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ri a eked roomi. redeems himself said Corbin, who was stilt dis- throw strikes that's the key." Boston made four errors, from shortstop Benequii. Dan-three by shorVstop Juan Ben- ny Thompson dropped a bunt iquez. Only two runs were! single and Rod Carew lofted a In 62 1-3 innings, Corbin has appointed that he cave the New sacrifice fly. unearned, howevei.

0 i r- rV By PAT THOMPSON MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Ray Corbin, backed up by a 12-hit attack that included Rich Reese and Eric Soderholm home runs, felt he redeemed himself against the Boston Red Sox. "Just say you did what you get paid to do," interjected Minnesota Twins' teammate it walked only 24 two Thursday night. It was an impressive victory for Corbin and the Twins. The Red Sox came into the game winning 10 of their last 12 starts. The Twins, although they've won ttirce of four now, had a one-game winning streak.

Only three pitchers had been able to finish a game in 40 outings against the Red Sox. The game was played in complete contrast to those Charlie Manuel, who robbed Carlton Fisk of extra bases in the second by crashing against the left field fence catch a fly; Corbin, with his first hit of the season, and Tovar slammed doubles for two more runs in the second. Third inning errors by Benequiz and Ben Oglivit produced another run. Carew's suicdie squeeze hit York Yankees five runs in the first two innings In an eventual 9-6 loss in his last start. But that was Corbln's only bad outing since he was called out of the bullpen to become a starter in late June.

He now has a 5-2 record with two shutouts. "I'm throwing the same as I was in the bullpen," said Corbin. "Only I'm getting the chance to pitch now. What has surprised me, though, has been my control. I've been able to Reese, playing for first baseman Harmon Kiliebrew ho was resting, hit a three-run homer in the fourth inning off Ray Culp, 5 8, and Soderholm, who has not hit homers in three straight games, connected for a two-run clout in the seventh off Gary Pe'ters.

The Twins got Corbin the only run he needed in the first when Tovar reached second on the first of three wild throws PV" 1 Dave LaRoche, as Corbin talked about his six-hit, 10-0 victory over the Red Sox Thursday night. "I sure didnlt deserve to get paid for what I did Sunday," after singles by Tovar and Thompson, who hit safely by unging at a pitchout, preceaea Reese's blast. Files protest but rejected The victory moved the Twins, with 36 runs and a 4-3 record since Ouiiict was named man 2nd Fischer forfeits ager last week, 7M games behind West Division leading Oakland and four behind second-place Chicago. The defeat Draft choices 'feel the heat' at Bucks' camp MILWAUKEE (AP) Seven draft choices and an equal dropped Boston five gamej be hind East pacesetter Detroit. Corbin was in serious trouble game, fails to show only once when the Red Sox loaded the bases with two out I t- tr -wv OA' 4t viS 4-1 f.

Schmid said it depends on Fischer had objected first to REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) in the fifih. Carl Yaztrzemski lined out to Manuel to end the threat. number of free agents attempt- ng to earn a spot on the Mil the cameras Wednesday night and left the chess board in the An appeals committee today Bobby Fischer's whether Fischer continues his boycott. He added that the World Chess Federation Tovar, Thompson, Carew and waukee Bucks raster really sports palace for half an hour 'felt the heat" Thursday as the protest against his loss of before conceding defeat in the FIDE could step in at any time and disqualify him. But National Basketball Association Thursday's world championship first match.

Intense neeotia Dr. Max Euwe, president of the team opened its rookie camp, tions through the rest of the night and all day Thursday failed to coax him from his ho organization, said Schmid was chess game by forfeit. The four-man committee supported the decision of chief ref "It was very hot," said WINONA DAILY NEWS SPORTS still in charge of the match and Coach Larry Costello. "Some of must decide how to handle the eree Lothar bchmid to award the players suffered heat tel room. Spassky had arrived mean cramps because of lack of salt.

while at the sports palace and But it's a good test of how was seated behind the black much they want to play." figures before a crowd of about 4b Winona Daily Ntwi Winona, Minnesota Costello said all the athletes 1,000. the game to Boris Spassky because Fischer failed to appear. The decision left Fischer two games down in a 24-game match where Fischer needs the equivalent of 12 victories and a draw to take Spassky's title. Fischer stayed in his hotel room Thursday and refused to FRIDAY, JULY 14, Wl The white pieces, and with had been pronounced physically them the first move, were Fis fit by the Bucks medical advi chcr's as the loser of the first game. At 5 p.m., the scheduled American.

A spokesman for promoter Chester Fox, who bought the movie and TV rights for the match from the Icelandic Chess Federation, said the cameras had to stay because "the whole financial structure of the match depends on it." It was the prospect of movie and TV sales that allowed the Icelanders to offer a record $125,000 purse to the two players, and Fischer and Spassky are also to divide a share of the movie-TV money estimated at a minimum of $55,000. sor, Dr. George Korkos, who examined them prior to the during the second round of the British Open Golf Championship in Muirfield, Scotland, Thursday. (AP Photofax) LETTING IT FLY Golf pro Jack Nicklaus plays out of a difficult bunker on the 17th hole as he makes good his recovery starting, Schmid started the playing clock. When the hour play unless three cameras film opening drill.

ing the match for movie and time limit for the first move by "It's difficult to get a real television sales were removed Fischer passed, the referee de line on them this early because from the hall. Since the Amerl Trevino, Jacklin tie clared a forfeit. can challenger lost the first some worked out more than others since their seasons end Spassky was given a standing game on Wednesday, referee ed," he said. "Some live in ovation as he left the hall. Lothar Schmid's forfeit ruling gave Spassky a -2-0 lead.

Jivo Nei, a Spassky assistant, areas where it's difficult to get 10 guys together and really run Fox said Fischer admitted he called Fischer's refusal to ap Schmid said the third game of the 24-game match would be for under game conditions. couldn't hear or see the three British golf lead "Chuck Terry (the Bucks held on schedule Sunday, but pear "a grave insult not only to the Soviet people but to the cameras, but "he said they bothered him because be knew No. 2 draft choice, a 6-foot-6 the future ot the match was whole world." very much in doubt. they were there." frustrated. forward from Long Beach State) looked pretty good because he's been playing in the Olympic trials, so he's in pretty American golf shop's bargain barrel for something like $4.

"But I have the notion there's some good golf ahead of me." Manuel each had two hits in Minnesota's 12-hit flurrj before a crowd of 12,969. Red Sox pitchers had held the Twins scoreless 19 2-3 innings befort the first inning. The teams continue the four-game series 'tonight. Jim Perry, 7-8, will hurl for the Twins against Sonny Siebert, 7-5. The Twins were without catcher George Mitterwald, who went to Florida after the death of his wife's sister.

Quilici said he had been highly pleased with the club's atti-Vude after his first week as manager. "I think they're thinking about the game better; thinking about it in practice; thinking about digging in at the plate, about fundamentals," said Quilici. "The mos'c important thing to me and it means a lot to the club now, is that they score six runs after two outs after getting five against Milwaukee with two out Wednesday night." Peters and Culp did accomplish one thing. They held Eod Darwin hitless in four trips, ending his seven-game hitting streak. Sanders, who led up to the 18th in his second round, took a horrendous triple bogey 7 at the "It's ideal for pitching out of these deep bunkers and hard fairways," he said.

"But I'd never use it in American Nicklaus gunning for the British Open crown to complete the home hole but declared cheer fully afterwards, "You've got to take the bitter with the By RONALD THOMSON MUIRFIELD, Scotland (AP) Wise-cracking Lee Trevino, sharing the lead after two rounds In his defense of the British Open Golf Championship, said today, "Im not too happy, I like to be way out in front." Trevino, revelling in his role as the self-styled Super-Mex of golf, had a 36-hole total of 141 along with Britain's breezy young Tcny Jacklin. Both Trevino and Jacklin were one under par. Breathing down their necks only one sweet. third leg of never-accomplished "I'm not in bad shape. I just went to sleep out there.

professional Grand Slam all four major titles in a single year said, "I'm not playing as well as I can and I feel a bit "And in British champion ships if you snooze you lose. Rosenbloom deals stroke back were such golfing heavyweights as Jack Nicklaus, good The Bucks coach also said third round draft choice George Adams, a 6-foot-5 forward from Gardner-Webb, was "a rugged kid' who moved well. But he said No. 1 selection Russell Lee of Marshall appeared a little sluggish due to the temperature and humidity. Other players in camp included No.

4 draft choice Art White of Georgetown, No. 5 selection Ron Harris of Wichita, No. 8 pick Charles Kirkland of Chey-ney State and ninth round choice Jim Rcgenold of Ball State, and free agents Dwight Waller of Tennesse State, Larry Mikan of Minnesota, Ed Kemp of Adams State, Jerry Berlin of Washburn, Bob Gaifes of Columbia, Luther McCoy of Southwest Missouri and Larry McTier of Southern University. "We've got four days, with two sessions Friday, two Saturday and one Sunday, to find out as much as we can about these kids," Costello said. "I've never even seen some of them play.

Colts for the Rams Minnoislt (10) lb bl the standout favorite, veteran Doug Sanders, South Africa's always-hungry Gary Player and Johnny Miller, a promising 25-year-old American pro who set a course record of 66 in the Sill Gary Hammond, of Southern Methodist, by the New York Jets and center John Didien and safety John Mallor by 'the Tovir.rf JNtttm.rf Thompin.ss Ctrtw.lb MonioiUb Riest.lb Darwin, cf Bryt.lf second round. Botton () lb bi Hit Griffin, Jb 1 I VstrmskMf 1 1 1 I MtroctlIMb 4 11 Flik.c till Mntqmry.t 1 1 1 Ofllvlt.rt 4 I I 4 I 1 eniquet.ll 4 111 Culp.p 1111 Pllerj.p 0 0 Totilt 34 I 1 I New Orleans Saints. Also on HZ, level par over 4 111 I 1 Veteran running back Dick Post injured his left knee in the Muirfield's links were three young Englishmen- Sodtrhlm.lb 1111 Rool.c 4 Corbin.p 1111 first contact drill of the Pitts Peter Tupling, John Garner and Peter Townsend. burgh Steelers. After shooting a one-under- par 70 in his second round, Tre Elsewhere wide receiver Bob Grim continued his holdout from the New York Giants and Art Modell, owners of 'the vino said.

"The sunshine By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Instead of swapping players it may become fashionable to swap franchises in pro football. Carroll Rosenbloom, owner of the Baltimore Colts, established a precedent for such action when he traded Vhe Colts Thursday for the Los Angeles Rams. Also involved in the front office razzle dazzle were Robert Irsay of Skokie, 111., and Will-ard Keland of Racine, Wis. They purchased tht entire stock of the Rams for $19 million, then swapped the Rams for the Baltimore franchise. "We avoided capital gains taxes by doing it this way," said Rosenbloom.

The unique switch of franchises had been Tetilt 37 U.f IOSTON 004 t(M WO MINNESOTA 121 4C M-l Benlquei 1, Oglivit, Sodtrholm 1. DP ioiton 1. LOB Boston Minntiota I. IB Minud, Corbin, Tovir, Cifor. HR Reest 4.

Soderholm 11. SF Cartw. PITCHINO SUMMARY IP ER BB SO Culp (L, 5-1) 34 I 4 7 1 Cleveland Browns, was hospi n.imW 111,1 jin nn mi ii minim ui i Ti iVuMi it in ill i' i il HI i ITIIW i tin I i i'i "After Sunday, well think about it and study notes a few days, then decide who to invite to the regular camp, opens about Sept. 15." talized with severe cuts on his right hand and left leg suffered in an accident at his summer home in Westhampton, N.Y. Thursday, Dave Goltz, a native of Rothsay, who was called up from the Twins' farm club this week.

(AP Photofax) PITCHER TALK Minnesota Twins' pitcher Jim Kaat, sidelined with a broken arm, gives some pointers to his replacement Ptlerj 4'i Corbin (W, 5-3) MS. A Prudoehl expects return 1 caught everyone by surprise. Every guy thought that every other guy was burning up the course. But none of them was prepared for these conditions they all had been thinking how to play the links in wind and rain." Lee issued this warning to the rest of the field, cut from 153 starters to the 88 best scorers for the last two rounds: "No matter what the weather does, the scores won't get much lower because we're all getting closer to that trophy. "Nerves play a big part in how it all works out." Trevino announced he was using a 40-year-old ladies' wedge that he picked up in an Srotties to Tri-Oval tonight Briff masters La Crescent LEWISTON, Minn.

Lewis-ton-Rushford moved one game up on the American Legion nine from La Crescent Thursday night with an 11-0 win in the first of a best-of-three series. half, so we didn't have any en-j gine to use for awhile. i approved Wednesday night by Pete Rozelle, commissioner of the National Football League. In the various training camps, meantime, the Dallas Cowboys announced they had acquired wide receiver Ron Sellers from the New England Patriots in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice. Running back Duane Thomas missed his second day of practice with the Super Bowl champions and coach Tom Landry said he would bo fined for each day he is absent.

Several signings were report PER BOX MOTORCYCLE WITH (I GALLON MINIMUM) FILL-UP STREET STOCK 1. Com Brownoll, Cochrint, 141. 2. Coin Erdminn, Winoni. 214.

1. Rick Hautor, Winoni, 14. 4. Ron Burt, Winoni, til. i.

Div Gordti, Winoni, 173. 4. Divi Pitigcrall, Winoni, 13. I. Don Schminiki, Pountiin City, 134.

I. Divt Konkol, Winoni, M. John Von Rohr, Winoni, 14. II. Bob Witch.

H.qr City. 75. NOBBY ITCXK 1. Jim Schtll, Rollinattoni, 174. 1.

Bob Jonkinson, Winoni, 171. 1. Rilph Ounbir, Winoni, 235. 4. Pit Durmn, Winoni.

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Tom Srint, Winoni, 171. Jim Brtmmtr, Rochttttr, 134. Km Johnson, Coodvltw, 131. it. Piul Itickson, Fountain City, 111.

LATE MODEL 1. Rich Olton, Rochotttr, 411. 1. Jon Swanion, Rochittor, 344. 5.

Wtndtll Kuthn. Oochitttr, 344. 4. John Powtn, Winoni, 104. 5.

LeNoy Scharkey, Rochittir. 213. 4. Dill Bakor, Rochottir, 2S4. 7.

Paul Fitioitrlck, Rochottir, 231. I. Ctcil Hndron, Dakota, 121. 4. Dick Sot-tnton, Rochtstir, 114.

II. Al Schuiltr, winoni, 170. i HILL CUftAB ed wnne tnree veterans announced their retirement. The BWS By It. C.

LINDEN Daily News Sports Writer Early in the season, followers of local late model drivers at Tri-Oval Speedway had three people to watch; lately, however, there has ben only one. John Foegen is still running and running and run-ing, but Al Schueler and Fred Prudoehl seem to have dropped out altogether. That's only partially correct. True, Schueler sold his car and won't be racing in the future; but Prudoehl's absence is temporary and, hopefully, about to end. Prudoehl's problems began over a month ago when he just barely avoided blowing up his 350 cubic inch racing engine.

"We put on a new intake manifold," he explained, "and the bolts were too long, so they rubbed on the pushrods. We caught it time, and the three were offensive tackle Tony Liscio of the Cowboys and receiver Fred Hill and defen sive back Joe Scarpati of the APG0 Stations Philadelphia Eagles. "The good engine is ready to go now as a matter of it's been back together for two weeks it's just a question of when we get the time to put it back in. "When we do get the car going again, we're going to be racing it more than we have been. We've only been running one night a week and you can't do that and expect to be competitive you don't get used to the car and you don't get it handling the way it should.

Besides that, we're racing mostly for the fun of it, but we've got to win some money so we can keep the car going and have fun. "We're going to start racing two or three nights a week: at Tri-Oval and maybe Kasson. Skip would like to go up to Rice Lake, and all the fairs are coming up. The season's only half over, So there's plenty of time left. The second half of the season begins, more or less officially, at Tri-Oval tonight with in street and hobby class racing.

Tonight's program begins at 8:30. Among tne sigmngs were The two teams are slated to meet again today in Sub-District playoffs. Bud Britt was the master ol the situation as he pitched the winners to their ninth victory, allowing two walks while striking out five and giving up no hits. The win brings the righthander's record to 4-2 for the season. Adding to his mound statistics, he chalked up a double and a single.

Dave Krenz provided the needed offense with a pair of doubles and five runs batted in. The two teams are to meet tonight at 6 p.m. in La Crescent, but impending showers could move the start to Saturday. The winners of the double elimination match will face Caledonia in another best of three set beginning next Thursday in Caledonia. LA CRESCENT 000 Ml I LEWISTON RUSH.

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