Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 15

"rr T'-' TOE ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS Abllfpe Tcxai Wednesday Evening Dec 2 1976 15-A 0 DUD unninir i I 1 1 I I 7 Palmer last season compiled meetings Dukes was 1-8 with to Phoebus a Baltimore native who pitched a no-hitter agatnst Boston two years ago and had spent hte entire career la the organization after completing the trade happy about the manager said "He knows be No1 or now with a chance to assert himself and make more By DICK COUCH LOS ANGELES (API-Two rebuilding dubs have landed Lute Aparicio took-RUkes at baseball's winter trade market but the prototype shortstop belongs to the Boston Red Sox today and building pennant dream on the new i'- Hernandez if we have Mark Belanger Dave Johnson and Bobby Grich who ill can play shortstop so well" said Harry Dalton toe front office boss' "Enxo Is going to be a real good major league "I played agatert Aparldo one year In the Weaver recalled "and tote Hd so dose to Lute at the age You could see a lot tf Lute In him when ha was with us in spring training "He thinks the Play coming in on too slow-hit ball too way Lute does He even hohb glove like Lute does The similarities scent coincidental Hernandez has played exclusively for Manager Aparl-do In toe Venendan winter league in recent by Michael Grant' 10 saves and a 404 ERA In 52 relief appearances ances "Sure thinking about Dobson as another 30-game said Weaver who got 20 or more victories from each tf hli Mg three last season I really like Us stuff and our reports on him' were sad he had talked record and a 307 earned run average Hemandes batted 268 white Beene was 6-2 and evereinaen a relief specialist 6 with toe Rochester arm club In the International League Dobson 14-15 for the Padres with 185 strikeouts and an ERA of 276 went to San Diego from fetrdt in a deal at last 7 "We would never have traded RIVBRMDRSI-'iaF' POTPOURRI while wondering whatever became Of Jo-Boys? Yummy on the Possibility wrists we may see Permian again in Shotwell before the year is out That of course depends on the Panthers beating Palo Duro this Saturday They should If and when they do meet the Dallas South Oak Cliff-Corsicana winner And Abilene would be In the geographic! thick of it Just as when Permian and Arlingtoii came --y -Permian in Shohrell Again? 1 A i Hall cocoes to jpess as npected and' Permian' meets either SOC or Oonfcana have a' better chance getting the semifinal bash hem were Corricana die foe Chuck lfoser said neither Dallas nor Houston ever look favorably on a neutral site unless the Cotton Bowl or Rfce Stadium or the Astrodome which can tf you get technical about it be declared "neutral Odessa folk probably would be in favor of ft Easy tfareehoor chive as opposed to a hud six-hour haul with traffic to boot' If -toe easterners won a home-and-home toss We Shall see how much steam me builds up one cannot expect a gnat to run over an elephant Feller called the other night and wanted to know which college held the longest all-time win streak? "Oklahoma with said we "Okay said he Pause know Have to research it" aad' we Turnout OU is second too with a string of SL Both over the last 50 years You wants know ask Dallas scribe BlacMe Sherrod says Texas fullback Bobby Callism (Abilene Eagle ex) who was LOW AS if a RIIOOID 4-PLY NYLON CORD BODYI For good miloogp under most driving eondlNoni Wrap-around tread for good stooring response Guardntood against tread woar-out for 27 months i MO-11 TUaiLISS MACKWAU 17! FJT The CUeago White Sox dean-teg house after a last-place ft-nlsh in the American League's Western Division dealt Aparido to Boston Tuesday for secom baseman Mike Andrews and 21' yeadd shortstop Luis Alvarado (teicago Manager Chuck Tamer promptly likened Alvarado to theSS-yeardd Venezuelan bantam try to replace In the White infield Meanwhile the Baltimore Orioles reluctantly parted with countryman and protege 21-year-old shortstop Emo Hernandez in a six-player swap that also sent pitcher Tom Phoebus to San Diego's National League expansion team exchange tor pitchers Pat Dobson and Tom Dukes In other major leagn transactions Atlanta traded infielder Bob Aspnxnonte to the New York Meta tor reliever Ron Her-bel and Houston purchased catcher Jack Hiatt from the Chicago Cubs "Reports from our scouts compare Alvarado to a youn Luis Tuner said after toe White Sox swung toe: third deal of the twoday-oid winter meetings not saying Hernandez is another Aparldo' but ho reminds me a lot tf Lula when he was s' 1 said Grides' skipper Earl Weaver tollowingj toe world aeoond trade in brisk swapping that promisesl to mount at the winter meetings before Friday's windup White the White Sox and Padres envisioned future returns from todr young durt-stops and the pitching-rich Or-idles looked toward Dobson author potential tofame winner Eddie Karim took the short view-and saw a championship flag flytag over Fenway Park "We fed we can win the pen nant with said the Reda Sox1 skipper who plana to shift Rico PetroceUi from! short to third base to make room for toe lSfrpotmd veteran of 15 American League not concerned about hte age not if we win next year Er the time he's through well have someone to take tea place rmv concerned about next yearrv Jw Aparido a superi) shortstop wko has led the league in stolen bases dne times batted a careerMgh 313 in 146 games test Andrews 27 bafted 353 for 'f Wichita Falls the i AB-District redshtrted after breaking an arm In pre-season work volunteered to give up his entire remaining year of eligibility for me' Arkansas' if Steve Wonter go Greater l0V6a i The bdeagured tons of Dallas migit Just might have hem ready to take up hope after the Cowboys survived die Washington and Green Bay holiday rush Now' after this Lance Beutsei thing they may be reaty to hang ft again 1 Reotzel obviously is a sick man and heeds- support both medical and moral But he must not think much of his obligation to Us team to visit this sort of psychological disaster upon it at such a critical time: vHJs teammates seem to have rallied Isehind him He told than about it before the dominated 6-AAAA picks to die surprise of maybe Chairman Mao Joey Ahoussie wae named player of the year and quarterback Lawrence Williams who ran for more yards than Ahoussie did was bade of tee year Ten more made ft -One Mtaeral Wefts Ram end John Robertson was named to the second team Power fqiyou John? i At least one Permian assistant was apprehensive after witnessing Palo SMI win- over EL Paso-Corotado He be Whatever die reason Paso Ugh school football has never been sbte to compare with the rest of the Mate They should automatically revert to AAA ball come playoffs time the aide was El RIVERSIDE XLT RETREADS AJO-13 tabnlnaa Mackwall fin 17B 7 XT an! trada In nff caT Our most popular tire! Has 36-month guarantee against tread wear-out waried about the Packer-game Now that spesl Cougar tons will hem made pubUc though nail tailback Ralph Scott wtn they beabte to'sustain finom last year bade 4 thatsupport and function as tost But ho matter team? Should 77S-14 TUBEUSf RIACK- WALL HUS444FXY a Am HiTTvacwaioivgnsTanoarai on solweted cord bodlos Guorantwod against' tread woar-out for a ful 24 months 20 OFF HI-WAY TRACTION i tr -v McMurry College rounding out a brilliant career with 223-yard rushing- gamelthe Red Sox with 17 homers 670-15 twbetype blackwall plus 240 PIJ football reason is history and history waumufe by several of the aft-time offmslve stare' TnHbadh' Archie Smith against Abilene i a i a Cdlege finished with 1306 for the season a new school mark fay the U-game standard Brad Rowland itoe- fabulous nmher In the late fOrtteA Vaced tor 1279 yards In ten: games In I9te -r'-'' Quarterback Rogbr Martin WHh trada-ln ttra alf yaw air Whttnwii SZ maw oadk PASSINOIR nus MOUNTM PRIM All-Poe 8 set nine schod 'passing records MatTCha and wingback ifanere and 65 runs hatted in be toe takocharge guyl our said Tamer help stabilise Alvarado at short and Chrlos May whom moving to first from tfael i Alvarado the bternatfonall Most Valuable Player in 1968 began hte rookie AL season as regular third I Mieman but wound up dividing the year btfween the Red Sox and their LoutevIOe term club I He hit 324 in 56' games with Boston' was an outstanding short-1 stop in the Tamer said "But when a youngster comes to the majors for the first tone and has to play pass owns all the reedving records SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Contamice champion Stanford 1 placed six players headed by Heteman Trophy winner Jim Plunkett on toe An Padfic-8 football team announced Moo- "i--- Voting was done by head coaches In: too conference following fte Nov- 21 traditional games 'H 1495 VACUUM AnACHMENTS Martin oqed hte first aeasni i a starter with 150 completions in 335 attempts for 1628 yards and 18 touchdowns all school records Chalmers was the top receiver with 43 patches for 590 yards and 10 TDs He had 53 for 777 yards as junior Chalmers also was the scoring leader with 11 touchdowns Senior defensive backs Joe Jillespi and Lenny Joe Baker oth members tf the All-Lone Star Conference team share the season Interception record of eight John Williams the 1969 LSC punting champion with a 443 xx punt average fell off to 377 tote season but 42 of his 69 punts were Into stiff winds a new position hob got twice as much to worry The Orioles who traded vet-1 eren relief pitcher Moe Dre-bowsfcy to St Louis Monday for utility infielder Jerry Devanon gave up Phortws Hernandez and pitchers Iked Beene and AlSeverinsen to get Dobson andl Dukes San biggest winner and second-busiest reliever respectively last season Phoebus pitching sporadically behind Baltimore aces Dave McNally Mike Cuellar and Jim MINI-SI KIS CANNOT SI usrd on mam mdswaim HIGHWAYS OR PUiUC SOAPS 21995 WARDS 4-HP MINI-BIKE WITH I HIGH-STRENGTH FRAME Jock-shaft power train front shocks Alum mini-mag wheels headlight and black fenders Our best keeps cars interior fresh 2295 EXCH 36 MO O-E ENERGY Plunkett one tf college football's ill tone great quarterbacks was one tf three unant-mous choices and one tf five fristteam offensive repeaters from 1966 Defensive end Charles Weaver of Southern Cal and defensive tackle Gndg Hanaeman tf Oregon State also were unanimous selections Oregon and California each placed four players on toe first team The water: Offeree: Bdb Newland Oregon Bob Moore Stanford Tackles BCb Richards Cal Steve Jubb Stanford Guards Steve Busch ington State Ernie Janet INDIAN GRID STATS TOTAL OPPBNSa RoNi Pus WM Aig U2S 1 3454 lWS 1M 40M REGULAR 8400 RIVERSIDE 12-HP AUTO PORTABLE AIR COMPRESSOR Handy versatile unit powers air-driven tools sprayers 1 4995 34-HP unit 1 1900 McM OPP 1 2-V EXCH Exceeds new cat jpower Fits most 12-V Ux cars Rogor Marlin ArAla Smnti Sal Androda Matt CM man 2995 EXCH 50 MO XHD BATTERY John Williams MCM TOTALS OPP TOTALS Center Dave Dalby UCLA Quarterback Jim Plunkett Stanford Backs Clarence Davis USC Bobby Moore Oregon Randy Vataha Stanford PASSIM AttCaMpVftTDaM ansa-ais is 8 T0TAMTICmBI I Sh YMa 14l Lanm Bakar I 00 0 Joo eniaipif 0 02 0 UNn NIX iiaaaoi 3 1 MM Sanaa 3 54 0 yanOnft I anar 1 0 TALS 34 3S5 0 OPP TOTALS 'MT --15 1 PUNTIM iiat(lSh JVa John WDIIama a 40 1M Thd I I Ml McM TOTALS n7l SM i DjlF 44aaalll Matt OMlrntr -41 LaonarO Ptm 49 5 ArtfllD SflttlR ataiiaaaa4taa SR SIS 1 AndFDdD IF Ml N4 POrtlf 4ta4aaaaaM04 9 239 Dtlbirt Dtarini FS 1 irtby a4t 1 SO ibDlY aaM I OS MCM TOTALS Ml MM 11 OPPTOTALS mW IS KICKOPP HTURNS HO TO Avp1 VM OfMf aat4a4o 31 300 JOD OUlMpIO 4aaooaa 30 Miko Sontao Dtliorf Ofrtno 3 Eobky Mbf I MCM TOTALS -4S OPP TOTALS SI 4IF 309 punt uwvnm 2995 RIVERSIDE PISTOL-GRIP TIMING LIGHT RESISTS SHOCKS A must for angina tune-ups! 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