Carlsbad Current-Argus from Carlsbad, New Mexico • 8

'JIM MURRAY -CURREYT-ARGUS, Ctriibad, Friday, Jim ZJ, Sikesyjamieson OpenMti68's OtitHobby Selling Dutch Harrison, and Jim Jamieson, still a tour non-winner led the free-for-all $150,000 Western Open Golf Tournament into the second round today. Sites, whose last triumph Rodriguez also singled, while Gary Lanier and Randy Galin-do contributed two hits each. Bobby Sein and Mark Forehand had George Hamilton doubled and singled for the Braves, with Jerry Burton getting the only other hit Lanier and Rodriguez combined to pitch the three-hitter for the Bucjf striking out five with four walks. Braves pitchers Paul Long and Daryl "Trujillo fanned five, walked nine. Pirates.

:7 I 1 1 3 2 Bobby said, no, thanks, his camel, was broke. The Russians compromised on Reykjavik, Iceland. For those of you bereft of an atlas, this is a fog-shrouded, inhabited iceberg in the Atlantic reachable only by nuclear sub or polar bear. Bobby, who has all the warmth of a hooded cobra, sputters when be thinks about it. "Stooges!" he shouts.

'The International Chess Federation and the American Federation, are all stooges of the Russians!" THE CONDITIONS ARE SUCH that "drawn" games will be allowed. To Bobby, this is an international mistake of magnitude of not being able to bomb the enemy supply lines. Bobby wants to win. But, of course, America is in a period of not being beastly to the Russians. PIRATES WIflP BRAVES Sammy.

Rodriuef a 12-year-old just5 up from the minors, poled a home run in his first major division game yesterday as the BPOE Pirates toppled the Medical Association Braves in a 7-1 Shorthorn Little League game. it Big League Heads 10 lestljy 10(Uty WASHINGTON (AP) Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, Football's Commissioner Pete Rozelle and Clarence Campbell, president of the National Hockey League, were to testify before the Senate Commerce Committee today. The beads of the three professional sports were to give their views on a proposed federal sports commission. Also scheduled to testify were Leon Hart and John Penelli of the National Football League Alumni Association. Walter Kennedy, National, Basketball Association commis-' sioner, is scheduled to appear before the committee next week along with representatives of baseball, hockey and basketball player associations.

was in the 1966 Cleveland Open, and Jamieson, at the peak of a mooesi uve-season pro career, conquered a chilling north wind gWng up to 30 miles per hour three.underi,ar 6 at the Thursaajr. npfonriinc rhamninn Bnire jn parativery starless chase for $30 pHze conceded that "the fellows who shot under 70 did a super job." That included only three other entries-Steve Opperman, Hale Irwin and Tom Weiskopf-all deadlocked at A quartet of 70 shooters over the par-71, Sunset Ridge layout included Charles Coody, Jim Wiechers, Dave Graham and Bob Barbarossa. Doug Sanders, J.C. Snead and Lee Elder were among seven' grouped at even par 71. Modified Cars Hit Track (APi R.H.

Sikes, exploiting a pair of ancient clubs donated by old Teen Girl Softball WP: Dava Gillingham. walked 6. i I D. Ckirftn UonAnr. son, relived by Linda Chavarria; combined lor i wains, 5ineuw.

Lions-Medics 19 hilsl-Julie Dial f. arh Karen ler. Marilyn Garit i Frances Wyrick etch IB. KCCC (I bts) Katuecn Bryan IB; Debbie Norrid IB. Urn- RuthHender PatCoriova.

ri iL.m Rsra Flying Charm Kace Split At Ruidoso RUIDOSO Twin editions of the 870-yard Flying Charm Stakes to be run as a twodvi-sion event in the 10th and 11th slots share billing with six trial heats for the upcoming Rainbow Quarter Horse Derby Saturday at Ruidoso Downs. First race of the day startsat 1:30 p.m. So much talent turned out for the Flying Charm Stakes that it was necessary to split the feature into two divisions. Norgor and Paso Peace figure to fight it out in the second division, with Doodle Bird another top contender. TV Sports Log This weekend's Carlsbad television sports highlights: SATURDAY Baseball: St.

Louis Cardinals-New York Mets, 12:16 p.m.. Channels 4 48. Gymnastics, Motorcycle Racing: Taped highlights of both on ABC's Wide World of Sports, 3 p.m.. Channels- 6 47. College Football: Coaches' All-America Game, 6:30 p.m.

from Lubbock. Channels 6 4 7. SUNDAY Weightlifting: AAU Champions, 1 p.m., Channel 10. Tennis: Arthur Ashe vs. Roger Taylor.

2:30 p.m.. Channel 10. MONDAY Baseball: Pittsburgh Pirates-New York Mets, 15 pm Channels. Apparently, chess is a game in which it's easy to play for a stalemate. say "apparently" because Bobby, explaining chess at the Dewar's Celebrity Tennis Tournament at La Costa the other day, has all the patience of Edward Teller explaining the hydrogen atom to a guy with a bone in his nose.

The Russian champion, Spas-sky, is "not in my class, really," Bobby sais. "I'm a better player, period-IF we play 10 matches to win, which is the way- a match of this kind OUGHT to be played. "I'm being dictated to by the Russian Chess Federation and my government is going along because, let's face it, we're in a program of 'detente' and I'm being sold out." Speaking' of "selling out," Bobby also points out carefully most recent modified midget event here two weeks ago. The Class main event winner was Ronnie Lynch of Carls-Ibad. Drivers are expected tomorrow from Amarillo, in addition to those from Carlsbad and Hobbs.

Due in from Amarillo are Joe McCutchen and Darrell Douglas, both ranked in the top 10 nationally 'P point standings. They pilot Twin Konigs in Class AA. McCutchen has already won two main events here this year. Bars is expected back from Hobbs to drive a Twin Konig owned by Carlsbad's B.T. (Hog) Horton.

Another Carls- bad AA car will be entered by Harold Cassels. Current Class A point leader Dennis Langlitz and Ronnie Lynch, tops in Class are en-, tered, too. In addition to all these, several new cars will put in their first appearances of the season tomorrow night AUTO COOL 102) Lanier, Phillips; Speer. Long. Rodriguez (4) Long, Trujillo (1) Lanier.

--0--' 'LINERS PULL UPSET A lightly-regarded Current-Argus Headlines team shocked the high-riding Furr Food Orioles, 7-6, yesterday, cutting the Birds' American Little League lead to 1 games over the second-place IMC Red Sox. It was only the second loss 'in 16 games for the Orioles, who have just two games re-' The Red Sox (12-3) "have three games to play. Winning pitcher Ricky Martinez fanned three and walked two as the 'Liners won their fourth game in 16 tries. nurlers struck out four, walked two. Ricky Franco, Johnny Vas-quez and Louis Vigil each singled twice for the Orioles as Mike Lopez, Billy Brewer, Pinco Dominguez and Frankie Munoz had a hit apiece.

The Headlines got two singles each from Martinez and Danny Najar, plus a double and single from Tommy Na jar." Orioles 012 003 6 10 5 Headliners 203 101 7 6 4 Franco, Leyva (4) Dominguez; Marine Anaya. LI'L LEAGUE MINORS Shorthorn Eagles 4. Pee Wee-Wildcats 9. Carlsbad's Modified Midget Club has scheduled 1 another racing card tomorrow night at the track situated on the El Paso Highway, across from Cavern City Air Termin-' al. Time ulals get under way at 7.

p.m., with races starting at 8 p.m. Spectator admission is 11 per carload. There will be a trophy dash, a series of heat races and a main event to climax the evening's competition. Bobby Bars of Hobbs, a former Carlsbad man, won the Class AA feature race in the Ron Lang Named To Coach Roswell ROSWELL Ron Lang has been named new head basketball coach at Roswell High School. He replaces Don Duncan, who resigned last week to accept a coaching position in Great Bend, Kan.

Fern Volleyball Mo ving To AV A surprisingly successful new adult volleyball venture, part of he Carlsbad Summer Recreation Program, will feature a separate session and site for women participants beginning Tuesday. Summer Recreation Supervisor Ron Burton said the turnout of both men and women has been so large that there is no longer room for everybody in one gymnasium. Therefore, women volleyballers will begin meeting at Alta Vista Gym each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. -starting June 27. Men participants will remain at Mid High Gym, also meeting at 7: 30 p.m.

each Tuesday. During this week's joint volleyball session at Mid High, Burton said there were enough for five teams of men and at least three women's teams. Volleyball is still open to any adult wishing to take part as long as the summer recreation program lasts. The program runs through Jury IS. A' i- X-V'" I -T there is no live television or satellite coverage out of Iceland and the prospect of 12 (of the 24) matches being "drawn" by the Russian would automatically leave him world champion and the Soviets would get -the bulk of the 160,000 prize mo-ney.

Well, it's the same old sordid drama. Why aren't the students out burning their chess boards on the White House lawn? Where is Dr. Spock in this crisis? Shouldn't Bobby defect to Canada? And where are the groups chanting "Hell, no, Bobby won't go!" Can't Fulbright call a hear--ingf Was this one of the concessions Nixon made at Moscow? Is Joe Alsop just going to SIT there? Not me. I'm organizing a "Free Bobby Fischer" movement right now. After' all, just because chess players are a minority doesn't mean they don't have rights! A special attraction on the program will be an expedition race to be staged by goart drivers.

Bank Vs.Monahans In Exhibition Tiffs An exhibition girls' and wo- men's softball doubleheader is scheduled tomorrow evening at Joe Johns Park, pitting two separate Carlsbad National Bank squads against opponents from The first game sends the youn-ger members of the Banker team against Monahans' defending West Texas lfknd-under girls' state champions. That contest starts at 6 p.m. It will be followed by a Carlsbad National Bank-Monahans women's game at approximately 7:30 p.m. A record $821,960 was, wagered on the 1972 Preakness Stakes won by Bee Bee Bee. 29 HI fi 89 $2 29 -y-m" I THIS REPORT SHOULD properly go in diplomatic "pouch: Slug it "For Eyes Only" with one copy to the Secretary of State, one to the President Burn promptly after reading.

Get Henry Kissinger on it at once. The United States is walking into another Communist trap! It's going to be the same old story. It's going to be a conflict, of their 'choosing, on their grounds, under their terms. It's going to be the same old crud, a conflict we probably can't win because a stalemate is almost built in. It's going to have demilitarized zones, sanctuaries, the whole lot.

International quicksand. It's the Bay of Pigs. Panmunjom. ptoyjntf gyer again. "Sllyintfori tie, as usual.

And a tie, THEY win. The circumstances are these: The United States is probably the world's mightiest chess power. That's because we have Bobby Fischer, the Brooklyn prodigy whose disposition would have to improve to be described as merely "irascible." Bobby is about to be sacrificed on the altar of diplomatic expedience, a tragic patriot in the mold of Douglas MacArthur, Gary Powers or the Lafayette Escadrille. We're sending him up in a coffin. We're sending him into battle handcuffed.

BOBBY HAS WON ALL THE slurmishes in this'conflict. He routed a collection of Russian shock troops in Argentina a year ago with almost bored ease: Now, he is to meet the Russian champion, Boris Spassky. Immediately, of course, the juggling started. The Russians tried to steer the ultimate conflict to the Tannenberg Marshes, or anywhere in the world the terrain would favor them. They usually do.

Bobby thought Las Vegas would be fine. The Russians shuddered. They had, after all, seen "The Godfather." They suggested some venues where they think "moving pictures'r are cave drawings in an earthquake. STATION WAGON FOAM PAD Polyuiethane foam rubber. Reversible.

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