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Page Eight The Messenger, Madlsonvllle, Ky.t Tuesday, September 11, 1973 Trinity, Paris Retain Top Spots IrsOOo I iirirDS Ar Reidland and Beech wood Anderson and Murray Fulton County and Washington County Bardstown, Berea and Mount Sterling 1. Ui A iJf itfa ATLANTA SALUT Top Twenty The Top Twenty with first-place votes in parentheses, season records and total points. Points tabulated on basis of 20-18-16-14-12-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 This gave Trinity a total of 52 points, two fewer than last week, while St. Xavier moved up from third to second and totaled 44 points, six more than Butler had last week as runner-up. Madisonville's first place votes were cut in half to three while the Maroons' point total dropped just five to 45 after their 20-8 victory over Owensboro Catholic.

Both Lafayette and Tilghman picked up two points to 33 to remain tied for second in Class AA after Lafayette bounced Richmond Madison 33-14 and Tilghman put down Owensboro 21-6. Paris, after its 15-14 squeaker over Frankfort, lost two first place votes, getting five this week, and dropped seven points while Madison moved into a stronger second place, replacing Eminence. Madison, which had only one first place vote 22 points last week, this time received four first votes and a total of 31 points, just four short of the Class A leader. This week's AP high school football poll, with first place votes in parentheses and point totals on the basis of five for a first place vote, four for second, CLASS AAA 1. Trinity (6) 52 2.

St. Xavier (5) 44 3. Butler (1) 36 4. Valley 21 5. Bishop David 11 5.

Pleasure Ridge 11 Others: Thomas Jefferson Atherton Seneca 1. CLASS AA 1. Madisonville (3) 45 2. Lafayette (5) 33 2. Tilghman (2) 33 4.

Bryan Station (1) 19 5. Tates Creek 17 Others: Henry Clay 11; Somerset (1) Bowling Green Highlands, Ohio County and Owensboro Boyd County and Union County 1. CLASS A 1. Paris (5) 35 2. Madison (4) 31 3.

Harrodsburg (1) 24 4. Eminence (1) 23 5. Frankfort 10 5. Trigg County 10 Others: Tompkinsville (1) Glasgow Lynch Louisa, By BOB COOPER Associated Press Sports Writer Louisville Trinity, Madison-ville and Paris retained their holds on the No. 1 ratings in Kentucky's three classes of high school football today, but the competition for each grew stiffer.

Each of the three drew fewer first place votes than last week's first Associated Press poll of the season and each had fewer total points on the basis of five for a first place vote, four for second and so on. At the same time, their pursuers gained strength in both first place votes and point totals. Oddly, there were ties in all three classes Bishop David and Pleasure Ridge Park for fifth in AAA, Lexington Lafayette and Paducah Tilghman for second in AA and Frankfort and Trigg County for fifth in A. A panel of 12 sportswriters and sportscasters from across the state gave Trinity six first place votes one less than last week with St. Xavier getting five and Butler one in Class AAA.

jr" i Xm BMMUMttlA' ItaelMNe1ioltfo1llo WJJWl-PW ij.uiiiiu, tt" fm 1. So. Cal. (49) 2. Nebraska (8) 3.

Ohio St. (2) 4. Texas 5. Michigan (1) 6. Alabama 7.

Penn St. (1) 8. Notre Dame 9. Tennessee 0- 0-0 1,168 1- 0-0 1,121 0-0-0 838 0-0-0 819 0-0-0 683 0-0-0 616 0-0-0 571 0-0-0 436 0-0-0 433 0-0-0 294 0-0-0 248 0-0-0 237 0-0-0 228 0-0-0 133 Colorado 10 "7 '5 11. Oklahoma 12.

Auburn 13. Arizona St. 14. Florida 15. Louisiana St.

16. UCLA 17. N. Caro St. 18.

Houston 19. N. Carolina 20. Texas Tech JuGD'-L mm" 0-0-0 0- 1-0 1- 0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4 Atlanta Stadium. Aaron has 710 career homers, 37 for the season, and is four behind Babe Ruth's record of 714.

(AP Wirephoto) Knight Wins Contest MAKING A RUN FOR RUTHS RECORD Anew sign showing the number of Henry Aa on's home runs provides a background as Henry Aaron runs off the field after eighth inning of first game of doubleheader with Cincinnati Reds at Four Short Of Ruth Mark DEL MAR, Calif. (AP) -The richest purse in history for the Del Mar Futurity will draw a field of 11 horses Wednesday. The expected gross is $116,190. The race over 7 furlongs will wind up the 43-day meeting. In 1974 the futurity will be taken from the grass, returned to the main track and lengthened to one mile.

Aaron Hits Mo. Mumber 710 City 14-6, Trigg County beat Ft. Campbell 21-8, Memphis State beat Louisville 28-21, Madison Central beat Clark County 36-6, Campbell County beat Newport 34-0, Mississippi beat Villanovia 24-6, Harrison County beat Covington Catholic 20-14, Union County beat Henderson City 28-6, Henderson County beat Daviess 29-22, and Hopkinsville beat Christian County 7-6. game between Caldwell County and Franklin-Simpson. In the games in the contest, Nebraska beat UCLA 40-13, Ludlow beat Beechwood 12-6, Bath County won over Montgomery County 37-14, Paris beat Frankfort 15-14, Thom-pkinsville beat Butler County 35-6, Murray won over Heath 19-0, Fulton County beat Fulton Ruth Knight of 644 South Madison in Madisonville is the winner of this week's football contest.

MRS KNIGHT correctly predicted all but three of the 16 game winners. Four others tied for second with three misses but Mrs. Knight came the closest to predicting the amount of points scored in the tie breaker, the season before reaching the century total on his 37th homer of the season. It was the 39-year-old Aaron's fourth homer of the month and raised his 1973 average to a season-high .288. Pirates 11, Cubs 3 According to the commercials, everybody loves Phil Wrigley's gum.

The same can be said now for Phil Wrigley's park, The Pirates doubled their pleasure Monday with 21 hits over Wrigley Field and double their fun by chewing up the Cubs 11-3. "I've only been around parts of two seasons," said Richie Zisk who stroked five hits. "But everybody talks about how they like to hit when they come to this park. Our bats just seemed to wake up." Padres 5, Astros 3 John Grubb led off the eighth with a triple and scored the tie-breaking run on a mishandled fly ball, leading the Padres to a 5-3 victory over Houston. Grubb scored the Padres fourth run as left fielder Mike Easier dropped Leron Lee's fly ball.

Lee was credited with a sacrifice on the play. doctor," Manager Eddie Mathews said after his club knocked off the Giants 10-4 Monday night. "The doctor called about 11 and said he was okay." Actually, against that opponent Aaron was defenseless. He couldn't use his bat. Elsewhere in the abbreviated National League schedule, Pittsburgh pounded Chicago 11-3 and San Diego tripped Houston 5-3.

Stomach trouble got Aaron out which was something the Giant pitchers couldn't do. Aaron singled in the first off Juan Marichal for his 99th hit of the By FRED ROTHENBERG Associated Press Sports Writer Neither wind, nor rain nor Don Carrithers could stay Hank Aaron from No. 710. stomach cramps kept the Atlanta slugger from his next appointed round tripper. Aaron posted his 710th career homer in the third inning off a Carrithers' delivery, leaving him just four short of Babe Ruth's record 714.

But in the fourth he ran into something not on the Giants' roster and had to leave the game. "Hank had severe stomach cramps so they took him to a POOL HEATER WITH ANY POLYNESIAN POOL FROM TEHRAN, Iran (AP) The United States split a pair of second-round sambo wrestling matches Monday night at the World Wrestling Championships. Buck Deadrich of San Leandro, Calif, pinned Jose Trujillo of Spain in a 220-pound match while Wayne Baughman of Washington was pinned by L. Tedashvili of Russia in a 198-pound pairing. Sambo wrestling is a combination of judo and karate which allows participants to hit, kickand grab an opponent.

The finals in the Sambo competition is scheduled Tuesday. POOL CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE POOL Summer Vacation With Month After Month Of Enjoyment With A POLYNESIAN POOL Marion, Ky. 965-3542 St. Louis Cardinals Are Happy With Manyard AND INSTALLATION SERVICE ing quarterback for Sunday's game against the Jets: "Scott has done very well his last two outings," declared Devine, "although I'd like him to do better." Dallas Cowboy Coach Tom Landry said he would reveal his team's starting quarterback Tuesday. As usual, Roger Stau-bach and Craig Morton are the main combatants and Landry probably will pick Staubach.

an of 15 pro campaigns, is being counted on to help tutor the Cards' youthful receiver corps which includes speedsters Mel Gray, Bobby Moore and Walker Gillette. And if he should catch an occasional pass here and there, just to show the youngsters how it's done, the Cards wouldn't mind a bit. Maynard has been on the receiving end of 632 passes for 11,816 yards during his career and he's scored 88 touchdowns. Elsewhere in the National Football League, the Cincinnati Bengals found out that No. 2 quarterback Virgil Carter will be out for the season with a broken collar bone.

Carter sus- Rookie Coach Don Coryell has St. Louis putting the football in the air more often than ever before this year, and who better to join the pass-happy Cardinals than pro football's all-time leading receiver, Don Maynard. The Cards acquired Maynard from the New York Jets Monday for an undisclosed draft choice and were delighted to get him. "He wants to play football and he's happy to come to St. Louis," said Joe Sullivan, director of operations for the team.

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