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Page Four Saturday, -July 8, 1972 Martinsville Daily Reporter, Martinsville, Indiana Gibson Tosses Four-IIitter As Cards Retain Third Spot Sports Comment It) CHRIS MRTI BOBBY FISCHER and Boris Spassky apparently have decided to play some chess after all. I must say that it surprised me when Fischer apologized to Spassky, and he sounded as if he really meant it. But his apology does not overshadow his mulishness; it was merely a sign that his terms had been met. Iceland will probably think twice before inviting Fischer back for a rematch should he lose the 24-game series to Spassky. Besides his obvious genius, Fischer has one other thing in his favor wherever he goes: He is a drawing card, a big neon sign that attracts tourist dollars.

WITH ALL the airline hijackings that have been occurring lately, its a wonder that some enterprising sports promoter hasnt tried to form the Air Piracy League. Weve got everything else, the National League, the American League, the Babe Ruth League, the National Hockey League ad infinitum. I can see it all now. The airports could sell land next to their runways to the highest bidder, who would then erect bleachers and concession stands, just like in a regular ball park. Then the promoter would sell tickets to hijack fans who would have ringside seats to the hijack drama.

Then the promoter could sell television and radio rights, and erect a press box. He could also sell pennants emblazoned with the names of the teams in his league: TWA, United Airlines, FBI, Pan American, etc. The next step would be to have an on-the-spot reporter venture into the hijacked plane and do an interview with the hijacker, crew and passengers. For their appearances before the reporter, the interviewees would receive royalties andor products from whatever company was sponsoring the show. The only problem I see with trying to organize the Air Piracy League is scheduling.

No hijacker is going to call the promoter and say, I want $500,000 across the board and 15 per cent of the gate receipts to hijack Flight 501 out of Chicago next week. Nor would the FBI reveal their schedule and starting line-up for obvious reasons. But judging from the way everything else is organized around sports these days, dont be startled if the Air Piracy League starts selling franchises. Quilici Off to Good Start; Twins Beat Yankees By GARY KALE UPI Sports Writer Frank Quilici was so nervous in his Minnesota managerial debut that he called New York Yankee skipper Ralph Houk: Sir. Then it was Houks turn to look up to Quilici as the Twins celebrated the promotion with a 5-2 victory over the Yankees Friday night.

Harmon Killebrews two-run homer with two out in the seventh inning carried the Twins to victory and made owner Calvin Griffiths choice as a to Bill Rigney look good. Killebrews homer was the big thrill for nothing else could happen after that, Quilici said. Wayne Granger, with two-hit pitching in three innings of relief, won his third straight game. Fritz Peterson was tagged with his 10th loss in 17 decisions. Ben Oglivies two-run homer in the top of the 10th inning carried Boston past California.

The Angeles tied it 3-3 in the bottom of the ninth off Luis Tiant, who won his fourth game of the season. Carlton Fisk also homered for the Red Sox and Ken Berry connected for California. BLACK LUMBER CO. 333 W. Washington St.

Phone 342-3341 Dave Hill Fires 66 To Share Lead bv DICK USIAK FORT ERIE, Ont. (UPI)-Dave Hill hasnt played golf in Canada for four or five years," but you would never know it. Hill looked as though he had spent his entire career playing on Canadian courses Friday as he fired a second-round 66 to share the top spot with Lou Graham in the $150,000 Canadian open golf classic at the Cherry Hill Club. Hill and Graham came in with 136, six under the par 71 course. Gay Brewer was one stroke back at 137 and cigar-chomping Charley Sifford was deadlocked with Lenny Thompson, Bobby Mitchell, and Bruce Crampton in fourth place at 138.

Bunky Henry, who burned up the course with an opening round 65, struggled through an erratic three-over-par 74 and was tied with six others at 139. Arnold Palmer and defending champion Lee Trevino, who attracted most of the 15,800 spectators in the gallery, finished with two-round totals of 142, even par. The usually outspoken Hill crammed five birdies and 13 pars into a round which he said wasnt a great playing round. Hill said he now plays without a glove because I seem to hold onto the club better. He added that he used a shot to get out of the rough on the 17th which he learned from A1 Balding.

Theres no sense in revealing these secrets while the tournament still has two days remaining, he added in declining to specify the type of shot he used. Graham said he played well on the front nine but had a hard time on the backside. They had some pretty good pin placements today, he said. He had a bogey on the par-five 18th and commented with a note of levity that they couldnt have found a better place for the pin on the 18th if they had stayed out there month. A total of 73 golfers survived the second round cut off mark of 147.

Bob Panasiuk of Windsor, paced the four Canadians who made the cut off with a two-under 140. Masaji Ozaki of Japan shot a 78 for a 36-hole total of 11-over-par 153 and failed to make the cut. Evonne Will Come to Indy INDIANAPOLIS I -Australias Evonne Goolagong, last years Wimbledon queen and runnerup this year, is expected to play in the National Clay Courts tennischampionships here next month. Tourney chairman Stanley Malless notified local officials from London Friday that Miss Goolagong definitely would compete here for the first time. seven hits in the nightcap to gain his second straight victory.

In the opener, Gene Alley hit a three-run homer and Milt May, filling in for catcher Manny Sanguillen, had a five-for-five performance, Dave Cash, Gene Clines and A1 Oliver each had three hits. Jack Aker, taking over with runners on first and second in the ninth, snuffed out a Cincinnati rally to preserve Chicago starter Burt Hootons seventh victory of the season. Sutton pitched a three-hitter and was backed by a 13-hit attack as Los Angeles defeated New York. Sutton allowed only a bunt single by Bud Harrelson in the first and singles by Ed Kranepool in the eighth and Harrelson in the ninth in posting his 10th victory against four defeats. Grand Opening For Dragway Tonight marks the grand opening of the Action Dragway at the Vigo County fairgrounds in Terre Haute.

A full drag racing program is scheduled, with a dozen dragsters on hand including one A fuel dragster, four class machines and six class cars. A BB funny car will also be on hand in a full field of competition-eliminator machines, which do well over 100 m.p.h. in the one-eighth mile. A full field of stock, super-stock and modified cars also will appear. Regular general admission is $2.50, and the gates open at 4:00.

Technical inspection closes at 7:00 and the races begin at 8:00. Im For a ma Wins Aqueduct By United Press International Im For Mama led from wire to wire in winning Fridays feature race at Aqueduct by a nose. Reined by apprentice jockey John Mallano, Im For Mama, a 5-year-old gray mare, raced six furlongs in 1:09 2-5 and paid $6.60. Outatholme ($5.60) won the feature at Liberty Bell by VA lengths, Man of Parts ($10.60) took the Arlington feature, Turbulent Miss ($6.40) annexed the main event at Monmouth and Twixt ($6.00) scored at Delaware. Triple Bend was the early favorite in todays $100,000 Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct, Chou Croute carried high weight of 124 pounds in the $40,000 Molly Pitcher Handicap at Monmouth, Pleasure Castle gave away 3 to 12 pounds as top weight in the $25,000 added Dragoon Stakes at Liberty Bell, and Kings Bishop was the choice in the $235,000 Round Table Handicap at Arlington.

About 95 pel cent ol (lie world permanent ice i.s in the Antaictit. seven million cubic miles ol it Five Giant players hit safely in the contest, with Bast in. Meadows, Bales and Meridith all collecting singles, and Maxwell pounding a double. Giant pitchers were Maxwell, Meadows and Martin, with Bales behind the plate. Trimble, Ennis and Bailey shared mound duties for the winners, with Johnston catching.

In addition to his home run, Trimble knocked a single, as did Crone, Ennis and Gutierrez. Ennis also pounded a two-bagger and Garau collected two singles. Athletics and Indians Jeff Dillender and Cliff Brannon combined on the mound last night at the city park to toss the Indians to a 7-6 win over the Athletics. It was the first loss of the season for the As, whose record now stands at 1 1-1. Mike Henry and Terry Basye pitched for the Athletics, while Todd Fleener caught.

John Parker was behind the plate for the winners. Chandler, Parker, Brannon and Gutierrez all had hits for the Indians, while Henry, Basye, Eric Creighton, Kevin Fletcher, Fleener and Brian Ferrand all scored runs for the As. Local Golfers Play Highland Local attorney Robert St. Clair, playing for the Indianapolis Columbia Club, was their low gross scorer with a 403979 at a golf tourney between the Columbia Club and the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Another local man.

Art Rehling, also played for the Columbia Club in the tourney at Highland Golf and Country Club in Indianapolis. The Highland course is a par 70, 6,400 yard affair, and for the tourney the pins were placed at either the extreme front or the extreme back of the greens. The tees were placed at the back of the back tee. Tim McGuire was seventh for the Athletic Club as he fired a 404181, and other local golfers playing, for the Athletic team were Dr. Robert Miller and Norman Forgjjites.

Joe Reeves was low for the dav and for the I.A.C. with a 38-37-75. 8 tli Graders Undefeated Vance Meiers eighth grade basketball team continued unbeaten by defeating Franklin 4743 yesterday at the Junior High. High scorer for Martinsville was Brummett with 12, and he was followed by-Harris with 10 and Richardson with 8. The next games for the local teams, grades five through eight, are Monday at Edinburg.

All local teams are unbeaten. Additional scorers are Fishel 5, Lowery 6, Malone 2, and Mask 4. LITTLE WANT ADS SELL BIG ITEM The Pirates blanked the Cubs 13-0 last night at Fleming Field. Bob Martindale pitched the shut-out while Steve Burpo took the loss. Tony Schwab caught for the winners and Bret Wigal was behind the plate for the Cubs.

Wigal and Craig DeMott both knocked 1-base hits. Cub hitting was curtailed by the 11 strike-out performance of Martindale. Six Pirate batters cdlected hits, some for extra bases. Mike Guinn knocked a single, Steve Knieper collected a single, Schwab knocked a double and two singles, Loren Pottorff belted a single and a double and Martindale helped his own cause by slamming two doubles. Orioles and Royals The Royals collected more hits than the Orioles last night at Memtt Park, but couldnt get the runs across as they fell to the Birds by 1812.

The Royals had several hits for extra bases, including a home run and a double by Sam Finney, who also collected a single in the contest. Jim Johannningsmier slammed a triple and a single, Dan Johanningsmier pounded a double and Mike Blankenship collected a single. Oriole hitters were the pitcher B. Baker who pounded a triple and two singles and B. Johnson who knocked a single.

1 The Royals used three pitchers, Henry Schurman, Mike Finney and Bob Ayres while Dan Johanningsmier was behind the plate for them. R. Hamm caught for the Orioles. Giants and Astros In a game which stretched to an extra inning last night at the City Park, Mike Trimble stepped up to the plate for the Astros and blasted a home run which ialso drove in two of his teammates to give the Astros the 1312 decision. In that winning bottom half of the eighth frame, Astro batter Crone walked, Ennis singled and then Trimble did his stuff.

Trailing 106 in the fourth inning, four Astro base runners stole home to knot the game at ,10 each for the next three frames. D. Ennis, Trimble, J. 'Garni and J. Houk all stole to home plate.

In the top of the eighth, the Giants pushed across two runs, which really put the pressure on the Astros to do or die at their turn at bat. Special rt Week USEd' CARS '71 Country Squire Fully equip lOpsngr, less than 6,000 miles, one owner '70 Buick Skylark 2 dr one owner Priced for quick sale Only $2,399 City filotors W. AAorgon St. lot FORD-mCOLN-mERCURY Ken Singleton drove in three runs with a double and a single to lead Montreal over San Francisco as Bill Stoneman pitched a seven hitter. Loose play by Philadelphia enabled San Diego to mount an early 5-0 lead and coast behind Clay Kirby to a second game victory over Philadelphia.

Kirby gave up only eight singles and struck out 11 in boosting his record to 6-8. In the first game, Greg Luzinski paced the Phils with two runs batted in on two singles and his ninth homer of the campaign as Steve Carlton (11-6) notched his 12th complete game and sixth straight win. Allsion Sits On Pole For Volunteer 500 BRISTOL, Tenn. (UPI)-Bobby Allison posted a track record Friday and won the pole position for Sundays Volunteer 500 stock car race at the Bristol International Speedway. The Hueytown, driver drove his 1972 Chevrolet 106.097 miles per hour as the first 10 qualifiers won spots for the 267 mile race.

Allison bested Richard Pettys Volunteer mark of 103.589 but was shy of the absolute track record of 107.375 miles per hour which was set before NASCAR rules called for restrictor devices on carburetors. Petty grabbed the outside front row driving his 1972 Plymouth to a best lap of 105.151 miles per hour. Bobby Isaac of Catawba, N.C., was the only top driver failing to make a run at the pole position for the $38,725 Winston Cup series race. His 1972 Dodge developed mechanical trouble which his crew was unable to fix before Fridays trials were completed. Isaac is expected to lead todays qualifying when the final 20 positions will be filled.

LeeRoy Yarbrough of Columbia, S.C., was third qualifier in a 1971 Ford with a speed of 104.612 m.p.h. Cecil Gordon of Horse Shoe, N.C., was fourth in a Mercury at 103.347. There were three other Chevrolet drivers besides Allison in the top ten. Ron Keselowski of Drayton Plains, was in 7th place with a 1970 Chevrolet. Richard Brown of Claremont, N.C., and Coo Coo Marlin of Columbia, will start 8th and 9th in 1972 Chevrolets.

Skyline Bowling News Tuesday Morning Summer Team Pts Mud Pies 42 Pin-A-Fours 42 Triple Treat 34 Wipe Outs 34 Three Stooges 32 Bombers 32 BJS 30 Three Blind Mice 27 Forrester 26 Alexander 21 E. Payton .498 E. DeWeese .433 P. Barnes .497 B. Arthur .425 M.

Carter .488 West 404 L. Martens .452 Thursday Nite Summer Team Pts Pin-A-Fours 33 Jetset 32 Cure 30 Baugh 29 Russell 26 Hoick 24 Thursday Thumbs 22 Atherton 22 The Ding Bats 21 Handicappers 18 Wade 16 Pin Splitters 15 Baugh .463 B.Tnnhll .418 By NEIL HERSHBERG UPI Sports Writer Bob Gibson pitched a four-hitter against Houston Friday night for his eighth straight victory and the St. Louis Cardinals held on to third place in the NL East with a 3-1 victory over the Houston Astros. The Cardinals scored all their runs in the fifth inning. Donn Clendenon and Luis Melendez singled and Clendenon scored on Dal Maxvills single.

Gibson was safe on a fielders choice and, with two out, back-to-back singles by Ted Sizemore and Matty Alou produced two more runs. In other National League action, Los Angeles defeated New York, 6-1, Chicago edged Cincinnati, 2-1, Pittsburgh and Atlanta divided a doubleheader, with the Pirates taking the opener, 10-2, and the Braves winning the nightcap, 3-2, Montreal downed San Francisco, 7-2, and Philadelphia and San Diego split a doubleheader, the Phillies winning the opener, 4-2, and the Padres capturing the nightcap, 6-1. In the American League, Texas edged Baltimore, 5-4, Milwaukee whipped Oakland, 9-4, Detroit beat Chicago, 6-4, Minnesota downed New York, 5-2, Kansas City defeated Cleveland, 6-3, and Boston topped California, 5-3, in 10 innings. Dusty Baker singled home Darrell Evans in the seventh inning to give Atlanta a second game victory over Pittsburgh. Righthander Jim Hardin held the hard-hitting Pirates to Grand Slam Downs Tribe By United Press International Both Evansville, the Eastern Division leader, and last-place Indianapolis lost American Association baseball games Friday night.

The Triplets bowed at Tulsa, 4-3, the Oilers scoring the winning run in the ninth inning of an errorless game. The Indians, opening a five-game home series with Oklahoma City, dropped a 16-11 slug-fest in 11 innings. The 89ers lowered the boom for five runs in the top of the 11th. Elsewhere, Western Division front-runner Wichita eked out a 5-4 win at Omaha and Denver also chalked up a one-run road win at Iowa, 4-3. Thirty-eight hits were chalked up in the Indianapolis-Oklahoma City game 20 by the winner and 18 by the losers and each team committed four miscues.

The Indians, playing their fourth straight extra-inning game, yielded five unearned runs in the fateful 11th, nullifying George Runks pair of homers for the losers. But the biggest blow was Cliff Johnsons bases loaded roundtripper for the 89ers in the fourth. The 89ers collected four hits and capitalized- on three Tribe errors to clinch the game in the 11th. Chicago (Pizarro 4-4) at Cincinnati (Nolan 11-2), 2:15 p.m. Houston (Reuss 5-7) at St.

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