Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 44

Game not on TV Broncos to host Colts in opener Three-year veteran quarterback John Hufnagel will be the starting quarterback Saturday night when the Denver Broncos open their 1975 preseason schedule against the Baltimore Colts at Mile High Stadium. The Broncos' 15-year veteran quarterback Charley Johnson is still listed as the number one signal caller on the team, but John Ralitcr is trying to find a good backup nan for Johnson. Kalston saia prior to the season that if Johnson became injured this year, the Broncos would start building a program around the number two quarterback. Currently Hufnagel and six-year veteran Steve Ramsey are in contention for the number two position, which could easily become the number one spot, if the aging Johnson is injured or doesn't have a good year. Ralston said from the Broncos' camp in Pomona, Calif, that Hufnagel will play most of the game and could go the distance, if he has a good game.

"We're going to play it by ear," Ralston said, "if Huf- nagel gets off to a good start Saturday we'd be inclined to give him a good share, if not all of the game." All-pro halfback Otis Armstrong will not start in the offensive backfield, as he is still recovering from a pulled hamstring muscle. Armstrong has returned to full gear in the two-a-day workouts in Pomona, but still won't start against Baltimore. Former all-pro Floyd Little will be a starter in the backfield with three-year pro Oliver Ross. Little has announced that this is his final year in professional football and he has predicted it will be his best. Little is the all-time rushing leader in Bronco history.

Ross is a different story. Ross is under tremendous pressure to perform in the preseason because of his many blunders last year with the Broncos. Ross made two key mistakes last year against Kansas City on Monday Night football that helped Kansas City embarrass Denver on national television. Ralston said earlier in the year that if Ross doesn't play to his capabilities that he will not make tiie Denver team this season. The offensive line will be intact except for starting guard Paul Howard, who is being troubled with a knee bruise.

LaFrancis Arnold, who is only Broncos trade Billy Masters DENVER (AP) The Denver Broncos of the National Football League traded veteran tight end Billy Masters to the Kansas City Chiefs Wednesday, the club announced. The trade was for "past and future considerations," the Broncos announced. The Broncos spokesman gave no explanation of what the trade encompassed. Masters is entering his ninth pro football season, joining the Broncos in 1970 in a trade with Kansas City. Masters is 6-foot-5 and 240 pounds.

He has 127 career pass receptions. in his second year from Oregon, will start at guard. Joining Arnold at guard will be Tom Lyons. Lyons, only 6-2, 230 pounds, is known around the National Football League for his superior blocking technique. Denver's dependable center Bobby Maples will take a starting nod and recent acquisition Phil Olsen should also see action at center.

Second-year man Claudie Minor and Mike Currant will start at guard and big Marv Montgomery will also see a lot of action. The starting tight end will be all-pro Riley Odoms, but Ralston will have to get a look at reserves Boyd Brown, Billy Masters and Dave Grannel. Denver could be introducing the greatest defense since the Rich Jackson era Saturday night against the Colts. The best news is that all-pro Paul Smith will return to bolster the defensive line. Lyle Alzado has moved to tackle, and Barney Chavous and John Grant will open at the defensive ends.

The move changing Alzado to the inside could give the five- year veteran a chance for his best season. Alzado relies on his superior strength and he is well- suited for the physical inside game. The Broncos also have to test Smith to find out if his leg is going to hold up in a game situation. Smith was one of the premiere defensive linemen in the NFL before he seriously injured his Achilles tendon last season. Second-year man Randy Gradishar has moved to middle linebacker.

The Broncos 1974 first-round draft pick was an all America selection at Ohio State. Gradishar saw limited action as a rookie at outside linebacker, but could develop into one of the top middle linebackers in the business. Ohio State coach Woody Hayes said, "Gradishar is the finest linebacker I have ever had at Ohio State." Hayes has been known for developing great defenses and physical college offenses for many years. Veteran Ray May will move to the outside and will join young Tom Jackson at the outside linebacker spots. May was forced into playing inside last year and feels more at home outside because of his quickness.

The defensive backfield, which was the most questionable area in the Broncos' organization last year, could take a new look. John Rowser, Calvin Jones and Billy Thompson will start the game with John Pitts. Rookie Louis Wright will play along with a number of prospects to find just the right combination in the defensive backfield. Wright, this year's first-round draft pick, just returned from the all-star game against Pittsburgh. Thompson is the only defensive back that has a secure position.

The others will be working for the three remaining spots. Tickets for the Broncos' preseason games are available in Greeley at Gregory's Clothing Store. Gregory's has tickets for all three home preseason games. A crowd of 30,000 is expected Cor the home opener and the game will not be televised. Jim Murray Most Valuable Player? Summer city track results given Winners were crowned in five age brackets in the city meet held earlier this week against Loveland, Longmont and Fort Morgan.

2nd Slacl Bruntz 12.6 (Ft. Morgan); 3rd-- Val Littleiotin 13.0 (rt.Morgan); 4lh Robin Shannon 13.1 (Ft. recreation department track Mor an); 5lh Athene sittoneman U.O (Amigos). Boys-- 10 A 11 1st Chris Lutz 10.7 (Ft. Morgan); 2nd Jay Thomas It.3 (Ft.

Morgan); 3rd John Ketchum 11.3 (Greeley); 4th Brett Cooper 11.4 (Greeley); Sth TRACK MEET RESULTS SO YARD DASH Boys --Blunder 1st Tim Welsh 7.5 (Grcelcy)j 2nd D. Spenser 7.7 (Loveland); 3rd M. Olion 8.0 Jth G. Marcum 8.1 (LOVClantJ); 5th Archer 3 (Loveland). Glrli tl under Kevin Leedom 12.0 (Grcclcy).

Girls-- 10111 1st Vickie Leal (Grcclcy); 2nd Mclanie Baker 9.8 (Greeley); 7nd -Kerrie Banck 9.8 (Grecley); 3rd -Bruch 10.0 (Ft. Morgan); 4lh --Missy Walson 10.1 (Greeley). 1 3 4 1 3 1st Gels! 9.4 (Ft. Morgan); 2nd -Robbie Beam 9.8 (Greelpy), 3rd Bakor 7nd Glenn Parker 10.3 (Greeley); 4th Ellen Maxticld 6.5 2nd-- Brad (Loveland) Siacl Brunt: A Scltrocder 8.5 (Loveland); 3rd --Robin Shannon 8.6 (Ft. Morgan); 4th Cunningham 8.9 (Loveland); Sth -Linda I 1st Chris Frcvert 7.7 (Longmont); 2nd David Ackerman fl.o (Lcngmont); 3nd Kevin Leedom 8.0 (Grt-elcy); 3rd Brett Cooper 8 1 (Greclcy); 4th Mark Shultes 83 ILongmont); Slh Troy Cunningham fl.4Lovplanrt) Glrli-- 10 a 11 lit Susan Hobbs (Ft.

Morgan); Mary Tatum 7.3 (Lonflmont); 3rd Linda LeBeck (Longmont); 4lh Melanle Baker 7.6 (Grecley); 4th -Kari ENIolt 7.6 (Longmont); 4th (Lovcland). i 1 3 A 1 isi Bobbie Kconlck 6.0 (Grcclcy); 2nd Pam Pelers 6.8 (Lovcland); 2nd -Lonl Liltlejohn (Ft. Morgan); 3rd Debra Zleglcr 7.0 (Ft. Morgan); 3rd Kelly Erickson 7.0 3rd Laura Johnson 7.0 (Grceiey); 4th Lisa Grant 7.1 (Groelcy). 73 YARD DASH Boys -9 under isi- i 1 0 9 Morgan); 2nd Jofl Lee 11.9 (Grceiey); 3rd Shawn Mcrcrr 12.3 (Greelev); 4lh -F.

Archer 5 (Loveland). Glrli --blunder 1st Shana BnVfr 17 1 Girls--lift 13 1st Bobbie Kronick (Grceiey); 2nd -Lesl Grant 10.1 (Greeley); 3rd a Pocry (Lovcland). 100 A DASH Boyi-- 508, 11 1st Ted Ware 13.0 (Ft. Morgan); 2nd Bob Southnll 13:5 (Longmont); 3rd John Zimmerman 14.1 (Longmont); 4th John Ketchum 14.6 Slh Chris Frcvert 14.8 (Longmont). Girl: 10 a 11 1st Vickie Leal 13.2 (Greeley); 2nd Angle Shannon 13.3 (Ft.

Morgan); 3rd Mary Talum 13.8 (Longmont); 4th Val Von Fcldt 14.0 (Ft. Morgan) Sth-Jill Peters 14.1 (1 oveland). Boyi 138,13 1st Bob Sorkelll 11.7 (Longmont); 2nd Troy Siclsky 11.8 (Longmont); 3rd Greq Vilkaltis 11.9 (Loveland); 4th Danny Custer 13.0 (Ft. Morgan); 4th Gary Schoncmdn 12.0 (AmlgoS); Slh Tom Soulhall (Longmont). Girts-- 13 13 1st Bobbie Kronick 17.0 2nd Angle Meinlnger 13.1 (Ft.

Morgan); 3rd -Sharon Kinter 12.7 (HI. Morgan); 4lh Pam Peters 12.8 (Lovcland); Sth Lisa Grant 13.6 (Grccley). i 15 1st Mike Hubbard 10.4 (Greeley); 2nd Mark Evonich 10.5 (Longmont 4m Marqucz 11.0 Sth -Troy Parker 11.4 (Greeley). Girls--14ft 15 1st Margaret Nixon n.5 (Longmont); 3nd Brenda Billiard (Ft. Morgan); 3rd Lea Casseday (Grcclcy); 4lh Amy Romano-- 12.1 ILongmont); Sth Cathy Stevens-- 12.2 II 6th Rose Southall 12.5 230 YARD DASH Boys-- 104 11 Isl Bob Soulhall 31.0 (Longmonl) 2nd John Zimmerman 35 3 (Longmont); 3rd Chris Frevert 37.0 (Lonqmonl); 4th Dave Ackerman 36.5 ILongmonl); Sth Mark Shuitcs (Longmont).

Girls-- 10411 1st Vickie Leal 30.9 (Greeloy); 2nd Mary Tatum 33.4 ILongmont); 3rd -Martha Walson 34.3 (Grecley); 4th -Karen Banck 34.5 (Greeley); Sth -Emmy Schmid 35.2 (Amigos). Boys--114 13 1st Robert Lawley 28.2 (Longmonl); 1st Jeff Llntner 28 2 (Grceley); 3nd Mike Hafner 38.4 (Longmont); 2nd Tom Southall (Longmont); 3rd --Gregg Vilkaltis --28 6 (Loveland); 3rd Dave Edsall 28 6 (Lovcland); 4th Gary Schoncman 4th Glen Parker 28 7 (Grcck-y); Sth Danny Custer 39.1 (Ft Morgan); Sth Mike Williamson Girls-- 114 13 1st Bobble Kronick 28.9 2nd Sharon Kintner 30.1 (Ft. Morgan); 3rd Laura Johnson 33 3 (Greolcy); 4th Barb Irey 32.5 (M. Morgan); Sth Karen Naogler 340 ILongmont). Boys-- HI IS 1st AAlkC Hubbard 23.9 (Grceiey), 3nd Craig Orbanoski 26.1 (Longmont); 3rd Kendall Greenfield (Greeley).

Girls-- 144 15 1st Brenda Billiard 27.0 (Ft. Morgan); 2nd Margaret Nixon 28 0 ILongmont); 3rd Amy Romano 2 8 7 4lh Lea Casseday 28 8 Sth-- Jerri Rocder 32 (Ft Morgan). 440 YARD DASH Boys 1st Glesl-- 1:18.9 (HI. Morgan), 2nd D. jpt-iiaci l.w.u lLoveiano); 3rd M.

Olson 1:30.5 (Lovcland); 4th -Shown Mercer 1:34.0 Girls 9 4under 1st Shana Baker 1:18.9 Morgan); 2nd M. Cunningham 1:38.7 (Lovcland). Boys 1 0 4 1 1 1st Ted Ware 1:07.5 (Ft. Morgan); Aniigos); 3rd David Ackerman 1:21.6 (Greeley); 4th Kevin Leedom 1:23.1 (Greeley). Girls- 1 0 4 1 1 1st Vickie Leal 1:10.5 (Grceiey); 2nd Jill Peters-- 1:15.0 (Loveland); 3rd -Pat (Ft.

Morgan); 4th Stacy Harrelson 1:24.9 (Ft. Morgan); 5th Tina Artz 1:32.6 (Longmont). Boys-- 134 13 1st Danny Custer :OI.O (Ft. Morgan); 1st Dave Edsall 1:01.0 (Loveland); 2nd Gregg Vllkallis (Lovcland); 2nd Jon Carton (Longmont); 3rd Tom Southall (I ongmonl); 3rd-- Krause- 1:02.5 (Amrgcn); 4lh Mike Bait 1:158 4th Mike Williamson (Longmont); Sth Robert Lawley Glrli-- 12413 1st Cathy Bean 1:08.0 (Longmont); 2nd Angle Melningcr 1:09.5 (Ft. TerriMcece-- 1:10.5 (Ft.

Morgan); 4th I Inda Godlno 1:13.0 (H. Murgrtnj; am b. Pcery 1:36.6 (Loveland). Boyj-- 11 4 IS 1st-Troy Parker- 57.7 (Greeley); 2nd Craig Orbanoski 5B.5 (Longmont)3rd Kris Hnrrt-lswi 59.6 Morgan); 4th Perry Evonich 42.4 (Longmont). Girls- 144 15 1st Brenda Billiard 58.7 (Ft.

Morgan); 2nd Sarah Avery 70.0 (Longmont). Boys-- it a over Isl Marco Evonich 55.2 (Lonqmont); 2nd Marquez 55.8 (Longmont); 3rd Tom Steindler 57.0; 4th Hooper 58.5 (Longmont); Slh N.McSwaim- 58.9 (Lovcland). 880 YARD DASH Boys-- 104 11 1st Bob Southall 2:53.4 (Longmont); 2nd Tim Welsh 2:57.2 (Greeley); 3rd David Ackcrman -i iLuhk llll I. Boys--124 13 Isl Troy Sllsky 2:29.7 (Longmont); 2nd Gregg Vilkaltis 2:35 0 (Lovcland). Girls 124 13 1st Krisll Mooce 2:54.4 (Ft.

Morgan); 2nd Kelly Erickson 3rd Gail Sonnasyn 3 (l.ongmont). Boys--M 4 is 1st Kendall Greenfield 2:19.0 IGrceley); 2nd Kirby HamllIon 2 3 0 0 (Ft.Morgan). Girls--144 15 1st Rosle Southall 3:50.0 (Longmont); 2nd -Sarah A 3:58.0 (Longmont). Boys 1 over 1st B. Pace 2:04.0 2nd V.

Hooper 2:06.0 JoeMarquoz- 2:10.5 (Longmont). MILE RUN Girls 104 11 1st Emilec Sagcl 6:50.0 (Ft. Morgan). 1 2 4 13 1st Mike Batt 5:50.0 2nd Chris Sherman 5 7 7 (Longmont); 3rd Mike Williamson (Longmont). Boys-- A I 1st Perry F.volch 5:06.5 (Longmont).

Boyi ujlovcr tsl B. Pace 4:48.6 (Lovclnnd) STANDING LONG JUMP Girls 9 4 under 1st Cllen Maxfleld 5'6" (Greelcy); 2nd--Linda Billiard --S'2" (Ft. Morgan); 3rd Stdcl Brunlz 4'lH'j" Morgan); 4th Michelle Schoneman 4'10" (Amigos); 5th Erica Thompson -3'5" (Grccley). RUNNING LONG JUMP Boys 9 4 under Isl Tim Welsh 10'B" (Grpplcy), 2nd Jell Lee 10'6" (Grpeley), 3rd J. Olingcr -9'5" (Loveland).

Glrli 9 4 Isl Sara Rogers 10'4" (Ft. Morgan); 2nd Linda Billiard (H. Morgan); 3rd Ellen Maxfleld 4lh A. Schrocder B'8" (Loveland); Sth Michelle Sclioncman- 6'1l" (Amigos). Boys-- 104 11 1st Ted Warp-- ll'lO" (Ft.

Morgan); 2nd J. Thomas-- 10'3'V (Ft.Morgan); jrn H. BraiMMt --9'10" (Loveland). (Ft. BMWSDi You can pay as much as $19,000 for a luxury sports sedan.

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ciris loan 1st Susan Hobbs -Morgan); 2nd-- Angle Shann (Ft. Morgan); 3rd Val VonFeldl ll'll" (Ft. Morgan); 4th-Melanie Baker (Greeley); Sth Emmy Schmid-- ll'l" (Longmont). Boys- 124 13 1st Danny Cusler is'9" (Ft Morgan); 2nd Gary suionoman I5'6" (Amigos); 3rd Pat Woakland 14'S" 4th Tom Sprinkle 3 (Longmont); 5th Don Gcrst 13'1" (Ft. Morgan).

Girls--12413 1st Terr! Meecc (Ft. Morganj; 2nd Anle Mciningcr 13'7" (Fi. Morgan); 3rd Laurl Lltlleiohn I3'3" (Ft. Morgan); 4lh Debra Zlcgler 13'! 1 (FI. Slh Laura Johnson 9" (Greeiey).

Boys-- 1 4 4 1 5 1st Mike Hubbard 1B'3" (Greeley); 2nd Klrby Hamillon 14'10" (Ft Morgan); 3rd K. Flock 14'4" (Lovelnnd); 4th Mike Goff 13'1'V (Amigos). Girls- 14 1st Brenda Billiard 15'4" (FI. Morgan); 2nd Cathy Stevens-- (Lonqmonl); 3rd Amy Romano- (Longmonl. SHOT PUT Boys 9 4 under 1st D.

Spenser 160" (Loveland); inu M. uison i j-fl" (Loveland). Boys-- 104 11 1st Brian Rlgg 21'7" 2nd Chris Lutz- 187" (FI. -B. Bracket! I7'B" (Lovuland); 4lb John Zimmerman 16'7" (Longmont); Sth John Kelchum --15'9" (Greclcy).

Girls- 104 11 1st Linda LeBeck (Longmont); 2nd Barb Irey 197" (FI. Morgan); 3rd Karl Elliott 16'9" (Longmonl); 4th Mary Tatum U'4" (Longmont); Slh Sarah Llndaucr I3'3" (Greclcy). i 1 2 4 13 1st Gary Sthoneman 32'6" (Amigos); 3nd Pat Wcakland 30'7" (Longmont); 3rd Wilson 74'6" (Longmonl); 4th Chan Root 19'10" ILongmont); Sth Brad Huckc tB'9" Girls 1 2 4 I 1st Robyn Lutz 3rd Inga Lark 307" (Loveland); 4th Kalhy Klug 20'2" (Longmont); Sharon Kintner 19'8" (Ft. Morgan). Boys 1 4 4 1 5 ISI R.

fisher 37'7'V ILoveldnd); 2nd Rick Lorpe 29'6" 3rd- MikeOoff 23'1" (Amigos). Girls-- 15 1st Kim Scherdt (Ft. Morgan); 2nd Margaret Nixon 22'2" 3rd Linda Jasmund 18'H" HIGH JUMP Boys 9 4 under 1st Shawn Mercer 3'2V," (Grppley), 2nd T. Welsh (Greeley). i 9 under 1st Sara Rogers 3'lVj" (Ft.

Morgan). Boys --10111 Isl Chris Lutz -4'3V (n.Morgnn); 2nd-- Bob Southall (Longmonf); 3rd Brett Cooper (Greeley); 3rd Troy Cunningham (Loveland). i 1 0 4 1 1 1st Angic Shannon 4'4i' 4 (Ft. Morgan); Barb Irey 4'3'i" (Ft. Morgan); 2nd Val Von Feldt (Ft.

Morgan); 3rd Kerri Banpk 3'8V (Greeley); 3rd Jill Peters 3'8'V' (Loveland); 4th Wendy Wagner 37V (Amigos); Slh Stephanie BruOi 3 6n" (Ft. Morgan); Sth Harrelson 3'6V (Ft.Morgan). 1 2 4 13 1st Troy Sielsky 5'l'i" (I ongmont); 2nd Jon Carton (Longmont); 3rd Brad Hucke 4lh Chan Root (Longmont), 4th Mike Hafner --4'HV BobSoricclll -4'W Girls-124 13 1st Terri Meerp 4'9V (Ft. Morgan), Kristl Mcece 47V (FI 5rd Pam Peters -TIV (Loveland); 4lh Robyn 4'V (Ft. Morgan); 4th Inga Lark vw (Lovcland).

Boys-- 14 15 1st R. Fisher 4'10" (Loveland); 2nd Rick Lorcc 4'6" (Longmont); 3rd Mike 4 4 (Amigos). Girls-- 144 IS 1st KimSchordt 4'8" (Ft. Morgan) 2nd Rose Soulhall 47" (Longmont); 3rd Linda J.ismund 4'6" (Longmonl); 4th Sarah Avery 4'4" (Longmonti; 5th Cathy Stevens 4'7" (l.ongmonf). Boys 14 4 over 1st -B.

Pace-S'O" (Lovcland); 7nd- N. Me Swaim 4'10" (Loveland). 4 4 0 A A 9 under 1st Girls 94under Billiard, Shannon, Rotiers. 1 0 4 II 1st 1:06.7 T. Cun Q.

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Spqs j', Davis Girls 1 0 4 1 1 I 03 7 (Grpeley); 3rd 1:04.5 4fh 1:06.6 (Ft. Morgan); 5th 0 7 7 Goff, A. Gates, Wagner M. Boys- 1st 5) 1 (Grteley); 7nd 54 'I ooqmont); Irtl S'. 0 (Loigrr.fir.t), 4th 1.02.5 (Lonqmontl; G.

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593 Morgan). 3rd 59 4 (GreclCy); 4rh AC 0 Lonqmont. Girts 144 IS Every year the two baseball leagues select a Most Valuable Player, based on the votes of 25 newspapermen. But the problem is, whose MVP are you talking about? The newspapermen like the guy who wins pennants. The gamblers like the guy who wins bets.

The fans like the guy who wins games. But the owners like the guy who sells seats. The highest-priced player of all time is James (Catfish) Hunter, who cost the Yankees $3.75 million (the franchise, with Yankee Stadium and Joe DiMaggio thrown in, only cost Del Webb and Dan Topping $2.8 million in 1945). You are pretty sure nobody consulted Wayne Reynolds, a young economics major at San Diego State, before joining the auction for pitcher Hunter. Because Wayne got an in Economics 130A with a documented thesis this year that Catfish Hunter, far from being a "Goldfish" Hunter, was actually a liability to the franchise at the box office of the Oakland A's last year.

Young Reynolds found out that, in 1974, the Oakland A's averaged 11,113 i'ans a game except when their star, Catfish Hunter, pitched. Then the attendance averaged only 7,661 fans a game. Some 3,452 fans a game stayed away on the nights he pitched. Reynolds deduces Hunter cost the franchise $10,356 per appearance, or a drop of $196,664 in seasonal home game revenues. On the road, Hunter did much belter --193 more per game than the rest of the staff.

(The A's drew twice as many per game on the road as they did at home.) Perhaps this is the fate of star pitchers? Not so, says young Wayne. Sandy Koufax generated an increase in home-game 1 revenues of $182,096 in his last year, and an increase in away- game revenues of $54,081 over the year. Reynolds computes that Koufax 1 retirement resulted in a $381,376 revenue loss to the Dodgers the following season. He marks the total, $617,554, as Koufax' "marginal revenue" to the club, and concludes that Koufax, at $130,000 per season, was a bargain for the O'Malleys. Reynolds' thesis purports to show Catfish cost the Oakland A's i4 in revenue in 1974.

He didn't attempt to find out why. What of the picture since Catfish left? Well, as of July 13, (he Oakland A's were a rousing 169,472 ahead of last years' attendance. And, Reynolds' study, able only to compute the first few weeks of Hunter's starts this year, noted that, as of then, Hunter was averaging 15,221 fans per appearance, but that the other Yankee pitchers were averging 17,206. Hunter, he thus claimed, was averaging $5,955 at the gate less than the more conventionally priced pitchers. The moral of this slory: If you're going to go out and spend $3.75 million for a pitcher, go out and get one who can do card tricks or shoot himself out of a cannon.

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