Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 3

3-Cuiiiberland Evening Times, Saturday, Maf 6, 197Z A 'v i Could Today Be A Memorable Moment For Derby Underdog? By ED SCHUYLliR JR. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Some of America's greatest thoroughbreds have won the Kentucky Derby, which has its 98th running today, but some of its most memorable moments belong to the underdog. Citation, the last of racing's eight Triple Crown winners, is very much a part of Derby lore hut so are Donerail and Caiio- nero II. Entered in today's S125.000- added, lU-milc Derby at Churchill Downs were a field of 16 3-year-olds that included Riva Ridge, the 1971 2-year-old champion, a rank outsider named Dr.

Xeale. Post time was 5:40 p.m., EOT. Television coverage was scheduled for 5 and radio coverage for p.m.- 5:45 p.m., both by CBS. In the 1913 Derby, a jockey called Roscoe Goose rode Donerail to a one-half length victory over Ten Point for a winning mutuel payoff of. $184.90.

This is still the biggest payoff in Derby history. Last year Rarbizon Streak, Knight Counter. Jr's Arrowhead, Fourulla and Saigon Warrior, members of the mutuel field who finished in the last five places. But the other field, horse was Canoncro 11 who not only won but made a run at the Triple Crown by also winning the Prcakness before finishing fourth in the Belmont Stakes. A mutuel field is made up by the track oddsmaker to keep the limit of 12 separate bottins interests allowed by Churchill Downs.

'The field horses are considered outsiders. In Johnny Loftus rode a colt who had no previous wins to a five-length victory in the Derby. The horse was Sir Barton who became the first winner of the Triple Crown. Brokers Tip did not win the Triple Crown. In fact, the only race he won in 14 career starts was the 1933 Derby highlighted by the whipping between his jockey, Don Meailc.

and Herb Kisher, the rider of runner-up Head Play. Despite the (act they had never won before the Derby, neither Sir Barton or Broker's Tip paid real big prices. Sir Barton paid S7.20 as part of an entry while Brokers Tip returned $19.88. Other longshot winners of the Derby included Dark Star, who paid S51.SO after handing Native Danrer his only defeat in .195:1: (iailahadian. S72.40 in 1940, and Proud Clarion, in 19ti7.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. (API The weather for the Kentucky Derby today ul Churchill Downs will probably be partly sunny and warm, witli the temperature in the upper 70s, the National Weather Service PIT. dieted. A weather service official said chances of Ihundershowers during the derby are becoming more and more remote-about 10 to per cent.

The winds at post time should be southerly from 15 to 2(1 null-, per hour. Willie Mays May Become Two-Time 'Loser' Next Week Seen Going With Mets, Losing HR To Aaron By VITO STELLINO UP1 Sports Writer Willie Mays may lose both his Giant uniform and his second- place spot on the all-time homer list next week. While San Francisco owner Horace is talking to New York Wets' board chairman, M. Donald Grant about trading Mays, and Hank Aaron is relentlessly getting ready to overtake Mays for the No. 2 spqt on.

the homer list. Both events might well happen next week. Aaron hit his G44th homer Friday night to lead the Atlanta Braves to a 2-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals and move within two homers of Mays' 646 total. Babe Ruth holds the homer record at 714.

Mays, who is 41 today, went O-for-4 in the Giants 3-2 loss to Philadelphia Friday night as his average dipped to 167. Pitches Seven-Hitter Phil Niekro pitched a seven- hitter and Aaron cracked a two- run homer off Bob Gibson in the first inning to hand the Braves the victory over St. Louis. Gibson, who has lost four straight, is off to. the worst start of his careev.

Rookie. Mike Anderson dou bled home Don Money witl none out in the ninth inning to give Philadelphia the victors over the Giants. The hit broke up a duel between winner Champion, 3-0, and losei Juan Marichal. In the other games, Houston blanked Chicago, 3-0, San Diego shut out New York, 6-0 Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh, 54, in 10 innings and Montreal nipped Los Angeles, 3-1. The Expos continued their fast pace, as Ron Hunt drove in two runs with a third inning THE ELLiS STORY Capr.

Norbert Evans, head of Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium security police, is shown (upper photo) with patrolman David Hatter (right) who maced Pittsburgh Pirate pitcher Dock Ellis last night at players' gate. Hatter said Ellis didn't show proper credentials, became abusive and tried to force his way through the gate by gesturing with an object in a sack. Evans shows reporters (lower) a half-filled bottle of wine which he said was in Pirate announcer Bob Prince holds tape recorder. (AP Photofax) Ellis Granted Continuance double to pace them past Los Angeles. Bill Stoneham pitched a seven-hitter to get the victory while Tommy John took the loss.

Perez Singles for Win Tony Perez' bases-loaded single off Dave Giusti with one out in the inning lifted Cincinnati past Pittsburgh. Johnny Bench hit his fourth homer for the Reds while Manny Sanguillcn had his first for Pittsburgh, a three-run blast in the seventh when -the Pirates scored their four runs. Sieve Arlin pitched a four- hitter to give San Diego the Little Things Make Steve Braun Big Ex-Gridder Grabs Lead In Houston HOUSTON' who once belted beefy backs as a tough secondary man for thc Colorado itiffalocs, has a gambler's nstinct which paid tiff in hree-stroke lead going i oday's third round of thc 5125,000 Houston open. Irwin collected seven birdies Friday in shooting his itraight five-undcr-par 67 for a 34 total, but a risky two-iron hot out of the trees for a par On thc 449- hc slammed Ky lll'l Sports Writer It's the little things Dial have made Steve Uriimi Ihc big man in the American League. Braun smashed a two-run homer anil lifted his league- leading batting average to an even .500 Friday niglil as I he Minnesota Twins beat the! Clips Snatch 2-0 Lead In Boston lied Sox, 5-2 and lri l'Pe(l the Yankees.

New York I I credits "the little (hint's" for I'l'lf'-son 11V CINCINNATI (Special to The Evening Times) 'illsburgh Pirate pitcher Dock Ellis was granted a conlinu ance on a charge of disorderly conduct today in police court. The Pittsburgh hurlcr was arrested Friday night at Riverfront Stadium prior to the game between the Pirates and Reds, 5-4 by Cincinnati in the bot- .0111 of the tenth. The charges Takes Williams Glove American Association By United Press International were the outgrowth of a spraying incident with policc.indianapoiis outside the stadium. The case was continued 1 1 July 10, next lime the Pirates'Ti" 10 .17.1 net. in MECHANICSBURG, Pa A Adamson of Wrightsville won lhe 25-lap Sprinl Car feature by a second Johnny Grum of Altoona JFriclay nighl al Williams Grove Speedway.

Adamson was limed in 9:49.6 vas his favorite. 'ard fourth hole he ball into the trees but had a ive-yard opening about 3C off. "Thc ball ticked a few trees thc way out but rolled onto he green," said. "That vas probably my best shot of he tournament." He two putted for a par four nd ended thc day 10-timlcr foi he tournament. Chuck Thorpe of Detroit, tht 'irsl-round leader with a lili 01 he par-72 Wcstwooi Country Club course, turned ii i 71, suffering two bogeys bill claiming a birdie and an eagle irucc Devlin, Doug Sanders.

3on January and Bob Payne vcrc bunched at live-under 139 nd all generated pressure foi he youlhful leaders. "I'm nol trying to make xctiscs, but my stomach is in strain and the (20 m.p.h.) vind is really blowing hard," lie soft-spoken Thorpe said. He had a quick medical checkup and was pronounced fit. He earlier said if'hc failed to make thc 147-stroke cul "I'll be Ihc first black man to ever kill himself on the golf course." Rally Wins For Mathias pyschcd up things his rom (li (iss riol I liALTlMOKK Halmy; pilfhrr Hill (ln-liimore Clippers carry a 2-0 lead aid'solowski walked with the bases l( tonight's American Hockey iniiins playoff gamp againsi missing the IOR-P in I In- winning run that: NUVH Seiilia in Halifax' afler last year. I'd gel enabled thc Hangers' to defeat' lhe games and 1 Detroit.

fourth loss Ins success so far this season, ji. U) "I'm really pleased wilh ivholo play this year," Braun, who batted only .254 last ioa'lcd the fourth 'I was I'd forget to do the little things, Ne I in en ACC now I'm paying mote, attention In what. 1 do and my' whole game is 1 I Braun followed a walk Ii Harmon Killebrew in the his first homer of thej Frosthurg 1 Stale's tine and two season lo give the Twins a 2-0 players, Lee Maytithby and Pat lead and Rod Carew doubled ii the third run in the fifth. Jiic.li Reese singled home the other Lwo runs in ninth. Rico in Cincinnati.

Tangle In Parking Lot Ellis, a controversial figure! vhose outspoken manner hasj Oklahoma Cily 7 12 Friday's Rcsulls Wk-hila Tuba .1 Omaha I OKKLAHOMA Cily 3 Denver 2 Kvansvillc 1 victory over New York. Jerry touched off several Koosman was knocked out after incidents wilh Pirates' managc- refused lo show Ihem propel identification. According suffered 3 2-3 innings and is now 0-3. mcnt and ncwsmcn ovor the Nate Colbert's two-run homer! Iast two tangled wilh in the first inning and icc in a par kmg lot outside Thomas' three-run double in the lne a( jj um a tcr he allegedly fourth paced the Padres. Chicago not only lost the game to Houslon but also Act baseman Ron Santo, re port, Ellis and teammates (Willie Slargcll and Rennie missed the team bus was lo take them to Riverfront Stadium for the with the Cincinnati Reds.

When thc three men showed up at the players' entrance, they were asked by the patrolman on duly, David Hatter, lo show proper identification. Slargcll, StcnncU Comply Slargcll and Slennelt complied with thc patrolman's Im Wichit Omaha 2 Indianapolis 1 HO innings) Saturday's Games Ttilsa Oklahoma Cily al Kvansville at Indianapolis broken wrist in the fourth inning by a Larry Dicrkcr pitch'. Dierkcr pitched a five-hitler and Jimmy Wynn drove in all three Houston runs. Auto Electric, Beck's Victors Rich Smith and Steve Spooler turned in nifty pitching performances yesterday evening in City Softball League action at request, Cavanaugh Field. refused, Playoffs lhe non-stop cvenl.

Hi, place wenl to Kenny Weld of i.iYork. Paul Slein of York led from start to finish to take top honors in the 20-lap late model feature. Bob Goodling of Slovers- town was second, a length off lhe pace. Alva Tabor Named Cleveland Assistant A four-run rally in the top of the ninth broke a 1-1 tie and i Third i a las a By The Associated Press New York vs. 1, RlnominKton, aflernof at TV, 1st same Pctrocclli homered for Boston, the first homer for the Red Sox this season after H77 at-bals.

Elsewhere in Ihc AL, Chicago edged Cleveland, 2-1, Baltimore nipped Kansas Cily, California blanked Milwaukee, 4-0, Oakland defeated New. York, 1, and Texas shaded Detroit, 2 I. Wilbur Wood pitched a five hitter and lowered his earnct run average to 1.14 as White Sox downed the Indians Dick Allen's sacrifice fly am Rick Reichardt's single drov in the runs Wood needed to gain his fourth victory in fiv decisions. lioog Powell's eighth-inning sacrifice fly capped a Ihrcc-rui: rally that enabled the Orioles tc beat Kansas City. Ed Kirk-pa- Irick broke up a scoreless pitching duel between the Royals' Mike Hedlund and Baltimore'? Jim Palmer when homered in the top of thc eighth but Baltimore rallied in Is half of the inning on four singles sandwiched around a browing error and Powell's fly ball.

Nolan Ryan pitched a Ihrcc- lillcr and struck out 14 bailers a.s the Angels downed Milwaukee. Andy Kosco's single, a riplc by Leo Cardenas ant) a vild pitch gave Ryan all Ihc backing he needed in lhe second inning. Ken pitched a four- nee victory over hitler lo boost his record to 3-1 Wardcrisville yesterday at the latter place. Both pitchers went the route, Cletus Miller hurling a two-hitter to get the verdict over War- dcnsville's John Orndorff. the league 2-4.

Mathias is 4-3 i and Wardcnsville An 4 CLEVELAND (UPI) Alva Tabor, former head foolball coach at Southern University, will be an assistant coach for thc Cleveland Browns of 1 1 11 11 1 NFL next season, the Browns announced Thursday. Totals Tabor, 4G, will be in charge of the Browns specially units and will also be the first full-time 1 3 1 W-WhpttcMf 1 0 L-WilhinK-lf 0 I) WarricnsviJlr II Alt It 1 (j (j 'I G-Vaniic-rf (I 0 I L-Mongnld-c 0 0 0 H-Brill-lh 4 0 0 J'Orndot-ff-p 11 11 1 (Mlrari'h-rf 10 1 C-RrjIKlh 2 (Jj 1 J-Hiihn-ss (I 2 10 (I 0 2 and Dave Duncan drove in two runs with a single and his third homer of the season a.s Oakland Weaver, dccisinned Kick Workman and Terry ctminlc to a (Ml leiiuis victory over Alle- gaiiy Community College yesterday mi lhe ACC courts. Mayltibby and Weaver also 'ombiiied lo knock over Work- nan and Larry Wilson in the 1 doubles malch. The win gives a ITC ml while ACC shows a M-ll log concludes its season today al Altnona Campus of Point Stale. 1.1V! Mnylullliy.

i'a'l Weaver'. I. fi-2. Wllsim. Paul Miiniiin, ivalcl.

li-il. Cun-im. i-2. (Ml. Frank Waslk-i.

PSC. Ma.vluhl).v nild Weave nan and Wilson. i nnrhln iiiiii filler iiad Cumin. Knewald iind Wn.sller, nil Itepliim. M.

posting IM overtime victory in Friday ni.uhl action hero. Clippers' Koalio Jim Shaw hrld the scorrlpsf. fnr 120 minutes liofore Randy liofn snored ffom lift Teol out to send the into ovortimr. Kola's Koal, on an assist from Hoy was Ihe first score in the Calder Cup hpsl-of- seven plii.vfiff series for Mova Scotia, which com piled Ihn highest scoring record in Hip Allli during its regular season with goals. In the scries opening gamn Continued on Page Terry Ilin-l Mark Mill "This is Carrier Comfort Country" See Ray C.

Lapp Mr. Air Conditioning for year round comfort Carrier Quebec Blackiston Ave, Off Industrial Blvd. Phone 722-3634 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REPAIRED REBUILT QUALITY PARTS EXPERIENCED MECHANICS Amick 's TRANSMISSION SERVICE Free Inspections Free Road Test 1039 Bedford St. Call 722-8133 black coach on the club. 100 (ino 010 .11 I Pii irs Wardonsvlllr a.

IW Mill Orniiorfl SO Miller II. Ornilt.i Winnini; Piichcr Miller, Usin rhcr-Orndorfl. Here Comes Rettenmund! In the first game Smith struck out nine in pitching Beck's Sanitary Service to an By GORDON BEARD BALTIMORE (AP)-Merv but police said El.is tne Ica( i ing hitter even though he was he Baltimore Orioles Ihc pasl Iwo seasons, may be asked three different times. Hatter said that Ellis then threatened him with a bag to make no ifrom the his usual gate. late start 11-7 victory over Fairgo Tavern.j was carrying and at this point JI 28-year-old outfielder Spooler whiffed 13 and scatterediHalter drew his gun but did not rap ct ou singles, din three singles as Auto Electric int ll at is Hatter then put ng home thc lying run dunng his gun back into his holster Baltimore's winning rally in thc because he felt, according lo cign as he Orioles ripped Celancsc 6-1.

Ace Dercmcr smacked a homer and three singles for Fairgo. Joe Clanagan homered for Beck's. Bobby Phillips and'Dcnny McCormick had two hits apiece for Auto Electric which hammered out 11 safclies. AT CAVANAI'fill FIKI.II (First Oamel Fair2o Tavern MS 010 0 S. S.

531) 201 0 11 l.arcont and Evcrsnlc. Rick Smith and ClanaKtin. MR Clanagan (Heck's): Derci (Fairgo). (Scrond Game) Auto Eleelrie fi 11 Celanwc 1 1 Ctevc Spooler and Denny McCormick; Sisk and All Must Play All players must compete in the two-man team golf tournament tomorrow at the Cumberland Country Club. Matches will get under way following breakfast al the club.

Capl. Norbcrl Evans, that hei cdged Kansas City 3-2 Friday "could control the situation 'night. heller wilh Mace." I ini feel thc way I Hatter then squirted Ellis! hould," Rctlcnmund said, "but with Mace, but Ellis was nolij have lo be satisfied." injured and walked into the The reason is simple. At this dressing room. Ptl.

Hatter filed nj mc of Ihe. season, while he a disorderly conduct charge'struggles to break free'from a against Ellis. East Carolina Soph Wins Dixie Golf Tillc I wretched start, Reltcnmund can find happiness in a check cd-swing bloop single. Gels Three Hits Going into Friday's game, RcUcnmund was batting .194 36 limes al bat. And, if three hits did signal the end SANFORD, N.C.

(AP) Sophomore Eddie Pinnix East Carolina University won of the slump, he's actually im- Southern Conference by four slrokcs Thursday! Last season, when he wound and led the Pirates to a suc-iup hitting .318. Kctlcnmund A bunt by Don Buford off loser Tom Burgmcicr, 2-1 and a throwing error by third baseman Paul Schaal scored one run, and Rettenmund's single tied it 2-2. Powell Produces Winner Buford tagged up and scored the winning run after Boog Powell's fly ball to Amos Otis in center, with Retlenmund doubled trying for second base. "I was going all the Rettenmund said, "because I thought there would be a play al lhe plalc. When lhe ball was cul off, I was already starting my slide and it was loo lale lo change Ihcn." "Palmer had excellent stuff, plus control," said Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver, "so I was harpy lo see him gel thc win.

Cut I'm jusl as happy for Eddie Wall. "Wall slopped Ihcm in Ihc ninth, and was jusl as big a ero as anybody. He never gels less pilching duel belwccn Kan-jmuch credit, but people get on sas Cily's Mike Hedlund if he allows thc lying run Afler a two-run homer by Edj Kirkpalrick snapped a scorc -jh Jim Palmer in thc eighth, the Orioles lop of (he lo score." rallied lo Palmer, 2-2, had retired 15 cessful defense of the team! was al alter 56 at win in the bottom of the inning, i halters in a row before Richie championship. bats. In 1070, he sputtered at! Singles by Alark lielangerlSchcinblum singled wilh one He shot a closing 7B, four .227 afler 129 plalc appearancesiand pinch hiller Terry in Ihc eighth.

With two over par to go with his sellling down lo finish al'the fourth and fifth Baltimore outs, Kirkpatrick homered on a '3 for a 36-hole total of 149, Ihils, chased Hedlund, 2-0 pilch. 3. Kunmx Chifaso 2, Cleveland 1 Minnesota Detroit Oakland 3, New Calilnj-nia Milw City 2 1 iniKlK) rk 1 I night) Of THK TKAMS KAJiT UIVISION DC I roll ClevclaiMj New York Boston Milwaukee U'KST DIVISION' Ifl 10 .412 5 (JAMKS TOOAV (ICOT, T'r'ihahlr I'llnllrm) Chicaco at Cleveland Parry Cl-2). MinrK-Mtla at llrrtl'in 12- Gulp Texati at (0-il) New York at Oakland Mcl.ain tl-2). Kansas City al JI.M.II.MOIK-; raKo (J-l) UOUSftN Milwaukee at California ano al Clnvelanrl 1:30 Mlnncw.la at Kmtwi 2-M Cliv al liAMIMOKF, Tftxa.v at Detroit 2:30 York OMarxl NATIONAL VKSTIvlUIAV'K SIANIUMiS OF TKA.MH KAKT DIVIM I'MTHKCKOH rri IJ-I BI.AS.S T01MV Wr f'JU'hrr Halt III fit 'It Vnjk 2:15 I'rvi- liorhon iHf (I- Knach lOMoititow Ktattfiit Tttno) in Dk'JJ'i at New Yolk I'I'ITKIIIJKKII at C'lritlnnall 2:13 (TV).

Hun al 2:15 MlatilH at SI. 2:11 AnxeleA al Montreal 2:15 The Original Old German League Leading Lager.