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5C rvaT THE MIAMI NEWS 4B THE MIAMI NEWS July 23, 1973 July 23, 1973 Being 6th Dolphin back (SPORTS American League Boxes Check comes quickest to ladies' Open champ Minnesota 10 MINNESOTA ab bi li T4U-rll 3b eing sister on date 6 2 4 0 Boston 7 i LOB Baltimore 4, California 10 2B--Ber-I rv. 38 Baylor. HR B.Robinson (71, BOSTON IGrabarkwtl (3). SB-Baylor. S-Berry.

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Berning entered the final day's play in one of the most prestigious events in women's golf tied for the lead with Pam Higgins at 2-over-par and two strokes in front of Sharon Miller. But Miss Higgins, a 28-year-old native of Columbus, fell apart with six bogeys, a double bogey, and a birdie for a 79-297 and finished alone in the fifth place. Hamlin, a political science graduate of Stanford who turned professional only last year, started the day 5-ovcr-par, a stroke behind second SALOME' 4 0 2 0 Bando 3b 3 0 11 RJackson rf 4 0 10 DeJohnsn dh 4 0 0 0 Rudi If 4 110 Tennce lb 3 0 0 0 Lewis pr 1 0 0 0 Hegan lb 4 0 3 0 Fosse 0 0 0 0 DGreon 2b 0 0 0 0 Holtjman (ill, cepeda (141, Associated Press ROCHESTER, N. Y. "Boy, this is the fastest service I've ever seen," said Susie Maxwell Bcrning, pulling a $6,000 winner's check out of her pocket.

"Usually they mail it to you." Mrs. Berning should know. She's won the U.S. Golf Association's Women's Open title three times. Her third triumph came yesterday when she carded a par-72 on the Country Club of Rochester course for a four-round.

2-over-par 200 and a five-stroke lead over Shelley Hamlin and Gloria Ehret. HR Mitterwald Smith (13). HEALTH STUDIO By CHARLIE NOBLES Miomi News Reporter Last season the Miami Dolphins kept five running backs on their 40-miin roster and one for their taxi aquad. Ed Jenkins was the spare tire. "Being the sixth man in a five-man backfitld was like taking your sister along on a date," Jenkins says.

"You know, she's not really needed." Jenkins, a rookie then, felt unneeded. The Holy Cross graduate played on special 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 0 0 0 0 IP ER BB SO 6 2-3 11 5 5 1 3 2 4 2 2 0 2 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Tidrow Kaat (W.11-9) Bane Corbln Lea (L.12-4) Garman Bonn Save Corbln (12) 31 5 9 5 36 2 12 2 Total Tolal first on catcher's inter Bando awarded 6 1 1 3 2 1 0 102 5 0 9 5 2 02 1 0 WP-Lee. ference European Oil Treatment 301 23rd STREET. MIAMI BEACH on inn ioa.m.-4A.m, 532-1719 no ooo ooo- i 004 000 01 5 Cleveland Oakland FIRST GAME Ellis. DP-Cleveland 2, OakUind yards in 12 carries and catch two passes for 17 yards the top effort of the night.

He scored the offense's only touchdown on a one-yard-run in a 22-9 loss to the defense, Jenkins is enough of an optimist to think there is opportunity at running back with the Dolphins. He said, "I don't just look at it as those guys having a lock on the jobs. I feel like 1 can play somewhere, whether it's with the Miami Dolphins or somewhere else. Hut 1 am approaching it like it's a free enterprise system. If 1 felt like everything was inevitable, I would never have played the game.

"I'm just concerned about playing my best. With my capability, I feel I've grit a chance to play anywhere." Jenkins, a 6-foot-2, 210-pounder, describes himself as "tall, big and quick." He says he feels he has versatility going for him, after blocking a lot and playing both wide receiver and running back at Holy Cross. The Dolphins took him in the 1 1th round last year. He says that was about what he expected, since "I only played 18 games in college and I didn't have impressive statistics." He did tie an NCAA record with a 99-yard pass reception. "I think I was fighting the (Dolphins') system last year," Jenkins said.

"I didn't know it that well, so I wasn't relaxed. I'm a lot more relaxed now and I've got my feet under me. I'm not dancing, I'm moving up-field. And I think I've learned more in this preseason than all of last year." DOLPHINOTES Other noteworthy performances Saturday: Ginn, 38 yards rushing in seven carries; rookie Tom Smith, 23 yards in four tries, plus one reception for 23 yards; quarterback Jim Del a I four completions in eight attempts for 86 yards; wide receivers Ron Sellers, two catchers for 58 Defensively, tackle Mauls Moore and linebacker Doug Swift stood out and Shula liked the work of several rookie defensive backs, principally Dave McCurry ABC's Howard Cosell, the caustic lip of televised sports, appeared at camp yesterday to do three days of tapes with Shula and some of the players for showing in two 90-minute specials on August 13 and 14 At one point of the shooting in the Biscayne College cafeteria, after joking some 'with the players, Cosell yelled to Shula, "If you can win with this bunch, Donald, you can win with anybody." New York 2 LOB-Cleveland fl, Oakland 7. 2B Dully Chicago 4 CHICAGO HR R.Jackson 2 (23), DeJohnson (12), NEW YORK SB- North.

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He settled for a big sigh of relief as a broad smile spread across his pale, usually expressionless face. "When you do something you believed you could never do again, it's got to be a great thrill," the 43-year-old veteran said after his victory in the St. Louis Children's Hospital Golf Classic yesterday. His final-round 68, two under par on the Norwood Hills Country Club course, nailed down his first triumph since cancer threatened not only his career but his life just 16 months ago. "A year ago I didn't know if I'd ever again be a tour player, let alone win a tournament," ittler said.

He had to make an eight-foot par putt on the final hole to hold off Australian Bruce Crampton, the season's leading money-winner who boosted his total to more than $240,000 with a second-place finish. Crampton had a final 97 for 269, one back of ittler's total. Littler, now 43, scored his last previous tour victory in the 1971 Colonial National Invitation. That was the 24th of a career that also includes a U. S.

Open triumph. But many thought it was his last when early last year he was diagnosed as having cancer of the lymph nodes. He underwent surgery under his left arm, the operation damaging muscles and nerves needed in his swing. But Littler, even now pale and drawn, started on a rehabilitation program swimming, welghtliftlng, exercises, eventually swinging a club. He rejoined the tour late last year and got into full stride again this season.

"I'd got In position to win a couple of times, which made me think I could do it but you never know until you win Littler said. PEARSON KEEPS IT UP: David Pearson continues to drive the way he has been driving lately and Mark Donohue is driving differently. Both were winners yesterdav, Pearson in the Dixie 500 at Atlanta and Donohue "in the third Can-Am Challenge Cup road race at Watkins Glen, N.Y. For Pearson, who drove his Glen Wood Mercury at an average speed of 130.211 to defeat Cale Yarborough by almost three miles, it was his ninth victory in his last 10 starts For Donohue, who averaged 117.757 m.p.h. in a Twin turbo-charged Porsche, it was only his first victory since January, a far cry from his $300,000 season last year.

At Watkins Glen on Saturday, Frenchmen Henri Pescarolo and Gerard Larrousse drove their government-backed Matras to a victory in the Watkins Glen six-hour endurance race that practically clinched the World Championship of makes title for Matra. 'nipIon U.S. TRACKMEN MUST DIG: The U.S. track and field team many of its stars ailing or missing, opens a two-day dual meet against the Sovipt i in inn i 0 0 Reichardt dh 4 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 Orkpatrk rf 4 1 10 6 Muser. MAlou.

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The Gok wins Florida Junior by a length The Grok with blinkers opens crowd's eyes in Junior Stakes 0 0 0 Piniella II 4 I 3 IP tK Bahnsen (W.13-9) 8 3 2 Forster 1 1 0 10 0 0 2 10 0 4 13 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Schaal 3b Bevoua 3b Healy Busby Hoerner Bird Shula's star-gazing is done in earnest Stotlmyre (L.2-9) 4 1-3 7 4 Betne 4 2-3 1 0 Save Forsler (15). 2:45. SECOND GAME It was a nice way to celebrate her 32nd birthday. But now that the pressure of adding back-to-back Open victories to the one she took in 1968 is gone, she's looking forward to returning to her home in Incline Village, and preparing for a five-day pack trip to the Sierras with her husband. "Dale asked me what I wanted if I won the Open and I said a pack trip," said the frosted blonde whose 2 2-year-old daughter, Robin, presented her with roses after her victory.

"I could have said a new house or something, but 1 decided I'd better be reasonable. Besides, I like horses." "I'm looking forward to enjoying the mountains and the lake but I'll still be practicing golf. I never quit working on that." Total 38 5 12 4 Total 38 7 14 7 Two out when winning run scored. BRAKE ANY AMERICAN CAR CDCaTI A I 4 CYLINDERS REBUILT he neepedi 3KCV.IAL 4 DRUMS REFACED OiQS ALL BRAKE SHOES ARCH WHEEL BEARINGS REPACKHD iflSC BKAKf 5 XTRAJ a ANY AMERICAN CAT LIFETIME atfeaffcOK SHOCKS GUARANTEE NO LABOR CHARGE Ufc BALL ANY AMERICAN CAR JOINT GUARANTEE QQ95 CDCn A I NO LABOR CHARGE tjJi! JrCVIML pise iRAKf exiRA TUNE UP'S AIR CONITIONING ALL TYPES OF MOTOR WORK DONE HKiniMiSajTjW New York 2 we're closed tomorrow see you Wednesday Chicago 0 NEW YORK 110 020 010- 5 001 100 203 7 CHICAGO Milwaukee Kansas City teams for the first three games of the season while linebacker Larry Ball was out with an injury, then was injured himself and whistled in idleness the rest of the season. "I felt like a part of the team only during the week," he said yesterday at the Dolphins' Biscayne College training camp.

"On the weekends, 1 felt like a spectator." Jenkins was a spectator. But this season he hopes to improve his status. At least he plans to he wearing a 1 lolphins' uniform on weekends. When all hands are healthy, the Dolphins need reserve running hacks like they need more spectators. Fullback Larry Csonka has established himself as a Mack truck in sneakers, while Mercury Morris and Jim Kiick are among the league's outstanding halfbacks.

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It will be most interesting to see The Grok and Love Reality hook up once more, but there is not another 2 year old stakes at Florida until Sept. 22. Another 58 days of the 132-day summer meeting, business continues apace at Cakler. Mutuel play is up 20.5 per cent and paid attendance is up 24.7 per cent. 3 3 5 4 0 0 0 0 i 4 0 10 10 0 0 3 0 10 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 GNettles 3 0 10 Callison rl 0 0 0 0 Moses 0 0 0 0 Lanier ss FPetersn tef Lyla Continued from IB game now and we'll see how he comes along." Linebacker Nick Bunniconti, who underwent minor surgery Friday to fix a loose screw in his right wrist.

The area was so weak Saturday that Buoniconti rould hardly sign autographs and yesterday he said, "I have no idea if I'll play." Tight end Jim Mandich, still slowed by an ankle sprain. Mandich, however, began working again yesterday and Shula said "he might be available." It doesn't take a genius to tell that the Dolphins won't be the same team that won 17 straight if they're without their THE FOREST THAT ROBIN HOOD MISSED FOREST LAKE-NORTH Enchanting Forast Liki-North, six mllei from Inverness, in the Sun Coast area, Florida's nature wonderland. Share in an eutdoorsman's paradisi acres, 2Vi acres or acres at high, wooded beauty, from only $3,895 total cash price. Liberal terms available. MAIL COUPON OR PHONE (3051 44S359I 2:50.

A 15,021. Texas 4 Then there's the likely absence of safety Jake Scott, whose fines for holding out yesterday reached $2,400. Scott was voted the most valuable player in the Super Bowl. With four days left to game day, the chances of Scott being available and ready to play appear slim at best. Shula said he last talked to Scott on Friday.

Shula said Scott was in good spirits joking about being worth $300 a day in fines like Washington running back Larry Brown rather than the Dolphins' standard $200. Still, Scott is a Dolphin in name only for now. And that, surely, must make Shula all the more uneasy about his team's early 15-point favoritism. 30 2 8 2 Detroit 3) 0 4 0 Tolal 000 000 000 0 200 000 00X 2 Chicago New York DETROIT ah DP Chicago 1. LOB Chicago 5, New York 7.

2B--Blomberg. Aivarado, Nettles. SB-Bradford. By ART GRACE Miami News Racing Editor The Grok got blinkers, Love Reality did not, and the worm turned at Caldcr Race Course Saturday. A crowd of 9,600 had a pretty good line on the $11,700 Florida Junior Stakes.

It threw out half the eight-horse field of 2 years olds and made Love Reality 2-1, The Grok 5-2, Draft 3-1 and Golden Guinea 4-1. They finished 1-2-3-4, but not in that order. It was The Grok who proved to have the most heart, and new-found early speed. He took the lead after a sixteenth of a mile and turned back a continuing challenge from Love Reality to win by a length. Golden Guinea closed well along the rail to edge Lnve Reality by a nose for the place and Draft was fourth.

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IT jW mihi LIMITED QUANTITIES Iff GILLETTE GOLDEN BEAR Coach Jim Bush, with such athletes as world record hieh nr Steve Prefontaine absent" insisted it will be a good meet. Commenting as the American team went through a final workout at the Centra Stadium in Minsk, Bush said "Our team will dig a little deeper there is a little pride there because it's the Russians we're going against." The U.S. team arrived from Italy, where it had mopped up the Italians by a combined men's and women's score of 227-127. Earlier, against West Germany, the men won 124-96 but the women lost 85-50. Stones, who set his world record In Munich, didn't make the Soviet trip nor did discus thrower John Powell.

Prefon-taine also declined because of back trouble. Although Bush said the team was a bit tired after all the traveling, pole vaulter Mike Cotton was the only doubtful starter. Cotton pulled a hamstring muscle. Marshall Dill will not run in the 400-meter relay because of a dispute, with Bush over whether he could return home following the Soviet meet. Steve Williams will anchor the tlX 1 'laS been Shuffled 10 include Herb Washington, Edward Hammonds and Mark Lutz.

In the 400, Benny Brown was another who did not make the trip and Maurice Peoples was slightly ill. Peoples will compete in the 1600-meter relay, with Jimmy Redd and Maxie Parks replacing him and Brown in the 400. STEELERS GET KEATING: The Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League acquired former All-Pro defensive tackle Tom Keating from the Oakland Raiders yesterday for an undisclosed 1974 draft pick. The 6-foot-2, 250-pound Keating, who saw only spot duty last season, played eight seasons with Oakland after spending his rookie year with the Buffalo Bills. DEMARCO REPORTS: Bob DeMarco reported to the Cleveland Browns' training camp yesterday, ending his week-long holdout.

The veteran center, traded last summer by the Dolphins, reached agreement with Browns' owner Art Modell last week, and a club spokesman said he is expected to sign his contract today. DeMarco was the only veteran who failed to report as scheduled July 15. successfully against the group's highest hope, Marcel Clay, and added insult to injury with a second and more decisive victory in a rematch, thus making Clay a boxer with a 12-2 record. Curto, an 18-year-old transplanted Bostonian who fights as a light heavyweight, is 10-0. Contract conditions for his July 31 fight with Dennis Riggs call for a 170-pound limit.

Riggs makes his third Miami Beach appearance in as many months with a record of 28-13-2 since 1965. He weighed 162 in his last fight with Marcel Clay. Curto was 177 in his June 19 bout with Ohio boxer Casey Gacic. "Napoleon had his Waterloo and we have ours a fighter named Dennis Riggs," said Murray Gaby, president of the Mendoza Group, Miami's syndicate of professionals and businessmen promoting a stable of fighters. On July 31, the group will send their No.

1 prospect, Vinnie Curto, on a revenge-seeking mission. The unbeaten Curto will box Dennis Riggs in a 10-round main event at Miami Beach Convention Hall. There is no doubt that Riggs qualified as a bonafide nemesis to the group. The seasoned pro from Jacksonville and state middleweight champion defended his title wmmsasm CHARGE IT 4 mm IBB usually give a horse more early speed. It surely worked for The Grok.

In effect, The Grok won the Florida Junior Stakes by losing the Nursery. A trainer is not permitted to put on or take off blinkers following a winning race which is why trainer E. D. Kohr Jr. could not put blinkers on Love Reality.

In his only start, without blinkers, Love Reality had won impressively. Despite this, Kohr is certain his colt would improve sharply with a hood. He will find out next time. The only advantage of defeat is that no one will forbid him from putting on blinkers next start. Love Reality ran a game race but could not handle The Grok.

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2 seed in the tournament, gained the championship round yesterday when he eliminated Clark Graebner of New York City, 6-3 and 7-5. Connors, a 20-year-old former UCLA tennis player, advanced in yesterday's semi-finals by downing fifth-seeded Cliff Richey of Dallas, 6-0, 6-2. "Clark is one of the strongest players and can blow you off the court when he's playing well," Ashe said, "but against me, for some reason, he tries to press and tonight he made four errors, then I made winning shots. In their first set, Ashe broke Graebner's service in the seventh game after the New Yorker had survived three break points earlier. Davis is proving he can again Continued from IB weaken, the Orioles are getting hitting they have not seen in two years.

Accompanying Davis' surge have been outfielders AI Bumbry and Paul Blair, each hitting close to .300 and Rich Coggins, above .280. If Davis keeps hitting, it is not inconceivable he could become the tirst player to be batting champion in each league. New York's Ron Blomberg, the league leader, will probably not bat often enough to qualify, so Minnesota's Rod Carew, at .350, looks like the strongest contender for the title. "You think about it," Davis said. "1 was in a similar situation when I won my second batting title.

He's 30 points higher and I'd have to catch him, which would be hard because I started off so slow. Let's say if he falls off a little bit, and I can keep going, then I'll think about it a lot more." Davis' slow start was partly attributable to his use only against lefthanded pitching. Also, his wanderings have left him hitting with one eye over his shoulder. "I was up there a little anxious," he said. Since then, Davis has been hitting all kinds of pitching.

Yet he says he still can not feel secure. "I could be released tomorrow," he said. "That's the tory of my life." Despite a .324 season for Oakland two years ago, he antagonized management by helping Vida Blue in his contract dispute and was released before last season. It was not until well into last season that the Chicago Cubs ended his forced retirement. "I thought I'd be picked up right away," Davis said.

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