555 Tom Bartlet IwJ the winner with 453 and Greg Koelek led the loser with 411. The Brushbusters (5-4) defeated the hue Tails (34). lftM to 1213.

Howard Theleman led the winner with a 428. and Steve Thompson led the loser with 443 Good Times (7-2) defeated the Deer Slavers (5-4. 1872 to 1564. Roger Keefe led the winner with a 431. and Jim Spanfelner led the loser with a 435.

The Yellow Jackets (7-2) defeated the Hot Shots (5-4 1. 1685 to 1635. Dave Sanger led the winner with a 437. and Russ Reimer led the loser with 420. This week's high scratch scores were Mark Guelzow.

410: Walt Knuteson. 395; Dean Lewis. 375; Jon Kressin. Llovd Foster, each 370: Russ Reimer. 365.

Jim Spanfelner. Jeff Fredrick. Roger O'Keefe. each 360: Dave Feit. 355; Dale O'Keefe.

John Klein. Dave Sanger and Dick Koeshall, each 350. By The Associated Press BASEBALL American League OAKLAND A Signed Willie Horton, outfielder, on waivers by the Cleveland Indians. KANSAS CITY ROYALS Signed Buddy Biancalana, shortstop, and assigned him to Sarasota of the Gulf Coast League. BASKETBALL National Basketball Association PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Traded Corky Calhoun, forward, to the Indiana Pacers tor a second-round draft choice in 1980.

FOOTBALL National Football League CINCINNATI BENGALS Placed Mine Wells, quarter- back, on waivers. MINNESOTA VIKINGS Signed Hugnie Shaw and Ron Hams, running backs; Jeff Morrow, tackle; Dee Jay Don-lm, quarterback, Steve Griffin and Arnold Johnson, linebackers, Tom McNamara, kicker; and Barry Washington, wide receiver. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS-Signed Larry Hardy, tight end; Ernest Ratlift, nneoacker; Woodrow Carter, defensive end; Jack Holmes, running back; and Ron George, wide receiver. HOCKEY National Hockey League MINNESOTA NORTH STARS Named Harry Howell head coach. Signed Gary Sargent, detenseman, to a five-year pact.

Signed Steve Payne, forward. COLLEGE MOUNT UNION COLLEGE Named Joseph Luxbacher head soccer coach and instructor of physical education. MIDWEST LEAGUE Northern Division Pet. GB ADPleton 2 .818 Waterloo 9 4 62 Wis. Rapids 7 6 .538 3 Wausau 0 11 .000 9 Southern Division Quad Cities 7 4 .436 Clinton 5 6 .455 2 Burlington 5 6 .455 2 Cedar Rao'ds 4 7 .364 3 Wednesday's Results Wis.

Rapids 10 9, Wausau 2-0 Waterloo 2-3, Appleton 1-13 Burlington 8-11, Clinton 1-3 Quad Cities 3-10, Cedar Rapids 1-6 Games Tonight Wausau at Wis Rapids, 7:30 Waterloo at Appleton Burlington at Clinton Cedar Rapids at Quad Cities By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST GREEN BAY. Wis. (AP) A plate was removed Wednesday from Green Bay Packer quarterback Lynn Dickey's left leg, which was broken in game last November, and Dickey was reported to be "doing well" by the National Football League team's orthopedic consulant. Dr. James Nellen said the plate was removed primarily because the quarterback was experiencing some irritation from it.

The cast had been removed in March "It will not affect the weightbearing (capability) or strength of the leg," Nellen said of the operation. Meanwhile, the Packers announced they had released two other signal callers. They are Brian Dowling, signed as a free agent last winter after Dickey was hurt, and Reed Giordana, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics record setting passer from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point signed this spring as a free agent PAGODA Bingo. Banga. Bon no was the play of the day during ladies day" Winners were Buelah Zurfluh.

Marge Zimmerman and Vera Kaja. Low scores, in clavies. were Zurfluh. Helen Grode and Jeannette Zimmerman. Fahl and Joan Holcomb had low pulls.

BILL'S EYE LADIES' Wednesday plav of the day was low net minus putts. Winners for 18 holes were Ginny Clark. Betsy Hughson i class A). Ginnv Nemeckav. Betty Burner (B) and Lynn Krueger C.

Winners for nine holes were Joyce RehfeWt (A). Ginnv Jens. Shirley Schmid (Bl. Fledia Peters (C) and Lila Collett and Jerrv Greelev (D). Chip-ins were bv Lynn Krueger and Sandy Ochs.

Betsy Hughson bad eagle of the week. The Daily Tribune Thursday, July 6, 1978 Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Page 7 Pet. GB .692 .563 .563 .556 .488 .463 .358 10 10 10'i 16 18 26Vj 0)10 Boston 54 24 Milwaukee 45 35 New York 45 35 Baltimore 45 36 Detroit 39 41 Cleveland 37 43 Toronto 29 52 WEST Oakland 43 39 Texas 41 38 California 42 39 Kansas City 41 39 MM .524 .519 .519 .512 JVL Chicago 37 43 .463 5 Minnesota 35 42 .455 5" .463 .455 Seattle 28 55 .337 15Vj .337 twood wd Ik Sf A mipBoft Lin- if Hard Wednesday's Games Baltimore 3-8, Toronto 1-6 Detroit 13, Cleveland 3 Boston 9, Chicago 2 Minnesota 3, Milwaukee 1 Kansas City 10, California 1 Texas 3, New York 2 Oakland 5, Seattle 3 Thursday's Games Toronto (Lemanczyk 2-10) at Baltimore (Palmer 10-6), (n) Cleveland (Waits 6-8) at Detroit (Slaton 8-5), (n) Boston (Tiant 7-1) at Chicago (Wood 9-5), (n) California (Aase 5-4 or Tanana 11-5) at Chicago (Wood 9-5), (n) New York (Tidrow 3-6) at Texas (Medich 3-3), (n) Oakland (Johnson 5-4) at Seattle (Mitchell 4-81, (n) Friday's Games Boston at Cleveland, (n) New York at Milwaukee, (n) Toronto at Chicago, (n) Baltimore at Kansas City, (n) Detroit at Texas, (n) Minnesota at Oakland, (t-n) Seattle at California, (n) NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST FwGioteiir sun dty to toil 1 1 1 Pet. 44 32 .579 41 37 .526 i ft i Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh Montreal New York GB 4 V2 13 15'J 38 39 .494 39 42 .481 34 48 .415 32 51 .386 St.

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17x42x30 Wednesday's Games San Francisco 5, San Dieto 4, 10 innings Philadelphia 7, New York 5 Cincinnati 2, Houston 1 Chicago 5, St. Louis 1 Atlanta 9, Los Angeles 8 Only games scheduled Thursday's Games Atlanta (Niekro 9-9) at Los Angeles Rhoden 7-4) San Diego (Owchinko S-7) at San Francisco (Knepper 9-5) Montreal (Grimsley 11-5) at Philadelphia (Kaat 5-1), (n) Chicago (Lamp 2-10) at New York Espinosa 6-7), (n) Pittsburgh I Rooker 3-5) at St. Louis Denny 6-6), (n) Only games scheduled Friday's Games San Francisco at Cincinnati, 2, (t-n) Montreal at Phildelphia, 2, (t-n) San Dieyo at Atlanta, (n) Chicago at New York, (n) Pittsburgh at St. Louis, In) Los Angeles at Houston, (n) The leaders By The Associated Press AMERICAN LEAGUE BAT TING (175 at bats)-Carew, Min, Cubbage, Min, .323. Lynn, Bsn, Lez-cano.

Mil, .320, Rice, Bsn, RUNS LeF lore. Det, 60; Rice, Bsn, 55, McRae, KC, 51; Fisk, Bsn, 50; Baylor, Cal, 50. RUNS BATTED IN-Rice, Bsn, 69; Staub, Det, 61; JThompsn. Det, 54; EMurray, Bal, 51, Zisk, Tex, 51. HITS Rice.

Bsn, 103; Staub, Det, 95, JThompsn, Det, 95; Howell, Tor, 94, Carew, Min, 94. DOUBLES-Fisk, Bsn, 24; GBrett, KC, 24, Burleson, Bsn, 20, McRae, KC, 19; Howell, Tor, 18. IRIPLES-Rice, Bsn, 10; Cowens, KC, BBell, Cle, Rivers, NY, McKay, Tor, RoJackson, Cal, GBrett, KC, Carew, Min, 5. HOME RUNS Rice, Bsn, 23; Baylor, Cal, 19; JThompsn, Del, 18; EMurray, Bal, 17; GA-lexandr, Cle, 17; GThomas, Mil, 17. STOLEN BASES-Wilson, KC, 29; LeF-lore, Det, 28; Di-lone, Oak, 27; JCruz, Sea, 27; Wills, Tex, 24.

PITCHING (8 Decisions) Guidry, NZ, Tiant, Bsn, 7-1, .875, 2.83; Eck-ersley, Bsn, 9-2, .818, 3.21; Lee, Bsn, 9-3, .750, 2.84; Gura, KC, 6-2. .750, 3.06; Torrez, Bsn, 11-4, .733, 3.78, Gale, KC, 8-1 .727, 3 00, Bal, 12-5, .706, 3.10. STRIKEOUTS Guidry, NY, 124, Ryan, Cal, 114; Flanagan, Bal, 100; Leonard, KC, 85; Undrwood, Tor, 74. NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (175 at bats-Bur-roughs, Atl, Madlock, SF, '315, Parker, Pgh, Simmons, StL, .314, Puhl, Htn, ..314. RUNS-Rose, Cin, 57; De-Jesus, Chi, 54; Foster, Cin, 51; Lopes, LA, 51; Clark, SF, 51.

RUNS BATTED IN-Foster, Itin, 61; Clark, SF, 61; Winfield, 59; Garvey, LA, 57; Cey, LA, 56. HITS-Griffey, Cin, 103; Rose, Cin, 101; Foster, Cln, 98; Cabell, Htn, 98; Garvey, LA, 98. DOUBLES-Simmons, StL, 28, Perez, Mtl, 25; Rose, Cin, 23, Howe, Htn, 23, Griffey, Cin, 21. TRIPLES-Richards, SD, Herndon, SF, DeJesus, Chi, 6, Foster, Cin, 6 Tied With 5. HOME RUNS-Luzinskl, Phi, 19; Foster, Cin, 18; Kingman, Chi, 16; Winfield, SD, 15; Clark, SF, 15.

STOLEN BASE Moreno, Pgh, 36; Lopes, LA, 24; Ce-deno, Htn, 22; Richards, SD, 22; GMaddox, Phi, 21; Taveras, Pgh, 21. PITCHING (8 Decisions)-Bonham, Cln, 8-2, .800, 3.32) Zachry, NY, 10-3, .769, 3 06; Perry, SD, 9-3, .750, 2.71; Blue, SF, 11-4, .733, 2.37; McGraw, Phi, 7-3, ,700, 2 45; Mntefusco, SF, 7-3, .700, 3.71; Grimsley, Mtl, 11-5, .688, 2.87; Rau, LA, 8-4, .667, 3 47. STRIKEOUTS Richard, Htn, 145; PNiekro, Atl, 110; Seaver, Cin, 103; Mntefusco, SF, 103; Rogers, Mtl, 96; Blyleven, Pgh, 96, $(g)g25 $3475 $4075 deoa ent Frimi yir airpefioin DDDD furniture Super buys to put your new Indoor Outdoor Grass Turf Carpeting Lawn green, Black, Brown, RedBlack Plush Multi-Color (Bonanza) Green, Bronze, Earth Blue TiWany Collection Nylon Print Blue, Coral, Earth, Rust. Level Loop Nylon Tweed Avocado, Rust, Olive, Gold, Beige. Rust or Green $97 $gj97 sq.

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