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Page 10, THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, Orangeburg, S.C., Saturday. February 13, 1971 Duke Aiming At Two Goals In Game Today Got Involved Morodi Wins PERTH, Australia (AP) BALTIMORE (AP) -Anthony Morodi of South Africa National Basketball Association outpointed Toro George of New star Earl Monroe, arrested on Deacon All-America to only 19 points. Ironically, in last week loss to Maryland, DeVenzio had trouble stopping Howard White. The DeVenzio White matchup will be equalled in importance by the face-off between Duke's Denton and Maryland's Sparky StiU. In the first meeting between we schools, Denton collected 17 rebounds, but Still was able to hold the Duke center to only 15 points for the game.

Duke Maryland' games in College Park have almost always been thrillers. Last season, Will Hetzel's shot at the buzzer gave the Terps a 52-50 upset win over the Blue Devils. Three years before that, Bob Verga scored six points in thirty seconds to give Duke an overtime win over the Terps. The regionally televised-game at College Park will be at 2 p.m. DURHAM, N.

The Duke Blue Devils will be seeking twin goals in today's meeting with the Maryland Terrapins. Coach Bucky Waters' squad will be trying to reach the .500 plateau in the ACC for the first time and at the same time get a little revenge for last week's 88-79 loss to the Terrapins in Durham. The Blue Devils have yet to even their ACC record this season after losing to Virginia and South Carolina in the first two conference games. After edging Wake Forest on Wednesday night, the Blue Devils have a 4-5 slate. Maryland is 4.5 and 12-7 over-all.

Coach Waters was very pleased with the win over the Deacons. "It was a super game," said the Duke mentor. "And a great win for us. (Dick) DeVenzio did a super job and Pirates Are Invading Charleston chase basketball during recent victory for the Bulldogs, who will be at home Monday night to Savannah State. LOOSE BASKETBALL Sooth Carolina State's Eural Lang (No.

33) and Erskine's Vollie McKinzie (No. 55) PDififiieDf Dim F.ir Hp Toe in five putts ranging from 10 to 20 feet. "It's probably the best putting round I've had in a long time," said Palmer who has repeatedly blamed putting troubles for his long stretch without a triumph. He started on the 10th hole, parred it, then bogeyed the next when he missed the green. The stampede was on at the following hole, a 468-yard par-5 which Palmer reached with a 3-iron.

He rammed in a 15-foot putt for an eagle and knocked in a 12-foot putt for a deuce on the next hole, putting him five under par for a string of four holes. Heidl BUCKY WATERS Duke Coach Randy) Denton was a tower of strength." DeVenzio had the task of guarding Wake's Charlie Davis and the Duke little man held the CALHAYSLIP Citadel Standout il-9 record, 5-3 in the conference, and an outside chance to finish second in the league standings. Coach Dick Campbell's Bulldogs will be trying to stop a two-game losing streak. In their 28. Fritz Schulz, Adenau, West Ger many, Mustang, 28, $115 29.

Bobby Wilson, Manning, Cama ro, 26, $110 30. Bob Tullius, Falls Church, Ca maro, 24, $105 31. Randy Hutchinson, Newport News, Camaro, 19, $100 32. Jim Paschal, Hpgh Point, N.C., Javelin, 16. $100 33.

Aubrey Cox, Wilmington, Mus tang, 16. $100 34. Pee Wee Wenti, Lanville, Ca maro, 15, $100 35. Vic Ellord, Heston, Cama ro, 9, $100 36. J.

Trivette, Atlanta, Cama ro, 9, $100 37. Kruger Johnston, Savannah, Camaro, 9, $100 38. Steve White, Greenville, S.C., Cama-ro, 5, $100 39. Bill Chevalier, South Amboy, Javelin, 4, $100 40. Bob Burcham, Rossville, Ca maro, 3, $150 41.

Al Straub, Louisville, Mustang, 3, $100 42. Jimmy Vaughn, Greenville, Camaro, 2, $100 43. Jimmy Hailey, Winston Salem, Camaro, 2, $100 44. Glenn Brewer, Winston Salem, Camaro, 0, $100 Time of race: 2 hours 26 10 average speed: 102 697 m.p h. Dunes for their final two rounds.

Long-haired Ray Floyd, a former PGA champion, also playing at Indian Wells, cut out a 65 and moved into third place at 205, just one stroke back. Bill Casper, Masters champion and" 1970 Player of the Year, glided into contention with a 68 for 207, also at Indian Wells. Bert Yancey, one of three tied for first place with Palmer going into the third round, carded a 71 at LaQuinta and was tied with Orville Moody at 209. Moody had a 69 at Tamarisk. "I'm tired," Palmer admitted after his round in the 93-degree heat.

"But," he said, smiling, "you can say I enjoy my work." Palmer, who scored the last of his 55 tour victories in December of 1969, changed putters. He pulled his old one out of his vast collection and knocked PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) Big Jim Wiechers caught front-running Arnold Palmer with a remarkable eight-under par 64 and moved into a tie for first place in the third round of the $140,000 Bob Hope Desert. Golf Classic Friday. Palmer, mounting the charge which made him a golfing legend, stormed over his first nine holes with three birdies and a pair of eagles before he tired under the blazing desert sun and finished with a 66.

The 41-year-old millionaire, most dynamic player the game has known, but suffering from a long victory drought, had been in the clubhouse for a half hour before the burly Wiechers tied him with a 54-hole total of 204. That pit them 12 under par for the tournament with two rounds still to go in this 90hole marathon being played over four desert courses. Each played at Indian Wells Country Club Friday and will move to Bermuda CHARLESTON, S. C. It has probably been at least two centuries since Charleston concerned itself with pirates.

Yet Saturday night at 8:15 the Pirates yof. East Carolina University will step onto the Armory floor with the specific purpose of pirating away third place in the Southern Conference basketball standings. The big villain, as far as Citadel fans are concerned, will be 6-7 forward Jim Gregory, who currently leads the conference scoring race with a 19.1 average. He has hit 47 of his last 80 shots from the floor for a fantastic 58.8 per cent and has been instrumental in leading East Carolina to five straight victories. Gregory is only 68 points away from establishing a new school career scoring record.

Al Faber, the 6-10 sophomore, continues to be tops in pirating rebounds in the conference. He is averaging 12.9. The five game win streak has propelled East Carolina to an 9. Richard Childress, Winston-Salem, N.C., Camaro, 62, $550 10. T.

C. Hunt, Atlana, Ga Camaro, 62, $500 11. Ross Smith, Cincinnati, Ca maro, 62, $450 12. 12. Phil Wills, Nashville, Camaro, 62, $400 13.

Randy Bannister, Moultrie, Cougar, 61, $350 14. Bob Williams, Jackson, Mustang, 59, $300 15. 15. Baxter Price, Monroe, Camaro, 57, $250 16. Bobby Fleming, Lanville, Ca maro, 57, $200 17.

H. B. Bailey, Houston, Tex. Fire bird, 56, $790 18. Billy Hagan, Lalayette, Camaro, 53, $180 19.

David Boggs, Morrisville, N.C., Firebird. 49, $160 21. C. B. Gwyn, Marion, Cougar, 45, $150 22.

Bob Brewer, Winston Salem, N.C., Camaro, 44, $145 23. Joe Dean Huss, Roanoke Rapids, N.C., Camaro, 44, $140 24. Buck Baker, Charlotte, N.C., Firebird, 3), $285 25. Ernie Shaw, Winston Salem, N.C.. Mustang, 31, $130 26 Seiichi Suiuki, Tokyo, Japan, Camaro, 30.

$125 1 27. Charlie Blanton, High Point, N.C., Camaro, 30, $120 Win Minnesofan's Car Slow But Wins Citrus 250 Zealand, the British Empire featherweight champion, in a 10-round non-title bout Friday night. Each fighter weighed 126 pounds. There were no knockdowns. Sarich Triumphs DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.

(AP) Chuck Sarich of Rock-ville, raced across the finish line inches ahead of a cluster of four cars Saturday and won the first Inver House Grand Prix for Formula 100 cars. Fifty of the little open cockpit machines started the race and all but four finished, though most were back of the four frontrunners. The cars use either Ford, Volkswagen or Renault engines. Hernandez Signs SAN DIEGO (AP) Shortstop Enzo Hernandez signed his 1971 contract with the San Diego Padres baseball club Friday on his 22nd birthday. General Manager Eddie Leishman also announced the signing of another infielder, Ra-fael Robles.

Tiny Lund Seeking 2nd Permatex 300 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Tiny Lund, stock car racing's Paul Bunyun, guns for his second straight Permatex 300 victory Saturday against the world's swiftest "used cars." The 263-pound Lund burned the 2.5-mile Daytona International Speedway at 179.974 miles an hour in a 1968 Ford to capture the inside police position in the $42,000 late model sportsman race. Veteran Red Farmer of Hueytown, clocked 174.162 m.p.h. in another 1968 Ford and starts the race beside Lund in the final preliminary to Sunday's Daytona 500. Ford dominates tbet quickest qualifiers in the 40-car field with Larry Smith in a '68 Ford and Haskell Willingham in a '61 model lined up behind the Lund-Farmer tandem.

Lund, a drawling fishing camp operator from Cross, S.C., qualified nearly 40 miles an hourfasterthan the slowest car in the field. Winner of the 120-lap race will earn a minimum of $8,500. Lund, counting bonuses, claimed $11,850 for last year's victory at a slow 133.316 m.p.h. in a '66 Ford. Pro Basketball At A Glance By The Associated Press NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division GB Vi 6V 21 New York 40 Philadelphia 37 Boston 33 Buffalo 17 23 25 29 46 .635 .597 .532 .270 Central Division Baltimore 34 25 Cincinnati 24 3 Atlanta 23 3 Cleveland 11 53 .576 .400 .371 .172 lOVj 13 25Vj Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 49 1 1 117 Detroit 37 .22 627 11V Chicago 36 24 .600 13 Phoenix 3 25 .590 Pacific Division Los Angeles 34 23 .410 San Francisco 33 30 .524 5 Seattle 27 35 .435 IOVj San Diego 2 37 .431 Portland 21 39 .350 lSVi Thursday's Results Milwaukee 122, Los Angeles (a San Diego 119, San Francisco 111 Seattle 119, Cincinnati 101 Only games scheduled.

Friday's Games Boston at Baltimore Philadelphia at Detroit New York at Atlanta Los Angeles at Chicago Cincinnati at San Francisco Phoenix at Cleveland 4 Seattle at Portland Only games scheduled. Saturday's Games Chicago at Milwaukee Phoenix at New York Cincinnati at San Diego Buffalo at Cleveland Only games scheduled. Sunday's Games Philadelphia vs. Baltimore at College Park, afternoon Boston at Detroit, afternoon Milwaukee at Atlanta, afternoon, TV Cincinnati at Los Angeles San Francisco at Seattle, afternoon Phoenix at Buffalo, Afternoon Cleveland at Chicago, afternoon Only games scheduled. ASA East Division Lost Pet Virginia 41 19 Kentucky 33 21 .541 Carolina 27 34 .443 New York 26 33 .441 Pittsburgh 26 37 .413 Florldians 24 3 .400 West Division Utah 3 .672 Indiana 37 20 .44 Memphis 35 26 .574 Denver 22 37 .373 Teas 19 39 .328 01 14 14Vi 1V4 17Vj 1V 17' 20 Thursday's Results Virginia 125, Floridians lit Pittsburgh 114, New York 110 Only games scheduled.

Friday's Game Pittsburgh at Indiana Kentucky at Denver Floridians vs. Texas at Lubbock Memphis at Utah Only games scheduled. Saturday's Oamet Memphis vs. New York at Hofstra Utah at Texas Only garnet scheduled. Sunday's Oames New York at Denver Kentucky vs Virginia at Norfolk Floridiarrs vs Carolina at Raleigh Memphis at Indiana Utah at Pittsburgh disorderly conduct charges during disorders following a high school basketball game, was commended by the Baltimore Bullets Friday.

"In an era when there seems to be a great deal of public apathy," Jerald Sachs, the team's executive president said, "the Bullets commend Earl for his willingness to get involved positively. "At the same time, we regret that perhaps his efforts or even his actual presence may have been interpreted as failure to obey an order of a police officer." May Go Pro TULSA, Okla. (AP) Dana Lewis, 6-foot-10 star of the University of Tulsa basketball team, said Friday he may turn professional rather than plan his senior year of basketball. Lewis, who has scored more than 500 points this season, has been drafted by the Virgpnia Squires of the American Basketball Association, and the National Basketball Association will be picking in March. Sun fish Regatta PUERTO AZUL, Venezuela (AP) Garry Hoyt, defending champion, won the first race of the second world "Sunfish" class regatta championship Friday, with Ted Moore of Darien, Conn, taking second place.

Moore was overall leader with a low six points. Garry Hoyt, who finished seventh in the second race, followed with eight points. Schedule Set SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The Shrine East-West pro football game will be played at Candlestick Park the next five years, it was announced Friday. The sponsors of the college all-star game have reserved dates through 1975. This year's game will be Dec.

31, the San Francisco Recreation and Park Commission said. The game was played at Ke-zar Stadium for many years, but was at Stanford Stadium and the Oakland Coliseum the last two years. Meeting Feb. 18 NEW YORK (AP) The National Basketball Association's Board of Governors will meet here Feb. 18 with the agenda to include a report from counsel on the current status of the Spencer Haywood case.

Haywood is the controversial star who left the Denver Rock- ets of the American Basketball Association to play for the Seat- tie Supersonics of the NBA. An injunction issued last month permitted him to play for the Sonics even though his college class has not graduated. Wins Chess Event MALAGA, Spain AP) Ken Rugoff of the United States defeated Joaquim Durao of Portugal in 61 moves Friday in the Sun Coast Chess Tournament. Rogoff also beat Antonio Ruiz Lacalle of Spain in 39 moves. Arthur Bisguier, another American, drew with Ernesto Palacios of Spain in 39 moves.

Keeps Title BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Jeff White retained the Australian lightweight boxing title Friday night with a unanimous 15-round decision over former world bantamweight champion Lionel Rose. White weighed 124V4 pounds and Rose 123. Workhorse Signs CHICAGO (AP) Tommy John, workhorse of the Chicago White Sox pitching staff, signed his 1971 contract Friday. Terms were not disclosed, but the Sox lefty reportedly was given a substantial pay hike. John last season had a 12-17 record and 3.25 ERA for 254 innings.

Two Divisions ATLANTA AP) The North American Soccer League will operate with two four-team divisions in 1971, Commissioner Phil Woosnam announced Friday. The defending champion, Rochester, will be in the northern division along with the newly formed New York Cosmos and the two Canadian teams, Montreal and Toronto. Title Rematch ROME (AP) The world middleweight title rematch between champion Carlos Monzon or Argentina and Italy's Nino Benvenuti probably will be held in Rome April 17 instead of San Remo, the original site, promoter Robert Sabbatini said Friday. last two outings, The Citadel has lost to Furman and Chattanooga and currently post a record of 10-9 overall and 4-3 in the conference. "Sometimes we forget that we are playing together as a team," says Campbell.

"After the loss to Chattanooga, we told our boys to take a day off and get together. They like to play in the Armory and we are looking for a good game with East Carolina." Senior Ben Ledbetter tops the Cadet scores with a 14.0 average and also leads the team in assists with 28. Two other starters, 6-8 John Sutor (12.6) and guard Steve Fishel (11.7) are also averaging in double figures. On February 27 The Citadel will travel to Greenville, N. C.

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Ries, a heavy equipment oper-aior when he's not racing, won $4,800 and runnerup Wayne Andrews earned $2,550. Bailey started on the first row in the 45-car field beside leading qualifier Buck Baker, who pushed a Firebird at 107.603 miles an hour in trials. Baker was the race leader through most of the first 140 miles, but the 51-year-old Charlotte, N.C., grandfather lost his engine while running first on the 38th of 67 laps. Ries and Bailey swapped the lead once Baker was gone, but the Texan finally was eliminated and opened the road for the Grand American newcomer. Ries, 32, was rookie of the year on the United States Auto Club stock circuit in 1970 and shifted this year to NASCAR events.

Ries' pit crew got excited when it knew the 13th fastest qualifier was coming home a winner. It raised a sign that said "party time" as the Minnesota driver zipped through the final five miles. Bailey's final, car-killing mishap came after 200 miles when his faculty steering caused him to miss the turnoff into the infield portion of the road course. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) The unofficial order of finish in Friday's Citrus 250 race over the 381 mile Daytona track road course.

Including laps completed and prize money won: 1. Billy Ries, Shakopee, Camaro, 47 laps, (4.125 2. Wayne Andrews, Siler City, fC, Mustang, 66, 3. Rusty Jowett, Waldroff, Mustang, 66, 11,700 4. Joel Chitwood, Tampa, Camaro, 65, 11,000 5 Tiny Lund, Cross, Cmaro, 65, 11,000 Capps, Jacksonville, Camaro, 64, $700 7.

Paul Tyloer, Charlotte, N.C., Mustang, 61, $650 I. Bobby Brack, Miami, Camaro, 63. S6O0 The Soviet Union has five golds and France now has three. The only other country with more than one is West Germany, with two. The United States has one on the victory of Julie Holmes in figure skatingand expects no more.

America's Alpine skiers had a disastrous day in the giant slalom. Paul Crews of Anchorage Alaska, a 22-year-old student at Western State College in Colorado, who won a bronze medal in the downhill, took a spill and was disqualified. Hank Kashiwa of Old Forge, N.Y., who had rated a good medal chance, lost a contact lens on the first run, stopped, retrieved it and still made good enough time to finish Mauduit made the two descents in 2 minutes, 55.70 seconds in beating out Helmut Schmalzl, an Italian wood carver, who clocked 2:56.14. Sweden's Anders Hansson was third Jn 2:57.13. The French gold medalist is a 30-year-old racer who was well-known on the slopes until a series of injuries, including a compound fracture of the leg, put him out of action in 1968 and 1969.

Nerland, a 25-year-old sports shop assistant from Molde, gave Norway its first gold medal when he covered the 31 miles of hills and valleys in 2 hours, 44 minutes, 45.63 seconds. Simochev was a driving second in 2:45:01.67 with Gerhard Grimmer of East Germany third in 2:45:13.50. America's marathon ski specialist, Mike Elliott of Durango, did not compete. East and West Germany took charge in the luge competition, an event in which small sleds careen down icy slopes at break-neck speed. East Germany's Wolfgang Scheidel led the men's single luge after three of four runs while in the women's single luge West Germany's Elisabeth Demleitner, the 1970 world champion, held a slim lead over East Germany's Angela JCoesel.

SAPPORO, Japan (AP) -The veteran George Mauduit of France won the men's giant slalom Friday and the Soviet Union finally came up empty-handed in the grab for gold medals in the International Winter Sports Week. The Soviet tide was stemmed by a virtually unknown Norwegian, Audun Nerland, who beat m't Russia's heavily favored Fedor Simachev in the 50-kilometer cross-country ski race. Mauduit's triumph and Si-machev's surprise defeat moved France into a contending position with the Soviet Union for the most gold medals in this preview of the 1972 Winter Olympics, which has three more days to go. Seven ACC Teams Playing Games Tonight Seven of the Atlantic Coast Conference's eight basketball teams will be in action today and tonight. South Carolina will be the lone conference team not performing.

The North South doubleheader at Charlotte will have Clemson tackling North Carolina and North Carolina State taking on Georgia Tech in that order tonight. Duke and Maryland will battle over afternoon television from College Park, and Virginia and Wake Forest will meet in a night game. In Southern Conference action, the slate calls for three family squabbles: East Carolina at Citadel, Furman at Virginia Military and Davidson at Richmond. Around the state, the schedule has Francis Marion at Presbyterian, Newberry at Pfeiffer, Armstrong at Lander, College of Charleston at Er-skine, Baptist at UNC-Asheville, Allan at Gardner-Webb, Benedict at Fort Valley State and Claflin at Morris. A 3 ii 11 'j V-i IK A 13 'S a 'j in ib il i li Tomorrow is Valentino's Day.

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