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32 Boston Evening Globe Thursday, JuTy 13, 1972 SCOREBOARD Standings in the major leagues Boston Globe Fish Finder American League National League EAST EAST Pet GB Pet GB Detroit 43 34 .558 Pittsburgh 43 29 .623 Baltimore 41 36 .532 2 New York 45 33 .577 3i BOSTON 37 36 .507 4 St. Louis 41 36 .532 7 New York 37 37 .500 41 Chicago 42 38 .525 74 Cleveland 32 44 .421 10 Montreal 34 44 .436 144 Milwaukee 30 45 .400 12 Philadelphia 28 52 .350 2Ui WEST WEST Pet GB Pet GB Oakland 48 30 .615 Cincinnati 47 31 .603 Chicago 45 34 .570 34 Houston 47 34 .580 14 Minnesota 39 37 .513 8 Los Angeles 42 38 .525 6 Kansas City 40 33 .513 8 Atlanta 37 43 .463 11 California 36 44 .450 13 San Francisco 36 49 .424 144 Texas 33 46 .418 154 San Diego 30 50 .375 18 LYNN-NAHANT 'Joe Dell Portal Flounder fishing excellent. Harbor poliock plentiful. Offshore cod. mackerel good.

Skiifs taking mackerel off Nahant. Bigger "stripers into the 30s coming from Winthrop. Occasional legal size school bass in harbor and rivers. MARION-M ATTAPOISETT Charley Saveryi Good striper fishing with worms in Weweantic on fish up to 8 lbs. Occasional larger fish into 30 on pogies and eels.

Small bluefifh 4 to 6-1 h. average) inshore. Bigger fish up to 15 lbs. outside. Worms also taking squeteauge (3 to 4-lbs MARTHAS VINEYARD (Kib Bramhalll Bluefishmg fell off during weekend easterlies, but occasional blitzes resuming In Wasque surf.

Also big fish now coming from Nomansland. Striped bass action picking up on North shora and at West End. NANTUCKET fMoby Dick) Bluefishing continues excellent. Striped bass action picking up after weeks slump. Too surf blue this week.

11 14 ton surf striper 29-14 NEW BEDFORD-CUTTYHUNK (Tex Bowdeni Quick's Hole worm striper fishing slowed down along with local bass fishing. Blue-fishing picking up on smaller fish 14 to 6-lb average Lot of big bluefish 13 to 17 lbs) coming from Momansland. Big scup are in lup to 3 lhti. Also summer flounder iflukei up to 6 lbs. averaging 2 to 4.

A few kingfish showing with increasing number of squeteague. ORLEANS-EASTHAM Freddy Macfarlanei Rock Harbor charter fleet getting good mixed catches of bluefish (6 to 10 lbs and stripers 10 to 20 lbs) after weekend striper blitz of 20 to 35 pound bass. Pleasant Bay crammed with 2 to 4-lb biues. Nauset surf fishing quiet. Plenty of school stripers in Town Cove.

PLUM ISLAND-IPSWICH (Mickey Villane) Good run of 8 to 12-1b school stripers in Merrimack River. Party boat mackerel and bottom fishing hampered by dogfish. Plenty of tuna around. Capt. Billy Packer's Bluefin Too boated two rod and reel tuna (537 and 566 lbs on trolled squid and one harpooned 830-pounder Tuesday.

Biggest striper of weekend 43 "4 lbs from boat. PROVINCETOW N-TRURO (Charley Whitney i Backshore striped bass and bluefishing still very slow from both boat and shore despite tons of bait. Sublegal size stripers thick in harbor. Plenty of mackerel and tuna present but catche sconunue sporadic QUINCY-HULL (Jerry Lyons) Flounders excellent. few cod side.

Mackerel fair. Good school striper fishing, a few big ones. White perch in. SCITUATE-MARSHFIELD (Warren Pierson I Lot of mackerel outside. Flounder good.

Cod fair. School striper fishing fair. Chopped up mackerel baits hint bluefish arriving. FRESH WATER WESTERN DISTRICT (Leo Daley i Berkshire trout stream water levels still good, but fishing slow. Onota Lake.

Pittsfield. giving up good trout. Cheshire Reservoir reported 8-1 margemouth bass catch. CENTRAL DISTRICT (Carl Pre-scoit Swift River below Rte. 9 good for trout.

Also Seven-Mile River. West and Stillwater rivers, Webster Lake. Webster; East BRomfield Reservoir; Long Pond, Rutland, Lake Masspoag, Lunenburg and Buffamville Reservoir, Charlton. Quabbin Reservoir produced new state record lake trout on weekend (16V pounds). NORTHEAST DISTRICT (Walter Hoyt i Squannacook River still good for trout, also Lake Cochituate in Natick.

For trout and bass try Lake Attitash, Amesbury. Badda-cook and Knopps' Ponds. Croon; Lake Pearl, Wrentham, Lake Mas-sapoag. Sharon. SOUTHEAST DISTRICT (Lew Schlotterbeck With 30-lb stripers and 14-lb bluefish all around Cape Col nobody is fishing for trout, but they're still there in good Cape Co! nobody is fishing for trout, but they're still there in good numbers and sizes in all reclaimed ponds.

SALT WATER BARNSTABL E-BREWSTER fGuiny Fonda) Good ins ho: fishing on school striped bass up to 12 lbs, occasional bigegr. blues 1 4 to 6 lbs aiso inshore. Flounders good, plenty of mackerel, few Uutog. some tuna. BUZZARDS A Y-C ANAL-SANDWICH i Bunny DiPietroi Sunday 5 blitz off Canal sea buoy faded out.

fish moving toward Barnstable. Fair bass up to 15 lbs in Canal, big mackerel at East End. Buzzards Bay school bass up to 15 lbs. blues averaging S. good.

Flounders good, tautog fair, cod fair. CHATHAM-DENNIS (Larry Nickerson) Small blues (2 to 4 lbs) thick all along Sound shore, big run of 4 to 5-pounders in Pleasant Bay. big ones up to 14 lbs on wire offshore. Small acup beginning to show. Few big sharks off Monomoy.

DUXBURY-MANOMET (Bill Bennett) Stnped bass and blue-fisrung slowed down in Duxbury Bay. Flounders good. Lot of mackerel with tuna chasing them outside off High Pines. Plymouth party boats getting steady summer cod. FALL RIVER-WESTPORT i Stan Bucko) Bluefish (6 to 8 lbs) taking umbrellas in river now.

Plenty of squeteague around. Few scup showing, striper fishing slowed with advent of blues. Sakonnet trap getting huge hauls of squeteague. FALMOUTH-WOODS HOLE Bill Bauknecht i First squeteague i small and scattered i have showed up. Bluefishme has fall off.

few big ones being taken on bait from beaches. Striped bass good early a.m. and late p.m. Scup good, few Uutog around GLOUCESTER-ROCKPORT (Ge-roge Gleason) Plenty of tuna and mackerel. Striped bass numbers and sires increasing (biggest 42 lbs.

now i. Party boats getting fair to good ground fishing, but haddock still uncertain. HYANNIS-COTUIT (Karen Hill) Wire line trolling for big blue-fish offshore still excellent on fish running 6 to 16 lbs. Fair to good school stripers inshore, Sea bass, tautog, scup good. Yesterday's results AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE THE CENTURY.

(AP) THE CHESS MATCH OF Fischer-Spassky Game One At Reykjavik, Iceland leads BOSTON (Lee) 7 12 2 At New York (Matlack) 4 5 1 At Oakland ..6 16 3 San Francisco (McDowell) .0 4 1 Chicago (Wood) ....5 11 1 Houston (Roberts) 10 11 0 At Cleveland (Lamb 4 9 1 At Chicago (Reuschel) 6 12 3 Kansas City (Abernathy) .11 11 0 San Diego (Corkins) 6 10 1 At Baltimore (Jackson) 4 9 1 At Montreal (Stoneman) ..5 11 0 10inningS) Los Angeles (John) 9 18 1 At Minnesota (Blyleven) 7 10 1 At Philadelphia (Champion) 5 13 0 Milwaukee (Brett) 1 5 1 At St. Louis (Gibson) 7 9 0 At Detroit (Slaybach) 3 9 0 Atlanta (Schueler) 0 6 0 Texas (Cox) 1 8 2 At Cincinnati (Simpson) 6 8 0 New York (Stottlemyre) 5 6 0 Pittsburgh (Walker) 3 10 1 California (Allen) 0 7 1 Park League Soassky (needing 1 points) I Fischer (needinj 12Va points) 10. SPASSKY FISCHER (white) (black) 1. P-04 KT-KB3 2 P-GB4 P-K3 3 KT KB3 P-Q4 4. KT QB3 KB-QKT5 5.

P-K3 0-0 B-Q3 H-QS4 7. 0-0 KT QB3 8. QR3 B-OR4 9 KT K2 PXP IOB5) 10. BXP OB4) QKT3 11. PXP (QB5) OXQ 12.

RXO BXP (QB4) 13. OKT4 B-2 14. KT2 Ql 15. QR QB1 KR--QI 16. KT (K2I-Q4 KTXKT 17.

KTXKT B-R5 18. B-QKT3 (R5)XB 19. KTXB (QKT3) RXR (CH) 20. RXR R-OB1 21. K-B1 K-Bl 22.

K2 KT-K5 23. OBI RXR 24. BXR P-KB3 25. KT-R5 KT-Q3 Pet. GB Supreme 18 4 .818 Mass.

Env'l'pe 13 9 .571 5' Jeveli 11 10 61. Henry Wynn 9 10 .474 7 Conley 9 10 .474 7'i Kelly Club 10 12 .454 8 McCarthy 9 1 6 360 1 0 "a Lechmere 7 14 .333 Today's pitchers (All Games EDT) BOSTON (Culp 5-7) at Minnesota (Corbia 4-2), 8:30 p.m. Cleveland (Riddleberger 1-1) at Texas Hand 6-6), 8:30 p.m. 1 Kansas City (Splittorff 9-4) at Detroit (Lolich 14-6), 9 p.m. (Only Games Scheduled) (All Games EDT) (Reuss 5-8) at Chicago (Jenkins 2:30 p.m.

(Blass 10-2) at Cincinnati 8:05 p.m. (Reed 7-9) at St. Louis 10-4), 9 p.m. Games Scheduled) LEGEND games and probable Tomorrow's games Houston 11-7), Pittsburgh (Nolan 12-2), Atlanta (Cleveland (Only In British American usage, each mova In a chess match is recorded using letters for each chess piece and numbers for each souare on the -board. The squares are numbered along the columns and named for the piece initially sitting ot the first square on the file.

For exomole, the third sauore in front of the rook on the sde of the king is numbered: KR3, or King's Rook 3. BOSTON at Minnesota, night Cleveland at Texas, night Kansas City at Detroit, night Chicago at Baltimore, 2, twi-night California at Milwaukee, night Oakland at New York, 2, twi-night Houston at Pittsburgh, night Montreal at Los Angeles, night New York at San Diego, night Atlanta at Chicago Cincinnati at St. Louis, night Philadelphia at San Francisco, night Today's radio-TV sports CHESS: Boris Spassky vs. Bobby Fischer, Game Two Ch. 2, 1 p.m.

GOLF: British Open, WHDH (850), live reports throughout day. BASEBALL: Red Sox vs. Minnesota, WHDH (850), p.m. Batting .338 .318 .309 .310 .238 .298 .294 .287 .291 Cedeno, Mota. Saaruillen.

B. Brock, Oarr, A. M. Lee, Clement, AB Pet 72 287 56 99 .345 61 194 31 67 .345 72 281 35 94 .335 79 316 54 104 .329 77 331 42 109 .329 78 309 48 99 .324 78 314 4 7 100 .318 70 270 32 85 68 251 35 79 .315 52 252 46 78 .310 AB 64 214 30 72 76 292 47 S3 59 203 41 63 74 301 49 93 75 284 36 88 77 272 47 81 53 185 22 55 75 282 28 83 78 310 84 89 77 254 24 74 Houston Los Angelee Pittsburgh Williams. Chicago St.

Louis Atlanta Oliver, Pittsburgh Alou, St. Louit San Diego Pittsburgh Home runs 18 1 J5 14 1 Bench, Kingman. H. Aaron, WiUiams, Colbert, Cincinnati 24 San Francisco Atlanta 19 Chicago 19 San Diego If L. May.

Houston 18 Scheinblum, Kansai City Piruella. Kansas City Fisk, Boston Rudi, Oakland Otis. Kansas City C. May, Chicago Berry. California Carew, Minnesota R.

Oliver. California Mayberry, Kansas City Allen. Chicago Cash, Detroit R. Jackson. Oakland Epstein.

Oakland Duncan. Oakland T. Allen. Chicago Mayberry, Kansaa City C. May, Chicago Duncan, Oakland R.

Oliver, CalifornU Bando, Oakland Epstein, Oakland Darwin, Minnesota Seven Decisions Won Kaat, Odom. Minnesota 10 Oakland 7 Palmer. Baltimore 12 Kline. New York 8 Hunter, Oakland 10 Lolich, Detroit 14 Pplittorff, Kansas City 9 Wright, California 9 Runs Batted In 58 47 45 45 44 44 44 Bench, Cincinnati Kingman, San Stargell, A. Oliver.

Colbert. San Rader, Houston 69 Francisco 58 Pittsburgh 55 Pittsburgh 8 Diego 54 54 Pitching S(Ttn Decisions Pet Won .833 Nolan, Cincinnati 12 .777 Blass, Pittsburgh 10 .750 Ray. Houston 8 .727 Marshall, Montreal 6. .714 Cleveland, St Louii 10 .700 Briles, Pittsburgh 7 .692 Seaver, New York 11 692 Carlton, Philadelphia 12 world chess 26. K-Q3 27.

KT-B4 26. KKTXKT 29. KT5 30. P-KT3 31. K-K2 32.

K-B3 33. K-KT2 34. PXP 33. KXB 36. P-QR4 37.

R3 33. 65 35 PGKT4 40 K-R4 41. PXP 42. K-R5 43. K3 44.

B2 45. B-R4 46. B-KTS 47., K3 4. KT4 KT5 50. K-B5 51.

B-B2 52. KXP 53. K-B5 54. KXP 55. K-Q5 56.

06 B-Ql B-B2 BXKT BXP (KR7) KR4 KR5 K- PXP BXP K-Q3 04 K5 P-R3 B4 P- B5 KXP K-B4 K-K5 K-B4 K4 -K5 -B3 -K4 -04 R4 KT4 BS KTS KXP K-KT4 Resigns Th. fatter finrf thair rnrreseandina pieces ore: King; Queen; Bishop; KT Knight; Rook; Pawn. An between letters Indicates the first piecs cootured the second. 00 indicates casllina "CH" indicates "check" or thot ths king is threatened with capture. Pro, college transactions BASEBALL NEW YORK (NL) optioned righthanded pitcher Buzz Capra to their Tidewater farm club in the Inemational League.

ST. LOUIS (NLl Called up right-handed pitcher Don Durham from their Tulsa farm club to replace the injured Scipio Spinks. Durham has a 7-4 record at Tulsa this season with a 3.27 earned run average. BASKETBALL BOSTON (NBA) signed guard Jo Jo White to a three year contract FOOTBALL NEW ENGLAND (AFC) signed wide receiver Eric Dahl of San Jose State, defensive tackle Rick Cash, linebacker Randy Edmunds, safety Rick Harris and cornerback John Outlaw. NEW YORK (NFC) signed offensive guard Doug Van Horn.

Wide receiver Bob Grim left camp unsigned. Defensive back Bonnie McRaw and defensive tackle Roland Lakes failed to check into camp on time. Rookie offensive tackle Paul Olson failed to pass physical. SAN DIEGO (AFC) obtained defensive tackle John Richardson from the Miami Dol'is for art undisclosed but conditional 1973 draft choice. DALLAS (NFC) announced the retirement of offensive tackle Tony Liscio, HOCKEY ATLANTA (NHL) signed goalies Phil Myre and Dan Bouchard to multiyear contracts.

LOS ANGELES (NHL) signed defensemen Neil Komadoski, Wayne LaChance and left winger-center Wayne Chernecki, members of the King's Springfield farm team in the AHL last year. Also signed defense-man Barry Long drafted from the Chicago Black Hawks. COLLEGE DAVIDSON named Jerry Kroll assistant basketball coach. Red Sox, 7-6 BOSTON Harper If Let 0 Newhosr Griffin 2b OAKLAND ob bi ab bl 3 0 0 1 Compnris ss 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 Rudi If 5 0 10 0 0 0 0 RJockson cf 4 0 0 0 5 0 10 Tenoce 3b 5 110 Fisk 3 13 1 fcpsrein 10 5 Petrocelll 3b 5 0 2 1 Mongual rf 4 3 2 2 Coter lb 5 10 0 Duncan I 3 Oglivie rf Beniauez ss RMiHer cf Curtis a Tiant Gogiiano ph Krousse Ystrmski If 5 110 Cuilen 7b 4 12 1 Mnmilton 5 12 0 2 0 10 4 17 1 Finaers 10 10 1 0 0 0 Hendrick ph 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Knowles 0 0 0 0 1111 Bando Ph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Total 38 7 12 7 Total 43 6 16 i Boston 100 032 100-7 Oakland 012 010 00 2- CuMen, Beniauez, Tenoce, Eostein, Cater, DP Boston 2, Oakland 1. LOB Boston 8 Oakland 13.

28 Petrocelll, Cuilen, Mangual, Benlquez, R. Miller. HR Mongual (2), Fisk (12), Duncan (14). SB Companerls. SF Harper, IP ER BB SO Curtis 3 13 9 Tiont i-i 0 Krousse 1 3 Lee (W 3) 3 2 3 4 Newhousar 13 0 Homilton 4 2 3 1 3 I 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 1 I Fgerj u.j.j) ....2 Knowles 7 1 Sove Newhousar (2).

WP-LM. T- 0o. A-554. Yankees, 5-0 NEW YORK CALIFORNIA obrhbl obrhbl Swobodo rf 5 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 4 0 2 0 Munson 3 0 2 2 Bervr cf 4 0 0 0 Murcer cf 5 0 10 Pinson rf 4 0 0 0 White If 3 0 0 0 ROIiver lb 4 0 0 0 Blomhern lb 3 I 0 Spencer It 4 0 7 0 RAi lb 3 1 I McMuMen 3b 3 0 0 0 SanShez 3b Kenney ss Stotlmyra 4 110 Cordenos SS 3 0 10 2 2 0 1 Stanhnso 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1000 1 0 00 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 0 0 0 3 0 12 TO'DOra LAilen Bo'bsr Motion oh RMov L'enos oh EFuntr Totll New York 31 54S Totol 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 California 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- E-R Oliver. DP New York 2.

Collfor nio 2 LOB New York California .8 Munson. srsnitmvr IP ER BB Si yotimyri (w.v-10) 7 Alien (LJ-61 I 4 Barber J4 I RMov 6 E.Fuhgr It' 1 Lost i 4 3 4 6 4 4 Other leaders State Amateur second round IPPER HALF Richerd Cunney, Salem def. Tracy Mehr, Hickory Ridge, 4 and 3. Gary Burnett, Longmeadow def. Chick Bermann, Folly Hill, 1 up.

Claude Juesckstock, Ludlow def. Peter Drooker, Pine Brook, 4 and 3. Burt Page. Colonial def. Jim Sullivan.

Ponkapoag, 3 and Rick Karbowski, Pleasant Valley def. John Tosca, Thorny Lea, 1 up. Keith Quenneville, The Orchards def. Bob Drew, Amesbury, 5 and 3. Ed Barry, Charles River def.

Steve Monette, Gardner, 5 and 4. Tom Green. T-ornv Le-Warren Nelson, Pleasant Valley, 5 and 4. LOWER HALF Jim Peace. Wyaiuenuck dpf.

Walt Sharis. Folly Hill, 3 and 2. Tom Cavicchi. Thorny Lea def. Tony Ciociolo, Wachusett.

1 up. Dan Petroske. Haverhill def. Larry Sullivan. Essex.

7 and 6. Bob Ginthwain. G.E.A.A. def. Bill Buttner Plymouth.

5 and 4. Joe Browning. Weston def. Ray Forkpy, Worcester. 3 and 2.

Peter Cassidy. ThorP" Lea dot. Gerald Taylor, Green Hill. UP. Jack Calf.

Walpole def. Ron Goldsmith. Elmcrest. 6 and 5. Dick Murphy.

Chicopee def. Rick Moms, Green Hill, 2 up. LPGA pro-am At Oyster Harbors Sandra Palmer, Fermon, Smidt, Duarte 6858 Kathy Whitworth, Carstensen, Horn. Boronskis 6958 Susie McAllister, Corcoran, Porkka, Stevens ..6859 Judy Rankin, Heath, Smith, Griffin 7059 Judy Kimball, Krug, King, Kalat 7160 Claudette LaBontex, Curley, Malinowski, Ceratanni 67 60 Jo Ann Prentice, Powers, Colliton, Richards 7160 Sharon Moran, Grave, Gallagher, Wellman 7060 Renee Powell, Falvey, Manes, Davenport 70 60 Sandra Haynie, O'Neil, Maher, McGaffrey 6861 Penny Zavichas, Chilton, Nelson, O'Brian 74 61 Mcry Dwyer, Lang, Sutherland, Watson 7361 Jan Ferraris, Dowling, Cotter, Krug 7261 Jane Blalock, Kelly, Gillis, King 6861 Jo Anne earner, Danforth, Parker. Nimmo 74 61 Bonnie Bryant, Sollows, Chesley, Waterman 7162 Clifford Ann Creed, Crosby, Nordblom, Mone 72 62 Kathy Farrer, Kaplan, Green, Coville 73 62 Janet Lepera, Foley, McGrath, Davidson 7262 Money Winners Kathy Whitworth and Sandra Palmer.

Judy Rankin and Susie McAllister Judy iim-ball, Renee Powell, JoAnn Prentice, Sharon Moran and Claud'te LaBonte $50.00. NE Women Amateur golf championship At Manchester CC 36 Holes Pat Bradley. Indian Ridge. 79-74153; Pat O'Brien, Pittsfield 78-88 156; Joanne Goodwin, Haverhill, 78-80 158; Jeanne-Marie Boy-Ian, Hatherly, 78-80158; Debra McCulloch. Pocasset, 78-80158; Mrs.

Peter Ainsworth, Norfolk, 85-74 159; Noreen Friel, Andover, 83-80163; Mrs. Paul Black Marsh-field, 84-80 164; Ruthann Donahue, Andover, 81-83 164; Anne Jacobs. Halifax, 82-84166; Alba Ravinsky, Franklin. 85-83168; Bonnie Rothwell, Charles River. 88-80 168; Janice Pinkham, Ponkapoag, 84-85169; Mary Ellen Hur-ton, Meadowbrook.

85-84 169; Ann Kenary, Green Hill. 90-79169; Simourian, Woodland, 85- 85 170: Mrs. Ric DeRuvo, Marlboro. 86-85171; Mrs. John Kenesick, Norfolk.

90-83173; Mary Carr, Holden. 87-87 174; Ann Sampson, Haverhill. 90-88178; Mrs Norman Barron, Kernwood, 87-92 179; Harriet Lonergan, Ponkapoag, 94- 86 180; Barbara Berger, Ponkapoag, 90-91181; Mrs. Hans Wattu, Maynard. 90-92 182; Claire Nolan, Woodland, 97-88 183; Lauraine Kiel, Vesper, 92-92184: Mrs.

Tro-vato, Andover, 96-88 184. BNBL results BRIGHTON 19-and-under Blackstone Bullets 79 Big Blue 63 Pmtos 60 Bacchanals 47 COLUMBIA POINT lAHind-under Hawks 33 Royals 25 Lakers 65 Gray it Co. 48 19-and-nnrier Trotters 75 Marshall Bullets 66 Herk'i Hawks 76 Eddie Co. 5 EAST BOSTON m-antl-under 6alesian Saints 38 Kings 31 19-nd-under Goody's 44 Jett 31 Lewis Club 48 Buds 32 GIRLS LEAGUE 17- and-under Elglnette Jrs. 14 Untouchable! 18- and-over Urban Wheels Chuckelettei 4 HYDE PARK 15-and-under Celtlct 20 Paeert Bullets 45 Tigers 35 19-and-under Fncketi 7B 78ri 59 Bullets 43 Twerpi 23 LOWER MTI.LS lo-and-unaer T4m na 47 CC.

Rtars Hemey A.C. 29 Salntt l-and-unner Roberts Club 54 WalshPrk 46 Fat Cats 47 Facers 31 AVIV HII.L Talisman 38 Supersnnlcl 25 flours 39 J. Gelli 24 Ift-aad-undrr Posswagnn 56 Headhrlnkeri 30 Handukiei St Talisman 44 PBA money leaders I Nelson Burton Jr 943 913 I Don Johnson 137,513 -Gus Lampo 133.1 14 2d round scores r. 111 UllllSU WjiCil MUTRFIELD, Scotland Second round scores in the British Open Golf Championship: British unless otherwise stated. (a) Denotes amateur.

Rodney Foster 77-72 149 Martin Gray 78-75153 Hugh Boyle 74-76150 Bill Parkin 79-75154 David Butler 77-77154 Bill Large 78-85163 Sandy Stephen 74-77151 Peter Oosterhuis 75-75 150 Billy Casper, San Diego 72-74146 aHugh Campbell Hector Zerbst, S. Africa 81-81162 Antonio Garrido, Spain 71-77 148 Hugh Baioochi, S. Africa 77-75 152 Lionel Platts 79-75154 Yancey, Haverford, Pa. 73-72 145 Bob Charles, N. Zealand 75-70145 Eric Walters 85-73158 Martin Leeder 77-80 157 John Panton 75-76151 Paul Leonard 74-76 150 Randall Vines, Australia 75-75150 Ernie Jones 75-74 149 V.

Fernandez, Argentine 78-74 152 Chie-Hsiong Kuo, T'wan 74-72146 a Ian Mosey 74-76 150 Peter Butler 72-75 147 Christie O'Connor 73-74 147 Johnny Miller. San Fran 76-66 142 Douglas Sewell 75-7 4149 Sam Torrance 72-74 146 Ken Harrelson, Boston David Huish 80-80 160 Stockton, Westlake, Calif 72-72144 Tony Jacklin 69-72 141 Don Gammon, Rhodesia 73-79 152 a Philip Elson 79-77156 Peter Townsend 70-72 142 tsen Araa, Philippines 151 tsryon tiutcmnson Bob Walker Gary Player Tom Weiskoph. Col's. O. 73-74147 Guy Hunt 75-72147 Sandy Wilson 79-79158 John Pane 84-77161 Balflovino Dassu, Italy 151 uoraon Cunningham John Fowler Dale Hayes, S.

Africa Ian Stanley, Australia David Llewellyn 76-75151 76-76152 72-73145 McGregor Hunter. A. fll-78 159 Doug McClelland 73-74147 Fred Daly 77-83160 Ken Bousefield 74-80 154 Min Nan Hsieh, Taiwan 75-75 150 P.Thompson, Australia Jack Nicklaus, Ohio 70-72142 Clive Clark 72-71143 Stuart Brown 81-70151 Ken Waldwick 80-withdrew Hedley Muscroft 76-76 1fi2 Peter Tupling 68-74142 Jan Don estein, Holland 145 Andres Brooks 74-T 148 Ramon Sota, Spain 75-78 153 (a) Mike Bonllack 81-76157 Mike Hicks 82-79161 David Jagger 75-77 152 John Garner 71-71152 Cyril Pennington 77-76 153 Eddie Polland 76-77153 W. Godfrey, N. Zeal'd.

79-76 155 Jose Filho, Brazil 82-82164 Bruce Devlin, Australia 75-70 145 (A) Trevor Homer 78-75153 Ronald McDonald 73-78151 Angel Gallardos, Spain 77-76 153 Ian McDonald 77-80157 -Sandy Home 85-76 161 John Thompson 79-84 163 David Miller 79-78157 John Hume 77-70147 David Ingram 75-76 151 Nick Job 76-81157 David Talbot 72-76148 Marshal Douglas 74-76150 State Amateur 1st round At Lonrmeadow First Round FIRST QUARTER Tracy Mehr, Hickory Ridge def. Dan Orlik, Ludlow, 1 up. Rich Cunney, Salem def. Harvey Allen. Pine Brook, 3 and 2.

Chick Berrmann, Folly Hill def. Joe Catalano, Wayland, 1 up. Gary Burnett, Longmeadow def. Chuck Baumann, Berkshire Hills, 19 holes. Peter Drogker, Pine Brook def.

John Arnold. Duxbury 2 and 1. Claude Jueckstock. Ludlow def. Stan Jackson, Weston, 3 and 2.

Burt Page, Colonial def. Bill Lowry, Wyland, 5 and 4. Jim Sullivan. Ponkapoag. def, Richie Adams, Thorny Lea, 1 up.

SECOND QUARTER John Tosca Thorny Lea def. Tom Monahan, Indian Ridge, 22 holes. Rick Karbowski, Pakachoag def. Steve Owen, Dedrwm. 4 and 3.

Bob Drew, Amesbury def. John Sutter, Shaker Farms. 3 and 2. Keith Quenneville. The Orchards def.

Paul Evans, Duxbury. 6 and 5. Ed Barry, Charles River def. Andy Pradella, Ludlow, 2 and 1. Steve Monette, Gardner def.

Bob Hickman, Whaling City, 2 and 1 Worren Nelson, Pleasant Valley def. Steve Kelly, Edgewood, 3 and 2. Tom Green, Thorny Lea def. Scott Gunning, Highland, 3 and 2. THIRD QUARTER Walt Sharis.

Folly Hill, def. Bruce Martins, Quabog, 1-up. Jim Pence. Wyantenuck, def. Bruce Congdon, Foxboro, 3 and 2.

Tony Ciociolo, Wachusett, def. Randy Stevenson, Pakachoag, 3 and 2. Tom Cavicchi, Thorney Lea, def. Mike Oak Hill. 3 and 2, FOURTH QUARTER Joe Browning, Weston, def.

Marc Forbes, Heather Hill. 19 holes; Ray Forkey, Worcester, def. Jim Tybur. Greenfield, 5 and 4: Peter Cassidy, Thorny Lea, def. Bob Murphy.

Wayland, 7 and fl; Gerald Taylor, Green Hill, def. John Nlles Essex, 5 nd 4: Ron Goldsmith, Elmcrest, def. Bob Dp-Popolo, Albemarle, 1 up: Jack Caif. Wilpole, def. Bruce Ziemski, Nichols, 1 upi Rich Morus, Green Hill, def.

Bill Million, Framlnihnm, 1 up: Dick Murphy, Chicopee, def. Peter Oppenhiem, Kernwood, 2 and Tennis results IRISH OPEN At Dublin MENU MNT.ir.S Quarterfinals Lew Hoad, Australia def. Mike Marhette, US. 1-6, 9-7. 6-2.

Frew McMillan. Snith Africa def Vitas Gerulaitit, US. 1-4 7-5, WOMEN. RINOI.ER Second Round Evonnt Goolgrng, Australlg Dorothy Armstrong, Ireland, 6-3, 61. Third Round Ooolagong, Autrilia rtef.

Tm Shiuihnessy, US, 6-1 (-3. Rt'NS Morgan. 73; Wynn. 61; Bonds. SF, 61 Cedero.

56; B. Williams. 54. HITS Brock. 109; B.

Williams, 104; A. Oliver, 100: Carr, AtL. 100; Cedent. 99. DOUBLES Bonds.

SF. 23: Cedena. 22; Simmons, 18; Maddox, 18: 8 tied with 17. TRIPLES Brock, Bowa, Sanaui-lien 7 tied with 5. At Fallon Field McCarthy 0 0 2 3 0 0 1 6 11 2 Supreme 041003x 8 13 3 Nickens.

Maupas (2) and La-France; Stanford. Siderwicz (7) and Coleman, Kring (7). Inter-City League Typos Hoanier Wakefield Maiden SomtTville Woburn Aiii North Cambridge Medford At Glendale Tark, Everett Medford 130000 0 4 60 5 2 0 0 3 0 10 12 0 Whittier, DiMaree 4i, Hardv (7 1 and Denufio; White, and DeFehce; HR-Shannahan (Ti. At Moulton Field, Wakefield Somerville 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 7 7 2 Wakefield 01002003 82 SNoska, Peterson (7) and Bernards Osgood. Tufts (31, Bou- -IS! nd Freeman.

HR Ritchie (W). fMi' Ko- Cambridge Maiden 0 10340 1 9 72 No. Camb. 13202109 13 2 M-7-Shea and Melillo. NC Ad- (6K DeVaney nd At Woburn High Sehool WSburn 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 4 6 2 A Scott.

Durkini (5) and McLaughlin. WO Connor and Pebler. Cape Cod League At Cotuit Yarmouth 020 000 000 2 3 1 Cotuit 540 010 lOx 11 15 1 Weaver, Hoskin (1). Erii (5) and Marino, Eldredge (6), Scheultz and Roemer. HR faherrill, 2, (2i, Rogers (C).

At Orleans Bourne 110 000 010 3 6 2 Orleans 211 011 Olx 7 18 4 B-Truell, Whitney (5), Lake (51 and Merswar, Santilli Bokelman and Hoyer. HR Linden (0). At Harwich Chatham 010 000 0102 0 0 Harwich 000 100 0001 6 0 Ferlan and Noick. Seeds, Gianiny (9) and Dan-atski. At Wireham Falmouth 110 V0 000 4 9 2 Wareham 010 401 50x 11 7 2 Hughes, Legard 4.

Drtscoll (7). Flannigan iRi and Orizzi. F. Cjcciatore and Hullinger, Arbtnger 8. HR Arbinger (W).

Little League tournament scores District Fight Weymouth South 7 Norwood Ntl 1 Weymouth North 7 Whitman 2 Norwood Central 5 Canton Ntl 0 Weymouth American 8 Westwood 0 Milton, American 7 Braintree E. 3 Randolph South 4 Ablngton 2 District Ten Revere East 4 Chelsea American 1 Public Links gon scores First Round Leaders Tom Clark, Ypsilanti, Mich 36-31 7 Steve Ryan, Phoenix. Arii 36-3268 Dan Elliott, Portland. Ore 3J-33 68 Thomas Glass Memphis, Tenn 35-3469 Bob Blomberg, Alameda. Calif 38-32-70 Dennis Smith.

Memphis, Tenn 38-34-70 Rick Schultz, Neb 34-3670 Bob Allard, Portland, Ore 34-3670 John Zett Amarillo. Tex 35-3570 Bill Deeble. Long Beach, Calif 37-3370 Tommy Jackson, Dallas. Tex. 35-3671 Pete Guttierez, Sacramento, Calif 38-3571 Auto racing Norwood Arena driver itandlnn LATE MODEL SPORTSMAN 1 Dave Dion, 402 points; 2.

George Delmar. 390 3. George Savory, 348; HeAe322 3Mi STREET DIVISION Jck Darlington, 366 points; I. Chuck LeBlanc. 344 3.

Joe Powers, 308; 4. Joe Darlington, 302; J. Tie be-rrn'oo and Bruce Smith 288. VW MINT-STOCK 1. Jerry CanoMOli, 398 pointu 2.

Dpnnn DAllesjandro, 356; 3. Bill Singer- sV304' Yachting results NATIONAL JUNIOR TURNABOUT CHAMPIONSHIP At Rull 1. 190.4-PanHa-D.,,t TiulM. otv 232-Hpplness ii-Uck Slatlery. Hull.

14' pU. 3 faV-F'enpy-Mfg Mattern, Scltuai, 23 PU, women'I rn AMPioNRirrp OF MARS. BAT -At Marblehes4 Pts. 14 4 3 31 10 3 1 21 9 4 3 21 7 6 6 20 8 10 2 18 4 8 4 12 5 9 1 5 10 11 3 11 3 9 I Rl'NS Harpr, 49 1 D. Allen, 49; Rudi, 49: C.

May, 47; Pimella. K.C.. 47. I HITS Pimella, K.C.. 93; Rudi.

93; Alomar. fcaL. 90, R. Oliver. 89: Otis.

K.C. 88 DOUBLES Patek, K.C 19; Rudi. 19; Fisk. 18; Pimella. K.C.

18; G. littles. 15; Rojaj. K.C.. 15: Camperis.

Oak 15. TRIPLES Blair. 6: Ruai. Fisk. fc; McCraw, Cle.

A. Rodnouez. T. Taylor, 4. YACHTS, M0T0RB0ATS 33-FT.

PACEMAKER EXPRESS CRUISLR, fully Fighting chaus. pulpit, full twin 125 Cnryiler. Call 667-5035. equip, canvas, S650O. I CLASSIC ELCO 34 sleeps 4 on foam, full galley, full head, fully equipped, liyuig 479-ie36.

i 1117 P.FNTIIRV SF1SKIFF fc VblllVIII ASKING J22O0. 321-2S8(. ALCORT aailfish. red and white, ex- celVent "ondnion. must sell.

Call 713-1458 after6 P.m. 'mim 9 A 7 mill spinnaker, gooo negro. 1011, AS BOSTON Whaler, 17' iHomelite. fully equip Held, 834-6439. Slb50, Marsh- I '30' Sports today, tomorrow BASEBALL Inter City League, 6:15 p.m., Natureland at Hosmer, Playstead Medford; Arlex at Maiden, Devir Park League.

7:30, Mass. Envelope at G. McCarthy, Cleveland Supreme at Lechmere, Fens Kelly Club at Jeveli, American Legion Pk. Cape Cod League, 5:45 p.m., Falmouth at Bourne; Yarmouth at Orleans; 7:30 p.m., Cotuit at Wareham; Harwich at Chatham. BOXING Portland, Maine, Expo Pre-acher Lewis vs.

Jack Mitchell, 8:30 p.m. RACING Lincoln Downs, R.I., 8 p.m., flat, Green Mountain Park, Pownal, 7:45 p.m., flat, Scarboro Downs, Maine, 7:45 p.m., flat, Bay State Raceway, Foxboro, 8 p.f., Harness, Wonderland Park, 8 p.m., greyhounds. TOMORROW BABE RUTH LEAGUE State Tourney, Tufts College, 5 p.m., Somerville vs. Greenfield. GOLF LPGA Four-fa a 1 1 Tournament, New Seabury CC, 8:30 a.m.

(Cape Cod Hospital Benefit). HORSE SHOW Annual Greater Eastern Ap-paloosa Regional Show at Eastern States Expo Grounds, W. Springfield. RACING Suffolk Downs, 1:45 p.m., flat. TENNIS Mystic Valley Men's 35 Championships, Winchester.

SUPPLIES CHATEAU Travel trailer. 17" A-l all utili. extras, 922-7144. SPORTING GOODS BRLNSWICK candle pin lanes. 12 Bowlmore plnsetters, all access Just removed from bide.

Ralph Talarico, Milford, N.H., 603-673-3333, 873-1304. We sold a sloop in Swampscott to a sailor in South Braintree. Give one million peo pie a chance to buy what you're selling. Call Globe Classified. 282-1 50g.

3 I Lost I 2 Pet .857 .727 .750 .714 .700 .637 Team Canada's tryout roster These 35 players were Invited to the Team Canada training camp in-preparation for the Canada-Russia hockey series. Dea Awrey, Boston Bruins, defense; Gerry Cheevera. Boston, goalie: Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia Flyers, center: Yvan Cournoyer, Montreal Canadiens, right wing; Marcel Dionne. Detroit Red Wings, center; Ron Ellis. Toronto Maple Leafs, right wing: Rod Gilbert.

New York Rangers, right wing; Jocelyn Guevremont, Vancouver Canucks, defense: Vic Hadfield, New York, left wing. Paul Henderson, Toronto, left wing; Bobby Winnipeg, left wing; Dennis Hull. Chicago left wing; Frank Mahovlich, Montreal, left wing; Peter Mahovlich, Montreal, center left wing; Brad Park, New York, defense; Jean Ratelle, New York, center: Mickev Redmond. Detroit, right wing: Serge Savard, Montreal, defense: Rod Selling, New York, defense; Bill White, Chicago, defense. Red JBerenson.

Detroit, center; Gary Bergman. Det, oil, defense; Wayne Cashman, Boston, left wine: Ken Dryden. Montreal, goalie; Phil tspotlto, Boston, center: Tony Es-posito. Chicago, goalie; Bill Golsp-sworthy. Minnesota North Stars, right wing; Jacques Lapernere, Montreal, defense: Rick Martin, Buffalo Sabres, left wing; Jean-Paul Panse, Minnesota, right wing.

Gil Perreault, Buffalo, center: Pat StaDleton, Chicago, defense; Der'k Sanderson, Boston, center) J. C. X- defense; Bobby Orr, Boston, defease. CAMP TRAILERS 16' CARDINAL TRAILER 82W8SL Asking $1200. MUST SELL this week, or give to water, paneled, rfmin Asking only half Its value.

329-0896' STARCRAFT Excel." hdtp.trail- 7M.4,22JC0.tirn.69i i SHASTA Motor home; excel, PI 6. Asking SHASTA travel trailer 13 alps 4. VW CAMPMOBTLE. "l7l. 17.000 mT.

Warranty. Poptop. tent, amfm atereo. Torrent Air, new studded mows, many more extras. Fcel.

enr gskinf 33BS. Call 472- VI to 3 after p.m. 17 FT. ALUM. Travel Trailer, sleeps fas stove, gas refrlg mat heal er, toilet, own water supply.

wn- mil. trailer many extraa, ue a ski hjmg in winter, travel In mer. llflSjT Call um- 1969 tips. 12 BOSTON WHALER 197118 ft. 7 in.

36 FT. diesel sporta fisherman, 65 h.D. 'i2 Evinrude 82.000. pletely equipped, many extras. Days 383-1207 or 383-9b33, night; 'li I llsT top notch condition.

CkARTER CORONADO 24 Lb. Sloop, 10 FT. FIBERGLASS SAILBOAT. 'Sips 5. Dinn.

Galley. Dinghy. best CiU 603 for family Vac. July 22 to Aug. Two wks.

for 8375 479-8278. 55 FT. CLASSIC YACHT partially rn "rrnav a nice restored. 1st reasonable offer with rMYSAILEK. uay, a nice one.

rail a m. In I m. a i i u.nftTar. H.Mmj MARINE Pleasant Water, town, 924-9828. 17 FT.

GLASTRON, IO 'DEEP. hull, prd. by 120 hp. Mere cruiser. Stern Drive, rebuilt '72.

Ask $2000. Call 1-207-439-3875 or 617- 1324-4789. For Demo. 28 FT. CC CAVALIER DRIVE away for aSKing price, or kjlHW.

Call 686-101 4 for particulars PIER SPACE AVAIL. AT reas. rates. 395-9702. CHRIS CRAFT Sea Skiff, motor! overnauied this Spring, hull anc deck retinished.

fly budge, anchor winch. 2 depth finders, radio, twir motors, in water, J5o00. 834- i perfect 40 p. elec. start, still z- on guarantee.

New windshield, new canvas top, and like new Lady Bea Trailer $1200 or best offer. 335-4646 or 335-7909. 61V-744-93S0. rude motor and trai er. in exc.

cond. for skiing. Complete 8695. Call 484-6251. 25 H.P.

1971 JOHNSON, only 30 iust bought larger engine. Lowell. 452-0051. IS IT. MFG.

Corvette, full canvas. 95 HP Merc. trailer. Like new. 81800.

27J-182JK ait. 6 p.m. 28 FT. cabin cruiser, excellent eon- rebuilt motor. 84500 firm, We sold an estate In Hopkintontoaman from Harvard.

Give one million people a chance to buy what you're selling. Call Globe Classified. 262-1500. MERCURY Motor. 80 17' 1971 GRADY WHITE Capri.

1971 thort shaft, .8900. Also custom built (0 hp 1971 Shoreline jberglaw lined 22 ft- cruiser. eats Trailer, fully eauipred. 82800. Week-10; 175 p.

Chevy 80O it eyes. 369-5787 1-803-875-4842. SAILING Seamanship and Pllotin itaught (board a lux. 40 ft. Yawl tm the beautiful water, of Narragan-ttt Bay.

Compl. 6 day liva-on-board rAiiat with food and accommodations. $195. For brochure 401-434-8000. SAH.MASTER 22 ft.

Day a.ller. Wrth SiiSM eVnter board, fiberglass. 3JO0 amon. Hnlland Built, 1967. S35O0.

Call 1-759-7762 or 1-692-8261. of waterproofing your boat eath year? We have a 15 ft. metal al mil hv Metal Boat Co. of Y. with 33 p.

elec. atart Johnson mo- til Brand new trailer. nev batteries 2i tanks. 6 life jaekets 8c fire ex- tguiher new, ill aign boat reg lio MS 3745C6 over to new owner! WANTED, outboard engine, late fmodel. 85-135 good any riakc or model.

Long shaft. 1-1555 WANTED, used I tpd. wlnchea anf 'ienoa gear lor Ik coat. 170 S4 FT. MANSON fully lan watt a 'a radio, 7 kiwwatt depth finder, fiberglass dinghy.

cradle ranva tiva. 823.000. Office 878- 774 878-41 89, beat, 746-8722 It FT. nhenglai cabin. 80 s.

Evin fitle, fallen beat offer, 438-1 wuri acnmiui bi.iiij r- 6 Mike Durbln 126.66(1 tvefdell, Duxb iry Yerhi To" i PSte i i2 ll3 Christine Johnson. Regatti TPoint 10 Butch tjl.419 Worcester. (4 4 4 1-4)..

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