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the Public ii 2-0 lead in uuut the early innings then came on season a 5-2 win and the National Divi- Public siqn title of the Gity of Las Ve- contest gas Little League. The weekend scoring HW playoff came after the two nine teams ended the regular season the initial in a deadlock for the top spot in their respective division. Divison champs, Archuleta Hillcrest will provide the opposi- first for tion for Kiwanis when the two teams meet in the League playoff for the championship this week. Hillcrest finished out the season with a record of 12-2 Kiwanis ended regular season play with a 12-3 mark ph tide Ky THE ASSOCIATED PRESS National League East W.L. 4225 42 27 37 31 37 33 30 39 Major Leagues Uncertain showings highlight A All women's track meet then came each had a single for the win- an error and a ners.

Lucero topped the Public Kiwanis 'matched the Service with a double and two Service scores to knot singles. Suazo added a homerun NeW York re at 2-2 in the bottom and Freddie Ortiz recorded the Chicago i- ol the second. Mike Covert and only other PS single St Louis Tony Trujillp came on to score Covert gained the win for Ki- Montreal to following walks and back-to- wanis on the mound as he fan- Philadelphia 24 45 1(J fiv wa fee onjy we Wfst Lucero took the loss for the led off the PS Public Service. The PS south- Houston neither third with a single but then the paw struckout six and walked Los An i tes next ten batters went dowri in five in the losing effort Atlanta two order huck Ortiz singled to The Major Division playoff for the Public Service lead off the Kiwanis third then -for the championship in the score to gffe his City League will get underway by on Wednesday. The playoff will in consist of a best of three ser- frame insured.

the Hillcrest will take a record 'playoff victory for Kiwanis. of 12-2 into the playoffs while Saiz led Kiwanis with a.pair the Kiwanis Club is 12-3 All of singles in three trips to the Major Division playoff games plate. Ortiz, Archuleta, Mike are slated to get underway at Covert, Apodaca, and Home 5 p.m. 43 27 43 28 36 34 31 38 5J4 Francisco 30 46 ,.395 16 Dle 24 46 19 Saturday's Results Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 3 Pet. GB Detroit .627 Baltimore 1 New York .544 5 Boston .529 Cleveland -435 13 Milwaukee .348 19 Oakland .614 Chicago .606 Vs Minnesota 7 American League East Pet.

GB 37 29 36 30 31 34 30 34 27 39 26 40 West 44 24 .561 .545 1 .477 5 .409 10 .394 11 .647 games highlight Sr I 1 TS- 1 28 40 .412 16 0hio Chess champions St. Louis 6-1, Philadelphia 4-0 Houston 4, Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 3, San Diego 2 New York 2, Montreal 0 Sunday's Results St. Louis 3 Montreal 4, New York 3 Kansas City California Texas Saturday's Results New York 5, Cleveland 1 Detroit 2, Baltimore 0 Boston 5, Milwaukee 4 Chicago 5, Minnesota 1 again Rainbow Derby at Ruidoso Downs (API--Two uncertain performances in the TM TM nm 0 Ameri national AAU women's meet at' can women track head for the Citizens Field here over the Olympic trials this week after weekend. i ff. "I Just feel heavy.

I'm' not Minor playoffs to Start tllic record 13th long REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Fischer's representatives in seal UllS WCCK jump a leap of 20 -The International Chess Fed- Iceland requested the post- Two games will be oh tan feet 6 incnes Her best 'is a eration postponed the start of ponement on the grounds that this afternoon as the Minor fo the Bobby he was unable to play because Division of the City of Las IgMess I'll just have to re- world championship senes.until of But it was generally Vegas Little League kicks off ire Olga Cmn 39, Los Tuesday after Fischer failed- to assumed that the request was a week of playoffs Angeles veteran, 'said in the arrive in. Iceland the part of Fischer's campaign to Lyster's and Sierra Gold will ake of second weekend. The American, cham- get more money out of the Ice- Ra inboi battle "in today's first playoff finish in. the pion was believed still in New landers. Downs, contest.

The initial game is to Connol who a York. Fischer and Spassy have The 400-yard thriller get underway at 5 p.m. Lyster's Plpamg American record finished the year with a record 185 tne event, did only 170-8 ine wonas cnampion li JC laKmg rive- uuiac jprum--oicers a of 0-7 Sierr.a Gold was 172-0 Josephine Delia was to haye begun Sunday, and ei hts and are also to each get first-place jackpot of $66,666 3-4. The second game this af- Ta Uncago, a Fillipmo. the pres ident of the world fed- 30 the sale of film PMt of a gross total of $205,200.

fi ternoon will feature New Mex- Neither Mrs. Connolly nor Dr. Max Euwei an- and television rights. But Fis- It's no exaggeration to call nf 3TM pJwJ? FT ico Mill and Farmway. Mill Miss White, of course; had a noi inced if the' American cher is seeing an additional 30 'he lineup a million-dollar field.

SSSr iv 8 holds a record of 4:3 while a the; three lenger failed to show" uo" hv er ce of the gate receipts, The total earnings of the in f' 1 6 lo a 2 Parts and Fopdtown re- play. corded late season victories ov- P. Crespin and Hedquist er the weekend in the Senior led a long list of Lions batters 41 28 .594 314 Division! Tru picked up with two singled and a double 36 31 .537 IK fifth win of the season, a 5-3 apiece. L. Arguello Areuelio 33 34 .493 10V 3 9-mning win over the Lions and L.

Frankeir added to' the 32 38 .457 13 the first game of a doublehead- attack with: a pair of 'singles er on Saturday afternpn. Food- D.Martinez, Elliott Kusi town gained the nightcap win ler, and M. Gailegos all had a over Franken by a score of 6-3. single. Every player who start- Foodtown still tops the lea- ed the game 'for both teams hdd gue with a record of 13-4.

Fran- at least one hit in the contest. ken "and the Lions are both 8-9 James Sandoval stopped Kansas City 3, Texas 2, 11 in- and tied for the second spot. Franken on hits while his nings Tru.Parts rounds out the field team mounted an eight hit at- Califorma 5, Oakland 3 of. four with their 5-12 work- tack enroute to'Foodtown's 62 Sunday's Results sheet'. Each team will play one win.

Sandoval retired the first Boston 15-3, Milwaukee '43, more game this week before fifteen men he faced then ran 2nd game 11 innings the regular season comes to a into trouble in the sixth frame New York 6-5, Cleveland 1-2 close. wh single and a double tall- Tru Parts turned in 13 hits to ied two for Franken. offset a 16-hit attack by the Marie Montoya had a double Lions and gain win. E. En- and a single for the winners cinias socked a pair of singles along with two singles by Sah- and a double to-lead the win- P.

Armijo added a doh- ning combination. E. Benavi- ble then R. Arguelloy Mike Monde? and. M.

Downs each added toya, and J. a. pair of singles for the nvin- with one single apiece" The ners. Five other Tru Parts bats- brief Franken hitting attack was got into the hitting column led by G. Ortega with a "double single apiece.

J. Abreu, and M. Spdillo with a single. RUIDOSO DOWNS, N.M.- record of12-2-0 out of 15 starts nations finest three-year- This yielded winnings of R- WV faj D. Kivera G.

Marquez, D. Ma- Foodtovvn meets Frar.ken on won four out' of eS a E. Martinez each poked Wednesday and" the Lions face won four out of' and beefed his career a afet y- Tru Pat-ts on Thursday as the conros Fischer's 24-game match with agreed to split a $125,000 purse, world's i sophomore The probable favorite drew the was knotted at fcui only 170-8 the Russian world's the winner taking five- quarter horse a No. 6 slot. a iece after sevn frames of two weeks.

career Ruidoso winnings up to $186737 His wns smgled and then came regular season comes to a close regularpilot Keith Asm'ussen On to score the winnin run for the Senior Division. An All- the will be back at the controls' mnth mmng for ru Parts. Star Senior Team will face Ra- SC(r was knotted at fcui ton in a best of three series in a record of 4:3 while auu In inejinree American ana lenger failed to show" by per cent of the gate receipts, The total earnings of the 10 Farmway will enter the play- se en TMeet-records in the 1972 nm Tuesday'he would rl and his representatives have contenders amount to a stag- offs with a 3-4 mark. "atonal championships. been negotiating this point with gerin in sr ey sairfioB opening round and will meet and Ml a Vina three of title.

landic Chess Federation. cellent Fourth-of-July program $100,993. the vyinner of the Lyster's- the individual.AAU which gets underway at 1:30 Cam l. intft nrnniinAnpO With a marmi- Sierra Gold contest on Wed- not be at Frederick, Md. Fri- J.

UUK6S OflQG HllOGniX. gets underway p.m. Here's the way Oklahoma Futurity on 4th at Raton into Dfoininehce Avith' a a "ani Quarter Horse speedster will carry the red 8 stakes race of afid white silks of Bet ty L- the field some' shS vf 3 wi Shebester 1 LI snot match a stellar field of juveni- Trainer J. B. Montgomery has nesday.

That game is scheduled av and Saturday for Olympic. to be played at 6:30, following will com- the niajpr division playoff be- for their-own countries at ASSOCIATED PRESSgels to their shutout The tween-Hillcrest and Kiwanis Munich. were some close Torp to reach base; --o-, will meet the Mill- Miss from Ghana, squeezes in the Pacific Coast fifth an 1f Mr. Kid Charge, 20.20: 4--Dun- Mr. Kid Charge, the third top day, July 4.

The ten fastest who has ieon an error, bait 2021; Savann qualifier, is one of the big guns qualifiers from the 138 entries the game wide MOT- nt in the quarter horse world. The in last Fridav's fourteen trial A I A I I i i i ijicct lilt; iTiipo ill, li L4 ll1 1 Farmway winner on Thursday scored the meet's only double League Sunday at 6:30. The two winners from during the sped to One of them was each bracket will tangle on times of 11.5 seconds i Saturday morning at 10.. meters and 23.4 in the-200. coma scored its winning; run a sixth inning; sqiieeae bunt for a of Jet Deck the game wide Jet, 20.27; 6--Shift'N Sand in the quarter horse world.

The in last Friday's fourteen trial runs in in- 20.28; 7--Come Six 2030- 8-colt seems destined to carve heats will do battle at the 350- iqp I trained 9 Sidly, 20.32; 9-Some Kinda a permanent niche 1 for himself yard distance for a net purse mmy Jones boasts a record Man, 20.34; 10--Top, 2035 in Quarter He's of. $150,117.59. The Twenty- POLO PLANNED Mr. Jet Moore, the property 1 197 is the nation is can-vine on' 0 okiahnma place on the all-time oldest short horse classic, reach- 1S arrvin on or uKianoma monev i ist: Nn matter h(HV he a purse her-famous father a he'll end uo with $30. 02352 dpriimtPrt for ther Lalco 3ird who-is now among the na- leading money- earning, quarter horses.

She EUGENE, Ore. (AP) BobGalloway in 28:48.8. Salist, the javelin, Army's. Bill across; three runs in that inning 5-4 decision Robert 1'iwic ui yjnauuiua money list Albuquerque got its crucial Seven teams from three states finis es end up with homer, from Yeager jto cap a are expected to compete in the the handsome colt zipped to a a the thi rd tbp money winner. Second Division and, $20,015.68 come frfcn-behind tbat-' of July Invitational 3-3-4 length win and looked 1 Eas C-JJ and forvthe Third Division to be run a the Dukes pull into a Cowboy Polo Tournament in highly impressive Jet ne Sunday Jul 9 will piked by jockey Roy tie with Phoenix in the eighth in- Santa Fe.

The twcniay tourna- Moore 's one of ftve, Derby 16 0 moS nf Altem Pting to haul down the Brooks. 7 ning. The New Saturday at the finalsT Am W5 in fitSt $75 058 79 wUl Posse "Arena. Albu- can Futurity. The colt was a at 3-1, but wound LOW WARDS NYL0N CORD ROAD HANDLER A great-looking "78" profile tire at hard to beat prices.

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Seagren turned on a crowd of 14.000 at Hayward Field as he conquered both 95-degree heat and nervousness to snap the niark of 18-4 he shared with Sweden's Kjell Isaksson. saiid the record vault, which came on his third at tempt, wasn't one of his best, but it was good enough for him to finish ahead of Steve Smith and Jan Johnson. For the first time in history, three men cleared 18 feet in the same meet. An American record fell in the 400-yard intermediate hurdles as Ralph Mann, former Brigham Young star, clipped the tape in 48.4 seconds, four- tenths of a second under the previous mark he shared. Mann, the world's largest hurdler at 6 feet 4, 180 pounds, has been troubled by injuries this year.

He was back in form Sunday, however, pulling ahead of early leader Dick Bruggs- man, the AAU champion from the Ohio Track Club, who finished second in 48.6. The hometown crowd was on its feet in the steeplechase as Mike Manley, a 3 0-year-old Eugene school teacher, finished first in 8:29.8 and Steve Savage, his Oregon Track Club teammate, took third in 8:32. Tennessee's Doug Brown, who fell early in the race, fought back to earn the No. 2 spot in 8:31.8. Frank Shorter, born in Munich, earned a trip there as America's No.

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