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PAGE EIGHT THE DAILY NOTES, CANONSBURG, PENNA. THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1968 HE'S A WINNER By Alan Mover Clevelbinidl CiuiirDeir Chicago Oil A am coir A' CDDDDS INIeW WNMtfQEST JOCKEY, logs Roito- Igras jm Forward Pass Heads List Of Colts To Enter Derby Nemacolin Opens Season Sunday With Tournament Cler.denon Belts Single And Homer PITTSBURGH (UPI) Alvin O'Neil McBean is making a prophet out of Pittsburgh Pir-rstes manager Larry Shepard. Whenhe Bucs opened spring training Shepard said he believed McBean would be one of his top starting pitchers this season. mTr if Top Drivers To Compete At Dragway HE'S A SERIOUS 'sf ON HS FIRST U.S. MOUNT tQ65.

HE WON '300 ANDAOW WAMTC McDowell Records Sixteen Strike Outs The Oakland Athletics acted Wednesday night like they had never seen Sam McDowell and, in fact, they never had seen t-h-i-s Sam McDowell. T-h-i-s McDowell no longer was the herky-jerk Cleveland Indian pitcher who threw 90 per cent fast balls about half of which were over the plate. In his stead was a McDowell who mixed four different pitches with a new smooth delivery and got most of them over the plate. As a result, the Cleveland problem child of the last two seasons struck out a major league season high 16 batters, didn't walk one and pitched a glittering three-hitter that gave the Indians a 3-1 victory. The strikeout total equlalled i game high for his career and the game marked the first in which he did not walk a batter over a nine-inning span.

Combination of Pitches McDowell explained that he threw 30 curves, 20 sliders, 20 changeups and 49 fast balls and pointed out that the total of 119 pitches "must be the lowest of my career for nine innings." John Odom retired 15 Indians in order but they scored in the sixth when McDowell singled home Chico Salmon and added two runs in the seventh on three singles and a passed ball. The Detroit Tigers edged the Minnesota Twins 3-2, the Baltimore Orioles down the New York Yankees 6-1, the California Angels defeated the Boston Red Sox 5-3 and the Chicago White Sox topped the Washington Senators 4-1, in other American League games. A KENTUCKY Diatributed bv King Patience Needed To Master Greens At Houston Tourney NOWRDN6 AT NEW YORK'S AQUEDUCT, FROM PANAMA AMD LAST WEAR RODE 433 WNNBRS. WON RAC5S DERBY WN. Feature Syndicate Burke, who is making one of r.is rare playing appearances, said his personal pick in the f'eld of 97 was Roberto De Vicenzo.

The 45-year-old Argen tine has the power to conquer the par 71 Cypress Creek course and the patience to play the greens. De Vicenzo, who lost a chance to win the Masters in a playoff because he signed an incorrect scorecard, said he was playing well, but said Burke's pick was based on friendship. "Jimmy (Demaret) did the same thing last year and lost bis trousers," De Vicenzo said. Jack Nicklaus, the biggest name in the tournament, said r.e was beginning to Dut his Same together. Nicklaus is a long hitter who never has played well at Champions, finishing 39th last year and 27th in the 1966 inaugural.

"I'm getting close to playing well," Nicklaus said during a practice round on the eve of the tournament. "I'm hitting the ball better than at any time I've come to Houston." Gary Player, who hasn't won a U.S. tournament since the 1965 Open, also is rounding into form after seven weeks on the tour. He is playing here for the first time. The perennial favorite, Arnold Palmer, is missing because of an ailing hip.

Track Meet Set At Ml. Lebanon The Western Conference Track Meet will be held Friday, May 3, at Mt. Lebanon Stadium. Preliminaries will start at 4 p.m. and tmals are scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.

Participating in the event will be teams from Washington, Canon-McMillan, Bethel Park, Baldwin, Trinity, Uniontown, Mt. Lebanon, Chartiers Valley and Montour High Schools. TIME TIMBER LAKE Fine Fishing For The Entire Family 2 Lakes Stocked Weekly Trout Cats Bass Tagged Carp Picnic Tables Refreshments Rt. 40-8 Miles West of Washington 948-4400 Li jslXL TOM LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)-Calumet Farm's Forward Pass, the stable's hope f3r an eighth victory in the Kentucky Derby, headed the 14 colts expected to be entered today for Saturday's 94th running of the classic at Churchiil Downs.

Also scheduled to start in the first of the Triple Crown classics were: Peter Fuller's Dancer's Image, Cain Hoy Stable's Captain's Gig, October House Farm's Iron Ruler, Mrs. Montgomery Fisher's Proper Proof, Cragwood Stable's Jig Time, Saddle Rock Farm's rancie's Hat, Don B. Wood's Don C. V. Whitney's Gleaming Sword, Mrs.

Joe W. Brown's Kentucky Sherry, El- Tiendorf's Verbatim, Bwamaxon Far m's T.V. Commercial, Coventry Rock Stable's Trouble Brewing, and Frank C. Sullivan's Te Vega. Entries In The names passed through the entry box 48 hours before the race at a cost of $530 each.

If the colts survive the final two Jays without injury, it will cost an additional to actually start, raising the total value of the race to $165,100 with a winner's purse of $122,600. The second horse gets with $12,500 to third and 5,003 to fourth. Ismae! "Milo" Vaienzuela, who won the Kentucky Derby for Calumet Farm with Tim Tarn in 1958, risdes Forward Pass who has won four of his seven races this year along with Mrs. Gene Markey's stable has not had a starter since then and Valenbuela, although he has tad four derby mounts in the ntervening 10 years, was unable to win for the second me. Attempts Second Straight Dancer's Image, now insured for $1.5 million, was second choice with Bobby Ussery riding.

Ussery won the Ken- ucky Derby with Proud Clarion 'ast year but this is the first time Fuller has had a Derby starter. Jockey assignments were completed Wednesday when C. Whitney hired Eddie Bel-monte to ride Gleaming Sword and trainer Mack Miller secured the services of Ray Broussard for Jig Time. Riders for the other starters had been set with Braulio Paeza, winner with Chateaugay 1963, aboard Iron Ruler, Manny Ycaza on Captain's Gig, Johnny Sellers, winner with Carry Back in 1961, on Proper Proof, Earlie Fires on Francie's Hat, Don Pierce on Don Jim Combest on Kentucky Sherry, Angel Cordero on Verbatim, Howard Grant on T.V. Commercial; Buck Thornburg on Trouble Brewing, and Mike Man-ganello on Te Vega.

Bowling Scores COINS LEAGUE Dimes 24-18, Quarters 22-20, Pennies 20-22, Nickles 18-24. High Single: Women: Marilyn Mastrangelo 156; Men: Dick Moore 197 High Series: Women: Marilyn Mastrangelo 405; Men: Ron De-liere 518 NEW OFFICERS LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)-Kent Hollingsworth, editor of The Blood Horse, Lexington, was elected president of National Turf Writers Association Wednesday. He succeeds Joe Agrella of the Chicago Sun-Times. The Association also elected Raoul Carlisle, sports editor of Forrest City (Ark.) Times Herald, vice president, and Tony Chamblin, editor of the Horsemens' Journal, Washington, D.C., secretary-treasurer.

Mike Pavella Begins 12th Year As 'Pro' Nemacolin Country Club officially opens its 49th season Sunday (May 5) and it promises to be another banner year at the family type resort in Beallsville. To mark the occasion, a Two Jacks and a Jill golf tournament will be the main attraction, followed by a nospitality hour, buffet dinner and dancing to the music of Lou Laurence and his orchestra. For the first time in history, Nemacolin has a full membership of 300-plus certificate-holding members and now has a waiting list. This in itself is proof that Nemacolin has come to be recognized as one of the better and popular clubs -in Western Pennsylvania. Rated one of the best-conditioned courses in the Pittsburgh area, Nemacolin is continuing a capital improvements program that was started more than five years ago.

The only major personnel change since the close of the 1967 season was the appointment of Joe Aiello, formerly of Nottingham, as club manager. A Pittsburgher, Aiello becomes only the fourth manager in Ne-macolin's 49-year history. Mike Pavella of Meadow Lands, voted "Golfer of the Year" by the Tri-State PGA in 1967, is starting his 12th consecutive season as club professional. One of the top pros in the tri-state district Pavella ranks only behind Jimmy Devlin (1924-39) in tenure at NCC. Pavella's staff includes starters Johnny Saniga, Rich-eyville, and Patsy (Babe) Naddeo, Ellsworth, whose affiliation with Nemacolin began as caddies in 1924 and 1925, respectively.

Mike Pavella just 16, is assisting his father as Pro Shop assistant. Another former caddie, John Pagac, Richeyville, has been named caddie master and he is being assisted by Jerry Sar gent, also of Richeyville. Prosper Gilli, Charleroi, is embarking on his second successive term as club president. The board of directors also includes Vice President Fred Je-nion, North Charleroi; Secretary treasurer Cliff Moluski, Roscoe; George Abd, Washington; Ed Hursh, Upper St. Clair; Dr.

Tom Park, Brownsville; Paul Inserra, Bethel Park; Jack Roley, Belle Vernon; William Kegel, California. Heading the Women's Golf Association this year is Mrs. Marc Sandler, Pittsburgh. Other officers are Shirley Misen-ko, Labelle, first vice president; Mrs. Norman Golomb, Monongahela, second vice president; Mrs.

Marty Leonard, Bridgeville, recording secretary; Mrs. Mac Weaver, Washington, corresponding secretary; Mrs. John O'Brien, Washington, treasurer. OFF FOR Canon Bowl Air Conditioned 745-2695 SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES PLENTY OF ACTIVITY FOR YOUNG OLD EVERY DAY For The Scenic Layout 3964 So far the right-hander is the ace of 'he Pirates' mound corps. He won tils fourth victory in five outings with a 4-0 win over the Chicago Cubs Wednesday night, his second shutout.

McBean has gone the route in four wins. He allowed the Cubs six hits and held them hitless over the final six innings. It was the Bucs' third straight win against the Cubs and moved them, from eighth place in the National League, where they were lodged when the four-game Chicago series opened Monday night, to third place. riraie Dais, ior me mosi part, were silent again although Donn Clendenon belted in two runs with a single and a homer. The Bucs scored a run in the first inning when Roberto Cle-mente tripled and Clendenon singled.

Clendennon hit his four- pagger, nis secona or tne season, over the left field wall to lead off the seventh. Manny Mota blooped a double behind walks to Gene Alley and Clendenon for the final two Pi rate runs in the eighth. Chicago manager Leo Duroch-er announced the game was being played under protest. He claimed Shepard made two visits to talk to McBean on the mound in the eighth and that the Pirate pitcher should have been automatically removed from the game. McBean and Shepard con versed briefly the first time ti when they stood at home plate over catcher Jerry May who Fell to the ground after he was struck on the hand with a foul tip.

MEMORIAL FUND DUNS, Scotland (UPI)-Plans were underway today to set up an international "Jim Clark Foundation" in memory of the late Scottish racing driver. The foundation would be used to foster and finance road safety research. UNDER THE HOOD WITH ART CIIET A bachelor is a man with no ties except those that need pressing. Dieting consists of eating less and less and discussing it more and more. Worry is interest paid on trouble before it falls due.

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John Haines, 204 Cur ry Hill Road, recently accomp lished what every golfer dreams of but few enjoy. He scored a hole-in-one at Mt. Lebanon Golf Club. Dennis is a junior at Canon-McMillan. Pipers Put Hawkins In Starting Lineup NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The Pittsburgh Pipers wrapped a bandage around Connie Hawkins' injured knee and put him back in the starting lineup Wednesday and because of that the Pipers are going home today with a chance for the American Basketball Associa tion title.

The Pipers beat the New Orleans Buccaneers 118-112 behind Hawkins' 41 points Wednesday to even the ABA f-nals at 3-3. The deciding game will be played in Pittsburgh Saturday night. Hawkins injured his knee last Thursday in New Orleans when the Bucs beat Pittsburgh 106 105. Hawkins, the ABA most valuable player, sat out Satur day night's game in Pittsburgh, and again the Pipers lost, 111 108. But bacK in 'he lineup wearing yards of tape around his knee, Hawkins surprised everyone, including his coach Vince Cazzetta, and led Pit tsburgh back from a 72-59 halftime deficit.

"I wouldn't have believe it," Cazzetta said. "I thought maybe he had about 30." Cazzetta carefully avoided predictions of the outcome of the championship game. TERMITES BE SURE! CALL KILLER KATZ yttw Inanred warranty proltctlm 1 Elco Mfa. Co. Pgh.

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The latter are capable of hitting speeds up to 220 miles per hour. At all three sessions, there will be competition among all classes of cars about 150 classes with the championship events being sandwiched between regular eliminations. Friday night's races bring together such nationally known drivers as Al Joniec, Philadelphia; Pee Wee Wallace, Richmond, Tom Sneden, Hy-attsville, Md. Wayne Gapp, Detroit; Dan Smoker, New Port News, and others. On Saturday night, such drivers as (Jungle) Jim Liber man and Hayden Proffitt of California, Bill Lawton of Cranston, R.

the noted Limefire car from California; Ed Schartmen of Cleveland and many others will compete. Sunday's field will be headed by Don Garlits, National Hot Rod Association champion in 1967; Ron Rivero, who won the winter championship at Bakers-field, in the Special; Tommy Ivo, who has com bined a movie and television career with drag racing; Tom Raley, driving the Jim and Al lison Lee rail which holds both NHRA and NASCAR records; Pete Robinson, noted Ford overhead cam driver from Atlanta, and Bruce Wheeler of Washington as national entries. Among the local drivers of the big fuel burning dragsters trying for a spot in the starting field will be Tommy Reese of Houston, Ted Wolf of Millvale and Bob Wholley of Pittsburgh. Ray Sturgis of Erie also has entered. Action gets underway about 8 o'clock both Friday and Sat urday nights and at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

Lakers Reach End Of Line INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPD- The Los Angeles Lakers were in a "must win" situation for tonight's meeting with the Boston Celtics in the sixth game of the National Basketball Association championship. Trailing by a 3-2 margin as a result of Tuesday's 120-117 defeat at Boston, it's the end of the line for the Lakers in the best-of-seven playoff if they lose at the Forum before a sellout crowd. The key to one Lakers' chances rested on the condition of guard Jerry West who sprained an ankle last Sunday the Forum but played Tuesday despite the injury by having a pain-killer injected. West feels he can play under the same condition tonight but if the drug should not relieve the pain in his ankle then the Lakers' may be forced to cancel their plans to go back to Boston for the seventh game Sunday.

3940 Washington, Pa. HOUSTON (UPI)-The long hitter with the most patience has the best chance to win the $100,000 Houston Champions International Golf Tournament which opens today, co-host Jack Burke predicted. Burke', who operates Champions Golf Club with Jimmy Demaret, said patience will be necessary to master the slick greens. The greens are in poor condition because of a sh'ort growing season this spring. Detroit Lions Get Bill Munson DETROIT (UPI) -The Detroit Lions finally have the quarterback they've been after for a year while the Los Angeles Rams hope they've moved a step closer to that elusive Super Bowl.

The Rams sent discontented quarterback Bill Munson, who played out his option behind Roman Gabriel last season. along with a third round draft choice to the Lions Wednesday in exchange for flanker Pat Studstill, halfback Tommy Wat-kins, quarterback Milt Plum, plus Detroit's No. 1 draft choice in 1969. It was the second major deal between the two clubs in less than a year. At the close of training camp last fall, the Lions dealt all-pro defensive tackle Roger Brown to the Rams for three draft choices.

The Lions had been after Munson ever since last year. The Lions' passing fell flat last season, producing only 1,826 yards of a 2,752 season the previous year. Head Coach Joe Schmidt was unhappy with his signal callers Plum and second-year man Karl Sweetan. "We had to give up a lot to get him," Schmidt said. "But I definitely felt that we needed a new quarterback and in my book, Munson was the best one available." Los Angeles has been within a couple games of making the Super Bowl the past two seasons, last year compiling a better record than the pro football champion Green Bay Packers but under the new divisional setup they were nosed out in the playoff game.

Canonsburg Lake To Be Stocked William Mantzell, District Fish Warden, Washington County, announced today the Pennsylvania Fish Commission will stock Canonsburg and Dutch Fork Lake on Monday, May 6. Canonsburg Lake will receive 1,000 Rainbow trout from La mar Hatchery at 1 p.m. at the Lake on May 6 and Dutch Fork Lake will receive 1,000 Rainbow trout from Lamar at 2 p.m. at the Lake the same day. Mantzell noted Dutch Fork Creek will not be stocked dur ing the May 5 stocking.

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