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Scouts Headed For State The Gallup MM Independent-MotxJoy, May 2, 1977-Poge 5 WINDOW ROCK (SUif) Mike Kellogg and Gilbert Clans- chee womd up the Window Rock Scout baseball regular season on Friday and Saturday with wins (or their team. The Scouts took a S-5 decision over Page on Saturday and won a 9-5 meeting over Many Farms on Friday to put the Scouts' final season mark at overall, and it gave them a perfect 104 record in conference play. The Scouts, who will be heading for Mesa, Arizona next Friday (or the first round of the state playoffs, played neither poorly or great in their last two games according to Coach Don Rezac of Window-Rock. "Ithinkthekidswereguiliyof looking ahead to next week, said Rezac. He said that the defense probably suffered the biggest letdown.

By beating Page on Saturday, the Scouts caused Page a lot of trouble. In Arizona, a win or loss for the Scouts hase no effect on their conference record, while a win or loss is registered on Page's conference mark. The loss forced Page into a two-way tie with Parker, and now the two teams will have to play Tuesday to determine the runnerupof (hat conference. The winner of the Parker-Page matchup will determine Window Rock's first round opponent at state on Friday. Coach Rezac is figuring that their opponentswill probably be Page.

Mike Kellogg picked up his seventh win of the year against Page on Saturday. Kellogg gave up seven hits and collected ten strikeouts on his way to a perfect 7-0 record as a pitcher this year, Kellogg also led the way for his team at the plate in the game. Mike went two for four and knocked in three RBl's. Perry Begay and Gerald Slinky both had two for three performances to help in the Scout hitting attack. Window Rocks 9-5 win over Many Farmson Friday gave the Scouts a per feet 10-0 mark tor conference thi yea r.

The Scouts had already been assured of a stale playoff berth weeks ago, but they were still after a perfect conference mark, and they got it. Gilbert Clauschee only gave up five hits, while a few Scout errorshelpedgiveManyFarmsmostoflheirruns.ThcScouts had 11 hits in that Clauschefi's record went to 3-1 with Hie win. Seven Scout starters were named to an all conference team released this week. The team included pitchers Mike Kellogg and Gilbert Clauschee, catcher Edison Becenti. infieldcrs EugeneMiles and Perry Begay.

and outfielders Delford Silver and F.rnie Tso. Bengals Split with Bulldogs Playoff Results By IV tawliU NltfMli HHktT Lttn PLAVOTO Montreal 1, New York Idiot- en Monlrwl Iradt secies 3-1. Suiiy'i Mill Boston 3, 0, Bos- Ion uins series 40. TVdlj'j Cinei Kev York Islanders at MOG- Worli PLAYOFFS BetM-Sevti Slbrdly'i Reiriu Iftdiar.ajclis 2, Quebec 0, leads series 3-1. Winr.ipcE Houston 3 Suiiij's Kmli Wir-nlpee 6, Hcistcn t.

Winrj- leads series 3-1 Tuesday, Miy 3 Indianapolis al Qjebec Wsr.nipeg al Houston ALBUQUERQUE (Staff) The Bengal icam slil. has a chance at finishing second in district despite a mi Albuquerque High on Saturday that left them at 6 in league play, mainly because most of the other district schools have taken turns'beat ing each other. The only Santa Fe. which has only lost district contest this M-osun. The Bengals gaveupthatonebig inningtotheir in (he first game, and consequently lost a 7-0 decision iheiiril game, before coming back to win the second Don Fisher started the first game (or the Bengals, and as doing verj-well untillhelifth inning when the Bulldogs burned him lor four runs.

Gallup started the game ri-al fast with three quick runs in the opening stanza. Fa-d Scaggan led alt with walk, and a Keith Money double gave the Bengals a quick 1-0 lead. Keith and Greg Money later scored in the inning off at hits by Benjie Mer.doza and Andy Tafoya. The Bulldogs stored a run of their in the tirsl inning, but AilSadded another run in the fourth, but liie real in ihi- game was the Albuquerque filth inning. The on Fisher lor four hits and four runs to gne AHS a 7-3 Gallup scored three runs in the sixth inning, and Fisher ju-l ended short tying the game up tor the Bengals.

Benjie Mendoza started the inning off with the first iwir straight extra-base hits for Gallup. Mendoza hit a double and was followed by And)' Tafoya wilh a triple. Billy Armijo with a double and Don Fisher with another double. Mendoza. Armijo.

and Tafoya all scored, but the Bengal rally ended with Fisher stranded an third base. bengaK Win Sru'iid Anthony Lueras held the Bulldogstu unly en hits and four runs on ay lo a 6--1 win in the second game for Gallup. Pete Leyba went in in the i inning tor relief help and picked up the save. Jaime Diaz and Greg Money bolli scored runs in the lOiirlti innine after Money and Andy Tafoya collected singles in the stanza. The lead went back and forth in the game, but ihe Bengals finally put it away in the next inning.

Fred Scaggari. Keith Money, and Greg Money all scored the filth inning on only one hit. But what a Kit it nas. Fred and Keith got on base by a walk and an error. Greg stepped up to the plate and smashed three-run homer nhich lifted tin Bengals to victory.

Fred Scaggari scored an insurance run in the seventh inning after getting aboard on a double. The Bengalswill play West Mesa neM Saturday at the Canyon Mickey Mantle field. Gallup "ill a tw inn boll: games to ket-p'their clam es alls in ilu- district raee. TESTIMONY ENDS Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, leh, and Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner, fight, leave the federalcourt buildingfollowingthe conclusionof their testimony in Turners suit to reverse Kuhns decision to suspend Turner for remarks made at a cocktail party. (AP Brewer First Twice at Belen BKll'S (Staff I Only three Gallup runners scored fur Gallup at the iMcn Invitational Track Meet on Saturday.

mond Breuer. Bill Smiiii. am) Ken Benally all scored ior the Bengalleam. Coach Dick Kastridgf of Gallup took some ninih graders along to Belen to guc them some experience, they will be liikinginernexlyeai-. good learning ex for all of them." said Eastridge.

The coach only louk along ninth graders that lie thought could compete at the meet. Brewer has done well in the jump. 100 yard rtash. anil yard dash this year, but Saturday he added another vent to his list of credentials. He ran in the 4-iO yard dash for the first lime on Saturday, and Cathedral Drops Two Gallup Metiers Drop Three Matches ALBUQUERQUE (Staff) The boys' and girls' teams at Gallup HighSchool played their last matches before district on Saturday.

The girls played against both Valley and Man zano. losing 9-0 to the former and 7-3 to the latter. The boys team was edged oui by Albuquerque High School by a 5-4 score. "These matches gave us a good waranup lor district next Saturday." commented Coach Carol Bodenhausen. Next Saturday ihe bus' team will head to Farmington ior the district tourney, while the girls' squad will Imcl to Albuquerque for district there "We lost Tulkie Rado for certain, so we had lomoie the girls around a bit on Saturday.

1 think willi a little better planning. 1 could have set the girls up so we could ha ve beaten Valley." said Budeiihausert Bodenhausen was real pleased with the play of Ruth Brenlari. RachelSekiya. Byron Rohrer. and David Mantay in singles play, and wilh Andy Estrada.

Joe Jenkins. Kevin Settell. and Mark Etherlon in doubles. This Saturday at district. BoGenhausen is hoping gtt some of he: players to make stale.

She thinks that the doubles teams of Andy Estrada and Joe Jenkins and the team of David Mantay and Byron Hohrer have a good chance of making state. Bodenhausen hasn't made any decision on liou she will plan her six girls players yet. Every district team can on.lv send six players, two as singles player, and the other four in two doubles teams UallupCL-h 11 5 I. I 41 6 Bur. Kti-sur, i (-1 1 i 2 Ijr.e LACJL'NA a The Cathedral Panthersdropped 7-0 and 115 decisions to the Lagur.a-Acoma a on a a a The Panthers "ill play their last game of the regular season tomorrow afternoon against Re- hobolh The Panthers were one-hit by pitcher Dave Apodaca of l.aguna in the first game, hut came back to suorc five runs in the second.

Ralph Faredes was the only Cathedral hatter that could muster a hit. In second game. Raymond Guillen lolli-ited twu hits for the Panthers, while ammates Chris Chavez Gary Walk a a squeezed past a a Gordon wilh six laps remaining ir, the race went on lo win the S100.Q03 Trenton 200 I dianspolis cars. Palacios. and Ron Johnson all picked tip one hit.

Tomorrow the Panthers will play Ihe Lynx at the Mickey Mantle Field in Ford Canyon. On Saturday the Panthers will travel back to Laguna for the district litle. The winner of that game to regionals. came away with third place in the event. Brewer ran the event in 'MA.

just three-tenths of a second off the school record. Almond scratched in the 220. but lie did take both the long jump and 100 yard dash again on Saturday. Breiver won the long jump with a 20-S jump, one of his shortest tins season, and ran the 100 in 10.0. Ken Benally finished fifth in the two-mile run for Gallup, and Bill Smith fourth in the 120 yard low hurdles.

Coacli Eastrictge is confident that Almond can do well in four events next Saturday in Albu- ((iioniue at the district meet. Eastridge is also hoping at least a couple other people can qualify for state for Gallup. The district meet will he held at Wilson Stadium. Now, This Is MORE Like It" "THE PLACE TO GO" 1100 W. Coal The West 722-4321 Mi-lu-s Wr; l.jol 2-5 Tin --f.

I ttoc'Jr, KoL-tr jrjrf j.T.is TRACK AM) FIELD PHILADELPHIA Arizona Slate set a world record in Ihe men's 800 meter relay and went on io the Penn Relays, winning three team and live individual championships. GENERAL MILAN. Italy Gianni Cu Italy's leading tennis star in the died at the age of CO. CHRIS EVERT AND Evert, left, smiles as she meets Miss Lillian Co ter, right, mother of President Carter, at the Peanut Tennis Classic in Rains, Ga. Saturday.

Miss Lillian is showing her "Chris Evert" fan badge. The tenn match featured Ihe Phoenix Racquets vs. The Soviets in World Team Tennis. The courts were bu especially for the event and be given to the citizens of Pla.ns. (AP Laserphoto).

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