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The Boston Globe 'Wednesday, April IB, IJft SCOREBOARD Red Sox, 5-3 Major league baseball Colleges BASEBALL NIW Yemc BOSTON Lynn' ef Evfm rf ebrhbl asrhbi 4(11 EMflddsx cf 2211 tw 11 juonnson an a i i Vrtrmilrl 111 4 A A A Bond rf National League American League Ceneligre Oh 4 6 0 6 Plnlella If Petfeceili 3b 1 1 0 Oliver 10 4 0 0 1 4ee 4 2 4 1 2 0 i Jen EAST 4 13 0 Munson 1 I GNertles 3b 4 111 Alomar I A 11 oun ss V.VtTer If Mntjmry ivrlesan Griffin 28 -Heise 2 2 0 0 0 i 4 116 WWIIomt Bh 1 I llfl I a A i OAS FStomev si 10 0 Hunter Ly. otto BOSTON Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Pet GB .4 2 .667 .4 2 .667 .3 2 .600 .2 2 .500 1 .2 3 .400 Vfi .1 5 .167 3 Transactions BASEBALL, CINCINNATI iNLi Traded pitcher Tom Hall to the New York Mets (r.r pitcher Mac Scarce. KANSAS CITY AL Announced that veteran scout Syd Th't hss resigned CINCINNATI (NLt Activated infielder Dan Driesaen from tha disabled list. BASKETBALL NEW YORK (ABA i Announced that the Nets' Julius Erv-ine his been named ABA olayer of the year by the Sporting News. COLLEGES ARMY Named Mike Krzyzew-ski hesd basketball coach.

CORNELL Named Steven A. Davis, a former AIC assista-t loot-ball coach, as lootball offensive backfleld coach. OBERLJN Announced that Cass Jackson, who was hired as heid football coach by former athletic director Jack Scott, has resigned. He will become head coach at Morris Brown College. OKLAMOMA Named Dav Bliss as head basketball coach.

EASTERN NEW MEXICO Fired Dewey La-gston as athletic director and replaced him with B. B. Lees. CAN1SIUSS Announced that T.rv Fogle has dropped out of achool. I Hal 44 5 10 5 Total 31 3 3 eaten 8A4M! NW Ytfk WMAOOi 3 Burleson, Griffin, Heise.

DP Boston FOOTBALL BALTIMORE AFC) Sigmeet quarterback Steve Joaetum of Temple. CHICAGO (NFO Picked sip defensive back Walt Bowser and wide receiver Howard Satterehite on waivers. DALLAS (NFO Announced that Dick Mansperer. Cowboy director of player personnel, has been named to the same position with the new Seattle franchise in the NFL. DENVER (AFCt Signed wide receiver Johnny Kerr ol Oregon.

HOUSTON (AFC) Signed middle guard Curler Culp to a four-year contract. SAN FRANCISCO (NFC) Signed offensive tackle Jeff Hart and wide receiver Wayne Baker. NFL Named Sargent Karen aa executive director ol the NFL Management Council and named Terry Bledsoe as his assistant. PAN AMERICAN GAMES US TEAM Named Vernon Woodward aa head coach of the boxing team and Kathryn Pierce Viien as head coach oi the swimming team. -SKITNR US TEAM Announced that Craig Windspeyer resigned from tne team to protest tha firing of nordic program director Jim Bal- fnz.

7 LOB iasten 16, New York 4. 2B 36- Lynn, Pelrecelll. CtrbO, Evans. E.HikiHAH. Munson.

StUritfin. Bur. SB Gr ison, ir.Nemes. iynn. EAST Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 St Louis 4 Philadelphia ..3 New York 1 Montreal 1 WEST San Diego 4 Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 4 Los Angeles 4 Houston .3 San Francisco 3 Eft BR SO 3 3 2 2 Pet GB 1 .800 1 .750 ii 2 .667 3 .500 li 4 .200 3 5 .167 3V2 Pet GB 2 .667 4 .500 1 4 .500 1 4 .500 1 4 .429 VA 4 .429 l'a 7 2-3 I 11-3 1 CM 11 Hunier l2)-Lvla i 4 0 1 GB Guard Curley Culp has seea enough of the tribulations of the WFL.

He has decided to skip the Southern California Sun and stay on with the Houston Oilers, under a four-year contract, no less. WEST Kansas City 5 Oakland 5 California Chicago 3 Texas 2 Minnesota 2 Yasteraay'a Remits New Englaaa Northeastern IB Tufts 4 harvard ft iWx Vroviaence 8-8 (INn o-i Holy Cross 10 Brown 1 Oiuass 12 Boston Luuete ijwwej St. 2-2 ai. t-i Franunghajn M. 4 daoson 3 ujU 4- UConn i-.

Trinity 12 Wiliims 3 Mass. Bay 12 Dean JC 1 iew Haven a Sacred nebii 1 nnode island Col. 8 Stoneniil. a Curry 9-2 N.E. Colieee i-i Qujnniplac 7 Bridgeport a LoweU lech 4 AuJ 3 Barrington 12 Bryant 1 Nazarene 8-7 Roger wms.

v- 4 BU 3 Other Games Michigan 5 oowlin Green 4 10 innings 1 New Mexico it. lu-ll W. New Mexico 8-1 Seattle 1-4 Washington 0- Indiana 10-2 Butler No. lUlnoia 13-2 Bradley lz- Lewis 12 Aurora a Rice 8-10 Trinity (Ml Kansas at 1-4 Creighton 4-lu Ohio U. 7 Marsnail a ColumDus CoL 3-4 Valdoata eL Tulana 14 Li'V, Colgate 8 Union i Vv.

Ulinois 2-7 Florida 12 Rollins 5 ii. KentucKy 5-1 9hu-ilvriS NW Louisiana 7-2 La. Tech 4-d 1-CU 12-4 N.E. Louisiana 1- seton Hall ltnac 4 "'rrii. 1 Clemson 10 VivSS i ui.n.

7 Albany 4 SaSVoustbn 17-12 lirigham Young 3 vrti lLi N.KT Loulsuna 1-4 1- Tvf iruioaota Winona i- Arkansas 5-i Oral Roberts 1-2 YESTERDAY'S LINESCOKEB Northeastern lo. Tufts 4 at Medtord Northeastern .218 300 02115 18 2 Turts 200 200 Ouu 4 a 3 jJu Bob Williamson. Gerry Malona (7). Ed Beckler (9) i and Steve Kring. Tuits Mitch Shaw.

Jetf Berkman (2). Ed Rodricks t.ti and Eric Haley. WP Williamson. LP Shaw. 2 2 3 5 4 5 Pet .714 .714 1571 .375 .333 .286 1 2V2 2Ji 3 How the runs wen scored FIRST INNINS Yankee Matioox tnola ta ritht canter.

Jehnsen reached an Burleson's rrer, Medeex scoring. Bends Had ta cantar. Plnieile struck out. Lea picked Jelnson oft first. ONE RUN, ONE SECOND INNINS Yankees Oliver aroundee" ta Burle-tin.

Munson tripled ta laft ctntar. Nettles tlntlad ta rleht, scerlne, Mun-en. Alemsr fllad ta Lvnn Mason taad ta Yostrzemskl. ONE RUN, TWO HITS, ONE LEFT. THIRD INNINS VankaM Moddex walked.

Johnson eirisiett, Moddax going third Bends grounded ta short, scoring AAOddox, JeHnsan mevina ta second. Plnlella Yesterday's Results New England ski conditions New York (ppd, rain) at Philadelphia Chicago (postponed, rain). Pittsburgh At Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 1 San Diego 2 at Sn Francisco 1 At Atlanta 6 Houston 1 BOSTON 5 at New York 3 Texas 6 (13 innings) at Chicago 5 California 7 at Minnesota 3 At Kansas City 4 3 Milwaukee 7 Baltimore 1 reached an erirrin's arror, jonnson Johnson to Oliver r. onvr arouneea taina to thirl Reports aa of 2 p.m. yeoterdev LEGEND: NO Not operating.

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ONE RUN, ONE HIT, MIC I PPT Poor, SC Spring Conditions, Novice. I Today's games and probable pitchers San Diego (Jones 0-0) at san uran- cisco (D'Acauisto 0-1), 4:05 p.m. intermediate, fcxpert, wblim winoc-lown. First surface condition equals 70 par-, cant or mora of total surface. MAINE SADDLEBACK PKD POR NE lE EE SQUAW LSGR SC NE lE EE SUGARLOAF PDR PKD PDR NE lE EE SUNDAY RIVER CORN NE lE EE NEW HAMPSHIRE CANNON MTN PKD PDR SC NG lG EG LOON MTN CORN NE lE EF FOURTH INNING Rod Sex Petrocelll walkad.

Corba tinaled. Montgomery singled, scoring Petrecelli. BuntsOn Bopped out. Griffin Viaeaed single to ritht, ioadlna hoses. Lyr lined to Pintails, scoring.

Corbo, Merftfjemerv taking third. Griffin stole aesc-nd. Ivans sinoled to right, scoring Momoeniery and Griffin, Evans taking second On tha throw. Yostnamski wtis walked. Conlalioro fonned.

FOUR runs, four hits, two left EIGHTH INNING Red Sex r-rbo doubled, end Millar rdn for him. Montgomery bunted uf foul ti Munson. Burleson sinoied, idorins Miller; Griffin fouled to Mun-Mn Lvle repaced. Hunter. Lynn fanned.

(WE RUN, TWO HITS, ONE LEFT. Red Sox averages BOSTON (Wise 0-0) at New York (Dobson 0-1), 2 p.m. Texas (Bibby 0-1) at Chicago (Wood 0-2), 2:15 p.m. California (Hassler 1-0) at Minnesota (Blyleven 1-0), 2:15 p.m. Milwaukee (Slaton 1-1) at Baltimore (Cuellar 0-0), 7:30 p.m.

Oakland (Abbott 0-0) at Kansas City (Briles 0-0), 8:30 p.m. HrTr MIT at MIT Harvard 003 312 0009 8 1 MiX 000 002 0002 11 7 Harvard Tom Pura. Jerry Schlimbaum (. and Don Williams. Kevin Carr (6).

Bob Murray (9). MIT Dave Yauch. Don proper (41, John Cavolowsky (5). Rick Olson (8) and Dan Sundberg. Dave Wargo (8).

HR Don Driscoll (4). WP Pura. LP Yauch. UMass 12 BC at Chestnut Hill UMass 010 108 11012 13 0 Houston (Griffin 0-1) at Atlanta (Capra 1--0), 7:35 p.m. Chicago (Bonham 0-0) at Philadelphia (Twitchell 0-1), 7:35 p.m.

Montreal (Fryman 0-0) at Pittsburgh (Ellis 0-0), 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Norman 0-1) at Los Angeles (Marichal 0-1), 10:30 p.m. New York (Matlack 0-0) at St. Louis-(Denny 1-0), 8:30 p.m. TENNEY MTN LSGR CORN NF lG EG WATERVILLE VALLEY CORN NE lE EG WHALEBACK SC NE lG EG WILDCAT SC NE lG EG VERMONT BROMLEY GR SC NE lE EE GLEN ELLEN SC NE lE EE JAYPEAK PKD PDR SC NE lE EE KILLINGTON PKO PDR LSGR NE EE MAO RIVER PKD POR FRGR NE lE EE Be (too uoo ouu a UMASS Craig Alle Orezza.

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Tom Weiskopf m.488 4. Bob Murpfiy 79.720 5. Lee Treyino ti. Hale Irwin 72.402 7. Al Geiberger B6.016 8.

Tom Kite 64.016 9. Gene Littler 63.944 10. John Mahalley 58.357 11. Gary Groh 57.170 12. Tom Watson 52,445 13.

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New York, Ch. 38, WHDH (850), 2 p.m. BASKETBALL Houston vs. Celtics, Ch. 4, WBZ (103), 7:30 p.m.; Buffalo vs.

Washington, WMEX (1510), 8 p.m. 37 7 10 Total 29 3 8 3 CAftfarnla 016 100 2037! Minnesota 000 003 000 3 (after seven events) 1. John Alexander. Australia 2. Dick Stockton.

U.S Harold Solomon, U.S Mark Cox. Great Britain 5. Stan Smith. U.S. 6.

Phil Dent, Australia 7. Bob U.S. 8. Cliff Richey. U.S.

9. Marty Riessen, U.S. 10. Paul Gerken, U.S BLUE GROUP (after seven events) 1. Rod Laver.

Australia 2. Rosco Tanner, U.S 3. Paul Ramirez. Mexico 4. Vitas Gerulaitis.

U.S 5. Brian Gottfried. U.S 6. Allan Stone, Australia 7. Jaime Filial.

Chile 8. Jeff Borowiak. U.S. 9. Alex Metreveli.

S.S.R 10. Charlie Pasarell. U.S. 11. A-drew Pattison.

Rhodesia GREEN GROUP (after seven events) 1. Arthur Ashe, U.S 2. Rjorn Borg, Sweden 3. Bob Hewitt, South Africa 4. Tom Okker, Netherlands 5.

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Pts. Kentucky 4 1 622 Memphis 1 4 .200 462 BOWDDIN 19 MIT CosarouA Scett lb 4 6 11 DeClnces 2b 4 0 10 Sblffsta oR Mmiav 3b 4 2 12 4 2 1 2 Tufts JV 8 BC JV 4 ercnorrn i Schrmn ft ft ftv-iiinin Etchbrrn 1 0 6 0 sJhrmn Etl He 3 0 0 0" 8 Amnerst Bosaus Kentucky ft 4 0 i 4 0 10 4 12 1 Pa porter Lezcono rf Memphis 81 Wamea Beienger ss Be 30 1 7 1 Total 29 7 A 105 Radcliffe 7 Tufts 4 rci 2b Bltckwalls; plus your eld tin. Whitawalls slightly mora. 22 2 2 Houston Kentucky 101 Memphis (0 Buster Mottram, Great Britain 2JU t. Rob Giltinan, Australia 220 Patrice Domirtguez, France 220 WCT Green at Johannesburg.

So. Africa Singles second round Kim Warwick def. Patrice Do-minguez, 7-6, 1-6. 6-4. WCT Red at Tokyo Singles first round Ma'k Cox def.

Yukio Kalo. 8-0. 8-1; Cliff Drysdale def. Mike Estep. 8-1.

7-5; Kamiwazuml def. Graham Stilwell. 6-1. 6-3; Haroon Rahim drf. Tom Edlcfsen.

6-2. 6-3; Gerald Battrick def. Kiyoshi Tan-she. 6-4. 6-0; Bob LuU def.

Milan Holecck def. Natsuta Uehara. 6-1. 6-1: St-n Smith def. Yuii Tezuka.

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Reading Cttkolie Suburban League Hudson Cath. Newton Cath. SU Mary's (B) 3 St. Columbkille'A 2 Cemmenwealth Canfcrenca Lynn Tech 0 Trade 2 Everett Voke Whittier 2 Merrimack Valley Cenfereace Billerica 3 3 Dracut Chelmsford 0 Nen-Leagae BC High Somerville I Nartaaast Caaferaace Lynn Classical 4 Marhlehead 8 Winthrop 3 Lynn English 2 Gloucester A Salem 4 Gr. Lawrence Mashoba 0 Saugus 4 Beverly 3 Danvers Swsmpscott 1 South Bhara League Annoneauet 17 Sa.

Shore Vake Kentucky 111 Memphis Atlonta 3 LOB Houston 6, Atlanta Yunt ss Cnmpltn A "rnhii Milwaukee Baltimore Til 1 I na 34 7 I Total (2), Evans (3) lMOOfJOOD 5-OoRfldAr. SF-0k. ker. IP ER BB SO 5 5 2 7 wov. anner, up wi hrj fr sayier, ivier, 4 2 ukae Bmmer LOB-AMIwaukee Cosarove -tireetane NAHL playoffs SEMIFINALS A aaiaMmd.Paa 7 ifc nijla i i I coo nm, c.oorcio.

schermon We als honor 0 w3 OPEN AN ACCOUNT 5 440 CaliUln RBili-inMflf P.NieKro iw.l-l) 113 2 T-2 00. A h.i. 5 1 tT B5 soo "Sf-bV Richard (Evons) Johnstown vs. Syr acusat T.ln.l.n. a wp cnamnon, paimar.

i a CINCINNATI LOS ANGELES WCT Blue Syracuse 3 ah hi Rosa If 4 0 0 0 Loots 9h vKoyais, b- Moroon 2b 3 12 0 4 0 0 0 4 112 4 0 0 0 Oiviiun Benrl icn 2 0 0 0 Buckner If 3 111 Wynn cf 3 0 0 0 Garvey lb 3 0 0 0 Crowforn rf bo ni an oi i rerez id ki.rlh rf 5 0 10 Patek 110 0 CncDd nn ks Blue Hills 5 Sacred Heart 4 at Benver Stories first round Roscoe Tanner def. Bill Brown, 6-3. 6-7. 6-1: Vitas Gerulaitis def. Ove Bensston.

fi-4. 6-1; Brian def. Geoff Musters. 6-3, 4-6. 6-3: Ray Ruffel def.

Ross Case. 6-2. fi-1: Colin Dibley def. Jim MrM-nu. 6-3.

7 5: Ray Moore def. Charles Pasarell by default. 3 0 0 GP GA 3 28 26 4 26 16 Johnstown 3 Syracuse 2 Syracuse 3 Johnstown 0 4 Syracuse 3 4 Long Is. or GA 3 24 22 4 22 24 ateaana fyracuse 4 ohnstown Johnstown 8 Syracuse 4 Syracuse 6 Johnstown 6 Johnstown Bingham ton vs. Avon 7 southeast Beg.

CWhnjtn If 4 6 6 6 Otis cf 3 0 0 1 Geronlmo cf 3 0 Ferauson TENNIS YESTERDAY'S RESULTS UMass 8 UNH 3 GOLF YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Salem St. 8 I. College 0 Coast Guard 4 E. Conn. St.

3 Providence Bentley 2 Bentley 8 WPl 1 Providence 6 UPI 1 Bryant 4 S.E. Mass. 3 TRACK YESTERDAY'S SUMMARIES Coast Ovard 100, Weslejaa S3 at New Landan Hammer Jeff Gray, (W). 131-7Vi; Javelin Norm Hall (W). 163-0: Shot Put Jim Murray, (CGl.

42.43,; Long Jump Bob Smith (CGl. 19.8: Pole Vault Terrv Dwyer. (CG). 12-0 440 Relay Wesleyan. 44.5; Mile John 4.23.2: 120 High Hurdles Tom McCool, rCG), 16.9; 440 Cale Weyers.

(CG), Sl.9; Trinle JVmp Mike Moore. (CG). 42.11 'A: Discus Scott EVchler. (CG). 134-1: 100 Scott Johnson, (CG), 10.6; High Jump Mike Moore.

(CGl. 6-6: B80 Don Ryan, (W). 2.18; 440 Intermediate Hurdles Charles Haeuser, (W). 58.9: 'HQ Scott Johnson. (CG).

23.2: Three Mi'e John Thacker. (CG), 14.59.04: Mile Relay (CG), Jack Lsoke, L-rry Sultze. Cal Woyera. Tom Balrd, 3:30.9. 2 I 0 0 3 0 10 Bristol-Plymouth 8 Cev 3h nnayoerry to 4 0 irirrey rr W.

Brldgewater 4 RjAckson rf 4 6 2 0 Mc -ae If 4 110 vukovich 3b 2 0 Auernacn ss 3 0 2 0 11 Rudi lb 4 12 1 Klllbrew dh 4 0 6 0 Crowley ph 1 6 0 0 Sutton BWlltomi dh 3 1 0 6 GBrett 3b 4 0 1 1 Klrby 2 0 6 0 TanecA c. 2)06 CRoldS 2b 3610 Driessdn oh 1000 RESULT FIRESTONE STORE FIRfxTflsc STDNF 12 Commenw.it'U.i. FIRESTONE STORE" 277-6460 III 1 Fh 30 -5 30 Frill ti Ftl HM.36 Mm thraa Sit 6 5 Sill i FIRESTONE STORE NEW ENGLAND FIRESTONE STORE -307 Jilt Fllcl Hi FIRESTONE TEXACO Wlitil St. III. 51 749-I4SI 343-6461 157 Uaits Mon lFnW Mil Ihn Fri I20-I3I3.

17S-2M5 Tim, Wed, Thurs. Sil Bl. Illfl til. I I Set 6-5 FIRESTONE STORE FIRESTONE STORE FIRESTONE STORE .120 Charck SI. 465-2535 lrli SHI Mill 6164100 Mil.

Tins l-l 32I-26II 1 1 6 8,1 7 30 4 lk" 30 0 0 4 9 1 1 Plnsen rf i I Kuelek ss Garner 2b ..4 3 BMortinz 2 1 I Ringhamtbn Long Island. Quincy 70 Newton No. 61 Manfield 64 68 'A 2 2 2 2 "''I Total 21 3 5 3 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 000 000 100 1 111? LAnrl. 200 004 16x3 International SO SaioltA ph Cowans ph 6 Stlnsen TRACK YESTERDAY'S Weymouth No. 74 Weymouth So 84 King Philip 78 Rlndse Teck 76', Sharon 81 Algonquin 15 Brockton 1 12 Foxboro 81 Haverhill 90'A neir an HWhnatn pr Crtrkwtz 2 Binfhamten 1 tjina Island 2 Binghamton 2 Frtzmrris a fwns Long Island 1 Blnghamton 4 6 0 0 01 2B Cey.

3B Looes. HR-Wynn (3), Bench (1). SB Lopes, Sutton. IP ER BB SO 1 1 i Undated a oooo 0 6 0 6 6 6 0 8 iarnon oo Sorthbrldge 50 Brookllno S3 Oliver Ames Chelsea 40V, Long Island 4 Binghamton 3 Flniera Kirby 5 3 3 1 8 Taial 7 3 Total 2 4 4 4 Sutton IW.9.01 1 11 1 o. Heading iuz wincnesier la Ana tuit whan winnina run scored HBPby Kirby (Farausonl.

2.05 League Charleston Syracuse Tidewater PAWTUCKET Richmond Toledo Mf ruihis Oakland 600 300 000 3 A 31, Silver Lake 77 Whitman-Hanson 41 Binghamton 3. l-on island I Binghamton 4 Long Island 3 (OT) Binghamton 7 Long Island 3 Due to clrcua commitments at both Johnstown and Binghamton. tha final playoff aeries will not begin until Tuesday. April 22. The schedule has hot yet been announced.

ii KaeisaaClty 10O 666 Ml 4 Prt GB .3 1 .750 3 1 .750 2 1 ''2 .3 2 .600 2 2 1 2 2 .500 1 1 4 .200 2 ''i (I 3 .000 2a I Narns, Bdnao, kuoi. dp oawona Kansas tity lcjb akiara nan- GOLF TLSTERDAI'I EF.SULTi i Liry io oan, rt.jacKaon, Brett HR Rudi (1), Cowens (1). SB Nonn, M.wasninam. uns. FIRESTONE STORE 110 Niiirllll St.

617-0917 Mil Ilia Fri Sil 1-4 Brookline 7'. Brockton 1V Bridgewatar-Itaynham 4 FIRESTONE STORE 300 Nlil SI. 162-4621 Mil. Till Wt Fri 1-5 30 Tiwi I I Sil FIRESTONE STORE 151 Ela SI. 669-5455 Men Tins.

Wil Fri 15 30 Tim 1-9 Sil 1-3 Garner: Rockland 4 ER BB SO 2 0 2 1 IP 7 0 .1 1-3 TENNIS 1 I Warns Lwdblad Ffjitiers rikmrn IW.9.5) i i 1 6 1 3 4 4 1 YF.STEKRAT'I RESULTS CI' A 1 1 i'H Waltham Brookline N. Reodin 0 No. Quincv 0 Tnswleh FIRESTONE STORE iiicanat emu Worcester M. Bla 9 1 SI S35 1261 655-5013. 237-1631 3,30 6 Wi Fri.

6 30-6. Sal I 30 5,1 i FIRESTONE STORE 2 Sckiil SI. 479-3201 Tluri Fri. 1-9 Wll. Sil.

1-4 Aaverian 1 Lynnfleld Newlon No. pftntucket Weston 4 HamiUrm-Wenham 3 BC Hl-h 3 Arlington 4 GIRLI Rockoort 2 2 DSD nm Med ford 1 LAST MliHiS RlrBUlilS Pawtucket 7-2 Charleston 6-3 Toledo 9 Memphis 3 Rochester rainl Richmond Syracuse rain) Tidewater TONIGHT'S GAMES PAWTUCKET at Charleston Tolndo nt Memphis MONDAY'S RESULTS Pawtucket Charleston, rain Toledo fi Memohis 5(11 iniungsi Syracuse 9 Tidewater 3 Pawtucket splits first game at Charleston Pawtucket 121 110 001-7 12 1 Charleston 010 202 1006 12 4 Bomback, Newhauser (01. Krcu-gcr (81. M. Barr i7i and bricson.

Cmdelarla. Patterson (3i. Jiminez (81. Tckulve 7i and Ott. WP Barr.

LP Tekulve. HRs Hughes, Kritko. Baker. Ott; Armas, second game Pawtucket 000 002 02 4 0 Charleston 100 200 -3 1 Double Edge Sword wins at Pimlico BALTIMORE Double Edge Sword, the even-money favorite, came from off the pace to win the $10,000 feature Pimlico Race Course yesterday," paying $4, $2l80 and $2.60. It was the third winner of the program for Chris McCarron, Pimlico's leading rider, and the second for trainer Dickie Dutrow, who moved one ahead of Grover "Buddy" Delp with 28 victories for the current meeting.

Singh sidelined it's not serious NEW YORK Cynthia Phipps's Singh, one of the top Kentucky Derby eligi-bles, will not run in Saturday's Wood Memorial at Aqueduct because of strained ligament, trainer. John Russell said yesterday. However, Russell said he does not feel the injury is too serious and he hopes to have the colt back in training iisAtbout 10 days. Newton No. No.

Quincy 0 Fogle drops out of Canisius BUFFALO Larry Fogle, the nation's leading collegiate basketball scorer in the 1973-74 season, has dropped out of Canisius College, the school said yesterday. Fogle was declared ineligible by Canisius last month for receiving improper financial assistance. TjACROSfll! YEHTERDAY'I RK.SITTS FIRESTONE STONE "(1 Arsaaal SI. 924-3911 Mm. Wil.

Tears. Fri I lies l-l Sal. 15 TOM LYONS tlOlulif'iili. TW 4 4900 Mm Fri. I-I Sil.

15 FIRESTONE STORE INT I HGW7 Rll CI 289 3720 Norltioals Shopraing t'ly Mis Wil. fn i Till Thura B-9 Royal Turk y'iM feature at Rock SALEM, N.v. Jturk led all the way last knight to win the $3000 'Hudson Pace feature at Jloekingham Park by half-'length. ,5,: Driven by Merle Hodg-v'h3, Royal Tik pid and $6, Framlngham So. Newton So.

2 Seedhem 17 Weymouth No. 0 urlington 7 Ipswich SAILING YFRYKsmAva vcaiiiTi Boston Latin 38 Commonwealth 69 FIRESTONE STONE 496 Mill St 658 5660 FIRESTONE STORE .141 8ne II 754 4145 Mea-Frl I Ill I I FIRESTONE STORE 1528 VFW Parkwav 327-1 100 Nee Wil 1.30-5 Fri 130-1 Sil 1.30-5 Mee Tell Wet Fri 6 6 SOFTBALL YKITRROAT'B RrlLll.Tg til 14 S. Ban. Newhauser (i. Barr 18, ftnH Mfci-r-l-iunl I Peaoody.

9 EvereltJ Haverhl'l 4 RemArvlllA 1 nez (6i. Tekulve (7i aiitnott. WP Quincy 6 Sirlnwski. LP S. Bmy.

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