The Daily News-Journal from Murfreesboro, Tennessee • 8

I Pog 8, DAILY NEWS JOURNAL, Murfreeiboro, Fri. Afternoon, July 27, 1973 WaUv.t ji C5 ini Oyer S'Ssiirs Super Bowl victory over the Washington Redskins. Scott is a holdout and has not reported to camp. "Our prestige is on the Coach Don Shula of the Dolphins said. "We'd hate to be one of the few pro teams ever to lose to the All-Stars and we'd like to get started on the right track in defense of our f.

The pro champions have not lost to the All-Stars since 1963 when Green Bay bowed, 20-17. In news from the camps, Jim O'Brien, the hero of the 1971 Super Bowl, became the 16th Baltimore player traded since the end of last season when he was dealt to the Detroit Lions for a draft choice. O'Brien won Super Bowl 7 back Al Davis to Buffalo. Veteran offensive guard Larry Gagner retired from the Kansas City 1 Chiefs and wide receiver Billy Parks, obtained from Dallas in the off-season, worked out for the first time i with the Houston Oilers after a nine-day holdout. Parks surprised the entire Oiler club when he walked into camp.

He had been contemplating retirement The Cleveland Browns claimed veteran placekicker Jerry DePoyster from Oakland on waivers and New England cut three players, including quarterback Steve Goepel. Rocky Bleier starred in a Pittsburgh scrimmage, carrying six times for 24 yards, and Joe Orduna was the standout as the New York Giants held a short scrimmage. t.y By JOE CARNICELLI UPI SporU Writer The College All Stars tonight will attempt to accomplish what no National Football League team could do last season beat the Miami The World Champion Dolphins, who set an NFL record by winning all 17 of their games last season, were listed as 17-point favorites to defeat the collegians, coached by John McKay, who had an unbeaten season of his own last year at Southern Calif ornia. Despite some nagging injuries which will keep running back Eugene "Mercury" Morris on the sidelines and fullback Larry Csonka less than 100 per cent, the Dolphins were expected to handle the All-Stars. Morris is out with a hip pointer and Csonka is recovering from a pulled muscle.

Linebacker Mike Kolen may miss the game with an injury and middle linebacker Nick Buoniconti has been slow recovering from hand surgery. One player who definitely will be out is free safety Jake Scott, the Most Valuable Player in the 7 TCLOHOfST MOU Wet WIMSIWV.TIB WSTMKf-. IMWMM5 No we don't want to lell We do tell new cari that will make you inner for i long time. Come in today and take a look. RELIABLE VOLKSWAGEN, INC.

i Teleohoiw 896 2700 182" Norm Weal Broad MURFREESBORO, TENN. urn I OUT AT HOME Murfreesboro stopped a MeMinnville rally short on this throw to catcher Lewis Tigg at Home plate Thursday night, but the Warren Countians went on to knock the Rutherford Countians out of the State Junior Babe Ruth tournament at Tullahoma 4-2. MeMinnville Eliminates M'boro against Dallas when he kicked a field goal with five seconds left. He played wide receiver 1 last season but asked that he be used as a placekicker exclusively. The Philadelphia Eagles released wide receiver Speedjr Thomas, obtained from Cincinnati in an trade, when he failed a physical and sent running In Sports' mer Cy Young Award winner Mike McCormick may have come to the end of the road in his baseball career.

The veteran 34-year-old southpaw was released by the Hawaii Islanders of the Pacific Coast League late Tuesday. McCormick had an 6-11 record this season for Hawaii. McCormick won the Cy Young Award in 1967 when he posted a 22-10 record with the San Francisco Giants. 150 LAPS OF RACING! 'People PBA LEADER AKRON, OHIO (UPD Don McCune is the leading moneymaker on the Professional Bowlers Association Tour. The official money standings, released Wednesday show McCune, of Munster, has racked up $55,965 after 22 tournaments while Barry Asher of Costa, Mesa, is second with $47,171 in 21 tourneys.

WINNER RELEASED HONOLULU (UPI) For THE RAYC0 50-50 Lap Race for Limifeds 30 LAP LM SPORTSMAN FEATURE 50 LAP MINI-STOCK MID-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP RACE Adm. Only $3.50 Children 12-15 SI.00 Under 12 FREE Saturday, July 28 Time Triad 6:00 P.M., tint Race tiOO P.M. Murfreesboro's last hope for a State Babe Ruth League championship, wilted and died before MeMinnville at Tullahoma Thursday night as the War ren Countams took a 4, 2 decision on a rairi-soaKed diamond. The Murfreesboro team gon pretty sound pitching from Don Hartful and jumped out to a 1-0 advantage in the second inning when Lewis Tigg singled and scored on a hit by Ricky Daivs. Managers Announce All-Stars sixth when Errol Lyons doubled, Jeff Youree took a baseball in the ribs for a free ticket, followed by singles from Jimmy Hayes and Hartful.

However, the rally produced only one run as Ricky Gaines' hard line drive into straiaht-away center was snared on a Tunning catch by the MeMinnville center-fielder. Score at this point: Ifi. Murfreesboro set up McMinn-ville's fourth and final run of the game when Hartful took a roller to the mound on what seemed a rountine play, took his time tossing to first and the ball went over Wendall Porterfield (Patriots) Mike Bell (Astros) Richard Smith (Astros) David Eubanks (Raiders) Terry Lane (Knights) Tommy Jones (Knights) Bucky Law (Knights) Joey Davis (Royals) Lew Griffin (Royals) David Hawkins (Barons Eddie Jacobs (Barons) Hicks Neal (Crackers) Managers Roy Lantry and Neil Alexander. AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS 8, 9 -10 Year Old Scott McClennan (Chicks) Linsey Gunner (Chicks) The Southern League COmeS to close this Wednesday night and the to the two All Star games to be played on Thursday the head of first baseman Joe Henry. The runner went to second and scored on a single into the outfield.

Murfreesboro put a man on in the seventh, but was unable to generate any sort of a threat. Last night's game was scheduled for 6 p.m., but a downpour of rain about p.m. forced a long delay. Thanks to excellent work by the ground crew, they were able to play the ball game at 8: 10 and were able to go ahead with the second game around 9:45 p.m. Bobby Jennings (Pilots) Bubba Medlock (Pilots) Mark Harrison (Padres) Scott Turner (Warriors) Jimmy Burris (Warriors) John Windham (Vols) Frank McElroy Vols) Brian McElroy (Vols) Jeff Brogli (Travelers) Randy Holden (Travelers) Roger McCarty (Chicks) Bob Griffey (Chicks) Mangers Ricky Gene Mansfield and Chase Ledbetter.

National League Practice: Saturday, July 28 Oaklands Little League Park: Time: 8:00 a.m. lead over Forrest Fezler, Hubert Green and British Open Champion Tom Weiskopf, all of whom shot five-under-par 67s. Another stroke back at 68 were Len Thompson, Bob Lunn, Bobby Cole and Lee Trevino, who won the Canadian Open here in 1971. Four other golfers were tied at 69. Setting a course record at Richelieu was not what Irwin was thinking about on his way to a 65 but he was obviously pleased with his efforts.

3 First Round Leader Won't Change Plans But MeMinnville Went to the bunt twice in the third inning, combined two of them with a couple of Murfreesboro mistakes deadlocked the fast-moving game at 1-1. But things still didn't look too badly for the Murfreesboro club until the fifth when MeMinnville again went to the bunt successfully, combined it with a single after two were out and took a rather commanding 3-1 advan- tage Murfreesboro was never able to overcome. However, the Rutheford Coun-tains put up a big threat in the Jay Nipper (Raiders) Donnie Wade '(Knights) 4" (Knights) Managers Randy Odom, and Ronnie Brown, Zach Todd (Barons) and J. R. McGowan.

AMERICAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS 11-12 Year Old Mike Beck (Cicks) Jeff Wilkerson (Pilots) Tony Malone (Pilots) Mark Burns (Chicks) Scott Phillips (Padres) Price Harrison (Padres) Brian Anderson (Angels) Steve Smith (Angels) Scott Malone (Angels) David Wright (Warriors) 3 Randall Fitzgerald (Warriors) Tony Russell (Vols) Tim Russell (Vols) Lee Hutchins (Travelers) Danny Holden (Travelers) Managers Bubba Bradford and Guy Seals. Practice Saturday, July 28 Oaklands Little League Park, 11:00 a.m. (American League Team). NATIONA LEAGUE ALL-STARS 8, 9 -10 Year Old- Ronny Taylor (Crackers) Gregg Miller (Crackers) Johnny Lyles (Patriots) Bubba Primm (Patriots) ADULTS STUDENTS IMS CHILDREN 6-11 $3.50 $1.00 50 UNDER 6 By AARON RAND MONTREAL (UPI) First round leader Hale Irwin, who shot a course record seven-under-par 65 Thursday, was not planning to do anything different today in round two of the Canadian Open. But he won't be hoping for a rainout as he was Thursday.

Irwin, whose last major tournament win was at the Heritage Golf Classic in 1971, had. eight birdies in his record round. He held a two-stroke We say our new Datsun 1200 delivers around 30 miles per gallon. But recently weclrove a new Datsun 1200 from LA. to New York, and without special equipment or special tuning, we averaged an incredible 37.9 miles per gallon.

(Just $29.85 for gas, coast-to-coast.) The average car in America gets around 13 miles per gallon would costnearly three times asmuch for the same trip! We think buying gasoline is one of the dullest things you can'do with your money. Save real countable dollars with a new Datsun 1200! Drive a then decide. night, Aug. 2 at the Oaklands Little League Park. In the regular seasons play, the red hot Patriots, coached by Roy Lantry, took home all the marbles.

The Patriots were a classy young team all year long and with stylish Johnny Lyles on the mound they were hard to handle. The booming bats of Benny Lee, Bubba Parsley and Bart Jones had the opposition off balance all year long. It was fine team and we congratulate Roy Lantry and the boys for being real champions. It has been a good year with all the teams displaying good spirit and sportsmanship. The managers did a fine job and we want to thank Andy Womack, Jimmy Wright, Neil Alexander, and Donnie Johnson for their fine work.

All other managers were members of the Recreation Staff, and they all know how I feel toward their fine work and leadership. We regret that some of the teams were much stronger than others, and we will strive to correct that situation next year. Can you imagine recruiting going on in our Southern League. Well it was done and we must close the loop holes. I don't know if any boy was offered a Honda or something more potent, but We must resort to a draft of some kind.

The managers have selected the All Star teams and of course we will hear some griping. But I believe the boys did a fine job and we should have two fine ball games. All Little League managers take note. A great big thank you to the Moose Lodge our sponsor, for Southern League. We consider this one of the finest Community service programs in our recreation setup.

Thanks again to every Moose member in town. By Ray Duffy, Rec. Director. NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS 11-12 Year Old David Young (Crackers) Ellis Cooper (Crackers) Benny Lee (Patriots) Woody Woodruff (Patriots) Bubba Parsley (Patriots) Wade Green (Astros) Mike Farm (Astros) Alan Carrol (Raiders) Jeff Hamblen (Raiders) PORTER PONTIAC MID-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIP 100 lap open competition 50 lap maverick special Street division PIUS HEAT RACES IN ALL DIVISIONS! I rbumm SAT.OP.n. KIUBFEEEBR DATSUK N.

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