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2 Part June 4, 1973 Zo0 jartSCltjS Kimtt Morning i I I jfi 1 'r' V- A 7 i i i -) -'-v-- BASEBALL STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUI wtstwa DivinoB Pet. GBL SAN FRANCISCO 35 20 .634 LOS ANGELES 31 21 .59 Th CINCINNATI 23 .549 5 HOUSTON 2 25 .537 5' ATLANTA i 32 .360 14V SAN DIEGO 19 34 J5I 15 Castwa Owision Pet. GBL CHICAGO 31 20 PITTSBURGH 1..23 21 .523 4V NEW YORK 22 24 .478 6'j MONTREAL 21 23 .477 6V4 ST. LOUIS 22 25 .461 7 PHILADELPHIA 19 30 .388 11 Sunday's Results Montreal 4, Los Anseles 1 New York 9, San Dieg: 2 San Francisco 5, Philadelphia 4 St. Louis 2, Houston 1 (10 Innings) Chicago 3, Atlanta 0 Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 1 Today's Schedule New York tMatlack, 2-7) at Cincinnati (Billlngham, 7-2) night.

Philadelphia (Carlton, 5-7) at Houston (Roberts, 5-3), night. San Francisco (Bradley, 4-2) at Pittsburgh (Moose, 4-4), night. Only games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUI UC Irvine Scores NCAA Tourney Win SPRINGFIELD, 111. W--Catcher Terry Stupy and first baseman Jeff Malin off each doubled in two -runs as UC Irvine erupted for six runs in the sixth ning and defeated Easterri Illinois, 6-2, Sunday in the NCAA College Division World Series.

The win was the second without a loss for the Ant- -eaters while Eastern Illinois has one defeat in the double elimination tour-" nament. Irvine's Gary Wheelock allowed Eastern only two hits but one was a two-run homer by Randy Trapp in-the second. The game was delayed 2Vi hours at the start because, of rain. The Anteaters and Ithaca, the only remaining unr defeated teams in 4 tournament, play today iti a third-round game. UC Irvine 000 006 0-4 Eastern Illinois 020 000 02 2 0 Wheelock and Stupy; Ensminaer, Maxwell (6) and Triezenberg.

i i 'I V. i i. I i in i ii ifl "iiiililiHliliPispi deron of Guadalajara makes a diving save Sunday JUST IN TIME Carlos de Jesus of Santos of Brazil delivers shot on goal but goalie Macho Cal- by Pele, won game, 2-1. HO HUM You might call this match a yawner. Olympic champion Ben Peterson of United States rests head on hand as he waits for referee to break up deadlock with Levan Tediashvilli of Russia.

Peterson lost the match and the U.S. lost the meet to Soviets in competition at Madison Square Garden. UP) Wirephots Race Drivers Blast Editorials Calling for End to Indy 500 Cornelius Wins Sealy in Playoff With Rankin photo PELE Continued from First Page then left-footing a rising shot past him. Guadalajara dominated most of the second half but could manage just one goal against Santos goalie Agustin Cejas. Francisco Avilan scored in the 62nd minute, beating Cejas from 10 yards out off an indirect free kick from Francisco Macedo.

Pele, 32, has scored 9 of his team's 14 goals in Santos' five wins. at Coliseum, bantos, led Beth Stone $737 76-79-71226 Sandra Palmer $587 74-73-80-227 Susie McAllister $587 73-76-78227 Patty Berg $587 78-73-76-227 Marlene Hagge $587 76-76-75227 Sandra Post $487 74-73-81228 Barbara Romach $487 74-76-78228 Cathy Duggan $487 74-78-76-228 Gloria Ehret $487 76-77-75228 Renee Powell $391 74-73-82229 Sharon Miller $391 77-74-78229 Murle Breer $391 77-74-78229 Jane Blalock $391 78-75-76229 Gerda Boykln $330 78-78-74230 Margec Masters $330 78-76-76-230 Janet LePera $280 76-75-80231 Barbara Myers $280 79-74-78231 Marllynn Smith $280 79-75-77231 Jan Ferraris $220 80-72-80-232 Kathv Whltworth $220 81-74-77-232 Shelley Hamlin $220 76-82-74232 Marbo Sasaki $180 75-78-80-233 Amie Amlzich $180 78-76-79233 Pam Hlgglns $180 84-72-77-233 DeDe Owens $165 84-74-77-235 Joyce Kazmlerskl $160 78-80-78-236 JoAnne Carner $155 76-79-82-237 Cynthia Sullivan $150 76-80-82-238 Muniz, Durden Rated Even for 10-Rounder World junior middleweight contenders Armando Muniz and Thurman Durden are rated even for their 10-round main event at the Olympic Thursday night. Muniz is 26-4 with 18 KOs, Durden is 29-5 with 16 KOs. A companion light-weight bout has Joe Me-drano, 16-2 with 12 KOs, a 9-5 pick over Leoncio Meza, 14-4 with nine KOs. We proudly present Briefing the next day," said Herzog.

"It's a hard thing for him to deal with. It's like when you have been rich all your life and suddenly you are poor." Lefty Driesell, the Maryland basketball coach, was asked what he was doing at Kutsher's Catskill Mountain resorts in New York. "You better believe," said Driesell, "I'm not up here for my health. I could think of better places to be. But I've got to protect my interests." Lefty's current "interest" is 6-5 Adrian Dantley of Washington, D.C., the most sought-after player at a high school tournament in the Catskills.

Dantley has narrowed the field to four schools, Maryland, Notre Dame, Minnesota and Indiana. His mother, however, is listening to everybody. "Actually," says Dantley, "she has no say in my final decision. But she really digs talking to coaches." Fritz. Peterson, after beating the Angels 2-0 at Yankee Stadium, hustled to catch a plane for the midwest where today he'll submit a thesis at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, 111.

The 40-page thesis is on the differences in personality characteristics between major league and junior college baseball players. Peterson won't rejoin the Yankees until Tuesday night in Arlington, Tex. It promises to be a warm reunion. "There'll be a gigantic bonfire," said Peterson. "I'm going to burn all my Names in the News Jake Gaither retired as athletic director at Florida University.

Gaither was head football coach from 1945 to 1969 compiling a 203-36-4 record. Quotebook Texas Rangers traveling secretary Burt Hawkins, on why he thinks the club will improve: "We've traded away so many of our old players we've weaken ed the rest of the league." TODAY IN SPORTS BOWLING Wlnston-Sa-lem, PBA Open, Brunswick Wonder Bowl, Downey, noon and 7 p.m. RADIO-TELEVISION BASEBALL Kansas City vs. Boston, Channel 4, 8:15 p.m. (delay tape).

Armenians in Opener SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The Montebello Armenians beat the Napa Rangers, 3-0, Sunday in the first of a home-and-home series between Northern and Southern California winners of the State Soccer Cup eliminations. Two goals by Doug McMillan gave the Armenians a 2-0 half time lead. He scored from eight yards and then broke loose two minutes later with a goal from 22 yards. The Armenians' third goal was by Arsen Kevorkian at 22 minutes of the second half. The Armenians, representing Southern California, are defending champions in the series.

The second game will be played June 17 in Los Angeles. 3 Trojans Named on All-Star Team USC placed three players on the District 8 All-Star baseball team announced by district chairman Chuck Brayton in Pullman, Wash. Trojans named were pitcher Randy Scarbery, shortstop Roy Smalley and outfielder Fred Lynn. The team: IB Steve Bartkowskl (California); SB Mark Kettman (Cal State San Jose); 3B Gene Delyon (Santa Clara); SS Roy Smalley (USC); LF Bob Hampton (Stanford); CF Fred Lvnn (USC); RF Tim Corcoran (Cal State LA); Jerry Stone (Loyola); Randy Scarbery (USC), Joe Mcintosh (Washington State). MIXED TO BUY NCR Bookkeeping Machines-all models FRIDEN Billing Machines-all models BURROUGHS Bookkeeping Machines-all models IBM Data Processing Equipment Cash Registers-all makes and models BEFORE YOU MADE YOUR EQUIPMENT-CALL ME VIC CORDERO (213)945-2676 LAS VEGAS (UPI) Kathy Cornelius of Litchfield Park, won the $100,000 aly Faberge Golf Classic Sunday on the first hole of a sudden-death playoff with Judy Rankin of Midland, Tex.

Mrs. Cornelius scored a par 5 on the extra hole to a bogey 6 for Mrs. Rankin after they had finished the 54-hole test tied at two-un-der-par 217. Mrs. Cornelius, 40, won $25,000 in cash and a auto, the richest prize ever on the ladies profes-sional golf association tour.

Mrs. Rankin, 28, received $11,000. In winning her first LPGA event since Louisville, a year ago, Mrs. Cornelius ran in a 5-foot second putt on the playoff hole and then watched Mrs. Rankin miss her putt -for a par from half that distance.

Leaders: Kathy Cornelius S25.O0O 71-72-74217 Judy Rankin SU.000 72-73-72217 Betsy Rawls 1581 5 72-74-72 21S Carol Mann S5S15 72-73-73218 Bonnie Bryant $4,000 72-71-76-219 Mary Mills $2620 69-76-75-220 Debbie Austin $2620 76-70-74220 Carole Jo Skala $2620 73-74-73220 Kathy Ahern $2620 76-71-73220 Sherry Wilder $2620 73-76-71220 Sandra Haynle $1700 70-73-78221 Betty Burfeindt $1700 74-70-77221 Sue Bernlng $1700 74-73-74-221 Chako Hlguichl $1450 74-71-77-222 Sandra Spuzich $1450 74-76-72222 Donna Young $1187 73-72-78223 Sally Little $1187 75-72-76223 C. Ann Creed $1187 73-75-75223 Jocyelyne Bourassa $1187 77-75-71223 Karolvn Kertzman $1025 76-70-78224 Gall Denenberg $1025 72-75-77224 Judy Kimball $925 73-73-79225 Mary Horner $925 73-74-78225 Pam Barnett $737 75-73-78225 JoAnn Prentlct $737 77-72-77226 Roberta Albers $737 75-77-74-226 Sue Roberts $737 75-77-74 22 Kathy Ferrer $737 74-78-74-226 11223 MAGNOLIA BLVD. Western Division Pet. GBL 27 .609 KAN5A5 CUT JO I MINNESOTA 26 21 .553 2 CALIFORNIA 25 22 .532 3 OAKLAND 24 25 .510 4 TEXAS 30 .348 lift eastern Division Pet. GBL HFTROIT 2T 22 .551 NEW YORK 26 24 .520 IVi BALTIMORE 22 22 .500 2Vj MILWAUKEE 22 26 .458 4Va BOSTON 21 25 .457 4V2 CLEVELAND 20 30 .400 Ti Sunday's Result New York 3, California 2 Oakland 12, Boston 1 Kansas City 5, Cleveland 4 Milwaukee 7, Chicago 1 Detroit 8, Minnesota 2 Baltimore 7, Texas 1 (called, with 2 out In top of 6th, rain) Today's Schedule Kansas City (Garber, 5-1) at Boston (Curtis, 2-5), Channel 4, 1:15 p.m.

(de-laved). Milwaukee (Colborn, 5-2) at Oakland (Holtzman. 10-2) night. Only games scheduled. 2 Irvine Players on Ail-American Two UC Irvine players and three other Califor-nians made the All-Ameri-can College Division first team chosen by the American Assn.

of Collegiate Baseball Coaches. Selected for the second time was the Anteaters' first baseman Jeff Malin-. off, and for the first time his teammate, outfielder Rod Spence. Other Californians picked were catcher Pat Russell, Cal State North-ridge; shortstop John Re-petto- UC Davis, and outfielder Kerry Dineen, U. San Diego.

Others on the first team included: Jay Smith, (Florida Southern); Harold Rasmussen, (LSU-New Orleans); Mike Campbell, 2b (Florida Southern); Rich Mellendlck, 3b (Baltimore); Ozzle Kenvon, of (Marietta). Picked on the second team wa pitcher Rav Humphries of Irvine. College Baseball NCAA UNIVERSITY DIVISION DISTRICT PLAYOFFS District 4 Minnesota 7, Southern Illinois (14 Innings) (Minnesota wins title and berth in College World Series) NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION WORLD SERIES At Springfield, III. UC Irvine Eastern Illinois 2 Ithaca 4, Florida Southern 1 (Florida Southern eliminated) Missouri (St. Louis) 2, Jacksonville (Ala) State 1 (Jacksonville State eliminated) Eastern Illinois 7, Missouri (St.

Louis) (Missouri St. Louis eliminated) NAIA CHAMPIONSHIPS At Phoenix Valdosta State 10, Grand Canyon (Gran Canyon eliminated) Wisconsin (Oshkosh) Phillips (Okla.) 0 (Phillips eliminated) Women's Track SPAAAU CHAMPIONSHIPS At UC Santa Barbara Mile Hosmer (Falcon TC), 4:55.5. HJ Wilson (South Coast TC), 54. Bismuo lotiOON cur THE (ONE DOOR WEST OF LANKERSHIM) 761-8641 877-1918 mm HOMES APARTMENTS COMMERCIAL VACANT LAND Buy Existing Trust Ccsis at Market Value PRIVATE TRUST FUNDS Agt. Mr.

Larry IIIIII NORTH HOLLYWOOD 26 yrs. of the Week Award to: the Globe Tire Customer Two drivers involved in the crash that sent Salt' Walther to the hospital called "ridiculous" editorials suggesting the Indianapolis 500 race be discontinued. "These people who talk about one or two incidents are seeking notoriety and not doing justice to the sport," said Dick. Simon, 39, of Salt Lake City. "A lot of people like to talk about something they know nothing about," said John Martin, 34, of Long Beach.

"I'm sure if they were on the other side of the fence they would see how ridiculous such comment is." What is needed, say the drivers, is more self discipline by the men who drive the cars. "We need to school ourselves better," said Simon. "We've got 10 times more safety factors in these cars now. It used to be if you crashed like Swede Savage did you knew damn well you didn't have, a chance. Perhaps some drivers are neglecting the fact they can get it.

"Some drivers need to start using their brain using more mental disci-' pline." The University of Texas boasts the best winning percentage in college football over the last five years, according to figures released by National Collegiate Sports Services. The Longhorns, with a 45-4-1 record, have a winning percentage of .910. Close behind is Penn State, 47-5-0 and .904. USC is 11th at .811. The standings: 1.

Texas, 2. Penn State, .904 9. Michigan, 4. Ohio State, .872 5. Arizona State, 6.

Tennessee, 7. Nebraska, .833 8. Toledo, 9. Notre Dame, 10. Cal State San Diego 11.

USC, 12. Dartmouth, 13. Louisiana Stats, 14. Auburn, 15. Arkansas, 16.

Alabama, 17. Oklahoma, 18. Yale, 19. West Virginia, 20. Houston, .726.

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