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THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE, Saturday, December 15, 1979-3BJ -TENNIS- Takes Davis Lead SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Hard serving John McEnroe routed vwi r. mm mm mm sr. J- mw mm ft t. mm i wr ri -u mw. mw s.

ear -trw wul vm a-jt- vj Barren, Bobby Flannel; front row, left to right, Joe Gua-jardo, Phil Sardelich, Gary Shuman, Lee Criswell, Lewis Lawrence, Ed Gay, Brian West, Troy Brown, Gregg Tomek, Miko Lemon, Larry Brown, Kenny Culbreath, Warren Woods. CHAMPIONSHIP ON THE LINE The Bay City Black Cats take on McKinney Saturday afternoon in the Astrodome for the Class AAA state championship. Members of the Bay City team include, back row, left to right, Jimmy Gipson, Michael Moore, Todd Mills, Rudolph Martin, Scott Shirley, Anthony Lewis, John Mojte, Simon Fletcher, Billy Reeder, Harold Smith, Patrick Franklin, Enoch Gatson, Greg Williams, Billy Booker, DeWayne Bowden; middle row, left to right, David Landry, Bobby Booker, Greg Clark, Curtis Seiferman, Warren Deadrick, Brantley Kitching, John Brooks, Robbie Wainner, Henry Brink-lev. Phil Worsham, Joe Valdez, Cedric Woods, Richard Vie lor State Black (Continued from Page IB) been on the field a long time and it's important to let them rest. If we throw an interception on the first play, they'll (McKinney) score because the defense is tired." Bay City won't just be run Schoolboy Star Ineligible i oiiaiia ui isuaigni sets ana vitas uerulaitis beat Con-ado Barazzutti by default as the United States took a comrnanding 2-0 lead over Italy Friday night in the Davis Cup finals.

McEnroe beat Panatta 6-2, 6-3, 6-4 in a two-hour match after Barazzutti was forced to quit with a badly sprained ankle while trailing Gerulaitis 6-2, 3-2. Barazzutti's injury to his right ankle, suffered when he tried for a passing shot near the net, will force him out of Sunday's singles competition against McEnroe and likely keep him from playing tennis at all for at least three weeks. His place on Sunday will be taken by either Paolo Bertoluc-ci or Antonio Zugarelli. However, if America's double team of Stan Smith and Bob Lutz beat Panatta and Bertolucci on Saturday, the next day's matches will be meaningless and America will keep the cup it won last year against Great Britain in Palm Springs, Calif. Borg Rolls Over Telscher CAIRO, Egypt AP) Sweden's Bjorn Borg won his first match in Cairo Friday, beating Elliott Teltscher of the United States 6-3, in 45 Borg, who arrived here last Tuesday, is one of four players participating in Egypt's first international round robin.

Also participating in the three-day matches are the United States' Bill Scanlon and Egypt's Ismail El Shafei. Shafei won 6-3, 6-4. The sponsors have put up the prizes totalling $100,000, First prize isk worth The tournament sponsored by Kent cigarettes, Coca-Cola and Egypt's Ministry of Youth. Roche Tops Masters in Quarters ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) Tony Roche continued his amazing return to tournament tennis with a quarterfinal 6-4, 7-5 victory over No. 6 seed Geoff Masters in the $100,000 South Australian Open Friday.

Roche is competing in his first tournament since April, when he underwent an operation on his Achilles tendon. The 34-year-old veteran, plagued with injuries for the past nine years, has been in pain after each match in this tournament. After his three matches this week, Roche promptly has had ice packed around the ankle and been given a leg massage. But judging from the way he disposed Of masters, Roche still is capable of top tennis. "I've still got another three years of tournament play left in me on the grass circuit here," Roche The top women's seed, Britain's Sue Barker, easily defeated Pam Shriver 6-2, 6-3 in their quarterfinal match.

Barker has been in devastating form and has dropped only 12 games in her three matches, all won in straight sets. Second seed John Alexander of Australia had a narrow win in his quarterfinal over Matt Mitchell, 6-7, 7r6, 6-3. Brazil Wins Early Ma tch SAQ PAULO, Brazil (AP) Tomas Koch of Brazil won the first match of the Davis Cup South American zone semifinal Friday by. beating Chile's Jaime Fillol 7-5, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. Koch's strong serve on the fast artificial surface kept Fillol at the baseline in the early going, and the veteran Brazilian jumped out to a two-set lead before a boisterous home crowd.

Fillol settled down in the third set but Koch easily won the fourth set to clinch the match. Frazier, Other U.S. Boxers Make Finals WASHINGTON (AP) -r Earl Jones, a two-time high school All-America, has been declared ineligible to play in interscho-lastic athletics this semester. Jones, 6-foot-10, who transferred to Spingarn High School from Mount Hope, W. in September to play against tougher competition, was ruled ineligible by the D.

C. School Board of Education because he missed more than one third of the semester last spring, thus violating a. local rule. He was absent 63 days. Jones appealed the decision to the D.C.

Superior Court but iAjrrmf Staff Phofft Title Starting for the the Black Cats offensively are Harold Smith (185) at quarterback, Billy Booker (165) at fullback, Bobby Booker (160) at halfback. Brown at flanker, Todd Mills (165) at split end, Fletcher at tight end, Scott Shirely (lssV and John Mote (220) at tackles, Robby Wainner (185) and Warren Woods (190) at guards and Richard Barron (175) at center. The Lions' defensive starter will be Ronnie Self (185) at noseguard, Lee Bomar (195) and Libbe at tackles, Tom Thornton (165) and Rutledge at ends, Mike Sessom (180) and Kyle Moore (150) at linebackers, Kurt Devers (150) and Harris at comerbacks, and Johnson and Johnny Holley at safeties. January Holds On To Lead NORTH MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -Don January finished strongly again Friday for his second straight 68 and maintained his two-stroke lead in the $100,000 PGA National Seniors Champi- onship.

January birdied the last three holes for an 8-under-par 136 total for two rounds in the four-day event. He grabbed the first-round" lead Thursday with four birdies on his last five holes. "It's been a fine two days," said January, a 50-year-old Texan. "But I had a problem on a few holes when my knee popped on me. "But I began to feel better on the back nine," he said.

George Bayer fired a 5-under-par 67 and took over second place at 138. Grouped at .139 were Dan Sikes, Gardner Dickinson and Bill Johnston. January, a 23-year PGA tour veteran, had only one bogey against five birdies Friday. Bayer had a chance to tie for the lead until he three-putted two of the last three holes, one for a bogey also shot a second-round 67 with six birdies and a bogey. ly, Bay City operates out of the veer while McKinney runs the I and uses a pro set.

Like Bay City, McKinney is predominatley a running team and Poe won't have his team airing the ball out a lot against the Black Cats and their second- beforee a Washington Bullets game, Jones scored 26 points, many on slam dunks. On one shot, he spun 360 degrees and scooped the ball to the basket underhanded, missed, got the rebound and slammed dunk with two hands. Maryland Coach Lefty Drie- sell, in the stands, said: "He can play on my squad any day." Lots of other college coaches have similar feelings. However, Jones said in a recent interview: "I want to play pro ball. I would turn pro next year if the money was right.

I'd take a million to $1.5 million for maybe three years. But I'd want a contract that provided me the opportunity to go to 1 "In case 1 got hurt, I'd want to" be secure in the contract. I've seen how many pro athletes have blown. much of their money, buying a lot of unnee-cessary things. Guys buy four and five cars.

What for? You can only drive one at a "Basketball is very important to me. I know it can be a means for me to make money. I'd buy my mother a home, give my family some money and save the rest. I'd live in a small apartment somewhere. That's all I need," he said.

Jones also said that if a pro offer was not forthcoming and if he did go to college, he would stay only "one or two years" before declaring hardship. "I feel I'm an average student and I could do the work. I realize I can't play basketball forever and need something to fall back on if something happened. I know education is "We have been throwing the ball but we kind of got out of the habit of throwing when our quarterback was hurt," says Poe. "We have the ability to throw, and we probably should throw more." "Bay City's Greg Williams suffered a cracked rib against He-bert and will not start at quarterback but will play in the se-conary.

McKinney 's starting offensive lineup will have Johnny Holley (200) at quarterback, Cecil Garrett (195) at fullback. Tommy Hargraves 145) at tailback, James Harris (141) at wingback, Gary Johnson (175) at tight end, Ronny Holley (190) at split end, Larry Magers (206) and Jerry Libbe (185) at tackles, Todd Rutledge (165) and Larry Love (180) at guards and Vince Vaughn (155) at center. Bay City's starters on defense will be Warren Deadrick (199) at noseguard, Enoch Gatson (190) and Rudolph Martin (281) at tackles, Patrick Franklin (205) and Simon Fletcher (216) at ends, Ed Gay (180) and Phillip Sardelich (185) at linebackers, Curtis Seiferman (175) and Gregg Tomek (160) at cor-nerbacks, and Larry Brown (140) and Greg -Williams (185) at safeties. Duo Named Top Netters NORWALK, Conn. Navratilova and Bjorn Borg have been named the top tennis players for 1979 by Tennis magazine.

Navratilova, 23, toppled Chris Evert Lloyd from her long-held No. 1 ranking in the women's game. The Czech, who defected to the United States four years ago, won Wimbledon for the second year in a row and established a women's tennis single-year earnings record of $524,248. She won six of her 10 meetings woth Lloyd this year and was 5-2 over Tracy Austin, her next closest rival. Borg, 23, won Wimbledon an unprecedented fourth time and was defeated only three times during the year Cats, ning the ball to keep the defense off the field because Mills is supremely confident in his "The main thing is to avoid fumbles and mistakes in our end of theiield," explains Mills.

"Our defense is strong enough Judge Shellie Bowers sustained the ruling Thursday, saying: "If I allowed this injunction, Jones might believe he is just a basketball player and doesn't need to go to school. That would 'be 'tragic. "He may be jolted by this decision now but I hope in the long run the resolution I make will help undo some of the harm already done to is not a product to be marketed or exploited," said Bowers. "It's an insult to Earl Jones to characterize him as just a basketball player and ignore the fact that he is capable of otherwise con for comment on the The newspaper said Rozell is expected to act soon on the re- quest. Cowboy coach Tom Landry dismissed Henderson from the team on Nov.

19 and told the five-year veteran he would place him on Henderson retired instead, the Cowboys placed him on their reserve retired list. NFL rules prevent player Crossword ACROSS 1 Kind of fastener I Move with stealth II Seaman 12 Stinger HTypeof ester Think IS -Yutang 17 Backbone 19 Role for Marie Dressier 20 Theatrical Household item SCuta 40 Dancer's cymbals 42 Marsh grass 43 Born 44 grease 44 West or Murray 47 Military command 49 Regenerated SI More prosperous 52 Does housework Henderson Asks NFL For Reinstatement Lions to keep them from scoring a lot but our offense has to make first downs get five and six yards, and I hope, every once in a while we'll break one." Both teams will run a five-man defensive front that Mills feel is very similar. Offensive tributing to this society. He is a human being with feelings and mind of for growth who happens to be a basketball Jones, 18, will become eligible to play for Spingarn again on Feb. 1.

From the time he was declared ineligible until Thursday's court hearing, Jones was permitted to play for Spingarn and he appeared in three games, averaging 20 points, to lead the team to three victories. In his last appearace against Dunbar of Baltimore Wednesday night at the Capital Centre movement this late in the season. One rule prohibits players coming off the reserved list in the last 30 days of the-regular season. Other rules prevent a player from returning to the Cowboys, being traded or being placed on waivers at this time. Wednesday was the deadline for any player to be placed on the waiver list until after the Pro Bowl Jan.

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Henderson was not available Soviet Gals Win Again NORFOLK, Va. (AP) Led by 7-foot-2 Uliana Semenova with 19 points, all in the second half, the Russian National women's basketball team extended its 21-year unbeaten string Friday night with a 76-66 victory over Old Dominion's national champion Lady Mon-archs. Old Dominion held a 34-32 lead at the half, the first time the Russsians have trailed so far in a nine-game American tour, but the USSR took the lead for good with 16:48 left, and Old Dominion never got closer than a point. Nedejda Okkhova was the only other Russian in double figures with 14 points. The Lady Monarchs were led by Inge Nissen with 21 points and 11 rebounds and Ail-American Nancy Lieberman with 16 points.

But Nissen, Lieberman and 6-foot-8 freshman Anne Donovan all fouled out in the last five minutes when the Russians were leading by just six noints. Holmes Sets Zanon Bout NEW YORK (AP) Larry Holmes will defend the World Boxing Council heavyweight championship against Lorenzo Zanon of Italy Sunday, Feb. 3 at Las Vegas, promoter Don King announced Friday. King also announced that Roberto Duran of Panama, the former lightweight champion and leading welterweight contender, will fight a scheduled 10-rounder against Josef Nsubuga of Uganda, the No. 9 WBC welterweight contender, Jan.

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