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Tf'ff 'oi en 25, 1979 Waterlrv) Countr Track. ffor the record Friday FOOTBALL Hwtimm Lmvo I ToontonO I I I II, Hootrtton I 0 0 1 Totolt 41 14-44 I M. Baseball SAN FRANC (SCO -WE'S-Sgnod Vkl CorOtWO ond Gory For omtrfrbocki. miiwouooo aaa a in Sum stow aaa it 114 VWk frat-wr ond Rtck Rurw, or-do Ctrt, Ttrrrry Rtomon J(ftl FouioO out Snort. Totol touif AXloouMt 74. ColOon Stott a. ToctmctN-wlon. A 14.44 7 If. iO'lOrd Jl. Un' 1 1 4 It. Hondorion 4 14 1 11 l. Oonor.oo, It, Oouf.ot74t Unior 11 It. OorkK -t It. lor, 17 10. fWotto I 44 4. 1 1. TotWO 1 04 4. Irmt I 01 TotoHtl 11 17 lit Exhibitions Royals 5, Oriole krCktV, ond tforott tock OAKLAND BAlOERS-TrodOd NOO Cot College cornortaXk-unt rftvrnor, totiw tVom la ggo 900-1 CWaYiirtf or tn.rO fto Cno ct i mn-i 4 i aaa a-m a tjwm I'; Caw. CALGARY BTAtVPEOERS-S gnod McDonoto AJI -Sttjr Oomt Eofl 1( wott 195, OT TOUINAJVif NTS uoyo rrvrjfwi, onony focmt, ond Jot orter L-H d. on. NOVO tMTOnfM fOCklt, ft 0 -tf t- Pnt yoor cottroct SOCCER NtrtH Alitor Soccor Looono Worcor. N.J. of. Onio, UWi 57 Tnrto Iiyort, K7t. Tout 101, 1 OT Joro jo, fa OCa0O (At bq ggg gpl Lemenoelle. Lemenam Jorlerlon ROCHESTER LANCERS-PwrchotOd fht contoct of Domir WNvtki, dotondtr, from Toronto. vrlinoton, loom II. Wottdwitor, 4f Niagara. Y. frtt, Vinconnot, In. 70 ww wnm, jemeo (ravec. Trout (. e-Umenelle. L-Trout RHILADELfHIA FURV-ftfnd Kdi From page 60 try and then missed three shots at 14-4 Probably the most exciting race of the night was the two-mile relay. There Mason City got a 3 55 1 last mile from Kirk Anderson and defending state 880 champion Ken Rose to edge East Waterloo in a photo finish. Both were timed at 8 06 02. Anderson got the baton about 50 yards behind East's Todd Peverill and when he handed off to Rose on the final leg the Mohawks had a slim lead. Rose then held off East's Lloyd Tims on the final curve and nipped him at the tape. Anderson had a split of 1:57.5 and Rose 1 58 3. EAST ALSO got a second from Smith in the 60. West's second place finish came in the medley relay behind Jefferson of Cedar Rapids' 3:47.8 winning time. Other winners in the 34-team event were Byran Pearson of Ames in the two-mile Dean Fogarty of Marshalltown in the 60 highs 07 46), Matt Trimble of City High of Iowa City in the mile (4:30.28) and Wes Boehm of Urbandale in the 440 51.6). Von iron, fooor ROCHESTER LANCE RS Signed Women TOUaNAAtf NTS -'if 1 1 4'- Bronkt 0900. fonrvord AlAal WASHINGTON yen. CI44r 17) Oenedue; (I) Aion Gftn, lorword, to throe yoor con tract. Ion Nwlt-Wotrnnon Jt, Dot'Oit It JMoit-wotninoton Coocn wont I "otrungton ottittont Coocn (icWrttoH I Nonoorton, Oantrgo. Poffr 141. Rockets 134 NOOITCrN- cn 1 1 1 It, DM 4 II, Motono 1 1 11 n. Nowlin 44 uojny 7 10-1114. Jonn 24 Jl, troOIrr 1 pffoiry 1 111. Dortoy I 4 1 WotH I 04 1 Toloit II 47 114 INDIANA ontootfl. I Coworot 14 I iooort 11 4 4 a. JOovitll I la.Kngmt hloa. intortl II i. Co, noun I 1 1 1. Oo.nl 21 1 Oroon 040 Totolt 2 141. tto 4 a a-ia a a 4i 41-141 Fouiod out Ntwlln, lnoordt Total Nult Houtton t. InOlono U. Coocn Uonara, tantom. Suns 1M, Kiinqs 107 KANSAS CITT- Now 1 1 obinilnt 77 I II. Lcoyl044. tirotong 4 04 1. or II 11. Oororl 2 24 t. Anon I 04 0, Hlllman 1117, tonogon I g-1 1. cK innty 04 11 Totolt 44 It 24 107 0MO1NIX- DoK 11 t-f HoorO 1 114. AMmt 1 04 14. lutt I 04 1. Wottonol II 10-10 AVCiom 4 04 Kramor 4 14 II, rorroW I 04 1. Scott I 7. rati 4 44 11. Totolt 47 Tl 40 lit AmerfeeM Soccor Uoaifo Astrost 1, Brave Oil i CLEVELANO COBRAS-Signed yViillt Louitiona Toctt 101, Tonnottot It Old Dominion 17. UCLA 47 AIAW SttwM Cot lOOt Somttnolt Ooyton 74. Niagara If Soutn Corollno St 15, TirttOfao 70 Mioh Foint. N.C. 7f. ttorrll Harvov. torrmeo, rTrdfioidor. COLUMBUS VAGIC-Signod Donitl womirionOi wTefonoor, INDIANAPOLIS DAREDEVILS S'Onod Vo 71 Tougoioa. 44, Sf Louisiana tl eaaio sinttut an Tom otamond, ooton dm. NEW YORK AFOLLO-tignod Dan Cruddon. dotonoor. Atlanta 000 000 0UO 0 4 uMe. Rlcelll (41, cLeonhn Itl en ontty, UIU (II; Sko. Collins Itl, Camctwll (tl one Wurpfty, tenea.cl (I). -uene. L-IUt. Pcwm 7, Braves 'B' 9 Aflame I nm ooo 4 0 Teooa leo too 14 logo Itl, latterly ir an Mown, Smotro Jenkini, Former () and Sundbera. MNW (7. M-Jentlra, LA. MulMn Podrtsf, Indians 1 CMvXoni guo goo 100-1 I LOS ANGELES SKVHAWKS-Signtd Illy milion. Bowling SACRAMENTO OOLO-Sionod Nflll AOOtnt ana inuco Mumington, torworat Amoricon Soccor Ltoout Cty TS 14 11-Mf a a is COLUVRUS WACIC-S gnod Ron mo no itw-4 it 1 rUI.Crui Itl, fiH, orKor I 171 1 Monty (71. Ihirm. i iti frigat, lorward, and Arikt Sorry, mid-tltiaor. COLLEGE UCLA Announcod tnt rotignotion ot M-Vurley. L-Wito. Gory Cunningriom, noad botkttboll cooch. SuouotAN tcnooo Funorai Homo 1704 Ml; Stovt Snoagratt 577, G. Cornoy 151 VFW- Twin TorcTl 1004, IrOrg Lunch 1071, nIM Kingory lfl-144. FOLLI TT1 Stonor't Radiator 1714 Sig YoungtKut 541111 TOWN COUNTRY Mttcnin Fott 770 Community Siuldort 1010; lylf Von Camp 420. Joe lorond 714 WAFLi LEAVES Conor Carpott 1047 WW, KotKiO Atcnbronntr 434771 UNIVERSAL Wondoll Lockord Con. tlructlon TTB 1070. Jott Mogot 441 157 10 I -Wtyor Flotttring 114) 1001, Larrv Joont 414. Chariot Cox 735. ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY An Tot toirlt-Koniot City 13. Pnoonli 17. Ttcnnicol toult-lirOtong, Uocty. A-11440. Howies 115, Spurs 1M ATLANTA- Drtw I 04 I. Jtoundf'tlo' 11 14 J4. Mowott04 11, Jonnton 1-1 11. Mill 1 44 4, Givom 1 0-1 o. Unclviillon I 04 4, omnt i 11 12. CrlH 0 04 1. Fvrlow 7 lt- S. Wilton I 041 Totolt 40 15-44 115 SAN ANTONIO- trlttoo 4 45 11. Konon 10 S4 IS. Croon I SI II. Silot 4 14 11. Ooryln I SI 11. Oolt 1 04 I. Ooulti 1 04 1, OotrOing 1 1,7 1, Oomoior 104 0. Olotrldi I I I Wotloy 0 0-0 0. Totolt IS 51 100 naunctd tho rotignatlon of Lokt Kolly, hood UNIVERSITY OF TULSA Nomad Joy Lain ond Larry coktr ottlttont toorbal EAST CAROLINA Nomtd Dart Odom HI HOPES Comttt 3144 7)1, Imy Lowo a a in a a M-ia hta) botkoteoll coach. NICHOLLS STATE Nomtd Jorry Son dtrt hood batkatboii coach. Calendar POUI04I oot Ortw, Jottnton, Ctrvln. Totol tovrlt-Atlonto 17, ton Antonio 70 A IM71. Uo? 1 1 11. VoBoy 1 11 4, ArcllibolO I 11 17, Or4 1 1-1 II. Rowo 4111. Sonde, 1 1 04 10. Cnonty 04 0, Juomro. I g. stocom I 04 I. TokXl 51 II II 111. Of Nvia- McOinnit 4 1-1 11. Wimtrton 4 11 10. Ittol It II If, Scott 2 41 10. Tnompton 15 11 11, tolwfll 44 n. Illll 1 11 1. Smith 4 11 10. Htnnot 1 04 1 aonrrn 4 04 1. Kuottor 104 1 Totals 2S-K 117. 54I1J2. WAFLl-Mtlono Cotttry 177), SOS Stott St TO, Nooml Woulton 441-140. W-Lottovort ail. Four Auot TfS; Kothy utcnoom 174 734 AFL WOOD-lowo Sport Supply 1415. 4 Acot 404; Foul Schrolbtr 124 244. iS TOP-Foiy Lodiot 1407, Tnroo Ring 577; Imrno Shinn 537, lltnor W'ttonsurg 101 VAFLS WI RCMANTS-Vaugh Potorwn Inturonco 1111451; Ray TOullotch 144 7)1 INDFFCNDCNT Rainbow Crtonhouw nil 1011; Larry Vandtrwtrl 701, Jan Rungt 34). WAPLf MfSTf RS-Iloclrlc Fork Latin a44, Dick Siolav 1045; Rich Schmin 441, Elwin Moth 251. ceOAR-Cor volt MSI ff7; Flay Van-dtrwort 401 244. HOT SHOT-John Doory 174STI0; Randy Suth ItlO. mllltr 111. SUNDAY JUDO. 11 10 a.m.. UnlvtMlty at Nortnom lowo Mon't oymnotlum, Ctoar Font, UNI Somor AAU inyltotlorol tournatnonl Glonti Cubs I San PrsnciHt 000 3l 106 II 0 CMcagn (Nl 100 000 010-1 II I Krerpper, Pier (II or Mill Lome, Mernonoel III, Sutter III onO Foete, UackwolMI). W-Knepetr. Brtwin 4, A't 1 Oakland 000 O'O 000-1 I I Milwaukee ooo JOi-4 I Worrit. Cffllctwll 1)1 ono fctewmon. Motley (1), Mintrwalo (II; Hoot. GalOMO Itl. SMIn (II, Corroll III an Moore, nMrtinet It). W-M004. L-Norrlt. Yonki veti i Now-Yer. IAI 001 211 l-4 14 I Now Vor INI 000 000 110 I 1 Jonn. Wow 111, Tiara Itl or Norrtn; Pol cone. Loctooa) I Kosrl 71. ofnot 101 onO oloornt, Trtvlno III. Jonn Mean. Mil -NX Ytrt IAI, looncor. Basketball Box scores 1fr 113, Nti 117 NfW Jt HI1- King 1211. WotWnotO" 1 11 II. Jonnton 1 11 1. ffonoy II 11 a. nllMmoon 04 14. ImoN 0 0. toynot I Mtnx trodo KKH 1 4 It Jotook I 44 o. tottoW I. i llmpwn 0-0 0, CatetMnot 1 4-4 1 jocttonlM4. Totolt 41 2a 111. PMILAOf LMIA- frying It hVIl Jonot 1 1-4 It, Offntt till, CHookl 1 1 1 1 Cailim 1 4-4 10, Hboy 1 14 II. Dowkim I I IX Wi IMI. lUnw 4 0-0 1, Vyont 10-0 1, a ColcMngt 0 0-0 0. 1 Monty 2 04 4. Totolt 41 27 111. No Jotiot' Man 11-1" MWOMMO tl II 14 17-1M otrlod ovt-WoOlnglon. Tolol tault-Ntw Jonoy If. MmtipMo 24. Ttcnnieoit Now Jortoy font otftnto, King 1, Now Jortoy Cooch LOvnory, MIOOOIOKIO Coocn Cunnlngrw. OH lint A II. HI NOTf TKII it mt com plot ol Nov lutpontfoo gtmt. rttomot) wltn OMWdotpnio loaOIng 14 11 wit moirung In tocond guortor. Attonoonct lor nun a-m a a 14 in TUESDAY SPOUTS OF SORTS CLUS MEETINO, Knightt ot Columbus Hall, m. 10CIC4 hour, 4:15 p.m. opartt ponol ond 7 p.m. tcartt ponol Maturing high tchool oll-ttott Foulod out-obty Totol foult-ootton Oonvor 10. TKhnlcsl Archibold. A 140TJ Bull 114, Jail 99 NOW ORLIANS Moray 0 0 4, Hovwana 7 I I n. Kotlyt 1-1 14. Oooorlcti 7 11 IS. Ancf iroy I 11 If, Jomot 4 04 II. Oroon 1 04 4. Critlln I 4, tyrrtot lilt. Tttolttl 17 MM CMICAOO- johnion 1 I If, toys boikotbali ptoyort COLLIOI TENNIS, 1 pm, Ltnlvorslty I Northorn lowo, Codor Follt. Northorn Iowa Lor at (man Transactions Iowa State hosts AAU mat meet Apr. 12-14 AMES (AP) Iowa State University will host the national AAU freestyle wrestling championships April 12-14. About 250 wrestlers are expected for the meet. Which was set back one week from the original date. The meet will determine qualifiers for various international events. Two sessions will be held daily and champions will be determined by the international system of elimination, whereby wrestlers are assessed points or "black marks." Under that system, the wrestler with the fewest points in cch weight class is declared the champion. Wrestlers are assessed three points for losing on a decision and four if they are pinned. Winners also are assessed points if they win by decison. Only pins can give a wrestler a perfect score. The New York Athletic Club edged the Hawkeye Wrestling Club to win the team title in last year's meet, which also was at Iowa State. Sporting News names Hodges Coach of Year ST. LOUIS (AP) Bill Hodges, Indiana State's first-year basketball coach, has been named College Coach of the Year by The Sporting News, a weekly sports magazine. Hodges has directed the Sycamores to NCAA Final Four with a current record of 32-0, the school's first-ever undefeated An Indiana native, Hodges was an assistant coach at Tennessee Tech for four years and an aide at Armstrong State of Georgia for another year before joining the Indiana State staff as an assistant in 1975. 14 11, Ollnwo II 14 WEDNESDAY UNITED STATES LIAOUE HOCKEY, I Holland 1 04 II. Thout 1 54 11, Mono.lt 5 1 p.m., McElror Auditorium, ilorjk Howkt All ALL Airwicon LMflft BALTltVORE ORIOLit-Stnt Wlkf I 11, Srown 0 04 0, Armttronf 1 04 4, 0 Jonnton 1 0-0 4 LloyO 0 04 0, My 0 04 Totalt 14-25 lit. St. Poul (tilth gomt playolt, it Boddietttr, trookt Cwv. E4 Hoe ntj Nott Sntll, wtchert, 9n6 Dovt' Huppvrt, COLLEOI TENNIV 4 univonlty orioant a a ot Northtrn lowo, Codor Follt, Northorn cmcooo aaa a iw eotchtr, to tntir mnoe Itogut comp tor Totol toult noo rjrltont 73, cnicogo M. TtrnnicW Cmcojt Coocn Xooortton. A- t27. wo rt. William Pom THURSDAY COLLI OE RASEOALl. 1 Unlvortl froct Carl Yoitritrr.pii, e.tfifiotr, tfiroufh mt twown. Lakors 154, Ctlppyr 119 SAN Olleo Wnnington 5 12 11, ty ot Northorn lowo, Conor Font, Northorn BULTlMOttt ORlOLf V-Optlofttd Jim noomoriooon 4 041. Motor 1 1 I. rot IS 1 71. Smltn I 74 wicut 4 14 Wllllomt 504 10. Kunnort 2044, Taylor 1-1 11, Ollvt Smtth, thortfop, Tom Cnifrr, firtt lowo rv simptan COLLEOI OYMNASTICS, 4 10 p.m.. rrnon, jott Rinoot ond iOM Battion. orloinal gamo 1 00 J. wnitontod 0 04 0. Totolt 10-71 I If. LOS ANOILf Oontloy 1 7-7 IS, Wiltoi UNi Domo, Coaor Follt, NCAA division II tournomtnt compultorioi 14 11. Abdvl-Jocor 10 54 15, (oono 1 04 ttomt on Fob. 7 ono Hut ployoU for both ptofwrt, fo Rocrmtor of ttw Inttf notional Lnout. NEW YORK VANKt BJRiocod oniouti, outfltlotr, ao mo 21 -do lift rttrooctivt to Afore 11. Nloon 10 1-1 13. Fora 4 11 f. HuOton 4 1 1 10. Friot 51-111, RoMKti 51-111, Corr 1 1- FRIDAY COLLEOE aVMNASTICS, 4 4 7, Conor 1 11 4. Total! 45 14-M 154. II 7) 44 14 lit 8 a 44 44-154 UNI-Domo, CMor Follt, NCAA division II tournomtnt optlonolt CINCINNATI RE OS Sort Brvct Mrtnyf, Bill Dowtoy, Joy Mowott, Gooff Comb, and Orvtd fVoort, pcfwt Nj thtir minor M09UO comp fof rtowfooiTtont. Foulod ocrt WotMngton. Total twit- COLLEOI TENNIS, 1 1 Untyortlty Courier Photo by Mary Kollath This is what it looks like to Cedar Falls' Tom Winder as he is shown from above making 14-feet in the pole vault at the 56th annual Dickinson Relays in the UNI-Dome Friday. Winder won the event with the 14-foot jump 00 misses over Larry Hadley of East Waterloo. Tennessee votes in favor of five-girl, full-court basketball Ol Northorn Iowa, Codor Follt, Northorn ton Diogo 75. Lot Angtlot 11. Tocnntcol-aMKtl. A 11,141. MEW YORK, METi-wOnf IffOV LOO Iowa vs. Dubvqwo (monl 7ert 110, Ntt ft NIW lllllr- Von trtoo Kolff I S4 11. King VII If. Jonnton 04 10. Joroonl I I 11. WlllWnion II 14 V. oolion 1 24 I. Colctllng 1 12 1. tWipwn 12 21. Joctwn 0 04 0. Totolt limn PMIUkDdPtllA- trying 10 t-f M. I Mrwt 7 44 II. Jonoi 11-4 7. Cnookt 1 0- 01. iiy IMt, Wnlll ll. Oowtint 1 1 1 14, MonoY 1-4 li. Wmwr 0 0-0 0. Totolt 45 rtn iio. no jonoy run it to pwitwtionn if If -li Total foult Ntw Jtrwv 10, PMIOOXoMa 14. Tocnrcolt-Pltlloillpnio lono attonto. Now Jortoy Coocn Lougnory, Ntw Jortoy Warrior 1J4, Bucks 113 MtLMAUKII- 0 Jonnton 4 04 0. nrwjn 14 10-11 M. Soman 1-1 11, Joeitfton, iertn Pocoiia, Grog Fotd ontf Scott Hoiman, pitctvort. Lwl Rotxrdo. oatctior, ond FVNjrio Romlrot, oorltoo- to ftwlr minor looguo comf tor roouignmont. SATURDAY COLLEOE OYMNASTICS, 7: P.m., tucknor 4 11 10. Winttrt II 2 2 14. OValtonO UNi Domo, Codor Falls, NCAA division ll 04 0. OrvntoKI 1 1-4 5, trlogornon 1 5 21. Olanolll I 1-11, Utttom 00-0 0. Totolt 44 21 NEW YORK MB-TS-r-iocod Bob Myrleft 111. Individual tlnolt COLLEOI RASE ALL, 1 Unlvortl. ty of Northorn Iowa. Ctdar Follt, Northorn lowo vt. vrorrburg OOLDIN STATI- Abtrnom 711 II, ond Bob Apodoco, Ritenort, on tho Ildoy ditODiod Utt. Sont won Bffouor, Ritthor, to Tocomo of tht Rocitlc Coott Looguo. Snort 7 4-4 10, oy 1 1 4 IS. Lucot 54 11. Whlto 1 1-1 0. fVllllomt 1 10-10 24, Coopor 1 0 A 11.171. Umpire testifies he didn't make enough to send son to college Sol "NOTHING ever came of the talks. offer girls' high school basketball. Baldridge said. Opponents of six-player, half-court competition said it hampered development of skills and handicapped players in full-court, five-player women's college basketball. PROPONENTS of the six-player rule, among them former TSSAA executive director A.F. Bridges of Trenton, said it allowed more girls to play and took into account stamina and skill requirements. "It's one of those things where either way you go someone is going to be happy and someone is going to be disappointed," Bridges said Friday. Bridges was TSSAA's first full-time executive director and served from 1946 to 1972. Bridges said he liked sixplayer rules but he cited a poll showing "62 percent of the TSSAA membership has said it favored five-player teams." And, he said, "because most states and all colleges are playing with five players, it is a logical move for the TSSAA to make." PHIIJsDELPHIA (AP A major league umpire with 22 years' experience wasn't nvakin. enough money to send his son to college, according to the lawyer representing 51 umpires in federal court. Another umpire testified Friday that he decided to get an agent because marginal baseball players were making $150,000 a year. "There are dogs (marginal players) working 40 to SO games a year," said David Phillips, an American League umpire for the past eight seasons who rejected an.of fer of $29,750 plus expenses for the 1979 season. "I'm working 162 games and not making near that. I saw they had agents." THE UMPIRES have refused to sign contracts and report to spring training because of their ongoing battle for increased wages. The men in blue have turned to Richie Phillips, a Philadelphia attorney who represents National Basketball Association officials, to represent them in their dispute with both the American and National Leagues. Lawyers for both leagues have asked U.S. District Court Judge Joseph McGlynn to find the umpires in violation of a preliminary injunction he issued last September preventing a work stoppage pending resolution of the dispute. They also have asked for $10,000 fines against the officials for every day they remain off the job. Umpire Phillips testified that over the years he had been unsuccessful in getting more money out of AL President Lee MacPhail. "It was fruitless for me to go to he said. MURFREESBORO, Term. (AP) Ending a 43-year tradition, the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association has approved five-girl, full-court basketball for the 1979-80 season. Until Friday's action which came on a 6-3 secret ballot of the TSSAA board of control Tennessee girls played half-court with six-member teams. The decision overruled a 5-4 vote by the TSSAA's legislative council a week ago and left three states using six-player girl squads. The action affects about 17,000 girls in approximately 475 Tennessee high schools. "As a native Tennessean, having played support the move because we do have the talent in Tennessee to build on and now the players will be able to step right into a program," Pat Head, the University of Tennessee's women's basketball coach, said Friday. A FORMER Cheatham County High School and University of Tennessee at Martin basketball player, Coach Head lobbbbied for the rule change. "We think that it will have a positive effect," Bob Baldridge, TSSAA assistant executive director, said. "We were one of the last four states to play other than five player rules. The others were Arkansas, Oklahoma and Iowa." The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, reacting to federal actions, last year was set to challenge pressure to switch from the six-player, half-court rules. But federal officials decided to drop the action. Tennessee was among the first states to called Richie." Attorney Phillips testified about a meeting earlier this month at which umpire Bruce Froemming had asked NL President Chub Feeney to up his salary to $43,000 a year. "I'm broke. Chub, I don't have a dime," Phillips quoted Froemming as "After 22 years in baseball I can't send my son to college. I only have $1,200 in the bank. He started crying then and I did too," Phillips said. Phillips contends the injunction should be dissolved, since it's a new season and collective bargaining is no longer involved, as it was last fall. The dispute has been brewing since last spring. It came to a head Aug. 25 when the umpires called a one-day strike affecting ball games in 13 major league cities. Franklin rides Spectacular Bid to easy victory HIALEAH. Fla. lAP) Ronnie Franklin, who had to fight heavy traffic in Spectacular Bid's previous outing, had a much easier time Saturday as the early Kentucky Derby favorite ran away from a weak field for a record 14-length victory in the $149,000 Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah. "I took a look back at the quarter pole and I almost looked back again because I didn't see another horse," Franklin said. His reception from trainer Bud Delp after Spectaclar Bid won his ninth straight stakes was in marked contrast to his post-Florida Derby reception. Delp had scolded him after he had to loop around the field for a 4Mength victory over another weak group in the race at Gulf stream three weeks ago. This time Delp, who had talked of taking Franklin off the mount three weeks ago, emotionally clasped hands with Franklin as he rode into the winner circle. The 19-year-old Franklin, without smiling, shook his fist in the air and said, "Easy does it." Franklin said Delp had told him to "just forget about everything" right before the race. Spectacular Bid, starting from the outside, took the lead around the first turn and had no trouble after that. Franklin flicked him with the crop a couple of times right after he took the lead. "I kind of let him know I was on him. He wanted to wait a little bit for them, so I gathered him up and got him going again. "I was four wide on the first turn and he wanted to pull away, so I just let him go," Franklin said. A very pleased Delp said, "Ronnie handled him perfectly. Ronnie just let him breeze to the front. "He just let him run, he helped him a little bit. It was a good practice. I think it was a good experience." Bod weather reduces mat entries at CF Courier News urea a CEDAR FALLS Approximately 200 wrestlers competed in the Cedar Falls held Wrestling Club Inc. Tournament Center the key in Sundays women's cage title game Burlington Bees must raise money for city BURLINGTON (AP) The Burlington Bees Professional Baseball Association was sentenced by Des Moines County District Judge Thomas Brown on Thursday to use its "fundraising talents" to conduct a benefit for the city of Burlington. The association was also fined $1,000 and two officials were placed on probation for 18 months in connection with the Feb. 2 gambling raid on the Class A Midwest League baseball club booster group's annual fundraiser Feb. 2. Association President Ed Larson and Vice President Jack Flam pleaded guilty to charges of keeping a gambling house. Former Bees General Manager Merle Miller was fined $50 after he pleaded guilty to interference with official acts. Saturday at Cedar Falls High. Because of the inclimate weather, entries were down from last year's tournament. Proceeds from this year's tournament will be used to promote wrestling in the Cedar Falls area. JUNIOR DIVISION-Glonn Coldwell, Wolorloo; Jom Scott. Wolorloo; Jorl CopoocK. Council Slum; Oorrlck Wood, Wolorloo; WHO Bollo, Tripoli; Jot BMord, Woinburn; Steve Von ArtoolO, Waterloo; Maurice woreheod, Waterloo; Mark Kramer, Waterloo; Scott stetlen, Denver; pwlllp Caouelln, Spencer; Dtton Noia, EmmeMhuro; Steve NooiKh, Waterloo; Jett Cohill, Waterloo. SENIOR DIVISION Brandon Rote. Waterloo; oil HlgqiM, Independence; Jomot Turner, Waterloo; Wke Bonmodi, woterioo; Morn Evont. Waterloo; winio Pico. Emmettburo, Gone Tober, Woterioo; Johnnv Scott, Woterioo; Brian Mallov. Waterloo; Stacy Robortv Waterloo; John stetton, Denver; Mike Lieoeiivn, cedar FolH; L.D. Bean, Cedar FalU; Terry Ortti, Ceoor WI4; Joe Boon Cedar Fan. NOVICE DiviSiON-Wendeil Love, Waterloo; Scott Potten, Woterioo; Craig Witt, woterioo; Dorron Scnoner. Woterioo; Poul McNomora, Woterioo; Oorren Uetl, CnorlejClty; Steve Folroonm. Waterloo. Giants to open season without reliever Moffitt SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The San Francisco Giants will start the National League baseball season without reliever Randy Moffitt, who has been placed the 21-day disabled list. Moffitt, recovering from a strained shoulder muscle, was placed on the list Saturday and will not be eligible to pitch until April 10, six days after the Giants' season-opening game at Cincinnati. percent, eclipsing the tournament record of 66 percent set by Wayland Baptist in 1978. "If they shoot 71 percent again, they are the best in the country without a doubt," Lieberman said. Hogg called her team's percentagage from the field "phenomenal." "I thought in the second half we might cool off, but we didn't," she said. "The CriffinNissen battle should be "physical. If Elinor is playing her usual game it should be a good matchup." The 1979 Kodak Women's AllAmerica basketball team, selected by the AIAW coaches, was announced here Saturday. The 10-pIyaer squad includes Cindy Brogdon, Tennessee; Carol Chason, Valdosta State; Pat Colasurdo, Montclair State: Denise Curry, UCLA; Lieberman; Jill Rankin, Wayland Baptist; Susan Taylor, Valdosta State; Rosie Walker, Stephen F. Austin; Frani Washington, Ohio State; and Lynette Woods rd, Kansas University. GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) Old Dominion guard Nancy Lieberman says the key to winning the AIAW national basketball championship on Sunday hinges on how well the top-ranked Lady Monarchs can neutralize Lousiana Tech's intimidating center. On the other hand, Louisiana Tech Coach Sonja Hogg says the only obstacle in the second-ranked Lady Techsters' path to the national championship is Old Dominion's super center. The title game at 3 p.m. CST pits Old Dominion's Inge Nissen and Louisiana Tech's Elinor Griffin, both 6-foot-5 juniors and two of the best centers in women's collegiate basketball. "We've got to stop Elinor to win," said Lieberman, a 5-10 junior who scored 15 points Friday night to help Old Dominion post an 87-82 victory over defending champion UCLA. "We match up with Louisiana Tech In every phase of the game." Old Dominion Improved Its record to 34-1 with the triumph while six-ranked UCLA fell to 24-9. In the other semifinal match, Louisiana Tech, now 34-3, defeated third-ranked Tennessee 102-84. Tennessee, now 29-9, is paired with UCLA in the consolation game at 12:30 p.m. Sunday. In Louisiana Tech's victory over Tennessee, the Lady Techsters drilled in 44 of 52 shots from the floor for a sizzling 71 VINYL REPAIR SERVICE BOAT GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA DIVISION II See Over 100 of the Notion's Finest Gymnasts IN THE UNI DOME Thursday, March 29 6:30 P.M. Friday, March 30 7:00 P.M. Saturday, March 31 7:30 P.M. All Sessions Resorved Ticket $3.00 Rasarvad Tlckat $2.00 Gonaral Admission $1.50 UNI Students $1.00 CAR HOTEL Canadiens win in third 3-1 MONTREAL (AP( Third period goals by Pierre Mondou and Doug Risebrough broke 1 1-1 tie and allowed Montreal Canadiens a 3-1 victory over Washington Capitals in National Hockey League play Saturday. Three-time scoring leader Guy Lafleur of the Canadiens scored a power play goal in the first period, his first goal in nine games and second in a dozen games. Lafleur, now in his eighth season with the Canadiens, brought his career total to 350. He has 47 goals in the current season. He beat Washington goalie Jim Bedard with a shot from a sharp angle to the netminder's right. Bedard was beleaguered all day as the Canadiens fired 41 shots at him, 21 in the final period. Michel Larocque of Montreal stopped 20 of 21. SavR money on rtopholsttry cot. Eprl rpair4 don on I your prRtniset. Professional repairs, perfect color matcn- ing ond graining. Vinyl Industrial Repair Service TIGERS BUY PITMAN FROM CUBS LAKELAND. Fla. (AP) The Detroit Tigers bought third baseman-catcher Ed Putman from the Chicago Cubs on Saturday and sent him to their Triple A Evansville arm of the American Association. The amount of money In the transaction was not disclosed. inia Wmi 1th St. 233-9414 A 4 OVol.44 41 41 4S.

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