Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 19

Second to Boggs in 3 -Meter Diving Rustyr Russell Making Comeback British Fleet 1 ries Again Diving Schedule Saturday PORTS Women's three-meter pre-semlfinals. Men's platform semifinals. Women's three-meter finals. Men's platform finals. 10 a.m.

Urns and 1 p.m. I m. 4 p.m. Omaha An entry of British Men's 3-Meter Prelims Semis 1. Phil Boggs, Mesa, Aril 385.74 2.

Keith Russell, Provo, Utah ....379.45 3. Mikt Finneran, Columbus, Ohio 371.03 4. Dennis Hartman, Denver, Colo 33.24 5. Don Durvfleld, Uklah, Calif ....359 49 Moore, Columbus, Otiio ...354.91 7. Jim Henry, Dallas, Tex 354.70 I.

Mike Brown, Denver, Colo ....353.25 9. Stan Curnow, Denver Colo. ..344.77 10. Todd Smith, Columbus, Ohio ..343.74 II. John Vogal, Columbus, Ind ....342.94 12.

Dick Rydze, Pittsburgh, Pa. ..342.75 Women's Platform Preliminaries 1. Janet Ely, Arbor, Mich 229.92 2. Mlckl King, Hermosa Beach, Calif 221.13 3. Barb Schaefer, Btra, Ohio ....197.14 4.

Debby Lipman, Long Beach, Calif 194.91 5. Cindy Potter, Houston, Tex ...193.53 4. Lani Loken, Ann Arbor, 191 .85 7. Vicky Schabar, Los Angeles, Calif 189.99 I. Norma Chandler, Fairfax, Va.

189.72 9. Karann Steward, Bloomington, Ind 188.91 10. Jane Ward, Long Beach, Calif 185.13 II. Mary Griffith, Amlln, Ohio ....184.98 12. Barb Mayer, Ann Arbor, Mich 175.29 Thursday, Russell vaulted into second place behind pacesetter Phil Boggs.

A Brigham Young University senior from Phoenix, Russell interrupted his college education for a two-year Mormon missionary in South America since the '68 Olympics. "I spent the time in he says, "and didn't do any diving. The layoff set me way back." Since his return, Russell's best performance against major competition was a fifth-place finish in the NCAA this spring. "I hope to do better than that here," Russell admits. "A good showing will give me more confidence for Chicago." His last dive Thursday'.

a better platform diver," Russell says. "Springboards vary from pool to pool which makes it hard to keep the takeoffs consistent. You don't face that problem with the tower." The women held the preliminary round of their platform competition Thursday. Jane Ely, an 18-year old from Ann Arbor, grabbed an eight-point lead over an Air Force Capt. from Los Angeles.

Defending champion. Cindy Potter from Houston, Texas, who won all three events in 1971 and claimed the one-meter title earlier this week, had her hopes of. another "grand slam" dimmed. She is 36 points off the pace in fifth position. Fleet and Sneak Flirt will carry the M.

H. Van Berg Stable's hopes for a "grand slam" of races at Ak-Sar-Ben Saturday as racing closes its 1972 British Fleet, which is top-i at 126 pounds, should I "be the crowd's favorite as he By VIRGIL PARKER "It's a long road back and time is growing short," 1968 U.S. Olympic team diver Keith Russell says, "but I hope to make it again." Russell is ia Lincoln competing in the National AAU Outdoor. Diving Championships, tuning up for the Olympic Trials which will be held in Chicago two weeks from now. With a nearperfect effort on his final dive during the three-meter semifinal competition lincoln, Neb.

Journal Friday, July; 14, 1972 19 should have; helped. Two judges awarded him a perfect ten points, the first for any competitor since the meet opened, while his lowest was m. Russell, who represented the U.S. in the last Olympics at Mexico City on both the spring-, board and the ten -meter platform, still trails1 Boggs. "Actually I consider myself seeks his fourth straight win.

'Earlier British Fleet won the M. H. Van Berg 'Memorial Stakes July the Palmer Makes Charge v-, ,1 M-: ac1 y.y. jr i If 1 ii A wmmmWftMMi Migjn- Gold Cup July 1 'and the Good Neighbor Stakes May 25. Also entered in the fifth running of the mile and -test for three-year-olds are "place and show horses to British Fleet in the Gold Cup, Mambrino and The Cutter.

Mambrino, owned by Ken--neth Opstein of Sioux City, has drawn 115 pounds for the race while The Cutter, an import from Detroit racing for only the second time at Ak-Sar-Ben, has drawn 121 pounds, the second highest impost. the Van Berg Stables, Joey Bob, co-owned by Joe Adcock, won the other two. $50,000 races, the Cornhusker. Handicap and the Board of Governors' Handicap. Other challengers include C.

E. Nicholas' Dr. Neale, an entry in the Kentucky Derby, and three imports, Inside Tackle and Dartsum from Chicago 'and Beau Julian from Thistledown in Ohio. a liiiiili lV 1 Si I I 1 11 4 I 1. 'k I -i '5 '5'''l In all, 14 horses, including the Van Berg's entry, have entered the race which is for $50,000 this year for the first time.

POST TIME 1 P. M. First race, punt $1500, claiming tlMQ. 4-year-eldi and up. furlonji.

Lvrmah (No Boy) 109 Steady Fir lAnderson) 112 fancies (Ortna) 11 Sir (Englt) 1U Uaiv Mat (Pettlnger) xxlui Elmer P. (Movers) 1U Michel O'Shev (Petersen) ll Uttit Winemaker (Whited) 112 Datecharaer (Alexander) U2 Tom Skeltv (No Bov) 11 'Georgian Gold (Herrira) 112 Kino Hunia (Powell) 117 Alto Bisque (No Bov) 114; Apricot Laddy (No Bov); Rocket Burst (No Bov) 114; Liarevo (Whited) 114; Miss Oldcastle (Rettele) 112; Output (No Boy) 110. Second ract, purse $4,500, claiming $5400, 4-year-olds and up, furlongs. Stewardess Tommie (No Boy) Ill Barnaclt B. (Rettele) 11 Sadairs Champ (No Boy) 11 Bold Tudov (Movers) Fair Landing (Jones) 11 Lucky Trust (No boy) 11 Malihinit (Stallrngs) Prince Tonga (No boy) 114 -Mr.

Cadence (Lewis) 120 River Patrol (Powell) MiUia O. (No boy) 10v Mt. Kaf (Peterson) 11 Also SoutMide Boy (Jones) 122; Money Duster (No bov) 111. -Ertrv B. Carrell and A.

Krogh ntrv. MUIRFIELD, Scotland (AP) Veteran Doug Sanders blazed through brilliant sunshine and into the lead midway through the third round of the British Open Golf Championship Friday, while favored Jack Nicklaus failed to get anything going. Sanders, winner of 19 tour titles but never a major crown, ripped four strokes off par with a 32 on the front nine of the sun-swept Muirfield links, a par-36-3571 layout on the Scottish Moors. That gave him a 45-hole total of 174, four under par and one in front of determined young Tony Jacklin of England. Jacklin, like Sanders a victim of a triple bogey in Thursday's second round play, toured the front nine in 34 for 175.

Lee Trevino, -the defending champion who shared the top spot with Jacklin when the day's play started, matched par-36 on the front nine for 177 and was tied for third with nine holes to play with big Brian Barnes of England. Barnes, a British Ryder cup player and one-time U.S. touring pro, was out in 34. Nicklaus, already the winner of the Masters and U.S. Open, and heavily favored here, could do no better than match par on the front nine and fell four strokes behind Sanders.

Nicklaus was at 178, even par for 45 holes. Nicklaus, gunning for an unprecedented one-year sweep of all the world's major titles, bogeyed the first hole, scored seven consecutive pars, then got back to even par with a birdie four on the relatively easy, 495-yard ninth hole. Sanders, who blew sole control of the 364101c lead with a nightmare seven on the final hole Thursday, parred the first three holes, then stormed into the lead on a string of three consecutive birdies starting on the fourth. He bogeyed the seventh, then birdied two more. STAFF PHOTO BY BOB MUNGER Carl Gettmann, of -Law Enforcement for the Game and Parks Commission (left), and Bob Martin of Countryida Marine, in Lincoln inspect 11 new boats the commission has just purchased, the largest single purchase of boats in commission history.

Martin set up the rigs for the commission. They will be used to enforce boating regulations throughout the state. STAFF PHOTO BY WILLIS VAN SICKLE Various stages of a platform dive are shown by women's preliminary leader Janet Ely. All events free umst followed by Coleman Chosen CHAMPAIGN, HI. (UPI)- Sports Briefs Friday American National Third ract, pure sywo, allowance East GB Cecil N.

Coleman, 48, has been Riffli. selected for the post of director Pet. .564 .532 .500 .414, 34 34 37 37 45 45 GB 3 i 14 21 Detroit Baltimore Boston New York Cleveland I Milwaukee Babv Ball (Buurgos) 117 41 37 37 32 30 Weest 5 2 11Vt 12Vi Vacation Commander (Movers) 114 East 48 45 42 42 34 28 West 48 48 42 37 34 30 Pet. .415 .577 .532 .519 .434 .350 .408 .585 .525 .457 .424 .375 30 33 34 39 44 52 31 34 38 44 49 50 Pittsburoh New York St. Louis Chicaqo Montreal Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles Atlanta San Francisco San Diego Local Diving National AAU meet, Woods Park Pool, 1 p.m., 2 p.m.

and 4 p.m. Legion Baseball Beatrice Judds Brothers; Beatrice Aamco, Sherman Field, 5:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. AAA Softball Stan's Tavern King's Runza Drive In, Ballard Field, 7:30 p.m. and 8:45 p.m.

State Horse Racing Ak-Sar-Ben, Omaha, 4 p.m. Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas City California Texas 48 30 .415 45 34 .570 40 37 .519 40 39 .504 34 44 .450 34 44 .425 3'1i Vt 13 15 Vi 12 15 16Vi of intercollegiate athletics at the University of Illinois, Chancellor J. W. Peltason announced Friday. Coleman, a graduate of Arizona State and a native of South Bend," is at present director of athletics and professor of education at Wichita State University, Wichita, Kan.

Thursday's Results Minnesota 10, Boston 0 Texas 5, Clevland 0 Detroit Kansas City 4 Friday's Games (All Times EOT) Oakland (Hunter 1-4 and Odom 7-2) at New York, (Kline 1-3 and Kekich 6-7), 2 5:30 p.m. Chlcaoo (Bahnsen 11-9 and Forster 1-21 Baseball San Diego outfielder Leron Lee will undergo surgery on the middle finger of his right hand and will be lost to the Padres for aproximately six weeks. A 19-year-old Japanese baseballer, Akira Tomon, has died of injuries he suffered during the second game of a Japan-America all-star baseball series for collegians. Meanwhile Japan took a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series with a 54 victory over the U.S. club.

The St. Louis Cards have recalled hurler Don Durham from Tulsa of the American Association. Saturday at Baltimore (McNally 9-7 and Alexander pAlfasnn cairl Wo onmninfrriAnt 3-5). 1. 5:30 p.m.

CaMforni8 (Ran 1M) at Milwaukee Thursday's Results Houston 7, Chicago 2 Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 0 St. Louis 2, Atlanta 0 Friday's Games (All Times EDT) Atlanta (Hsrdin 2-0! at Chicago Pp. pas 4-5), 2:30 p.m. Houston (Ray 8-3) at Pittsburgh (Briles 7-3), 8:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Grimsley 4-3) at St.

Louis (Wise 9-8), 9 p.m. New York (Seaver 11-5) at San Diego (Arlin 7-9), 10:30 p.m. Montreal (Morton 4-8) at Los Angeles (Osteen 9-4), 11 o.m. Philadelphia (Reynolds 0-4) at San Francisco (Marichal 3-10), 11 p.m. Saturday's Games Atlanta at Chicago, 2:15 p.m.

Houston at Pittsburgh, 2:15 p.m. Cincinnati at M. Louis, 8 p.m. New York af San Diego, 10:30 p.m. Montreal at Los Angeles, 10 p.m.

Philadelphia at San Francisco, 4 p.m. Local Diving National AAU meet, Woods Park Pool, 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. Legion Baseball Gateway Franklin NBC Lincoln Mutual, Sherman Field, 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m.

State Horse Racing Ak-Sar-Ben, Omaha 2 p.m. Great Commander (No bov) 122 Roval Disguise (Alexander) 119 Fourth race, purse $5,000, allowance 1-year-eldt, iVi furlongs. Ho ok man (Powell) 117 Rideniron (Whited) 117 Funny Nickel (Herrera) 122 Prize Wagon (Alexander) 119 Man (No bov) 114 Jr. (Petersen) 114 Grand Charger (Fleming) 114 Two Doves (Fieselmen) 114 Fixture (No bov) 117 Dr. Pantano (Movers) 114 Amfortas (Salaiar) Harkon (No bov! 114 Fifth race, purse $4,500, claiming 15,000, 4-year-oldi and up, Mile and Wide (No bov) 114 Klarv Walt (Rettele) 114 B.

(Whited) .114 Winnies York (Enqle) Ill Littletown Lad (Petersen) 114 Traders Law (Movers) 114 French Intrigue (Powell) 112 Chance (Lewis) 118 In Demand (Burgos) 112 Benaal Head (No bov) 114 Also Dazzier (No boy) 114; Look Don't Touch (Herrera) 114; D. W's Blondy (No boy) 113; Tuxs King (Sttall 'Ings) 114; Mosquero (Alexander) 112. Sixth race, purse HAOO, allowance, 3-year-olds, 4 furlongs. Roval Duce (No bov) 112 Blazing Gvosev (Fieselman) 115 'Naute Haute (Jones) 112 1 Italian Ruler (No bov) 117 Countvercards (No bov) 119 1 Shadow Plav (No boy) 112 Gin Trash (Buurgos) 112 Sucha Note (EngJe) 119 Candian Jeff (No bov) 117 Seventh race, purse "handicap. The President's Cup, 1-year-' olds.

Milt and Ml. A British Flee (tMoyers) 124 Mullet Head (No boy) 110 Ray Dale (No bov) 110 Attach Patrol (Powell) 104 Dartsum (Fires) Ill City Visitor (Alexander) 101 Dr. Neale (Leelinq) 115 Jacklin rallied from an opening bogey with a birdie on the second and stayed close to Sanders with an eagle three on the fifth. will be recommended to the board of trustees at its July 19 meeting, with' the concurrence of President John E. Corbally, and the board of directors of the athletic association.

(Lonborq 7-4), 8:30 p.m. Boston (Siebert 7-5) tt Minnesota J. Perry 7-), 8:30 p.m. Cleveand G. Perry 14-7) at Texas Paul 3-2), 8:30 p.m..

Kansas City Dal Carton 4-3) at Detroit (Coleman 11-7), 9 p.m. Saturday's Gaamtt Oakland at New York, 2 p.m. Chicago at Baltimore, 7 p.m. California Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. Boston at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m.

Cleveland af Texas, 8:30 p.m. Kansas City Detroit, 2:15 p.m. Results Page 21 American Association pitcher ill iimiiliiliiimn in i i. i II lliw lllil'iii li mlllHiilll iiiiii in mil iwww i wpm mmmmm mm Messick Faces Two Big Tests By GARY SEACREST a 71 Thursday at Holmes Jan Dukes of Denver has been recalled by the Texai Rangers. Dave Schneck, who broke the Memphis club record for home runs in half a season with 24, has been called up by the New YorkMets.

Football The New England Patriots have traded wide receiver Ron Sellers to the Dallas Cowboys for an undisclosed high draft choice in 1973. Veteran Cleveland Brown wide receiver Gary Collins says he will retire unless he is traded to Washington or the New York Jets. Two veteran Philadelphia Eagles, Joe Scarpati and Fred Hill, have retired. Cincinnati Bengals' head coach Paul Brown says he is in favor of cutting ties with the annual College All-Star game. Other Sports Four golfers, Labron Harris, George Johnson, Tom Ulozas and Bruce Fleischer have tied for the first round lead in the Greater Milwaukee golf tournament with 65s.

Jim Kelly, track coach at Minnesota for 26 years, has died at his home in Woodland Hills, Calif. He was 79. The International Chess Championship's ruling committee has turned down Bobby Fischer's request to overrule referee Lother Schmid's decision to give the second match to Boris Spassky of Russia after Fischer did not show up for the match. U.S. Olympic basketball coach Henry Iba says he is "worried" about America's current Olympic cage squad.

The cause of Iba's concern is the youthf ulness of the team. Playground Carnival Set The Hawthorne School Playground Carnival will be held Monday from p.m. at 300 So. 48th Street. Fun, prizes and excitement for all.

For further information, call the Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department. A Sneak N' Flirt (No boy) iu The Cutter (Snvder) 121 After shooting Park to take lit DHU JUIian slipstream (Herrera) im over sole possession of second place Golf the Men's City nside Tackle (No bov) 14 TonrnftniPnt Rill Moccink- caU ha traA aco Warn brino (Chandler) us -w wwu iwu hiuk His first test would come Friday morning in a classroom at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Messick, a 26-year-old UNL student, missed a final exam in a sales management course Wednesday because of the tournament and he had to make up the test before teeing off for Friday's final round. Flvino Drifter (Jones) 113 a-Entrv M. H.

Van Berg Inc. (jKk Van Berg Et Al). Flying Orifter and Attach Patrol Will rare uncoupled In the waaering. Eiohth race, puree allowance, 1-yeaields, Mile and 70 yard. Gracie C.

(Anderson) 107 Sound The Horn (Petersen) 115 Mr. Exit (Whited) 117 Markeslan (Chandler) 117 His secoiid test would be to catch third round leader Dan Bahensky at the tree-lined Lincoln Country Club. Mae Bob (Jones) 115 started the third round trailing Bahensky by six Messick strokes. i but made up four strokes when the tournament leader shot Ens Whiz (Stallinos) 11 Ninth race, purse $5,000, 1-year-eldt and up, Mile and I n-Roarinq Thunder (Movers) 117 Scattered Clouds (Herrera) 114 danael (Alexander) 113 Mr. Bird Doq (Engle) Hi bShimo (Rettele) 114 Beckon Call (Pettinger) 108 Mac's Roman (Powell) 1M No Prognosis (Lewis) 11 C.

M's Gal (No bov) Hi Malestic Ruler (Anderson) 114 Also-Jknihonv T. (Wo bov) 113; Creek (No bov) 115. a-Entrv M. H. Van Berg Stable Inc.

(Jack Van Berq Et Al). b-Entrv W. A. MorrU. a three-over par 75.

fl Messick said he was more worried about his golf test than the sales management test. i Although the UNL student hit only 12 greens in regulation, he used excellent chipping and putting (he had 29 putts for the round) to record Thursday's best round. "The pin placements were really tough and the greens 1 were difficult to putt," he said of Holmes Park. "But I think the Lincoln Country Club will play the hardest of the four courses. You've got to keep it in play there." -Bahensky, last year's outstanding state amateur, was troubled by Thursday's pin placements and ended with 37 I putts for the day.

"They stuck the pins where you weren't going to hit them," he said. "I had six putts over 90 feet." The tournament leader's only experience with the Lincoln Country came during last year's Men's State Amateur meet i I 7 i 1 Wlllij LLlMmfll- Ji lO- I iruii in IT i lit i iMlflWilMwiMWtiMMPJMniiiifim i mmmmmmmmmtiuj. i ant? in nea i Saturday Ch annel in and he noted ne would may ine course conservatively nuay. Rennie Sasse, who started the third round in a tie for second plac two strokes behind Bahensky, fell to a 77 Thursday. Sasse going into Friday's final round was tied with Gary Teel for third place at 222 four strokes behind Bahensky.

Golf British Open, 4 p.m. (7). Baseball Houston Astros v. PitUburgh Pirates, 1:15 p.m. Kansas City Royals v.

tJetroit Tigers, 1:15 p.m. (10). Roller Skating Roller Derby, 3 p.m. (7). Bowling Ruse Bowl, 6 p.m.

(7). STAFF PHOTO BY RANDY HAMPTON Results Al Peithman chips cut of a trap at Holmes Golf Course during the Men's City golf tournament. Page 20 4.