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THE JACKSON SUN, 4 FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1971 Fireworks Seen In Dixie Play Golfers Make No Excuses By TOM REEDY ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) There were no alibis West i. -V 5i 11 ii -T 0 Pet. GB Worth 25 15 .625 Amarillo ..24 16 .600 1 San Antonio .23 17 .575 2 Albuquerque 21 20 .512 Central Arkansas .22 20 .524 Memphis 20 20 .500 1 Shreveport 15 28 .349 7te Birmingham 14 28 .333 8 East Asheville ..29 11 .725 Charlotte ..24 16 .600 5 Montgomery 22 21 .512 8V4 Jacksonville .20 20 .500 9 Savannah .14 25 .359 14 Columbus .13 29 .310 17 1 i. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A shortened schedule didn't stop the fireworks in Dixie As-s i a i games Thursday night.

Dallas-Fort Worth, behind 6-4 after six innings, roared back with nine runs in the next two and went on to win 13-6 over Birmingham. That stretched the winners' slim lead in the West to one game over Amarillo, which split a doubleheader with Shreveport, losing the first game 2-0 but taking the second 2-1. In the only other game played, Albuquerque beat Cen tral leader Arkansas 6-2. San Antonio and Memphis were rained out. In the Amarillo-Shreveport doubleheader, a leadoff homer I Allison Thinks Charlotte, Too Lorsen Close To Chess Win By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Grandmaster Bent Larsen of Denmark is just one point from victory in his World Chess Championship challengers quarter-finals with East Germany's Wolfgang Uhlmann.

Larsen lost a bid Thursday to win the 10-match competition when he gave up after the 41st move in their contest at Las Palmas, Canary Islands. Larsen needs 5Ms points to win. He now has AVz to Uhlmann's 3. The ninth match is scheduled for Sunday. I another quarter-final match being held in Moscow, the seventh game of the Viktor Korchnoi-Yefim Geller series was postponed because Kor- chnoi was indisposed.

The game had been adjourned Wednesday. In Vancouver, grandmasters Bobby Fischer of the United States and Mark Taimanov of the Soviet Union Thursday night adjourned the fifth straight game in their quarter final elimination match to select a challenger for the World Chess Championship. At adjournment after 41 moves, Fischer was a pawn ahead and held the initiative. The game was played cautiously by both sides. Entering the end game, Fischer had control of more space and Taimanov was forced on the defensive.

The game will be continued today. Fischer holds a 4-0 lead in the 10-game match and a win in the fifth game would leave him needing only a draw in the remaining games to advance to the semifinals. The eventual winner of the elimination rounds will meet world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union in 1972. BILL RUSSELL, FORMER PLAYER-COACH for the Boston Celtics, and NBA All-Star coach pitches up an ABA ball for his olavers. Nate Thurmond of San Fran a workout Thursday in the Astrodom for Saturday's All-Star game.

The teams will play half the game with' ABA and NBA balls. (AP Wirephoto) Make if from the United States golfers today over losing the Walker Cup to Great Britain for the first time in 33 years. "We have no excuses," said John Winters, the non-playing captain of the Americans. "It was a great tournament. We enjoyed every minute of it and the best players won." The British gained their first victory since 1938 the famed amateur competition by taking six straight singles matches that turned a 10-7 deficit into a 13-11 triumph in the windup of the two-day tourney Thursday.

"Hang on to that cup," Win ters admonished the British "In two years we'll be back to get it and you might not see it for another 33 years. "I always knew this team was deep, sound the able to win," commented British captain Michael Bonallack who was beaten 3-1 by Lanny Wad-kins, the U.S. Amateur champion from Richmond, Va. Bonallack gave special praise to 19-year-old Warren Hum phries and 20-year-old Roddy Carr, son of Ireland's famed amateur, Joe Carr. Their two triumphs high lighted the British comeback after Wadkins' victory over Bo nallack had put the Americans ahead 10-7.

Hugh Stewart beat Vinnie Giles of Richmond, Va. 2 and 1, then Humphries shaded Steve Melnyk, Jacksonville, Fla. 2 and 1 and Charlie Green beat Allen Miller, Pensacola, Fla. on the final hole to square things at 10-10. Roddy Carr then put the British ahead to stay by beating Jim Simons, of Butler, Pa.

on the final hole with a 30-foot putt. George MacGregor follow ed with a 1-up victory over Jim Gabnelsen of Atlanta and Da vid March clinched the Cup by defeating veteran Bill Hynd man of Philadelphia 1 up. The United States players now will compete in next week's British Amateur Golf Championships at nearby Car noustie. Thursday's Results Shreveport 2-1, Amarillo 0-2 Albuaueraue 6. Arkansas 2 San Antonio at Memphis, ppa, rain Dallas-Fort Worth 13, Bir mingham 6 Plymouth, Elno Langley, Mer cury; Maynard Troer.

Mercu ry; Joe Frasson, Dodge; and Larry Smith, Ford. Competition was amazingly tight. The 10 qualifiers behind ironirunners Allison and Pear son ranged only from 151.826 down to 150.223 milps 1 Three other drivers topped 110 aua wui nave io come back to- aay for further qualifying. Allison's brother. Bohhv the front row starting slot next io uioizDacn witn a Wednesday speed of 156.585 in a Mercurv.

Others who made it on the first day were Bobby Isaac, Dodge; Fred Lorenzen PI uth; Richard Petty, Plymouth: Pet Hamilton Plymouth; Dick Brooks Dodge; Buddy Baker, Dodge; SDeedv ThomDson. Chevrnlpt- Jim Vandiver, Dodge; Jim Pas- cnai, uievroiet; and Dave Mar cis, Dodge. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Donnie Allison emphasizes "mind control" in rapid switches from his Mercury stock car to a low-slung entry in Saturday's Indianapolis 500. "It's two different ball games," said Allison.

"When you get to Indy, you wipe Charlotte out of your mind. When I'm here, I refuse to think about Indianapolis." The Hueytown, driver led a second batch of World 600 qualifiers Thursday with a clocking of 156.150 miles an hour on the 1.5-mile Charlotte Motor Speedway course. "We unfortunately didn't get a shot at the pole," said Don-nie's car owner, Glen Wood, "but the race is the thing you get $600 for qualifying on top and $27,500 for being No. 1 on Sunday. cisco and Elvin Hayes of San cindor HOUSTON, Tex.

(AP) The National Basketball Association headed for its first on-the-court showdown with the rival American Basketball Association tonight with player of the year Lew Alcindor holding the balance of power over the younger Jeague. But what if Lew doesn't play in the game? That possibility arose Thursday night on the eve of the 8:30 p.m. EDT nationally televised clash when it was announced in Washington, D.C. that Alcindor would be married today. Alcindor, the architect of Milwaukee's NBA championship, did not arrive here Thursday with other NBA stars but was scheduled to be on hand today for a workout before tonight's game.

Plans now call for Alcindor to catch a flight from Washington following the wedding in time to honeymoon in the Astrodome tonight providing he makes Bears Sign Soccer Kicker in the bottom of the ninth by Amarillo's Bob Frazier broke a 1-1 tie in the second game. But the real highlights of the game were the almost identical per-formanaces by the starting pitchers for both teams. Both Les Scott of Amarillo and Clint Comjiton of Shreveport went the route, struck out 12 and gave up four hits apiece. But it was Scott, now 2-4, who took the victory and Compton who took the loss and suffered Frazier's game-winning homer. Tonight's games find Amarillo at Dallas-Fort Worth, Albuquerque at San Antonio, Savannah at Shreveport, Columbus at Arkansas, Montgomery at Asheville, Birmingham at Charlotte and Memphis at Jacksonville.

Allison was involved in car-buration tests in his car at Indianapolis and missed Wednesday's qualifying for the first 12 positions in the $200,000 World 600 stock car event. The Wood Brothers Mercury had captured six straight pole positions before sitting idly by and watching Chargin' Charlie Glotzbach go 157.788 in a Chevrolet Monte Carlo. David Pearson, No. 3 all-time winner on the NASCAR Grand National circuit, got his new Pontiac ready Thursday and was second to Allison with a lap at 153.925 m.pJi. Others claiming starting positions in the qualifying for spots 13-24 were Benny Parsons, Mercury; Maynard Troyer, Mercu-James Hylton, Ford; Cecil Gordon, Mercur; Marty Robbins, Dodge; Spencer, field goals.

Falk was one of four free agents signed by the Bears. The others are lineman Ted Rose of Northern Michigan; pass-catcher John Lumpkin, Fisk University; and safety Harold Williams, Tulsa University. TV In Fall to carry CFL games this year include San Francisco, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Kansas City, St. Louis, Dallas, Pittsburgh, San Diego and Buffalo. Thornton, Mike Mosser of West Virginia and possibly Duke's Bob Wheeler and Manhattan's Joe Savage, both freshmen.

Michael defeated Liquori in the AAU outdoor championships last year, while Baker once beat the Villanova ace indoors. New Location For YAMAHA 71 See The Complete Line of 1971 YAMAHAS at YAMAHA of Jackson 316 East Chester Phone 424-1132 Mini Enduros 90CC, 125, 175 250 and 360 All Ready For The Dirt 80, 90, 200 350 and 650 All ready for the street SALES SERVICE PARTS ACCESSORIES CHICAGO (AP) Swedish- born Peter Ove Falk was signed today by the Chicago Bears as a soccer-style place kicker. The 21-year-old native of Trollhattan, Sweden, played for Concordia of Moorhead, where he booted 10 out of 16 quarterback Greg Barton, who was the property of the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League and had been with the Detroit Lions. Cities with stations planning CFL To Make American Babe Ruth League Results Beaty of the Utah Stars, and Indiana Mel Daniels. The game was the idea of the NBA and ABA players associations and does not have the blessing of the club owners.

The players have been threat ened with fines and suspensions for playing in the game, which will benefit the Whitney Young Foundation and the players associations. Larry Fleisher, counsel for the NBA players, said the team members were not playing the game to sprrte league owners but to show the owners that the two leagues could meet in an all-star game without an "ille gal" merger. A blending of the rules of both leagues finally was ironed out Thursday. Under the setup, the first half will be played us ing the NBA's 24-second block and NBA official ball. The sec ond half it will be the ABA's 30-second clock, red-white-and- blue ball and 3-point basket.

CHUCK TANNER, freshman manager of the Chicago White Sox, surveys his team. His smooth temperment and bub-. bubling optimism are one reason for the White Sox's hopes for improvement. (AP Wirepbotos) I If In the first Babe Ruth game Thursday night Trans-National won their third straight edging Doctors, 6-4. Trans-National took a 4 run lead in the first inning and held on to the lead for the remainder of the game.

The big base knockers for the winners were Willie "Wild" West and NeiH Ross as they each rapped out a pair of singles. No batter for the Doc tors had more than one hit. Liquori Comes 'Home' Keds Mainsails. The winning pitcher was Steve Alexander as worked the HAYWARD, Calif. (AP) The Canadian Football League, which has lured some big-name U.S.

college players north, may take away some of college foot ball's television audience this fall. The International Broad casting an independent net work with headquarters here, announced Thursday that CFL games will be telecast next sea son, mostly on Saturday alter-noons, to at least 15 major U.S. cities. Robert M. Green, president of the network, said the U.S.

television rights were pur chased for about $500,000. The CFL's commissioner, Jake Gaurdaur, was here for Thursday's announcement and called the new television money "minimal at present." But. he said, the U.S. tele vision exposure will help CFL teams sign more good Amen can players. "If an American player is seen on television here, he'll es tablish his name for the time when he finishes his playing days, Gaurdaur said.

In recent months, 1970 Ail-Americans Joe Theisman of Notre Dame and Jim Stillwa-gon of Ohio State have signed to play with Toronto of the CFL. The Toronto team also signed For Landlubbers, too! We built the Mainsail with sea-dogs in mind. With zigzag cut soles for sure gripping on slick decks, cjuick-drying, sturdy canvas uppers. But these Keds were just too handsome, too comfortable. Landlubbers wanted them, too.

They find the non-skid soles are just as good for slippery places on land. So many Mainsails are stranded on land. Keep an eye on yours. If they get the chance they'll go back to sea. Diego, during May flight connections.

The NBA would remain the favorite even without Alcindor because of its experience, but it would give the prestige-hungry ABA a closer match. In another move affecting the NBA lineup, the Baltimore Bullets announced they did not want Earl Monroe to play in the all-star contest. A club spokesman said if Monroe played the Bullets "could take whatever measures are spelled out in his contract which includes suspension or fine." But Monroe said he was packing for Houston. "It's a matter of principal that I play. I'll be there." Bill Russell, the former Boston Celtic player-coach, will coach the NBA stars.

The ABA, hoping to achieve some recognition against the older league, is led by Rick Barry, who has starred in both leagues, rookie sensation Charlie Scott of Virginia, Zelmo entire contest and struck out 7 batters. The losing pitcher was Bob "Red" Barnett as he also went the distance. In the second game of the night Park Laundry strengthen ed their hold on first place as they defeated Liberty 4-2. Park Laundry gained the win with a four run outburst in the third. Neithr team had a batter with more than one hit but Jeff Bain of Park and Ricky Moss and Jesse Grace of Liberty each punched out a double.

The winning hurler was Jeff Henderson and the losing hurler was Gary Hampson. DOCTORS AB Bolton 2b 3 Jordan cf 4 1 Milan 3 1 HiU ss 3 1 Barnett 2 McClain if 3 0 Browning 3b 3 Wray rf 3 1 Fesmire lb 3 Totals 27 4 TRANS-NATIONAL AB West cf 4 2 jMerkel ss 2 1 Yates 3 0 Pulliam 3b 4 1 Rheney If 2 2 Martindaie lb 3 Alexander 2 Perry rf 3 Hamilton rf Ross 2b 3 Totals 26 6 Score By Innings: Doctors OOO 211 Trans National 400 110 LIBERTY AB Hampson 2 2 Qiiinn cf 2 Mitchell cf 1 Freidman cf 0 Carcachiel cf 0 0 Moss 3b 4 0 Grace lb 4 McAlexander 4 Hancock rf .3 Long ss 1 Crowley 2b 2 Young 2b-as 3 Hill If 2 Ma then If Totals 28 2 PARK LAUNDRY AB Faulkner rf 3 0 Bolton 3b-2b 3 1 Luna 2b-3b 2 1 Sike ss 3 1 Bain 3 1 Irvin cf .1 Henderson 2 Rushing lb 3 German If 2 Totals 22 4 Score By Innings: Liberty 101 000 Park Laundry 004 OOO 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 4 II 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 6 04 6 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 4 02 Mile after mile of style. Yet rough and ready. Lusty lines In gay new colors. SHOE STORE I Mr i- WHITE 10.95 BLUE or BankAmericari We Invite Credit Cards By RALPH BERNSTEIN PHILADELPHIA (AP) If you apply the old thoroughbred racing theory of "horses for tracks" to Villanova runner Marty Liquori and Franklin Field, the only way Liquori can fail to win his third consecutive IC4A mile championship this weekend is if he falls down.

In four years of competition on Franklin Field's lightning fast Tartan surface, Liquori has never been in a losing race. This includes running on one freshman and nine varsity Penn Relay winners, his second IC4A mile triumph, and the 3:54.6 victory two weeks ago over Jim Ryun in the Martin Luther King Games. Villanova is favored to out-score Maryland in the team competition for its 11th title in 15 years, but Liquori's bid for a feat accomplished only twice in the 94-year history of the IC4A has the spotlight. He is seeking his sixth IC4A mile championshipthree indoors and three outdoors, accomplished pre viously by Leslie MacMitchell of New York University 1940-41-42 and Dave Patrick of Vil lanova 1966-67-68 Liquori would be the seventh meet history to win the outdoor mile three times. Seven defending champions are scheduled to compete in the two day track and field meet involving 70 teams and 1,225 athletes, the most ever.

Freshmen are eligible this year for the first time since World War II, with the exception of Ivy League entrants. Liquori faces a field which in cludes William and Mary's Howell Michael, Maryland's John Baker. Penn's Karl TIPS ON PUTTING NEW YORK (AP) Golf pro Art Wall suggests this method to keep your head still while putting: "There's a number on the ball. Place it with the number visible at the rear and watch the number all through the stroke." This idea also helps the putter blade follow through toward the direction in which you are putting. RE-UPHOLSTERING BAKER BROS.

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JACKSON DRAGWAY, Inc. 8 Miles East of Jackson, Beech Bluff and Ranger Road CASH, CHARGE, LAY-AWAY Downtown Jackson 106 E. Lafayette MARYLAND'S KEN KNECHTEL (12) slides safely Into second base as Mississippi State's Dale Holland goes high Into the air in an attempt at a high throw during Thursday' game In the NCAA playoffs. Missisisppi State won, 2-1. (AP Wirephoto) -I.