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Hayes Paces Bullets; Bucks Blitz Sonics BALTIMORE (UPD Hayes stuffed 12 of his season- 1 high 25 points into the last eight minutes of the second period as the Baltimore Bullets beat the Buffalo Braves, 126-94, Wednesday night in an NBA runaway. Mike Riordan added 20 points and seven assists as the Bullets grabbed an early 33-21 first- period lead and handed the outclassed Braves their 10th loss in 13 games. Hayes, who added 20 rebounds, helped the Bullets blow away from a 41-26 advantage to lead 65-34 with two minutes left in the half. The Braves trailed after three periods, 92-63, and never got back in the game. Buffalo Baltimore (1W) Fox 0 0-0 0 Davis 7 0-0 14 Garrett 4 4-4 12 Hayes 9 7-15 25 Hewitt 5 1-3 Love 7 0-0 14 Hilton 2 4-5 8 Patterson 3 4-5 10 Hummer 310-13 16 Porter 8 3-7 19 Kauffman 1 6-6 8 Rlnaldl 3 1-1 7 2 Riordan 18 Stallwrth 2 2-2 6 Tresvant 2 1-2 6 Unseld 3 04 6 00 0-0 DO Totals 52 22-37 126 21 19 2J 31- 94 33 23 34-136 3 0-0 3 0-0 3 0-0 Komlves 1 0-0 McAdoo I 8-8 Rahman E.Smith R.Smith Totals Buffalo Baltimore Fouled Total fouls: Buffalo 29, Baltimore 31 8 4-5 20 5 6 MILWAUKEE (UPI) Jones and Lucius Allen sparked a third-quarter surge that gave the fast-breaking Milwaukee Bucks a 116-103 victory over the Seattle Supersonics in a National Basketball Association game Wednesday night.

Leading by only four points at the half, the Bucks outscored Seattle 34 22 in the third period as they forced the Supersonics into repeated turnovers with a ball-hawking defense. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 29 points and Bob Dandridge 25 to lead Milwaukee while Spencer Haywood had 29 and John Brisker 27 for Seattle. PORLAND'S GEOFF PETRtE DRIVES against Walt Frazler of New York (By UPI) Hiland Park, Falcons Triumph Seattle (103 Beard 3 4-4 Brisker 811-15 Haywod 13 3-3 McDanlls 3 2-2 Mcintosh Snyder Stallwort Winfield Milwaukee (116) NEWS-HERALD, Panama City, Thursday, November 9, 1973 Page ID Thomas Misses Charger Drill; Placed On Reserve Ineligible SAN DIEGO (UPI) Football League San Diego troversial running back Duana Chargers Wednesday and was Thomas failed to appear for placed on the reserve list, practice with the National The action by Coach Harlarid Three-Way Race Is Predicted HOUSTON (UPI) J. I "Every time I've gone out Foyt, the three-time Indianapo- there the last two years, I've 1 o-o 4 1-1 2 2-4 1 0-0 10 Jabbar 27 Allen 29 Cnnnghm 8 Dandridg 2 Davis 9 Gregor 6 Jones 2 Lee 7-7 5-6 0-0 7-7 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 Allen Stanford bolted six yards in the second quarter for the only score of the game as the Hiland Park Razorbacks edged the Callaway Rebels, 6-0, Wednesday night in Pee Wee football action at Pete Edwards Field. Stanford broke off right tackle and ran through three Rebel defenders and dove the final two yards for the score.

Stanford and Rhett Chavey, Webster Holt 'and David Golden paced the Razor back defense and Clay Slaughter had a pass interception in the fourth quarter. Slaughter also had a 26-yard touchdown, run called back on an offisde penalty in the third quarter. Warren Holt had a 25-yard pass reception from Golden for the Razorbacks' longest gain. Clay Huggins, Ricky Collins and Darrell Williams led the Callaway defense and Huggins ripped off gains of 16, 15 and 11 yards for the Rebels. In the second game, Ricky Larkins and Kelly Harmon both scored' two touchdowns as the Tyndall Falcons romped over the Drummond Park Yellow Jackets, 52-8.

Greg Tesch ran 21 yards, Terry Jones 25 yards and Joe Bassinger bucked two yards for the other Falcon scores. Larkins pulled in a 36-yard pass from Harmon in the third period to set up the fifth Falcon score. Larkins scored from three and two yards and Harmon ran 45 and 14 yards for scores. Allen Corbin returned a kickoff following the second Falcon score 60 yards to set up a two- yard touchdown run by Robbie Baggett late in the first period. Donnie Lauderdale, Jacket quarterback, had a 40-yard run in the second period and Jeff Edge picked off a Falcon pass in the closing seconds of the first half.

YARDSTICKS Raiorbacks Rebels First downs 4 Yards rushing 59 Yards passing 40 Return yardage 13 Passes 3-5-0 Punts 2-23 Fumbles lost 0 Yards penalized 45 Hiland Park Razorbacks 0 6 Callawa, Rebels 0 0 6 run (run failed) 3 40 6 20 1-8-1 0 1 10 0 0-6 0 0-0 Jackets Falcons First downs 3 8 Yards rushing 56 168 Yards passing 4 70 Return yardage 87 11 Passes 1-3-0 5-8-0 Punts 0 0 Fumbles, lost 1 1 Yards penalized 35 35 Drummond Yellow Jackets 8 0 0 Tyndall Falcons 16 16 6 3 run (B. Basslnger pass from Harmon) 45 run (Mers run) 2 run (Baggett run) 21 run (Mers run) 2 run run) 14 run (pass failed) 25 run (Tesch pass, from Harmon) Basslnger 2 run (pass-failed) BOOTS FOR THE HUNTER ENJOY THE OUTDOORS MAKE SURE YOU'RE PROTECTED! SNAKE-PROOF BOOTS WHEN THE RATTLER STRIKES- BE PREPARED 38 99 PR. (FOR YOUR PROTECTION) B8-13 D6Vi-13 EE6 -13 CUSHION INSOLE ONLY ONLY $3.77 (3 LACE) 17" DISCOUNT SHOES 3123 E. HWY.98 SPRINGFIELD Wright 4 2-2 10 McGlckln 6 1-1 13 Perry 4 0-0 8 Terry 2 0-0 4 Totals 37 25-33 103 Totals 47 22-23 116 Seattle 29 22 22 30-103 Milwaukee 27 28 34 27-116 Fouled out: None Total fouls: Seattle 22, Milwaukee 24 Celtics Triumph BOSTON (UPI) Havlicek's 25 points paced the Boston Celtics to a runaway victory over the Golden State Warriors Wednesday night 128111. The Warriors played even with Boston in the first period as the lead changed hands four times.

Cazzie Russell had 10 points for the Warriors in the first period. The Celtics went into the second period leading 27-25 and opened up their patented running attack. Paul Silas ran up 12 points and Havlicek scored eight as Boston led at halftime 64-54. Boston continued the pressure in the third period as guard Don Chaney dropped 11 points and Havlicek sank another eight points, building the lead to 104-80 going into the final period. The Celtics' bench wrapped up the final period after the Warriors' Rick Barry left to sit out the game.

Barry scored 34 points. Chaney was second in Boston scoring with 23 points and Silas added 20. Fritz Williams and Nate Thurmond contributed 19 points each to Golden State's score and Jeff Mullins sank 15 points. CAL STAMP, TRANSFER FROM IOWA STATE Commodores' Stamp Is 6-9 Rebounder Amos (Tree) Davis, the 6-foot-ll Palmetto High of Miami eager, was recruited by Gulf Coast coach Jack Jackson to fill the void left by the graduated Butch Taylor, who led the Commodores to back-to-back state junior college championships. But Davis isn't even the Commodores' starter at center at this stage of pre-season practice, reported Jackson as he drills his charges for the Nov.

17-18 season-opening appearance in the Abraham Baldwin tournament at Tifton, Ga. Running No. 1 at the pivot spot is Cal Stamp, a 6-9 sophomore transfer from Iowa State University. "As of now Cal probably has won the starting position at the post," noted Jackson, whose team was third in last year's national tournament at Hutchinson, Kan. Stamp, a native of East Moline, 111., and an All- Stater, played on Iowa State's freshman team last year and set a school season freshman rebounding record with 16.7 per game while averaging 15.8 points.

"Maury John, the coach at Iowa State, told me he was counting heavily on Cal as a starter this season," revealed Jackson. "But Cal became disenchanted with Iowa State. We had written to him back in high school and he remembered it. He called us and said he wanted to get out of the snow and cold weather." Stamp has one year of eligibility on the junior college level. "He will be heavily recruited from Gulf Coast," pointed out Jackson.

"In fact, he probably has received 50 questionaires from major universities. He is a very dedicated player. He is very capable at his position. When he came out of high school such schools as Drake, Maryland, North Carolina and Houston tried.to sign him." Ooldtn State 6 Barnett 1 Barry 14 (111) Ellis CJohnson Lee Mullins Russell Thurmnd RWIIIIms GJohnson 1 Partman 1 2-2 6-6 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 5-6 1-1 0-0 04 47 17-18 111 128 Golden Boston Total fouls: Golden A Boston (128) 6 Chaney 9 Cowens 4 Flnkel 3 Havlicek 10 Kuberskl 2 Nelson 3 Silas 6 White 7 2 Minor Sanders 1 Westphal Totals 2-2 2-2 5-6 1-2 1-2 8-10 20 4-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 50 28-34 25-27-26-3I- 111 27-37-40-24-121 State 22; Boston 24, Scoreboard PRO BASKETBALL. ABA Carolina 126 Kentucky 111 Indiana 135 Utah 124 Dallas 126 Memphis 118 Virginia 116 Denver 111 NBA Phoenix 107 Cleveland 99 Milwaukee 116 Seattle 103 Kansas City-Omaha 125 Philadelphia 107 Boston 128 Golden State 111 Baltimore 126 Buftalo 94 PRO HOOKEY WHL Quebec 3 Winnipeg 2 NHL N.Y.

Rangers 5 Vancouver 2 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 2 Montreal 5 Toronto 2 Atlanta 3 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 6 N.Y. Islanders 1 Minnesota 5 California 3 lis 500 winner who makes rare appearances on the NASCAR circuit, said Tuesday that Sunday's Texas 500 at College Station will be a battle between himself, Richard Petty and Bobby Allison. ''Petty and Bobby have no love for me and it's kind of a mutual feeling," Foyt told the Hous ton Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association. "There's no love lost on either side. I can see why since I took more than $60,000 of their money back to Texas." Foyt has entered only three NASCAR races this year and has two victories and a second place.

He won at Daytona, collecting $33,500, and Ontario, receiving $28,595, and was second at Atlanta, wprth $10,300. "They're going to be tough on me, especially here right near my home town," Foyt said. "They don't like a stranger coming in on their events and winning just like I don't like a stranger coming to Indy and winning." Foyt said it will take a new track record of more than 170 miles an hour to qualify for the. 500-mile race at Texas World Speedway. Qualifying starts Friday.

got the pole and broken the track record," Foyt said. "That really gets them. It looks like Bobby has the best chance for the pole this week, but I'm going to run his butt off. He's going to earn it." Foyt never officially has raced at the Texas World Speedwr.y although he took his Indianapolis car there last year and tested at speeds up to 190 miles an hour. "I could average 225 up there with an Indy car," Foyt said.

'That's really too fast for a race." He said the turns have higher banks than at Indianapolis, allowing the car to go at near full speed all the way around the two-mile oval. Foyt predicted it would take more than 200 miles an hour to win the pole position at Indianapolis next year. He said he already has started on his car and it will be much smaller than it was last year. Bruce Walton Is Different LOS ANGELES don't mind people asking me questions about my brother, really I don't," said Bruce Walton, the football player. "It only irritates me when they call me Bill." Then he laughed and you knew even that didn't bother the easy-going older brother of UCLA's basketball all-everything.

"Basically," Bruce Walton added, "we're very different. He's on the quiet side and I'm extroverted. Where he might want to do something quietly, I'd rather do it loudly." The offensive tackle from La Mesa, near San Diego, has started every his varsity career at UCLA. The 6- foot-5, 265-pounder played on a team which won, only, two games as a junior in a school year when younger brother Bill, at 6-11 and a sophomore, led the Bruins to their sixth straight NCAA title and voted college basketball's Player of the Year. Bruce the UCLA football their own identity this season.

Svare makes Thomas ineligible to play for the rest of the season. Thomas was acquired before the start of this season from Dallas for running back Mike Montgomery and wide receiver Billy Parks. He was activated for the first time last Sunday but saw no action. He did not take calisthenics with the team then, walked along the sidelines during the national anthem and sat on the bench throughout the game staring straight ahead. "I have been weighing this decision for a considerable amount of time," Svare.

said. 'The conclusion is that Duane is not prepared to play this season. Obviously, he's got some problems that won't permit him to play now. 'His actions Sunday were not deliberate and were not intended to be disrespectful." Thomas went through a full workout Tuesday and looked quick on. kickoff and punt returns.

"He is a very complicated young man," Svare said, "The problem is not narcotics. The marijuana incident in Texas was the only incident." Svare said the club "is not hurting" for running bacIV and the status of Thomas will have no influence on the Chargers' draft next year. COUGARS PROP COLONELS Pacers Top Stars, Cop First INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) Indiana Pacers beat the Utah Stars 135-124 Wednesday night behind 35 points by George McGinnis to take over first place in the Western Division of the American Basketball Association. The Pacers, leading by only one point with four minutes to go in the third quarter, outscored Utah by seven points over those four minutes to take a 105-97 lead and held on the rest of the way.

Jimmy Jones scored 32 points, Ron Boone 29 and Willie Wise 27 for Utah. Mel Daniels had 24 and Roger Brown 22 for the Pacers. Utah (124) Indiana (135) Powell 6 1-1 13 McGinns 14 7-9 3" Wlse 12 3-5 27 Brown 8 3-3 22 Beaty 3 0-0 6 Daniels 8 8-8 24 JJones 1012-14 32 Freeman 5 6-7 16 Combs 3 2-4 8 Lewis 4 5-6 13 McDonld 0 0-0 0 Buse 5 1-2 11 Jackson 0 2-3 2 Keller 4 0-0 8 Boone 10 9-11 29 Hlllmon 3 0-1 6 Govan 2 04 4 LJones 11-13 Beasley 0 0-0 0 Totals 47 30-19 124 Totals 51 30-36 135 Utah 30 33 34 Indiana 32 31 42 30 Carolina Cougars swamped the Kentucky Colonels 126-111 Wednesday night behind an 84-point production from their "3-C" offense of Mack Calvin, Billy Cunningham and Joe Caldwell. Calvin, who hit all of his six shots and five free throws in the first half, was high for the game with 33 points. Cunningham contributed 29 points and Caldwell 22 as Carolina forged an insurmountable 64-50 lead at intermission of the American Basketball Association game.

The Colonels, bothered by Carolina's pressure defense, got 29 points from Dan Issel and 14 from substitute guard Jim O'Brien as they lost to Carolina for the third time in three meetings this season. Kentucky (1111 OFT 11 7-10 29 Three-point goals: Brown 3 Total fouls: Utah 29 Indiana" Fouled out: Powell 26 Carolina (126) Cunningham 12 5-7 29. Issel Caldwell 11 0-3 22 Vlrden 5 1-3 11 Lewis 4 0-0 8 Gllmore 5 0-1 10 Littles 3 1-1 7 Mount 4 4-4 12 Calvin 11 11-12 33 Dampler 3 6-7 12 Owens 4 2-3 10 Simon 4 1-19 Warren 3 1-1 7 Gale 0 1-2 1 McClain 2 0-0 4 O'Brien 7 0-0 14 Manning 2 0-0 4 Russell 1 0-0 2 Wuyclk 1 0-1 2 Chambrln 5 1-1 11 Prevls 0 0-0 0 Brown 0 0-0 0 Totals 51 114 Totals Carolina 41 U-114 Kentucky 25 IS 9 24-111 Three-point LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -I fouls: 22, Kentucky 26 The Eastern Division-leading 1 Fisk, Rader Rookie Winners ST. LOUIS, Mo.

(UPI) The Catchers Carlton Fisk of the Boston Red Sox and Dave Rader of the San Francisco Giants won the Sporting News rookie-of-the-year awards Wednesday in a poll of major league players. Pitching choices were hander Dick Tidrow of the Indians in the American League and southpaw Jon Matloack of the Mets in the national. Fisk's selection by the players marked only the second time since the national sports weekly began rookie awards in 1946 that an American League catcher had won the honor. Rader, however, is the third National League backstop to earn the rookie citation in the past five years, the weekly said. The Sporting News also said Boston's Luis Tiant in the American League and Cincinnati's Bobby Tolan in the National awards.

"Early in 1971, following a freak injury to his right shoulder, Tiant was jobless and, after he did hook up with a major league club late in the season, his record with Boston was 1-7," the publication said. "This past season Tiant very nearly pitched the Red Sox to a it divisional championship, said. He finished with a 15-6 record and a 1.91 earned run average. "Tolan, from his zero production with the Reds' in 1971, shook off the effects of operations to repair the twice- torn achilles tendon in his right leg and, while he didn't match his impressive statistics of two years, earlier, prbved his recovery almost complete by putting together a productive 1972 season with the National League champions, batting .283, driving in 82 runs and swiping 41 bases," the weekly said. REPAIR THE FAMILY DRIVE-IN 103L6THST.

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