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Chisox Breeze By Washington WASHINGTON (AP) Rick McKinney lashed a two-run single and Rich Moralles singled home another run in a four-run seventh as the Chicago White Sox whipped the Washington 5-4 Thursday night. After Mike Andrews opened the White Sox seventh with a single off Senators starter Dick Bosman, pinch-hitters Walt Williams and Morales greeted reliever Darold Knowles with successive singles for one run. Knowles was then lifted for Horacio Pina, who walked pinch-hitter Lee Maye intentionally, filling the bases. Lee Richard hit into a force Dragon Team Postpones Dragon cindermen were forced to postpone their meet yesterday afternoon with the Cranberry Berries because of inclement weather and poor field conditions. The meet has been rescheduled for next Thursday afternoon in Warren.

play, and fourth pitcher of the Denny Hiddleberger, was rapped by two-runs single to right. Richard then scored on Carlos sacrifice fly. Mike first home run of the season, a towering blast over the center field fence with Del Unser on base in the sixth, gave Washington a 2-1 CHICAGO WASHINOTOM abf hbi ibrhM 5 12 0 Unserct 4 Stroudrf 3 110 Cullen 2b 4 0 0 McKinnyph 10 12 Epstein lb 4 111 0 0 0 0 FHowardlf 4 0 2 2 McCrawrf 4 0 0 0 BAIIen 3b 3 0 2 0 Frenchc 3 110 Harrahss 2 0 0 0 Foyph 2 0 10 Bosman Johnstonecf 2 0 0 0 Knowlesp Moralesss 2 111 Pinap 2 0 0 0 Riddlebgrp 0 10 0 Goglwskip 1 0 0 0 Schenblmph 10 0 0 Shellenbkp 0 0 0 0 Keateyp CAAay lb Reichardt If Melton 3b Andrews 2b Hrrmannc wwilamsrf Bradleyp Mayeph Brnkmanc 4 0 0 0 4 110 3 12 2 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 34 5 11 5 Total 32 4 5 4 Chicago 010 001 4 0 Washington 0 1 0 002 DP-Washington 1 7, Washington 4. 2B -Melton, Stroud May (1), Allen (2). SB-B Allen May.

Bradley (W.3 0) Kealey Bosman Knowles 1) Pina Riddlebergr Gogo'ewski Sheilenback Save Kealey 2 57 A- 3.401 IP 3 6 0 ER BB SO 2 2 2 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bullets Need To Ricochet BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Bullets, mostly misfiring in the National Basketball Association's championship finals, get another shot at the Milwaukee Bucks Friday night. It could be their last one. Down 3-0 in the best-of-7 series. the crippled, frustrated and humiliated Bullets need a home court victory- to avert only the second title round sweep in the 25-year history. But unless the Bullets start hitting their open shots, they seem destined to move into the record books with the 1958-59 Minneapolis Lakers, who lost four straight to the Boston Celtics.

"We had shots all night but they Balti- CVCC Golf Matt Voigt carded a four- over-par 39 yesterday afternoon in the Men's Thursday League at the Conewango Valley Country Club. Two strokes behind him, in the same first flight, came Ross Kremer. KICKERS TOURNAMENT Number 10 and Number 17 30 Ray Stein. Walsh. Don Dairymple, Dr Bruce Duell, Bob Alexander Jed Mattson RESULTS (Special Event: Low score on Par 4's) First Flight Low Matt Voigt 39.

2 Ross Kremer 41. Ted Kottraba 20 Bill Simonsen 79 Second Flight Low Dr Butt 44 2 Jed Mattson 45 Stein 33, Dr Bruce Duell 34 Third Flight Low Joe Goblinger 45, Bob Alexander, 2 Don Dairymple 44 Ritchie 32, Bill Bunk 34 Fourth Flight low Walsh 47 Fifth Flight low Tony Lucia 50, 2 Henry Lanman 52 Rice 33, Dr Al Turbess' 34 Bowling SUGAR BOWL Merchants League Ed Jens won the rolloff 3010 2997 over Orries Barbers BOWLAOROME Metropolitan League Doug Weston 212 540, George Niederer 195 543 Miller's won both halves for the championship. RIVERSIDE Early Birds Leatha Hamm 199 560, Doris Esterbrook 211 543, Marlene Avery 203 510, Marty Campbell 100 496, Jeannette Rulander 170 Janice Acklin 159 473, Barb Whittaker 169 465 The Thrushes beat the Quails in the roll off Sylvama Women Lorraine Schell 160 472, Bev Landers 190 477 The Pilots beat Plastic in the roll off Forge League Maintenance beat the Forge Shop in the roll off by four pins, 2727 2723 MUOjUEAGIIE American League gs National League Baltimore Boston Washington Detroit New York Cleveland Oakland California Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee Chicago East 12 11 12 7 6 West 16 11 10 9 7 Pet. 632 611 571 .474 412 333 667 .524 476 450 444 350 Results Baltimore 3, Oakland 2 Cleveland at California Chicago 5 Washington 4 Minnesota at Boston postponed Other clubs not scheduled Wednesday's Boston 10, Milwaukee 3 Chicago at New York, ppd. Washington 4, Minnesota 3 Detroit 2, Kansas City 1 Oakland 5, Baltimore 4 Cleveland 3, California 2 Games Chicago (Wood 0-1) at Washington (Janeski 1-1), night Minnesota (Perry 3 2) at Boston (Pe ters 2-1).

night Baltimore (Dobson 12) at Kansas City (Hedlund 3 0), night Detroit (Coleman 0-0) at California 2 0), night Cleveland (Hargan 0-3) at Oakland (Blue 5 1), night Milwaukee (Lockwood 1-1) at New York (Kline 2-T), night GB East WL Pet. OB Montreal 9 5 .643 Vj New York 117.611 1 Pittsburgh1110 .524 3 St Louis 12 11.522I'/» 4 Chicago 812.400 4 Philadelphia6 12.3335 Francisco West 175 .773 Los Angeles 1310 .565 4Va Houston 11 11.500 6 5 Atlanta 9 11 .450 7 5 Cincinnati 811 .421 7 San Diego 515 .250 11 Montreal Results 7, Chicago 6 New York 7, St Louis 0 Los Angeles 2, Pittsburgh 1 Cincinnati 4, San Diego 2 Francisco 5, Atlanta 2 (13 innings) Other clubs not scheduled. Wednesday's Results Chicago 3, Montreal 2 Pittsburgh 7, Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 5, Atlanta 3 Cincinnati 6, San Diego 5 Houston 4, Philadelphia 3 New York 9, St. Louis 1 Friday's Games San Francisco (Marichal 3-2) at Cincinnati (Merritt 01), night New York (MeAndrew 0-1) at Houston (Griffin 0-3), night Los Angeles (Singer 2-4) at Atlanta (Nlekro 1-2), night Montreal (Stoneman 2-1) at St. Louis (Cleveland 1-2), night Philadelphia (Short 1-3) at Chicago (Roberts 12) at Pittsburgh (Johnson 1-1), night Warren Times-Mirror and Observer, Friday, April 30,1971 PAGE 7 Wolverines Smash Sparta To Snag Second Victory DUBBED TOP KNIGHTS Defending champion Insurance took the Knights of Columbus League for the second year in succession from the same Nursery.

The Insurancemen standing from left to right are Charles Bonavita, Dennie DiPierro, John Powley, Louie Biacchi, Fr. Mark Roueche. (Photo by Dorrion) Duke Gives Bucoos Royal Bounce With Clutch Hit more Coach Gene Shue said Wednesday night in Milwaukee after the Bucks won 107-99 for their third straight. It sounded familiar. So far, Baltimore has tried 53 more shots from the floor than the Bucks.

But the Bullets are hitting only 37.4 per cent, as compared with a seasonal age of 44.2, and scoring just 90 points a game. Milwaukee, the only team in NBA history to go through a season with a 50 per cent shooting average, is just a shade below that for the series at 48.6. With Lew Alcindor, the intimidating giant, under the boards, Baltimore has been firing a lot from outside. Except for Jack Marin, they had much success. It was Marin who indicated frustration was giving way to something worse as the end nears.

he said. "Humiliation. I like guys beating me and then laughing at me. I saw a lot of smiles out The Bullets, hobbled throughout 17 games of the playoffs, list all-star forward Gus Johnson as doubtful for game No. 4.

He suit up for game. Johnson has appeared only occasionally in the playoffs and trainer Skip Feldman said Gus be getting any more injections for his injured knees. Eriez Tryouts Cancelled Tryouts at Eriez speedway scheduled for Sunday evening have been cancelled due to poor track conditions according to LJoyd Williams of the Stateline- Eriez circuit. been working on the track, and with the weather being bad, things just got out of commented Williams last night. Tryouts for Stateline however are still planned for Saturday night.

Opening date for Stateline racing is May 8. PITTSBURGH (AP) Bob Robertson paints a two-dimensional picture when trying to explain the batting ills of the Pittsburgh Pirates. should worry about our the Pirate first baseman said Thursday night after Los Angeles squeezed out a 2-1 victory. hitting with consistency now but we will down the Then he showed another feeling. sure hope we start hitting.

drive me crazy if we Al Downing held a 1-0 lead and allowed the Pirates only four hits until the eighth when Richie Hebner tied the game on a run-producing single, his third hit of the game. But the Dodgers got it back in the ninth off reliever Dave Giusti, who replaced Luke Walker on the mound for the Pirates. Manny Mota started the inning with an infield single to short and Wes Parker followed with a double. An intentional walk to Willie Davis loaded the bases and Duke Sims banged a single to right for the winnihg run. Pete Mikkelsen replaced Downing in the Pirates eighth with just one out and Hebner on first.

He got Roberto Clemente on a fly and Willie Stargell on an infield out to end the inning. The former Pirate reliever picked up his third victory of the season and has yet to lose. Tuesday night, in the first game of the series, Mikkelsen saved a victory for Sandy Vance when he had a four-run lead. Stargell and Hebner each homered off him although they were harmless. pitched against them differently when I have a four run he said.

challenge Stargell when only one run The Dodgers scored in the first inning off Luke Walker when Bill Russell led off with a double, went to third on an infield out and scored on a grounder by Wes Parker. Downing, who Mikkelsen said is pitching better than any other starter, had two Pirates on base only in the fourth when Robertson was safe on an error and Sanguillen hit the first of his two doubles. But he got Al Oliver on a pop to third base. LOS ANOELES ab bi Russell cf Motarf WParkerlb RAllen If WDaviscf Sudakisc Simsc Garvey3b Lefebvre2b Valentiness 2 0 0 0 Willsss 2 0 0 0 Downing 2 0 0 0 Mikkelsnp 0 0 0 0 4 110 4 12 0 4 0 11 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 11 4 0 10 3 0 10 PITTSBUROM ab bi Cash 2b 3 0 0 0 Hebner 3b 4 0 3 1 Clemente rf 4 0 0 0 Stargell If 4 0 0 0 BRobrtsn lb 4 0 0 0 Sanguillnc 4 0 2 0 AOIivercf Alley ss Walker Pagan ph Clines pr Giusti 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 Total 32 2 7 2 Total 32 1 6 1 100 000 001-2 0 0 0 01 0-1 valentine. Angeles 1, Pittsburgh 2.

Angeles 6, Pittsburgh 6. Sanguillen 2, W.Parker. IP Downing 7 1-3 Mikkelsen 1 2 3 Walker Giusti (L, 1-1) 1 ER BB SO 1112 0 0 0 0 10 17 112 0 5,031. Montreal Stopple Dryden Lands Semi-final Series ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Cool-handed goalie Ken Dryden made ReJean second period tie-breaking goal stand up Thursday night and the Montreal Canadiens marched into the Stanley Cup Hockey finals for the 21st time with a 3-2 victory over the Minnesota North Stars.

A Minnesota goal by Ted Hampson that apparently tied the score at 3-3 was disallowed by the officials as being scored one second after the buzzer sounded. The Canadiens, winning the National Hockey League semifinal series in six games against the persistent North Stars, will meet the winner of the Chicago-New York semifinal series. Houle scored the winning goal at 13:29 of the second period, sliding the puck by prone- Stag Day Scores A field of 26 golfers braved the stormy conditions at Jackson Valley Country Club Wednesday, as the second Stag of the season was held. Winners of the blind bogey tournament were Chuck Rowland, Paul Yagge, Ted Manaikas, and Tom Hurst. Gosest to the pin on number two was Vern Swanson, while Bob Werner was closest to the flag on number 15.

Members of the club are also reminded to make their reservations for the Dinner- Dance to be held Saturday evening. Reservations can be made by calling Ray or Elwyn Ristau at 489-7802. Minnesota goalie Cesare Maniago who played just as brilliantly as his Montreal counterpart, Dryden. Each goalie saved 23 shots through two periods with Montreal winding up with a 37-32 shot advantage. Carlie Burns opened the scoring for North Stars at 9:50 of the first period streaking to the side of the net where he beat Dryden who apparently see the puck as it bounced just inside the goal line.

The Canadiens killed off two straight penalties later in the period and then methodically executed a power play to tie it with four minutes to go as Yvan Cournoyer blasted home J. C. rebound. Montreal forged ahead at 2-1 at 1:07 of the second period as Claude Larose, a former North Star, slapped in a loose puck that Maniago attempted to smother in one corner of the net. Work Bee Scheduled There will be a work bee this Saturday morning at Betts- Jackson Field at 9:00 a.m., according to Boys Baseball League representative Nick Tomassoni.

There is still an urgent need for managers before the season opens. With Craig Anderson and Kevin Weigel leading the way, trackmen zipped to their second dual meet win of the season Thursday, as the Wolverines roared to a win over Sparta High School on the Sheffield track. Anderson figured in the Sheffield win by capturing three first places, winning the high jump with a 510 effort, the pole vault with a 10-6 vault, and the discus with a toss of 119 feet inches. Weigel chipped in with firsts in the long jump and the triple jump. Eighteen feet two inches won the long jump, and a hop, step, and jump of 37 feet two inches accorded him the triple jump.

Brent Jones was also a two-first winner for the Wolverines, grabbing a first place in the 440, and running a leg of first place mile relay team. triple winner for the afternoon was Dave Boythe who notched firsts in the 100-and 220- yard dashes, and ran a leg of 880 relay squad. Other first places for the Wolverines went to Jack Landers in the javelin with a toss of 145-2, Ned Bean in the high hurdles, Rick Gustafson who ran a 5:28.3 mile; Jim Buck in the 880 yard run, and Curt Bowley in the two-mile run. The Sheffield runners swept both the Javelin and the 880 en route to the victory. Other first places for Sparta went to Gary Knowlton in the shot put with a heave of 44 feet inches, and Rex Aikens in the 180-yard low hurdles with a 25.5 clocking.

Sheffield is now 2-1 for the season with its only loss coming from Johnsonburg last Tuesday in a triangular battle. The Wolverines are next in action on Tuesday when they travel to Union City for a triangular meet Trap Loop Opener Brokenstraw sprouted to the top in the Warren County Trap first week of action, led by Gordy Fitzgerald and Jerry Johnson with 24s, who fought off high winds and pelting rain. The Wednesday evening results are as follows: Brokenstraw 117 Fitzgerald 24, Johnson 24, Devore 23, Gustafson 23, Ecker 23. Kalbfus 116 R. Gregersen 24, Bielawski 24, Jackson 23, Font 23, Gayetty 22.

Cornplanter 115 Kiser 24, Hoffman 23, Vandervort 23, Walters 23, Harger 22. Sugar Grove 107 Miller 22, Stewart 22, Johnson 22, Lund 21, Tremblay 20 Echo II Brown 24, Conklin 24, Peterson 24, Hemmis 23, Martin 23 Sheffield 119 Burdick 25, Skip Richard 25, Knopf 24, Richard 23, Ellis 22. Echo Hey 23, Dahle 22, Rea 22, Hammon 21, Riemondo 21. Tidioute 109 Riddle 23, Allis 22, Anderson 22, Downey 21, Ferringer 21. $86,690 Rebel 400 This Sunday DARLINGTON, S.C.

(AP) Donnie Allison, youngest of two speedster brothers from Hueytown drove a mercury at 151.471 miles per hour Wednesday to win the pole position for the 15th running of the Rebel 400 stock car race. Allison, 31, bested 26 other drivers for the top front row spot in the 36-car field as the first 12 starters were decided in initial qualifying runs over the battle-scarred Darlington International Raceway. His speed was about two miles per hour off the lap record of 153.822 mph posted for the tricky mile and three eights oval last spring by Charlie Glotzbach, who was slowest qualifier. The other front row spot for $86,690 classic went to three-time Grand National champion David Pearson, who legged 151.388 mph in a Mercury. Allison, whose 33-year-old brother Bobby qualified seventh in a Dodge, took over the Mercury owned by the Wood brothers of Stuart, Virginia, two weeks ago when A.J.

Foyt went back to the USAC championship circuit. Foyt had driven the car to two major triumphs earlier in the season. Allison qualified the machine on the pole for last 250- mile race at Martinsville, Va. and led 367 laps of the 400 laps before the engine failed. The car now has started on the pole in every event it has entered this season.

Fred Lorenzen, twice a Rebel 400 winner, and the fabled Richard Petty put their Plymouths into the second row, Lorenzen at with the Bears and the Eisenhower Knights. SlwffleMMVi, Sparta Shot Put: 1 Knowlton (SP), 2 John Erik (S), 3-Lewis (S), feet inches Javelin: 1-Jack Landers (S). 2 Jim Crossiey (S), Cowan (S), feet 2 inches 120 high hurdles: 1 Ned Bean (S), 2 Larry Champion (S), 3-(tle) Jim Crossiey (S) and Aikens (SP), 100 yard dash: 1 Boythe (SP), 2 Stockton (SP), 3 Jeff Mull (S), Two Mile relay: forfeit to Sheffield Mile run: 1 Rich Gustafson (S), 2 Graves (SP), 3 Shaw (SP), T-5 28 3 MO relay: 1 Sparta (Stockton, Patterson, Allen, Boythe), 440 yard run: 1 Brent Jones (S), 2 Stockton (SP), 3 Moldovan (S), Pole vault: 1 Craig Anderson (S), 2 Daryl Whit ton (S), 3 Rogers (SP), feet inches Triple jump 1 Kevin Weigel (S), 2 Jim Crossiey (S), 3 Stockton (SP), D-37 feel 2 inches Long Jump 1 Kevin Weigel (S), 2 Jack Landers (S), 3 Linden (SP), feet 2 inches low hurdles 1 Aikens (SP), 2 Champion (S), 3 Esh (SP), T-25 5 yard run: 1 Jim Buck (S), 2 Jim Campbell (S), 3 Rich Gustafson (S), 2 25 0 220-1 Boythe (SP), 2 Allen (SP), 3 Jeff Mull (S), T-25 7 Two mile run 1 Curt Bowley (S). 2 Thomas (SP), 3 Caldwell (SP), 0 Mile relay: 1 Sheffield (Jones, Moldovan, Cowan, Steffan), 001 High Jump 1 Craig Anderson (S), 2 Linden (SP), 3 Stockton (SP), H-5 feet 10 inches Discus 1 Craig Anderson (S), 2 Linden (SP), 3 Jim Erik (S), feet I' In ches Weatherman Gives Invitational Odds the day when approximately 18 Gass A and schools will converge on Youngsville for the Invitational Track Meet. Hie events will begin at 9:30 a.m., with the trials and semi-finals of the 120-yard high hurdles, and the Pole Vault.

Oil City, the defending champion, will be out to retain the title, as will last class host Youngsville Eagles. The Erie Weather Bureau predicts a 30 per cent chance of rain on Saturday for the vicinity. From some of the competitors times and distances earlier there is a good chance that several of the Invitational records may be broken One place that a record may be shattered is in the 120- yard high hurdles. Tlie record is 15.1 held by Harvey of Oil City, set in 1965. Mike best time of the season thus far is a 15-flat.

Bradford Jack Craven and Knott, from early season indications, both have a shot at the 100-yard dash record of 10.1. Craven has been clocked in 9.8. while Knott broke the tape in 10-flat. Tim Gay will be after the mile record of 4:26.1. TTie WAHS best time of the season was a 4:28.

Again. Knott has a crack at the 220-record of 22.45. The Owl springers best this season is a 21.5. Paul Yucha of Youngsville, Fred Anderson, of Kane, along with Rick Freeburg have all jumped in excess of 21 feet in the long jump this year, and all have a chance at record of Yucha has soared to 43 feet in the triple jump this season. and if he can duplicate that feat, the meet record in that event will also be his.

The current record held by Hassen of McDowell is 42 feet 10 inches. John Clark set the javelin record of 201 feet last year at the Invitational, however the Rockets will not compete in Youngsville, choosing to run in the Edinboro tournament instead. Youngsville Sports Boosters. American Legion officials, and the student-assisted Red Berets, along with visiting team officials have been coordinated to assure very little, if any, complexities in the activities. The public will be admitted to the meet for a SOcent donation.

The festivities will end with presentation of awards at approximately 4:30 p.m. TIME SCHEDULE Morning events: 9:30 a.m.—120 yard high hurdles, trials and finals; 10 a 100 yard dash trials, 10:30 a.m.—180 yard low hurdles, trials and semi finals, 11 a yard dash trials: 11:30 a.m.—Two Mile relay; mile run. Afternoon Events: 1.30 p.m.—120 high hurdles finals; yard dash finals; run; relay; 2 yard run; 3 low hurdles; yard run, yard dash finals; relay Field events: 9:30 a.m.—Pole Vault; 10:00 a.m.—Shot Put, 10 30 a Triple Jump, 11 1:30 p.m.—High Jump; 2:00 p.m.—Javelin, 3 00 p.m.—Long Jump; 4:30 p.m.—Presentation of awards. YOUNOSVILLt INVITATIONAL Meet Records 120 high Oil City, 15.1; 100 yard Oil City, 10 mile Harbor Creek, 4:26.1, 880 relay-North East, 1:34.05, Titusville, 51.3, 180 low Harbor Creek, 19.45 St Marys, 22 45; 880-Weaver, Oil City, 1 58.2; mile relay- Harbor Creek, 3 23.8, shot Corry, 58 7, North East, 165-6, Titusville, 201, pole Bradford, 13 3 high Harbor Creek, 6 4 Vj; long Yucha, Youngsville, triple McDowell, 42 10; two mile Oil City, 9 52.0, two mile relay, Oil City, 8:18.5 Giants Go Extras To Waylay Braves 151.016 mph and Petty at 150.832. It was on this same track and in this same race last spring that the 33-year-old Petty took the worst spill of his career.

Rangers Hang On NEW YORK (AP) The New York Rangers and Chicago Black Hawks were tied 2-2 and battled into overtime Thursday night in the sixth game of their National Hockey League Stanley Cup semifinal series. Jean goal early in the third period tied it for the Rangers, who trailed the Hawks 3-2 in the best-of-seven series. ATLANTA (AP) Ken Henderson, hitless in 11 times at-bat in the series, knocked in the go- ahead run with a two-out single in the 12th inning as San Francisco scored three times and beat Atlanta 5-2 Thursday night. hit chased home Willie Mays, who had singled and advanced to second on a walk to Dick Dietz. Tito Fuentes and Hal Lanier then followed with run-scoring singles.

The Giants gained a 2-2 tie in the sixth when Chris Speier singled to left and later scored on Dietz single. Orlando Cepeda drove home both Braves runs with doubles. His first bounced over the fence in the right field corner and scored Felix Millan, who led off the first with a single to left. Hank Aaron walked in the fifth and scored from first when Cepeda doubled to right center. San first run came in the third on consecutive singles by Ron Byrant, Bobby Bonds and Speier, with the run scoring on Bonds' hit to center.

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Cupit and Graham, neither of whom has won in four years, held a one-stroke lead over Puerto Rican Chi Chi Rodriguez, J.C. Snead and hard-hitting Larry Ziegler, tied at 66. About a half dozen more including dangerous Davey Hill, were at 67, as the par 72 Lakewood Country Club course offered little challenge to the touring pros. The others included Rod Funseth, Gordon Jones, veteran Johnny Pott, Lee Elder, club pro Alex Sutton, Gene Littler and Jack Lewis. Steve Reid also had a 67, but was disqualified when he inadvertently failed to sign his scorecard.

Ken Ellsworth recorded a hole in one, holing a five iron shot on the fourth hole, en route to a 68. Of the leaders, only Pace and Elder played in the afternoon as a steady wind kicked up on the course that features huge, moss-hung cypress trees among the hazards. A very light sprinkle fell in the late afternoon, but a factor. Cupit, an 11-year veteran of the pro tour who has won four titles, has been in a protracted slump for over three years. He won just over $6,000 last season and was not a factor in any event.

really know what it the Texan said. just birdied the first two holes and that seemed to get me He cut six strokes off par on the front side, then cooled off. Cupit knocked in putts of 15 and 14 feet on the first two holes, then ran off a string of three in a row starting on the fifth. Cupit holed a 15 footer there, then hit irons within four feet on the next two, and then birdied the ninth to go six under. Graham, a drawling native of Nashville, scored his only tour triumph in the Minnesota Classic in 1967, then came out of a slump with a solid formance last season.

could have been a lot he said of his round. had it eight under, then threeputted the 17th for a bogey and missed from nine feet on the He flashed out to a quick start with birds on the first four holes, hitting irons inside of three feet on the first two. NOW OPEN Dairy Queen North Warren.