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4.C THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION, Sept. 12, 1970 IN FINAL EXHIBITIONS OF YEAR Radio-TV Log T.V, Raliirilav Defense Top Aim Of Hawks Baseball Cam of the week (Plralei vi. fiilta. 1-Cin. rhnnnnl 9 Jets Battle Cowboys; Steelers Meet Oakland Blue's 1-Hitter Baffles Kaycee Kelley's Single in Eighth Spoils Nifty 3-0 Victory KANSAS CITY (AP) Vida Blue, a 21-year-old left-hander with only 42 major league innings behind him, stopped Kansas City on one hit Pat Kelly's two-out single in the eighth inning as the Oakland A's blanked the Royals 3-0 Friday night.

Open, 4:00, Channel 5. Golf-World Series of Golf. 5:00, Channel Football NCAA Football (Stanford vt. Arkansas), 4:00, Channel 11. Llnebackeri 7:30, Channel NFL (Falcons va, Dolphins 1:00, Channel 5, Bunds? Football-Ocnrela Tech HlRhllKhts, Channel ill NFL (Dallas vs.

New York els 9:00. Channel 5. Track and Field AAU Track and FieU. 1:30, Channel J. Tennis S.

open, 3:30, Channel 3. Basketball Harlem Globetrotters Special, 7:00. Channel 5. Golf World Series of Golf. 5:00, Channel S' RADIO Saturday Baseball Bravea va, Astros, 8:15, WSB-AM.

Football North Carolina va. Kentucky, WSB-AMi Florida vs. Duke, 7:35, WSB-FMi Falcona va. Dolphins. WQXI, Georgia Tech vs.

South Carolina, WOST, Alabama vi. Southern California, WGST, 8:15. Sunday Baseball Braves vs. Astros, WSB-AM, 3:15. Blue, making his second start since the A's recalled him from Wally Bunker, 1-10, to give Blue the only edge he needed.

The A's, snapping a three-game losing string added two runs in the eighth on Sal Bando's single, an error, a double by Dick Green and a single by Bert JOE NAMATH Ready for Cowboys Weekend Slate the minors eight days ago, stymied the Royals until Kelly smashed a grounder into right field, then went on to record his second victory and first complete game in the majors. He struck out seven, walked four and hit one batter. Tommy Davis doubled in the sixth inning and scored on Reggie Jackson's two-out single off Saturday's Games Buffalo at Green Bav, night Baltimore at Washington, night Detroit at Cincinnati, night Cleveland at New York Giants, night Atlanta at Miami, night Pittsburgh at Oakland, night San Diego at New Orleans, night Kansas City at St. Louis, night San Francisco at Los Angeles, night Sunday's Games Houston at Philadelphia New York Jela at Dallas, night, CBS-TV KANSAS CITY OAKLAND ab bl Camnnrli ss 5 0 1 1 Monday cf 2 0 10 PKellv rf Ro.las 2b Brooks ph 1 0 0 0 Oils cf new structure Baltimore, Cleveland and the surprising Steelers. The Steelers have put together a 3-1 record, the best among teams in the AFC's Central Division, which also includes Cleveland, Cincinnati and Houston.

In preseason estimates Pittsburgh was given little chance in the four-team race, Bradshaw, however, seems to have changed some opinions. The rookie passer from Louisiana Tech now gets what could be his most challenging assignment so far against the rugged Raiders in a final workout for the regular season opener against Houston. Namath's Jets are in the AFC's Eastern Division with Baltimore, Miami, Buffalo and Boston and, as anticipated, preseason results indicate there will be a three-way title race with the Johnny Unitas-led Colts and Dolphins, both 4-1. The Jets are 2-3 but last week, with Namath playing a half, displayed considerable offensive firepower against New Orleans. The shaggy-haired quarterback will be up against Dallas' vaunted Doomsday Defense led by Bob Lilly in a final tune-up before the opener against Cleveland.

The Cowboys meanwhile are like Pittsburgh, one of the teams who have surprised in preseason action. But they have surprised by losing. They show a 1-4 record and undoubtedly would like nothing better than to head into the regular season with a victory. Br The Assoelated Press Two No. 12s controversial Joe Namath and conservative Terry Bradshaw get their final pro football exhibition workouts this weekend while the American Conference tries to overhaul the National Conference in the preseason standings.

The final tests for the two most talked about quarterbacks during preseason action plus the final nine games of inter-conference action are scheduled for Saturday and Sunriay on an 11-game program. The Saturday program is highlighted by the Pittsburgh at Oakland game in which Bradshaw will get his final tune-up for the Steelers. In other games, Baltimore is at Washington, Buffalo at Green Bay, Detroit at Cincinnati, Cleveland at the New York Giants, Atlanta at Miami, San Diego at New Orleans, Kansas City at St. Louis and San Francisco at Los Angeles. The Sunday program is highlighted by New York at Dallas where Namath will get his final tune-up for the Jets in a game that will be nationally televised by CBS starting at 9 p.m., EDT.

There also is an afternoon game matching Houston at Philadelphia. In the inter-conference standings, National Conference teams have won 22 games to 18 for American Conference teams and one game has ended in a tie. Of the AFC's 18 victories, eight have been posted by the three former 'National Football League teams who joined the 10 AFL teams to form the American Conference in pro football's ab bl 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 no 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hovley cf 0 0 0 0 ROllver lb Eftloc, I 9 9 Flnlell TDavIs lb 5 12 0 Schaol 3b Bando 3b 4 110 ERodrgez RJackson rf 5 0 2 1 Severson ss TInace 2 10 0 Bunker DOreen 2b 4 0 11 Brgmeler Blue 4 0 2 0 BTavlor ph Abernthy Big League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE AB Pet. Plaver Clob 11 142 504 130 518 Total 37 3 11 3 Total Oakland 000 001 Kansas City 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 0 1 0 lllzl Yastrzemskl Bsn R.Smith Bsn A.Johnson Cal Anarlcio Chi 135 540 133 515 Fulton Rips Grady, 25-0 By JIM McREE tv 102 166 .320 70 173 .320 83 164 .318 86 177 .318 Killebrew, 'TTi 'A'V, 'WW I Dr Kansas 1. LOB Oakland 12, Kansas City 6.

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Chicago, 39: Perez, Cincinnati, 39; H.Aaron, Atlanta, 37; McCovev. San Francisco. 35. TERRY BRADSHAW Challenges Keep Coming By GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Constitution Sports Writer JACKSONVILLE, priorities will dominate the thinking of Coach Richie Guerin when he opens the Atlanta Hawk pre-season camp here Saturday. The dean of National Basketball Association coaches, who has compiled a record of 255-199 for six seasons at the Hawk helm, is certain to stress defense during every workout at the Bolles Academy.

This was a major weakness last season when the Hawks yielded 117.2 points a game. It is defense that wins championships, as illustrated by the 105.9 average of the New York Knicks. With 611 Walt Bellamy available from the beginning, Guerin will probably Instruct his charges to force opposing teams to funnel their offense down the middle. Bellamy is one of six veterans expected to miss the first practice. He checks in Monday while Bill Bridges, Lou and Dave Newmark arrive Saturday night.

Joe Caldwell and Jerry Chambers, the other two veterans, remain unsigned and the Hawks have no Idea when they will report. Neither man becomes a holdout until Sept. 17, which is the deadline forsign-ings and when AWOL fines begin. Absence of Caldwell is a distinct disappointment for the Hawks. They want the super swift swingman in camp so that he can begin working with highly-regarded rookie Pete Maravich.

Maravich is expected to be the greatest passer In Hawk history and Caldwell figures to be the Pistol's favorite target along with Hudson. Maravich and fellow first round draft choice John Vallely received their first rookie comeuppances upon arrival here. The management of the motel where the Hawks are housed distributed a room list which spelled the youngsters' names as "Mar-avitch" and "Vallory." Guerin is a staunch believer in rugged pre-season drills, and it paid off handsomely last season in two ways. It allowed the Hawks to get away to a fast start, despite the unexpected loss of star center Zelmo Beaty. And it was instrumental in the Hawks avoiding any crippling injuries during the regular season.

Coach Bill Chonko of Fulton turned to his two most successful plays at Grady Stadium Friday night as the Red Birds rolled to a 25-0 victory over Grady, And little Ira Pressley, who made All-State as a sophomore two years ago, bolted across for two touchdowns to spark La-Grange to a region 6-AAA victory over Price, 14-7. Chonko, who guided Fulton to the North Georgia finale in Class AA last year and was Coach-of- Twins, 6-0 MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (AP) Harmon Killebrew unloaded his 41st homer and .220 hitter Frank Quilici his second Friday night in support of Bill Zepp's five-hitter as the Minnesota Twins drubbed the Chicago White Sox 6-0. Surging Dolphins Entertain Falcons Menke-Led Astros Thump Braves, 3-2 CHICAGO MINNESOTA rAbJ ab rbl 4 0 2 0 Tovar cf $020 4 0 10 Cardenas ss 4 0 10 4 0 10 Killebrew lb 4 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 Thompsn 3b 0 0 0 0 the-Year, once again turned to 1 1 0 OBrien 3b Aparicio sa CMav If Melton rf Hrrmann Honkins lb Berry cf McCraw cf Knnoo 2b Moore Weaver ortlz ph Stance his two favorite plays Williamson sweep right, and Williamson sweep left. Continued from Page 1-C leads the Dolphins in tackles Continued from Page 1-C ii i tmva rt 1 0 0 0 Holt cf 0 0 0 0 Al.vea If 4 0 0 0 Nettles rf 3 0 0 0 Rlnlck 3b 1 0 0 0 Reese lb 0 0 0 0 Mltterwld 1 0 0 0 Ouilicl 2b with 27 in five games.

He also 10 0 0 4 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 2 110 2 0 0 0 3 2 2 1 3 113 4 010 week because of an ankle has nine assists for a total of 36 It netted Darrell Williamson "hits." three touchdowns, on runs of 12, (' zepp WWIIams Dh 0 0 0 The fourth-best tackier on the one and 16 yards, and Victor DMurphy 0 0 0 0 Dave DeCamllla Rusty Ganas Miami squad is free safety Jake Scott, who can be remembered on an eight-yard pass from Rus sell Anderson. Gary Martin add' as manager of the Astros next season. He reportedly confided as much to a couple of Padre coaches last time the Astros were in San Diego. Jesus AIou's first inning triple extended his hitting streak to 10 games. Houston's Alou, for the first time, is outhitting brothers Felipe (Oakland) and Matty (Pittsburgh) for average.

He was at .313 going into game with Braves. Tech vs. Carolina sprain. From the Dolphin statistical sheet, it is clear that for the Falcons to sustain a ground attack they should steer clear of three Southeastern Conference members of the Miami defense. Weak side linebacker Mike Kolen, a rookie from Auburn, Total 29 0 5 0 Total 33 6 11 6 Chicaio 000 000 0000 Minnesota 200 300 Oil 6 ADorlcio, Cardenas.

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Cardenas. 3B Alvca. HR Killebrew 141), Uuilict (2), Miltlrwald (14), IP PR RR SA ed the 25th point on a conver Ga. Tech OFFENSE Soulh Carolina sion. Sluddard 163 Vezey 227 Hutko 228 2 4 from his great afternoons on the University of Georgia football turf.

He has 21 tackles and five assists. And ranking eighth for the Dolphins is defensive end Bill Stanfill, another ex-Bulldog, with 15 individuals and three as Pressley, a 5-7 butterfly, worked his way over and around Price for TDs on runs of three moore 3 1-3 i Weaver 12-3 1 0 Slange 2 0 0 0 1 Callan 226 Evatt 190 C'osiello 215 Murnhv 1 i 1 I 1 SK IT LG RC! RT TK OB FB TB Trevillian 200 DeCamilla 244 Mnve 2I4 Dyches 254 Rank 228 Hipkins 249 Freeman 204 Sukks 180 Simmons 194 Rice 193 Mitchell 158 Gardner 242 Zeop IW.8-4) .9 5 0 0 5 4 HBP-by Monre (Ollva). WP-Zepp. 2:22. A 10.575.

and one yards. Jeff Cook tacked on PATs after each of the scores McAshan 178 Harkey 201 Hi-alv 181 sists. as LaGrange evened its 1970 rec Cunningham 167 ord to 1-1 after an opening loss Bourne 235 to Lanett, last week. Price erdun 236 Broome 206 is also 1-1. Gebhart 195 Beavers 205 DEFENSE it: IT RT-MG RE-RT ST-RE I.R-SLB WH-LH LH-S SB Ril Rrant 180 Poslon 270 Tharne 224 Ganas 248 Winaard 210 Usher 214 Padttelt 199 Harris 164 Pavus 175 Kuril 193 167 Shiver 205 LaGrange 0 7 0 714 Price 0 0 0 77 So the Falcons, a team from the hearty of the SEC, finds itself facing three rugged young men from its own area in the Orange Bowl duel.

Coach Don Shula, in his first campaign at Miami following an ultra-successful career at Baltimore, has constructed a potent LaGrange Scorlne TDs: Pressley, 3 run, 1 run: PATS: Conic 2 kicks. lowers 207 Beavtn 188 Lewis 191 Hoats 166 Price Scoring TDs: Turner, 3 pass from Fasier; PAT: Mathla Kick. Ford 167 walked onto the Astrodome scene in the fatal eighth. A crowd of 7,928 in the Dome cheered Menke's winning hit and, earlier, a stirring pitchers' duel between the Astros' John Billingham and the Braves' Jim Nash. Billingham went the route, scattering a half-dozen hits and experiencing real difficulty only with Rico Carty, who is trying to win a batting championship, and young Darrell Evans, who is trying to win a big league job for next season.

Carty had a couple of safeties in four trips to end a hitting slump in which he could show only two hits for his last 24 trips at game time and jacked up his average to .349 as he battles Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente for the batting crown. Clemente, of course, is fighting injuries and the fact that he might not get the required number of plate appearances (502) to qualify for the title. Evans, a quiet youngster of 23, also had a couple of hits and knocked in both Braves' runs. He had a second-inning triple which went wasted in the second, but chipped in with a two-run game-tying single in the seventh following successive singles by Carty and Orlando Cepeda. Cepeda had set up the tie by alertly taking second after his Fulton 64 725 Grady 0 0 0 00 Atlanta vs.

Miami Fulton Scoring TDs: Williamson. 12 run. 1 run, 16 runs: Bailey, 8 pass from Colt Defeats Bobby Sbane Buddy Colt retained his Georgia heavyweight title at the Atlanta City Auditoriurn Friday night by defeating Bobby Shane in the main event. In other matches, the Assassins were declared winners over Ray Gunkel and Buddy Fuller who were disqualified. El Mongol dumped Karl Von Stroheim while the Professional defeated Scando Abkar.

Bill Dromo was the winner over Oki Shikina and Sabu Singh pinned Bobby Brunell. FALCONS (1-1) Pes. DOLPHINS (4-1) and balanced offense around ex -Purdue quarterback Bob Griese, whom many consider a Anderson. PATs Martin Kick. Lee, 14-7 Special to The Constitution OFFENSE Cocdlll (50O) Bre lenste 26') rising super star.

Hapeville, 34-0 SENOIA, Ga. Hapeville ran its record to 2-0 here Friday with its second straight shutout in a 34-0 pasting of East Coweta. The Hornets grabbed a first half 27-0 lead then called off the front line players. Richard Murray did most of the damage for the winners, as the fleet back caught TD passes from quarterback Randy Thomas of 34 and 18 yards. Hank Rast twice, first on a six-yard pass from Thomas, then added another in the fourth on a 90-yard run.

In East Coweta's only threat, Hapeville held the losers in check at three for four downs and took over the ball. Hanevllle 20 7 7-34 East Coweta 0 0 0 0-0 Hapeville Scoring Tds Murray (34 pass from Thomas): East (6 pass from Thomas); Murray (18 pass from Murray); Murrav (34 run); Raat (90 run), PATs Cudsik 4 (kicks). THOMASTON, Ga. Jerry In five games, Griese has completed 45 of 74 passes for 572 (190) (2601 (2501 (245i (270) (250) (235) (205) (190) (2201 (250) WR I.T RG RG RT TK WR 1( Rll RB Paul hauled a 22-yard pass to Enderle 1258 1 Van Note (244) Snider (250) Kunz (245) Mitchell (235) Flalley (190) Berry (185) Gipson (205) Wanes (220) Warfield Crusan Williams DeMarco Little Evans Fleming Noonan Grlene Kiick Csonka Rilev set up the winning touchdown and scored it on a 12-yard run yards and four touchdowns, with only a single interception. His favorite receiver has been Paul Warfield, the former Cleveland Browns great acquired in a on the next play with a minute DEFENSE Humphrey (245) LK left as R.

E. Lee defeated For Small (258) I.T est Park here Friday, 14-7. The two halves were a rever Condren (247) RT Zouk (240) RE COLLEGES Continued from Page 1-C tackle as well as that of 225-pound Jimmy Rosser, Mike Hand (223), Ried Drinkard (223) and friends to "protect our backs for a change." (That quote, naturally, belongs to Bryant.) And that will, no doubt, be cheering words to the ears of Scott Hunter. Although he completed 157 of 266 passes for 2,188 yards, the stylish senior quarterback took many lumps last autumn en route to Bama's disappointing 6-5 finish. The real aerial circus of the weekend, however, may be staged under the lights in the Gator Bowl (Jacksonville, This presentation will feature Florida's record-smashing tandem of quarterback John Reaves and All-Amerlcan receiver Carlos Alvarez.

The pair re-wrote just about every Gator airborne standard in 1969. Duke's Leo Hart's no slouch with the forward pass, either. The lean, rubbery-armed quarterback was one of the Atlantic Coast Conference's top offensive threats last fall. Saturday's also a most important date for Hootie Ingram, debuting at Clemson as chief of Tiger football, he's there, with hard-running Ray Yauger, Stone Mountain's Tommy Kendrick and associates, playing host to The Citadel. trade last year for a No.

1 draft Allen (230t l.LH (260) (250) (260) (250) (230) (220) (215) (175) (195) (200) (188) choice. Warfield has 11 recep Nobis I235 MLB sal of fortunes, as the visitors FernandM Heinz Stanlill Swift Buonlconli Kolen Warren Foley Anderson Scott Coltrell (233) RLB tions for 220 yards and two TDs. Reaves (205) Redmond (190) RC Lavan (194) LS McCauley (184) RS If you didn know better, you'd think the Dolphin running backs played for the San Fran Orioles, 3-2 BALTIMORE (AP) Mark Belanger rapped a run-scoring single in the 13th inning, giving the Baltimore Orioles a 3-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox Friday night. 1 cisco 49ers. They're big and gas mileage with BOSTON BALTIMORE ah hi ab bl Rufnrl If i I Andrews 2b GOUT 4 i if 10 0 0 10 11 5 13 1 Salmon ss Crowlev ph Belanecr ss JPowlll lb dominated pre-intermission play with nine first downs and seven points to Lee's one first down and no points.

After the half was a totally different story, with Lee prevailing, eight first downs to two and 14 points to zip. Forest Park ate up the bulk of the second quarter with a labor-ous 12-play drive that consumed 88 yards. Bobby Slagle got the touchdown on a three-yard run and Don Smith added the extra point. The homestanding Rebels put together an 11-play, 70-yard march which was culminated moments before the end of the period when David Brady bucked over from the two and then converted. 6 0 0 0 6 12 0 6 0 11 6 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 5 0 10 5 12 1 4 0 10 0 0 0 0 HSmith cf Ystrmski lb Petroclll as Scott 3b BConirlro If I.aHoud rf Mntamry Siebert Lvle 5 0 0 0 ass mm KRobinsn rf Blair cf Thtfi'i nothing ilu 5 0 2 BRubinsn 3b 5 0 0 0 DJulinum 2h 5 1 Etchcbrn 5 0 2 0 Palmer 3 0 0 0 Retienml Watt ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 liki it.

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strong, but not too swift. Jim Kiick, 220, starts at halfback, with 250-pound Larry Csonka operating at the power post. Only doubtful in the Dolphin lineup is middle linebacker Nick Buoniconti, who has been hobbling all week. If he is unable to go, the Falcons will likely see yet another SEC face, Frank Zmanuel of Tennessee. Two interesting individual duels pit Falcon defensive end Claude Humphrey against Dolphin tackle Norm Evans, a six-year veteran from TCU, and Stanfill against Falcon tackle Bob Bcmtenstein, who will be standing in for the injured Bill Sandeman.

Last week Humphrey had perhaps his best game by leading a charge at Buffalo that dumped the Bills quarterback seven times. Dolphin officials expect a crowd of 45,000 for the Saturday night game. hit when the Astro relay was tardy back to the infield. Evans then grounded a single through the middle to tie it at 2-2. Evans, who hit .300 and clubbed 20 homers at Richmond this season, was a disappointed fellow this time a week ago.

The Braves had called him up, but did not want him to report until spring training. Team veep Paul Richards obviously had a change of mind, and Evans is trying to take advantage of his opportunity. His reputation is good-hit, no field, but he reportedly improved his defense this summer at Richmond. Until Evans' blow, the Astros had runs on Jesus AIou's first-inning triple and Joe Morgan's RBI single and on Morgan's triple and Bob Watson's surprise bunt single in the sixth. Billingham, with the i Improved his record to 12-7.

Wil-helm is now 6-4. ER BB SO IP I ill Siebert Lvle (L.1-7) Palmer JACKETS Continued from Page 1-C backs, Perdoni heads up the inner defense along with end Brad Bourne. There are some questions to be answered about the offense, though. The line is untested, and this is a Jacket liability. Coach Bud Carson says progress has been made in the last few days.

Three sophomores have broken into the offensive lineup. Mc-Ashan and Healy, of course, are slated to open along with tackle Glenn Costello. Paul Dietzel, the crafty South Carolina coach, masterminded the Gamecocks to the Atlantic Coast Conference title in 19G9. Carolina also is acquainted with Grant Field, having tackled West Virginia there last year in the second annual Peach Bowl. The South Carolina trademark is size, both or.

offense and defense. The former is considered the No. 1 asset of the visitors. Little Tommy Suggs, an accomplished scrambler from his quarterback post, will be the man probing the tough Tech defense. R.

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Paying $500.00 tit Place, $300.00 2nd Place, $100.00 3rd Place. $50.00 will be paid to all qualified Super Stock Losers, If preentered before the race. Thousands of dollars expected to be given away. People, this is the Southern International Championship E.0UJEI 35 DEMONSTRATION () olll3 w.f 1 AN9LCV MALL I SHOPPING CENTER HwmjhJ Drag Meet where drivers from the last! West! North! are coming to the South to take top honors and money for competing in one of the largest events ever held in the South. hi ATLANTA HOUSTON ah hi a Mlllan 3 0 0 0 JAlou rf (iarr rf 4 0 10 Mornan 2b Lum cf 4 0 0 0 Wvnn If Cartv If 4 I 2 0 Watwin lb Cepeda lb 4 1)0 Menke as Evans 3b 4 0 2 2 Railer 3b Garndo as 1 0 0 0 Cerieno cf IIAarnn th 0 0 0 JEdwrda Duller ijjj Hillinvhm Nicklans Is Top Favorite In Golf Series AKRON, Ohio Jack Nicklaus is a solid favorite to beat three strong challengers and take the $50,000 top prize In The World Scries of Golf.

The Ohio strongman has won almost one-quarter of a million dollars in previous tournaments on this course, the par 70 Firestone Country Club layout. The second place finisher gets $15,000 with $7,500 for third and $5,000 for fourth. The skilled drivers and mechanics who build and drive these Super-Stockers are now entering for this big event, but names are too numerous to mention. Every car, truck, or motorcycle who runs in this race will receive a sportsmanship trophy-Winners and Losers. klne jh Wllhelm Sa h.

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