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Aug. 31, XExaminrr-Page 27 Clipper Heroics Kept It Close Player Blazes To T-Bird Lead CLIFTON (N. (UPI) Gary Player, hoping only to make the cut made it a lot deeper than he thought to day when he cut the pins from under Bob Murphy and other second round finishers for a one-stroke lead in the $150,000 Thunderbird Golf Classic. Putting beautifully, to use his own words, Player cele brated his return to competi tive golf after a six-week lay off at his farm in South Afri ca with a 34-33-67 that put him at 137, seven strokes un der par after 36 holes. JUST RIGHT Coming on the heels of his opening round 70, Player five under par second round showing moved him a shot in front of the first day leader, Bob Murphy, who was at 138 with his 70 today and two shots up on Mason Rudolph with his 139.

Rudolph, who likes the par 72 Upper Montclair Country Club course and won his event two JWf3 4 yLL I "1 v. 1 PELE (R) THE. BRAZIL SOCCER LEGEND MOVES INTO THE BALL IN Oakland Clippers are Momcho Gavric (L) and right-half Dave Fleisher Staves Off Vinny Giles r.ir"T 'n in ii ii i iiiiiihi nwi iiiii.ijjiiiiHiiii!iiiMpiMiiiinM!iiniiniiimjM Warn QssmkiXEijS years ago, shot a 69 and said i both the wind and the greens are "just right." Arnold Palmer's 70, which satisfied him considering he had hit only 100 balls in all since last Sunday, left him tied with Tommy Aaron and Chi Chi Rodriguez four strokes back at 141. Aaron had a 68 and Chi Chi checked in with a 71. VENTURI HAS 145 Behind them came Miller Barber, Phil Rodgers and South Africa's Harold Kenning, all at 143, followed by Dan Sikes, Art Wall and Dudley Wysong at 144.

Ken Venturi, the former U. S. Open champ, who now is a part-timer on the tour, was a stroke in back at 145, along with Bert Weaver and Church Courtney. CHANGE FOR GARY Jack Nicklaus, the pre-tourney favorite who had a first day 73, was among the late starters and was one un der par for the tournament after playing five holes. through three rounds, shot a 73 for a 289 and fourth place.

Rik Massengale of Austin, posted a 69 for a 291, tying Bob Barbarossa of Os seo, who closed with a 74. Jack Lewis of Florence, S.C., finished with a 75 and was alone at 293 while 1966 U.S. champ Gary Cowan of Kitchner, Ontario, Canada, Bill Patton of Morganton, N.C., and Allen Miller III of Pensacola, deadlocked at 294. Birdie 2 Wins Gals' Jr. Golf LAKE GENEVA (Wis.) (AP) Mary Jane Fasinger of New Castle, shot a birdie 2 on the 16th hole to win the championship in the Women's Golf Association Junior Invitational Open yesterday by 3 and 2 over Sandra Burns of Pittsburgh.

ti'mv 1,1 4 11 -tit 1 (j j.i. 3 us. 29,162 See Pele Score Two in Win By CARL REICH Staff Writer Many Northern Calif or-nians who saw Pele for the first time in the flesh, without benefit of closeup shots, instant, slow motion replays and the rest of television's miracles, probably feel disappointed. They saw the fantastic Brazilian soccer star score two goals in 10 shots and play an excellent game at Oakland Coliseum last night. But without electronic repeats and experts to point out just how good Pele is perhaps the majority of the record 29,162 spectators didn't appreciate the finesse of the world's top player.

MIRKO FANTASTIC They understood, however, the amazing goal protection of Mirko Stojanovic and the alert hounding of Trond Hoft-vedt. Had not these Oakland (Clippers and their teammates played outstanding defense. Santos might have beaten them, 10-1. Instead, the score was only 3-1. Stojanovic, the 1 a-- i a -b goalkeeper who leads the North American Soccer League with 11 shutouts, simply was out of this world.

Soccer experts claimed to have seen better games by netminders, but a i 1 1 that he usually was at the right place at the right ime, stopping shots, falling to the turf and bouncing up to deflect still other attempts. 15 SAVES Mirko was credited with 15 saves and three stops on the 34 shots blasted at him by one of the world's three best soccer teams. the handsome 26-year-old Norwegian given the difficult job of guarding Pele, proved equal to the task. He stole the ball from the Brazilian many times, and as for the suggestion that he wasn't doing his best, listen to what Pele said: "I always try my best. If I don't, people lose interest in me, and if they lose interest in me, they lose interest in soccer." Antonio Fernandez, the Santos coach, praised the Clippers as the best United States team he has seen, and the Brazilians have faced Boston, New York, Cleveland, Kansas City, Atlanta, St.

Louis and Washington. Santos caught a plane last night for New York to play Benfica of Portugal, led by the fabulous Euseoio, at Yankee Stadium tomorrow. Summaries: Lineups Santos, 1 1 a Carlos Alberto, Rildo, Ramos Delgado, Joel, Lima, Amaun, Negreiros, Toninho, Pele, Edu. Oakland, Mirko Stojanovic, Mel Scott, Momcilo Gavric, Dave Davidovic. Milan Cod, Grond Hoft-vedt, Edgar Marin, Ademar Saccone, lliia Mitic, Steve Bena, Mario Baesso.

Substitutes Santos, Pepe (OL), Al-miro (OR), Claudio (GK). Oakland, Hi ja Lukic, (OL), Draean Djuklc (HB). Scoring Oakland, Marin, on cross shot from Saccone to goal mouth, Santos, Pele, cross from Amau-ri, head by Toninho for 6-yard cross shot; Am Edu dribbled down left side passed to Pele, who split e'efense, drove in for 7-yard shot, 30:30. Statistics Shots at goal, Santos 34 (Carlos Alberto 5, Rildo 2, Amauri 6, Negreiros 2, Toninho 3, Pele 10, Edu 4, Pepe, Almiro), Oakland 22 (Scott 2, Davidovic 4, Cop, Marin 2, Saccone 2, Mitic 7, Baesso 2, Lukic, Djukic); fouls, Santos 11 (Alberto, Rildo, Delgado 2, Lima, Amauri 4, Toninho, pele), Oakland 14 (Scott 2, Gavric, Davidovic, Cop 2, Hoftvedt, Saccone, Mitic 2, Bena 3, Baesso); corner kicks, Santos 3 (Alberto, Edu 2), Oak-cind 10 (Marin 4, Baesso 3, Lukic 2, fjukic); saves by goalkeeper, Gilmar 5. Cludio Stojanovic 15; stops, Stojanovic 31.

Officials referee, Reg Clarke, Van couver; linesmen, Hans Struffeneg-fer, San Mateo; Bill Gatt, San Fran-Cisco. Attendance. 29.162 (Northern California record: Pacific Coast Kcord 31,221 at Los Angeles Coiise-1 urn, Santos vs. River Plate, Argenti January, 1967). GARY PLAYER'S Player, dressed completely in white instead of his custo mary black, had six birdies, and the ones that had the gallery really buzzing came on the fifth hole where he sank a 20-footer and on the 14th where he dropped one from 30.

"That's the one I remem ber most," he laughed, referring to his putt on the 14th which was a straight-in, no-curl job. "This is a real bonus he said about his 67. "I came here hoping just to make the cut and play four rounds of tournament golf before the World Series of golf next week. As the British Open champion, the 32-year-old Player will be one of four competitors in the World Series at Akron, Ohio, next week. The other three will be Master champion Bob Goalby, PGA titleholder Julius Boros and U.S.

Open king Lee Trevino. U.S. Open king Lee Trevino. IN CREEK TWICE Murphy, the 25 year old former U.S. amateur champ who started the day two tsrokes in the front after his first round 68, was up the creek twice today.

Once on the 11th and again on the 12th. He salvaged his par on the 11th with a heroic 30-footer, but he stubbed his toe on the 12th where he took his second penalty shot in as many holes and a bogey. "I hit some real bad shots," he said. "I didn't drive the ball the way I have been." Still, it wasn't a complete disaster for Murph. The crowd, which hyped him up in the first round, stayed with him in the second one and cheered him as if he were a combination Bobby Jones-Ben Hogan on each of his five birdies.

SAME AS A 67 Rudolph had three birdies in his bogey-free round and it was exactly as he said: 'Real solid but nothing really spectacular." Rudolph, the bespectacled tour vet from Tennessee, had an opening round 70 and he remembered that his two rounds so far were exactly the way he opened the Thunderbird when he wound up winning it in 1966. 1 nr.j4. -Age. 't'V SANTOS' 3-1 WIN Davidovic (18) Examiner photo by Mike Musura dames H. Foster, 89-20 69; B.O.

Harris, 96-21 75; L.M. Hardley, 97-22 75. Class Mesdames E.W. Kinaman, 101,27 74; M. Knight, ioz-22 80; Dick O'Connor, 105-zi 84.

HARDING PARK Best ball aggregate low net: Mrs. George Lane. 93-22-71. Class Mesdames Harry Giocondi, Carroll Jensen, tinvi vemuri. lcs omuii Kutledee.

Steve Del is. George Ben. kie. 136. Class Mesdames Oscar Fehlen, A.

MacCloud, George Can- nuns, Frank Hernansen, 137; Mesdames Gil Frederick. George Lane. F. A. King, Carl Lauensteln, 140.

SOCCER Eastern Conference Atlantic Division BP Ptt. FIGA Washington Atlanta New York Baltimore Boston Cleveland Chicago Toronto Detroit 15 6 55 163 62 51 17 4 5 45 162 10 12 50 144 12 15 3 38 11 7 17 4 44 104 Lakes Division 13 4 11 54 165 12 56 155 12 12 4 45 135 6 4 37 85 47 55 38 41 5t 5 52 4f Western Conference Gulf Division Kansas City 14 11 5 43 142 St. Louts 12 12 4 44 130 Houston 12 12 5 41 121 47 47 51 Dallas 2 25 4 27 51 27 107 Pacific Division Oakland 18 8 5 56 17 San Diego 17 8 5 53 171 Vancouver 12 14 4 47 131 Los Angeles It 11 I 45 12 Friday's Results Kansas City 1, St. Louis 0 Chicago 2, San Diego 1 Vancouver 3, Dallas 0 Saturday's Games Toronto at Baltimore Sunday's Ganws Vancouver at Los Angeles Detroit at New York Cleveland at Houston Waslngton at Atlanta 61 35 58 34 4 54 51 44 Girls Handball Matches Lost To Soviet Union AMSTERDAM (Holland) (AP) The International Handball Federation decided by a 13-12 vote and two abstentions yesterday to take away from the Soviet Union the world championships for women which were to be held in Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev in December, the Dutch news agency ANP reported. The IHF proposed the step because a number of countries had announced that for the time being they don't want to meet teams from the East bloc.

Visalia Vanquished SAN JOSE (UPI) -Harvey Shank tossed a four-hitter and he and his mates bopped 17 hits as San Jose blanked Visalia, 11-0, locf nicrht lasi IUgni. Dark-shirted Youth Takes Over State Fair Tennis SACRAMENTO (Special) Looking at the results of yesterday's State Fair Junior Tennis tournament it's rather hard to figure out how old some of the competitors are. Andrea Barnes of San Francisco won the girls' 14 singles and shared first place in the 16 doubles. Patty Po-lenske won the 18 and 16 singles, The day's only other winner, Mile Mach-Belvedere, didn't double ette of stray, he won the 18 singles and doubles. Miss Polenske, a slammer from Lodi, took extra pleasure in winning the 18 title.

She beat Diane Brooks, the top seed, for the first time in her career. Boys 18 Singles Mike Machette d. Bob Reynolds, 6-2, 9-7. Boys 16 Paul Sidone d. Andy Moffat, 6-3, 6-2.

Boys 14 Ed Lazer d. Steve Johnson, 6-4. 6-2. Boys 12 Steve Felz d. Jeff Robinson, 6-2, 7-5.

Girls 18 Patty Polenske d. Diane Brooks, 6-0, 8-6. Girls 16 Polenske d. Bonnie Mac Bride, 6-4, 6-1, Girls 14 Andrea Barnes d. Carol Ishi, 6-2, 6-4.

Girls 12 Susan Mehmedbasich Joy Hahn, 6-3, 6-3. Girls 16 Doubles Barnes-Donna Kellock d. Rill Culver-Holly Hill, 6-2, 6-2. Boys 16 Doubles Moffat-Andy Gid-dings d. Billy Ray-Brad Thomas, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3.

Boys 18 Machette-Don Beer d. Reynolds-Kellock, 6-2, 6-3. Toros Run Is Slowed (Compiled from AP UPI Dispatches) San Diego's Toros are running out of games in their effort to catch the Oakland Clippers. Oakland plays at San Die-ga next Wednesday night in the game that will decide the title. CHICAGO 2, SAN DIEGO 1 At Chicago Chicago, Pete Sulin-cevski (John Kowalik assist), Kowalik (Ed Murphy) San Diego, Cirilo Fernandez, penalty kick, 78:00.

Shots on goal, San Diego 8-12 20, Chicago 4-48; saves by goalkeeper, San Diego 0-22, Chicago 6-4 10. Attendance, 4829. KANSAS CITY 1, ST. LOUIS 0 At St. Louis Manfred Rummel (Eric Barber assist) 40:00.

Shots on goal, Kansas City 9-1625, St. Louis 10-2030; goalkeeper saves, Bert Hoogerman (KC) 6-1016, Barney Vi-dinic 6-713. Attendance, 8051, VANCOUVER 3, DALLAS 0 At Dallas Chi Wai Cheung, Bobby Cram, Gerrit La-gendiik. 53:44. Shots on goal.

Van couver 12-1224, Dallas 11-1324. Goalkeeper ((Vancouver) saves, Chris varnavas 2-35. Terrv Adlington 3-36. Attendance, 1711. GOLF CLASS: MINOR LEAGUES CALIFORNIA LEAGUE 32 33 28 36 28 37 X-Fresno 41 23 Modesto Lodi 34 31 34 31 34 31 Reno Bakersfield Stockton San Jose Ivisalia 28 37 SECPMD JA.F Results Yesterday Stockton 4, Modesto 3 Reno 4, Bakersfield 0 San Jose 11, Visalia 0 Fresno 6, Lodi 3 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE EASTERN DIVISION Pet.

GB Tulsa 88 51 .633 Pnoenix 73 63 .537 V3Vz San Diego 70 65 .519 16 Denver 66 68 .493 19Vi Indianapolis 61 72 .459 24 Oklahoma City 58 78 .426 WESTERN DIVISION Spokane 79 57 .581 Hawaii 74 71 .584 4Vi Seattle 66 70 13 Portland 64 70 .478 14 Tacoma 59 78 .431 20Vi Vancouver 55 80 .407 24 Results Yesterday Tulsa 7, Indianapolis 2 Vancouver 6, Portland 2 Hawaii 5, Tacoma 3 Spokane 4, Seattle 1 Denver 3, Oklahoma City 2 Phoenix 5, San Diego 4 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse 2, Buffalo 0 Louisville 4, Richmond 1 Rochester 5, Toledo 3 Columbus at Jacksonville, rain, EASTERN LEAGUE Elmira 4, York 0 Waterbury 7, Binghamton 4 TEXAS LEAGUE Memphis 6, Arkansas 2 El Paso 5, Albuquerque 2 Shreveport 4. Dallas-Fort Worth 1 Amarillo 7, San Antonio 5 SOFTBALL U.S. SL0-PITCH TOURNAMENT At Milwaukee Fond Du Lac, Timmels 3, Milwaukee, Ski 2. Mil'vjukee Brills 7, Dond Du Lac Schliu 0 Big Bend, O'Brien 7, Joliet, III. 2 McHenry, Corky's 12, Cudahy, Surfs 2 WOMEN'S WORLD TOURNEY At Cincinnati Cincinnati Escue Pontiac 6, Little Rock 0 Oxford, Ohio 14, St.

Paul 0 Lakeland, Fla. 8, Detroit 6 Chattanooga 6, Toledo, Ohio 2 Chicago 7, Wisconsin 6 Miami 9, Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis 3, Santa Rosa, Calif. 2 Atlanta 9. Indiana 1 Cincinnati ftuten Schroer 7. St.

Louis 1 Louisville 7, Georgia 2 Jacksonville, Fla. 14, Cleveland Coy. ered Wagon 0 Alabama 5, Kentucky 1 DRAG RACING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS At Indianapolis Qualifying Heavyweight AA Class fuel dragsters. Leroy go ostein. Chula Vista, 6.715 seconds elapsed time, 219.5 miles per hour; topspeed, Don Prudhomme, Granada Hills, 219.5 mph; Gas dragster class, Bob Muravez, Chula Vista, 7.S41 seconas in twin-engine cnevro- let-powered dragster, 19.8 mpn; su- perstock class, a Cav biirllno.

toi on. N.C.. 10.42 seconds. 131.54 mDh: in hemi-V-8 powered 1968 Plymouth. ROLLER DERBY At Oakland Auditorium New England Braves 34, Bay Bombers 32.

Braves lead series 4-1. HP; men. Mike Ph ids. NE. 10: women, Janet Earp.

NE, 8. Half time race result: woody woodberry Charlie O'Connell. Game tonight at the Cow Palace at 8:30 preceded by an amateur maicn at WEIGHT LIFTING OLYMPIC TRIALS At York. Pa. FEATHERWEIGHT Dan Cfnore, Los Angeles, 754V: MIDDLE WEIGHT Fred Lowe, Chicago, 968; LIGHTWEIGHT Jack Hill, Los From Page 25 6, 7, 9, 11 and 17 stumbling only when he bogeyed the eighth hole.

Giles lost last year's tournament by one storke to Bob Dickson, who since has turned professional. In third place after a hot 67 was John Bohmann of Se-quinn, a Texas Lutheran student who finished four behind Fleisher with a w88. Hubie Green, the 21 year old Alabama Amateur king who was a threat here British Ace Killed in Cycle Race SCARBOROUGH (Eng- land)-(AP) John Hartle, British motorcycle ace, was killed during a race here today. Hartle collided with another rider while climbing a steep hill in thefirst heat of the 500 cc event at the Scar borough international road races. Hartle, one of Britain's best known riders, had survived many accidents in his career.

He retired after one crash but made a comeback last year and had since ridden in Grand Prix events. Hartle met with his accident after three laps of the twisting 2-mile Olivers Mount circuit at Scarborough. He was in fourth place and was about to go around the circuit for the last time. The other rider involved in the collision, John Blanchard of Britain, suffered a concussion. There was no immediate report on Blanchard's condition.

Wait Til They Scrimmage NORMAN Oklahoma has lost four men including starting end Steve Zabel indefinitely through injuries and scrimmage hasn't even started. Coach Chuck Fairbanks listed the first day casualties, besides Zabel, as end Fred Malone, tackle Mike Harris and safety Santoi Debose. Zabel cracked a bone in his foot, Malone and Harris broke bones in their hands, and Debose got a swollen knee in non-contact agility drills yesterday. The Sooners open at Notre Dame Sept. 21.

TRACK At Redwood Citv OPEN DIVISION JAVELIN John Burns, Athens AC, 244-11; Frank San Filippo, Cal Pciy, Pomona, 234-2; Jorce Pena. UC. unat 217-6: DISCUS Gary Gallega, San Yearlings. 138-0; 440- RELAY Redwocl City Vikings (Marefors, Matthews, N'trti- nein, Dani), 44.5; ioo Erie RCV. 10.1: 220 Dah iid.

kin Terrv Haron. HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION MILE Jim Allen, 4:49.8: 440 Boh Mat thews, PAL 3.0; -f-NKon Mamneni, kus, 10.6; BBO Tony Kutch, RCS, 220 Mar-tinelli, 23.3; 2-MILE Phil Ashford, San Carlos TC. 10:24.2: SHOT Bit Long, Plato's Putters, 43-3; DISCUS Jbill Irwin, SCTC, 137-4; JAVELIN Bill Bellarnvne, 108-8. RING RESULTS LOS ANGELES Johnny Feather-man, 186, Mesa, KOrd Richard Steele, 178, L.A., 5, and Scooter Meza, 136, Fresno, KO'd Centavito Hernandez, 133, San Luis, Sonora, Mexico, 8. GOLF DEVONSHIRE CUP At Lucerne, Que.

Canada 49, United States 47 MATCHES Curits Person, Memphis, d. Gord Taylor, Montreal; George Hevenor, Toronto, d. Robert Goldwater, Phoenix (First Canadaian win in 50 years). JUNIOR WORLD TOURNAMENT At San Diego Boys 15-17 Bob Martin, La Jolla, 301; Aly Trompas, San Diego, 302; Jim lams, Honolulu, 304; Girls 15-17 Susan Rapp, San Diego, 325; Debbie Grove, La Mesa, 335: Boys 13-14 Charles Barenaba, Laie, Hawaii, 314; Frank Starcke, Seguin, 314 (Barenaba d. Starcke on 3rd hole of sudden deatn playoff).

SEQUOYAH (Medal) Class Mesdames Lin Redpath, 96-2373: Robt. Stenzel, 94-1777: Edward Slagh, 95-1877; Wm. Sullivan, 95-1877; Class Wm. Gray, 108-3375; Harry Miller, U0-32 78; Chas. Henderson, 102-2478.

SHARP PARK (Own Game) Class Mesdames Robert Harder, 88-16 72; William Clark, 92-1676; John Streeter, 97-20 77; Rosalind Webb, 97- 2077. Class William Snyder, 98- 2672; George Cordellos, 98-22 76; Ben Bonaparte, 102-2379; Elmo Ruiz, 102-2379; Carl Reinholdt, 106-2779. LAKE MERCED (Medal Play) Class Mesdames Milton Meyerfield, 90-1476; L. B. Levin, 97-2176; Maurice Godlman, 97-21 76.

Class Lloyd Werthen, 99-2475; Seymour Ikler, 103-2776; Mel Nathan, 101-24 77. Class Ed Krantz, 107-3275; Robert Kulvin, 113-36 77; Donald Grossman, 107-2879. SONOMA Best ball threesome 63: Mesdames Milton Stone, A.S. Cole, F.H. Young, 64; Mesdames Tom Baldwin, C.J.

Lindgren. Mike Jetti; Ray Sayles, Ken Crawford, F.J. Farone. 65: Mesdames T.P. Pullman, Al Newman, M.

Hills: William Wheeler, D. Darby, J. L. Agnew; H. B.

Lawden. Miss Midge Elton, Mrs. Stewart Weider. CYPRESS HILLS (match vs. par) Class Mesdames R.

A. Rosenberg, 2 up; L. Renecker, even; F. Frizzeli, 2 down; F. Williams, 2 down.

Class Mesdames W. Niehoff, 2 up; E. Ruiz, 1 up; P. Quinones. 1 down.

Class Mesdames C. Ballard, 3 down; Frank, 3 down; Cornell, 5 down. ALAMEDA (Sweepstakes) Class Mesdames S. W. Terry, 79-1168; Al Braga.

83-1667; Al Skaan. Soil 69. Class E. A. Waiswilom, 90-2466; W.

F. Green, 89-23-66; K. M. Cettels. 88-2068.

Class B. N. Nemarod, 94-2668; H. H. Redden, 97-2869; K.

P. Allen. 98-2276. MIRA VISTA (Sweepstakes) Class Mesdames Gail Staite, 99-23 76; George Break, 88-12 76; Max Schwartz, 94-15 79. Class Max I a a 97-26 71; Everett Schneider, 105-28 77; Dan Preeille, 104-26 78.

Class R. Buchanan, 106-36 70; L. Adrian C. Kraygen, 110-36 74; H.S. Wang, 106-30 76.

PALO ALTO MUNI (Medal) Class Mesdames F. Waldron. 92-19 73; H.J. Rist, 96-19 77; J.P. Cocchi, 91-13 78.

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