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'Saturday, September 14, 1974 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 17 Sports Scqrebard Bears Know The Score; They Also Know How To GOLF BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE WEST EAST WORLD OPEN (Par 71-71-142) Johnny Miller 71-41134 Frank Beard 47-70137 Hale Irwin 49-4 131 David Graham 70-64131 Bob Murphy 45-74130 Mike Hill 72-47 Gone Littler Elder 48-71 13 Jock Nlcklaut 68-71 1 3f Nate Slarks 44-71 13 GB Oi I By ZACII DUNKIN ft The Lawrence Central football staff huddled around a tiny television, tently listening to the man rattling off the high school football scores. OlkllM II tl New Yon 71 87 Teias 71 2 Minnesota 71 72 Boston 74 Baltimore 74 49 Clevolend 71 71 Chlcaoo 71 74 11 Milwaukee 4 'A Km. City 7) 74 II Detroit 47 74 II California 23V Charles Coody 44-72140 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 36, Perry Meridian 0," said line broadcaster. To hinv It was just Bud Allln (2nd game completed Baltimore )-t, Clevolend 2-4 I innings, suspended, la inother score. $But to those gathered at Lawrence, Bruce Devlin Lionel Hebert Bobby Cole Lou Graham Bob Stanton Jim Dent 72-48140 141 72-40141 NATIONAL LEACUE EAST WEST CI GB Pittsburgh 77 47 Amis, tl 51 St.

Levi 77 48 Vi Cincinnati 54 2v pbidlph. 7) 71 i Atlanta 7 47 11 New York 44 77 lOVi Houston 71 71 Montreal 44 77 lOVi San Fra. 44 7 2SV4 Ckice 19 S. Diego 5J 1) YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 1 New York 4-1, Chicaeo 0-4 St. Levis 7, Philadelphia 4 (17 Innings) Montreal 1, Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta Sen Diego 0 Houston 5, Saa Francisco 4 TONIGHT'S PITCHERS Cincinnati (Giillett, 14-10) at Los Angeles (Sutton, IS-) St.

Louis (Curtis, (-11) at Philadelphia (Foster, 7-1K Atlanta (Morten, 14-10) at San Diego (Freisleben, Ml) TOMORROW'S GAMES Cincinnati at Los Angelas Chicago at New York St. Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Montreal Houston at San Francisco Atlanta at San Diego the Bea'rs rlnhhwerl Nnrth Don Ivor son Ed Sneed 74-67141 Tommy Aaron Lee Trevino Dave Stockton 67-74141 tooavj Chicago 1-1, California 4-1 Minniiott 4, Kwhi cilr I 0 Inning) BMton Mllweuhe 1 (IS innlns) Tern lr Oakland 1 TONIGHT'S PITCHERS Cleveland (Peterson, Ml) at Baltimore (McNatly, 14-10), (else completion of last night's suspended game) Oakland (Blut, 15-14) al Tut (Brown, 11-12) California (Tanana, 11-11) at Chicago (Wood, 10-17) TOMORROW'S GAMES New York at Detroit Cleveland at Balllmor Kanias Cilr at Minnesota California at Chicago Boston at Milwaukee Oakland at Texas Billy Casper 69-73142 Tom WeiSkopf 72-72144 Welly Armstrong 72-71145 Sam Sneed 74-73147 Arnold Palmar 78-72150 Gary Player 74-77-151 CHARITY CLASSIC (At Fort Worth) (Par 71.71 1411 The only game North had was its passing. Smith hit a respectable 11 of 15 passes for 146 yards, but was inter-, cepted by Mike Day, Jim Kornman, Mike McCoIly and Mike Freeland. "We just couldn't move the ball on the ground," said a dismayed and disgusted North coach Bryon Weaver. "I thought we'd get back in the ball game at the start of the second half with our passing, but then we fumbled (on the 1-yard line).

Lawrence has a good bunch of kids." Smith had moved the Panthers 50 yards on three passes before Law-ence's Steve Kehlenbrink recovered a loose ball. The 31-0 beating was the worst ever given to North Central by Lawrence and only the second time the Bears had shutout the Panthers. They did it first in 62, 7-0. "I can't believe it," said Bishop of the lopsided score. Dickerson dominated the contest offensively with his elusive running and scoring, not to mention his singing in the lockerroom after the game.

The junior halfback" tallied three touchdowns, in the first, second and fourth quarters and ground out 106 yards on 13 carries. Running mate Matt Phillips came next with 63 yards on 14 totes. Dickerson's 21-yard jaunt with 5:25 left in the first quarter was the first -score of the game. He followed with spectacular 81- and 33-yard TD pass plays from sophomore quarterback Steve Risley. "I think we can go all the way," said Dickerson of his team's chances for a state title.

"Somebody's going to have to beat Washington, though. And we gotta beat Pike next week." Washington is one of Lawrence's prime competitors from this area for a berth in the season-ending state playoffs in November. The Bears totaled 260 yards on the ground and 148 in the air. Risley hit 4 of 11 for 139 yards. Sophomore Tim Petty scored the Bears' third TD on a 9-yard jaunt around left end with 3:16 remaining in the third quarter.

Nick Cox, filling in for Risley, scored the last TD with a 1-yard keep with 4:57 remaining in the contest. "I'd say we'd have to be one of the four best teams in the area that's Washington, Chatard, Carmel and us," said Bishop, whose looking to top two straight 8-2 seasons. "I've had one official tell me that Richmond might be better but not as colorful as we are. "I think we put on a good show. Our football is interesting to watch exciting.

I like to go to the outside. Even when you don't get anywhere, it looks good." AUTO RACING COLLEGE FOOTBALL 'Central, 31-ff, it meant a stiffer chal-fl Ienge. Pike, 3 0, would be visiting 3 0, next Friday night. "We "gotta beat Pike," stressed J. Bishop, the masterful football coach i at Lawrence.

"This was our second shutout in a row, but our defense's "biggest test will come against Pike. 'That'll be the true test. That'll be Xi.TBE game next week." vtt Pike had better be well-prepared 1 lor a Bear-ish defense led by senior Gary Sweeney not to mention a guy they call "Fly" Ty Dickerson "on offense. Sweeney and Dickerson were easily i the standouts in last night's white-washing of the visiting Panthers before i'i crowd of 4,000. Sweeney and linebacker Chris White shared the tackle honors, each with solo tackles and two assists.

The Bear defense sacked North quarter- back Scott Smith nine times and held the Panthers to minus 25 yards on the ground. i 5 TANK MMMAUA 1 ,) i i Jane Blalock Sandra Haynia SANDRA SPUZICH Sue Roberts Lenora Beserra Christ! Pastora Sharon Moran Mary Mills MURLE BREER Jin Stephenson Kathy Whitwortli Betty Burfeindt JoAnn Washam Sindra Palmer Beth Stone Clifford Ann Creed Kathy Ahem Marten Hagg Kathy McMulien 14-15-40 35-3570 34-3470 37- 3572 38- 1472 38-3571 37-3473 35-3871 30-3471 37-3473 35-3873 34-3771 39-3574 38-3474 38-3674 38-3674 38-367 38-3674 34-3474 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Boston University 7, Maine 4 Tennessee) State 44, Central Stale, Ohio, 12 STOCKS At Raceway Park Late Model Feature winner Rodney Combs. Late Model Trophy dash Dava Dayton. Hobby feature Harold Lyons. Hobby trophy dash Harold Lyons.

(Lyons set 4-milo track record in qualifications 25.fl seconds.) TENNIS PRO FOOTBALL BRUSSELS Belgium took a 2-0 lead over Norway In their 1974-75 European Zona Davis Cup match on singles victories by Bernard Mignot and Patrick Homberoen. BOWLING CANADIAN LEAGUE LAST NIGHT'S RESULT Edmonton 24 Saskatchewan II Go Pioneers! Northwest coach Larry Compton claps his hands along the sidelines as he encourages his unbeaten Pioneers against Short-ridge last night. It worked as the Pioneers came up with a 21-6 victory over the Satans to run their record to 3-0. HICH SCHOOL CROSS-COUNTRY LAST NIGHT'S TOP 10 by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds HIGH SCHOOL GOLF MEN Georga Griffith 460 Mike Sprinkle, 460 Ken Pierpent, 731 Ron Harmon, 721 John Ervin, 711 Chatard 15, Shortridge 41 North Central 21, Ripple 40 Howe 24, Lawrence 17, Teck 64 Carmel IS, Zionsvilla JO jerry Perkenson, 650 Don Terry, 473 ffS fffSf GOOD Park-Tudor 196, Ben Davis 219. (Anna Maria Hale of Park Tudor WIS low individual with 41.) Dom Coffimham.

671 Jim Lone, 644 iir AMD 6-ErJTLEMEfJ HERE'S THE Tom White, 430 WOMEN HICH SCHOOL TENNIS Pare Mann, 593 Mary Farris, 559 Lois Lono, 581 Terry Lakey, 559 Sarah Smith, 551 Cheryl Young, 557 Arlena Grant, 557 Caps Host Flint Susie Bohlson, 580 Mary Britton, 57 Toni Smith, 560 Arlington 3, Ripple 2 Lawrence 4, Marshall I In Season Finale NATI0NAL LEAGUE ST LOUIS PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI LOS ANGELES ab bl ab bl ab bl 4 110 Brow ir iiii masn zs i A ill Siiemor 2b 7 0 2 1 Bowa St 8 0 2 0 2 I RSmith rf 3 0 11 Schmidt 3b 4 12 0 anno Simmons I 1 2 0 Montanei lb 7 0 1 1 U.Briil. 1 lAhKttllllk pf A A A A 4 111 4 13 0 Reitx 3b 7 10 0 BRobinsn cf 2 0 0 0 ab bl Res If 0 0 1 Lopes 2b Morgan 2b 2 10 0 Joshua cf Bench 4 18 0 Buckner If Pern lb 4111 Garvey lb Concepcn tt 2 2 11 Crwfrd rf Foster ff 3 0 OCey 3b Geronimo cf 4 0 1 1 Ferguson Driessen 3b 3 110 Russell ss Cheney lb 1 0 0 0 Mota ph Billinghm 1 0 I 0 Rau CCarroll 1 0 8 0 Manuel ph Royster pr Hough Hopkins ph DeJesus pr 3 0 10 300 unser cf 4ioo 0 0 0 0 Martin rf 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Garman Dwyer ph 0 0 0 0 Si'bert Hunt ph 0 0 0 0 Boone 4 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 Bannister pr 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LCox 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 OBrown ph 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Essian 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lonborg 0 0 0 0 Mphry pr A.L AVERAGES N.L AVERAGES Bare 1 0 0 0 Hutton ph Brewer 0 0 0 0 Melendex ph 0 1 0 1 Garber letu A A A A TTivIm nh 32 I Total 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 nrwun Total Cincinnati Les Angeles 011 100 030 McGlothn 300 Harmon pr 10 10 Schueler INDIVIDUAL BATTING CLUB BATTING CLUB BATTING INDIVIDUAL BATTING oiooiooio-isH30mn son's peak as they ate one point sacked Flint quarterback Tom Slade three successive times for a total loss of 31 yards starting from the Sabres' 32-yard line. Former Indiana University kicking specialist Don Warner drilled a game winning field goal from 27 yards out with 3:51 remaining in the game. There will be a meeting of Midwest Football League officials at Toledo, Ohio, this weekend to discuss the championship game location and other pertinent details. Indy will face Flint in the 1974 Midwest Mini -Super Bowl game.

CYO Football The Indy Caps would like nothing better than to finish off their regular Midwest Football League regular season with a victory. They get that chance to-night at CYO Field (8 o'clock) when the Caps meet the Lansing, All-Stars in their last home appearance of the season. The Caps most prized victory of the year so far came last weekend at the expense of the previously unbeaten Flint, Sabres by a score of 24-21. The Sabres had beaten the Caps, 17-0, earlier in a game at Flint. Flint led the Caps, 21-14, after three periods, but Indy rallied for 10 points in the Looei Russell.

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ai- pavanon, nrocx. 88 147 14 486 ab bl IP ER BB SO C.Carroll Cm Marshall LA Capra All 504 104 152 PITCHING 3 0 0 0 McGlothen 2 2 5 5 0 ab bl 4 0 2 0 Lintt 2b 3 0 0 0 Foil ss 0 0 0 0 WDavis cf 0 0 0 0 Bailey tf 3 0 0 0 Scott rf 4 0 0 0 Garman 4 10 0 Siebert BB SO ERA S'L IP final quarter to win the game 53 rd YfiOT Stennett 2b Hebner 3b Dilone pr flow 3b AOIiver cf Stargell If DParker rf Senouilln 108 74 .290 T.Murphy Mil 8 1.46 Mat lack NY aoii Folkers 0 0 0 0 Bare ph 1 0 1 0 A. Foster 0 10 0 Lonbor 536 66 156 19 542 70 157 16 464 43 134 19 313 31 90 6 436 52 125 9 562 77 161 13 4 0 0 0 HBreeden 4 12 0 Woods pr i 2 2-1 1 1-1 4 1 8 8 2 2-1 21-3 0 wane II 1 1 ug uic oauica scoreless. The Caps' defense was out Regular season play will hit full stride in the Catholic eiii r-oote 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 lb Krxpairik lb 4 2 i jorgensn 466 69 133 or 0 0 0 0 Mangual rf Youth Organization's football stne Dnuuirh 506 78 144 12 A A A A Bp.l. 41.

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561 57 157 Total 33 2 7 2 Total 11 4 1 a sea- and Thursday as three of four Percy Griffin reached una our wnen winning run scored Chicago New York 000 020 000 000 0 4 130 OOX 4 11 divisions of the Cadet (upper Plllchlirsh A1A AAA AA1 A 408 54 114 466 54 130 425 48 118 344 57 95 392 53 108 547 63 150 518 61 142 M1 Reuschel, Kremmel (5), Hutson (8) and Momreal ooi 100 001 stelmaszek: Seaver and Dyer. E-Hebner, Kirtpalrick, How, Fell. LP-Reusdhel (1J Placido, Goddard played open ine games, Pittsburgh Montreal 4. 2B Sanguilien, Kirkpatrick. 3B-Foote.

PGA Finalists Tomorrow, the remainder or the Cadets and all of the 56 30 101 .274 IP ER BBSO 81-3 4 3 1 1 1 9 7 2 1 1 1 (lower grades) League will be Rooker iumii ralcintr nart St. Michael will 374 42 102 2 393 107 14 445 49 121 4 299 32 81 2 282 41 76 1 S04 51 136 6 451 53 121 15 281 30 75 0 525 81 140 It 353 31 94 10 380 42 101 10 472 41 130 19 551 81 152 24 476 89 134 I HBP by Rogers (Hebner). WP 2:25. try St. Jude on CYO Field 513 56 14 23 402 90 164 1 489 41 133 It Chicago 000 ooo 030 01 4 11 0 New York ..000 000 201 00 3 1 Stone, Zamora (9), Todd (10) and Swisher; Espinosa, Apodaci (9) and Hodges.

WP Todd (4-2). LP Apodaca (5-4). HR Chicago: Thornton (10), Dunn (2); New York: Martinez (2). Attendance 19,009. Houston 002 001 002 1 San Francisco 103 000 0004 11 Richard, Cosgrov (4), Forscti (9) and Jutze, M.

May; Bryant, Sosa (9) and Rader. WP Cosgrov (7-3). LP Bryant (3-15). HR-Houston: Richard (1). Attendance 1,732.

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(41. Lilian (41. Hjrdv 101 m. jonnson 338 44 89 44 51 120 BLOOMIXGTON, lnd. (UPI) Bob Placido of Wabash and Ray Goddard of Terre Haute met today in a 36-hole match for the 1974 Indiana PGA golf championship.

iN, i has won this event before. Placido and Goddard posted semi-final victories yesterday over the Indiana University course. Placido posted a 3-and-2 decision over Jerry Dugan of and Kendall. WP Capra (14-81. LP-Jones (7-21).

HR Atlanta: Lum (10), Event (22). Attendance 4,537. 498 42 111 380 283 528 511 50 100 41 74 73 138 63 133 312 30 81 511 49 132 35 88 58 109 AMERICAN LEAGUE Glidden Heads Field Special to The News BOWLING GREEN, Glidden Greenwood, heads the World Champ- 343 425 485 435 384 42 101 2 537 72 141 1 534 52 140 17 310 42 81 17 460 41 12 1 506 51 131 457 68 118 20 3u3 37 96 319 25 82 177 35 96 480 53 122 14 511 71 12 17 44p 54 111 15 44 124 14 59 111 8 NEW YORK DETROIT OAKLAND TEXAS ab bl ab bl ab bl ab bl RWhit dh 4 0 10 Leflore 4 12 0 North cf 4 12 0 Tovar If 3 2 10 49 .275 92 .275 30 .273 80 .273 2 .272 72 .272 91 .272 42 .271 54 .270 24 .268 44 .261 41 .267 77 .261 30 .263 36 .263 81 .262 41 .261 31 .261 28 .261 59 .258 52 .257 36 .257 34 .255 70 .254 5 .252 40 .252 59 .252 45 .251 22 .251 31 .210 32 .250 4 .24 4 .248 53 .246 49 .246 25 .244 38 .24 28 .242 42 .234 42 .233 13 .226 48 .224 34 .221 39 .216 25 .211 48 .206 It .172 Indianapolis. Goddard side- ionship Series crag race today wawox cf 1 1 sethnan aitit campnris 4 0 1 0 Handle Oh 1 A 1 112 0 Kalin dh iwurnr it oanoo an 4 ifurrugns rf 3 0 0 1 4 12 4 RJackso rf 2 0 1 1 Hargrove lb 4 0 0 Jim Gal- and tomorrow at Beech Bend International Raceway. Piniella if 4 12 3 Oglivie If Munson 4 0 0 0 Freehan GNettiet 3k 4 00 0 Sanders lb tracked Marion's lagher, 4 and 3.

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9 7 1 1 1 10 (Tovtr). 2:15. A 374 41 89 389 58 91 490 58 115 304 25 71 125 35 75 357 40 82 445 44 101 501 48 111 23 .241 42 .241 35 .241 44 .240 41 .240 42 .237 23 .237 43 .235 5 .234 40 .231 29 .230 31 .227 34 .226 39 .225 44 .222 34 .221 41 .219 45 .212 IP Medich 5 Upshaw 1 Fryman 9 A 10,941, 7 13 4 4 Cleveland ooi 000 0102 0 001 00s 3 11 Baltimore 020 Bosman, Bean (4) California 000 000 000 0 4 Chicago 001 201 04X 17 1 2 and Ellis; Cuellar 49 99 49 117 40 87 29 81 440 S24 394 370 419 ana nonaricks. RADIO-TV SPORTS MENU and (8) Bf Associated Prstt Elkhart Central stepped into the spotlight last niEht with a Dobson, Klrkwood (6), Pint Rodrigueir Kaat and Herrmann. WP Cuellar (19-10).

LP-Bosman (4-4). HR Baltimore: Blair (14), Powell (9). 47 91 460 41 47 49 .211 WP-Keat (17-11). LP-Dobson (1-1). HR Chicago: Herrmann (10).

Clevelend 101 Baltimore 000 OM 20-4 1 201 128 I ii 27-0 thrashing of top-ranked 388 38 3tt 44 326 30 has the lead In the richest golf tournament of the year after perhaps the most highly professional performance of the season. The slender blond, the sensation of the pro tour this year, birdied five of the first six holes he played yesterday on the way to an eye-popping, eight-unfcr-par 63 just one shot off the record on the famed No. 2 course at the Pinehurst Country Club. 57 13 41 .175 Smith Ronrl U'actiinntnn iha (Game Suspended, To Be Completed) Kern, Wilcoi (4). Buskey (7) and Duncan; Alenander, Jefferson (1), Reynolds 11) and Williams.

HR Cleveland: McCraw (4); Baltimore: Davis (10). Attendance Unannounced. DESIGNATED HITTER AVERAGES fx highlight of the young Indiana high school football season. Central's Blazers, ranked 10th this season and mythical state titlists in 1963 and 1970, ended Washington's winning Californl OOO 000 0011 7 1 Chicago 001 001 lOx 1 I 1 Hassler end Egent B. Johnson, Forster (8) and Downing.

WP-B. Johnson (14). LP Hassler (4-11). Attendance 11,874. Boston 101 000 100 10 14 I Milwaukee all too 000 0 Pole, Moret (4) and Montgomery; E.

Rodriguez, Kobel (I), Castro (t), Trevors (9) R. Miller (10) end Porter. WP Moret (1-9). LP-Travers (2-3). HR Milwaukee: Scott 2 (It), Htgan Attendance 4,184.

three fumbles. Other top-ranked teams fared better than the Panthers. No. 2 Richmond blasted Fort Wayne South, 48-0, and No. 3 Indianapolis Washington whacked city rival Manual, 40-12.

Richmond's Vagas Ferguson scored three touchdowns as the Red Devils gained a 35-0 advantage. Ferguson wound up with 124 yards in 11 carries and Jeff Fanshcr added 139 in 11 carries. In another upset, Derrick Burnett scored a pair of touchdowns and Lawrence Kansas City 050 OdO 000 05 Minnesota 200 001 110 14 A HR RBI BA 255 35 71 39 37S 42 111 14 50 .29 407 40 117 11 51 .287 1'7 24 54 31 .284 Miller McRae, KC Gentle, CI Oftva, Min Bloomberg, NY. Davis, Bait Spencer, Tex Healy; Corbin, and Borsmann, Busby, Bird (7) and Butter (2), Johnson (10) Root. 550 57 154 71 .280 151 11 40 i it .2 string at 16 games and proba- TODAY 4:00 WISH 8 Horse Racing: 1250,000 Marlboro Co Invitational at Belmont par.

IJ-Wld Worl of Sports: Taped coverage of Evel Kmevel's motorcycle ium attempt at Snake 4 Malor League Baseball: California Angela vs. Chicei Whil Soi at Chicago. :00 WLW-Clncinnatl (700), WTTV-FM (92.1), WSVL-FM (97.1) Malor League Baseball! Cincinnati Reds et Les Angeles. 1:30 a.m.-WTTV 4Wrestling. TOMORROW t-College Football: Bl Ten Hishiitats.

11 ColiM Football 74i Highlights ef Saturdays ton tames. 8 College Football: pardu highlights, 11:45 WNON-FM (10) Aula Race: Midiiean 250 complete from Micti-loan litterajtiAnil tnuA.M. 490 42 174 (I). WP-Johnson (2-0) IP-Bird (4-5). HR Minnesota: Hisle (19), Braun Carew ().

Attendance 3,815. 422 75 107 20 43 bly ended the Panthers' hopes Kalme, Det Robinson, CI Kellr, CM Harper, Bos Kilieferw, Minn Dl Johnson, Bs. ui ii 4s i ul of grabbing their second 227' ii' 37 25 strai8ht Class AAA state tiUe. Ken Cantrell, a senior half- Beltoise 'Suspended' back- Cenlral ith-iK yards and two touchdowns in Johnson ran for 85 yards as tt BUENOS AlKfc.b (Ar 19 carries. He scored the only BUENOS AIRES (AP) unranked Gary Roosevelt belt- Cm touchdown of the first half on cd No.

7 Gary Wallace, 32-6. Miller, already the winner of six tourneys and more than $256,000 this season, had a 136 total after two rounds of the world open. That was six under' par and one in front of veteran Frank Beard, who has been in a deep, two-year slump. Beard had a 70 for 137. Miller's round was another in his series of extremely low scores and came just a short time after he and former British Open champion Tom Weiskopf had been assessed $1,000 fines by Tournament Players Division (TPD) commissioner Deane Beman.

The fines are among the heaviest in the history of the sport. They were assessed some time ago, but were first made public yesterday. Beman confirmed the fines. The disciplinary action came after both Miller and Weiskopf made prccipitious withdrawals from majffr tournaments. ROCK FANS-ROCK CONCERT ONLY $5.00 SEPT.

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Producing most of the Rock Country Music of: SUN VALLEY SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL CORP. -French driver Jean Pierre Beltoise was given a one-year suspended jail sentence yesterday for "negligible homicide" in a 1971 auto racing accident that killed Italy's Ig-nacio Giunti. A local court judge said that although Giunti might have been able to a 4-yard run, then added a 75-yard dash to close the scoring late in the final period. Between those two runs, defensive end John Bloch ran back a fumble recovery 80 yards and Jeff Hostetlcr went 91 yards with a mint return. 11:00 WRTV 4.

WIBC (10701-NFL Foot-84II! Clevelen Browns s. Cincin-nail Bengals et Cincinnati. (1590) NFL Football: Miami Dolphins ef New England. 11:00 WLWI II Miniature Golf. 8 NFL Football: Detroit et Chicaoi li-Celle Football! Nolra Dme highliehrs.

1:0 WRTV 4 Chempi-nshi Wrestling. II; lis WLWI-Cncinnati (700), WTTV-FM (92.1) Maior League Besaball: Cincinnati Reds at Les Angeles. 1:10 WISH 8 NFL Football: Let Armlet at Denver, leinea in ereoress. WTTV 4-College Football: Wisconsin et Purdue, tape kiohlights ef Saturday's game. Eighth-ranked Hobart piled up 219 yards total offense and held Chesterton to 50 in a deceptively low-scoring 14-0 victory.

Rick Olson ran for 143 yards in 29 carries and scored the Hobart touchdowns on runs of 14 and 5 yards. He also ran back a punt 80 yards to set up one of the scorest. slow down before the colli- Central outgaincd Washington Anderson, Iraejiana Phon 642-0206 sion, Beltoise was still rcspon- 229-165, intercepted five Al fililc Itzcpka passes and Recovered i r-.