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THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTIO, Friday, Jan. 30, 1970 J.C icklaus9 65 Little Mack Is Known yy To Dutch 1 Great Service Offer from General Tiro I 1 1 i Continued from Page 1-C Leads Williams Big Jack Is Seven Under; Switches Style on No. 12 SAN DIEGO Jack Nicklaus, picking up where he left off last week, charged in with a seven-under-par 65 Thursday for the first round lead in the $150,000 Andy Williams-San Diego Open golf tournament. 4 and 180 pounds, but he runs a 1 git i a 9.3 hundred and trying to stop him is like attacking a butterball. He is also an excellent pass receiver." Rodgers, a 5-9er who quarter-backed Georgia Tech and did wis Reline all four wheels Inspect brake drums cylinders Clean and lubricate backing plate Repack front wheel bearings Adjust brakes, restore fluid Road test your automobile y.l4 4 i all labor.

Fords, Chevro-' lets, Compacts. Other cars slightly higher. We use only top quality Wagner Brake Linings. We also service disc brakes. John Miller 37-32 9 John Schroeder 36-3470 Mike Hill 35-35-70 Richard Martinez 36-3470 Jack Fleck 35-3570 Mac McLendon 33-3770 Dick Loti 36-3470 Dave Marr 36-3470 Joe Porter III 35-3570 Dudley Wysong 38-3270 John Lots 36-3470 Brian Barnes 36-3470 Jim Wiechers 34-3670 Dave Stockton 35-3570 Oi'or8e Kmidson John Jacobs 35-3570 John 36-3470 Bert Greene 35-36-71 Billy Casner 35-3671 Lee Trevino 35-3671 Dale 3-3671 Jack Montgomery 35-3671 Richard Crawford 37-3471 Jimmy Powell 34-3771 Larry Hinson 34-37 71 Hugh Royer 36-3571 Bill Garrett 36-3571 Al Mengert 35-36-71 Don Bies 33-3S 71 Rod Funseth 36-35-71 Frank Beard 35-3671 Tommy Aaron 37-3471 Ken Venturi 3-36-72 Bobby Brue 35-3772 Rhoads 37-3572 Bill Ogden 36-36-72 Jim Colbert 38-3472 Tom Weiskopf 35-3772 MISCELLANY -Each member of the Kansas City Chiefs will receive a record $7,755.79 as a winning share from the AFL championship game, league president Milt Woodard announced.

The Chiefs also added to their post-season earnings by taking the $15,000 top prize by beating Minnesota in the Super Bowl. The losing Oakland Raiders (from the AFL title duel) will receive $6,326.69 each Edward J. Daly, an Oakland, airline executive, may :4 a2Ue MH3S9 nothing but win, doesn't buy the size argument. "I don't think a guy is ever too little," he said. "He might not be good enough, but not i because of size.

They talk about those 'little' Kansas City backs. Mike Garrett is only 5-9 he's short, but not little. The same goes for Robert Holmes, who at 5-9 weighs 220. They're strong. So is Herron and they have a low center of 1 gravity which helps in this i game." i Rodgers is a well respected name around Falcon headquarters.

After all, he recommended defensive end John Zook, one of his Jayhawks, to Van Brocklin. And the Falcons selected two of his players this week, defensive back Jim Hatcher (10th) and placekicker Bill Bell (17th). "Hatcher's is a' most unusual story," said Rodgers. "He was a high school dropout walking the until his high school coach got him to go to Hancock Junior College. From there, he joined us and turned out to be quite a defensive back.

Only thing against him is his age 25." DRAFTY NOTES: Southeastern Conference coaches are still scratching their heads over their lack of pro prospects. Neither tight end. Dennis Hughes nor guard Steve Greer of Georgia was picked among the 442 players. Nor was a single Alabama player, including all-America guard Alvin Samples Team officials were getting a little punchy near the end. In the 17th round, one team called out the name "Hoss The serious headquarters in New York naturally rejected it WHITEWALL GENERAL JET DELCO ENERGIZER IATTERIES SS8000 "MAG" WHEELS It was the second consecutive 65 for burly, blond Nicklaus, who closed to within one strike in the final round of the Bing Crosby last week.

Nicklaus' round, remarkable enough by itself, was even more outstanding in that he encountered some trouble with his swing and did some experimenting as he went along. "I had some trouble with my shoulder turn, starting about my fourth hole," Nicklaus said. "It continued for about eight holes before I got it worked out. "It's very gratifying to be able to work yourself out of trouble and still score well." Big Jack had a one stroke lead over British Open champion Tony Jacklin, who took an eagle three on. the last hole for a sparkling Three veterans 49-year-old Julius Boros, former Masters champion Gay Brewer and Canadian Al Balding plus, young Joel Goldstrand followed at 67.

The group at 68 listed rookie John Miller, Gene Littler, Bobby Nichols, Don Massengale, Paul Moran and Terry Dill. Reigning masters champion George Archer had a 69, but some of the other leading names in the game had their troubles, particularly PGA champ Ray Floyd. He had a 75, including four penalty strokes for an extra club in his bag. Frank Berad, last year's leading money winner, Billy Casper and Lee Trevino all took 71's, well back. Dave Hill had a 73 and Bert Yancey, winner at Pebble Beach last week, struggled in with a 77.

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Miguel Fuentes, 22-year-old pitcher for the Seattle Pilots, died of gunshot wounds received in a bar at Loiza Aldea, Puerto Rico. Police said the right-hander, who was 1-3 with an ERA of 5.19 in 1969, was shot three times Wednesday night, in the abdomen, right hand and left thigh. football who over came two brain tumors, blindness and a broken leg to become SANDY SPRINGS 61 79 Roswell N.E. 252-9895 8-8 PM DOWNTOWN 729 Spring N.W. 875-7711 Open 8:6 PM BELVEDERE DECATUR 3354 Memorial Or, 284-7813 PM 8-6 PM the nation's winningest active coach, resigned Thursday be 8-6 PMl cause "I don't want to press my luck too long." ROME Gaither, who racked up a 203- MACON 1080 Second St.

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"My wife and I talked it over and she wants me to quit," he said. "My brothers and I talked it over and they wanted me to quit." "The reason is simply this: I don't want to press my luck too long," Gaither said. "Since being coach at Florida I have survived a brain operation, I have survived blindness and I have, survived a broken leg." "The old man upstairs has been mighty' good to Jake," he added. Gaither said two malignant tumors were removed front his brain during a 1942 operation, and he later suffered from temporary blindness. 36-4 record in 25 years at the Rattlers' helm, will be succeeded by assistant coach Robert 1 07 E.

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being on the active coaching scene," Perry said. "It just doesn't make Gaither said he decided to quit active coaching he will retain his job as athletic director on a Western vacation with Stop LoPatin Is AIR Goal Freeman Tops At Brown Fete Quarterback Steve Freeman was named Brown High School's Most Valuab'e Player at the team's annual banquet Wednesday night at the Marriott. Freeman passed for 1,474 yards last season to set a new city record. Richard Green, a linebacker-fullback, was awarded the Top Defensive Player trophy. Green averaged 12 tackles a game and had eight interceptions for the year.

Most Valuable Lineman honors went to tight end-monster Rob. Wheeler, who caught eight passes in one game and led Region 6-AA in receiving. Offensive tackle defensive end Russell LaVoy was cited as the top student-athlete. Harold McLinton, an At'anta product who now plays for the Washington Redskins, was the guest speaker. SCORES PRO BASKETBALL NBA Phoenix 111 Atlanta 102 New York 127 Detroit 106 Kentucky 122 Pittsburgh 102 Indiana 127 Los Angeles 123 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Toledo 99 Colgate 76 Old Dominion 90 VMI 55 i i i Our better half Our new Early Times half gallon bottle is two pounds lighter.

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He is a three-year grid letterman and won two monograms in baseball. Kitchens wan credited with 50 individual tarkles last year and was voted the team's top lineman the 'past two seasons. He led the baseball team in batting two seasons and played first base. built-in pourer.Lar!y 1 imes in the neWHin lighter, half gallon bottle, rick up A HALF By PAT ZIER Atlanta International Raceway's board of directors will seek legal counsel in an effort to prevent a possible takeover of the local track by Larry LoPatin and American Raceways, The Constitution learned Thursday. Under, terms of a merger agreement between the two announced Dec.

30, 1968, LoPatin and ARI bought 18 per cent of the common stock with an option to purchase a controlling interest of 52 per cent. In exchange, Atlanta received a $1,000,000 loan. Atlanta officials will try and prevent LoPatin from exercising his option or failing in that, they will try to prevent him from using money made by the local track to bolster sagging financial interests elsewhere. This sudden turn of events was brought on by Thursday's announcement that STP and ARI would not merge, as announced earlier in the week. Some local stockholders now fear that LoPatin will seek to solve his financial difficulties by gaining control of Atlanta, the only one of has four tracks which made money last year.

Hardin Summons 87 McMurry Moorhead State 46 Concordia, Minn. Arizona 75 Colorado- State Memphis State 85 Wichita State Wyoming 89 Arizona State Utah 66 Texas-El Paso Wofford 58 (OT) ErsWne Tulane 105 Miami (Fla.) Louisiana Tech 84 Centenary Jl'CO BASKETBALL Albany Junior 95 Norman Better Half today at your liquor Till ft I I 1 ctnr nnrl fpfl flip Hiffrnrp. Truett-McConnell 93 Gainesville 92 HIGH HCHUUL, BAgKKlBALL Boys Howard 69 North Fulton Washington 72 West Fulton Girls North Fulton 50 Howard Washington 40 West Fulton HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Maris! 3 North Clayton Fulton 4 Murphy Legion Field Hosts Twinbill TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Auburn and Mississippi State will meet at Birmingham next Nov. 7 in the second half of a football dou-bleheader at Legion.

Field, first in Birmingham since the 1968 season. The schools announced the decision Thursday during the winter meeting of the Southeastern Conference. Mississippi State will be the home team. Alabama and Louisiana State will battle at 1:30 p.m. CST and Auburn and Mississippi State at 7:30 p.m.

Mat Duel Called ATHENS, Ga. The of Georgia's scheduled wrestling match with Milligan College Saturday has been post poned. Washington, 72-61 Washington pushed its 6-AAA basketball record to 4-1 Thursday via 72-61 victory over West Fulton. Tony Williamson hit 23 points and Calvin Lakes 14 to headline the victory. Harold Ragsdale was high for West Fulton with 19.

Washington led at halftime, 40-36. W. FIXTON (M)-Morman 14. Sims 4, Rassdale 19. McKibbins 13.

Armstrong 3. Hanson 6. WASHINGTON (72) Williamson 23. Bates 10, Lakes 14, Andrews 12, Anthony 4, Lawson 4, Arnold 5. HALFTIME: Washington.

40-36. IT'S TEMJIS TIME (Indoors, Outdoors) THIS TSt WH15ST TH4T MUt KtSTKK WIBIIItS ftHOK StraitMrbon4 I istbiismco teeo iinf vi jfr DUNLOP Rod Laver. Tennis Racket, wnylon strings Rice New Head Of Directors TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Russell Rice of Kentucky was elected Thursday president of the Southeastern Conference Sports Information Director's Association. He succeeds Dan Magill of Georgia.

Bud Johnson of Louisiana State was elected vice president and Charles Thornton of Alabama was elected secretary-treasurer. The league's athletic business managers elected Gus Manning of Tennessee their president, Lo-ran Smith of Georgia vice president and Bill Beckwith of Auburn secretary-treasurer. Harper, 67-50 Faterttell Showers dumped in 16 points while teammate Clarence Jones raked the boards for 25 rebounds as Harper picked up its second win in 12 outings defeating Therrell 67-50 Wednesday night. HARPER (67) Showers Banks 14, Jones 2, Phillips 11. Forts 8, Cotton 1, BarsweU 1, Davis 2, Peterson 4, Dallas 2, Nash 1, Edwards 2, Bell 2.

Cox 1. THKRRELL (S-Waits 22, Daniel 7, Godwin 9. Wolf 3, HellmiK 2, Winkles 1, Ramsey 3, Jack 3. HALFTIME: Harper 30, Therrell 25. GIRLS: Therrell 41.

Harper 33. Reg. $15.95 SPL. $11.95 "PANCHO GONZALES" Autograph, frame only "at the top of the Spalding Line" Reg. $21.60 SPL.

$15.95 DAVIS iMPERIAL, frame only SPL. $17.95 Dunlop Temp. TENNIS BALLS, an exceptional value. Reg. $2.95 can SPL.

$1.95 or per doz. $5.00 Converse SKIDGRIP Tennis Shoes, Wilson, Catalina-Martin, Moody Tennis Clothes. Complete Stringing Facilities at Both Locations Bulldog Stats REEDER Plajer-Pos. fem-fca ftm-fto rb nts At 7. '87 210 291 20.8 4-39 37 224 16.

1-38 52 178 (2.7 u. l.VIor,g 14 96-197 34 J. Epling.C 14 74.183 30- MfGAUGHEYI Herb 14 50-103 29-43 86 129 9 2 C.Weslbrook.f 13 44- 97 28-37 69 116 8.9 Howard, 6941 Coach Thomas Adger's hot-shooting Howard Rams streaked past North Fulton, 69-41, Thursday, afternoon to their fifth straight 6-AAA East basketball victory without loss. N. FULTON )-omer Roger 2, W.

Alexander 3, Boyd 2, Chandler 7, X. Alexander 5, Owens 2, HOWARD (11) Huff 12, Slade 13, Guilford 7. Jordan 20, Cofleld 3, Poole 2, Anderson 2, Spearman 4, Everett 4. HALFTIME: Howard. 33-18.

GIRLS' SCORES Fulton, 50-49. Barry Cohen.g 12 5- 13 33-37 19 43 3.4 T. Brennan.J 7 S- 10 8-9 11 IB 2.4 Cort Nnfflcf 9 6. a. in it Specialists in Sports Since 1936 Greg Main.f 1 1- 2 0- 0 0 2 to a.

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5 1-3 0-2 3 Rod 7 0- 2 0- 0 0 2 i I Downtown: 23 Bread St. 522-8797 Ga. Totals 14 413-867 238-321 625 1064 76.0 OPP. Totals 14 392-935 239-341 557 1023 73.1.