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May 19, Daily Northwestern 34 Orioles Cuellar Tips Yanks Redmen Two Baltimore added another run in the seventh on a single by Belanger, a sacrifice, a walk, and a two-out single by Frank Robinson and the Orioles pushed across their final run in the eighth on a two-out double by Etchebarren and a single by Belanger. Cuellar, who beat the Yankees for the eighth time in nine career decisions, had trouble only with Bobby Murcer, who collected three hits fourth inning and gave the Orioles the lead for good. The Orioles, who tagged Fritz Peterson with his third loss in decisions, collected five of their 12 hits in the fourth to break 1-1 tie. Frank Robinson started the rally with a one-out single and Brooks Robinson followed with his third homer of year. Singles by Merv Rettenmund, Any Etchebarren Mark Belanger produced third run of the inning.

Fischer Leads Chess Tourney VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) -The second game of the world chess championship quarterfinal match between grandmasters Bobby Fischer of the United States and Mark Taima-nov of the Soviet Union was adjourned Tuesday night on the 45th move. Fischer, playing white, was a pawn ahead and in a position where he normally would force a win. The game was to be continued Wednesday. Fischer leads the 10-game match, 1-0.

The winner will advance in the challengers' round, with the survivor to meet world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union for the title in 1972. Gain record was 5-3, one game behind the Oles, who went on to defeat southern division champion Monmouth for the title. Holly posted a 3-1 record in conference action with a 1.36 era and was 4-2 overall with an era of 2.38. Also named to the honor team was senior Greg Mercier, who was one of four outfielders se- Athlete votes, easily captured the top rung from Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Vida Blue of the Oakland Athletics. Alcindor joins Rod Laver, Jack Nicklous and Joe Frazier as winners of the monthly poll.

RIPON Ripon College placed two men on the Northern Division All-Conference team of the Midwest Conference. Redman hurler John Holly, Waupaca, was chosen for the second year. Holly was the mainstay of the Ripon mound staff as the Redmen finished as runners-up to St. Olaf in the Northern Division. Ripon's Alcindor Top April NEW YORK (UPI)-Lew Al-cindor of the NBA champions Milwaukee Bucks topped the April poll in the battle for the 22nd annual Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year award.

Alcindor, with 50 first place Star Takes Ninth Track Crown NEW YORK (UPI) Paul Blair and Brooks Robinson suppported the six-hit pitching of southpaw Mike Cuellar with home runs Tuesday night and the Baltimore Orioles to a 6-2 victory over the New York Yankees. Blair got the Orioles started when he hit the first pitch of the game for his third homer of the season, but it was Robinson's homer, a two-run shot, which triggered three- Seckar, Ackerman Merrill Grade Merrill won the ninth grade All-City track meet Tuesday despite outstanding individual performances by South Park's Mike Seckar and John Acker-man. Merrill won the meet with 61 points while Perry Tipler was second with 4814 points. South Park took third with 454 points while Webster Stanley had 2Vt points and Lourdes 11. Ackerman and Seckar were the only double winners during the meet.

Ackerman flashed to firsts in the 100 and 70 yard dashes while Seckar took firsts in the high jump and the low hurdles, besides adding a fifth in the long jump. First place finishes were distributed equally with Merrill registering four, South Park four, Perry Tipler three and Webster one. run six the and the for jgiajp: ijkii Smmi i wm performance for Tipler, taking a pair of seconds in the sprints to go along with his win in the shot. Frank Mezzano added a second in the long jump besides his win in the 440 while Merrill's Bob Otto took fourth in the shot after winning the mile. Discus winner Jim Mueller placed second in the high jump while long jump champ Jeff Steinert also tied for third in the high jump.

Pole vault king, Mike Resheske added a fifth in the shot. The eighth grade All-City meet was held today, starting at 3:30 p.m. TEAM RESULTS MerrlH 41, Perry Tipler 48V4, South Park 45'A, Webster Stanley 21Vj, Lourdes 11 Vi. INDIVIDUAL RESULTS 100 Ackerman SP, Hartman PT, Schmid WS, Dahl Mierswa M. Time 106 70 Ackerman SP, HaYtman PT, Siewert WS, Schaefer WS Time 7.1 440 Meziano PT, Henning Wun-bach SP, Jones WS, Costs I lo SP.

Time 55.3 880 Bronson PT, McKenzie Williams Derber SP, Met! WS. Time 2:15.1 Mile Otto Schablaski SP, S. Span-bauer PT, B. Spanbauar Miller L. Time 5:04.3 Hurdles Seckar SP, Danhaurer Schwebke PT, Springer WS, Dahl M.

Time 12.2 Shot Put Hartman PT, Mugerauer SP, Benz Otto Resheske M. Distance 38-3 Discus Mueller Madison PT, Got-tgetreu SP and L. MueWer PT (tie), M. Distance 108-11. High Jump Seckar SP, Mueller Korsch and Steinert (tie), Strasser M.

Height 5-2 Long Jump Steinert Mezzano PT, Mierswa and Schmid WS (tie), Seckar SP. Distance 18-4 "4 Pole Vault Resheske Monday Ratchman PT, Ruppel Schwebke PT. Height 11-4 440 Relay Webster (Schmid, Siewert, Schaefer and Kilp), South Park, Merrill, Tipler. Time 48.4 (new city record) Honors lected. Mercier had a .464 batting average for all games and was just under the .500 mark in Midwest play.

St. Olaf and Lawrence dominated the Northern Division squad with the Oles placing five men and Lawrence four. Carle-ton had three men named to the team. Steve Ellerbusch, St. Olaf catcher, was named for the third straight year.

MIDWEST CONFERENCE NORTHERN DIVISION ALL-CONFERENCE IB Marty Thurnblad, Tim Hermann, St. Olaf. 2B Lee Holshuh, Carleton; Dave Arakawa, Lawrence. 3B Steve Blomberg, Lawrence. SS Dave Rothschild, Lawrence.

OF Robert Freed, St. Olaf; Dave Agullar, Carleton; Matt McNair, St. Olaf; Greg Mercier, Ripon. Steve Ellerbusch, St. Olaf.

John Holly, Ripon; Al Beat, It, Olaf; Leon Smith, Carleton. $1.78 plus $2.14 to $2.32 Fed. Ex. Tax (depending on size) and old tire a y'rn i Waupaca Takes ECC Gof Crown "Power Belt Polyglas" Double Fiberglass Belted for Strength RIPON Waupaca High School won the East Central High School conference golf trophy with a cumulative score of 1013 for the season. Of the other three items in the conference, Ripon placed second with 1023; Berlin 1045 and New London, 1051.

Medalist for the season was Steve Yeomans, Ripon, with 242. Berlin's Dave Polka was a close rwmerup with 243, Jerry jD'Neill, New London, 245; John Waupaca, 246, and Mike Smith, New London, 249. The teams closed out the sea Bock, Tosh's Post RecWins Posting first place finishes for Merrill were Bob Otto in the mile, Jim Mueller in the discus, Jeff Steinert in the long jump and Mike Resheske in the pole vault. Frank Mezzano won the 440 Perry Tipler while teammates Dave Bronson in the 880 and Tom Hartman in the shot put also took blue ribbons. Webster's 440 relay team of Steve Schmid, Doug Siewert, Lance Schaefer and Pat Kilp took first place with a record breaking time of 48.4.

The old record was 49.0. The relay record was only mark to fall during the meet. Merrill relied on its depth in notching the championship as it took two places in seven events and three places in the high jump. Tom Hartman turned in a fine son Tuesday at New London with Ripon placing first with 173, Waupaca, 174, New London, 175 and Berlin, 186. Steve Yeomans, Ripon shared Steve Yeomans, Ripon, shared medalist honors with Mike Smith, each carding 40's.

Mark Michels, Berlin, and Landis, Waupaca, stroked 41's. Ripon yeomans; 40; Mike Wahoske and Jack Jonas, 43's; and Steve Weiske, 47. Waupaca Landis, 41; Mark. Kienert and Jim Jensen, 44's; and Steve Johnson, 45. New London Smith, 40; Jerry 6'NetH, 42; Roger Kent, 44; and Dave Flanagan, 49.

Berlin Michels, 41; Dave Polka, and Jim Gelhar, 46's; and Mike Fox, 53. 250 for each of their early round victories in Cup competition and $1,500 as losers in the final round. Goalie Ken Dryden of Montreal did a bit better than his teammates. He was named winner of the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most valuable player in the playoffs and that was worth an additional $1,500. He also will receive a car from a national sports magazine.

Picks Wisconsin Indiana Prep MADISON (UPI)-Wisconsin basketball Coach John Powless announced Tuesday a high school all-America from Indiana has accepted a grant-in-aid scholarship to enroll here in the fall. He is 6 foot 10 Kessem Grimes of Gary, West High School. "He's an outstanding student-athlete," said Powless, "and will be a fine representative of Wisconsin basketball. He is one of the top players in the country and will be a real key in the future of basketball at Wisconsin." mer Method OF THE DECADE" AT TOP OF FLAGSTICK including his fifth homer of the season. Cuellar, boosting his record to 4-1, gave up a run in the first on a walk to Horace Clarke, a single by Thurman Munson and a sacrifice fly to Roy White but allowed only one other runner as far as second base until Murcer led off the seventh with a homer.

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Spanbauer and Hoehne took the measure of their Horicon counterparts with 10-0 and Petersen and Johnson team to defeat Horicon 10-4. Eight Badgers Qualify for Meet MADISON (UPI)-Eight University of Wisconsin track stars have qualified for the NCAA outdoor track championships this year, UW athletic department announced Tuesday. The NCAA track championships will be held June 17-19 at Seattle, Wash. The eight are Mark Winzen-ried and Don Vandrey, 880; Mark Kartman, 440; Pat Matz-dorf, high jump; Patrick Onyan-go, triple jump; Greg Johnson, long jump; Mark Larson, steeplechase and Glenn Herold, 3 mile run. Insurancemen.

Hauser cracked four hits in four trips to the plate while Schelfout had three hits, including two home runs, driving in four runs. Tom Hatsche got the only hit Simpson gave up to the Loft. Spanbauer limited Eagles 267 to three hits while his teammates produced eight runs on eight hits. Paul Kraemer went three for three in leading Tosh's while John Zahalka banged two hits. Tuesday Commercial League Eagles 267 010 000-1 3 3 Tosh's Bar 301 12 2-1 8 0 Batteries: Eagles Wally Kenfield and Sonny Herzlg.

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4. Despite the inclement weather, two games in the Tuesday Recreation League were played as scheduled. John Simpson spun a nifty one hitter in leading Norm Bock Insurance to a 11-1 win over the Loft while Dave Spanbauer hurled a three hitter as Tosh's Bar dumped Eagles 267, 8-3. Bock Insurance won the league championship last year as Badger Building Center and opened defense of its title in fine style, rapping out 10 hits while Simpson was checking the Loft on one hit. John Hauser and AI Schelfout paced the hitting attack for the UW Wrestlers Pick Captains MADISON (UPI) Juniors Keith Leiskau and Roger Wen-dorf, both of Merrill, were named co-captains of the Wisconsin wrestling team for next year at the team's honors banquet Tuesday night.

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