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TventySk TDIES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS ttTLKES-BARRE, PA. THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1971 'SvDSBOBiall Lead WKh 31 2 VicSoiry G) Orioles Ciilcag Reject Offer To Buy Memphis Cage Team MemDhis. Tenn. UB Robert Martin. Miami broad YANKS BELT SO 6-1; TIGERS WIN BOX SCORES I cast executive, has offered $1.5 million for the Memphis Pros of the American Basketball Association, the Commercial Appeal reported today, Seeking Stalls Pottstown thoroughbred ownei Carroll Harp is seeking 12 stalls at Pocono Downs which launches IV4 0 '4f 4 I I "i 1 4 h' his two-pound brookie which was landed at Beaver Dam, Toby- hanna area, on a CP swing.

Second spot in the crappies category went to Rick Kawalke- wicz, Dana Swoyersville. He caught his two-pound, eight- ounce crappie at Tocaio Lake, near Spring Hill, on a Maribou. John "Buddy" Leake, board chairman of Pros' parent firm, Memphis Area Sports, said tahe bid, upped from an initial offer of $1.2 million, has been rejected. Martin's offer was said to be conditional on his being allowed to move the team to Tampa and he reportedly made the bid on behalf of investors in the Tampa Bay area. The Pros were in financial trouble earlier this year and the ABA at that time threatened to sell the club to out of state in terests.

That was before stock was sold to the public in Mem phis to keep the team alive. In discussing rejection of the bid. Leake said, "We had no in tention of letting the basketball team leave the city. The people of Memphis worked too hard to keep it." The Texas Chaparrals, another ABA squad, also have reported that Martin has talked to them about acquiring the Texas fran chise, but said he did not men tion figures. Pros' General Manager Charles Cavagnaro said the Martin offer for the Memphis squad might have been fair while the team was in trouble.

But, Cavagnaro said a lot has happened since then, including a merger agreement between the ABA and th NBA and the acquisition by the Pros of Johnny Neu- (AP Wirephoto) BUFORD GETS THE TREATMENT Don Buford (9) of Baltimore Orioles faces outfield bleacher fans in Chicago last night during first inning of game against Chicago White Sox. Buford, donning batting helmet, ran to outfield to answer cat-calls from sign-sporting fans which refer to Monday night's game, during which a fist fight, involving Buford, broke out. National League Jir Tork Sin Franfiaro a.r rkl 4 11 4 brl rW 4(rf Harrclson.ss Shamsky, rt Hohn.t-f Kmnpnof.lk MnrMnn.lf 1 2 Bundt.rf 5 1 .1 4 1 2 14 9 4 1 2 2 9 9 4 10 4 0 9 9 9 9 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 9 0 i a i 1 9 9 0 hp.lfr.Ss 1 Maya.lk I DlrU.e 9 1 4 FHIIIams.II I Rosarfo.cf 4 Hamilton, 9 9 McMabon.p 9 9 Totals 5 4 2 1 2 4 4 4 I 4 4 1 4 4 9 4 4 2 3 I 1 3 9 1 4 4 4 i I a 4 19 FolU. Drr.e MAndrew.p Tarlor.n Marj.Hall,jh Willamvp 35 2 I 2 Total. 39 11 4 New York' 904 ,120 5 rrawiwo 114 909 0003 sprier, C.

Williams. Xtm York 7. San Francisro 12. 2B Shamskr. Mari-rhsl.

Am. HR Shamsky 2. SB Bonds, B. Williams, Furntts, Harrrtson. C.

Williams. SF Fitntra. osncll. ip er bb ao McAndrrw J'i 2V 5 1 1 1 2 2 2 9 9 9 11 R. Taj lor r.

Williams W. 1-1 112 4 5 19 4 1114 MarirhaJ l-I Hamilton MrMahon 1 HBP br Hamilton 1112 WP Mari- BocU ehal. 2:54. St. Louis Fittsburrh ab rbl ab rbi Brork.H 5 114 Cash.Jb '4 3 3 4 3 3 2 1 1 M.Alou.cf Slmmons.c 4 12 4 4 1 3 4 9 3 9 9 Davalillo.lb Clemente.rf Cllnes.rt SUrcrll.lT A.OIIter.ef AMey.ss Walker.p J.NeHon.p Veale.p Torre.

3b 3 2 2 4 12 5 4 1 4 11 4 11 3 4 1 2 11 III 2 11 Cardenal.rf Jailer.lb Beuchmp.lb Sixemore.ss Bnrda.ph 4 9 1 3 9 1 2 9 1 Linzy.p 8haw.p Schofield.ph riere land.p Melendea.pb Drbffsky.p Totals 37 19 14 1 Lee.ph Manillas Tolsls 33 1 2 1 St. l.oih 400 001 09 1 Piltshurth .009 400 33x F. Cardenal, Simmons, Branchamp. LOB St. Lonia I.

Pittsburgh 2B Cash, Rraurhamp. SUrrell. 3B Cash. SB Cash. SF A.

Oliver. Cardeual. rlrvrUnd. 5-3 4 4 1 Drabonskr 2 111 Linrr 2 3 2 1 Shaw 4 3 I 3 Walker. 2- 4 5 111 J.

Nelson I 9 112 Yeale 3 2 4 1 9 Saie Veale. 2:33. A 9,612. Houston AtlanU ab rbi ab rbi 4 9 4 1 Metiier.ss 4 19 9 S.J( 111 Oarr.lf 4 1 2 4 12 2 11 III 111 3 11 3 11 3 11 III Cedeno.ef 4 4 14 M.Aaron.rf Cepeda.lk Millan.lb F.vans,3k Klnr.c Reed.p Watson.lf 3 4 1 I 3 111 Oeronimo.pr 4 111 J.AIou.rr 4 4 11 3 111 Edwards, 3 111 D. Wilson.

2 111 Chiles.ph HI I Harrls.p III I Totals 27 3 4 1 Total! 31 1 5 1 Houston 909 104 909 Atlanta 409' 001 2013 DP Houston 1. Atlanta 1. LOB Houston S. Atlanta 4. 28 Garr, Watson.

HR Mor gan 4, Kini 2. 8 Watson. SF Cepeda i er bb to I). Wilson, 4-1 Harris 1 1 1 13 3 Ill 2 Reed, -J 4 111 1.1 I 4 HBP ny pshaw 4,514. (Majberry).

11:41. FIRST GAME Chicaeo Cincinnati ab rbi ab rbl 4 V. sli4aatttrjattMi VA League Goodwin Auto sof bailers belted Redick's Cafe, 10-3, in the VA League last night. Walter Turoski hurled a four-hitter to defeat Andy Lesko. Featuring at bat for the win ners were Ed Buratti, John Bielecki and Joe Politz.

9xl2-ft. EN'v It i-, I I- A I iJ 1 II I iZf II 1- -j--. J-r II, rx Fish Awards Two area residents qualified as winners in the April segment of the 1971 Genesee Fishing Contest. In the brook trout division. Frank Chmielewski, Lidys Road, Dupont, took third place with REG.

199.00 sat. il III 1- Kfl jr x- il I SAVE Kesslnrer.aa 5 119 Rose.rf 3 111 Berkert.2b 5 112 Hrlms.Jb 113 1 B.W'lUaas.lf 4 2 11 M.j.lk 4 12 1 Santo.3k 5 111 T.Perei,3b 4 4 2 1 Hicktnan.lk 1 4 4 4 Foater.ef 4 4 11 Banki.lk 4 113 5 4 11 Callison.rf 4 4 11 2 4 4 0 B.Daeis.cf 4 14 Bench, 3 4 11 Martin. 4 12 1 Coneepcn.ss 4 12 1 Hands, 2 9 11 Wlieoi.p 2 19 1 i Stewart.pk 111 I Totals 4 4 11 4 Carroll.p III I Cline.ph 114 4 Granier.p III I its 75-night thoroughbred meeting July 15. The Plains track is currently conducting its 62-night harness meeting which ends July 10. Harp was the first to submit his stall application to Shamrock racing secretary Jim Picarillo.

The horses, trained by Dennis Harp, are: Run Doc Run, Native Comet, Mr. Willikins, Gay Cello, Laudy Claudy, Moon Ration, Floss Dancer, Speedy Minstrel, Visual Flight, Derby Boy, Fleet Bandit, and Gentel Rose. mann, former Mississippi sophomore star. FREE Baseball Equip- menti Biddy. Little, Tee r-Leag-uera reglsl at anp Top 8pai Wilku-Barri 4) Wtst Fitteton Finish Reg.

$84.99 97' 97' $12.97 dm HFfll I rill mm ill aawaWs-'dE ft! NT yF41 LDvD) American League Botton New Vork a rW ak a rM 4 1 I 2 4 11 111 3 2 2 4 12 4 14 4 I 1 2 1 I 3 1 I R.fcmllh.rf ll I Vmlrim.ki.lf 4 11 III 1 4 111 B.Conrlm.ef 3 4 4 Apsricta.m lilt JnsrploR, 111 4 Mrbert.a- I 111 I Vr.p i III I lahmtt.pfe 1 I I I III I Cilbbs.f Whilt.lf Murcrr.rf J. Hits. Ik LMtlt.rf Krnnry.Sk ftahnfirn.B Tat all Totals nil i 1114 4M 4411 141 1U ldx Now lor Joarphson, Conirllaro, J- Wife. DP Nwr York 2. 1.0B- Boston 4, York 4.

SB Kf-nntr. J. Ellis, Frtrocrlli 2. SB-Clark. HRM Hirer (2) II.

SB While, CUrkt t. 6 Ruhhsrn. 1. er so Skkcrt, 1-1 5 4 3 4 3' 2 3 2 2 1 Moral 1 I I I I Bahrein. 3-1 Sill WF Srfktrt, 2:21.

A 9,304 Baltimore at rol Chicar. a rki BaforaUf 19 14 MroBd.rf 5 1 2 5 0 1 5 9 9 4 4 1 3 4 1 2 11 3 14 III 119 1 I 1 III 5 1 2 2 9 1 19 9 1 I I 9 9 9 III DJohnsn.l. fill Pnwrll.U 4 11 F.Koatran.rf 5 11 Dukn.p 119 9 1 4 4 2 4 Mrlton.Jb I Johnstone.ir I C.Moy.l. I Mar.rf 1 Mrshbrrr.rf 2 Bdanfrr.aa III Fran.ph Morales.pr Brinkman.e Andrr Alrarado.ss Bradley KfalfT.p Romo.p Forater.p nalmplce Doasoft.p Crowler.plt Walt.p Rrnlrcks.pli 1 I I K.HaU. Blair.

pk 9 11 911 Total. 43 3 I Totals 494 102 41 I BaHtaaw. 001-4 blrate 191 194 Ml 4942 DP Baltimore 2. LOB Baltimore 11, Chleaft I. 2B Stroud.

Alraraao, Hersh-borfer. 8 Bradley, Rcitenmond, Buford. IP er bb so Dokam C. Jackioa WM B. Hall t-1 Vrnkes Bradley Kealee Rome 1-1 Fonter 1 2 I 'i "a 2 2 15 California IVasbinrton abrhrW abrhrhi Repos.ef 4 4 4 4 Harrah.aa 2 119 A 2 9 Maddox.er 3 111 F.Howard.lk 2 11 4 FreroM.sa 3 9 1 Bpeneer.lb 4 4 1 3 11 T.Contlre.rf 2 I 2 3 12 3 11 Writbt.p III Billlnra.lr 3 4 9 Biitner.rf Wert Casanora.e Cullen.Jb Mctain.p 3 14 3 11 3 I 1 3 11 2 11 Total! 2J I I California Washing-top.

ToUla 24 1 4 I 124 904 102 19 Ml 011 Writrnt. HP-California 1, I. LOB California Washlntton 4. 2B Stephenson Ip er bb so rirht, -4 1 4 112 3 MrLain, 4-1 i IH I 1 I HBT by McUIn (A. Johnson).

11:31 A Chrelanl Milwaukee ak rbl ab rbl ftfttlet.Sk Pinaon.cf Tosace ChnhlhR.lk Ihlaendr.U Ford.rf lB.2k F.Stanley.ps Bodfe.ph BeideMn.ag MDoweli.p Aswlln. 5 111 Harper. tf 5 13 1 5 12 Brlgirs.pk 3 14 4 4 111 I I I I 1 I Helse.ph till Sill 1 Yales.rf I Koscsslk I Walton.lf I Roof.c I Mtvria.pi I Theobald. I Kuklak.Ib I Anerbaveh.sa I SktHlrt, 4 12 4 11 111 4 4 4 114 2 11 3 11 III 114 III 111 Parsons. 11 4 13 4 nannu.p t.Rodrtei.c TlUto Totals 32 2 5 2 Cleeelanf 191 Ml 1044 Milwaukee 419 404 1941 Anerbaeh, Walton, KaMak.

LOB rierelud 14, Mltwavkee II. 2 Cham bliss. Ford, I.eon. 3B Pinson. HR Koseo 2.

SF ITilaender. Ip I I '4 Pi 11 I 1 WF Faraena. er bb so MeDtnrell, 5-5 Renmiaa Austin 1 CI 1110 1112 4 13 3 Faraons. II rlannaai Monria flandeed Save AuatiB, A I I I 1 I I I I 111 Detroit abrkrbl Minnesotn ab rbi (111 Torar lf 4 2 14 4 12 2 4 4 2 1 4 4 11 A Rodrres.Sb 4 2 3 Kaline.rf 4 4 1 Cask. Ik 4 13 (fUtirrrrx.pr .444 D.Jone&.lb 4 4 4 W.Hortoa.lf 4 4 2 fGertttrup.ef 4 12 M.Staatey.eT 111 Freehanx 2 11 Brnknan.aa 5 4 4 Coteasaa.p 4 4 1 trhernin.p 4 4 4 I Carew.lb I Olita.rf Klllebrew.lk I Holt.ef I I T.Hall.p 1 Cardenas.sa I Mitlrrwld.e I Harom.p 4 Corbin.p I Strrklnd.p I ettles.ph 4 111 4 4 0 III 4 I 1 4 1 1 S.Willanu.F Totals 37 I 13 4 Rrese.lk 1 I 1 Alra.ph 111 35 4 4 9095 4304 lvtrott Minnesota, 214 Ml FJ Carew.

DP Minnesota J. LOB De- trott 12, Minnesota 5. 2B Rodrienef 2 Raltale, Xorthnip. ToTar. SB Olira, HR- MeAnllffe t.

6 Corbtn. SF Cah. ip er bb so Colenun, 1-1 Sckernxaa Hannt, 1-1 frbiu Strickland 8. William T. Hail Sar Seherwan.

3:14. A 13,494. I I I I 1 ns i th, 2 2 3 1 II 1 II I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 2 WF Hamra, Hail. Collegiate Pair Signed By Bill. Buffalo lm A pass-receiver described as having "great hands" and a "hard-hitting" linebacker are the two newest members of the Buffalo Bills.

The National Football League team announced Wednesday the signing of wide-receiver Bob Chandler of Southern California and Bob Strickland of Auburn, Chandler, a 6-foot, 180-pound- er, was USC leading pass-receiver the last three seasons. sincKiana recovered irom a knee injury that slowed him last fall Title Holder Wins Rochester, N. Y. (J) De fending varsity singles titlehold er Dirk Dugan of Cornell scored a 6-2, 6-2 victory over Colgate's dick Wednesday a rain-disrupted round of the East- era Intercollegiate Tennis Championships. Annual Drive St.

Therese's Little League will conduct its annual drive for funds Saturday. Players in uniforms, managers, coaches and parents will a 1 1 at the Little League field at 9:30 to make preparations for the canvas. CHESS Va Soviet Grandmaster Mark Timanov resigned his quarter-final match with Bobby Fischer of the U. giving Fischer a 6-0 sweep in the contest to determine a challenger I world champion Boris Spas-! ky of the Soviet Union, 2 4j3. By DICK COUCH Associated Press Sporti Writer Those battling Birds from Baltimore have come home to roost without throwing a single punch The Orioles pecked their way to a 3-2 12-inning victory over the Chicago White Sox last night and regained first place in the American League East.

No beanballs were onleSished and no fans were pumrneled in contrast to the Orioles' Memorial Day donnybrook at Chicago. The world champions merely dazzled the White Sox with their foot work this time around. Paul Blair scored the winning run on a bases-loaded wild pitch by Terry Forster the 12th after dodging a tag by third baseman Bill Melton to reach third on Dave Johnson's one-out grounder. Brooks Robinson had tied the game with a two-run single in the ninth after Merv Retten-mund kept the rally going by beating out a slow roller to Mel ton. The victory, coupled with Boston's 6-1 loss to the New York Yankees, sent Baltimore into the division lead for the first time since April 29 with a margin of four percentage points over the skidding Red Sox.

Elsewhere in the AL, Detroit nipped Minnesota 5-4; California edged Washington 2-1 in a ram-shortened game and Cleveland topped Milwaukee 4-2. Kansas City and Oakland were not scheduled. Tom Bradley, Chicago's young pitching star stymied the Orioles on three hits until the ninth when Dave Johnson cracked a lead off single. He took second on a balk, before Bradley walked Frank Robinson and gave up Retten- mund's infield hit, filling the bases. Brooks Robinson then knotted it 2-2 with single to left.

In the 12th, Vincente Romo waucea tsiairs, narang ior re- liovor nirlr Wall nn fniir nitphM Coach Ejected Dun Buford sacrificed and Johnson bounced to Melton, who went for the sidestepping Blair and missed the The White Sox protested that Blair had left the baseline and Coach Joe Lon- nett was ejected. from the game. Forster then came out of the White Sox bullpen, walked Boog Powell to fill the bases and tossed; the tie-breaking wild pitch. Bobby Mureer hit his ninth and 10th home runs of the season as the Yankees routed previously-unbeaten Sonny Siebert and handed Boston its fifth straight setback behind the six-hit pitching of Stan Bahnsen. Siebert, who had won in a row including nine this seasonleft for a pinch-hitter in the sixth Inning trailing 4-0.

Horace Clarke drilled two singles and a triple, stole two bases, scored one run and knocked in a pair for the Yanks. The Tigers built a 5-1 lead and then withstood a three-run Minnesota rally in the eighth to climb within 2V4 games of the East Division lead. Fred Scherman relieved win ner Joe Coleman and snuffed out the eighth inning rally. Dick McAuliffe homered for the Tigers. Clyde Wright checked Wash ington on four hits and drove in the deciding run with a second inning single off Denny McLain as the Angels ended a four-game tailspin in a game halted by rain in the top of the eighth.

McLain, 4-9, has lost four in a row and six ot nis last seven starts. Cleveland's Sam McDowell won his fourth straight for a 5-5 mark, but needed ninth inning relief help as the Indians beat Milwaukee with a flurry of three unearned runs in the third. McDowell, who gave up five hits, struck out eight and walked six, was lifted with a 2-0 count on the tirsi Datter ne lacea in the ninth. Phil Hennigan and Rick Austin finished up. Opening Program Set For Sunday Five Points Athletic Club of East End has planned special ceremonies opening the 20th year of baseball for boys in the come munity.

Ceremonies will be con-l ducted Sunday afternoon at at McGowan Park. I Two years ago a program for girls from 8 to 14 was instituted and was coached by members of the auxiliary. The program for Sunday: 1:30, band concert by Stegmaier band. 2:15, opening ceremonies and Little League exhibition games. 4, Kryger Foika Orchestra.

John McKeown will sesrve as toastmaster. Welcome will be given by president Michael B. Daley. Msgr. Andrew J.

McGowan will be guest speaker. km present will be city officials, clergy of all East End churches and the men and boys who have participated in the program during the years. Auxiliary members under th direction of Mrs. James Carr ft. 7 311 ill fiSk ertsU If WS St-wti i 4' i 4f 0f ijH $30 BIG 1( xl6 TE Totals 002 804 Ml 491 31 3 11 3 Chieaito Cincinnati 3146 4013 Santo.

DP Chicaeo 1. LOB Chlcato 9. Cincinnati 13. 2B Santo 2, Hel Carbo. HR Banks 1, L.

May II. SB Kessinrer, Concepcion Handa 2 ip er bb so Hands, 3-7 I II 1 I I Wilcox I 12 2 3 Carroll, 2-1 2 8 4 4 4 I Graneer 1 I I I I I HBP by Wilcoa (Hickman). 12:52. SECOND CAME Chlrajo 101 901 134-4 II Cincinnati 409 909 ,1091 8 1 Decker. Reran 7.

Tomokim I and Can niuaro; Guilett, Granfer I and Bench, Rrean. 1-1. Granrer. 1-4. HR Chicaro, Santa 11, Williams 13 Philadelphia San Blew ak rbl ak rbl Doyle.2k 4 4 3 4 9 1 4 4 1 4 4 9 III 3 I I 2 11 4 4 1 14 1 I Hernandet.aa 3 2 1 MCarver" I lestadt.Jb I Gaston, cf I Colbert, lb I Brown.pf I MurreU.lf 9 CampbelUfc I I Arlln.P I I Total I 4 11 4 11 4 11 3 11 4 11 3 11 3 11 3 11 Montanei.cf DJohnson.lb Gamble.tf Money lk Freed.rf Bowa.sa Wise.p fitone.pk 111 14 9 Hoerner.p 117 4 Tajlor.ph 111 Total 32 I 5 I Philadelphia 999 004 1091 San Diego 104 493 30a Doyle 2.

Barton, McCarrer. DP Phila delphia I. LOB Philadelphia 14, Saa Dieeo 2B Barton. HR Colbert 14, Murrelt 4. SB Hernandel, Gamble.

Doyle. ip er bb so Wise 4-4 4 4 3 1 2 4 2- 3 3 113 Arlln W. 3-1 1 5 4 4 5 7 WP Arlm. 12:11. Montreal Ls Anreles ab rM ab rbi 5 13 9 staub.rf Hunt, 2b Jones, If l.aboy,3b Fairly, lb Bailey.lk Mashore.ef Bateman.c wine.ss Morton Reed.p 3 111 Wills.ss 4 11 14 4 3 4 4 3 11 4 11 1 I 1 3 14 4 1 1 2 4 1 14 1 Crawford.rf Daris.cf Allen.

If Parker.lb lliller.c Valentine Sinrer.p Buckner.ph OBrien.p 5 12 9 5 111 4 112 4 4 4 4 4 2 3 2 4 111 4 I 2 1119 1 1 1 I 14 19 I I I 2 4 14 Sntherlnd.ph III Hntton.p III Total I 15 7 ooboda.ph 19 9 ODonrhcp III Total 21 1 Montreal Los Angeles 1011 82a 7 Morten. Wine, DP Montreal Los Anreles 4. 2B R. Alien. HR Balrman 4, Lefebm 4, Haller 2.

Morton 4-1 H. Reed Britton ODonoghvf. Sinter OBrien 1-1 12:11. A 18,911. ip It er bb so Wl li 2 2 1 2 5 2 I I 3 Finale Tonight Four local high school cagers have reached senior division final round in the two-man basketball tournament being held at the Catholic Youth Center.

Clarence Ozgo and Greg Buzin-ski of Coughlin will oppose Jay Freid and Lee Strubeck of Wyo ming Area tonight at 8 for the title. Junior division will pit either Mark Albert and Tom Oldziew-ski of GAR or John Wencik and Bob Bohonko of Plains against Mark LeClair and Jerry Petroski of Mountaintop or Pete Ryneski and Bob Koyden of Kingston, de pending on the outcome of the semi-finals. finals of the junior division will bt- held at 7:30 and -ioorj ffll open at 7. i Center height 4-in. higher than most living rooms.

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