Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 55

12-D THE A I REPORTER-NEWS Abilene. Tfxav. Sunda i i August 1, 1S71 Smith Looks To Greenbell I STEPHENVJLLE Taileton' Slate College athletic director' and head football coach Loyd Taylor and assistant Jerry Kl- ledfie will have an opportunity to look at six of their freshmen signers in the Greenbelt Bowl at Childress Aug. 14. I I Taylnr, who will be returning to Cnildrcss for the second con-; seculive year, and Klledge will the Kasl squad which In-.

'eludes James Daniels, j-Smilh, Ricky Fnx, Lewis Petti- 1 he Dy Wildcats show that fircg Ancell, and Jack mllst are hard Iabor work Dorset I. Wildcats Dig Summer Labor Astros Hold Big Stand By JAMES NORMAN Everybody hears talk of the glamor jobs obtained by college athletes during the summer months. Fact is there's not a whole lot of them that really exist, at least not for Abilene Christian College athletes. A check of summer jobs KANSAS CITY MENTOR HOB LEMON man of few motions, hut mind is on the ball i Daniels, G-3. 190, is a Super a i a from Me- IGrcgnr; Smith.

6-0, 205, is All-Districl gnrrd from East-! land; Fox, 6-0, 175, is an All-District quarterback from Kaufman; Pe 11 i 6-1, 215, claimed All-District honors on 1 both offense and defense his nior and senior years as al a a 6-0, 190, was an All-State! back for state' iGass AA co-champion Iowa Park; and 6-. 1 200. line- was named lo the All-' District team as a senior at Chiklress. i i Four of Coach Taylor's TSCJ Gary Slasey, Ste-j phenville; Gerald Rrazzl'e, burne; Willie Stafford, Olney; and Yogi Gore, Holliday were 'members of the East squad that 1 won the All-Star game last year' 19-14. I James Cameron, of Howard Payne College, will coach the! West squad in this year's classic, with the players scheduled i report Aug.

7 for training. that serves to promote top physical condition for the sports year ahead. PAR SONG master at karate Two Titles Challenged Lemon May Move Slower, But Actions Remain Big Waterfowl Is Abundant It will be Western night at the matches at Taylor! I County Coliseum Monday Two championships go on the line with the first main event i being the Western States i ipionship featuring WOS6 But some athletes have managed to land more exciting, a positions than others. Take for instance football fullback Wolfgang Halbig, who is a lifeguard and swimming instructor for the Officers Club at Dyess Air Force Base. Or track sprinter Bob Woodroof.

who is traveling throughout the country as a student recruiter for ACC. Here's a sprinkling of summer jobs held by ACC athletes: Lineman Al Barnes--oil field work in his hometown of Big Lake. Triple threat trackman Roger Colglazier A triple threat job as well. He's attending summer school and working part-time for the City of Abilene and part- time for Grocery. Defensive back Jan Brown of Brownwood Highway construction near Dallas.

Basketball tall man Kent Martens United Oil and Grease in the mornings. pool director at Clyde Country Club in the evenings. Center Sonny Kennedy -Climbing poles i Arkansas Power and Light in hometown of Lake Village. Defensive lineman Jacky Yarbrough Allied Fence in Abilene. Tight end Stan Williams -Delivery man for lumber company in Maybank, near Dallas.

Defensive back HOUSTON The Houston Astros start a short, but important seven-game homestand Monday Mendl Construction work night against Leo Durocher's on Dallas Cowboy's new home. Texas Stadium, in Eddy Funk against challenger Net Wins I WASHINGTON (AP) Pak Song, the Korean assassin. Bountiful populations of breed-' The second main event will be! HILVERSUM, The Nether- ing ducks and plentiful water for tne Western States Tagteanvlands (AP) Gerald supplies in the North American championship with Lorenzo Britain and floss Case of! KANSAS CITY (AP) Mild-ipili'hers of his time with I he more games seven times and prairie re gj on nave combined ent antl Bobby Hart, managed'Australia advanced Saturday mannered Bob Lemon sils Indians, is now 50 compiled a won-loss record rn uc abundant numbers Yellow Bell Bucfc Robley.lthe men's singles final in the 1 the dugout of the prnh lhlv milike any other' 207 128 of waterfowl for the coming ultin their title ag aain st Open Tennis Champion- Kansas City Royals, his maior league miinager "Lopez always handled his.hunting season a congressional Hrestlin and the Lawman shi I dead serious, his body rarely doosn'l possess the temper Payers like I'd want lo be han- subcommittee was told Friday i Opening action features Salva-; Battrick beat Ian Fletcher of! twitching a muscle, his eyes of a Leo Dunicl he fnr dleil," says Lemon. "He Nathaniel P. Reed, ass an Vdor Dominguez and Don Australia 6-3, 6-3, 6-3, and Case preoccupied with Ihe baseball HH vmansliip of a a Houk treated men like men.

He made secretary of the Interior said Fnr reservations telephone 672-i eliminated Jun Kamiwazumi ofi diamond, his thoughts confined h( Illood ncss a Ted Wil- Ihcm feel relaxed. a hunting season ap 7737 or 677-3538. 'Japan 5-7, 3-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. I strictly to himself. liams, Ihe sharp tongue of a "That's the only way to playipears to be "another fine year! His feet are cocked on me: Martin or the scholarly this game by relaxed.

for ducks and hunters." i steps; his chin resls his qua i uics of a a ltcr Alston. You can't be worried about William K. du Pont, vice! hand; his elbow Is fixed on cljstjnct ft manager getting on you. All I he! president of Ducks pedestal containing a clipboard. Ho has )lis a lime I was al Cleveland, I "On the basis of high 1 na next to his players gft mad only twice.

He breeding populations, favorable bmd cmrnts" Royals find themselves ti ailing a pa(j(iiR js nf )e to date, a fall flight with the Royals about htf tlirives on it. that of 1970 is you get pretty much the Even during his comparatively wc '6d." short tenure as the Royals' 1 A spokesman for the Interior is honest. Too darned manager, he has already be- Department to the House Wild- He never second, 1 01 TM wel1 aware of the long and Fisheries subcom- He's patient. He's range dividends patience can Irving. Soph eager Bobby Hilton Swimming instructor for ACC.

Weightman Bruce Hogan Construction work in Abilene. Tailback Don Harr -Construction work at Reese AFB in Lubbock. Basketball wingman Matt Scott City of Abilene Water Department. Distance runner Rod Boston Youth director for church in California. Center Jim Rosier A veterinarian's helper in Austin.

Fullback Jim Lee Williams i a construction in Mesquite. Soph eager Dwayne Day- Messenger boy for law firm in Houston. Basketball wingman Roy Fitts Driving fuel truck for dad in Nocona. Flanker Robert Cain -Summer route with Frito Lay Company in hometown of Alvin. Offensive guard Bob Crockett of Stamford -Construction work in Dallas.

Miler Paul Chandler -Attending summer school. Pointman Tommy Thompson Working as painter with dad in Fort Worth. Wingman Roger Crozier -Working as youth director at church camp. Soph eager Darrell Hearne Working for tire store in Mineral Wells. Basketball manager Bill Thrailkill Mobile home salesman in Corpus Christi.

Chicago Cubs. Game time will be 7:30. Then, the Astros will take on the Cubs Tuesday afternoon be- jinning at the unusual time of 5 p.m. The Los Angeles Dodgers come in for single games Wednesday and Thursday at 7:30, and then the San Diego Padres will come in for games at 7:30 Friday and Saturday nights and wind up the home- stand at 2 p.m. Sunday.

Leo's Cubs, who haven't been in rhe Astrodome since the first week of the '71 season, will be playing their last two games of the season under glass. And, chances are, manager Durocher will be glad to get it over with for another year. The Tuesday game starts at 5 p.m. because the Cubs will be playing a doubleheader the next day in San Diego, and there is policy now of not starting a game after 6 p.m. on days before a doubleheader for any team.

From time to time, Leo has had a few harsh words for the Astrodome Scoreboard, Astroturf and artificial weather. And, his Cubs lost three of their first four games in the Astrodome this year. ASTROS' HOME SCHEDULE 2-3 4-4 6-S 23-25 2729 30-31 1-2 13-14 15-14 17-19 21-23 Angeles San Diego St. Louis Pittsburgh Angeles Angeles San Diw Atlanta Cincinnati San Francisco. a AVERAGES wi'i thp manager remain.

io 6 ss SfledTw honest. Mlently sifting ideas! his 'Shay Nicholsl crowds dis- mitiinn 1 to West. Lemon, deaf to the appointment. Union admits he has mod-! "I keep players in a slump in This is the man who became eled his methods after a game," says Lemon. "They manager of the Royals little i a i o( the methods of ol.herican'1 come out of it sitting on; more than a year ago and has'managers, primarily Al 1 hpll( 'f lnw a la 5' i akr, mn molded them'into a team that whom he describes as "always 11 lll(1 potential, 1 know he's TM' "ow' impiovea popu- has a healthy grip on secondly favorite." was come out of it sooner and the special early, place In the American League manager at Cleveland during 'Or taler.

I can wait. bonus is expected to be con in of Lemon's pitching a- 1 remember how much I TMi" of the great freer, one in which he won 20 they had with me when I ue this fall a spokesman 8 was a player. Patience is some: Canvasbacks and redheads! thing that comes easy with me. cnnllnue to be llmlted sup- iKure, I feel things when some- P'5 1 department biologists boots a ball but 1 always Wllh severa hunting restrictions 1 kuow he didn't do it on pur- expected to continue through! pose. tne autumn and winter.

"When a pitcher walks two or Gn populations, players in an inning, 1 alol 'he Pacific Coast, are feel it. Things are going to hap- a excellent. Poor ippn in baseball. It's the human weather in Alaska is 'element. 1 feel everything that reduce the number of young! goes wrong but 1 keep it all migrating south down the; VESTAL, N.Y.

(API New York Yankees left-bottled up inside. Pacific Flyway, biologists add tion Little League and Babe'hander Whitey Ford, who told "I remember that everything RuUi League pitchers: For my pitchers do I've done my-1 ery curve ball you don't throw! -j had Iwo boys in Little I walked men, lol.s of now you'll have two extra ball and both wanted to them, and I hit batters. I balls left in your arm later. pitch at one time or another. 1 booted balls 1 should have got-' That is the word being spread insisted a they play other po- fame up to the plate i by local high school coach Lou sitions instead.

Now 'my young- a chance to get us some Gennett in a one-man campaign er boy is 17 and lias decided he ancl 'ailed, to ban the curve ball. He wants to pilch this rvp TM en lnol take tnls claims medical and statistical and I've given him the green a11 lnto consideration, evidence supports his con-light. l-emon can be Curve Ball Ban 'Breaking' Out THE HANDICAPPED brackets in drag racing are made up of cars from various classes. After a team has won over all of the other cars in their class they are allowed to run in the eliminator bracket against other class winners. Because these brackets are made up of unequally matched machines they are run by handicaping the car that has the fastest national record.

Golf, bowling and other sports use a handicap system to make an even match out of competition between players of unequal power or strength. In drag racing the handicap system works on the same principle as it does in other sports. Both Have Eliminators Complete through gimes nf Friday AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM BATTING Chicago Minnesota Baltimore Boston Oakland Kansas City Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Calilornia Milwaukee AB HR RBI PCI NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburqh 3482 397 897 363 Louis 3443 41 892 77 391 .2581 Chicago 3420 480 873 .255 Los Angeles 3413 444 859 106 415 .252 3516 450 884 105 416 .251 Atlanta New York 3342 389 838 57 367 .251 San Francisco 3505 434 877 1W 40! Houston 3547 426 884 65 397 .249 i Montreal 3470345 814 61 321 .2351 Cincinnati 3377337 791 S5 311 .2341 Philadelphia 3646 3J7 851 67 342 San Diego 337 743 65320 .227 INDIVIDUAL BATTING 1250 or men bitsl Torre SIL Both NHRA and AHRA offer eliminator brackets. NHRA divides their cars into two groups, Stock Eliminator Super Stock Kliminator. AHRA Hie word.

tention that it could lead to per- am nnt a anv manent elbow damage. 'boys pitching in Little League While there probably are and certainly not in favor of al- many major league hitters who lowing (hem to throw Ihe curve would like Uie curve banned in ball due to underdeveloped Ihe interests of higher balling throwing arms." nh TM he is not a In Permits SANTA FE jj ne called Top Slock. In either case the idea is for a drag racer to win bis class and then to win over all other class winners for the title and the money. Stock cars are classified by NHRA according to advertised horsepower, to shipping i a a i i type, If a player does wrong," "I tell him so. I averages, Gennett has found js arl ls fi and lm(1( the leaders of organized youth baseball reluctant to ban the ca Pgnry a nm ern w(lo mcdit al curve in the interests of saving giving statistical evidence that young arms.

throwing the curve ball can I'm gouig to keep al il, suit in damage lo the elbow gathering more research and and-or shoulder. .,,,,1 then TM partment of Game and Fish hasj automatic or manual. The deer permits available for two, four-day early deer seasons! in the southeast part of the slate: and very few hunters are! showing interest in Ihe seasons. With Ihe Aug. 6 application deadline for the two seasons 1 kee o( drawing near, Bob Stewart, As- take him off sistnl1 rhk nf .,,,,1 then take him off 1 lnal 1 for the Department, said an re- Tint's' just mv wiv of dealing onl a a 1 of hunters had' just my people.

applied for for Ihe "Whatever comes, I deal with hunts. The hunts were set up AHRA classification guide is based on shipping weight divided by actual cubic inches; carburaiion, and transmission type. In mosl cast's all of the cars that make up a certain class have fairly equal potential when built to fit the class. All classes are run heads up for the class title. A car running in NHRA's F-Stock wouldn't be expect- more evidence," says Gennetl.

HS nnp whj( a j' ha a because of an over population of ed as fas as a car I've got 10 set them to change G( came jn a i nevpr l1if deer, that are doing running in NHRA's A-Slock the rules Even one curve ball lpa7 jnp wnilc awililins hpra OVPn as plilvpr pilch could cause temporary or jn a dnclnr nffj(T hjs wh( not even crops on private lands, in the permanent i to the el- sl ajnpd 44 vf gamo, and I did two or three ''''cnsi-s arc expected lo have a bmv i arm, a lit a fire under times. Usually when 1 didn't Rood chance of a i a With a in mind. C.ennett 1h(1 nnR sr for the a i on the ball. 1 dw ller of lhe ar(as ciUTfntly is tryinp to enlist for- Philadelphia myself a lot of emb'ar- The seasons are so when they run against each other for the over all Slock Kliminator litle the A-Stocker would be working aganst a handicap. This handicap is based on the mer major league pitchers in PrmPll believes that from Ihe rassment'by getting kicked out area west of Koswell and in the difference between the two his cause and is trying lo get moment he picked up the of the game." Maylull area, a of.

car's national records. For major league clubs interested magazine article he was des- Lemon's managerial philoso- Cloudcrolt. Dates are Sept. 11-12 instance the A-Stock record in overthrowing the rules 'Jiat np( champion the cause pliy is stiown by his attitude to- and on both areas; Keen-; plate no limitations on young- that has brought him up w.ird curfew. scs aro nn(1 for a fmlr (1a in slcrs snapping off curves.

against the Little league and "Ue have a curfew," he ex- the particular area for which r.ennelt believes a Babc i establishment. plains. "If they violate It and they aro issued. Hag limit will arms should be protected'from "The good Lord may have can't do their job, they're not be one deer of either sex. Hunt- throwing lhe curve ball and chosen lo give me an arm in- Imrting me.

They're hurting ors who are interested should a vounc pitchers should be jury a sent me to a former themselves. I try to impress on apply for licenses on forms hmiled to pitching three in- student of mine," said Cennetl, Ihcm how lucky llicy are In be available from any Department mtiRS or a specified number of a former baseball star at St. hero and Dial it lakes work lo office or from license vendors. Ditches rather than the six in- Bonavenlure University. "Ilo stay here.

I show them how aw- Deadline p.m., AIIR. in ihe mnfis now allowed. sen! me to a therapist in whose i it is for i Inlenl lo Santa lloswell, Las (ruces The first major Ifapuer lo a i i room I read the pel lo the major and or Raton office of the Depart- join Gennett's crusade is (or- tide." men waste it." i is 11.17 while the F-Stock record is 12.05. The difference in the records is .88 of a second. Therefore.

Christmas Tree counts down for the start of this race the F-Stocker will be allowed lo leave .88 of a second before Ihe A-Stocker, In theory and practice this all seems to work out Ihp same. If both cars are running right on their record the race should be a dead heat with the more consistent driver with the car closest to the record being the victor. That seems simple enough doesn't it? Ah, but there is a catch in the handicap brackets. If a car runs faster than his record he looses. Why? Because the handcap is set as a direct result of the national record which is supposed to be the quickest any car in that class has ever gone.

In theory, if a driver can set the record lower he should attend a meet where national records are being taken and set the record down. In practice most drivers would rather be able to run a little quicker and try not lo run out than have to strain every ounce of horse power from their motor to be competitive. This is just one of those things that the handicapped racer has to contend with. All in all this system works exceptionally well. Both sanctions utilize a highly sophisticated set of national record.

These records must be set at specific meets throughout the country when officials are using accurate timing equipment. The records have lo be set and backed up within a specific amount of time. Then the car has lo be checked for legality before certification can be made even if this measure calls for complete motor disassembly as is Ihe case wilh the more restricted groups. NEXT WKEK: A look al the modified cars running in NHRA'S i i Eliminator and AHRA's Hot Rod and Street Eliminator. Oliva Min Murcer NY Rojas KC Oils KC Rettenmund Bal Reichardt Chi F.Howard Was Kaline Det Tovar Min Mincher F.Robinson Bal Buford Bal D.May Mil R.Smith Bsn Northrup Det C.May Chi B.Robinson Bal Melton Chi Cardenas Min White NY M.Stanley Det Cash Det Freehan Del Unser Was W.

Norton Det Carew Min i Nettles Cle D.Johnson Bal SConigliaro Bsn Uhlaender Cle Pinella KC Belanger Bal Patek KC Bando Oak Munson NY F.Alou NY Fosse Cle Scott Bsn McMuMen Cal Leon Cle Schsal KC Caetr NY Alomar Cal Epstein Oak YastrzemslO Bsn Rudl Oak R.Jackson Oak Holt Min Pinson Cle Killebrcw Min Mitterwald Min Campaneris Oak Harper Mil D.Green Oak petrocelll Bsn Duncan Oak Michael NY Blair Bal Griffin Bsn A.Rodriguez Det R.Oliver KC Socnccr Cal Clarke NY Harrah Was J.Powell Bal Kirkpatrick KC T.conialiaro Cal Aoaricio Bsn Det McAuliffe Del Cullcn Was 316 53113 56 Psh 6 5 1 2 2 19 64 .333 Brock SIL 353 4 8 1 1 1 6 52 .314, sanguillen Pgh 376 5 8 1 1 8 15 56 M.Alou StL 290 52 89 8 43 .3071 ah 326 37100 13 44 Davis LA 370 41 113 18 53.305[pepito Chi 269 47 81 9 31 .301 Jones NY 411 61 123 J.Alou Htn 276 23 82 7 28 .297 H.Aaron Atl 295 S3 17 18 64 .295 Millan All 315 77 92 14 43 .292 313 48 91 I 37 .291 Bonds SF Stargell Pgh 398 61 115 Jl 55 .289 B.Williams Chi 298 53 86 10 48 .289 Rose Cin 377 43108 3 46 .2861 Simmons SIL 392 47 112 13 65 st au Mtl 360 48 102 35 .283 '364 39 103 12 52 .283 327 55 92 14 .281 257 24 72 2 17 .280 282 44 79 J3 5B .280 Mays ar 329 32 92 13 42 .280 LA TM Agee NY 356 44 14 48 .278 370 51 102 1 33 .276 381 54 105 IB 14 .276 320 40 88 11 43 .275 270 36 74 8 25 .274 260 20 71 265 25 71 336 47 90 378 53 101 2 31 .268 0 31 .268 5 28 .267 Hunt Mtl McCarver Phi W.Parker LA Lum All A.Oliver Pgh Santo Chi Kessinger Chi Fuenles SF Kraneoool NY 368 53 98 16 S2 .266 48 78 6 31 .2661 Cin 325 35 88 4 43 .2651 Colbert SD 295 33 78 4 32 SF 374 51 .98 16 47.262 Henderson SF O.Brown SD 394 43 103 15 49 .261 296 28 77 350 56 91 3 26 .260 6 36 .260 331 29 86 2 35 .260 452 S3 117 2 31 .259 298 39 77 15 46 .258 349 54 90 13 58 .258 355 45 91 10 45 .256 355 53 91 17 43 .256 258 25 66 1 18 .256 Harrelson NY B. Robertson Pgh Fairly Will Montanez Phi Helms cin Cedeno Htn Lefebvre LA 345 37 88 6 19 .255 Cin 318 3S 111 12 70.2S5! Chi 276 25 69 11 28 Morgan Htn i 30 I'll D.Johnson Phi 392 44 97 9 39 .247 Gallagher SF 328 39 81 10 9 358 SO 88 20 70 .246 Soeier SF enke 299 21 73 361 47 88 266 27 64 368 38 87 10 26 .236 254 25 60 4 19 .236 361 41 85 13 38 .235 2 27 .244 7 32 .244 1 12 .241 403 52 94 260 29 60 1 14 .231 265 37 60 14 55 .226 277 34 62 266 23 59 329 42 71 334 26 71 Bowa Phi E.Williams All Bench Cin Bateman Mtl Aspromonte NY Foster Cin Mehger Htn Freed Phi Wynn Hln .224 4 IS .222 3 28 .216 .1 B.Miller SD 312 10 59 12 35 .189 NY 287 29 54 1 ,7 Htn PITCHING ID.Rcberls SD (10 or more decisions) Seaver NY IP B3 SOW ERA Culver Htn 216131 6 3 2 1 7 1 9 4 1.50 Ellis Poll 187159 3 4 1 0 7 1 2 7 1.97: Jenkins Chi 85 73 77 50 5 6 21.0J Dicrker Htn 86 57 39 65 9 4 2.18|Downino LA 15B 135 60 98 9 1 2 7.51 J.Johnson SF 72 64 33 59 8 2 2.63 i Ryan NY 129 94 48106 6 6 2.71iGullell Cin 188156 4 4 1 7 6 1 4 4 2.781 Marichal SF 70 55 31 29 8 5 2.10 Blass Pgh 66 43 32 68 5 5 2.84 Fryman Phi 175172 53132 9 9 2.87| P.NIckro All 181 145 51 117 9 1 1 2.8S;Sutlon LA 108 91 46 60 5 8 2.911 Reed All 177149 7 4 1 1 8 1 6 2.94lKoosman NY 164 15S 47 93 9 1 0 2.96! D.Wilson Hln 190168 S6 9 4 1 0 9 2.981 Forsch Hti 173 51 94 14 6 3 01 164 111 115 148 10 10 3.01 Blus Oak Wood Chi Snnrlers Mil E.Fisher Cal Parsnns Mil Lee Bsn R.May Cal Dobson 8al Scherman Det York KC Bradley Chi Pattin Mil Lamb Cle Palmer Bal John Chi Stottlemyre NY Sir-bert Bsn McDowell Cle I Odom Oak McNally Bal KC Lockwood Mil Dobson Oak Lolich Det Kline NY iHMIund KC D-llCanton KC Blyleven B.Johnson Chi Cuellar Bal Culp Bsn Seoul Oak KMt Min Chance Det Wriqht Cfll F.Peterson NY Cal "176 ISO "7111310111 3.47!Gfirn5ley"c!in Gentry NY B.Johnson Pah Wise Phi 83 75 42 39 7 3.02 151133 35 6 4 1 3 4 3.MiSlonoman Mil 118154 24 7 2 1 6 3.03iKirby SO 137 122 63 71 6 7 3 0 7 Chi 99 91 4(1 51 9 1 3.07; OSIPPn LA 240218 63191 in 7 3.08 Bryant SF 151 136 24 51 8 9 3.09iArlin SD 130118 46 44 8 6 3.10 Gibson StL Kraussp Mil i Hunter Oak 'Coleman Del Bahnsfh NY Keklch NY Hnrlen Chi J.Berry Min nnsman Was A.Foster Cle Cain Opt Dunning Cle T.Murphy Cal IWcLaln Was Peters Bsn iMcPsnlcl NY Hargan Cla 129127 36 55 8 4 319 MdlJJ 7 1 2 130114 69 97 6 6 3.25 183162 53 7213 4 3.28 1JO154 5 4 1 1 2 1 2 8 3.13 94 77 4(1 51 4 4 3.35 143175 81 8 8 3.3* 8 0 8 8 4 8 6 7 4 6 3 3 8 170 149 51 80 9 10 3.39 174183 33 94 9 7 3.41 92 91 43 7 7 3.42 11011! 45 56 311 3.50 161149 6 7 1 1 9 1 2 1 0 3.59 163144 55 125 11 3,70 9 3.77 91 91 47 57 5 5 93 70 54 6 8 .1,87 mi7.1 67 SOU 11 .1.89 147153 76 9 1 1 .1.90 111 106 42 65 510 393 71 5.1 4ft 60 5 6 4 04 121 11.1 7010) 7 4.IS Nolan Cin Perry SF Mocse Pgh Prlddy Al Billingham Hli Renko Mtl Upshaw All 3706 526 1038 109 495 .280 3430 479 1002 65 446 .274 3490 425 931 410 .24) 3625 447 9M 43 427 .267 3733 437 959 400 .257 34B5 375 894 64 34t .257 3635 463 918 84 427 .253 3574 403 862 41 373 .247 3507 381 842 58 M7 .240 3616 372 862 94 347 .231 3402 377 832 87 352 .231 3527 330 811 72 311 .230 INDIVIDUAL 8ATTINO AB HR RBI Pet. 404 62148 17 84 .65 393 64 139 1 428 71 144 7 34 .334 360 59 121 10 $1 .336 420 82 140 5 35 .333 357 41 117 4 55 .328 396 54 129 3 43 .326 287 57 94 2 19 .325 423 61 137 4 49 .324 295 38 95 14 52 .322 325 38 103 10 44 .317 286 23 90 1 32 321 61 101 .315 409 52 128 1 33 .313 400 75 125 43 .313 343 67 106 34 93 .309 394 59 122 18 64 .308 410 48 125 9 24 .305 294 35 89 3 53 384 40 114 9 48 .277 XO 38 88 5 39 .293 304 34 89 14 41.293 359 54 104 16 62 .290 274 24 2 24 .288 292 57 84 15 45 .288 403 44 115 1 28 .285 300 37 85 11 35 .283 332 54 94 3 24 .283 295 32 83 I 35 .281 384 50 108 4 44 .281 260 35 73 8 31 .281 334 36 94 4 33 .280 363 54 101 16 64 .278 407 61 113 2 30 .278 415 34 115 1 34 .277 271 40 75 9 37 .277 250 31 69 14 44 .274 352 52 97 27 64 .276 362 99 20 55 .273 310 38 84 10 48 .271 307 47 83 11 49 .270 339 30 91 7 34 .248 355 39 95 0 21 .248 281 30 75 2 24 .267 375 43 100 2 15 .267 320 48 85 21 50 .266 279 37 74 9 42 .265 393 53 104 21 73 .265 373 28 98 2 37 .263 378 58 7 52 272 30 71 10 52 .261 407 48 104 IS 58 .240 269 35 70 16 48 .260 377 56 98 7 38 .260 386 54 100 24 44 .259 242 28 67 33 2 .256 360 39 92 7 43 .256 411 54 104 4 29 .253 340 47 I 35 .753 425 49 106 0 21 .249 303 34 74 17 52 .244 375 57 91 20 42 .243 344 21 83 7 42 .240 274 17 66 5 27 .239 294 34 70 29 .238 402 50 90 0 18 .224 277 17 61 3 24 .220 286 30 63 4 37 .250 PITCHING (10 or more decisions) IP 88 A 66 62 25 35 7 3 1.91 7(1 47 27 43 7 3 2.06 47 45 15 28 8 2 2.15 111 153 43 89 8 1 1 2.15 172144 3317311 7 2.25 61 52 27 41 4 4 2.41 159 132 38 94 15 4 2.54 210186 2317817 8 2.65 152 145 33 8612 5 2.64 171 158 44 84 12 6 2.73 69 56 32 4611 4 2.74 114 86 79106 8 8 2.75 136 129 47 6411 3 2.78 176 157 39 88 10 7 2.9(1 157153 43 9211 4 2.92 91 71 31 65 7 4 2.95 179 169 4 9 1 1 3 1 1 8 2.96 173159 401151010 2.97 160140 37 8611 7 2.9» 103 97 34 17 4 7 3.05 148137 51 113 8 7 3.11 101 92 35 73 5 3.12 14.1120 66 103 9 8 3.2ft 114102 38 71 6 7 3.23 171 166 44 90 9 9 3.25 190118 8916712 9 3.24 156 137 66 133 7 3.28 166166 32 82 9 1 2 3.31 187187 47 7911 7 3.31 133 129 44 74 7 7 3.37 149141 70104 5 1 3 3.37 154135 48102 9 9 3.39 166144 46104 812 3.46 174 177 44 Ml 10 I 3.44 109 98 24 61 4 7 3.47 105117 28 52 7 4 3.50 53 56 32 31 4 3.5? 110104 37 5 7 3.59 57 49 24 37 8 3 .1.61 114111 36 42 4 9 3.63 116141 40 74 3.64 175150 95 911 44 73 21 a 9 5 3.80 92 92 24 34 4 5 3.80 155 S7 6 1 1 4.24 141 1S 47 5 1 5 1 4 7 1 6 7 41 7J 9 4.71 i Zuh.rv Ml 55 111 29 9 MllHaM, tt 85 36 31 U9 Bunnlng Phi Blaslngame Htn IIS 114 38 74 7 3.81 174180 6811314 6 3.83 141 147 52 79 4 12 3.18 141141 35 9 9 3.93 U9178 54124 81? 3.9S 151 156 47 5 8 1 1 9 J.M 106106 51 59 5 9 4.05 118147 .10 76 4 9 4.0? 156 182 55 41 8 4.41 79 89 75 21 0 1 0 4.6? 121 120 17 80 5 1 3 4 8 74 48 4.1 .1 8 1.8.1 1171.14 61 47 Jll 4.15 76 81 1010 5.0} 4.1 75 19 31 3 7 S.I? 13(1 40 47 97117 12 47 12 Carlloh SIL C.Short Phi nrvetanrt ML Holliman Chi aoons Chi Stone SF I rrsch Phi Morton Mil Merrill Cin Singer LA McAnnlly Mtl.