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pjgrll Jinujn 23. 973 Th IjII SfntlnH MVP On Suiddo Squad? AFC Clashes With MFC At Pro Bowl Star Test Ndan said linger Saubach of Dallas and Greg Landry of Detroit will share quart ttbkin chores, with Stau-bach starling. Their targets include Ted Kwalick (4 San Francisco. Charlie Sanders Detroit, Gene Washington of San Francisco, Bob Grim of Minnesota and Dick Gordon of Chicago. The AFC boasts the national Foot-ball League's leading rusher in FM tattle, 1.133 yards, along wuh Miami's larry Csonka, 1 .051.

Tim NFC Jtlvo has pair of l.OOOyard ground gainers In Creen Bays John Brockmgton. 1.105, snd Detroits Steve Owens, 1,035, plus Larry Brown of Washington, ho gained 918. The game rematches the Super Bowl quarterbacks, Siaubach and Grirse. Dallas beat Miami 24 3 in that game last Sunday, Winners will receive 52.000 each, losers 11,500. But money Isnt a motivating factor here, both coaches agreed, just pride In being the best in their profession.

pur! for touchdowns in the NFC's 21- victory over the AFC in the first I to Bowl since the merger. A lot of guys on these teams would not play cm special team on their own team. Nolan said. "You'd be afraid of getting them hurt, "You're still afraid of getting anybody hurt. Of the Pro Bowlers, only two were selected because of their play cm special teams, kirk returners Leslie Duncan of Washington for the NFC and Eugene "Mercury" Morris of Miami for the AFC McCafferty solved his problem of choosing a starting quarterback by flipping a com.

Miami's Bob Cnese won. and he'll be joined on offense by wide receivers Paul Warfield of Miami and Fred Biletnikoff of Oakland. Kansas Gty's 15-year veteran Len Dawson, will play at least half the game and McCafferty said Dawson's outside receivers will be Otis Taylor of Kansas City and Cary Garrison of San Diego. By RON BOACH jUterUtrd prtu Sports Writer LOS ANGELES IAI) The National Football League's Mod Valuable Player on the luicide aquad1 When everyone' an All Star, that'! the way it has to be. Coach Dick Nolan of San Frandsctf tajd Friday.

He's coaching the National Conference team against the American Conference in Sunday's 2nd annual Pro Bowl game in Memorial Coliseum. When the game kick! off at 2. IS pm, MST, nationally televised with Southern California blacked out, MVP Alan Page will be in on the kickoff team, the autcide squad The 6 foot 4. 250 pound Page, a defensive tackle from the Minnesota Vikings. doesn't mind the extra action.

"Page was saying last night it probably will be a lot of fun. said Notan. "He (Paget was pretty good on special teams at Noire Dame," chipped Don McCafferty of Baltimore, head coach of the American Conference team. "There's a hell of a lot of talent there." McCafferty said of his AFC team, "and I'm sure Dick feels the same way, "A lot of the players wont be familiar with special teams, said McCafferty. "but they were important last year." Mel Renfro of Dallas returned two Discrimination Blast Fired At Black Coach A Time For Fun Grand Junction bowl.

The duo combined for a 1.214 total which put them in fourth place Saturday. Sentinel Photo by Robert Grant Mr. and Mr.s Karl Doolittle enjoy themselves during the mixed doubles event at the third annual Grand Junction City Bowling Tournament being held at Fischer Berates USSR Chessmeui Lloyd also cut one black player, forward Bob Quick. Komives had played in his last 20 games with the New Ydrk Knicks before coming to Detroit with Walt Bellamy in the deal that sent Dave De-Busschere to the Knicks and in every Pistons game since. Komives, forward Terry Dischinger and Erwin Mueller, who has been disabled with a back injury for more than a month, are the three white players on the roster.

im still playing," said Dischinger, a starter, "so I don't know what to say. Everyone has his own opinion; and, if Howie feels that way, he feels that way." DETROIT (AP) Veteran guard Howard Komives, one of three white basketball players on the Detroit Pistons roster, leveled a verbal blast at black Pistons Coach Lloyd Friday night, charging Lloyd with trying to phase out white players on the team. Komives, who had played In 284 consecutive National Basketball Association games before sitting out Friday's Pistons victory over Baltimore, told reporters after the game that white players on the team had been phased out gradually since Lloyd took over. It should be pretty evident to anyone whos been around, said Komives, still stinging from spending the entire 48 minutes on the bench. "I'd say he's trying to phase the white players out." I was very angry because he broke the streak, Komives continued, "but I wasn't surprised.

Just look whats happened. Komives referred to the fact -that Lloyd has cut two white players, Steve Mix and Harvey Marlatte, since his takeover, following the surprise resignation of former coach Bill van Breda Kollff Nov. 1. He believes that, since the Russian government pays its chess players, he had been systematically excluded from earning money in world tournaments and exhibitions; that the Russians influenced unfavorable world opinion of him, and that he was the object of Russian cheating conspiracies in past tournaments. (Yet.

his outspokenness, perhaps even more than his supreme skill, has made him the only recognized chess name to most Americans. They would send top Russian players globe-trotting to play free in places where I was asking for thousands of dollars," said Fischer. Well I've finally broken through this. But for about a year and eight months in 1969 and 1970, I was pretty discouraged. I refused to play the Russians and they have most of the best players in the world.

For a time I was thinking of quitting international chess. But then I thought, what else can I do? The answer was. nothing." Fischer entered two other world championship tournaments. The tell me my laundry was ready. It was noW 2 in the afternoon, and in a midtown Italian restaurant, Fischer talked about the Russians over breakfast (he stays up very late going over chess moves in his hotel room).

Now and then, he lifted large forkfuls of stringy spaghetini into his mouth. "I just read an attack on me by Bot-vmmk, the ex-world champion, in a Russian magazine," continued Fischer. "He said he was writing it in the interest of truth. He said I was capricious, conceited, paranoid, that I lacked principles and was not sufficient as a human being. He said he would substantiate the charges, 'But what would be he said.

I'm sick of their hypocrisy. "Like when I beat Petrosian recently in Buenos Aires. There was just this little squib in their papers about it. But there was a local championship that they put in headlines. If Petrosian had beaten me, then there would have been headlines." Fischer's bitter attitude toward the Russians is made up of three parts: money, recognifion and fair play.

(Last of Two Parti. i By IRA BERKOW NEA Sports Editor NEW YORK (NEA I "The Russians have been committing international crimes for so long spreading lies and political propaganda all over the world, cheating at sports someone has to stop them. I've been chosen," said Bobby Rscher. "I intend to teach them a littne humility. The 28-year-old U.S.

chess champion, Fischer, a high school dropout, will meet the world champion, Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union, for the title sometime before June 30. The match will continue for 24 games spread over about two months. Ten cities have put in bids, the top ones coming from Yugoslavia (offering a total prize of $152,000) and from Argentina He and Spassky must agree on the site, if there is an impasse, the international federation will decide. The Russians didn't put in a bid," said Fischer. They knew I'd never go there to play.

I know they'd be waking me up at six in the morning to first, he quit when he accused the Russian players of rigging games between them to give one of their own points with ties to beat Fischer's total. Another time he walked out when he accused them of rigging the schedule. "They cheat in other sports not just chess," said The funniest if you think its funny is with their women track athletes. Some women! They take male hormone injections. Fischer is angry because, he says, he has been the worlds best chess player since he was 18; and has had little recognition and, especially, has not become wealthy as befits a champion, as, in fact, befits the worlds greatest all-time player, according to a rating system of the international chess federation.

"I was even put down in my own country," said Fischer. "Americans really- don't know much about chess. So they listened to other people. But I think if when I beat Spassky, that Americans will take a greater interest in chess. Americans like winners.

"The United States is not a cultural country. The people here want to be entertained. They dont want any mental strain, and chess is a high intellectual' form. Americans want to plunk in front of a TV, and not have to open a book. But now, President Nixon just sent me a letter saying that America is backing me.

United States is getting kicked aferund in the world. Im representing us, the entire free world, in fact, in a kind of grudge match against the Communists. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) (End Series.) Recreation Schedule volleyball .1 MONDAY 1 Piiiim Equipment Road tiinmni Ml p.m. OtSuert Defender B.L.M. (Fraclkel) p.m.

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Scotty's vs Bull- frogs; TEAM vs Oroanors; 1:30 p.m. Congo's vs FrUita Boys' Club; Brewers vs Grand Junction Boys' Club (East Junior High). S' Roaring Fork Surprises Basalt To Scramble CRV Hoop Chase Pee Wee Results L. Cooks 55, Vikings 3 CED 26, Warriors 6 Grand Junction Steel 25, Wildcats 7 Bob's Auto Parts 18, Quarterback Club 14 C.R. Brown 27, Tigers 10 Bulldogs 13, Mutual Savings 6 City Market 18, Taylors 14 Smith Chemical 26, Kendall 12 Page Parsons 27, Brownsons 19 Citizen's 18, Home Loan 14 Mesa Federal 7, U.S.

Bank 5 Seven Up 25, Valley Federal 7 -T, through the defense of- the Rams' Phil Lechuga: Lechuga was all over the Basalt standout and Schoon did not manage many good shots. Meanwhile, Roaring Fork came out Despite falling behind early, De Beqve did not give up and played a strong second half. Art Burdick was the Dragons leader with 20 points but Dpn Graham chipped in with 17 Roaring Fork thretfr the Colorado River Valley League basketball race into a three-way scramble Saturday night with a 62-50 triumph over Ba Skit. Basalt-eame-inta the contest unbeaF strong-jn-the -second-half and began Dave, Graham- added -12 Wards Repair Service (enter FIRST IN SERVICE NATIONWIDE PHONE 243-0187 "toget the" TasT break baskets. Wfth Lechuga leading the way.

Roaring Fork was able to break the Basalt press and rack up some easy baskets. Roaring Fork outscored Basalt 25-15 in the third period to take a five-point edge into the final period. The Rams continued to pile on the pressure in the final period to win the important match going away. Randy Ray was the leader for Roaring Fork with 17 points while Steve LaMore had 14 counters and Lechuga added 11 markers. Without Schoon, Basalt was without a scoring or team leader.

JPIateau Valley De Beque Plateau Valley stayed in the thick of the fight for the Colorado-River League basketball title with its win over De Beque. The victory kept en in league play but the loss to Roaring Fork left the Longhorns tied with the Rams and Plateau Valley for the loop top spot. Plateau Valley defeated De Beque 74-60 white Eagle Valley nipped Grand Valley 52-48. Roaring Fork Basalt Roaring Fork and Basalt staggered through a ragged first half. Both teams were a bit tight due to the importance of the game and the packed house in the tiny Basalt gym.

Approximately 850 fans were jammed into the gym to see the crucial CRV battle. Despite the sluggish play, Basalt held an 11-6 lead after the first quarter and were in front 21-15 at inter-missiori. However, the first half was not all markers in a'Tosihg effort." Eagle Valley Grand Valley Grand Valley led most of the way against Eagle Valley but the Devils rallied in the final moments to pull out the victory. EAGLE VALLEY (S2 Walls 8 5 21; Reynolds, Dan, 7-4-18; HaMan 1-0-2; Long 0-1-1; Too me 2-2-4; Reynolds 1-2-4. Totals: 18-14-52.

GRAND VALLEY (48) Moore 5-2-12; Cutter 8-1-17; Blue 4-2-10; Rogers 0-2-2; Gtllard 1-0-2; Rich 2-1-5. Totals: 20--48. Eagle Valley 5 14 12 2152 Grand Valley 20 10 10 848 Personal fouls: Grand Valley 15 Eagle Valley, 10. Jayvee score: Eagle Valley 54, Grand Valley 37 PLATEAU VALLEY (74) Long 10-3-23; Walck 0-3-3; Trout 3-2-8; Webber 4-2-10; Lyons 8-4-20; Mullens 2-4-10. Totals: 47-20-74.

DE BEQUE (40) Brudick 8-4-20; R. Graham 2-0-4; Latham 3-1-7; Dave Graham 5-2-12; Dan Graham H-17. Totals: 24-8-40. Plateau Valley 22 15 14 2374 De Beque 11 8 21 18-40 Personal fouls: Plateau Valley 17, De Beque 20. Jayvee score: Plateau Valley 38, De Beque 27.

ROARING PORK (42) Lechuga 3-T-11; Coffman 1-0-2; LaMore "4-2-14; Ray 7-3-17; Norton 3-1-7; Bair 1-0-2; Deiter 2-4-8; Gann 0-1-1. Totals 25-12-42. BASALT (50) Schoon 4-0-8; King 3-1-7; Crowley 1-5-7; Crawford 4-2-10; Bouge 3-0-4; Grant 1-5-7; Mtnard 2-1-5. Totals 18-14-50. Roaring Fork 4 8 25 2242 Basalt 1 11 10 IS 1450 Personal fouls: Basalt 2f, Roaring Fork 18.

Georgia Tech Names Grid Coach ATLANTA (AP) -Bill Fulcher, a former pro linebacker in his first year as head football coach at the University of Tampa, was named head coach of Georgia Tech. Fulcher, an Augusta native and a 1957 Georgia Tech graduate, will Bud Carson, who was fired earlier this month after posting a five-year, 27-27 record. The 38-year-old Fulcher, who played on three Tech bowl teams, is only the fifth head coach in the schools 68-year history. He was recommended for the job by Bobby Dodd, Tech athletic director. I must have talked to over 500 people this past Week before I concluded that Bill was just the right person to handle the future of Georgia Tech football, said Dodd in a statement.

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Also a key to the Plateau Valley victory was the play of Ray Lyons. Lyons had 20 points and helped with the rebounding. Lewis Webber and Ron Mullens con-- tributed 10 points' each to the bat-' anced Plateau Valley offense. I leagues leading scorer picked up four fouls in the first half and had to play cautiously in the second half. Schoon lasted only a few minutes in the third period before picking up his fifth personal foul.

Schoon left the game with only eight points which was well below his average of 33 points per contest. Most of Schoon's trouble came about Netter Richey Wins Marathon LONDON (AP) Cliff Richey of Sarasota, beat Clark Graebner of New York 7-5, 6-7. 7-5, 6-0 Saturday night' in a marathorrall-AmeriCan final in the Rothman's Internationa I Tennis Tournament. HERE'S WHAT WE DO: f. LUBRICATE FAN MOTOR 2.

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