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THE PERFECT QUARTERBACK Ha bra) (Toth won playoff). LOW NET: 117-John Bibaeff (Los Angeles). PGA CLUB PRO CHAMPIONSHIP At Pin Mountain, Ca. Final 72-Hole Leaders 280 Galloway (Rock Hill, S.C.). 281 Ferriell (Milford, Ohio); George Lanning (Ta-coma); Larry Gilbert (Brandenburg, 283-Jim Albus (Staten Island); Bruce Summerhays (Carmichael, 284-Bob Duden (Portland); George Bellino (Canfield, Ohio); Tom Collins (Greenville, S.C.).

Golf Results $61500 TOURNAMENT At Melbourne Final 72-Hole Leaders 281 Bob Shearer (Australia); Stuart Ginn (Australia); Shearer won playoff and SI 2,500 top priie with birdie on first extra hole. 287 Bruce Devlin (Australia). Others included: 293-Gil Morgan. 294-Marty Bohen; Mark Lye. Note: Shearer and Greg Norman will represent Australia in World Cup at Palm Springs Dec.

9-12. $100,000 TOURNAMENT At Yokohama Final 72-Hole Leaders 282 Yamamoto (Japan). 283 Lu Liang-Huan (Taiwan). Others included: 290 Jerry Heard. 293 Lou Graham; John Schroeder.

294 Forrest Feller. SOCAL LEFT-HANDED GOLF ASSN. CHAMPIONSHIP At Los Strranos 152-Andy Toth (Phoenix), Ed Sow- as popular in Cincinnati, baseball crazy over the world champion Reds, as night-time World Series games. He once started a sporting goods store which promptly went out of business. "Cincinnati just isn't a media center like LA.

or New York or Chicago," he went on, rationalizing his obscurity. Our columnists aren't syndicated, but we see Jim Murray all the time." But the lack of attention didn't affect his cockiness, which bubbles under the surface. It flared when criticisms were mentioned Some say Anderson, whose plays A God-fearing son of a high school custodian, Anderson was an all-around high school athlete. He was a standout basketball and baseball player and was a second-string quarterback until his senior year in Bata-via. He went to Augustana to play basketball and asked to try out for football as an afterthought Thirty pounds later, the pro scouts were beginning to trickle into Rock Island to see this rollout quarterback with the rocket launcher arm.

The Bengals, who already had good quarterbacks in Greg Cook and Virgil Carter, passed up Notre Dame's Joe Theismann to take Anderson in the Figure Skating INTERNATIONAL MEET At Prague MEN'S SINGLES (final standings) Scott Cramer (U.S.), II ordinals and 136.46 points. WOMEN'S SINGLES (final Claudia Kristofics-. Binder (Austria); 2. Lisa-Maria Allen (U.S.). ards (San Diego), Bob Linder (La The Volume INDUSTRIAL SALESMAN Aggressive man with minimum 2 years industrial sales experience wanted for solid future in material handling equipment field.

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8. 1976 los 3ngtltf JDllttS Baltimore Bombs San Diego, 37-21 SAN DIEGO GP) Baltimore quarterback Bert Jones threw for 275 yards and three touchdowns Sunday to lead the Colts to a 37-21 victory over the San Diego Chargers. The Colts, 8-1 and atop the AFC East, rolled to a 21-7 halftime lead behind Jones' passing, and had the game well in hand the rest of the way. Jones, who hit 18 of 25 passes and had one interception, put the Colts in front early with a 40-yard scoring toss to Lydell Mitchell in the first quarter. In the second period, after Don McCauley scored from two yards out to make it 14-0, Jones connected on a 16-yard touchdown pass to Roger Carr.

The Jones-Carr combination clicked again early in the third quarter, this time on an 18-yard scoring pass to give Baltimore a 28-7 advantage. SCORE BY QUARTERS 91; Leaks 10-33; McCauley 1-31. San Baltimore 7 14 7 9-37 Diego-Woods 11-29; Young 6-15. San Diego 0 7 0 14-21 PASSING: Baltimore-Jones 18-25- Bal-Mitchell 40 pass from Jones 1 '-'-ft M- San Le9? (Linhart kick) Fouts 14-25-0, 171; Longley 8-11-0, 90. Bal-McCauley 2 run (Linhart kick) RECEIVING: Baltimore-Mitchell SD-Woods 5 run (Wersching kick) Carr 3-43; McCauley 3-41; Bal-Carr 16 pass trom Jones (Lin- Doughty 2-61, Chester 2-32 San Diego hart kick) Woods 5-27; Curran 4-61; Joiner 3- Bal-Carr 18 pass from Jones (Lin- 5'- McDonald 3-36; Matthews 2-22.

hart kick) STATISTICS Bal-FG Linhart 39 Bal SD Bal-Troup 6 run (kick tailed) First downs 26 23 SD-Owens 28 pass from Longley Rushes-yards 39-181 21-63 (Wersching kick) Net yd. passing 300 230 SD McDonald 10 pass from Lon- Return yards 17 0 gley (Fuller run) Passes 19-26-1 22-36-0 Punts 0 0 5-40 8 Individual Leaders Fumbles-lost 1-0 l-i RUSHING: Baltimore-Mitchell 17- Penalties-yards 12-110 6-50 49ERS BEATEN Continued from First Page Gene Washington and Tom Mitchell on his way to the end zone. The 85-yard pass play, which tied the score late in the second quarter, was the longest in 49er history, but then Plunkett completed only seven other passes, totalling 53 yards. Although Fugett scored all of Washington's touchdowns, wide receiver Frank Grant caused the most damage in yardage with 11 catches for 200 yards. SCORE BY QUARTERS 21-89; Riggins 9-23.

San Francisco-Washington 0 14 7 3-24 Williams 23-180; Jackson 15-83. San Francisco 0 14 0 7-21 PS.SING: Washington-Theismynn SF-Williams 80 run (Mike-Mayer N-32-l 302. San Francisco-Plunkett kick) 8-21-Z 138. Was-Fugett 18 pass from Theis- DECEIVING: mann (Moseley kick) Fugett 6-91. San Frncisco- Was-Fugett 33 pass from Theis- Williams 4-99; G.

Wash.ngton 1-18. mann (Moseley kick) SF-Williams 85 pass from Plunkett STATISTICS (Mike-Mayer kick) Wu cc 'r0m Theii' First downs 23 19 iKSSSS? lAAik. M.r Rushes-yards 35-120 41-273 SF-Williams 22 run (Mike-Mayer Net yJ, passing 283 112 cr to Return yards 20 43 Punts 4.4U 5.42.4 Individual Leaders Fumbles-lost 0 0 3 0 RUSHING: Washington-Thomas Penalties-yards 10-132 7-64 Ref Blows It, 28-27 Continued from First Page he scored three times for the first time in his career and led a rally in which the Bears scored 20 points in the third period to grab that 27-21 lead. Stabler, who hit Branch on a 75-yard play in the second period, connected to Branch again for a 49-yard touchdown with 4:33 left to give the Raiders a 27-27 tie. Errol Mann then kicked the winning conversion.

The Bears for the second time this season took a loss because of a failure to convert after a touchdown. A bad snap prevented holder Gary Huff from getting the ball down after the Bears' third touchdown. SCORE BY QUARTERS 12-6Z Davis 10-53. Chicago-Payton Oakland 0 14 7 7-28 HarPer Chicago 7 0 20 0-27 PASSING: Oakland-Stabler 11-17-0, Chi-Payton 5 run (Thomas kick) 234. Chicago-Avellini 10-18-1, 204.

Pa" 'r0m RECEIVING: Oakland-Branch 5- nk BriLh 7s u.hi.r ,41 Biletnikoff Davis 2-15. Chi- (ManVkick) cago-Scott 3-76; Baschnagel 3-56. Oak Davis 2 run (Mann kick) STATISTICS Chi Scott 36 pass from Avellini (Thomas kick) First downs 13 5) Chi-Payton 12 run (kick failed) Chi-Payton 2 run (Thomas kick) Srt f'Snn JA5 Oak-Branch 49 pass from Stabler dn (Mann kick) Return yards 25 4 Attendance-53 585 Passes Attendance 53,585 Pun(s 7MJ Individual Leaders Fumbles-lost 2-2 1-1 RUSHING: Oakland-van Eeghen Penalties-yards 5-55 6-51 Continued from First Page his passes last year in winning the Dodge-NFL Man of the Year award. His 90.91 (20 of 22) against Pittsburgh in 1974 is a record. And earlier this year, his attempt qualified him for the all-time best efficiency rating of about 85.

But the statistic Anderson remembers most is this: under him the Bengals have lost both their playoff games 34-18 to Miami in 73 and 31-28 to Oakland last year. "I'm very proud of the passing championships, but they don't win football games," said Anderson, who this season has a new head coach in Bill Johnson (Brown, the 10-year-old Bengals' only other coach moved to general manager after 41 years of coaching). "In the past we've lived and died with the pass. But this year we're not throwing the ball as much, and we have better balance with our running game which is how you win football games. "My one goal is to win a world championship.

If you'll notice, the quarterbacks of the most successful teams aren't rated in the top four or five passers." This season, the 6-2 Bengals are two games ahead in the AFC Central division. Though Anderson has hit 111-185 60) for 1,245 yards and 11 touchdowns, factors such as his eight interceptions (he had 11 all last year) have brought his efficiency rating down to 81.9, sixth in the AFC. On the field, Anderson is an extension of Brown, precise, craftsmanlike and unspectacular. He prides himself on making the perfect decision be it a bomb to wide receiver Isaac Curtis or a flare to running back Lenvil Elliottand executing the throw with textbook form. He scrambles only when the defense allows it.

Interceptions on gambling heaves are wholly unacceptable. New Bengals quarterback coach Boyd Dowler, a former Green Bay Packer great, compares Anderson favorably with Bart Starr in every category throwing range, accuracy, decision-making, pain tolerance, athletic ability, on-the-field leadership-except one. "Bart won five world championships," says Dowler. "That's the ultimate judgment of excellence for a quarterback." Anderson knows that only too well. But lately he's gotten his fill of hearing about Ken Anderson, the quarterback who's known best for not being known.

For his first five seasons, he was more or less content to hear Paul Brown say: "Ken Anderson is Americana at its best. He handles the fame like a well-educated man would." But he's been increasingly disturbed when he reads statements like these from teammates: "If Ken were more outgoing he'd be a household name by now" center Bob Johnson. "You can't blame the town. It's Ken's personality. It's the way he wants it" tight end Bob Trumpy.

But maybe it hasn't been so much how Anderson wanted it, but how it had to be. Anaheim (714) 750-201 SAIEI-LEASWC-ALL MAKES 10101 W. Wltfllltti. ClMrCltl 213559-4600 are called by the coaches, prospers because of the well designed Paul Brown offense in which he is surrounded by good blockers and receivers and frequently dumps the ball off to his backs. Of the record 20 of 22, 18 were flipped to backs.

This year, Anderson is averaging 6.73 yards per completion, while the Rams' James Harris is averaging 9.85. Anderson was asked if any NFL quarterback could step into the Cincinnati offense and soon look like an all-time great. "Maybe," he said. "But I have a lot of confidence in my ability. I don't see anybody any better in football.

I think I could go to other teams and have a lot of success. "And the play-calling question is a tough one. If I say I like for them to be called, I look like a quarterback without any initiative. If I say I don't like it, I'm bucking the system. But if I ever got to call my own, I think I could call as a good a game as anyone in the league." But as long as Anderson plays in Cincinnati, he knows he probably won't.

Just as he knows he won't be worshipped as the local idol nor will he be paid like one. Anderson still refuses to let an agent help him with his contract negotiations. "I guess I'd make a lot of money if I did," he said with another dash of sarcasm. "But no, really, they've been very good to me considering the circumstances. "They could bring another quarterback in here and they'd still sell tickets.

But take an O. J. Simpson they have 80,000 a game in Buffalo and he puts an extra 30,000 in the stands. He's worth more money." Still, a little national attention wouldn't hurt the ego within. "Last weekend," said his father, Eric, who with his wife, drives to every Cincinnati home game, "he said to me, 'You know, I think I'm finally getting a little national On tonight's coast-to-coast telecast, Ken Anderson hopes to get a little more.

Cross Country Results SPAAU CHAMPIONSHIPS At San Dimas Women SENIOR (3 Brown (LATC), 2. Kinsey (LATC), 3. Heald (San Fernando Valley TO, 4. Gorman (San Fernando), S. Munday (Nevada-Las Vegas), 6.

Hansen (San Fernando), 18:15.0. TEAM San Fernando Valley TC 26, Los Angeles TC 33. JUNIOR (2' Rose (Blue Angels), 2. Meek (Blue Anoels), 3. O'Neil (Redlands), 14:54.

INTERMEDIATE (2Vi Johnson (Rialto), 2. Bower (South Bay Striders), 16:46. GIRLS 12-13 (2 milesj-Lantry (Rialto), 11:23.2. 10-11 (IVk miles)-Cook (Rialto), 8:12.2. 9-AND-UNDER (1 milel-Martinez (Cheetahs), 5:38.5.

Boys 12-AND-OVER (2 milesl-Planta (Blue Angels), 10:33.4. 10-11 (2 miles) -Bell (Rialto), 11:14.6. 11:21. 9-ANO-UNDER (2 miles)-Hooker (Rialto), 12:15.8. i I Listen to Win Cash i Ken Anderson third round.

Paul Brown liked his size (6-2, 210 pounds) and his throwing potential, and was especially intrigued by Anderson's attitude, 3.34 grade point average and price tag. Bill Walsh, a former Cincinnati quarterback coach now with San Diego, remembers Anderson the rookie vividly. fl "He was totally a raw, green football player," says Walsh, a Los Angeles native. "Augustana couldn't stand up to any of the L.A. city high schools in football.

But the best thing Ken did was immediately move to Cincinnati, and he signed within a week without an agent or all that negotiating business. "He was so eager that we worked by the hour. And since we had the other quarterbacks, we didn't have to throw him right in like other teams did with John Reaves and Dan Pas-torini, who have never really panned out." Tom Callahan, columnist for the Cincinnati Enquirer, figures Anderson had plenty of horse sense. "Ken is very nice and very boring a horrible interview," says Callahan, "but I think he was astute enough to come in and size up immediately what Paul Brown wanted in a quarterback." From the start, Anderson never really found himself in circumstances conducive to coming out of his shell. When injuries to town darlings Cook and Carter gave him his chance, it took two years to eliminate the boos.

"I had to learn to let the boos go in one ear and out the other," said Anderson, whose new bride Bonnie suffered in the stands. "And sure, I like the team and the town and I wanted to stay, so I didn't buck the system." As a result, Anderson grew about All Makes. All Models. Earliest Delivery. Executive Car Leasing Los Angeles Encino (valley) Santa Ana 654-5000 783-3220 547-3011 rv Four of Golf's mm LSo (Sireatiestt Cincinnati Reds Manager Sparky Anderson joins Hank Konysky on "KABC SPORTSTALK" Today 3-7 p.m.

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