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PAGE SIXTEEN THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, DON O. BREAM. SfMrit 334-1131, tat Orioles Hove 8 Players Inked For 77 Hurfer To Undergo Surgery Puzzling Warriors Host Greencastle; Bolts And Colonials In Home Contests While Canners And Delone Will Travel I BALTIMORE the days i league baseball when teams major mailed CLEVELAND (AP) Relief pitcher Stan Thomas of the Cleveland Indians was scned- ukd to undergo surgery herei morning for removal i i of deteriorating cartilage in his I-right knee. the American 13 Retirement Decision After Movie out contracts around the flrsi of 1 January, signed players, and leisurely spaced their an prior to spring right League baseball'team reported i training. In the pasi.

a or two I might be signed before heading Severe tests await several county scholastic be the inability to consistem-jhome after the season, bat the December, posted a 44 record teams when thev suing into action this weekend. move ihe ball on oSense usually didni end out Two Blue Mountain" League games are scheduled tendency to ghe up the it for a couple of months. ian Springs at third and fourth play on Now. w-ih individuals to Friday evening at 8. Bermudian Spring: and Biglerville at James Buchanan.

defense. Gettysburg High meets Greencasile in Musselman Sta-i The Canner running game has dium at Gettysburg College Saturday afternoon whilejnw lived up to expectations New Oxford will be host to Shippensburg. both early goings, starting at 1:30. I Jody Chronisser was expected to Delone Catholic opposes Bishop McDevitt in a South i spearhead the ground forces but Central game at Harrisburg. that game being listed for a has so far shown only flashes of 12:45 start.

"GREEXCASTLE AT GETTYSBURG the kind of runner he was during his brilliant sophomore iport were afaseni because they year. Fullback Randy Slay- What's wrong with the Get- had announced they were quit-ibaugh has been improving late- tysburg Warriors? 'ting the team, he said. Both lv but had to overcome several In the past month, the defend- 'have since returned. ing Blue Mountain champions! have won once, lost twice and About discipline, DeRiggs there have been no major tied once. They have since the suspensions only a touchdown a game in.

Bere handed down several each of those contests. i weeks handed ago So -what is Rumors i The squad's low point of the abound in town that there is in- season was last Saturday's 124 ternal dissension dividing loss to Boiling Springs. "We club along the race iines. There! had no excuse for losing that ners neW a 2 .0 i ea with about ly but had to overcome several nagging early-season leg injuries. Defensively, the Canners have impressed but have been victimized by their opponents' ability to convert key Surd and fourth down plays into first downs.

A prime example is the Northern game when the Can- have been reports that several! game they just wanted itjthree minutes to go and North- black players boycotted practice more than we did." said rn was faced with a fourth some time ago. And two players I Riggs. adding that he didn'tj down 38 be were suspended from the Camp 'know why the team came out) converted and went on to score Hill game due to training in--flat against the previously win- the week before. -less Bubblers. Coach Steve DeRiggs, for the- Bui DeRiggs vowed there will jnost part, dispels notions of; be changes this week.

The of- serious internal conflict ifensive line, beaten badly and "There are no more animosities I of ten by Boiling Springs last among the players on is due a major over- year's team than in the past haul. And on Monday DeRiggs three or four years," DeRiggs announced that the coaching said "The only difference is staff was going to begin a re- ftat we haven't been winning." The rumored boycott was the game winning touchdown. Such mistakes have proved costly to the Canners who have lost their three games by an average of less than five points. SHIPPENSBURG AT NEW OXFORD After three straight losses to "As of today (Monday) no one merely a rumor, said the War-i has a starting position. We're rior mentor.

On the half dozen or I going to put the kids out there so players, both black and who want to play the most," white, who were not at practice, said DeRiggs. most had legitimate excuses, "I don't feel we have shown DeRiggs said. And two of the kind of team we can black players who did not said the Warrior coach as he readied his squad for Green- Pro Hockey At-A-Glance By The Associated Press National Hockey Leagw CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Divisioi evaluation of every ae season. New Oxford turned things around the 'pasi two weeks with a pair "of victories. Ifr6 over Scotland and 18-0 over Bermudian Springs.

feel we're improving," Coach Don Arigo said Wednesday. "We had a tremendous defensive effort last Saturday and the offense is coming around," he said. One reason for the Colonials improvement on oHense, has been their ability to cut down on castle. 2 0 0 0 6 0 0 5 4 0 0 5 5 with the recent collapse of Gettysburg but the Bolts are not taking their game with ihe winless Bermudian Eagles lightly. 5J "You simply cant tell in view 0 of the way the league teams 0 i have been, said 6 George Shue, Littlestown coach.

9 6 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 In a a i i Bermudian, Shue stated "Hiey have a number of good players. There have been quite a few upsets in flhe league and we will be 'guarding against such an occurrence." Jim Stouffer. halfback, who 2 missed the last two games due Ojto a neck contusion, will be Pts GF GA NYRang 1 0 0 NYM 0 0 0 Phila 0 0 0 Allan 0 1 0 Smythe Division we are not taking the Colo 1 0 0 2 4 game lightly." Chgo 0 0 0 StLou 0 0 0 Minn 0 1 0 Vancvr 0 1 0 WALES CONFERENCE Norris Division Pitts 1 0 0 2 Wash 1 0 0 LA. 0 0 1 Detrt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Adams Divisioi Oeve 0 0 1 1 Bstn 0 0 0 0 Buff 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tato 0 1 0 0 Wednesday's Resilts Sew York Rangers 6, Minnesota 5 Pittsburgh 9. Vancouver 5 Los Angeles 2, Cleveland 2.

Thursday's Games Minnesota at Boston New York Islanders at tough to run against. We delphia Pittsburgh at Montreal Los Angeles at Atlanta Washington at Detroit Chicago at St. Louis Friday's Game BERMUDIAN AT LITTLESTOWN LitHestowa has blossomed into the favorite role in the South Division of the BML with its four straight triumphs combined performances "each" week' from mistakes, especially fumbles. A through 1977. play out their options under the new major league agreement, teams are far more aggressive in contract negotiations.

That's especially true in this jear of uncertainty, with 26 free agents on the open market and with the American League about to conduct an expansion draft for two new teams in Seattle and Toronto. SIGNED FIVE In the past week. General Manager Hank Peters of the Baltimore Orioles has signed five players, and me Orioles now have eight players under contract for at least through the 1977 season. Although slugger Reggie Jackson. All-Star second baseman Bobby Grich, and 20-game winner ayne Garland have played out their options--and could be lost--the Orioles also have some fine players under contract.

They include pitcher Jim Palmer, a 22-game winner and a candidate for his third Cy Young Award, All-Star shortstop Mark Belanger, and first baseman Lee May. this year's runs batted in leader in the American League. OTHERS SIGNED Others who have signed contracts include third baseman Doug DeCinces. catcher Rick Dempsey. pitcher Ross Grimsley and two promising youngsters, outfielder Andres Mora and pitcher Dennis Martinez.

All of those players figure to be among the 15 protected by the Orioles at the start the expansion draft Belanger has signed through the 1979 season, Palmer. -May and Dempsey through 1978. and the other four A spokesman said the condition apparently was cumulative and didn't stem from a specific incident. Tbe right-hander, obtained from the Texas Rangers last in the past season with an earned-run average of 2.30. He had similar surgery on his left knee some time ago.

run-oriented team, the Colonials have been getting improved back in action for the Bolts. Shue lauded his offensive unit which has been improving each week. The vaunted Bolt defense has continued with its excellent plar and Ihe linemen, who basically play both ways, have adopted the name of Most of the points against Lk- tlestown, this season have been brought about by mistakes on the offense- Dale Heineman. Bermndian boss, says will be Senior Chick Zinn. a converted lineman, and Sophomores Craig i Dettinbura and Ken Markle.

Zinn and Dettinburn combined for 160 yards rushing Saturday against Bermudian. Several sophomores have also made their presence felt on the offensive line, including Chris Arendt, Steve JMilhimes and Jeff Smith. -'Shippensburg is an excellent football team." Arigo says of this week's opponent. "They have tremendous speed, as good as any team in the league." Chief Greyhound threats are speedy Junior halfback Dave Friese and halfback-wide receiver Steve Cramer. "Friese has an kinds of ability," says Arigo.

while ihe explosive Cramer will put to a test the Colonial secondary. Arigo said his charges are in good shape physically for Saturday's inter-division contest. York Rangers at Colora- Sporteaser 9 EDDIE GEftMANO JAMLLEV UMDED hope to be able to throw more." Palmer. DeCinces and Grimsley had signed earlier in the year, while the other five agreed to terms since the season came to an end. 'Tm satisfied with progress wq've made so far." Pe- fers said.

'1 think it's always easier to negotiate face-to-faee than by telephone or written communication. "I have talked with everybody, and some entered into negotiation without arriving at a point where we could make a deal even though there was progress. Some wanted to first wait and see if they were taken by an expansion club." DELONE AT McDEVHT Second half collapses have been disastrous to the Delone Squires in their last three losses, most of which can be attributed to 4ne lack of depth. Adding to the woes of Coach Johnny Gastley will be the loss Two Eagles who missed last (of Bob Smith. 6-i, 198 senior week's game are expected to be ready.

Nevin Wickline. guard end, this week. Smith has been hospitalized due to a concussion and linebacker, has recovered and may be tost for ihe rest of from a slight dislocated shoulder, and Showers, tackle, has overcome an arm infection. In addition John Cookeriy, tackle, suffering from an elbow in- the season. wiD have oar hands fun," says Gastley, "-0111 well keep trying.

McDevitt has one of its better teams in recent jury, snay be able to see action. years On tbe minus side. Brad speed with a sound offense, and several break-awav fKOM IHE A MMitV RELfTlVt. Pe KELATlOMSHtPlS? PauH. fallback, -will again be sidelined because of a strained knee ligament.

ball carriers." suffered a 51-0 lacing at the hands of Cumberland latilestown sports an overall Valley in its opener bat have Potriots Replace Ailing Gridder FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) -The New England Patriots, riding a three-game winning streak with upsets over Miami, Pittsburgh and. Oakland, have made one change in their 43- man roster for Sunday's National Football League meeting with the Lions in Detroit Veteran defensive tackle Arthur Moore, plagued by various illnesses this year, was placed on the reserve list Wednesday, sidelining him for tbe remainder of the season. He was replaced tbe roster by veteran Dave Tipton. who played four games for New year.

Will Penn State Repeat 1970 Story? STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) In 1970. Penn State started out the football season on a tos- ing note and a young sophomore quarterback tuned the team around. The Nittany lions were when Coach Joe Paterno gave the ball to John Hufnagel in 1970. Hufnagel and the Lions knocked off Army that week, then finished the season with a 7-3 record.

It's 1976. Lions have dropped three straight games, have a 1-3 mark, and, ironically, face Army this week. "This time, sophomore quarterback Chuck Fusina gets his first starting assignment. But Paterno did not demote anybody as he did in 1970. REPLACES ANDRESS Fusina replaces John Andress, who suffered a shoulder injurv in last week's 22-6 loss to Kentucky.

He's out for five or six weeks. "I don't like the way Tm starting, John" being hurt. He's a good friend," Fusina said in a telephone interview. Fusina says there's no better way to learn than by playing, as'he did when Andress was hurt early in the game. "I learned from the game.

Standing on the sidelines is one thing, you can see the mistakes, but it's not the same as playing. By playing yen learn to think, where to look, what to look for, what to do with the ball," he said. "I threw two interceptions on two bad passes and I think I'll be more careful now." After spring practice mis year. Paterno said of Fusina: "He probably has as much potential at quarterback as anyone we have had in all the years I've been Patemo has been around 26 years at Penn State. GOLF VTLAMOURA.

Portugal Teen-ager Nancy Lopez led a favored American team to a two-stroke lead after the first round of the World Amateur Women's Team Championships. SOCCER COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. The U.S. national soccer team declared itself on strike citing the shoddy treatment it said it has received from the U.S.

Soccer Federation. MLAMI BEACH was small (AP) time. I'm graduating to bigger tilings," Muhammad Ali says. But there are growing doubts he is serious about retiring and passing up a flO-million payday with George Foreman. Ali said in Istanbul last Friday, three days after successfully defending his heavyweight title against Ken Norton, that be was retiring to devote himself to his religion the Nation of Islam.

But when asked Wednesday about his retirement announcement, the usually loquacious Ali was suddenly silent "I'm not talking." be said. 'Tm not talking to nobody." His manager, Herbert Muhammad, said earlier in the day that no retirement decision would be made until a film on Aii's life was completed. "Anv official announcement on my status has to be made by them (boxing officials) to be recognized," he added. His retirement would have to be formally forwarded to the World Boxing Council and World Boxing Association for acceptance to become official. Promoter Chris Dundee, who watched Ali's rise to stardom under brother Angeto Dundee's tutelege.

said he believed the pichire, "The Greatest." held the key to Ali's decision. "If this picture is a success, I don't think he'll ever fight again." Dundee said. "But that's just my opinion." There have been reports of a struggle within the Muslims between Herbert Muhammad and tus brother. Nation of Islam leader Wallace Muhammad. According to reports, Wallace Muhammad would like Ali to devote his time to the Islamic ministry.

Herbert Muhammad tried to dispel talk of a power dispute at a press conference earlier this week. I do know that-I will not sign Ali to any more fights until my brother, who is my master and teacher, tells me to do so." Herbert Muhammad said. "The only struggle we face is the struggle against lies and deception, the straggle to establish truth." This Week's Sports Gettysburg JH at Big Spring. Susquenita JH at Bermudian. Biglerville JH at Scotland.

Northern JH at Littlestown. Boiling Springs JH at New Oxford. Faust at Delone Frosh. CkMcCMMtrjr Gettysburg, Northern at Bermudian. New Oxford, Camp Hill at Biglerville.

Littlesiown at Scotland. FttUfbckey CDE at Dekne. Friday FMthall Bermudian at Littlestown, 8:00. Biglerville at Buchanan, 8:00. Field HMkey Gettysburg at Bermudian.

New" Oxford at Littlestown. Fairfield at Greencastle. Millersville at Gettysburg Soccer Fairfield vs. Fannett-Metal. atj Chambersburg, 8:00.

Satwday Foatball Greencastle at Gettysburg, 1:30. Shippensburg at New Oxford, 1:30. Delone at McDevitt, 12:45. Gettysburg College at Albright, 7:30. Soccer Gettysburg at Delaware.

Georgetown at ML St. Mary's. Cross Coontry Gettysburg at Albright Voyageurs Open AHL Year With Win By The Associated Press The Nova Scotia Voyageurs, ricking up where they left off last spring, are off to a winning start in the American Hockey League season so what else is new? The Voyageurs threw a tight defense in front of goalie Maurice Barrette and opened defense of the AHL championship with a 0 victory over the New Haven Nighthawks. In another 1976-77 opener, the Springfield Indians delighted a Mine crowd of 3.142 by rallying tor a 6-3 victory over the Rhode Island Reds. Tennis Classic In South Carolina HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C.

(AP) The $195,080 World Invitational Tennis opens Monday with' Classic Evonne Goolagong going against Sue Barker and Rod Laver playing Bjorn Borg. Eight players are entered in the week-long event in men's and women's singles and doubles and mixed doubles. The winner will receive $50,000 and a new car. AH eight compete Tuesday in two mixed doubles matches and another women's singles event: Borg and Miss Barker against Miss Goolagong and Arthur Asne: Rod Laver and Virginia Wade against Hie Nastase and Martina Navratilova. and Miss Wade against Miss NavratOova.

BASEBALL NEW YORK Rawly Eastwick, the ace relief pitcher of tbe Cincinnati named the outstaadmg reliever in the National League far this past season. 4-! record against Bermudian's 04 mark. i ii BIGLERVILLE AT BUCHANAN Biglerville goes into the sixth back. Rick Little, who has been iweek of the season with a 2-3 record coming off a pair of tough losses to Northern. 6-2.

and to arch-rival Littiesfown 2248. been disappointed in onr offense, we Just can't seem to get started," said Canner Coach Jack Emanuel eaiiy this week. "We should have beaten both Northern and Camp Hill," he said. The keys to the Canners losing record at this point appear; stormed back with four straight wins over Reading Holy Name 15-6. Steel-High 15-13, Bensalern 28-14.

and Carlisle 13-12. Gastley lauded his quarter- doing a fine job with good passing as well as rushing. He also praised his out-manned defensive unit for its work. TEHRAN, Iran Argentina's Guillermo Vilas posted a straight-set victory over Niklri Spear of Yugoslavia to advance to the quarter-finals of the $150.000 Aryamehr Tennis tournament ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES WttiEHl 6ttHE WAKTLOTSOF SOFT WATER IT FEEUS SO-O-0 THE AGVUW can gve you a good feeling too AGWAY Automatic Water Conditioner Get Year 410 FOR OUR BEST MODEL Bit A ANTIFREEZE POWERREAOT IGNITION BATTERIES UC-XXX 210.000 Weekly Grain Capacity ANCO JVIPER H.ADES Serving Adams County With AvtMiMthw OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE AT PRICES AS LOW AS IV N. WASHINGTON ST.

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PIMM 1M4767 Ml fork St. 'New Look' Rangers Win NHL Opener NEW YORK (AP) Sew players, new uniforms. numbers, decorated dressing room and most importantly, a new attitude. Those were the new-look New York Rangers, and they opened their National Hockey League season with a tS victory over the Minnesota North Stars Wednesday night In other NHL games, the Pittsburgh Penguins whipped the Vancouver Canucks 9-5. and the Los Angeles Kings and Cleveland Barons played to a 22 tie.

LAST LAST YEAR The Rangers finished in last place in the Patrick Division of She Campbell Conference last season, missing the playoffs Jor the first time in 10 years, and Coach-General Manager John Ferguson had promised some changes for this year. He made them in bunches. Most noticeable was the infusion of new players. Seres rookies and one other news- comer, veteran Ken Hodge, acquired from Boston, played against -Minnesota. And their spirited play contributed greatly to the victory.

Phfl Esposito, wearing the unconventional uniform No. 77 after sporting No. 12 last season, said. 'Tm wearing 77 because Fergy asked me if I wanted to change things around and I said yes. Everything's been stagnant here for years.

But these kids are not stagnant. Wen do pretty well with them." The tiny Republic of San Marino in Italy baa issued stamps i U.S. Presidents. Abe Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt and John Kennedy. TENNIS PHOENIX Top-seeded Chris Evert breezed through; the third round of the $75.0001 Women's Professional Tennis tournament eliminating Linky Bosboff of South Africa 6-1, 6-0.

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