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Major League leaders United Prcsb Intoniationiil Loading Baiters (based on ISO ill bats) Nolloniil League iib li pet. 62 243 83 51 153 54 Coclnno, Hou Molfl, LA SannDlllcni Pill Alou, SI.L Oliver, ('lit Orock, St.L St.L S.inlo, Clil Clnmpnlc, PHI Lee, SD il 238 27 80 .336 ISO 731 28 76 .339 63 540 39 84 .323 66 786 36 .327 64 245 36 79 .325 46 1682854 .371 53 215 41 68 .316 57 20? 23 66 .316 ScliPlnhlum, Rudi, Onk Minn Pirwlla, KC May, Chi Maylrerry, KC Allon, CM Oils, KC Oirow, Minn Oliver, Cal Billings, Tnx American League ab KC li pet. 49 154 2011 .331 61 24; 4079 ,320 47 150 14 4H 63247 3977 .312 63277 42 70.308 62 199 23 60 .302 65 3M 42 .301 c3 227 22 6B .300 63 337 24 70 .295 66 261 30 76 .291 54 179 2052 .291 Homo Runs National LcdBue: Cin 20; Kinsman, SF 16; Aaron, All 15; Slarnell, Pin' and Colhrrt, SD 14. American League; Jackson, Oak 15; Cash, Del 14; Allrn, Chi and Epsloin, Page 24 Reading Slates hide 50 Tonight Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, Jim Murray MKADING The hide in honor of Independence Hay, will he the lop altnu-lion on the HeadiiiK Slock Car Association's modified rsmiiR proyrnm the Heading Fairgrounds. It is the opening shot in a nig holiday weekend which includes iiindifieds at the Saturday Fairgrounds on USAC sprint cars the siimo evening at Penn National a I.

(iMiitville and a modified card on Sunday ni.yht at Penn National. Gerry Cliamherlain, his own one-season Kairiirounds wins, will he Oak 13; Harper, Bos, Killebrew, Minn and Duncan, Oak 10. Runs Railed In National League: Bench, 59; Oliver, Pill 49; Stargell, Plli and Kingmnn, SF 47; Walson, HoJ 46. American League: Allen, CM 48; Maytxrry, KC 44; May, Chi 42; Oliver, Cal and Jackson, Oak 40. Pitching (based on mosl victories) National League: Nolan, Cin 10-3; SfAwr, NY 10-4; Dlass, Pill 9-2; LA and Torrei, Mont 9-3; Jenkins, Chi niilllll, Cell' I Vail llnril, IJilVl and Carllon, Phil 9-6.

American Leanue; Lolich, Del 12-5; Perry, Clev 12-6; Wood, Chi 12-7; Oak l'-5; Palmer, Bait 10-4; Bahnsen, Chi 10-8. The distingiiished legal authority quoted to reinforce Ihe findin, 1 was (iranlland Hire. Baseball was the home loam. Casey Stengel concurred in the opinion, I think, It was like coming into cnurt on a slavery case and having Ihe court hand down the lyrics lo Old Black Joe or Sewanee Uivor II brings UP the old question: Whal's so sacred about the Supreme ('(uirl? It looks like a lineup that can be pitched to, to ing liis Ifilh lonighl. lie is far ahead of any other driver and Bobby Gerhart, an ox-champion fi'oni Lebanon, is second wil.li Ihree Heading wins.

Among the Inde entries will be Kenny Bright hill, Jim Kepp- lev, and Wayne Ueuti- Marburger, Ronnie Dunslan, Harrv Moore, and many more. SEETHE OUT-PERFORMER From Harley-Davidson NEW and USED MOTORCYCLES MINI CYCLES TRAIL BIKES 6Scc-125cc-3SOcc Harley-Davidson Sales 420H. Cumb. St. Ph.

272-4986 Stop In For Your Free Evel Knievel Poster iEd Bouchetle Member Of Prize-Winning Staff Kd Bouclietle, Cornwall resident and former Lebanon) Catholic High School athlete, assisted in producing Indiana i University of 011 award-winning basketball guklev-; for (he 1971-72 term. The basketball snide was rated number-tO nationa judging by the National Association of Intercollegiate' Athletics (NA1A) from an entry 1 see where Curl Flood went lo the Supreme Court to lest reserve elmiso and Ihe mnjority opinion was "Casey at the Bnt." Presumably, Ihe decision was handed down in the form of bubble-Sinn cards. Flood should have known he was in trouble when one of the justices showed up in a bait ins helmet he got on Helmet Night. Instead of a ec i io they should have just, flashed on Die board "Fi-8." Maybe the court though! it was voting on the All-Star een-j ler fielder. As 1 get it, Ihe majority opiiK inn didn't quote Blackslono or Hoi or Brandeis but Pop Anson and Tinker to Uvers to Chance.

One justice dissented. I guess be didn't know the infield- fly rule. Field Day court bad, so to say, a field day with this one. The transcript doesn't say, but 1 presume court members had some peanuts and Craekerjucks and all stood up in the bollom of the sovi-iUh llumpty retorted, "The quosimi Justice Harry Blackmun got: is, which js to be the master to throw out the first player. Hint's all." I don'! know what the general! The law is a game, too And mieslionin" was, but I suspect it! Ihe establishment has had a something like, "OK, run-i belter draft.

Temporarily, ners on first and second, balleri I don't cnre whether calls time, but pitcher throws to! preserved the reserve clause first and picks off runner. I suspect Penn National USAC Lineup Includes Beale These guys are suckers for same pitches year in and year nut. Tell me what Die issue is, and 1 will lei you where Ihree of the justices will vole every time. Anybody that consistent must be consulting a higher law. Or a lower one.

I sometimes suspecl Dial the law to them is what il was to llumpty Diimply in Alice li Wonderland: "It means what choose it lo mean neithei more nor less." And when Alice replied. "The question i whether you can make words mean so many different GRANTV1LL10 A pnir of birds in his last Iwo outings lias lirnst ruflgod Hollio Boiilo right inlo the thick of tho USAC sprint point race, and he'll be among ihe men lo benl in a Penn National program on Salurday night. Heale, of Toledo, used third- place finishes al Grand Kapids, and Toledo, to bring his poinl total lo HfiO he. is now only 27 points behind leader Sammy Sessions and three behind runnerup Larry Dickson. Sessions and Dickson both will be al Penn National for tbr program that will be highlighted by a 40-1 up fealure with the first six cars starling in reverse order.

Beale already owns three feature wins this season, getting home first at Rossburg, Ohio New Breman, Ohio, and Toledo and he figures lo be lough Penn National where big, sweeping turns will meat extra speed. Beale holds the world Sports Parade i i By MILTON RICH MAN NKW V011K (UH)-Tlie no ro Fischer thinks ihotit 11, HID moru It biiji-s lilm. Wliy Reykjavik, leolmid? "Wliy not Rome', 1 Klsuhor vould New in- like lo know, Oslo, "Why uol Dull us or York? Or even Moscow'? city IH'livily wlinro there's si mil'a ills decent fine. lo try lo heat lilm iwlly. "The worW ehnnipum lias the filit pick Uin of Uio dinmpionsliips," siiy.s Fisclier.

"Spassky when tun Ins body wasn't oven there international govern- chose Dio site, A In So. Tennis would bo nt least wlie re something to do at night." Hobby Fischer, America's 20- year-old chess genius, lias a theory about why Reykjavik was picked as Ihe silo of the world championship which arts this Sunday. The Russians are Die. ones who picked Reykjavik. Fischer thinks the Russians have a motive, lie thinks they want to hide" the championship because he feels he's going to take il from the Soviet Union's Boris Spassky.

Whal's more, Fischer thinks Die Russians know he's going lo do il. In Ibis own way, Fischer is a demonstrator. He has been demonstrating Russian delegation was llioro and they picked Uio site." Fischer feols the championships have, become political matter. Thai annoys him. Rut it hasn't lessened any of his desire to beat Spnssky, Fischer has a lol of (hat same RALKKiil Vene'MU'lan upset winner Hun CUiorry "killer instinct" liad when he Jack was Dompsuy fighting.

Some of tluil instinct shows up even when he's not sitting at the chess board. Earlier this month, for example, he competed will) 15 other top athletes in the Dewars Sports championships Celebrity tennis at LaCostn, you call it?" from "So You Know Baseball?" And other Think You On The Wall Aqueduct Hunchers list of more than BOO colleges. Bouchettc is a sports information student assistant at Indiana and also served as assistant editor of the honored publication edited by Randy Jesick, the school's assistant director of public relations. WE'VE PUT ON A NEW We Have Now Completed Resurfacing Our Facilities Including Our Self-Service Car Wash Bays And Would Like To Thank Everyone For Putting Up With The Inconvenience, FREE CAR WASH AND COLD WAX WITH ANY FILL-UP. CARNUBAHOTWftX By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The writing was on Hie for hunch players at Aqueduct Thursday afternoon.

Grafilli, a second place finisher in the Ilempslead Handicap at Belmont Ihvee weeks avenged that setback Thursday by capturing the $15,0011 allowance feature for fillies and mares at Aqueduct. Grafitti finished strongly to best Cold Comfort and pay and At Mon month Pf.rk, the feature for fillies and marcs went to Tenderly who paid a price of and $2.80. Atlila's Honey, the favorite, faded to third in the race behind La Brisa. In oilier feature races across the country, Thursday, Light Hearted was victorious at Delaware Park, Mr. Poverty ($13.20) won at Liberty Bell in Philadelphia and Bonnie Lanvin baseball or il wouldn't matter a helluva lot.

But I do get cynical when high-powered barrister whom YOU couldn't hire if you were charged with starling (he Johnstown Flood, jumps on his white horse and goes bravely up against an ultimate threat to our liberties, the baseball-industrial complex, chewing gum maini- Ifacturers and Horace Sloneham. ear record, zipping around Winchester's half-mile paved I rack in seconds for miles per hour. This will be the second sprint program in Penn National's brief history. Gary Retlenbausen won the March opener on a track but it wasn't really a good test. Ihe way he feels about having sprin Reykjavik by Inkinf (S18.40) was at Arlington a longshot victor Park in Chicago.

CAR WASH COLD WAX WITH NO GASOLINE PURCHASE 1.50 I mean, if you consider lomj Yawkey a threat lo our way of life, well OK. Outside Constitution Baseball IS outside Constitution. So is So is our Monday night poker game. Actually, an umpire has no standing in law. If he calls a fair ball foul, is he your right to earn a living or iiol? Docs a manager have the right to tell you to bunt? To take you out of a game? Damn righr he doesn't! Not if you got a good lawyer.

I expect to see a holding call on the 2-yard-line go to the Supreme Court or The Hague any day now. I don't think the rights of 220 million of us are threatened by the voluntary waiver of trivial rights be only 500 of us in an eccentric occupation. And I think when a humorless deponent comes before the bench and acts as if the balk rule were the Drcd Scott Decision it's only fitting the court should reward him with a chorus or two of "Take Me out lo the Ballgame." or lean forward and say, "Tell CHANICSBUR what. if you can tell me who was the third baseman in the Tinkcr-to-Evans-lo-Chance combination or who was tht third starter in Spahn-and-Sain and-pray-for-rain, I'll find for Anofher Championship Slated At Silver Spring ME Championship time is here again at Silver Spring Speedway. Saturday night marks the 3rd running of six such races planned by manager Will Kreit- COMPLIMENTARY CAR WASH 2247 W.

CUMBERLAND STREET, LEBANON MON. THRU SAT. 8 TO 8 SUNDAY 8 TO 5 OUR 25' BAYS ARE OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY Roller Games Scheduled At Hershey, Harrisburg The Roller Games will be a steady attraction all summer ong in the Harrisburg-Hcrshey area. Games will be played every ''delay night at 8 p.m.

at the lershey Arena starting July 7 iml continuing through Aug. 11. the same time games are isted at the State Farm Show on Wednesdays, July 5, 4ug. 2 and Aug. 16.

The Warriors will face the Australian Kangaroos in the 5 game at Harrisburg and July 7 at Hershey. The summer Warriors will include Otis Wilams, Butch MacRae, Bill Eels, Bill Croak, Harry Morgan, Rog- MacLeod, Caroline and Carol Cindy Ogbin, Lois Decker, Dru Scott, Bessie Gonzalez, Lena McBride and Roberta Mitchell. The visiting Australians are headed by manager. John Gaul eri, coach Peter KelJy and Rita Markowilz. In addition to the Kangaroos the Warriors opposition for the summer also will include the Renegades and the Brooklyn Devils.

x.er. Of 50-laps duration, this race separates the men from the boys so far as durability anr mechanical fitness of the cars involved. I Beca.use of the length of (he event, much lapping takes place and here is where the human clement comes to the fore. Anyone can lead the pack, however, lo work up through the pack is another story and certainly shows the ability of the driver. The March 29th running of this super-event was won by Elvin Felly of Lebanon, at the outset of the 1972 season.

On May 27th, Jerry Mullen of Newport, took the second super- dooper. Of the Spring's eight outing. 1 for the 1072 season, only three drivers have held keys to victory lane, Felty, Mullcr am Gary Wolford of Brogueville. the plaintiff." I'd say it puts l.hej right faintly dotty note on it all. Morrow Play For Semis every Sunday night 7:30 P.M The Aristocrat of Auto Race Tracks SUPERIOR MODIFIED STOCK CARS Family style pnces: $3.75 Adult General Admission $2,50 Students 12 thru 17 Children 6 thru 11 $4.25 Reserved Seats For reservations call 717-469-2211 MANSFIELD, Ohio ohn Andrachak, Hollywood, will face Mike Morrow, tow, Ohio, today for the right advance inlo semi-final ction in the 14lh annual Mid- Junior Golf Open at 'ossum Run Golf Course here.

Andrachak Thursday defeated fohn Sampson, Hudson, Ohio, over the par 70 course. Morrow, Kent Stale Universi- y's No. 6 man, defeated the tourney's 1971 runnerup, Dennis Lexington, Ohio, 7-i luring Thursday play. "I was very happy with round," said Morrow, "1 think the difference was 1 was very much up for il." David Hrusovsky, the 107! Mid-America champion, from Warren, Ohio, lost Thursday to Pets Eddy, Dearborn, 75. Legion Baseball Lebanon Rlchland al) bi ab 1 sltiorf cf 4010 Angs'dl 2b 333 elters 3b 3000 Kinlzer ss 301 egler rt 3010 Kissling 301 I'sher ll-p 3120 Beard 1b 301 arlet ss 2100 N'wcnder 300 Jhrich Ib 2000 K'feller II 300 'eagy 2b 3110 Layser cl 301 3 0 1 P'chard rt 301 Keener cf .3000 Long 3b 310 Tolals 26 3 6 0 Totals 27 4 8 020 010 Richtand 100 020 1- 1, Rich I and 3.

non 7, Richland 6. 2B Baldorf. SB Flersher. ip er bb Van Winkle 68300 Fleisher (L) 10103 issling (W) 76301 WP 1, Fleisher 2.U—Gockle "Next year," lo win." He said it as too. his good old time getting there.

This has shaken up a lol of Die losers, people but Fischer bad a reason for bis actions. Call il one- upsmanship if you like. Boris Spassky needn't worry about Fischer not making it for their first match Sunday though. Bobby Hull may or may not play for the Winnipeg Jets next season and Rick Barry may or may not play for the Golden ale Warriors, but there is no ay Bobby Fischer ever is oing to miss playing for the oriel championship of chess, vcn in Reykjavik. Mainly because lie thinks he's ning to win.

I woiikln'1 be at all surprised he's right, and that has othing to do with chauvism. Spassky is good, but Fischer belter, and when the tall, urly-haired New Yorker is ight, he's like Joe Frazier and 'om Seaver when they're right, leaning nobody's going to beat im. Fischer doesn't hold back. He is exceptionally outspoken nd honest, and when you hear is objections to playing in Reykjavik, they do make a ood deal of sense. Fischer has been there, so 'hen he talks about Reykjavik isn't doing so from hearsay ut from personal experience.

He says there is so little to do here, 'particularly at night, a guy can go out of. his ever- oving- Not that rounder anything, h'els-'riiuch. more of loner, but there are times he vould like to become part of he general mix, or at least bserve il, and bow can he possibly do that there is 10 general mix? He also says television coverage 'will be limited. If he beats Spassky, Jie doesn't see why it should be some kind of secret. Fischer originally planned to to the world championships with only one other person; Spassky is already in Reykjavik with whal amounts to an entourage.

Fischer reaels significance inlo that also because the championship goes on for some time and while Spassky will have people to talk to and help him relax, Fischer won't. Fischer doesnt' think any of these things are pure accidents. He sees them all as part of a general program by the Soviets and it was a little funny to watch such hcadliners as Rick Barry, Deacon Jones and Elgin Baylor all ask Fischer for his autograph. In the finals of Ihe tournament, Hank Grcenberg, the baseball Hall of Famer, and Bob Boyd, the basketball coach at Southern California, beat Simpson and Gail Goodrich for the title. Bobby Fischer was among N.C.

Humphrey Hosn, over top-seeded riinrsdny, faced another upset winner in today's fiuarlerfiiiiils of Dio Southern Tennis Championship, Hnso took advantage of somfl bad backhands on Die part of Guorry, of Lookout Mountain, Ton lo capture a close I1-4, ft- fi, 7-0 win. Today he faces Allen Morris of Greensboro, N.C., who upset lllh seeded Annis- lead Neely of Tampa, li-2, in Thursday's fifth round. "I wauled lo give il all I had in the first sot and hope that was enough," said "I expected to be lired in the second sel, which I was, so-1 relaxed. Then would give it all in Ihe third." Guorry, he snid, "slartcd missing on his backhand and I started rushing to the net to put he said. "I'm if he meant it.

Bob Yost Signs Intent To Western St. College Boh Yost, the do-cverything man for last season's Lebanon Catholic High School football team, is one of 24 griddcrs having signed a letter of intent at Western Stale College in Gunnison, Colorado. The Big 33 selection was among a list of players released by Western State coach Bill Noxon who are expected lo report for pre-scason practice on August 23. the pressure on him" in the final set. Second-seeded Charles Owens of Tuscaloosa, look ail easy win over Mark Meyers of New Orleans, 6-1, 6-0 lo earn a shot at seventh-seeded F.

D. Robbins, national indoor tillist from Salt Lake City, in today's quarterfinals. Robbin's defeated 15th seeded Steve Krulevitz 6-4, (i-3 Thursday. In women's competition, top- seeded Marita Redondo of National Cily, Calif, defeated Beverly Buckley of DCS Moines fi-1, fi-2 and second-seeded Jeanne Evert of Ft. Lauderdale, whipped Pat Bostrum of Seattle 6-1, 6-1 Thursday.

Fourth-seeded Becky Vest of Jackson, defeated Ann Lebedeff of San Diego Thurs- lay 6-2, 6-2. Eastern League American Division Pel. GB West Haven 33 30 .524 Pittsfleld 34 31 .523 Pawtucket .27 -10 8 18 3A .333 National Division Pet. GB Sherbrcoke 3B 27 .585 Quebec City 35 29 .547 Vh Three Rivers 33 29 .532 3'A Readinn 35 31 .530 Thursday's Results Reading Pittslield 5 West Haven 11, Qjebec-Clly Pawtucket 8, Three Rivers 4 Shcrbrooke 11, Elrnira 5 (1st) Elmira 9, Shcrbrooke 7 (2nd) Tonight's Games Reading at Pittsfield Pawlucket at Three Rivers West Haven at Quebec Cily Sherbrooke vs. Elmira at Geneva, N.Y MAGNETIC SIGNS FOR CARS and TRUCKS Contact Nelvin Hershey SCHAEFFKRSTOWN Phone 949-3258 U.S.A.C.

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Daily Summer Basketball Program Set At LHS A hoys' recreational haskct- ball program for students in grades nine through -twelve will he conducted al F.ehnnon School throughout the summer. Games will he played on Tuesdays nnd Thursdays from four o'clock until six o'clock. Sports Schedule FRIDAY Cnunly Legion Baseball Palmyra Annvlllt Inlt-r-LeaguD Teener Baseball Cornwall al Annville al Plumbers Cardinals al Brllcnrovp SATURDAY County Lc'iicn League Richland at Palmyra. County Legion Junior League Myerilown fll FrerJerlcksburp, Inlcr-Leaque Toonur Baseball Clfona al Reich's. VICTOR ADDING MACHINES FROM AL SPA YD EQUIP.

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