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TV 1 2c ST. PETERSBURG TIMES THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1976 Birogltot to Semonqlles' lineup. Saturday Compiled from AP, UP! wires Florida State halfback Leon Bright, though not practicing all week, will play in Saturday's 18th renewal of the FSU-Florida intrastate rivalry at Gainesville.

Injured against Virginia Tech last Saturday, Bright has been nursing a shoulder injury while he has watched practice from the sidelines. Head Coach Darrell Mudra said Wednesday, "It's an up- Eer body injury, so he can still run. He'll definitely running against the Gators." Only two days earlier, the FSU staff announced that Bright was an "extremely doubtful" perform-er. MUDRA ALSO indicated Bright's effectiveness on certain plays would be somewhat limited, but expected Bright to be near 100 per cent otherwise. With the team's leading rusher on the sidelines, wingback Larry Key has seen extra action this week in practice.

Seminole coaches have been disappointed thus far with Key's performance in previous games. Mudra, in part, blames himself, "In our first two games, Larry scored a touchdown in each," Mudra said. "Since them, we haven't done a good job in getting the ball to him. But since he's seen so much work this week, well, you tend to do in a game what you've done in prac-tic6 thfit week' Quarterback Clyde Walker will start for FSU, giving the Gators four different signal callers to defense in the last four games against the Seminoles. "THEIR DEFENSE HAS done a lot of stunting and gambling this year," Mudra related.

"It will be up to Clyde to pick it up and call some audibles." FSU's starting fullback will either be junior Fred Miller or freshman Gator Cherry. Miller started the first four games, while Cherry took over last week. "We probably could have won the game against VPI last week if we had Fred in there," Mudra said during FSU's Wednesday practice. "But we think Gator is an exceptional prospect and we needed to play him. He made some freshman mistakes." Defensively, the Seminoles will have no changes.

If last week was any indication, three Gainesville natives should play important roles against Florida. LINEBACKER Aaron Carter, FSU's best defender all season; noseguard Jon Thames and safety Joe Camps all hail from the town which the Gators call home. Carter was in on 23 tackles last week, while Thames graded out with his highest performance of the season. i The defense will have a great challenge in the Gators, who are No. 1 in the nation in total offense after racking up nearly 600 yards last week in a 35-0 win over Vanderbilt.

One of the leaders in the offense is fullback Jimmy DuBose, who has shown remarkable improvement this year and last week gained 180 yards, including an 80-yard touchdown run on the first play of the game. OFFENSIVE tackle Mike Williams attempted to answer the question of why DuBose is running so much better than last year. "Last summer," said Williams, "Jimmy and I went to Brooks Johnson, a new track assistant coach, and he taught us how to run. It really improved both of us in speed. Jimmy is probably down now from 4.7 to 4.6.

1 believe that has improved him more than anything else." Williams, a regular for the third consecutive season, ranks this year's offense better over all than last year's, but he doesn't yet give the offensive line an edge oyer last year's line. will run t- -h LtUN onlurl I I i SCORES STANDINGS EVENTS TRANSACTIONS RESULTS SCHEDULES (7QDIT GDaCl TCSEQDITll BALTIMORE ORIOLES A plan to I ELEVENTH RACE-S-16 MM, Grade C-AprlFancyU) 23.40 IN 7.60 Meeln Cutle(5) 1140 15.00 SmOlnLlid) 4.40 Qulnlela (2-5) 124.00. 1 1 nave ma Orioles play it games of their 174 season Washington's RKF StaoV um has been refected by Comrnltiloner oowieKuntv aya oaiuny gi4uauiuii AT APOLLO BEACH Aoat f-ra-11 1. MM Funtch, St. Petersburg Yacht QUO.

Pimp Canning, St. Petersburg Yacht 3. John Jennings, St. Petersburg Yacht OUR. Aoat 11-te-l! 1.

Rick Merrlman, St. Petersburg Yacht Paul Rentier, St. Petersburg Yacht I Fred Dinger, Clearwater Yacht dub. High School 23 TWELFTH RACE-34 MM, Grade Modest Mltil(l) 9.40 4.40 3.40 Aragtn (2) 1120 3.00 Brief ktyl(S) 4.00 Qulnlela 1-2) 30.20. Perfecta (1-2) 100.20.

Big (2-5) (1-2) 1,735.00. Attendenca-3329. Tampa entries FIRST RACE-5-16 MM, Grade LBsLadyLuck Lotta Quota The Heedtner Manatee Big Rip Off Kayt Son Rocky Buddy Blue SECOND RACE-5-16 MM, Grade Dotted Une Poor Aim Bruter Borden Big Butter Canoe Shoes Sum Apache Bannons Duke Mlnaoia Rasputan THIRD RACE-S-16 MM, Grade Craig Moss Parteen Flower Oay Deianey KsMlttrets Magic Day Keen Image Husker Eric Atoerts Little FOURTH RACE-5-16 MM, Grade Tombo Tim Rodale Sherry Maa TsNlta GR Fat Boy 1 Whals Goin On Keen Sport Feemax FIFTH RACE-34 Mile, Grade Connie Lea Go Erindatya Flyer Jlted JB Fraxon Cecvs First Sharmedero Becky Shan Montague Leather SIXTH RACE-5-16 MM, Grade KsNovlgetor Startling Effect Abbey Dove Montague Friend Friendly Earl FeokteSpec aettp SnokXe SEVENTH RACE-34 MM, Grade Fit DGsRed a World Series at a glance Bett-f -7 Series Pet. Boston I 2 .333 Cincinnati 2 1 Ml OAMEI OnelnnaH 000 000 000-0 Boston 000 000 60X-412 Gulett, Carrol 7, McEnaney 7 and Bench; Tiant and Fish. W-Tlant, 1-0.

L-OuMtt, o-i. 8AMB2 Cincinnati 000 100 001-3 7 I Bolton 100 001 00-? 7 BiMnoham, Borbon 4, McEnanay Eastwidt 1 and Banch; Las, Drago 9 and hsk. tastwtcK, i-g. urego, g-i. OAME I Boston 010 001 102 0-5 10 Cincinnati 000 230 000 1-6 7 1 INNINGS Wlsa, Cleveland 5, WHouohby 7, Moral 10 and Flsk; Nolan, Darcy 5, Carrol 7, McEanay 7, Eastwlck and Banch.

L-Wiloughby, 0-1. HRs-Boston, Flsk 1, Carbo Evans Cincinnati, Banch Concapdon 1, Garont- mo i. SAME 4 Bastan Cincinnati 000 M0 0005 Tlant and Flsk; Norman, Borbon 4, Carroll 5. Eastwlck 7 and Bench, Tlant, 2-0. Norman, 0-1.

WEDNESDAY'S RESULT Boston 5, Cincinnati 4 TONIOHT'S OAMI Boston (Laa at Cincinnati (Gulett SATURDAY'S SAME Cincinnati at Boston, 1 p.m. necet- sary SUNDAY'S SAME Cincinnati at Boston, 1 p.m., necet- sary World Series composite box Batting Summary BOYS' TOTAL PINS BocaOega 50 22 0514 UxleHottns 47 25 1276 St.PeteCatholc 31 34 1131 Lakewood 291 42yi 1131 St. Pete 24 41 0031 Northeast 17 55 1271 GIRLS' St.PetoUtholc Wt W'i 1537 Dixie Hoins 41 31 S432 Lakewood 31 34 S4I5 BocaClega 371 341 0426 Northeast I 32V 3V S471 St. Pete High MVi 51V 1119 TOP THREE BOYS' Scott Hutchinson 191 Scott Oattey 171 MarcSkiton 174 TOP THREE GIRLS' I Kathy Dornisch 1611 BatsyTomma 151 Linda MHman 156 Mlneoie Deitey Russian Ts Melody GR Nop PegyShan Pees Tracy EIGHTH RACE-5-16 MM, Grade Crefryk On Four Gala Jones Daves Dream Fly Baby Fly Kayt Butty Yanfcas Son OR John John NINTH RACE-34 MM, Grade Bannons King Bs Lucky Wright Bandar Hoffa Mercury Go MargM. KsCarloca Half An Ear TENTH RACE-5-16 mM, Grade Ks Viking Skeens Exprett Mr Setter Okt Blue Twice A Prlnc Country MM eland Bewares ELEVENTH RACE-5-16 MM, Grade Rettel Ks Curtain Sir Bomber Of Luti Bunoke Problem Bentley Thelma Free Wll Hultt Mass.

1:50.14 S. Dard Perelra, Brail, KS.II. 2-meter samlflnets (Teafeurlnflnets) Heet ana 1. James GMtes, Guyana w.m. 2.

urry Drown, jersey dry, n.j, 20O1 1 Michael Sands, Bahamas. 20.92. 4 Pablo Monies, Cuba, 20.25. S. Anthony Davit, Jamaica, 21.35.

a. Falx Lopez, oom. Repueac, 2i.at. Heat two 1. WMI am CoMns, Houston, Tex.

20.64. 2. Hugh Frasar, Canada, 20.14. 1 Reymond Heerenveen, Netherlandt Annies, 21.11. 4.

jesus Ronena, Puerto Rico, 21.11 5. Rudolph Lovarlty, Baha mas, 21.1. 6. Christopher Brathwaite, Traxoao, 21.ZI. Discus finals 1.

John PoweC Cupertino, Calf 204-7 ft (new Pan Am record). 1 Julian Morrison, Cuba, 196-5'. 1 Jay Silvester. Oram. Ulan, 196-1 4.

Bishop Ddagtewlci, Can. aa, iv2-iv. a. Am most, canaoa, 113-9. 6.

jevier Moreno, cjudb, iij-5. Trlola luma flnait 1. Joao Olvalra, BraiH 50 feet lA Inch es (World record, okt record: 57 2, Victor Saneyev, USSR, Oct. 17, 171 Munich, wast Germany). 1 Tom Hasnet, Monterey, Calf.

56-5'A. 1 Calet Rahman, Lot Angeles, 554V. 4. Nelson Prudendo, Brazil, 55-3V. S.

Gustavo, Cuba, 54-4'. 4. Armando Harrara, Cuba, 53-7A. 7. EmWo Marnao, Argentina, 524.

1. David Waft, Canada, 50-11. 2-k llemeter walk finals 1. Daniel Beutlita. Mexico, 1:335.17.

1 Domkno Coan. Mexico, 1:33:51.31 1 Lar ry Young, Colombia, Mo. 1:37:5116. 4. Rafael Vega.

Colombia, 1:40:11.00. 5. Dodd Scuty, Bkj Wand, Va. 1:41:14.7. 4.

Santia go Fonseca, Mondurat, ig.ee. mar cat jefxn, lanooa, ihxw Tadey't events 110 meter hurdes Pentathlon Long lump High lump 200-meter final 1000 meter run WOMEN 000-meter flnait 1. Kathleen Weston. Reno, 2:4.93, Abkwi Hoffman, Toronto, 25.25. 1 Joan Wemzet, Waterloo, Ont.

24.93. 4. Kathle Hal, Chicago, 27.54. 3. Ana Udriiard, Argentina, 2:09.16.

6. Aracel Arena, Mexico, 2:10.96. 1. Mercedes Alvarei, Cuba, 2:15.41. zoo-meter semit mart (Tan four In finals) Heat one 1.

Pamela Jilat. New Orleans, La. 23.01 2. Silvia Chivas, Cuba, 23.22. 1 Carol Curnmingt, Jamaica, 23.33.

4. Mar lor la Bailey, Canada, 23.2. 5. FreWa Davey, Barbados, 24.21. 6.

Beatrli A loco, Argentina, 24.31. 7. Carmela Boli var. Peru. 24.15.

Heet two 1. cnamera cnetieoo. rough, JacktonvWe, Fie. 23.14. 2.

Silvlna Perek-a, Brail, 23.20. 1 Joyce Yakubo- wlck, Canada, 23.43. 4. Lorna Forde, Bar- bados, 23.64. 5.

Debbie Jones, Bermudas. 23.0s. 4. Zonla Metghan, Guetamala, 25.44. rentemien Shot Diana Jones.

Canada, 50 feet, 3V Inches, 913 points. 2. Gale Fltige- ran, East orange, n.j. 4o-a, aja. J.

Joanne Jones, canaoa, 44-04, ma. 4. Conceicao Garamlas, Brail, 41-0'A, 750. 5. Emlla Dyrika, Argentina, 394, 725.

6. Dana CoMns, Salem, Ore. 37-S'A, 611 7. Mercedes Roman, Mexico, 35-10V4, 651. tvonne Nedderman, Argentina, 35-2, 406.

9. Ana Decevlcd, Uruguay, 35-1, 635. 10. Angaies cato, Mexico, 34-1 im. u.

100-meter hurdle semllinels Flrtt heat 1. Andrea Pruce. Jamaica, 111 175 pomtt. 1 Diane Jones, Canada, 14.00, 066. 1 Dana CoMns, Salem, Ore.

14.41 114. 4, EmMa Byrska, Argentina, 14.47, 10. 5, Comcelcaco Geremlas, Bra il, 14.6, 7U Angelas cato, Mexico, 14.76. 775. second heat 1.

Edith Noeoma peru. 1162. 90S. 1 Gale Fitzgerald, test ur 1, N.J. 13.94, 173.

1 Mercedes Ro man, Mexico, 14.71, 711. 4, Joanne Jones, Canada, 15.00, 741. 5, Ivonne Nedderman, Argentine, 15.14, 733. 4, Marlsela Pralta, Dominicen Repuoac, is.vu, tot. High lump finals Group A 1.

Diane Jones, Canada, 6-u. 106. 2165. 1 Andrea Bruce, Jamai ca, 4-1-', 106, 2575. 1 Dana Cotlnt, Salem, Ore.

5-6', 25, 2421. 4. Conceicao Geremles, BrazH, 54-1, 925, 245. i. Angeles Cato, Mexico, 4-4-'A, 165, 2273.

6. Emeu Dyrika, Argentina, 44V. 670, 2204. Grauo 1. Gala Fitzoerakt, Eest Or ange, N.J.

5-7-, 54, 2261. 2. Edith Noed-ktg, Peru, 5-5-V, 915, 2407. 1 Ane Depav-IctUruguay, 5-4-V4, S65; 2224. 4.

Marlcela Peratla, Dom. Republic 4-A, 065, 2059. 5. Joanne Jones, Canada, S-l-', 001 2355. Mercedes Roman, Mexico, a-o-M, 110, 2202.

7. Ivonne Neddermann, Argentina, 4-hVA, 704, 2074. Teday's events Shot put finals 200-meter finals Pentathlon flnait Medal standings Geld Silver Brenie Ttl Wednesday's events WASHINGTON BULLETS Waived guard Greg Jack ton. KANSAS CITY KINGS Waived Jkn Bottle a 6-foot-7 forward from New Mox Ico State. Count of Godo AT BARCELONA, SPAIN Third round Manuel Orentet, Spam, del.

Barry Pt Sps Moore, Australia, 6-1, 6-1. Edole Dlbbt, Miami Beach, def. Bernie Mlfton, South Africa, 64, 6-1. GuBormo, Argentina, def. Jot Edlton, Brail, Bkm Borg, Sweden, def.

Sherwood Stewart, Untied Stetes. 6-1. 64. Jk-I Harbec, Czechoslovakia, def. Uto Aivares, Argennna, a-2, 7-5.

Omy Parun, Naw Zealand, oaf. Ray Moore, South Africa, 6-4, 5-7, 6-1 Australian indoor AT SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Third round Bob Lutz, Calfornla. del. Ken Rotewat Australia, 5-7, 6-1 04. Stan Smith, def.

Attend AmrltraL avja. 4-14-2. John Alexander, United State, def. Raz Rled, Auttrata, 6-3, 6-1. Tony Roche.

Australia def. Rev Ruff els, Australa, 74, 6-4, Rots Case, Australa, del. John Whlten- ger, United States, 44, 6-3. Brian Gottfried def. Bob Glttnan, Australia, e-4, 4-4.

Barnett Bank Open AT ORLANDO third round Kathy Kuvkendal, Miami, def. Wei Overton. Ormond Beach. 44. 4-1 6-4.

Martina NavratHova, Beverly Hit, def. Laurie Temy, Miami, 6-3, 6-1 Llnky Boshon South Afrtda def. Jeanne Evert, Ft. Lauderdale, 6-1 7-5. Raynt Fox, Miami def.

Glynls Coiet, Britain, a-1, 6-2. DOUBLES Martina Navrataave and Chris Evert, def. Undtey Seven and Saty Moore, 4-3, Wednesday's events CLEVELAND NETS Marty Ries- ten wet named the World Team Tennis Rookie of the year for 1975. FLORIDA STATE Kan Vinton was named new head coach. Suncoast Women's Invitational AT SUNSET CC Championship flit Nlckl Reuterfektt, Seminole Lake 77-76-153 Betty Jensen, Dunedki 15-79-164 Barbara Pendergast, USF 0442-166 Sandra Flaming, Lakewood 1147 161 Anne Balder ion 1543-160 1546-171 174 177 177 17 12 113 115 192 13 14 194 200 207 Beveet Crane, Lakewood First fill Betty Martkio, Sunset Nancy Hablan, Janet Peter ten Kethy Syket Hit Lee Nordstrom Jane Flther Marie Coatet Third flit Peggy Mller Betty Mohr Oara Epptey Mabel Rahn Fourth flit Jean Graham Fifth flit Elsie Plwett North-South Men's Seniors AT PINEHURST, N.C Third round Harry Welch def.

Arthur Lofetar 2 and Byron JUak def. Mat Gaftetta 3 and 1 Paul Sever In def. George Pottle 2 and 1. Tom Forknar def. Tom Draper 4 and 2.

H. Jay Felts def. John Metthewt 2 and Henry McCoy def. John McMff 2 and 1. Nel Croonqulst def.

Hightower 4 and 3. David MacHarg def. Sam Mamad 1 up. North-South Women's Seniors AT PINEHURST, N.C Second round Mr. PhlMp Cudone 11-77-151 Mrs.

John Hume 1541-164 Mrs. PhMep Aden on-iea Mrs. John Trelnor 1643-169 Mrs. WIBam GUmore S445-16 s. aoiran wi ab hr rbl avg.

Evans rf 10 2 3 1 2 .300 Doyla 2b 12 1 4 0 0 .333 YastriamsklH 11 4 2 0 1 .112 Flsk 2 2 I 3 .222 Lymcf 11 0 3 0 1 .273 PatrocaR 3b 11 2 a 0 3 MS Burlason is 110 4 0 1 345 r. Coopar lb 13 0 I 0 1 .077 Tiant 3 1 1 0 0 .333 Laap 3 0 I 0 0 .000 Drago 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Carbo oh 2 1111 .500 Wlsap 2 0 0 0 0 .000 burton 0 0 0 0 0 .000 1 Oavaland 0 0 0 0 0 .000 WWoughby 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Moral 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Totals 90 13 29 3 13 .296 tf Batting Summary Cincinnati Rods ab hr rbl avg. Rosa 3b 12 1 3 0 0 .250 it. Morgan 2b 11 1 3 0 2 .273 Banch 12 2 3 1 2 .250 Parai lb 10 10 0 I .000 Foster If 11 0 3 0 0 .273 Concapdon ss 12 2 2 1 2 .167 Grittayrl 10 0 2 0 1 .200 Geronimocf I 2 2.1 1 .250 Gulatp 3 0 0 0 0 .000 Carrol 0 0 0 0 0 .000 McEnanay I 0 1 0 0 1.000 BMinghamp 2 0 0 0 0 .000 Borbon 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Rattanmund ph 2 0 0 0 0 .000 Eastwlck i 0 0 0 0 .000 Nolan 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Darcy 1 0 0 0 0 000 Ambrlstar ph 1 0 0 0 0 .000 latals 94 If 3 i .194 MATINEE FIRST RACE-S-1 Mle. Grade Parteen Bridge (3) 7.40 3.60 2.40 GwenC4(4) 530 4.00 Cute Colour (4) 3.00 Qulnloto (34) 26.60.

SECOND RACE 5-16 Mle. Grade Jeanne Hater (5) 17.40 7.20 7.40 HI Monica (3) 430 3.40 Hands Up (4) 11.40 Qumiele (3-5) 30.00. T-3U1. Perfect! (5-3) 231.30. Dely Double (3-5) 105.00, THIRD RACE 5-1 MUe.

Grade Sheriff (2) 4.20 3.20 3.00 True Champion (4) 4.40 4.00 Crack Shot (3) 3.40 Qulnlela (2-4) 23.60. 31.51 Perfecta (2-4) 57.30. FOURTH RACE 5-16 Mle, Grade O. Golden Flame (4) 22.00 10.00 5.00 Wltnesseth (2) 440 3.20 Solo Jack (3) 3 0 Qumeia (2-4) eo.oo. 31.47.

Pertecte (4-2) 15.40. FIFTH RACE-S-16 Mle. Grade M'gue Report (2) 17.40 1.20 0.60 LeVerne (6) 4.40 3.20 Evel Jones (4) 4.40 euMeta (24) 36.00. Perfecta (24) 134.10. SIXTH RACE-5-1 Mle.

Grade Micky Vicky (2) 9.40 4.00 2.00 AtooRebeHI) 140 20 Fiery (4) 4.00 CMnieia (24) 14.00. 31.47, Pertecte (24) 94.20. SEVENTH RACE 5-16 Mle, Grade M'tag Crimson (2) 34.20 13.60 6.60 Mtnaola Superstar (I) 5,20 3.60 Calico Cover (6) QuhiWe 1-2) 40.00. 30.14 Pertecte (2-1) 260.10. EIGHTH RACE 5-16 Mle.

Grade Danger (6) 37.60 16.60 7.00 WahooLuck(4) 140 2.00 Bo Porter (5) 7.00 Qulnlela (44) 99.20. Pertecte (64) 220.90 NINTH RACE 5-16 Mle. Grade M'tag Formula (1) 5.40 120 3.60 Husker Fire (5) 10.20 4.60 Katrine (2) 6.20 Qumiele (1-5) 21.00. 31.11 Perfecta (1-5) 90.90. TENTH RACE 5-16 Mle, Grade Sandy Sun (1) 5.60 10 5.00 Vice But Nice (2) 1100 5.60 HC Price Chad (3) 4.00 Qulnlela (1-2) 33.40.

Pertecte (1-2) 64.50. ELEVENTH RACE 5-14 Mle, Grade YeeowStar(l) 1160 1.60 4.60 Botkln(7 14.40 4.40 CSnton (5) 5.00 Qulnma (74) 114.40. TWELFTH RACE 5-16 Mile, Grade Weegee Girl (5) 3J0 280 120 K't Sprite (7) 4.00 3.00 Songa(4) 4.00 CMnlei (5-7) 11.00. Ported (5-7) 20.20. Big (74) (5-7) 760.60.

HamSe-1321240 NIGHT FIRST RACE 5-16 MM. Grade Autograph (7) 7.20 4.20 2.00 Proclaimed (2) 10 3.40 Myron (3) 4.00 Qulnlela (2-7) 24.40. 31.51. SECOND RACE 5-16 MHO. Grade Ronnie Shan (4) 9.60 2 0 2.20 Astro WMi (I) 3.00 2.60 Rock Island Rock (3) 10 Qumiele (44) 21.00.

Perfecta (44) 55.50. Dally Double (74) 50.40. THIRD RACE 5-14 Mle. Grade EchoVatay(3) 0.00 5.60 3.20 JarwlnGoldle(l) 1.40 5.40 Yorktown (4) 5.60 Qulnlela (34) 32.00. Pertecte (34) 70.50.

FOURTH RACE 5-16 Mle. Grade Bob's Delta (3) 4.40 5.00 120 Hurry Baby (2) S.M 5.00 Latent Lou (7) 3.60 Qumiele (3-3) 21.60. Pertecte (3-2) 50.10. FIFTH RACE-34 Mle. Grade Casado(l) 7.00 4.60 3.20 Lane's Third (I) 4.00 4.40 Banding Rocket (6) 3.20 Qulnlela (14) 39.60.

Perfects (14) 70.00. SIXTH RACE 34 Mle. Grade Dark Champion (7) 7.20 4.20 2.00 Broker's Bonus (2) 4.40 4.00 Misty Isle (1) 730 umnieta 12-7) 20.00. isin. SEVENTH RACE 5-14 Mle, Grade LeeYetes(l) 9.00 4.60 4.60 Touch of Oast (4) 7.60 6.20 Catmo (7) 4.40 QukHeie (14) 41.60.

31.25. Perfecta (1-4) 90.60. EIGHTH RACE-34 MM, Grade Galent Margo (6) 7.00 3.20 2.00 LB'sMonl(l) 430 ii.au K's Phoebe (5) 3.40 Qulnlela (14) 19.40 37.5. Pertecte (4-1) 6S.7& NINTH RACE-S-16 MM, Grade MktaiGrede(4) 4.20 4.00 3.00 Peaceful Car (7) 1.00 5.00 Demon Jones (5) 3.20 Qumiele (4-7) 110. 30.91.

Perfecta (4-7) 20.50. TENTH RACE-5-1 MM, Grade Run Lucky (4) 1730 4.60 4.00 Roving Man (5) 5.20 3.20 Mlneoie wmtton (2) 3.20 Qulnieie (4-5) 47.SO. 31.4 Perfecta (4-5) 134.10 as much as $25 on a pest control. Sears aaStJSSSr-- NFL individual statistics LEADING RUSHERS Alt. Yards Gain TDs Simpson But.

111 697 5.9 Hampton, AM. 06 72 55 II 70 73 63 61 361 340 301 20 293 2N 217 279 4.2 4.7 55 3.7 4.2 3.9 41 5.3 I Mccutcneon, i-a. Nottingham, Mia. I naroeman, nou. Harris, Pitt.

looms, N.Y.J. Otis, St. L. MetcaH, St.l SI 270 LEADING PASSERS Aft. Cam.

Yds. TDs Bradshaw, Pttt. Livingston, K.C Anderson, On. Ferguson, Buff. 70 47 631 43 100 77 41 111 100 97 51 23 391 6 965 39 52 23 251 61 129 62 606 52 712 27 374 37 417 Tarkanton, Minn.

Gabriel, PhD. Staubacn, Dal. Landry. Det. Dawson, K.C 59 LEADING PASS RECEIVERS Reed.

Yds. Gain TDs Payne, G.B. 21 21 21 220 14.2 Foreman, Mlna Maxson, N.O. MHcheiBait. Caster, N.Y.J.

Schretoer, S.F. Branch, Oak. 10.5 4.2 10.2 20.0 7.6 16.2 10.1 20.1 16.0 14.1 13.3 9.4 20 123 13 360 136 276 114 321 256 226 212 Podoiak.K.C Curtis, Cln. Carmlchael, Pt N. Moore, Mia.

G. WashingtoaSF 16 16 Matcalt, St. L. 151 LEADING PUNTERS Alt. Yards Avg.

Guy, Oak. Van Heusen, Dan. Bragg, Wash. Patrick, HE. 71 963 45.

II 772 42. 20 153 25 1052 42. Selple.Mla. 16 669 41.1 LEADING PUNT RETURNERS Alt. Yards Ave.

20 271 13.4 Thompson, Don. 64.12.1 4 46 11.3 Richards, Dai. 9 103 11.4 Johnson, Hou. 13 147 11.3 LEADING KICKOFP RETURNERS Art. Yards Avg, Johnson, Hou.

7 251 36.9 12 346 21.1 Tinker, AM. 4 110 273 16 43 27.4 Thomas, K.C 9 244 27.1 AP college division The Top 15 ki the Associated Press col lege division footbal pol, with first place votes in par en mates, season records ana total points. Point based on 10' I 9-0-7-A-5-4-3-2-1: 1. Grambang (27) 5-00 306 2. Western Kentucky (6) 5-00 33 3.

Texas AU (3) 4-0-0 305 4. Idaho State (4) 5-0-0 271 1 Eastern Kentucky 5-0-1 1S6 6. North Dakota (1) 5-0-0 175 7. Boise state 4-0-1 165 I. Dataware 4-1-0 112 9.

Wittenberg 544 74 10. Henderson State 544 65 11. Ithaca (2) 544 37 11 Jackson State 4-14 34 13. Montana 3-14 32 14. N.

Michigan 5-14 023 15. Kentucky State 5-14 22 NCAA statistics RUSHING OFFENSE Yds. Car Yds TD PG Georgia Tech Arkansas 330 15 17 31.1 297 114 1 32.1 356 1104 1 340.1 324 172 24 351.4 3. Arkansas St. 4.

Texas S. Ohio St. 317 1674 20 334.1 PASSING OFFENSE AttCmpYdsTD 17 10 1554 I 15 102 1265 12 II 122 1510 I 111 57 1015 4 1. SanDiMoSt. Stanford Toledo 4.

Arliona St. 5. Brown 7 44 402 TOTAL OPPENSB Yds. Plyi Ydt TD PO 1. Florida 364 2211 II 442.2 34 2201 21 440.2 33 2201 15 440.2 363 2165 22 433.0 371 2152 21 430.4 2.

Georgia Tech 3. Arliona St. 4. Ohio St, 5. Texas SCORING PfS Avg TD PO 14 31.1 21 2 117 37.4 24 7 173 34.6 22 I 1.

Texas 2. Alabama 3. Oklahoma 4. San Diego St, 13 32.2 24 10 160 32.0 22 3 WW St, TOTAL DEFENSE Yds. Plyt Ydt TD PO 1.

Navy II) 1 163.0 Nebreska 3. Taxes AJ.M 4. Alabama 204 141 3 161.2 29 16 3 173.1 303 96 4 193.1 325 1204 7 200.7 1 Central Mich. SEC statistics LEADING RUSHERS Aft Ydt Avg. TO Dubose.Fla.

Jackson, Aub. 13 663 4.1 1.4 65 SO 70 47 14 561 460 451 457 330 Packer, Miss St. Harrison, Ga. Morgan, Term. Md.ee, Ga.

Johnson, Mist. St. 44 24 I 360 45 351 Campassi, Ky. uavit, aw. LEADING PASSERS Aft.

Cmp. Yds. TD Walace. Tern. 49 24 456 3 Lyons, LSU Gaffney.FIa Bounds, Mist.

Todd, Ala. 73 51 64 41 24 34 52 55 34 29 27 30 25 14 14 22 21 17 310 461 273 275 176 146 241 13 222 Roach, Tem, Fisher, Vandy Htte, Ky. Gergls, Aub. Robinson, Ga. ThreedoH, Mitt.

St. 13 217 LB BADINO RECEIVERS Reed. Ydt. Gain TD Salvers, Tem. Klmbrouoh.

MltS. 20 377 11.1 3 201 124 157 27 141 103 170 44 45 11.1 17.4 25.4 13.5 10.3 15.5 7J Hoover, Ky. West, Tena ChamSer, Fie. Newsome, Ala. Burton, Vandy Small, MIts.

Trimble, LSU Sedhjr, Vandy CFL EASTERN CONFERENCE TPH.PFPA Ottawa 9 4 10 30 224 Montreal I 5 I 16 310 261 Toronto 3 4 1 1 Ma Mi Hamaten 3 I 7 210 335 WESTERN CONFERENCE Edmonton 10 3 0 20 345 215 Saskatchewan 4 1 19 329 270 Winnipeg 6 4 I 13 241 771 Calgary 10 209 26 Brash Columbia 4 9 0 231 296 WEDNESDAY'S RESULT British Columbia 25, Ottawa 15 Wednesday's events KANSAS CITY CHIEFS Placed da-fwttv tuck lo Mafrvtw Uptthow on fh Irtfurtd rMrv4 Iff and signed VYm 90M Tom KojWtirtij. UNIVERSITY OP MIAMI Promoted freshman fuSback Rocky Rumerex to the varsity for Fndayt game with the Untversttyef Houston. 7. 2. Pan American Games AT MEXICO CITY, MEXICO Basketball WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS MEN Brail 95, Bahamas Puerto Rico 14, Venoiuel 77 Argentina II.

Canada Cuba 125, Virgin islands 74 Tadayt games Brail vs. Veneiuela Virgin Islands vs. Bahamas United States vs. Puerto Rico Mexico vs. Canada WOMEN Brail 74, Canada 54 Mexico 64, Brail 40 Canada 61, Colombia SI Tedavs games El Salvador vt.

Colombia Cuba vs. DomMciin Rapubtc Yachting WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS (First at seven races) Llahtnlne class 1. Bruce Goldsmith, CNcago. 1 Larry MecDonakL Canada. 3.

Luit schenon, Ar gentina. anipe eiess 1. Jeff Lenheart-Oeve Uernan, San Di ego. 2. Carlos Murtla-ftlcardo Mksnone, Uruguay.

3. Pierre 5 lagan thaler-John Dunkiey, Bahamas. Finn ciast 1. BE Attn, Walworth, Minn. 2.

Daniel MuHce, Mexico. 3. Oeudto Blekark, Bra il. Flvlno Dutchman datt 1. Relnaldo Conrad4urk Cortes, Brail Jaime Kktd-Huoh Kidd.

Canada. Norm Freeman-Jack Matlat, Naw York. Judo Llahtweloht finals 1. Wayne Erdman. Canada.

2. Roberto wacnuto, Brain. 9. peine Burns, Anaheim. Calf and Oscar Stratlco, Ar gentine.

miooieweionT i man 1. Ralner Fischer, Canada. 2. Carlos Motta, Brail. 3.

Oscar Kkkt Dominican Rapubtc, and Steve Cohen, Chicago. Seml-llghtwelght flnait 1. Brad Farrow, Canada. 2. Hector Ro- drlguet, Cuba.

3. Luis Stanohara, Brail and Manuel Luna. Venezuela, tie. Fencing WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS MEN Pall finals 1. Martin Lang, New York, 1 Eduardo jonnt, una.

4. Enrique sawai, uw Weightlifting WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Lightweight finals Clean Jerk 1. Roberto Urrutla, Cuba, 291V (Pan Am record, okt record, P. Rodriguez, Cuba, 253, Cal, 1971). 2, Daniel Cantore, Paclflca, 2Sy.

3, Amaury Corde- ro, uomimcan Kepumc, in. snetcn 1. Urrutla. 36IVi (Pan Am record, ok) record, J. Benlamin, United Statat, 330, Cal, 1971).

I Cantore, 341. 3, Vaktemar RoWes, Veneiuela, 3241. Tatai 1, Urrutla. 660 (Pan Am record, without press, old record, P. Rodriguez, Cuba, S63V, Cal, 1971).

I Cantor, SWVt. cordero, 566V. Featherweight flnait Snatch I. Rolando Chano, Cuba. I HSdenar, Veneiuela.

220. 3. Vetetquoz, Colombia, zzo. Clean ark 1. Chang, 309.

2. Andres Santont, Mexi co, 29. 3. Dav Kussey, United States, m. Tata 1.

Chang, 562. 2. Santiago, Mexico, SIS. veietquez, zig. Field hockey WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Argentina 5, United Stetes 0 Canada 1, Guyana 1, tie Mexico 1, Jamaica 0 Teoay-s garnet Chile vt.

Jamaica Argentina vt. Guyana Mexico vt, Canada Soccer WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Cuba 3, BoNvIe 0 Mexico 3, United Stetes 1 Argentine 6, Jamaica 0 Baseball WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Mexico 4, El Salvador 3 Dominican Republic 3, Cuba 2 United States 7, El Salvador 0 Cuba 9, Canada 0 Teddy's gemot Domincan Rapubtc vs. El Salvador United States vt. Colombia Cuba vt. Puerto Rico Volleyball WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Canada 3, El Salvador 0 Brazil 3, Venezuela 0 Cuba 3, Veneiuela 0 Mexico Salvador 0 TadaVt garnet Veneiuela vt.

Bahamas Canada vs. Brail WOMEN United States 3, Puerto Rico 0 Today's games Canada vt. Puerto Rico Cuba vs. Mexico Shooting WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS MEN Individual central fir plstel flnait IndMduat-l. Marvin Black.

Colurnbut, Ga. 59 of 600. I Harschel Anderson, Columbus, Ga 56. 1, LeopokJo Ortega, Mexico, 53. 4.

Jimmy McCauley, Columbus, Ga. 50. 3. Lea James, Canada, 50. Team 1.

United stetes, 234, ot Ztoo. Argentina, 2,297. 3. Cuba, 2,201. 4.

Maxl a. canaoa, Team central fire pittel final Team 1. Untied Stetes. 2.334. 2.

Ar- gentma, 2.297. 3. Cuba, 2.21. 4. Mexico, 2.262.

5. Canada, 2.24. a. Panama. 2.237.

Dominican Repubac, 2.232. 0. Brail, 2.230. 9. Puerto Rico, 1210.

10. Bolvla 1191 11. Jamaica, 1174. 12, Guayana, 2,156. WOMEN Individual small bar rffM finals 1.

Margaret Murdock, Tope Karw 1,166 of 1,200. Lonet Wlgger, Coajrnbut, Gaw 1,142. 3. Lamy Batsham, Bedford, Tex. 1,160.

4. John Writer, Clarendon HRs, B. 1,151 1 Miguel Vafdet, Cuba, 1,151. Team-1. Untied Stetes, 4440 of 4,400.

Cube, 4363. 3. Canada, 4310. 4. Argentina, 4147.

1 Mexico, 461 Track and field WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS MEN nieisi flnats 1. Luta Medina, Cuba, 1:47.90 aquaH Pan American Games record. 1 Leandre Choi Cuba, 1:41.75. 1 Carlos Martinet, Mexico, 1:40.71. 4 Raynald Beaton, Guyana, M9.11.

5. Thomas MecLean, Orange, N.J., 1:49.1. 4. Ken Elmer, Canada, 1:49.30. 7.

Keith Francis. New Bedford, TWELFTH RACE 34 MM, Grade Wright Andes Kt Carefree Patfle Moth Fab Pees Fern Marina Sua TelDol LBsPlainJo Puppy Picker The Times' hanoicapper had 37 dogs In the money. Including seven winners on the double program at the Tampa Gray-hound Track. 1. G.R.

Rip Off (3), Kay't Son (7), L.B.'t Lady Luck (1) 3. Canoe Shoes (3), Dotted Lin (1), Poor Ann (5) 3. Keen Image (7), Magic Day (3), K't Mistress (6) 4. Sherry Maa (2), T'l Nlta (6), Fee max (). Sharmedero (7), Jilted Jill (2), Frexon (6).

6. Montague Friend (6), Abbey Dove Mlneoie Deitey (2), Russian (6), Pee's Tracy (I). One CFour (5), Gala Jones (2), G.R. John John (I). 9.

Batmen's King (1), Mercury Go (3), Marg (7). 10. Twice A Price (3), Leland Skeens Express (5). 1 1. Bunoke Problem (4), K't Curtain (5), Sir Bomber of Luti (2).

12. L.B.'t Plain Joe (I), K's Carefree (5), Tea Do (4). Dally Double (3-3). Best Bet Bennon'i King (Din 9th Race. Solunar tables AM.

PJM. Miner Malar Miner Major Oate Oct. 14 Thuri 17 Frl 15 Sat 1 Sun 150 3:30 4:05 4:45 9:20 3:15 940 9S5 3:55 10:15 10-JS 4:30 10-J5 11:15 5:10 11:33 TODAY'S TIDES Sun rises 7:31 a.m., sets 70 Dm Moon rises 4:49 p.m., sets 4:14 e.m. St. Petersburg Municipal Pier High tide 12:34 a.m., 12:54 p.m.; Low fid si e.m, p.m.

FRIDAY'S TIDES Sun rises 7:31 ajn. sets 6:59 p.m.; Moon Rises 5:1 p.m., sets 59 a.m. St. Petersburg Municipal Plar High tide 12:57 a.m., 1:42 p.mj Low tide 7:14 a.m. 7:24 pm See other tides, weather, page 2-A Cuba 14 5 7 24 U.S.

11 I 7 26 Brail 3 7 3 12 Canada 3 3 4 10 Mexico 2 4 11 Penema 0 2 0 2 Colombia 0 1 3 4 Trinidad 0 10 1 Veneiuela 0 1 0 1 Puerto Rico 0 1 3 4 Dominican Rep. 0 0 4 4 Argentina 0 0 1 1 Guatemala 0 0 11 Tatelt 33 33 37x 103 Extra bronze meoalt awarded to losing semlflnelsts kxto. NHL WALES CONFERENCE NORRIS DIVISION PfS. GP OA Montreal Pittsburgh x-Los Annates 1 0 1 2 Detroit 0 2 Washington 0 4 0 0 ADAMS DIVISION Buffalo 2 0 0 4 California 2 2 0 4 Toronto 12 0 2 Boston 0 111 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE PATRICK DIVISION PhHadalphla 3 0 0 1 N.Y. Islanders 2 0 2 1 N.Y.

Rangers 2 1 I Atlanta 0 3 0 0 SMYTHE DIVISION Vancouver 2 2 0 4 St. Louis 1 1 13 KansasOty I 113 Chicago ,113 4 Minnesota 12 0 2 Late games not Included TUESDAY'S RESULTS New York Wanders 5, Montreal 3 Vancouver 7, Washington 2 St. Louis 5, Kansas Oty 1 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS New York Rangers Atlanta 1 Washington at Lot Angeles, night Pittsburgh Toronto 4 Detroit 4, Chicago 4 Minnesota 4, California 1 TODAY'S GAMES St. Louis at Philadelphia, night Boston at Detroit, night Chicago at Buffalo, night WHA CANADIAN DIVISION PfS. GP GA I Quebec Winnipeg Edmonton Calgary Toronto BAST DIVISION Indianapolis Cincinnati Cleveland New England WEST DIVISION 2 1 0 Minnesota Houston Denver San Dleso 0 TUESDAY'S RESULTS Calgary 5, Mlanapols 3 Toronto 4, Houston 3 Quebec Edmonton WEDNESDAY 1 RESULT! New England 5, Edmonton 4, ot.

Cleveland Minnesota 4 TODAY'S GAMES Indiana at San Diego, night Winnipeg at Denver, tight AHL TUESDAY'S RESULTS Baltimore 4, Nova Scotia 5 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Sprkigfleld at Rochester, night TOOAY'S GAMES No games scheduled CHL TUESDAY'S RESULTS NO ftWTWS tecWKl WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES Tulsa at Fort Worth, night Dates at Salt Lake City, night. Wednesday's events NEW ENOLAND WHALERS Trad- ad left wing John French to the San Diego Manner i tor a eeceo-rouno oran next year. Wednesday's events Muhammad Al wE stage an exNbrHon bout Nassau later this month to retta funds for the Island Nation's Governing Progretilve Uberal Party, Al wE fight Etthe Obed, Levi Forte. Larry Hot-net Pitching Summary astan Re sax ER BB SO ERA Tlant (1-0) Laa Drago (0-1) Wlsa Burton Oavaland WHAy (0-1) Morat 0 2 3 0.00 I 1 3 4 1-3 4 1-3 0 1 1-3 0 3 3 1-3 1 2.25 0 9.00 1 10.3 0 0.00 2 0.00 1 0.00 I 0.00 Totals 3 27 1-3 19 I 9 13 143 Cincinnati Rads IF ER BB SO ERA Gulett, (0-1) 1 10 4 4 3 6.00 Carrol McEnanay 2 2-3 3 4 2-3 112-3 1 1-3 2 3 2-3 1 4 12 1 0 26.17 4.21 1.59 .00 2.45 2.25 4.50 Borbon E'wk (2-0) Nolan Darcy Totals 3 27 29 12 12 14 4M Scora By Innings Boston (A) 110 702 0 13 1 9 Cincinnati (N) ooo 002 2. DP-Onckmatl 5, Boston 1.

LOB Cincinnati 17, Boston 22. SB Concapdon, Foster, Perei, Grif-tay. Doyla, Evans, Wllloughby. SF Coopar, Morgan, Lynn. HBP by Bllllngham (Evans).

Balk-Tlent. WP Darcy. Florida Winter League NORTHERN DIVISION Pet. 6B Detroit 16 5 .762 Montraal 11 9 .550 4Vi TanasAtlanta 10 9 326 5 Cincinnati 9 9 .500 3V BaHlmora 11 12 .471 4 Naw York (NL) 9 11 .450 4Vi St. LouisHouston 9 12 .429 7 PhHedelphle 7 10 .412 7 SOUTHERN DIVISION Kansas Oty 13 4 Mt Boston 10 I .556 2V TaxetAtlenta I 9 .471 4 Y.

(AL) Oavaland 7 12 J6I 4 Pittsburgh 11 JI3 It WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS TexasAtlanta 2-2, Pittsburgh 1-0 Naw YorMAL) Cleveland 4, Kantat City 2 BaHlmora 3, Montreal 2, 10 Innings ondnnatt 4, Detroit 11 Innings PhHedetle 4, St. LouisHouston 3 TODAY'S GAMES Northern Dlvlslen PMadelphia vs. Montraal (2), Pay ton new, t. petersDura Detroit vs. New York Mats (2), Hugglne- stenoei, sr.

rerersDurg St. Louis-Houston vs. dndnnatl (2), Al Lopez Fietd, Tampa Savttiarn Dlvttlan Kansas Oty vs. Boston, Payne Park, Sa rasota Pittsburgh vi. New York Yenkeet- Oevelanit Royals Complex, Sarasota Baltimora and Texas-Atlanta, Otf FRIDAY'S GAMES Nerthern Division Baltimore vs.

PNIadetphla, Phases' Complex, Clearwater Cincinnati vs. New York Mots, Hugglnt-Stenoet St. Petersburg Montreal vs. St. Louts-Houston, Butch Flew, St.

Petersburg Sauthern Division Texas-Atlanta v. Naw York Yankee-Clevaland (2), Royals Complex, Sarasota Pittsburgh vs. Boston, (2), Payne Park, Sarasota Detroit and Kansas Oty, Off Wednesday's events PIRBMEN OP THE YEAR Rich Cottage of the Chicago White Sox and Al Hrabosky of the St. Louts Cardhatt have been named Firemen of the year by the Sporting News. 11 vkm centod serum we don't Just kill the bugs after they get in your nouse.

we treat inside and outside to keep them i i MM IB. 11 Si Wm Wednesday's events U.1 Trotting Association Two victo ries separata the leaders In the ovora standkigs, Walter Paisley holds a 257 triumphs to 255 for Daryle Butte1 1. Pro exhibitions TUESDAY'S RESULTS Portland (NBA) 114, Boston (NBA) 95 Detroit (NBA) 111 Cleveland (NBA) 111 Kentucky (ABA) 120. Buffalo (NBA) 116 tmcego (NBA) 172, Utah (ABA) 119, OT New York (ABA) 122, Washington (NBA) 114 New Orleans (NBA) 105, San Antonio I ABA 104 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Detroit (NBA) 121, Cleveland (NBA) 102 man aba) at seetne (NBA), night New York (NBA) 101 kvjano (ABA) 93 Portland (NBA) at San Dteoo (ABA). Golden Stete (NBA) 119, New York (ABA) 114 St.

Louts (ABA) 111 Virginia (ABA) 107 TODAY'S GAMES New Orteens (NBA) vs. Atlanta (NBA) at Chattanooga, Tem. night New York (NBA at Detroit (NBA) nlaht antes dry (NBA) at St. Louts (ABA), night Buffalo (NBA) at San Antonio (ABA), Nyff a fa out. can today and save full year of professional Authorized Termite and Pest Control service.

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