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SCOREBOARD TENNIS Page 28- jr.focoinrr June 7, 1975 California, 6-0 MILWAUKEE abrhbl 2rO South African S3 50 Caters home and draggin9 INTERSERVICE CHAMPIONSHIPS At Laney Collage First Day Javelin Wallls-(Army) 251-3: Haynes (Army). 26-6Vi, 110 Meter HH Hill (Army) 13.6 400 Meter Haney (Army) 47.2; 100 Meters Kent (Marines): Hi Turner (Marines) 7-0; 8000 Meter Meyer (Marines) Hammer Hammer Diehl (Army) 216-1; Discus Louisiana (Army) 189-4; 100 Mater Garrett (Army) 10.2w. Team Scoring 1. Army 48, 2, Marine 30; 3. Air Force 4.

Navy 3. I I Lutz by the same score to cut LA's lead from 12-2 to 18-14. Phoenix handled Indiana 32-23 on the strength of victories in four of the five sets, and Boston thumped hapless San Diego, 24-21. The Gaters then took a 4-1 lead in the mixed doubles to cut it to 19-18, and led 3-1 in the sixth game of the set. However, McMillan netted a volley and Miss Stove missed the next two points to give the Strings' pair of Kathy Harter and Case the game, and they clinched the match shortly thereafter.

The loss dropped the Gaters to 11-6, with five of the six losses coming on the road, while Phoenix, at 10-8, is a game and a half back, and the Strings are two back at 9-8. In the other three games in Los Angeles last Pittsburgh, one of the powers in the WTT East, marched past Cleveland, 29-25, in a match that saw Cleveland's men's doubles team of Clark Graebner and Marty Riessen offer to fight one of their own fans during their 6-3 loss to Pittsburgh's twosome of Mark Cox and Vitas Gerulaitis. The Golden Gaters returned to the friendly confines of the Oakland Coliseum tonight to face the Los Angeles String in a 7:30 start and not a serve-and-volley too soon for the beleaguered World Team Tennis Western Division leaders. The Gaters left Los Angeles last night after losing their third game in as many days, 25-20, to the Strings, and saw their once-hefty four-and-one-half game lead trimmed to two games. The Gaters rest until next Tuesday, and after having played seven games in eight nights, the layoff is a much-needed one.

The Gaters fell behind early, as Strings player-coach Rosie Casals teamed with Betty Ann Stuart to drub liana Kloss and Ann Klyomura, 6-1, in women's doubles, and then Miss Casals came back to whip Betty Stove 6-1 in women's singles, putting the Gaters behind 12-2 in a hole. But the Gater men charged back to put the match within reach again, with Tom Okker and Frew McMillan drilling the Strings' Ross Case and Geoff Masters in men's doubles, 6-3, and Okker blitzing Bob Raiders acquire Saints lineman The Oakland Raiders have obtained center-offensive tackle John Mooring from the New Orleans Saints for an undisclosed draft choice. Mooring, 28, TtlM'S AlfMA 6-6, 255- IT, CALIFORNIA abrhbl Younl ss Sharp GScott lb 3 0 0 0 MNetlles 4 0 0 0 Remy 2b Rivers Bochte lb Chalk 3b 491! 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Aaron on Brlggs If Porter Leicano rt PGarcIa 2b Lahoud dh Stanton rt 10 0 0 EIRdrget Bevacqua 3b 2 0 0 6 BSmith Ryan Sleion 0 0 0 0 Hausman 0 0 0 8 Tolal 29 0 2 0 Tolal 30 6 9 6 Milwaukee OMMOOOO- 0 California 400 101 M- 6 E-Bochte. DP-Callfornle 1. LOB Milwaukee 8, California 4.

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Runs Batted In Bench, Cincinnati, 39: Wlnfleid, San Diego, 38; Luzinski, Philadelphia, 37; Garvey, Los Angeles, 37; Watson. Houston, 36. Pitching (6 Decisions) Klson, Pittsburgh, 6-1, Messersm-Ith, Los Angeles, 8-2, Sutton, Los Angeles, 10-3. Fryman, Montreal, 5-2, Maflack, New Yor, 7-3, Gullett, Cincinnati, 7-3, R.Jones, San Diego, 7-3, Seaver, New York, 8-4, AMERICAN LEAGUE Player Club AB Pet. 62 .413 66 Carew Mm Munson NY Lynn Bsn Chambliss NY C.May Chi Thompson Mln R.Whlie NY Sumbry Bal agrove Tex Younl MH 42 ISO 79 48 187 29 41 140 30 49 .350 at IM 22 50 J27 47 159.

15 51 .321 34 113 13 36 ,319 44 167 36 53 317 33 114 14 36 16 43 143 26 45 315 38 140 20 44 314 Heme Runs Mnrtnn ill, 13; Bonds, New York, 13; R.Jackson, Oakland, 11; Burroughs, Teas, 11; Rice, Boston, Hendrick, Cleveland, Hisle, Minnesota, Tenace, Oakland, 9. Runt Bitted in Hortpn, Detroit, 41; Bonds, New York, CjScoft, Milwaukee, 37; McRae, Kansas City, 36; Hisle, Minnesota, 36. Pitching (6 Decisions) Kaat, Chicago, 8-2, iOO; Ryan, WBIse, Oakrand, -3, 759V "mzrris, Kansas City, 8-3 Ruhle, Detroit, 5-2, Blyle- Snd yi JU; PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE East 30 22 28 28 26 28 24 33 Wast 34 20 29 23 27 24 18 38 Pet. .577 .500 .482 GB 4 Salt Lake Phoenix Albuquerque Tucson 5 .421 BW Pet. GB .629 .551 4 .529 5Vs .322 17 Hawaii "acoma Sooknae Sacramento Frlday't Results sokane 9.

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"isalia at San Jose. Peno at Fresno. Vodasto at Lodi. HIGH SCHOOL CCS SEMIFINALS At 8aa Me PAX Field WILCOX 890 tOS 2-12 18 1 HOLLI8TER 118 800 6V 1 4 Smith and Qutnn; Sllbsager, Jaime (7) and Guerra. HR Lansford (W) 6th, two on.

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L-Boone 12-1 Ills 2008 SS 3 0 0 0 0000 crushes Connors CHICHESTER. Enelan Jimmy Connors crashes to a sensational straight sett defeat against South African Bertie Mitton In the semifinals of the Rothmans Lawt Tennis Championships al Chichester. The Wimbledon and U.S. champion was beaten, 7-6, 6-1, his first defeat for six months. "I planned to slice to his backhand, and It worked," the 22-year-old bearded South African said later.

Connors, who has already won $923,000 this year, is short of grass court practice and struggled to Judge the pace of the ball. Connors had not been beaten since Jan. 1 and lost only four matches out of 103 last year. Argentinian victor, not at peak, yet PARIS The going has been easy for Argentina's Guillermo Vilas in the French Open tennis championships so far and he says he is not yet in top form. "I was hitting well, although not really what I would call 100 hundred per cent," the 22-year-old lefthander said after trouncing Juan Muntanola of Spain 6-1, 6-3 in the second round of play on the clay courts of Roland Garros Stadium here.

The Argentinian had another test today against his compatriot Ricardo Cano, a player who gained the third round by beating America's Armistead Neely 6-4, 6-3. "It's very difficult playing against such a good player," Muntanola said after his defeat. "I reckon he is the best around at the moment. Vilas stopped playing for about a month, so he was not really in top form. He led by a few easy shots." Even so, the Argentinian has looked among the toughest in a line-up that includes Bjorn Borg of Sweden, last year's champion; Hie Nastase of Romania; Raul Ramirez of Mexico, Stan Smith of the United States and John Alexander of Australia all contending for the $30,000 first-place prize money.

Vilas so far has had the only love match in the tournament, blanking West Germany's Hans Hoachim Plotz 6-0, 6-0 in the first round. He has shown a rifle-shot serve and has thoroughly dominated his matches. Borg and Ramirez have also ruled in their matches. The Swede celebrated his 19th birthday Friday with a 6-1, 6-1 victory over Peter Szoke of Hungary. Ramirez was tested in his first set with a scrappy English bank clerk named Martin Robinson, winning it 7-6 in a tiebreaker.

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nectlcut, 213-7, 4, Dave Morrison, Holy Cross, 204-7. Carl Shields, Cornell, 1013. 4, Emmltt Berry, UTEP, 200-11. Long lump 1, Charlton EMiuelen, Illinois, 26-11 (NCAA meet record, old record, 26-9Vs, Gayle Hopkins, Arizona, 1964). 2, Danny Seay, Kansas, 24-7.

Anthony Carter, Austin Peay 26-8Vd. 4, Randy Williams, Southern California, 251 IV. Willy Banks, UCLA, 25-11 'j. 4, Gerald Hardeman, (JSC, 25-Iw. (Williams had best second lump of 15-9W to Banks' 25-4).

128 high hurdles, semifinals, heat one- Cllm Jackson, UCLA, 13 74; Vance Ruland, Kansas State, 11.79; Alfred Larry, Lincoln, 13.81. Heat two Larry Shlpp, Louisiana State, 1173; Mike Johnson, USC, 11.77; Milt Turner, Long Beach State, II 83. Heat three Jamas Owens, UCLA, 13 57; Charles Foster, North Carolina Central, 1158; Kip Ngeno, Washington State, 11.81. 890, semifinals, heat one Dan Dean, Weber State, Mark Belger, Vllanova, 1:49.02) Ken Schappert, VII-anove, 1:49 04. Heat two-Randy Velt-kamp, Okla-homa, Keith Francis, Boston Col-lege, James Robinson, California, 1:49.93.

Heat three Mark Enyeart, Utah State, 47.61; Tom McLean, Bucknell, Alan Schultz, Brigham Young, 1:48.09. 100, final 1, Crawford, 9.35. 1, Out-lln, 9.41. Jones, 9.44. 4, Preston, 9.48.

5, Wiley, 9 57. 4, Dill, 9 67. Discus, semifinals Jim McGoldHek, Texas, 198-4; Knot Hleltnes, Pann State 187-11; Dave Voorhees, Oregon, 107-8; Marshall Smith, Colorado State, 185-2; Ben Plucknett, Missouri, 184-6; Rich Gunther, UCLA, 181-6; Steve Japsen, Nebraska, 161-0; Dan Gardner, Long Beach State, 178-11; Paul Mc-Mahen, Tennessee, 178-11; Scott Overton, California, 178- 10; Darren Elder, USC, 178-9; Ralph Frugug-llettl, USC, 177-1. 448 hurdles, semifinals, heat one-Randolph Williams, Kentucky State, 5105; Harold Schwab, Penn, 51.20; Nolan Cromwell, Kansas, 51.25. Heat two-Craio Caudlll, Indiana, S0.27; Jimmy Galley, Baylor, S0.98; Jean Taylor, Occidental, 51.26.

Heat three-Ricky Walker, Arizona State, 50 27; Tom ndrews, USC, S8.82; Mike Shine, Penn State, SI .08. Six-mile, final 1, John Ngeno, Washington State, 28:18.66. Domingo Tlba-duiza, Nevada-Reno, 28:23.45. 1, Craig Virgin, Illinois, 28:25.36. 4, Paul Bannon, Memphis State, 28:31.18.

Kip Sirma, UTEP, 28:37.32. 4, Nell Cusack, Eastern Tennessee State 29: 0147. Mile semifinals, heat one-Washington (Tinner, Belur, Franco, Hicks) 1 95 5i, Kansas (Wiley, Lewis, Benson, Smith) 1:06 61; Howard (White, Massey, Soourner, Corley) 8: 07.61. Heat two- Baylor (Collins, Carter, Lang, Son) Southern Methodist (Dlttlinger, Doty, F. Burl, G.

Burl) Dartmouth (Coburn, Tagatac, Nichols, Norman) 1:09.6 (Illinois, second In heat In 1.08.53, disqualified for lane Heal three California (Grasha, Burns, Walker. Robinson) Southern Cal (Conners, Simmons, Andrews, Campbell) Texas (Goss, Spence, Jackson, Lee) 1:06.51. Shotput, final 1, Hans Hoglund, UTEP, 704 (NCAA meet record, ok) mark 67-9V4, Randy Matson, Texas Al 1967). Hunt Almstrom, UTEP, 65-1'. 3, Jesse Stuart, Western Kentucky, 64-1.

4, Butch Schmidt, Oregon State, 63-11. 1, 1 Knut Hleltnes, Penn jtate, 62-10 6, Dava Doupa, Cornell, 62-10V4. Triple lump qualifiers Arnold Grimes, UTEP, 53-4Vi; Ron Livers, San Jose State, 53-5; Willie Banks, UCLA, Sl-OVt; Tom Cochee, USC, 52-10; Clarence Taylor, UCLA, 52-8; Jamas Nyumutef, Colorado, 51 -11 Vie Trevor Hall, Arizona State, 51-8; Allen Good low, Northrldge State, 51-7; Don Duval, Colorado, 51-5; Keith Wltherspoon, Virginia, 51 Danny Seay, Kansas, 81-SVs; Sigurd Langland, BYU, 61-4W. Leading team qualifiers USC 10; Kansas Arizona State, Oregon, Ten-nesssee, UCLA and UTEP all BYU Villanove 5. STATE HIGH SCHOOL MEET Qualifying Heata At San Diego Girls 80LH 1.

Heat 1. Yvonne Booth, Fremont, (Oak), 10.1; Heat 2: Tuti Lee, Merced, 10.0; Heat 3i Jody Anderson, Washington, (LA), 10.6. Local Qualifiers Heat 1: Kathy Schentiat, Willow Glen. (SJ), 11.1; Heat Kay Wright, Berkeley, 10.1. Beys 440 Relay Heat 1: Com prion, 41.L41.4; Heat 2: Harry Ella 41.1; Heat 3: Edison, (Stockton), 41.5.

Local Qualifiers Heat 1: Woodrow Wilson 41.8. Boys 220 Heat 1: John Andrews, W. Bakasrsfleld 21.1; Heat 2i Norris Jones, Kennedy (Bar-stow), 21.1 Boy 440 Heat 1: John Wore, Sacramento, 47.5: Heat 2: Brian Theriot, Newport Harbor, 477; Heat 3: William Hunt, N. Hollywood, 48.0. Local Qualifiers Heat 2: Dan Court-er, Harbor (Santa Cruz), 48 8.

Girls 440 Heat 1: Barbara Moore, Royal (LA), 57.8: Heat 2: Cathy Snock, Barstow, 57.3: 3. Jody Anderson, Washington (LA), 56.4: Local Qualifiers Heat 1: Lesli Peter-ton, Harbor (Santa Cruz), 57.8. Girls 220 Heat 1: Pam Wattis. Bell (LA), 24.3; Heat 2: Marie Nick-son, Brerkeley, 24.1: 3. Kim Ovlsson, Westchester, (LA), 24.7.

Local QualifiersHeat 1: Viola Johnson, Oakland Tech, 24.8: Heat 2: Sandy Ratatz, San Rafael, 125.0. 880 Heat Paul Alrlrlrlo. pau. dena, 1:51.8: Heat 2: Conrad Suhr, Leign (SJ), l.w.4; Heat 3: Tayless, Chatsworth (LA), 1:53.0 Marty No ewer wcai qualifiers. Girls 100 Heat 1: Marie Nick-son, Berkeley, 10.8: Heat 2: Sandra Howard, Manual Arts (LA), 10.6: Heat 3: Pam Walters, Bell (LA), 10.8.

Local Qualifiers Heat 3: Viola Johnson, Oakland Tech, 11.1, and Gwen Hall, Tamalpais, 11.2. Rova I OA Heat 1. Tlliah son, irawTora.ouj, 1.4; Heat 2 Joel nnarews, west bakersfield, 9 3: Maurice Glass. Castlemont Heat 9.6. Local Qualifiers Heat 2 Ed Miller, Harry Ells, 9.7, and Glen Cannon, Mt.

Pleasant, 9.7. Boy I20HH Heat 1: Dedy Cooper, Harry Ells, 13.2: Heat 2: Heat 1: Albert Gaines, Kennedy (Richmond), 13.5: Heat 3: Ron Kennedy, Serra-monte, 13.9. Local Qualifier Heat 2: Harold Turner, Kennedy (Richmond), 14.1: Heat 3: Denni Claxton, Skyline. 14.1. Bovi XM I Maat I.

Dedy Cooper, Harry Ells, 36.2; Heat 2 Finley, Cupertino, 37.2: Heat 3: Don Otis Hunter, Pasadena, 37.2. Local QualifiersHeat 2: Dave Kakle, Los Altos, 37.6; Heat 3: Frank Upingco, Pittsburg, 37.6. Boys Mile Heat 1: Baksh, Hollywood. 4.11.2; Heat 2:. Hunt, P.

Henry, San Diego, 4:15.5. Local Qualifier Heat 2: 3. Johnson, Skyline, 4. Green, San Rafael, 4:17.0. Girls 880 MmIUv 1: Berkeley, 1:46.1: Heat 2: Fremont iai.i; Meat 3: Royal 1:50.4.

Local Uuantier Heat 2: 3. Tamal- pais, 1:50.5: Heat 3: 3. Milipitas, 1:51.4. Girls 880 Heat 1: Costello, Pleasant Hill. Heat 2: Trum-bly.

Coalinga, Heat 3: Howell. San Diego, 2:19.0. Boy a Mile Relay Heat 1: Harry Ells (Cooper 46 0) 3:16.5: Heat i. Newport Harbor. 316.8; Heat 3: Muir (Pasadena) No local qualifiers.

uiria 440 Kelay Heat 3: 48.3. Local Qualifiers Meat Muir, Terra Linda, 49.9: Berkeley disqualified. Boy SP Kurrasch, Newport Harbor, 66-9. Local Qualifiers 9. Jepsen.

Wash, of Fremont, 59-5Vi; 12, Stebieton. Pacifica. Pittsburg, 56 11. Boys Wolson, Fontana, Local Qualifier 3. Pulliam, Skyline, 23-4: 5.

Harder. San Marin, 23-3. Bey PV Markou (Pacific) 13-9. Only local qualifier. Bay Discus Howell, Fresno, 181-0.

Local Qualifier- 8. Bersan. Lea Galea. I8S-8. Beva HJ Wahinotnn Fremont A 6-7 I nrl 1 Owens, Castlemont, 6-7; 9.

Lane, American of rremom, Boys TJ Jackson. Oakland. 49-1H. Local Qualifiers 6. Jackson, American of Fremont.

47 -2; 9. Hal-comb, Richmond, 46-9V. Girls LJ-Taylor, Pt. Loma, San Diego. 185.

Local Qualifier-. Pipes. Middleton, 17-6. Girl gp Oevine. Mission Bay, as i.

no local qualifiers. Tigers, 11-2 DETROIT LeFlort ef OAKLAND bl ab hbl 00 1 1 4 0 3 2 North cf 4 0 5 2 0 0 Cmpners 3 0 4 110 Fosse 10 5 13 4 Rjackson (13 0 2 3 0 Martinet I a Sutherlnd 26 Meyer Hoflon dtl LRoberts rf Pierce lb Freehan Stanley 3b Varyter lollch Hitler 4 0 0 0 Rudl lb 5 2 3 I Molt lb 4 3 12 Tenace 3 0 2 2 Hopkins rf 0 0 0 0 Bando 3b 3 0 i 0 0 0 0 Haney 3b 0 0 BWlllams dh 2 0 Mansual en CWhngln Garner 2b Botman J.Perry Hamilton 4 I 0 0 00 00 Total 41 11 16 11 Total 33 2 I 2 Detroit 030 305 000-11 Oakland 000011000-2 North. DP Detroit 1. LOB-Detrolt Oakland 0. 2B-f reehan, Tenace.

3B Veryzer. HR Stanley (1), Horton (13), Rudl (6). SB-LeFlore. SF-Vewer 2, fcCr" Bosman (L.2-3) J.Perry Hamilton iiii! 32-3 9 0 5 10 2 1 2 0 0 2 31-30 3 0 2 3 Saye Hliler (7). HBP-6y JPerry (Sutherland).

WP-Lollch. PB-Tenace T-2J2. 1 1 A8 Attendance Last night 28 dates in 1975 28 data in 1974 6.536 297,970 228.379 Pirates, 7-2 SAN FRANCISCO abrhbl Joshua cf 4 12 1 DThomat 2b 4 1 1 0 Murcer rt 4 0 10 Adamt II 4 0 0 0 Montanet lb 3 0 I 1 Goodson 3b 4 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH abrhM Stennett 2b Hebner 3b AOliyer cf S'srgell lb DParker rt Zik If 4 12 0 4 112 Ml 4 12 2 4 111 4 0 11 4 0 0 0 3 12 0 BMiller 4 0 10 Hill 4 0 0 0 Barr 2 0 0 0 Thomasn ph 1 0 I 0 Lavelle 0 0 0 0 Toms 0 0 0 0 Sansullln Taverai it Kiton Total 34 2 7 2 Total 35 7 12 7 San Franclxp 001 Ml 000- 2 Pltttburth 000 0051 Ik-7 DP San Francisco 2. LOB SanFran-eisco Pittsburgh 4 2B Hebner, Thom-asson, Stennett. 3B AOIIver.

HR Joshua (2), Parker 17), Zisk (2). IP RERBBSO Barr (L.6-4) 0 7 Lavelle 1 1-3 5 Toms 2-3 0 Kison 7 1:00. A 11,923. 0 0 2 2 National League Cincinnati, 5-1 CHICAGO CINCINNATI ab abrhbl Kessinger ss 4 0 0 0 Rose 3b 3 0 3 0 Cardenal If 2 12 0 Griffey rf 4 10 0 mi Monday 4 0 0 0 Driessen lb 3 2 2 0 Soerrlnp rt 2 0 0 0 Geronimo 4 0 0 0 Mlttrwald ph 1 0 0 0 Cncoclon ss 4 0 12 LaCock rf 1 0 0 0 GFoster 4 112 Trillo 2b HID a i awivwr Bon ham Freillna Wall Hosley Ph Locker 8 Total 31 I 5 1 Total 31 5 10 5 Mease 000 001 MO- 1 incinnatl 0210M02X-S DP Chicago 2. LOB Chicago 7, Cincinnati 7.

2B Wedlock, Morgan, Conception. HR G.Foster (). SB-Orlessen. SF Bench, Thornton. IP RERBBSO Bonham Frailino Watt Locker Gullelt (W 7-3) 7 3 3 1-3 0 0 f3 5 1 1 2 5 HBP-by Gullett (Thornton), by Locker (Bench).

WP Bonham, 2:35. A 33,030. Atlanta, 4-1 ATLANTA ibr Garr If 4 0 MPtrn 9h I NEW YORK hW abr 0 0 Unser 1 0 Millan 2b Bvans 3b May Office Baker rf Correll Blanks si Beall lb PNiekro ilJ 0 Torre 3b Steuo rt 0 Cllnet or 0 0 11 4 0 40 SO 0 0 Krnepool lb 4 0 2 0 Klnoman If 4 1 it I 1 Phillips SS 1 1 Grote 1 1 Tate mi I 0 i HParker 1 0 Gallagher ph 1 0 Baldwin 0 0 Total 40 4 11 4 Tolal 31 1 1 Atlanta goo 1M- 4 New Vert 010 OM 000- I Millan, D.May, Phillips, Torre. DP Atlanta 1. LOB Atlanta 16, New York S.

2B-Beall. HR Kingman (8). minan, Dean. PNiekro (Wi-4) IT 5 Tate (L.2-5) 4 6 ER BB SO 3 2 H.Parker 4 Baldwin 1 0 PB-Orott, Correll. 2:30.

lilt 0 0 10 A 15,978. Los Angeles, 3-2 LOS ANGELES abrhbl PHILADELPHIA abrhM Looes Paciorek If Wynn Garyey lb Cey 3b Ferguson rt 4 0 10 Cash 2b 4 0 2 0 4 0 0 0 Schmldl ss 3 1)1 uu Johnslone (13 1)0 I iifiniki if I 4 0 11 MAndrtn pr 0 6 0 0 Allen lb 4 0 0 0 Rnnn 1 A fl A 4 110 Veager 4 110 Auerbech hooton SS402 OBrown ph 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 Martin 2 0 10 Harmon ss 2 0 0 0 Marshall 10 0 0 Taylor 10 0 0 Undrwod 2 0 0 0 Garber 0 0 0 0 Hutton ph 10 0 0 McGraw 0 0 0 0 Total 35 3 I 2 Tolal 29 2 2 Let Aneeles 000 021 000-i Philadelphia OM 101 000 2 Luzinski, Schmidt. LOB Los Angeles Philadelphia 4. 2 Wynn 2, Auerbech. 3B Johnslone.

HR Schmidt (11). SB Paciorek. Johnslone, Hooton. SF Luzinski. IP 6 3 62-3 11-3 RERBBSO 2 2 13 Hooton (W.4-5) Marshall Undrwod (L.6-4) Garber McGraw 1 Saye-Marshall (2).

2:17. A 38,357. St. Louis, 6-0 ST LOUIS HOUSTON abrhM 5 111 Gross If 5 0 10 Metzger ss abrhbl 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 I I cedeno 4 0 10 lb 4 0 3 1 WYATSON 4 110 MMav 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 12 0 JCruz rf 1 0 0 0 DoRader 3b 3 113 Helms 2b 4 110 Dierker 4 0 2 0 Crawford BosweH ph Schrmn Total 38 6 6 Total 29 0 2 8 It. Leull 000 006 000- 6 HaustM OOOMOOM-8 kE Brock.

DP Houston 3. LOB 51 outs 8, Houston 4. 26 Davis, McBride, rock, R.Smith. HR Reltz (2). SB Cedeno.

IP RERBBSO Forsch (W.6-4) 9 3 0 0 2 3 bierker 9 4 4 3 6 Crawford 3 4 2 2 0 0 Schermen 1 1 0 0 8 1 WP-f grscn. T-203. American League Cleveland, 7-5 TEXAS Trvar dh Harrafi 2b I BuroughS rt Hargrove I Spencer la Levitie CLEVELAND abrhbl abrhbl 1 0 0 0 BBel 3b 4 110 4 8 10 Maying rt 3 110 4 2 11 Hendrick 2 8 0 0 Sill Powell lb 2280 3 118 FRotxntn dh 4 21 4 2 8 8 8 Gamble 4 110 and i I 28 18 28 12 1888 1 8 JFII'l 4 8 11 Smeilev Duffy ss Kuiper 2b Eckrstoy a 2 8 8 8 3 0 0 0 8 0 8 8 8 8 8 8 Howell 3b Sundberf Jenkins a 8 8 8 8 LaRocne a Total 34 8 Talaf 70 7 7 i Teias 811030000- Cleveland 3O0l0OO3i-7 6 Jenkins. LOB Tees 10, Cleveland 1 7B-JEHt, HRF Robinson 2 (6), i Burroughs (II), Hargrove (5). SB Hendricn, Randle.

a Manning, Dufty, Hendrick. SF Howell. 1 IP RERBBSO jenmns (LJ-) Erkersley LaRxne 230- A 12,301 8 6 7 4 3 1 mi lit Brock Sizemore 2b Davis rf Smith TSimmns McBride Melendez Reitt 3b Guerrero SS Forsch KEMPER OPEN Rav Flovd Ban Sikes ick Rhvan Steve Melnyk Gary Plaver Wilier Barber John Mahattey Boh Murphy Booby Mitchell Mark Haves tobbv Nichols od Funseth David Graham Don Bles Jim Messerls Jerry Heard Jim Wiechers Gene Littler Alan Taole termll Zarlev arry Ziegler Ed Sneed Don January Chuck Courtney Victor Keeaiado Randy Ersklne Peter Ooosierhult John Toepel Dick Loti Rlk Massengale Joe Inman Danny Edwards Charles Coodv Dale Douglass Rover Maltble Julius Boras Bruce Crampton Jim Dent Chi Chi Rodriguez Bob Wynn John Lister Jerry McGee Mac McLendon Larry Hlnson Jack Ewing John Jacobs Bobby Cole Boh Stanton Lou Graham Tom Jenkins Greg Trompas Leonard Thompson Terry Diehl 6S-71-1M SWtB 71-68-13? 70139 69- 70-13? 71-69140 61-77-140 67-73-140 70- 70-140 71- 69-140 73-61-141 73-60-141 70- 71-141 71- 70-141 71-70-141 69- 73-147 71- 71-141 72- 70-142 73- 69-142 72-70-142 70- 72-142 72- 71-143 71- 72-143 73- 70-143 73-70143 70- 73-143 72- 71-143 75-68-143 71- 73-144 73- 71-144 69- 75-144 72- 72-144 70- 74-144 67-77-144 73- 71144 71- 73-144 60-77-145 B8 74- 71-145 75- 70-145 72- 73-145 75- 70-145 70-75-145 76- 69145 73- 72-145 70- 75-145 75-70-145 72-73-145 72- 74-146 73- 73-146 71- 75-146 75- 71-146 73-73-146 69- 77-146 73-73146 73- 73146 72- 74-146 76- 70-146 73- 73146 70- 76-146 74- 72-146 72- 74-146 74- 72-146 73- 74-147 74- 73-147 72-75-147 69-78147 72-75-147 72- 75-147 73- 74-147 73-74-147 73-74-147 72- 75-147 75- 72-147 73- 74-147 73- 74147 78-70-141 74- 74148 74-74-148 74-74148 73- 75-148 74- 74148 73-75148 72-76-148 76- 72148 76- 72-148 72- 77149 73- 76149 72- 77-149 73- 76-149 77- 72-149 73-76-149 73- 76-149 74- 75-149 76-73-149 76- 74150 75- 75-150 73- 77-150 74- 76-150 74-76-150 77- 73-150 73- 77-150 74- 76150 75- 75-150 75-75-150 75- 75-150 74-76-150 74- 77151 76- 75-151 75- 76-151 74- 77-151 78- 73-151 75- 77152 76- 76152 75-77-152 75- 77-152 74-78-152 76- 76-152 77- 75152 73- 80-153 78- 75-153 76- 77-153 74- 79153 77- 76-153 76-77153 76- 77-153 77- 76153 78- 75-153 78-76-154 77- 77-154 74- 80-154 78- 76-154 76-78-154 80-74154 80- 74-154 79- 76155 81- 74-155 76- 79-155 75- 80-155 75-80-155 78-78-156 78-78156 78-79-157 78-79-157 83-74157 77- 82-157 81-79-160 75-87-162 78-WD 78- WD 79- DQ 79- WD 80- WD nod curt Jibert Green Ed Furgol Furgol Lanny Wadklns le terry Dill Gary McCord Homero Blancas Allen Miller Bert Yancey Frank Beard Bave Stockton eorge Knudson Bill Rogers Tom Shaw Bob Eastwood Joe Porter Le Elder Jim Simons Hale Irwin Tony Jacklln Marion Heck Jim Jamieson Labron Harris Bob Charles Dave Newaulst Failed To Quality Tommy Aaron Art Wall Ken Still C. Snead Bob Payne Richard Crawford Wavne Yates eorge Cadie en Crenshaw Al Geiberger Arnold Palmer David Gleni Dave Hill Babe Hlskey Mike McCullough Wally Armstrong Bruce Devlin John Schlee Doug Twell Lvnn Lotl Paul Moran Goalbv errv Wilco Mason Rudolph Lionel Hebert Mike Mitchell Tom Evans Pat Fitisirnons Billy Casper Grier Jones Glbby Gilbert Bob Zender Bob Galloway Lee Trevlno Drew Pier son Gay Brewer Bunky Henry a-John Elam Phil Rodaers Randy Glover Boug Sanders on Iverson Sam Adams Bob Stone Cesar Sanudo Bobby Phillips Larry Wise Gary Wlnli Gil Morgan Gil Morgan Roy Pace Mike Reasor Rocky Thompson Barney Thompson Dwlght Nevil Terry Small Tim Collins Ken Marchelm Nate Sterns Jay Horton Pete Hessemer Bobby Wadkins Pete Brown Rav Carrasco Bob Menne Bob Erickson Larry Nelson James F. Westbrook a-Tony Holllfield Roger Watson Gene Thompson Nolan R.

Lewallen Eruce Fleisher illy Ziobro Forrest Fezler Bob Wallace Gardner Dickinson LPGA ALL-AMERICAN CLASSIC At Pina Plaines, Y. JoAnne Carner Silvia Bertolacclnl Sandra Spuzich Jane Blaiock Kathy Hile Sue Roberts Jocelyn Bourassa Penny Pulz Aithea Gibson Joyce Kazmierskl Mary Wolfe Merilyn Britz Mollle Anderson Kathy Mc Mullen Sandra Palmer Judy RaKin Amy Alcott Marlene Hagge Mary Bea Porter Judy Meister Pern Higglns Betty Burteindt Collis Stacy Merle Breer Cheko Higuchl Mary Lou Crocker 34- 34-68 37-34-71 35- 36-71 34- 37-71 36- 35-71 35- 37-72 35- 37-72 36- 36-72 34-39-73 34-3973 36- 38-74 37- 37-74 36-38-74 34- 40-74 36-38-74 35- 3974 36- 38-74 37- 38-75 36- 39-75 37- 38-75 38- 37-75 37-38-75 36- 39-75 35-4075 37- 38-75 38- 37-75 BRITISH AMATEUR QUARTER-FINALS Vinny Giles, Richmond, beat Steve Martin, Scotland, I up. Dick Siderowf, Westport, beat John Grace, Fort Worth, 1 up. Mark James, England, beat Nicky Price, Rhodesia, 4 and 3. Geoffrey Marks, England, beat Robin Biggs, England, 4 and J.

TOHOKU CLASSIC At Sendai, Japan Second round Takeshi Murakami, Japan, 136, Tad Ball, Australia. 139, Isao Aoki, Japan, 139, Masashi Ozakai Japan, 139. NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP At Foit Woitn, Texas Finals Dan Gray, Texas Wesley-an, 288; Tarry Roberts, U.S. Interna-tionel. 219; Mark Puskaricfr.

California 289; Jeff Lewis, Franklin, 289. Team Standings Taxes Weslayan 1192, Sam Houston 1195. Gardner-Webb 1198, Campbell 1202, U.S. International 1202. Stone back on Mets' roster Associated Press NEW YORK The New York Mets have reactivated left-handed pitcher George Stone, filling a vacant spot on their 25-man roster.

Stone has been on the. disabled list since Aug. 9 of last season because of a torn rotator cuff in his pitching arm, an injury few pitchers overcome. He fills a spot on the roster created when in-fielder Wayne Garrett was placed on the disabled list because of a foot injury. SOCCER ROTHMANS BRASS COURTS TOURNEY At Chlchestar, England Semifinals Barni Mitten, South Africa, d.

Jimmy Connor, U.S., 7-6, 6-1. NAIA TOURNAMENT At Kansas City Single Finals Dave Petersen, Gustavus Adolphus, d. Dan Hanson, Redlands, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3: Doubles Finals Benny Sims-Glenn Mooichan, Texas Southern, d. Alvaro Angel-Carlos Behar, Presbyterian, 7-6, 6-3. WTT RESULTS Spectacular At Los Angeles Phoenix 12, Indiana 21 Women's Doubles Bostrom-Meyer (I) d.

Durr-Shaw (P), 7-6. Men's Singles Fairlie (P) d. Stone (I), 7-5. Men's Double Falrlle-Roche (P) d. Ruffels-Stone (I), 6-4.

Women' Singles Durr (P) d. Overton (0, 6-2. Mixed Doubles J. Austin-Shaw (P) d. Barth-Bostrom (I), 7-5.

Boston 24, San Diego 21 Women' Doubles K. Reid-Ziegenfuss (B) d. CuypersYoung (SD), 6-2. Men' Singles V. Amrltral (SD) d.

Hewitt (B). 6-3. Men' Doubles Hewitt-Tiriac (NB) d. A. Amritraj-V.

Amritraj (SD), Women's Singles K. Reid (B) d. Hunt (SD), 6-3. Mixed Doubles Cuypers-Ral-ston (SD) d. R.

Reid-Ziegenfuss (B), 6-3. A 620 for afternoon session. La Angeles 29, Botden Qatar 20 Women's Doubles Casals-Stuart (LA) d. Klyomura-Kloss (GG), 6-1. Women' Singles Casals (LA) d.

Stove (GG). 6-1. Men's Doubles McMillan-Okker (GG) d. Case-Masters (LA), 6-3. Men's Singles Okker (GG) d.

Lutz (LA), 6-3. Mixed Doubles Harter-Masters (LA) d. McMillan-Stove (GG), 7-6. New York Hawaii 18 Women's Doubles King-Wade (N Y) d. Court -Gourlay (H), 6-4.

Men' Singles Newcombe (H) d. Mayer (NY), 6-4. Men's Doubles Mayer-Stolle (NY) d. Buchholz-Edlefsen (H), 6-2. Women's Singles King (NY) d.

6-1. Mixed Doubles Owens-Schallau (NY) d. Buchholz-Kuykendall (NH), 7-6. A 5,133 for evening session. Pittsburgh 29, Cleveland 25 Women's Doubles Goolagong-Michel (P) d.

Dupont-Jones, (C), 6-4. Men' Singles Riessen (C) d. Cox (P), 6-3. Men's Doubles Cox-Gerulaitis (P) d. Graebner-Riessen (C), 7-5.

Women's Singles Goolagons (P) d. Stap (C), 6-4. Mixed Doubles Michel-Warwick (P) d. Graebner-Stap (C), 7-6. FRENCH OPEN At Paris Men's Singles (Second Round) Hie Nastase, Romania, d.

Paolo Ber-tolucci, Italy, 3-6, 6-3, 6-0; Adriano Panatta, Italy, d. Doug Crawford, U.S., 6-2, 6-2; Georges Goven, France, d. Hans Kary, Austria, 6-1, 6-3: Antonio Zugarelli, Italy, d. Lito Alarez, Argentina, 6-3, 4-6, Paul Kronk, Australia, d. Jun Kamiwazum-I, Japan, 7-5, 5-7, 6-2: Bjorn Bora, Sweden, d.

Peter Szoke, Hungary, 6-1, 6-1; John Andrews, U.S., d. Mike' Estep, U.S., 6-4, 4-6, 8-6: Jaime Filial. Chile, d. John Yulll, South Africa, 7-6, 6-2; Roger Taylor, Great Britain, d. Patrice Dominguez, France, 6-4, 6-3; Patrick Proisy.

France, d. Toma Ovl-ci, Romania, 7-6, 6-0. Guillermo Vilas. Argentina, d. Juan Muntanola, Spain, 6-1, 6-3; Raul Ramirez, Mexico, d.

Martin Robinson, Great Britain, 7-6, 6-0; Stan Smith, U.S., d. Julian Ganzabal, Argentina, 6-3, 6-2; Erik van Dillen, U.S., d. SzaboBaranyi, Hungary, 6-3, 6-3: Rosco Tanner, U.S., d. Pierre Barthes, France, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2; Brian Gottfried, U.S., d. Tom Gorman, U.S., 7-6, 6-4-.

Harold Solomon, U.S., d. Steve Krulevitz. U.S., 6-2, 6-2; Carlos Kirmayr, Brazil, d. Alex Me-treveli, U.S.S.R., 2-6, 7-5, 6-4. NASL RESULTS Chicago 1, Denver I Dallas 3, St.

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Inquire TRR, i P.O. Box 1566. Chico. Ca. 95926 IT" SAN JOSE-The San Jose Earthquakes finally got their offense clicking for a 5-0 North American Soccer League victory over the Rochester Lancers.

Tonight they can show it wasn't an accident by staging a similar demonstration against the Aztecs in Los Angeles. Paul Child, 1974 NASL scoring champion who had' scored only twice in eight games, kicked a pair of goals late in the second half, the second coming with less than two minutes left. Derek Craig, Borris Bandov and Ilija Mitic also scored. The nine points (six for the victory, one for each of the first three goals) boosted the Quakes from fifth Cast) to third in the NASL with 39 points, four more than the idle Aztecs. Portland is last at 33.

Randy Horton, who commutes from Bermuda for Washington Diplomats' games, put on a Frank Mer-riwell show last night. Arriving at the Fairfax, stadium at halftime because his plane was late, Horton assisted on the goal by Mick Barry that tied Toronto, 1-1, then scored with less than three minutes remaining for a 2-1 victory. WAREHOUSE SALE SHUTTERS LOUVER DOORS SAVE UP TO 50 sm-jm im.Mitai rta raMM CHARIES D. WUKIK MFG. INC.

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