The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 22

Ogden Standard-Examiner Wednesday March 22 1972 Los Angeles to Most owl -r -v A HONOLULU Los Angeles will host Super Bowl VII on Jan 14 1973 The home of the pro football Rams was chosen as the site of the next pro football spectacular Tuesday by the National Football League at its annual meeting here The NFL also tabbed Houston and its Rice Stadium for Super Bowl VIII on Jan 13 1974 It was the first time that the owners had selected a city for the annual battle between the champions of the American and National Conferences two years in advance NFL Commissioner Pete Roz- elle said the Pro Bowl the annual all star game between the two conferences that had been played in Los Angeles since its inception in 1951 would be moved to another city next year The game will be played Jan 21 1973 at Dallas in the new Texas Stadium Rozelle also said this all star game would be moved to a different city each year On Jan 20 1974 it will be played in an AFC city to be designated later The choice of Los Angeles returns the Super Bowl to the city which hosted the first championship game between NFL champions Green Bay and Kansas City the old American football league champion That game was not a sellout but owners expressed confidence the next one would be The owners picked Los Angeles despite a strong bid by the Miami delegation which offered to substitute its local authority to intercede on behalf of the league in any legal battles Rozelle was constantly harassed during the 1971 Super Bowl by a local attorney to prevent a local television blackout Rozelle gave a strong hint Monday during a news briefing when he said that a blackout of one of the largest television markets in the nation the Los Angeles area make -much difference you speak of 65 million rather than 68 million there isn't that much 1 of a he said Besides Los Angeles and -Miami the cities of Houston and New Orleans sent delegations to put in their sales pitches for the Super Bowl which would provide a lucrative revenue for any city schedule calls for -individual committee meetings Thursday the competition com- -mittee which has been working I on several rule change propo- sals since last week will make its to the owners $: 3 rV TNw hvS' -V or $-- vC-4 s' -X-N- Si x- -x 'n A 'f 4 yV 2C zA '--54 5 4 -X A V- -5 o' 5 TOUGH DIVISION -wSu 'fc-v Cost Estimate Given For 1976 Olympics Giants Face Hard Fight to Repeat SS: mr-' DENVER (UPI) A statejGames and Gov John A Love legislator who heads the cas estimated the total cost to Colorado Legislatures powerful i cfnf Joint Budget Committee saidr a 'J mi'hon Olympic Tuesday the 1976 Winter officials have indicated- they hope the federal government will kick in a large portion of the cost The DOC also has estimated as the fourth outfielder an backup first baseman ABOUT 110 GAMES Mays figures to play in about 110 games as befitting a man who soon will be 41 and there is no telling how many games 4 -V-W -x-- 1 )(': 7 A xs5n- VvN JC -Y A afr'Ai X- 'xXvx-V 'MJ Nvs Jji Olympics which will be hosted by Denver will cost $633 million State Rep Donald Friedman of Denver said the figure far exceeds the $35 million esti-7 "ill raise at least $10 million mate offered earlier this year from licensing ticket sales and by the Denver Olympic Com- television contracts mittee (DOC) rr Separate efforts have Friedman listed the higner the state I Icgislature and by a private group to have a statewide election to determine whether additions' state tax items essential to the Games 'committee room blackboard the figure as the probable cost after requiring DOC president Carl De Temple to write on a PHOENIX Ariz Charlie Fox keeps on talking about his No 1 lineup but the feeling is wind up with his second best and a tough fight for the San Francisco Giants to repeat as National League West champs in 1972 The No 1 lineup as Manager Fox envisions it has Willie Mays leading off and playing in his accustomed spot in center Then come Tito Fuentes at second big Dave Kingman at third the recuperating Willie McCovey at first Bob Bonds perhaps the best all-around player in right Ken Henderson in left Dick Dietz catching and Chris Speier at short I SHOT AT EVERYTHING I I can play that lineup for 1 100 games I think we have a staff spots will be filled by a your arm close to your 'shot at Fox says flock of candidates among: body help keep your He may be able to make it but them Steve Stone Jim Barr swing straight a lot depends on Kingman Bryant Lee Pitlock and Kingman is a first oaeman Frank Reberger jBonneville Nabs Keep your delivery simple especially your back-swing There still are a few pro bowlers who loop the Ip the buUnen Fox has struggle to beat the young richthanders lerrv Tohnson 2nd stars who know that a Don McMahon and lefthander straight medium high John Morris for sure The other is best- by trade and he can play an came in here with a strong money shoud used for desire to support the Olym 1 Games 11 CH7s tftliS J'Wk TIM MCCARVER of Philadelphia is out at home as he is a by Johnny Bench during exhibition game in Tampa Fla The Phils won 2-1 Standard-Examiner UPI Telephoto Darwin Continues Slugging Streak With Two Home Runs De Temple warned if electors vote to cut off further funding Friedman said sat here two hours and I back-: thef cost 1116 Rcepingigj''111 state of the Olympic effort in Colorado would be dead Registration Set by Loop LISTED ITEMS De Temple then went to the blackboard at request and listed items which must be provided for the Olympics Tne list included $19 million for site construction $15 million for actually staging the outfield Chances: acceptable Pre-Season Win jOver Clearfield 1 at Tampa Fla Malwaukee 100 020 7 Philadelphia oio ooo oio 2 7 EoDnhfT' and Hundlev Rudolph (5) Brett Stephenson tVisnaVi tliQt Vn n-ill nnon a 1U see Cl llie Cincinnati 003 001 000 1 12 1 Coiborn (8) and Porter Wp-Hocton STC thOUh tilclt hC Will Open jookLn arOUnd for becoming a major leaguer Fryman Hoerner (6) Twitcheii (si LP-Brett the season at third ard Fox will see nd Mec have his fingers crossed i infielder but so far all they've 0 1 It Kingman doesn make it-dram are blanks appears to be coming true at sparague'ui Goni'McGiothiin (e6V 00'0 70 nii so i os 4 San Francisco 000 000 100 10 long years after he NO SECRET It's no secret the Giants arei experienced utility Narita and Daigo Cumberland Barr (8) started in organized baseball as at Winter Haven Fla McMahon (10) and Dietz Healy (7) 'At Yuma Ariz CLEARFIELD Bonneville 26 million for press i not conceding any thing I High pushed across five runs in ousingt 0'cntuaHy would Gallagher back at the corner f0 save Foy -Sure 'the 7th innin- to rantnre a 7fi or 'n-'-nieome hous- ui innin0 to capture a -6 ing $22 million for athlete to anyone' 000 ou ic send Oave to fte bench jump' lhe Astros housing at Steamboat Springs and $31 million for remodeling iwork on the Denver Coliseum an-d Bonds from fifth to third in the some changes and Frank Robinson derson and Djetz up a notch Itjfj are behind anyone High here Tuesday womd be a formidable g0dg It should be imeup tvith Kmgmanavailable race and there is no doub't in inciuding a double and Bobby race and there is no doubt in Bonds from fifth to third in the someThan esTand VhpU come'from'behind season batting order and move -Linson but I baseball victory over Clearfield rTTi Wl ott McFarland had two hits The Randy Russell Little League Baseball League has announced dates for player registration The opening registration will be conducted Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm at Bonneville Park Further registration will 'Currigan Exhibition Hall and 'f Pril April I and fte High stjium jAprd 5 during the same hours you'll rardon my saying and thesame ste' bo-vs Martin also had a pair of hitsso one of your problems as far afef I5JetrS ara re9uest' for the Lakers Bryon Wiberg as jncerned is that yxu TregS meeting has' 'ten tripled for the Falcons tmlnittee membe? die Shoe scheduled for Thursday at 7 7 7 maker- a 5ta'a sator from P- 62nd Ward All Bonneville 7 6 2 officers coaches and interested persons are invited ESTIMATED COST Colorado already has contri-and buted $11 million for the Further registration information can be obtained by calling Frank Quinn at 392-6864 a 19-year-old rookie pitcher "1oen50ta with San Jose in the California! PerrV' Granger Norton (9) and League Garman (7) Tatu Perry Granger (7) LaRoche (8) Darin IS now an outfielder Norton 9) and Dempsey Krausson At Pam cprinqs calif with tho Minnpcnta Twins anH 7luT (9) and Montgomery Oakland 020 211 000-6 6 0 Nlin me iVlinneSOld ilns ana Garman Darwin California 000 000 6 3 the hitting sensation of the2' 1 Holtzman Kllmkowski 7) Fingers (9) Fa- FWDfflVaiWSJl! He continued his slueine Houson coo 0020000 2 5 i wp Holzman- Ryan lie continued nis Slugging Los Angles 0000001000 2 10 1 at St Petersburg Fla Tuesday when he hit tvvo v7nberth (8): Ricuardl (9)i Baltimore 000 oio' 7 0 Yount (10) and Edwards John York (N non a 7 one of about 450 feet 7)' H0U9h (9) and Fer9uson' Yaeger 7) I Palmer Leonhard (6) jackson (8) and and the other of about 400 feet at Pompano Beach Fla tlmDye'r il'WP-Matl'ack'7 LP- 4U rr A i ansas 103 000 050 9 13 0 Palmer HR-Kranepool in the Twins 4-2 victory over Texas 010022200- 7 1 1 TS T- Montgomery Dal Canton (6) and at West Palm Beach Fla tne Boston Red Sox Jim Perry Martinez Broberg Lindlbad (5) Cox (8)' Beacn Fla il i p'na and King- Suarez (7) WP-Dal tagged for both Boston runs in canton lp-cox HR-Neison 2 5 0 110 000 001-3 10 0 (7) LaRoche (8) SaPnerrDyingori (7) iorlcMta? empsey rausse Caidwe (6) corkins (8) and Kendaii Atlanta 200 ooi oio- 2 13 Montreal i 6 1 Jarvis Neibauer (6) and Williams! BYU Golfers To Play Pros my mind that our division is the toughest in Fox is right the part about the NL West being tough but his evaluation of the Giants as PROVO (UPI) Former even with a11 others Clearfield 6 7 3 may be a bit off Spotty Martin Carter Tippets and Bram YounS University golf pitching makes San Francisco a Spendlove Murdock Tanner stars who have turned pro will big question mark Renko Taylor (7) Gilbert (9) and play a challenge match against Bateman WP-Jarvis LP-Renko nu- -x ht I (end lines) i the current BYo varsity May Chilson At Tempe Ariz Chicago (NL) 1(X 000 5 10 1 the sixth inning winning pitcher In other camps Dock Ellis' became the first Pittsburgh Pirate pitcher to go seven! innings this spring allowing I three runs and five hits in a 5-3 I victory over the St Louis Cardinals Richie three-run homer in the seventh was the Detroit Beats Canucks Collins Hits Two Goals United Press International St Louis and two ahead The PGA notables coming for the match on the Riverside I Country Club include John Miller Brian Allin land Mike Reasor Also coming will be Billy Casper a member jof the LDS Church although of not a graduate of BYU They will play against Ray the torrid division race Leach Joey Dills Dave Shipley Charlie Burns had two goals and Randy Tiesiera The match for Minnesota the 100th and 'will go 18 holes The pros will PhiladelPhia and Pittsburgh in the big blow for the Pirates i0 the Detroit Red WingsT 1 6 after Bob Gibson shut them outi Collins scored two goals in for five innings Rich the final period Wednesday McKinney and John Eilis hit to lift Detroit to a 7-5 two-run homers and Johnny over Vancouver and 101st of his career and Dennis also hold a clinic Callison hit a triple and two T10ve the Red Wings to within Brien and Leu Nanne added There will be a VIP breakfast singles as the New Pmts Toronto for the scores for the North Stars! ll a Yankees defeated the Chicago Position in the: Norm Ferguson and on the da of the ma ch at White Sox 7-1 National Hockey League East Shmyr scored for the Golden er person The proceeds Division i Seals i will go to the golf team FORCE HOME RUN Ped vmgs led 5-4 going The last of three straight into the last period but! walks by 20-year-old Mike Andre Boudriasi Ruddell forced home Derontied the game wdth the period Johnson in the eighth inning less than two minutes old! and gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 2-1 triumph over the Collins put Detroit ahead at 3:39 when he knocked his own Cincinnati Iteds Ed Krane- rebound past rookie goaltender pool hit a two-run homer and Ed Dyck and collected his 14th rookie Jen Matlack allowed one goal 10 minues later to insure run in six innings in the New the victory York 4-2 victory over the TWn rnA1 CAru Baltimore Orioles TW0 G0ALS EACH inn sr-orrs- Tim Ecclestone and Nick Libett scored two goals each for the Red Wings and Bobby Schmautz had a pair of scores for the Canucks Detroit has five games left and Toronto six at Bradenton Fla In the only other NHL game ltA0Uis 0 3 A 0 the Minnesota North Stars beat Pittsburgh 000 001 40x-5 9 1 rru i rx xi Rucss (7) and Simmons Ellis 03111017113 4-2 Tfl lOSS left tilO Veale (8) Hernandez (9) and Spak in fnnrth nlacp in tho Sanguillen WP-Ellis LP-Reuss HRs- Iourln Place 113 lUe Torre Clines zisk est with 60 points one behind LUWER HEADQUARTERS BEAT THE RUSH! 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