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r. v. Page 2-D THE EL PASO TIMES, Wednesday, September 8, 1976 Baseball Roundup Angels Nip Royals On Kirkwood Gem i TV 1 1 1 -I I II Greyhound Handicap NEW ORLEANS SAINTS Elmo Wright and Ike Hill, wide receivers; Bobby Howlield. kicker; Benny Johnson, cornerback; Terry Schmidt, salely; Bob Hammond, kick return specialist; Phil LaPorta. tackle, Gene Killian.

Ed Bauer and James Polak, guards; Jody Medford, defensive tackle, all waived Junior Hardin, linebecker; piaced on the miured reserve list Jeff Hart, offensive tackie. acquired on waivers CHICAGO BEARS Terry Schmidt, cornerback. qcgwed on waivers. Richard Harris, delensive tackle; Jerry Meyers, a delensive and; Jerry Tagoe. Quarterback, waived.

DETROIT LIONS Jim Hooks, running beck; Mike Hennigan. linebacker; and Ed Marshall, wide receiver, ait waived NEW ENGLAND PATROITS Bob Windsor, light end waived backs; Mike Fuhrman. light John Roman, guard; ail waived. Tom MacLeod, linebacker, and Doug Nettles, cornerback. placed on the miured reserve list.

Freddie Scott, wide receiver, activated BUFFALO BILLS Ed Jones, salely; Mark Johnson, delensive end. Joe Lowery, running back Tony Williams, wide receiver; and Boo Patton. center, all waived Tiitsdeyi Start Tmctka ByTheJteiiMPnw FOOTBALL t4attanelfttfl League BALTIMORE COLTS Ted Marchibroda rehired as head coach Glenn Robinson, defensive end. Kim Jones and Ed Shuttlesworth. running Pro Volleyball FINAL INTERNATIONAL VOLLEYBALL ASSOCIATION STANDINGS Et V4'cnts Pet GB Games El Paso 17 23 .425 a it fnottii I42 Tucson 112 275 i 54W Phils Not Worried By Slump San ew 31 II .725 103 54 Lo4-J-ies 2515 425 4 tjtj Santa 24 14 600 5 ei 69 PlayorH MsnrJay-tGarra Santa Barba'a at Pr.oar.t4, late Tuadai Stmitlran Los Angetes at El Paso, Ipm Santa Barbara or Pnoemy at San Deoe TnuritViiMaMi Cnampionship uame at aar, ueoo Texas League BAiTEf DAT PP Dog Commtnts Pr FIRST-SMys-ds G'M 3 Quick Work fCnlynMeruVI S-! 5 PayDonridwayi'Mrighttr') 31 1 WK 1H 1 Paso3fia 3 Incut' -O'er nl'Ovble, I fi J.

fly Cor 4 6 Cartas Ou--- LetiM'i 51 4 AlC'i BRii iinproei 141 SECOND laC yards Gra Firs! Hall Daily Double TimbertytComMoMaaryi 1 I Bop I Should get itid) 5 Coui.nOf.rt, 11 6 PH's Purse! Beaten Ijvoriiel 31 4 's Hernando I Note me drop) 7 2 7 Closed it I Some pose threat I 51 I Cad us Dollar Stopped in last) 1 1 CDoailOHahiM 101 THIRD SSO unk. Grade 0. Start Htfl Daily Double 3 sow KjthyfCovM repeal) 71 Party Pack (Classotracel S-J I JarhearjJouei Threw out let) 4-1 7 Hi Smoke I Been knocking) 3-1 5 TamsielSchooledwell) hl 8 Sharonlmage(Erratic) ViennaCoup(Lasifiveawful) 81 4 Jam'sGraceAnn(Dulllorm) 10-1 KANSAS" CITY (AP) -Right-hander Don Kirkwood held struggling Kansas City to three hits and ex-Royal Tony Solaita drove in both runs as the California Angels took a 2-1 victory over the Royals Tuesday night. Two singles by George Brett and one by Tom Poquette were the only safeties against Kirkwood, who walked four and struck out three in improving his record to 6-10. The loss was the eighth in nine games for the slumping Koyais, who began the day with a six-game lead over Oakland in the American League West.

Astros Rip Reds CINCINNATI (AP) Pin-chhitter Ken Boswell drilled a bases-loaded triple to spark Houston's eight-run seventh inning as the Astros swept past the Cincinnati Reds 10-5 Tuesday night. The Astros snapped Cincinnati's four-game winning streak hy sending 12 batters to the plate, routing Reds' starter I'red Norman, Cards Top Expos MONTREAL (AP) Keith Hernandez two-out single in the top of the seventh inning drove in Lou Brock with the tie-breaking run and the St. Louis Cardinals went on to a 74 victory over the Montreal Expos Tuesday night. Rangers Fall 1-0 ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) -Pete Redfern and Bill Campbell combined on a nine-hitter as the Minnesota Twins whipped the Texas Rangers and Gaylord Perry 1-0 Tuesday night.

"i Giants Trip Braves SAN FRANCISCO (AP) L. Gary Matthews and Marty Perez knocked in a pair of runs each, carrying the San Francisco Giants to a 6-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves Tuesday night. Brewer? Ruut Indians MILWAUKEE (AP) cri-s'ipd a I I ne Brewers added five more in the fourth, two on a double by rookie Jim Gantner, for a 20hit, 17-4 rout of the Cleveland Indians Tuesday night. Pet. Gt lit 45 SIS HI 44 .511 "1 SI 75 .440 10 57 74 .428 ll'l Matt 81 54 400 77 54 S7t 3 42 72 443 18 12 72 443 II1) Jackson Snreveport Arkansas Lalayetle Amarillo El Paso San Antonio Midland Golf the May Dunwell took first place 52 3 I 81 72 SI 41 81 10-1 recent Santa Teresa nine hole lale' Organizational LOvv Putt Tournament Second Pat McOee Team vs.

Team Philadelphia at Dallas NY Giants at Washington St. Louis at Seattle Detroit at Chicago San Francisco at Green Bay Minnesota at New Orleans Ivf.v les ot Baiu.iiu.-e at New Lngiaad -Z Miami at Buifaio NY Jets at Cleveland Denver at Cincinnati Tampa Bay at Houston Pittsburgh at Oakland San Diego at Kansas City (AP) (AP) NEW YOrtK A 52 4 1 3 I 101 51 72 81 IOI FOuK1H-6yards GradeA Eiada 2 'sSrxtCasb'Lastooodenoughl 1 Ary.D CuryelCiose'ODenerl 3 Cruel 6 lw 'ijMtineeurd) :rirt.p!d) 4 I MCilCan'Tje'lyshotl i ft Tar.ai Gir; Mus' ao trouble i 6 Crrbi Vjrr.le'.Best needed! Vi ii't'. GaoeC 1 Tory iroerxi) 6 lGoOo Anna 1 now 5 8 Pa'iCiSeimd'Otlherlormi 4 2 7 rddsMichaellNothingindMul) SIXTH-SSOyards GradeA 3 PavoGodiva (Gels nod, barely) Bandera Bar IFinerecord) 8 Mr MT (Muctitolikel 2 Wee Vardy (Can't throw out) I OebraDawnlOellaOawn'sstsier) 7 Country Harmony (Close Irom rail) 5 HumpryDeelUneyenettorls) 4 Fairy Fay (Fare thee well) SEVENTH-49S yards GradeB Exact 1 Mr Streaker (Hunch pick) 3 Shamadmq(Sohonest) 8 Radiol In lastS) Lady Cruiser (Givesher best) Tuesday's Hiqri School Girls' Volleyball Scores Taamt Irvindef Parkland 15 4, IS 8 Loreftodel. Jetlerson IS 13. 215, 14-4.

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In practice Tuesday, a handful of the Phillies took batting practice in an effort to end hitting problems that have been a key factor in their slide. But they intermingled a little impromptu football scrimmage with the more serious side of their practice. Third soman Mike Schmidt played a 1ks vin first baseman Utk is ootn, clad in shorts and T-shirts, caugiit passes with a handful of teammates. Only a few of the Phils were asked to participate in Tuesday's off-day practice, but second baseman Dave Cash said, "There are 15 guys here who weren't asked to show up, but they're here anyway." Two weeks ago, the Phillies had a 15V2 game lead over the Pittsburgh Pirates in baseball's National League East. The Pirates' doubleheader sweep here Labor Day trimmed that to just 5'2 games in advance of another matchup between the two teams here Wednesday night.

The Pirates have won 12 of their last 13; the Phillies have dropped 10 of 11. "It's been a combination of two things," said Cash. "We haven't had our hitting together and we've seen some real good pitching." On Monday, the Phils had six hits in their 6-2 loss in the opening game against Pirate pitchers Bruce Kison and Kent Tekulve. They had four hits in their 5-1 second-game loss to Larry Demery. Phillie shortstop Larry Bowa, 0-8 Monday, found solace in the standings.

"Look at it this way," he said. "If somebody came up to you in April and said, we'll give you a six-game lead over the Pirates in September, would you take it?" An Alta Vista Optimist Basketball League meeting will be held Sept 11 at 7 30 p.m. at the Alta Vista Optimist center, 3501 Morenci. League play will be limited to IS teams, and teams art needed in the following brackets: Intermediates (ages 10 11); Maiors 11213), and Juniors (14-15). Sponsors interested in supporting a team must attend the meeting.

51 3 1 52 72 101 4-1 81 81 7 Tuesday Nile (Stays on pace) The Instructions 4 CarelreeLivmatFinelieldi NFL Pmamai Stanrjngi 52 3 I 5 1 8 I 6 1 101 8 I All others who beat the experts will not qo home empty handed, as they w.tl be mailed an I Beat the times Experts' button Decision of the ludqes be t.nal To be ehg ble. all ballots must be postmarked by dntgnt Friday and the entrants name, address and tetf-phorie must be printed Employes of New-rpriper Printing Corp The El Times, rind The El Paso Herald Post are not eligible. Only coupons clipped from the El Paso Times will be accepter. Coupons must be maned to NFL Jarkpot, Timfs Promotion Department, Drawer 20, El Paso, Texas 79W9 To win the NFL Jarkpot vou have to beat the El Pay) Times experts, v.ros picks are listed beiov The rules for the coyest are stmole Mark an 'he box by 'he toam you think will win For tie mark an both boxes. To be eligible fo win the Jackpot you must have a better won lost nxofd than the member or members of the Tmvs Sports StdM with the highest totdl for the ween more than oe e'ltry bt-dtb our experts, the winner wilt be determined by the highest winnmq percentage tt more than one er.try ties for the highest winning percentage, a tie breaker will be used to establish the Jackpot winner.

tworun triple by Chris Chambliss and a two-run homer by Oscar Gamble enabled the New York Yankees to break Luis Tiant's seven-game personal winning streak and beat the Boston Red Sox 4-2 Tuesday night. Tiant, 17-11, was beaten for the second time in three decisions with New York. Orioles Edge Tigers DETROIT (AP) Wayne Garland snapped a three-game losing streak with a six-hitter Tuesday night as the Baltimore Orioles scored two unearned runs in the seventh inning to defeat the Detroit Tigers 5-3 and hand Mark "The Bird" Fidrych his third straight loss. Pudres Tup LA SAN DIEGO (AP) Johnny Grubb and Jerry Turner drove in two runs each and Dave Freisleben and Butch Metzger combined to pitch a six-hitter Tuesday night to lead the San Diego Padres to a 4-2 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Mets Pound Cubs CHICAGO (AP) "Leo Foster drove in five runs with a pair of singles, and a homer and Jon Matlack threw his sixth shutout of the season as the New York Mets pounded the Chicago Cubs 11-0 Tuesday.

Chinese Team Sets Tour The People's Republic of China will be sending men's and women's volleyball teams to the United States on a 16-day tour, including a match with the U.S. Olympic volleyball squads in El Paso on Oct. 10 at the El Paso coliseum. The county commissioners set the rent for the coliseum at $800 for the international match. The state department will be providing 10 guards as security for the Chinese delegation.

The lour will be co-sponsored by the United States Volleyball Association and the National Committee on United Slates-China Relations. The Chinese delegation will arrive Oct. 2 with the first matches scheduled for Oct. 4 in Dayton, Ohio. Other matches will be held Oct.

7 in Washington, Oct. 9 in Pasadena, Texas, following the match in El Paso on the tenth, the visitors have dates Oct. 13 in Berkeley, California, and Oct. 15 in Honolulu, Hawaii before returning home. 41 72 41 52 31 8 1 101 IOI As We See Them 5 Tuttfl Bee IMiatbrtak Mill 2 ATWddsSnellllniougn) EIGHTH -SSOyards Grade AA 2 Sandy Gold 'Sharoat routes! JHO'i Imperial (Right there lalesly) 5 Wonder Wheel (May catch Inese) 7 Rocket AAagicllnSSof 7) 1 sW.ldLou (Wins her share) 8 J4V Robin HoodlCan handle post) 4 Alcatrar Coup Better at lorxjer) 4 LarpV.cGoollntough! NINTH -550 yards GrarJeC 5 Tally WestlGoodasanyi 4 Lonely LanitalTouqhthisgrade) 7 PasoGotiKFinesho'l 2 JarheadSaphirelllnotrouble) 4 HarlanClark (Back mX'l 3 's Sand Man I Hard lo sa 1 1 Jap's Crackpot Not otl record) 8 Texas PruelWouidbeshock) 10TH-SSO yards Grade AA 2 BanderaHandylHotdogl 4 Turl TobylRunsabunch) 3 Bandera Book I Fires at times) 7 Conway Super CoplHas the speed) 1 Torn (Rail may help) 8 Chon's Trisle (Can handle post) 5 Cousm Jack (Moves up) 4 PasoPmglAllhaveshot) 10THA-5SOyards GradeB Exacta 2 PasoCecilylClose to better) 3 MdddsJarrcslSecondatl2l) 4 Gallant Becky I Has handled better) By The Anodatad Prat AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Pet.

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