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THE GETTYSBURG TDIES. TUESDAY. AUGUST 17. 1976 PAGE ELEVEN DON O. BREAM.

Editor PfaeM 334-1131, tt. 17 Billy Williams Discovers You Can Be Struck Out Even If You're Out Of Batting Box reer Ken By THE ASSOCTATED PRESS For Si's one, two. three strikes you're oai of the old ballgaiEe as Billy Williams learned Monday night for the first time ia his brilliant 17- year career. Williams, who had already fanned twice and grounded out, stepped to the plate in the eighth, inning with runners ai first and third and two out and the Oakland A's clinging to a 32 lead over the Milwaukee Brewers. Danny Frisella pitched.

Billy Williams watched and umpire Bill Kunke! said. "Strike one." "I figure I know the strike zone pretty well and that first pitch high and inside," Williams insisted. complained. I have a reputation for not complaining, so I guess I'm not suDposed to." Friseiia pitched again. watched again and mis AP? A 1 smaller soybean supply willj I mean relatively good prices for i growers through the 1576-77 marketing year despiie some Yankees 5, Rangers 1 export and domestic Mickey Rivers and Fred 333011 according to the Agri- Stanky homered.

Graig Netslesf culture Department. I ON 8 haSian goalie PulicT ffies' Dutch rh-o-gT me a In vain to stop bail kked fay ended in a 1-1 KIst during game in Rome. The natch drove in two runs with a double asd single and Chris Chambliss slammed a run-scoring double as the Yankees unleashed a 13- hii attack in support of Catfish Hunter's seven-hit pitching. Orioles Twins 4 The 1976 soybean harvest based on Aug. 1 indications, is estimated at about 1.34 oilMoa bushels, down per cent from last year's crop of more than 1.52 bullion.

Many growers, re- jduced plantings last spring in Singleton's three-ran 1 favor of more com asd cotton! homer off Tom Burgmeier it appeared then thai ped Baltimore's five-run fifth! prices would not be so fa-1 as the Orioles won their fourth vorable. in a row to remain games Bat behind the Yanks. Mark ger doubled home the first twoj" runs while Ross Grirnsley won 1 for the fifth time in his last ro a a Jah Tnose time Kiake! said. "Strike two." second pitch was oa the ground." Williams said, "but iprices for 1975-crop beans sincej aeaswns. year sti uj Red Sox 12, White Sox 5 weeks" away.

The new market-! Dwight Evans drove in three jjjjg yesr jij gept. 1. I and a shaky Lais Tiantjj "Even so. soybean use 13th victory as! been record high and stocks a three-game' are the depart-1 Tiant allowed mail's Outlook and Situation losing streak nine bits and four runs in innings before giving way to Bill Lee. because I had complained, 1 was called: a strike.

I plained again and he ordered rOOtDOII Nignf me" back into the box. But I wasn't ready to get back in because I figured anything Frisella threw anywhere near the strike For Bermudion Football night for parents will be held at Bennudian Springs High School Thursday at 6:30 p.m. There will be an inter-team scrimmage with refreshments plate would be called three. I wasn't ready to be called out that way." But that's the way it was. served afterward by the Eagles Kunke! toM FriseHa to pitch 1 Booster Club- even though Williams was out! The Booster Club will hold its; of the.

box and strike three it Aug. 23 at 7 p.m. Offi-j was. an automatic call in suchicers for this school year are as' Monday. "Farm prices will likely continue strong in 1976-77.

with the sea-j son average up somewhat from the S5 (per bushel) received in; Half Dozen Pa. Delegates Relish Role As Uncommitted John Sears is Architect Of Upheaval In GOP Camp By VALTER R. MEARS KANSAS CITY, Mo. -John P. Sears is ae unlikely rebel, hjj! more than any other man the soft-voiced lawyer in she eoasen'athe sail is Jbe architect of usxieaval the Re- publican party.

Without aim, Ronald Reaf gas's challenge to an cxxbeal Republican president "might be an empty, coa- 'servative gesture. With him. aere is siil! a chance that Rea- can make President Ford 'the first Incumbent since to be denied nomination by his party. For score than a year. Sears lhas been ihe man behind ie Reagaa campaign.

The title is executive vice chairman, bis, the job is running ihe show. Ford is ahead, but narrowly. i By WILLIAM WILLIAMS Associated press Writer 1 KANSAS CITY. Mo. tAPl A half dozen Pennsylvania dele- and his managers are keeping gaies seem be relishing iceir! nervous watch on Sears, ready 'roles as part of ihe legion of to take up ihe defense against uncommitted ai the Republican any new gambits to rock the National Convention here.

Republican boat. Those who were apparently 1 White House Press Secretary withholding a final decision un- Ron lessen calls Sears "Rea- itil the possible moment 30 5 bogeyman He's al- ihe targets of political wa Jumping out from behind vote humers and newsmen as saying. 'Gonna get your ihe convention opened Monday. They loved Ehe aitenlion. Czl G.

Griffiih 1U of Akoona vas invited aupear on a na- FOR FUN--Two stunimen in ihe Jacques Legris French Jare-devil ucupe rehearse an old aci a tvvist. They ride autos whiie jousting. Eetwork ioday. morning show delegates." Sears declines to give any figure on his current count of Reagan for the presiden-" iia! nomination, his silence a tacit confirmation of tallies thai 'Nuisance' Taxes Are New Target Air Travel Booklet Offered To Public Are Uake you the finally getting to' trip abroad thai Convention At-A-GIance Rate Increases in Home Insurance oeen you've and saving about So" was Lula Wiiherow of show Ford the leader at this I State College, who became point. But Sears says Reagan somewhat of a television celeb-1 will have more than 1.140 votes and the nomination after the roll is called oa Wednesday get her vote Wednesday night, night.

HARRISBURG (AP) Three! she refused to even give a He maintains there are aele- major homeowner Taat heightened the mys-jgstes in the uncommitted aed 1 companies have been granted'terv Ford columns who can't afford KANSAS CITY. Mo. (AP) some as high' BV the end of the first be identified in advance with. rity as both reporters and quizzed her on who wiU dreaming Tip for? 'exciting! you Republican National Convention the you'll -a ant everything to flow Monday and today Insurance Department How Here are the highlights of the; By ELLEN RAE STARR (AP) committees have begun as smoothly as possible, in- --President Foiti was less nolH 5 Ce Monday, new effort to eliminate so-(eluding yoor airline arrange- than a handful of delegates, stats Farm ceai affecting a day. Tne challenger, but who survey of delegates gave cast then- lot with Reagan when What hurt even more losmia's two-run single in dent: Donald Dixon, secretary: i a fee bSnfof SXh Sting Mrs.

Yolanda Aiello. local nuisance taxes, ine-oMiom oi i two kev legislators discouraged: if the you re planning the Brewers to. a -r3 wclor a to remove limits from isn't a charter "flight, the Civil that snapped tne. A rune-game wa taxes. Aeronautics Board has a nd Casu-j away from the i.130 needed gol overall 11-8 eaca take the patty's presidential ce increase that takes effect namini tled Ford 84 votes and challenger Ronald Reagan 13.

The odds were that both men the wauling -streaK. and dropped them eight games behind Kan! saa City in the American: League West. VV 1 Elsewhere. Kansas City beaij Cleveland 6-1, the York i A Yankees downed Texas MI CU Baltimore trimmed 8-4 and Boston whipped cago White Sox 12-5. and California were not uled.

Royals 6, Indians 1 Amos Otis and Tom hit two-run first-inning homers OE- Jackie Brown as Kansas City whipped Cleveland Marty Pattin's eluding George homer. Otis has socked four in the last seven games and the 1 for 200.000 customers. --Supporters of Ronald Rea- The House Finance and Local! booklet to help vou know whai look for when planning your tomgat on a proposal mat pe ooened hearings Monday onischeduied flights "and ironing uM require every candidate policyholders. legislation that would abolish 5 out any problems mat might to name a running mate in ad; The Travelers Indemnity the roll is called. Meanwhile.

Ford was saving he would, as the Republican presidential nominee, offer Sears an important post in his i Drew Lewis, who is running general election campaign or- m. is no ideologue, and ieast 8S votes for the President, while Reagan's is a con- i possibly adding Mrs. WHherow servasive challenger. Sears -i'as the" 90th. a figure he's con- could have been oa tne other the occupation tax.

allow for in-i arise. For vour free' copv of vaace of tae TM 60.000 affected customers. sistent3v me ntioned. jside. creased taxes and require 1 'Consumers Guide to fotema- preswennal nomination.

'got aa overall 23.3 per cent in; LeVis is right that would! Sears, greying at 36. is a creased wage taxes and require decreased property tases injtional Air-Travel write 10 the -Tne Reagan forces are also Vrease as oi Sept. 15. turnouts of cases. Consumer Information Center, set for a battle over a platronn' individual increa opening rf pre sga proposal how ncreases Dept.

40, Pueblo, son football practices did not have the support 31009. at five of Ad'ams County highs of committee chairmen John L-l schools. JBrunner. D-Washington, SJl Steel Gettysburg, under new K. Fryer.

D-Berks. Colorado P' 311 on foreign policy- The vary. Reagan platform proposal im- aSies criticism of Tm not in favor of taking the limit off earned income." said Bnmner. who heads the fi-j eJ i Committee. held its open- drills today.

Biglenille 41 reported to Jack Emanuel. The Can- a ners are holding morning and agreed, afternoon sessions. OTHER PROPOSALS Morning, early iate afternoon Is Being Delayed Firm UpS Prices of Tennessee in a ke-noie speech! HARRISBURG 'AP) to the Convention. I Democratsof An Steel iesve Reagan with 13. chain-smoking, high-tension pol- Tne others who claim they're iucian.

but a man of mild man-- Utili undecided are John Roskos ner. an easy laugh. His political of Kingston. Ted Melzger Jr. of credentials date back a decade President ew ram Service 'Johnstown.

Roben Hannum as a junior lawyer in a i is oeina weiaveu Cheltenham and William Brew-'Wall Street firm ne went to Baker; is Being ueiayeu," Carl iwork for one of the oosses. FOR EACH Richard M. Nison. i passenger train sen-ice for cen- Ford and Reagan each! In June 1967 he became exec-- and western Pennsylvania trained one vote Monday with director of the Nixon fox steelaker has dS leader in- at possibly announcements of recession neri year a anS Campbell of Bellevue. near poriation Departrnr announced Monday.

or snned Fail Stan for ewsto a Roger President Comnuttee and near -aged the Nixon primary toona and Ene iieiu at New Oxford by Coacnjthe occupaUon UIA, i uie uui-u lunuu ui siccj fc; latest was the Arigo. Forty candidatesj on pnwsed lifting the Ln the past year and the I0 T-k oa She squad. jone per cent ceiling on thejsecond in ihe last several York'senate sweLraC: Pittsburgh official pjnsfaurgh. who said he would tion and state convention cani- Ford. and Kathleen' paigns in 1968.

of Greensburg. w'no But he never got along witn John Mitchell, and after Xix- Storm Postpones Triple sessions are being held; earned income tax. BlO Little League ai Littlestown. Coach George: In addition, to offset anj JEr'autos. 3 iShue reporting a turnout of 53! creases in earned income A.G.

months on products used in service cu Scott, executive vice FORT LAUDERDALE. candidates. i ij --i t-G-ill' i CWwl taxes. a wa offered to cor her vote to Reagan, and former 3 a "The intent of ims increases Monday, t- U3r el1 Gov Richard Ogilvie said two of his Mnois He said there is a possibHiy (AP) A postponed Total number of to reduce property taxes. announced his bracket game between Bermudian Springs and De-j Broward Countv and the U.S.]lone were unavailable but to bring to an end the inequi-ifective Oct 1.

South from San" Antonio. Texas, turnouts were reported. jties inherent in two local He said fl keyed today's action in the Big-j Openin: League Little-League World schools Series. Springs The afternoon dash had been i at Hanover, set for 3aie Monday but was put i minster; Sept 4 off after a thunderstorm Sept. laved an afternoon game-'Susqueniia.

Bermudian at Bi va iue to a person's profession. 5JQRMS HIT Ce3 the vice He line haven't had stretching it into a seven-hour Springs. or trade without conssdenag, SOUTHEAST said he would prefer to work service in a decade. lines, said wiliiam Polk, -A Ford delegate trom Cm- tive assigant for area Jr resorted to oinciais mat nnmnfiat ScoU de ega of the Nixon adminis- tion chairman, wasn't talking'tration. but that didn't last, ei-- i-.

took time to; Sears became a special White ooo? -House counsel during the nrst adminis-- to alag U.N Ambassa- Scranton as a "'Preserving vraat exists has higher priority." Polk but he was ron-'iher. in a Telephone mien jew. Sears had ms problems, too. with H.R. Haldeman.

the Nixon I chief of staff. From his cans- Scoit ioldipaign days on. Sears counted former reporters among his is high on'dose friends. Then, and now. i's list of he joined them for a laie evening drink.

affair. the actual earned income. Two losers' bracket games in Tonv Lopes To fise event for Javnes iconomicS Is Top boys 16-13 are set for tonight: 7 Puerto Rico plays Mexico and, PEABODY. Mass. (AP? Kinnnlianed ToDiC of Soasast sfe ftp for ihe causes in v.hich he be- By The Associated Press heves from outside, main- jecis and to navigation on' Thunderstorms harried much laining my independence." shore.

Louisiana delta YACHTSMEN WARNED Mickev Mantle is an which the west eliminated a Golden Banana nightclub i jjgned nations ai their correnijtinued into-the morning hours Canada 13-5. started at 5:30 j- peabody next Monday night jsurmnit conference in Cokraaboiover ihe northern as pariicaiarly a Hoai- buor. In Honor Of Pele YORK AP An award in honor of Pele wili be presented annually to the top lakes bearings length Jaynes is a former New Eng- interaationaJ econojnic order, land during the niant. iui the ol 0130 cjjajj, attachments. land featherweight, junior light-' '-We are linked with an in- storms over dse norAem Ga3i tyaoyg are not fixed.

They snove Plan Annual Award weight, lightweight and global system of inter- coniimaed in the severe caie- about and some disappear or a-weighl champion. 'national ecoisonric which works against ocr vital' Early morning showers were iS manner therefore TEXXIS President Kenneib scattered widelv over "Aa soalh- j- Kaiaida of Zambia toJd the ens Rockies, the Great TORONTO Defending ooen n3 confer- and the northern Rocfces Manuel Orantes of 5onda Skies were eear i deveJodnf coiintries of the Northeast with a that what they get for high pressure system pa ifee basic commodities and air as far south as 'materials they sea never keeps Tennessee Valley, up with the increasingly higher Skies also renamed dear prices tbev must pay for manu- early today over most She Mark factored goods from the Indus- central and southern PJa'ns. New tria-ized countries. ihe Soaiiiwest. and in Skies were cloudy to take the lead SIcSHERRYSTOWN 'over the Northwest, with early i a to the PEE WEE LEAGUE Imorrnng patches of coastal fog.

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