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"9 -m" i iw --t Tues, June 6, 1972 PRESS, Binghamton, N. Y. 7-B 3 TOTAL SATISFACTIONS MILLER A DODGE BINGHAMTON 797-1221 Lacrosse All-America 'Mentions' Vestalite NHL Drafts 'Whalers' To Fuel Legal Ice War VESTAL PARKWAY EAST 4-Spxd. Nw LitHt JJ Cm in Town 5 2 1972 COLT 2 r8 HONDA In the goalie draft, the new teams can pick from such familiar names as Dennis De- Jordy and Phil Myre of Montreal, Gerry Desjardins of Chicago and Pittsburgh's Les Binkley. According to the rules of the draft, no team can lose more than three players including a goalie.

Each club may add a player to its protected list whenever it loses one. left off the Bruins' protected list and will likely be snapped up by the two new clubs today. The trio are forwards Johnny McKenzie and Ed Westfall and defenseman Ted Green. Western Division king Chicago did not protect forwards Bryan Campbell, Andre Lacr-oix, Lou Angotti and Eric Nesterenko. Los Angeles eligibles included Bob Pulford, mentioned prominently as the Kings' next coach.

'Back Yard? Victory First Then Court 4 speed transmission, radio, whitewalls, full wheel covers, reclinina bucket seats, vinyl interior, carpet- Associated Press WIREPHOTO YOUR MOVE, GAIL! Bobby Fischer, American chess grandmaster who plays for the world championship next month (against Russia's Boris Spassky), hits a serve in the second annual sports-celebrity tennis tournament at Rancho La Costa, Cal. His partner is Los Angeles back-courter Gail Goodrich. Hank Greenberg, 60-year-old former Detroit Tiger slugger and Southern Cal basketball coach Bob Boyd won the 61-man round-robin in which partners shuffled, beating Goodrich and 0. J. Simpson in the final.

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(AP) Jane Blalock, referring to this week's $50,000 Eve LPGA Championship at the Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton, said, "I would love to win this one for many reasons. "Naturally, there's the prestige, but I'd also love to win in my own back yard, before my many friends in the area." Miss Blalock, 26, was suspended for one year last week by the Ladies Professional Golf Association for "unethical actions." The former Portsmouth school teacher retained her playing status, however, by obtaining a temporary injunction against the LPGA action, pending a hearing next a in U. S. District Court. She also filed a $5 million damage suit against the LPGA.

The tournament at Sutton begins Thursday. Miss Blalock, the leading money winner on the 1972 women's tour, said she had been advised by lawyers not to Rec Dream Match 72 CC Vs. '69 Blue, But Meanwhile "I'm glad this isn't tomorrow," declared a wincing Ted Griffin to Catholic Central's tennis coach, the Rev. Laurence Lord, early in yesterday's match at Chenango Valley. "Danny's suddenly a net Big 6-cyl.

engine, automatic transmission, cloth vinyl interior. 4 tires. 9 to choose from. 5 2 CC 7, CV 0 Billy Canny (CC) def. Dale Wolf, 5-7, -), 6-0; Mike Keane (CC) def.

John Boehmke, 6-1, 6-2; Jim Martin (CO def. Tom Brown, 6-3, 6-2; Dennis LeStrange (CC) def. Randy Hall, 6-3, 6-0; Paul LeStrange (CC) def. Jim Abdallah, 6-4, 6-0; Moe Vaughan-JIm Demaree (CO def. Paul Warfield-Greg Saeger, 6-0, 6-1; Bob Farrell-Ray Fetcho (CC) def.

Jody Zak-revsky-Carl Gunder, 6-7, 7-5, 6-2. MONTREAL (AP) The stage was set today for a likely legal showdown between the established National Hockey League and upstart World Hockey Association as the NHL's two newest franchises, the New York Islanders and Atlanta Flames, stocked their clubs in the expansion draft. General managers Bill Tor-rey of the Islanders and Cliff Fletcher of the Flames were interested bystanders yesterday as the 14 established NHL clubs tidied up their rosters in the intra-league Eight players changed uniforms, the most notable being 42-year-old defenseman Tim Horton, claimed by Buffalo from Pittsburgh. But the most significant draft may have been Toronto's selection of Larry Pleau from Montreal and the Canadiens' subsequent claim of Brad Sel-wood as payment from the Maple Leafs. Both players have signed contracts with the New England Whalers of the, WHA as have several of the other ath letes whose names appeared on the lists of draft eligibles submitted to Torrey and Fletr cher last night.

"The fact that they aro available to me means they signed a standard contract last year," said Torrey. "and that contract contained an option clause on their services for next season. It has their signature and if I have to, I'll go to court to get them to honor that At about $300,000 per pick -both teams get 21 players for the $6,000,000 franchise fee Torrey and Fletcher aren't anxious to pick select players who have no intention of performing in the NHL. Vancouver and Los Angeles chose two players each in yesterday's draft, the Canucks picking Dan Tannahill, a 30-goal scorer with Boston's American Hockey League farm club, and Gerry O'Flaherty from Toronto, and the Kings getting Doug Vol-mar from Detroit and Barry Long from Chicago. Pleau and Horton were the other players drafted.

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The Virginia team which eliminated Cortland then edged Johns Hopkins placed two first-teamers Pete El-dredge and Jay Connor both 3-goal men in the victory at Cortland. They were the only repeaters. Hopkins had three, land two, Army, Yale and Rutgers one each. Cornell, the 1971 NCAA winner, had a second-teamer in midfielder Bob Shaw and third-teamers Glen Mueller (attack) and Bill Ellis (defense). Fitzsimmons, whose coach rates him one of the nation's best crease defensemen was one of three defenders given honorable mention.

Bruce Arena and Frank Dayis of Cornell Midfield mention, went to Bruce Arena of Cornell and Ron Hill of Syracuse and the cited attackmen included Frank Davis of Cornell. One unusual phenomenon of the first team was presence of four sophomores: Rick Kowal- chik and Jack Thomas of Johns Hopkins, Fitzsimmons sidekick Tom O'Leary and Ed Haugevik of Rutgers. The first Goalie-Les Matthews (Hopkins); defense Haugevik, O'Leary, Larry Story (Yale); midfield Eldredge, Kowal-chuk, Doug Schreiber (Maryland); attackConnor, Jack Thomas (Hopkins), John Kaestner (Maryland). Fitzsimmons was a starting football tackle for Vestal's unbeaten 1967-68 teams. TOM FITZSIMMONS OAKLAND CLEVELAND ab bi ab bl Campnris ss 1 2 1 McCraw cf 4 0 10 Rudi If 5 0 10 Brohamr 2b 4 0 10 RJackson rf 4 12 2 AJohnson If 4 110 Bando 3b 4 0 0 0 Fosse 4 0 0 0 Epstein lb 10 10 Chmbliss lb 4 0 10 Hegan lb 2 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 3 0 2 1 Mangual cf 4 0 10 Bell rf 3 0 0 0 Duncan 4 0 0 0 Unser ph 10 0 0 LBrown 2b 4 0 0 0 Leon ss 4 111 Odom 4 110 GPerry 2 0 0 0 Knowies 0 0 0 0 Lowenstn ph 0 0 0 0 RFoster ph 10 0 0 Total 3 3 8 3 Total 34 2 7 2 Oakland 001 000 000 1-3 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 02 G.Perry.

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Philly Goes Olympic MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. vaP) Former U. S. Olympic hockey coach Murray Williamson is expected to become general manager of the Philadelphia Blazers of the new World Hockey Association, the Minneapolis Tribune reported today. He may also coach the.

new team, the Tribune Si I player, Dennis is hitting ev- erything out. It was not, after 40 minutes, the kind of tennis onetime Notre Dame captain Griffin would have chosen for his pupils-without-portfolio in their dress rehear-sel of its Southern Tier Athletic Conference championship match, against Binghamton Central at 4 this afternoon at Rec Park. It wound up another 7-0 CC victory, however, the Crusaders 43rd successive dual-match win as they go into the STAC final having given up only two points of a possible 112 in conference matches this spring. Canny, beaten 7-5 in a first-set against retriever Randy Wolf that had not yet ended when No. 2 CC player Mike Keane finished his match, regained his patience in 6-1, 6-0 sets, No.

3 man Dennis LeS-trange overpowered Randy Hall after a bumbling 4-3 start and Danny's brother Paul similarly blanked Jim Abdal-lah after an even closer first set. The match, postponed from last week, was switched to CV in order to leave Rec Open for talk about her suspension or the litigation. However, she said she thinks she has been "treated unfairly." "The details of the case are vague, and they (LPGA) have made it that way," she said. "The whole thing is unfortunate, unpleasant and disappointing." Canadian Rallies In Seattle PBA By Press Wire Services SEATTLE Gary Mage of Vancouver came back with a barrage of big games after his lead vanished last night to beat Earl Anthony for the $4,000 Seattle Open top prize. Mage averaged 237 for the 42 games.

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So does Griffin, but when the Crusaders are at the peak of their game, as they've been in recent weeks, the Highland Racquet Club pro thinks they're the best tennis team a local high-school has ever put on the court in his half-century on the West Side scene. "Central has frequently had two and three real standouts, but never as far down the line as this bunch." How about three years ago? he was asked, the Central team which blanked CC in their final meeting: Scott Smith, Dave Heichemer, Bob Smith, Larry Davis and Rick Heichemer in the singles slots. "That's an impressive list," Griffin allowed, but held his ground, pointing out that much of individual lustre of the names in that unbeaten group was attained later that Scott and Rick were soph-' omores and that Dave and Davis juniors whose star emergence came later. Canny and Paul LeStrange are juniors, Keane, Dennis LeStrange and Jim Martin seniors, with a total of 18 varsity seasons among them, each more and more reflecting Griffin's aggressive advice to "hit out" at everything. Keane, though playing with a borrowed girl's racket yesterday, appeared back in that style, the unaccountable abandonment of which Griffin feels, cost him his Section 4 quarterfinal and' a chance for CC to sweep all six berths on the sectional team.

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