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Saturday, August 20, 1983 3C The News-Leader Sports Dodgers, Pena squeeze past first-place Phillies National League over the Montreal Expos at Jack Murphy Stadium. Lollar, 6-10, gave up seven hits before being knocked out in the ninth. Ray Burris, 4-5, took the loss. METS 7, GIANTS 8: At Candlestick Park, Brian Giles moved two bases on a throwing error by third baseman Tom O'Malley and then scored on a double by Ron Hodges in the 10th inning to give the New York Mets a victory over the San Francisco Giants. Jesse Orosco pitched out of a bases loaded jam in the bottom of the ninth and then retired the Giants in the 10th for his 11th victory against five losses.

Greg Min-ton, 6-9, who pitched only the 10th, wound up with the loss. United Press International Rookie Jack Fimple's squeeze bunt keyed a three-run seventh inning Friday night and Alejandro Pena pitched a three-hitter to pace the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-0 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies at Dodger Stadium. Steve Carlton, 12-12, held the Dodgers to two hits until the seventh. Pena, 10-6, did not allow a hit until the sixth when Carlton singled. Mike Marshall led off the seventh with a walk and took third with one out on Derrel Thomas' single.

Fimple bunted down the third-base line for a hit as Marshall broke for home. Third baseman Joe Lefebvre then overthrew first for a two-base error as Thomas scored. Steve Sax then singled to left to score Fimple with the third run. second. Concepcion then singled to right to give Cincinnati a 2-1 advantage.

BRAVES CUBS 3: Phil Niekro earned his 266th victory and rookie Gerald Perry drove in three runs with his first major-league homer, a sacrifice fly and a double Friday afternoon to lift the Atlanta Braves to a victory over the Chicago Cubs at windy Wrigley Field. The 44-year-old Niekro, who needed late relief help from Steve Bedrosian after allowing a three-run homer to pinch hitter Jay Johnstone, gained his ninth win of the year against seven losses in halting the Braves' four-game losing streak. PADRES 6, EXPOS At San Diego, Alan Wiggins and Terry Kennedy drove in two runs apiece in support of Tim Lollar, leading the San Diego Padres to a victory No Phillie reached second base. Carlton ran his career strikeout total to 3,643, 21 ahead of Nolan Ryan. REDS 2, PIRATES 1: Mario Soto pitched a five-hitter for his 14th victory and Dave Concepcion's fifth-inning single snapped a 1-1 tie, leading the Cincinnati Reds over the Pittsburgh Pirates at Three Rivers Stadium.

Soto, 14-9, walked two and struck out seven in notching his fourth straight triumph and 14th complete game of the year. In the fifth, Gary Redus walked off starter Rick Rhoden, 9-10, and stole PUBLIC NOTICES Burk Bridge Co. is accepting bids from MBE's WBE's for subcontracting on the Mo. Hwv. and Tronso, Comm.

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E.O.E.. MBEWBE. "Snyder Construction Company an E.E.O. employer, is requesting minority subcontractor bids for bridge and highway work for the Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission. The bid date is August 26, 1983 at 10:00 a.m.

in Jefferson City, MO ond the work is in Christian and Greene Counties, MO. Call 417-623-5267 for information or to furnish a quotation prior to August 25th. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that public hearing will be held bv the City of Springfield and TeleCable of Springfield, Inc. in the Council Chambers at the City Hall in Springfield at 8:30 Boon vi lie Avenue at 7:00 pm on August 22, 1983, for the purpose of discussing a proposed change in rates for TeleCable dosic ond deluxe service. The public is welcome to attend and comments will be taken.

Jerry W. Rutherford General Manager TeleCable of Springfield, Inc. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ZONING NOTICE is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to and to all other interested persons as provided by law, that the Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on the 8th day of September, 1983, ot 7:00 O'Clock P.M. in the City Council Chambers on the Third floor of the City Hall in Springfield, Missouri to consider the zoning classification of alt or any part of the following described property and whether such classification should be changed as proposed or to any other appropriate zoning classification. ZONING CASE NO.

1450 Proposal to rezone the following described property located at 3100 E. Republic from "R-V One-Family District to on "0' Office District: Beginning at the SE Corner of Lot 26, Hooper's Subdivision, in the Southwest Quarter (SW-'.) of the Southeast Quarter (SE-1) of Section 9, Township 28, Range 21, in the City of Springfield. Greene County, Missouri; thence East 440.4 feet; thence North 732 feet; thence West 440.4 feet; thence Drive, driving gets Middleton to tourney By Warren Mayes The News-Leader ST. JOSEPH Doug Middleton doesn't like driving that much but this weekend, he'll make an exception. Middleton, who pitches for Magic Country Beef, also plays football for the Central Missouri State University Mules, who began practice last Tuesday.

For the first time since Middleton began playing football, he received permission to attend the 50th annual Men's Major State Fast Pitch Softball Tournament. "I just told our (new) coach (Terry Nolan) we play all summer for the state tournament," said Middleton, who pitched the Beef to a 7-0 victory over the Southwest Jays of West Plains Friday morning. "I told him this is what it's all about," he added. "Since I'm a senior, he agreed to let me off some practices. I never asked (former Coach Al) Molde because I was an underclassmen and I didn't think it was right." However, Middleton, a defensive end, couldn't miss this morning's scrimmage in Warrensburg.

As a result, he awoke early to make the drive. He'll return here for the Beefs night game. "I really don't like driving that much," Middleton said. "It's kinda bad in one way. My mind's strictly not on football.

But I'm not strictly here to concentrate on softball. "Coach said he wanted me for the scrimmage," he added. "But this is something I'll make an exception for. This is the state tournament, my first one. I'm excited to be here." Middleton is acknowledged as one of the best young players in the game by many softball observers.

"I think he's the best young man playing in these parts," said team first base coach and sponsor Everett Payne. "We need him here. He makes the difference. We're already a game ahead of last year." In the Beefs opening game last year, Harold's of Lexington shaded Magic Country, 1-0, despite a two-hitter by Tim Buff. Friday, Middleton, who pitched in 100-degree temperatures, threw a one hitter and shut out the Jays.

Middleton has had a successful summer hitting and pitching. He hit a Triple A league-leading .520. "You want to win a tournament like the Heart of the Ozarks but this is one where you want to win every game," Middleton added. "If you lose, it's your season." Middleton has a couple of goals. "I want us to finish one or two in this tournament (those teams advance to the regional) and win our conference in football," he said.

"That would really be nice." And, worth the driving. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ZONING NOTICE is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to and to all other interested persons as provided by law, that the City Council will hold a public hearing on the 6th day of September, 1983. at 7:00 O'clock P.M. in the City Council Chambers on the Third floor of the City Hall in Springfield. Missouri to consider the zoning classification of all or any part of the following described property ond whether such classification should be changed as proposed or to any other appropriate zoning classification.

ZONING CASE NO. 1448 Proposal to rezone the following described property located on the east side 900 block South Western ot Grand from 'R-l" One-Family District to a "C-2" General Retail District: All of Lots 8 through 19, inclusive, in Block 6, West Highlands Subdivision. Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. (Location: East side 900 block South Western at Grand) Claude E. Boles Jr.

Executive Secretary Plonning and Zoning Commission NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ZONING NOTICE is hereby given fo owners of the property hereinafter described as referred to and to all other interested persons as provided by law, that the Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on the 8th day of September, 1983, at 7:00 O'Clock P.M. in the City Council Chambers on the Third floor of the City Hall in Springfield, Missouri to consider the zoning classification of all or any part of the following described property and whether such classification should be chonged as proposed or to anv other appropriate zoning classification. ZONING CASE NO. 1449 Proposal to rezone the following described property located on the east side 1300 block South Scenic from "C-2" General Retoil District to -r Light Manufacturing District: All of the West 180 feet of Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in Scenic Industrial Park and beginning at the Northwest Corner of Lot 1 said addition this point being on the Eost right-of-wov line of Scenic Avenue; thence North olong said right-of-way 814.9 feet; thence Southeasterly with an interior angel of to point 180 feet East of the East right-of-wav of Scenic Avenue; thence South to a point 180 feet East of the Northwest Corner of Lot 1 Scenic Industrial Park; thence West along the North line of said lot to the point of beginning, all in Section 27, Township 29, Range 22, in Springfield. Greene County, Missouri.

(Location: East side 1300 block South Scenic) Claude E. Boles Jr. Executive Secretary Plonning and Zoning Commissioa NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NOTICE is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to and to All other interested persons as provided by law, that the City Council will hold a public hearing on the 6th day of September 1983, ot 7:00 O'clock P.M. in the City Council Chambers on the Third Floor of the City Holl in Springfield, Missouri to consider a Planned Development of the following described property ond at said hearing all interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard. PLANNED DEVELOPMENT NO.

26 Proposal to rezone the following described property locoted on the west side 2900 block S. National Avenue from "C-2" General Retail District and "0" Office District to a Planned Development District: All of Lot 8 ond 9 of Battlefield Bowl, a subdivision in Springfield. Greene County. Missouri. Except that part of Lot 8.

as described in Book 1657. Page 169 in the Recorders Office of Greene County, Missouri, being described os beginning ot the Northeast Corner of Lot 8 of Battlefield Bowl Subdivision for a point of beginning; thence westerly along the north boundary line of said Lot 8, 255.9'; thence southerly 122.54 to the south boundary line ol Lot thence easterly along the south boundary line ot Lot 8, 253.4' to the eost boundary line of Lot 8, thence north 136.36' to the point of beginning; ALSO EXCEPT the East 275.0 feet of the north 86.42 feet. (Location: -West side 2900 block S. Notional Ave.) Claude B. Boles Jr.

Executive Secretary Planning and Zoning Commission Chisox double United Press International Harold Baines singled in the go-ahead run in the 10th jnning Friday night to bring the Chicago White Sox a 3-2 victory over the Texas Rangers in the first game of a double-header. In the nightcap at Texas, a rare two-run sacrifice fly by Jerry Hairston helped Jerry Koosman pick up his 200th career victory and spark Chicago to a 6-1 victory over the Rangers. The 40-year-old Koosman, 9-5, became the 83rd pitcher in major-league history to reach the 200-victory plateau. Dick Tidrow picked up his sixth save with one-hit relief over four innings. Charlie Hough, 10-11, took the loss.

Dybzinski hit his first homer of the year in the third for the White The White Sox lead second-place Kansas City by 8 games. In the opener, Victor Cruz walked Rudy Law to open the 10th and, after Law stole his 57th base of the year to set a White Sox record, Carlton Fisk was intentionally walked. Dave Schmidt relieved but Baines delivered a single to left to score Law. One out later, Tom Paciorek doubled in Fisk. ATHLETICS 9, BREWERS 1: At Milwaukee, Dwayne Murphy drove in four runs with a homer and single and Tim Conroy and Keith Atherton combined on a four-hitter to lift the Oakland A's to a victory over Milwaukee, snapping the Brewers' four-game winning streak.

The defeat dropped Milwaukee one game behind first-place Baltimore in the American League East Conroy, 6-5, allowed three hits, struck out four and walked four in seven innings. Milwaukee starter Don Sutton surrendered six runs and seven hits in 4l3 innings and fell to 7-10. The Brewers scored their only run in the first. With two out, Robin Yount walked, went to second on Cecil Cooper's single and scored when Ted Simmons laced a single to center. Oakland took a 3-1 lead in the third.

Donny Hill led off with a walk, went to second on a wild pitch and scored on Tony Phillips' triple. Rickey Henderson drove in Phillips with a single, then stole second and third. He then scored on a single by Mike Davis. Henderson stole four bases in increase his league-leading total to 78. TIGERS 5, TWINS At Minneapolis, Chet Lemon slugged a three-run homer United Press International sweep header American League to key a five-run second inning and Jack Morris hurled a seven-hitter for his 15th victory to spark the Detroit Tigers to a victory over the Minnesota Twins.

The triumph spoiled a three-game Minnesota winning streak. Morris, 15-8, won his fifth straight to tie him for the league-lead in victories with Baltimore's Scott McGregor and Chicago's LaMarr Hoyt. YANKEES II, ANGELS 6: At New York, Graig Nettles had four hits and three RBI and Omar Moreno three hits and three RBI, helping the New York Yankees break a four-game losing streak. Ron Guidry, 14-8, allowed nine hits and six runs while walking three and striking out two. Ken Forsch 11-8, lasted only iy3 innings for California, and was bombed with six hits and four earned runs, including Steve Kemp's 12th homer of the year, in the second inning.

BLUE JAYS 8, RED SOX 7: At Boston, Barry Bon-nell's two-run single in the sixth inning snapped a 6-6 tie and helped the Toronto Blue Jays back from a 6-0 deficit en route to a victory over Boston, the Red Sox' sixth straight loss. Trailing 6-4, Toronto rallied for four runs in the sixth off reliever Mark Clear, 3-5. Pinch hitter Ernie Whitt led off with a single and Alfredo Griffin walked. Damaso Garcia reached on a fielder's choice and Lloyd Moseby singled to score Whitt. Pinch hitter Ranee Mulliniks walked to load the bases and Cliff Johnson hit a sacrifice fly to score Garcia.

Bonnell then hit a sharp single off the glove of third baseman Wade Boggs to score Moseby and Mulliniks. Jim Acker, 3-1, pitched five scoreless innings in relief of starter Jim Clancy. INDIANS 6, MARINERS 5: At Cleveland, Mike Hargrove drove in two runs and Gorman Thomas hit his 17th homer of the season to power the Cleveland Indians to a victory over Seattle, handing the Mariners their sixth straight loss. icM. SATURDAY TICKETS JUL RESERVE!) SEATS 2 General Admission Adults -MO 112 -5 Under I FREE Bulletin board South 732 feet, to the beginning.

(Location: 3100 E. Republic) Claude E. Boles Jr. Executive Secretary Planning and Zoning Commission NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING USE PERMIT NOTICE is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to and to all other interested persons as provided bv law. that the Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on the 8th day of September, 1983, at 7:00 O'Clock P.M.

in the City Countil Chambers on the Thrid Floor of the City Hall in the City of Springfield, Missouri to consider a Use Permit for the following described property and at said hearing all interested persons will be given an opportunity to be heard. USE PERMIT NO. 115 2nd Amended Request for Use Permit to authorize the use of a "R-3" Multi-Family Housing District for professional offices as permitted bv Division 15, Section 80.1460. and Division 4, Section 80.300.17 (a), of the Land Development Code, Article I. the City of Springfield, Missouri, described as follows: All beginning at a point 272.79' West of the Southwest corner of Jefferson Avenue and Sunshine Street running thence South 175.00 feet, thence Eost 83.79 feet, thence North 175.00 feet, thence West to the point of beginning, being part of the East half of the Northeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 36.

Township 29, Range 22. in the City of Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. (Location: 300 E. Sunshine) Claude E. Boles Jr.

Executive Secretorv Planning and Zoning Commission NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ZONING NOTICE Is hereby given to owners of the property hereinafter described or referred to ond to all other Interested persons as provided by low, that the City Council will hold a public hearing on the 6th day of September, 1983, at 7:00 O'clock P.M. in the City Council Chambers on the Third floor of the City Hall in Springfield, Missouri to consider the toning classification of oil or any part of the following described property and whether such classification should be changed as proposed or to any other appropriate zoning classification. ZONING CASE NO. 1446 Proposal to rezone the following described property located at 2519 E. Cherry St.

from "R-1" Single Family District to "R-3" Multi-Family Housing District: Commencing at the Southeast Corner of the SE of the 'A of Section 20, Township 29N, Range 21W; thence North 1'35'23" West 20.00 feet to the north right-of-way line of Cherry Street; thence North S959'59" West along said north rioht-of-wov line 384.25 feet to the point ot beginning; thence continuing North 89'59'S" West along sold north right-of-way line 103.00 feet; thence North 1'35 '72" West 370.4 teet to the south rlght-of-woy tin ot the St. Louis-Son Francisco Railroad; thence South 43-5614" East along sold south right-of-way line 116 24 teeti thence South VISIT East 319.37 feet to the point ot beginning, containing 1.25 acres, sublect to any easements or riohts-of-wov of record, all In Greene County, Missouri. (Location 351 f. Cherry Street) Claude t. Bales Jr.

Executive Secretory Ptonntno ond Zonlnejf Commits ten Doug Middleton, pitcher for Magic Country Beef, wipes his brow in the 100-degree heat Friday during the Men's Major State Fast Pitch Tournament at St. Joseph. Dolphins swamp Redskins, 38-7 The Associated Press WASHINGTON David Woodley threw two touchdown passes to Duriel Harris Friday night to lead the Miami Dolphins to a 38-7 romp over their Super Bowl XVII adversaries, the Washington Redskins, in a National Football League pre-season game. Woodley, who failed to complete a pass in the second half of the Dolphins' 27-17 defeat at Pasadena, this time picked apart the Washington secondary on 1 1 of 23 passes for 186 yards, staking the Dolphins to a 24-0 half-time advantage. Redskins quarterback Joe Theismann completed just three of 12 passes for 32 yards while Super Bowl MVP John Riggins was held to 15 yards on seven carries.

The Dolphins opened the scoring on the final play of the first period when Woodley beat the Washington blitz and passed 23 yards to Harris for the score. Miami made it 14-0 on an 85-yard, 13-play march midway through the second quarter. Woodley, who left for one play after being hit in the knee on the successful pass to Rose, returned to throw his second touchdown to Harris on a third-and goal from the Washington 7. Lyle Blackwood picked off a Theismann pass and returned it 28 yards, setting up the Dolphins on the Washington 15. Three plays later Andra Franklin ran untouched around left end for the touchdown.

A Uwe von Schamann 35-yard field goal closed out the first half scoring. Big Eight signs pact to televise cage games From Our Wire Services KANSAS CITY The Big Eight and Katz Sports and A.B. Sports have reached agreement on a three-year basketball package worth about $8.5 million, it was announced Friday. The deal is to include 25 to 30 games on commercial television each year of the three-year deal and a similar number on the pay-cable network "Sports Time." "The Big Eight is very pleased to have Katz Sports and Anheuser-Busch join in bringing Big Eight basketball to this region and to the nation," said Big Eight Commissioner Carl James. In other Big Eight news, Tim Allen was named director of the conference's Service Bureau effective Sept 1, 1983, James announced Friday.

Allen succeeds Bill Hancock, who was promoted to the position of assistant commissioner after serving as the Big Eight's media director for five years. Allen, 27, previously worked as an assistant sports information director at Oklahoma State. Allen will be In charge of the publicity office for the Big Eight. He will be responsible for all media relationships as they pertain to the conference, James said. Allen Is a native of Chanute, and received a bache-lor's degree in journalism from Kansas State in 1977.

Prior to graduation, he worked In Kansas State's sports information office and also worked at the Norman (Okla.) Transcript James also announced that Trade Dittemore has been promoted to Associate Director of the service bureau. i EC grid assistant to leave program Paul Burgard, entering his fourth season as an assistant football coach with the Evangel College Crusaders, said Friday this will be his last season with the Crusaders. "I want my own team again," Burgard said. Burgard has coached in Louisiana at St. John Prep, St.

Charles and First Assembly. He built the program at First Assembly and was district coach of the year twice while there. Teams to meet in non-pro tourney Four teams will participate in the Southwest Missouri Invitational Baseball Tournament to be held today and Sunday at Hillcrest High School. Making up the round-robin tourney field will be the Springfield Warriors, Springfield Giants, Queen City Pirates and Niangua Flames. See schedule, page 2C.

Springfield, Joplin to golf for Cup Springfield and Joplin regular and senior golf teams will compete for the honors of keeping the Horton Smith and Ky Laffoon cups until next year as the 53rd annual matches get underway today at 1 1 a.m. at Twin Oaks Country Club. The final round will be played Sunday at Hickory Hills Country Club, beginning at 10 a.m. Two city men card aces at Grandview Paul Johnston, 2123 N. Kentwood, shot a hole-in-one Friday on No.

17 at Grandview. Johnston aced the 145-yard, par 3 hole with an 8-iron. He completed the round in 71. It was his second hole-in-one. Witnessing the shot were Charles White, Dick Byers and Don Arnhardt.

George Bareford, 1764 Swallow, hit a hole-in-one Friday on No. 17 at Grandview, Bareford used an 8-iron to ace the 145-yard, par 3 hole and he went on to shoot a 75. It was his fourth hole-in-one. Witnessing the shot were Curtis Earnest, Bob Fuller, Verl Nickles and Tom Wright. City swimmers place at nationals INDUSTRY HILLS.

Calif. Two Springfield swim KnUSUMMER CLASS IV LEBANON, MISSOURI NOTICE TO SUPPLIERS Proposals addressed to the Cily ol Mountoin Home. Water ond Sewer Department. 720 S. Hickory.

Mountain Home. Arkansas 72653, will be received unt'l 10:00 A.M.. Tuesday. August 23rd, 1983. for furnishing the following equipment: 1.

Two (2) portable ond two (2) refrigerated composite sompling units for wastewater sampling. 2. Two (2) 40 Hp floating aerators for wastewater sludge aeration. 3. Modification and renovation of sewage treatment plant Influent ond ef' fluent transmitter ond receivers.

The above items are each under separate "Request tor Proposal" forms. The right Is reserved, as the interest of the Owner may require, lo reiect anv or oil proposals ond lo waive any informality in proposals received. Request for Proposal forms may be secured at the Office of Garver Gorver, P.O. Box C-50, 11th and Battery Streets, Little Rock, Arkansas 72203, ol no charge. Ronald E.

Pierce, Mayor To Place Your Ad Dial 836-1150 Today for Fast Results. 25,000 PLUS PURSE CAN WIN OVER FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 and SATURDAY, August 20 Gates open at 5:00 p.m. both days SEE Larry Phillips, Ken Essary, Skip Thompson, Farris Collier, Billy Moyer, Joe Kosiski and Kevin Gundaker mers, 16-year-old Greta Steve Cox placed Friday at Dies West. Hildebrandt placed sixth in the 50-meter freestyle with a time of 27.43 seconds, a new citizen's record for the Missouri Valley. Cox placed 14th In the Hildebrandt and 18-year-old the National junior uiym 80 freestyle in 24.96, also a Town Softball Complex de and two RBI for Wert Town, new Missouri Valley citizen i rnarn.

West town wins at regional, 5-1 FRIDAY NIGHT TICKETS Mum- 1-1! -1 Under I -ERIE ST. CHARLES West feated Fort Scott, 01, rnaay ai me men uass a rtttu roolnnnl rniirrifiinent. Gary Lamb had two hits Reserved Seats Available Purchased in Advance at KTTS which will play at cm toaay against me winner 01 uiwa and the St, Louis Jets..