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.1 D-l THI SUNTf IEGRAM 6, 1976 Rams shuffle seven players, trim roster to 63 Sports in brief FULLERTON, Calif. (AP) The Los Angeles Rams have placed four players on waivers and three on the injured reserve list to reduce their squad to 63. Placed on waivers were punter Duane Carrell, a third-year man from Florida State; rookie guard Myke Horton, UCLA; rookie safety Pat Manus, Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo; and rookie placekicker John Delaney, Nichols College. The three injured players, all rookies, are punter Phil Wagenheim of Maryland, safety Gary Shaw of Brigham Young University and linebacker Frank Johnson of the University of California-Riverside. A club spokesman said none of the three is seriously injured.

Bonds to undergo surgery ANAHEIM (AP) California centerfielder Bobby Foreman reports to ikes MANKATO, Minn. (AP) Running back Chuck Foreman reported to the Minnesota Vikings training camp at Mankato State College Thursday and worked out with the team. Coach Bud Grant said Foreman looked spry and quick and his weight was good, but added he would not play in Saturday night's National Football League preseason contest at Kansas City. Foreman had said he would not Join the Vikings unless his contract was renegotiated for more money. He was put through extensive exercises Thursday and said he is ready to play.

"I'm here to play football and that's all I'm thinking about," Foreman said. "My attorney, Tom Reich, and Mike Lynn (Vikings general manager) are working on my contract and I'll have no further comment on that" Cornerbacks Nate Wright, with a bad ankle, and Leon performances. Mrs. Scott said Bischoff apparently learned from an attempt last year when she became exhausted and gave up ivp miles from the French coast. Superdome woes NEW ORLEANS (AP) The state official who runs the Superdome says he's going to make a final all-out push to get major league baseball in the $163 million stadium.

Commissioner of Administration Charles Roemer has been running the stadium since Ben Levy resigned his executive director's post under the pressure of mounting debts and Increasing reports of sloppy management. Roemer said one of the holdovers from the prior administration, Secretary-Treasurer Billy Connick, is representing him in Washington at talks with Commissioner of Baseball Bowie Kuhn. "What I've asked Billy to do is develop the background so I can Join in the series of conversations," Roemer said Thursday. "In the past, we've always talked about a franchise like it was something we could go pick up off the shelf." He said the previous Superdome adminstration had been pursuing a baseball franchise since 19(58, with Connick the primary chaser. Cellar towers around Gems Angeles Sunday night.

Bonds, 30, has a .262 batting average and 10 home runs this season, and leads the club in RBIs, 53, and steals, 29. Despite the injury, he has played in all but 12 Angel games. Bills to help athletes TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Sen. Richard Stone, said Thursday he has introduced two amendments to a tax-reform bill aimed at helping American athletes compete in International competitions like the Olympics.

One amendment would give a tax credit of up to $500 a year to amateur athletes for expenses in training for the Olympics or Pan-American Games. The other would authorize tax deductions for donations to groups that "foster national or international amateur sports competition." The groups would become tax exempt, as are religious and cultural organizations. The tax reform bill is pending before the Senate in Bonds will undergo surgery for a chip fracture in his right hand Monday, an Angels spokesman said Thursday. Bonds, who hurt Ihe middle finger of his right hand sliding in an exhibition game against the Dodgers this spring, had been hampered by the injury all season. "The clipped bone became disengaged and apparently tore ligaments in the finger, the spokesman said.

Bonds, who will be lost to the Angels for the rest of the season, plans to enter California Lutheran Hospital in Los Riversides Ryon wins in archery VALLEY, FORGE, Pa. (AP) Gold medalists Darrell Pace of Reading, Ohio, and Luann Ryon of Riverside, won the men's and women's titles Thursday in he Archery Championship of the Americas. Pace, winner of the Olympic title in Montreal, scored Jenkins, with a pulled stomach muscle, missed Thursday workouts and were listed as doubtful for Saturday night's game. Defensive end Carl Eller, who had fluid on his knee, was expected to play against Kansas City, Grant salrj. Nuggets sign Taylor DENVER (AP) Veteran guard and steal artist Roland "Fatty" Taylor has signed a multi-year contract with the Denver Nuggets of the National Basketball Association, team President and General Manager Carl Scheer announced Thursday.

Taylor, a veteran of seven seasons in the old American Basketball Association, spent the 1974-75 season in Denver, when the Nuggets compiled a 65-19 record. Scheer praised Taylor as "one of pro basketball's top defensive guards and playmakers." The Nuggets obtained Taylor from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for a second-round choice in the 1977 draft Terms of the contract were not announced. Taylor finished second in steals in the ABA three seasons and third one year. Channel Swim 1: DOVER, England 1AP) Tina Bischoff, a 17 year-old student from Columbus, Ohio, swam the English Channel Thursday in an unofficial record time of nine hours and three minutes more than one-half hour faster than the previous mark. "This was a fantastic swim because the conditions were by no means perfect," said Mrs.

Audrey Scott, secretory of the Channel Swimming Association, which keeps records on those who swim the 22-mile channel. Bischoff swam from Shakespeare Bay in England to France under windy conditions not conducive to record Jose Wednesday night, losing the first game, 4-0. and defeating San Jose in the late game. The Gems return home to Perris Hill Park Tuesday and Wednesday for a pair of doubleheaders with Chicago. wasmngton.

"Our amateur athletes who represent the United States in world competition receive very little help compared to the assistance received by many of those they compete against," said Stone, a member of the President's Commission on Olympic Sports. "We can place no dollar value on their participation in these sports, but we can give them this help to cover the large expenses they incur in preparing themselves." NL Player of Month SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Cincinnati Reds outfielder George Foster, the National League's Player of the Month for May, was named Thursday as the overwhelming choice for NL Player of the Month for July. Jerry Koosman, New York Mete was voted National League Pitcher of the Month for July. Foster, 26, who also was elected Most Valuable Player in the All-Star Game, hit .815 In July, with six home runs and drove in 28 runs In 27 games. Koosman completed five of six itacte in July and had a 5-1 record with a 1.73 earned-run average.

The 32-year-old Wisconsin native recorded 45 strikeouts in 52 innings. Runner-up for the month's pitching honors was Fred Norman of Cincinnati who won four of five, and close behind was Larry Dierker of Houston, whose three victories, two of them shutouts that included a ftO no-hitter July 9 against Montreal. 1,278 at the tournament here, edging defending fchampion Richard McKinney of Muncie, by 10 points. Richard Bednar of Suffield, Ohio was third with Plrst Game SAN JOSE The Southern California Gems dropped another pair of Women's Professional Softball games to the San Jose Sunbirds Thursday night. San Jose rolled to a 5-1, win In the opener and continued to roll, 7-1, Jn the nightcap as 500 Sunbird Jans watched.

The only bright spot for the Gems in either game was Debby Bevers triple in the first Inning of the nightcap and her subsequent stealing home for the Gems' run. Helen Johnson picked up her 22nd loss. The Gems split with San 000 100 0 1 3 Gems San Jose 013 100 4 2 The three scores gave the U.S. a world record team total of 3312, breaking the mark of 3,757 set by Italy Ebersole and Hendricks. SJ: earlier this year.

Ryon, another first place finisher at the Olympics, had 1,215 points. Marlene Silcocks of Ceritos, was second with Stewart and Pennington. 39 Burnett (SJ), Kanium (SJ); 26 Burnett and Gamoiin (SJ), Hoilv and Peterson (G). Second Game Germ 100 000 0 1 4 5 San Jose 005 200 7 4 0 Johnton and Hpndrlckt. SJ Johnson and Aubuehon.

3d Beveri (G), 2B: Hendricks (G). 1,213 and Irene Daubenspeck of Phoenix, third with 1,208. Scoreboard Today i i Dodger notes Motional league Little League Golf SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTA aDrriDi ibrnoi Themasn cf 3 2 1 Rwver 3b 4 0 10 MPeret 2b 4 0 2 0 G0'mi 4 0 0 0 Matthews If 4 0 0 0 rVvnn cf 3 0 0 0 Murcer rt 4 0 11 Montjne; lb 4 0 0 0 DEvans lb 4 0 0 0 Henoersn rf 3 1 0 0 Rein 3b 4 0 10 Chanev 4 0 10 Dodgr rlgntfieider Raaala ENDJCOTT, N. V. (AP) First-round scores Wednesday ki the 1200,000 Ooen at the opr-71, En-Jo CINCINNATI aorlibi LOS ANGELES aorhbi jmim reiecit it tne notion that Los Angelas it under pressure Go Club: BOSTON DETROIT abrnbi abrhW Burleson ss 5 110 LeFlore cf 3 0 3 0 Dovle 2b 4 110 AJohnson If 4 0 0 0 Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 Staub rf 4 0 2 0 Ystrmski lb 4 0 11 AJames dh 4 0 2 0 Rce It 3 111 MSianiev dh 0 0 0 0 Cower dh 4 0 11 JTnmsn lb 4 10 0 RiMuer rf 2 10 0 ARodrget 3b 4 2 2 2 Hobson 3b 4 12 2 Freshen 4 12 2 Mntgmry 4 0 0 0 Veryjer 4 0 2 0 RJon 0 0 0 0 PGarcia 2b 2 010 Cleveland 0 0 0 0 Ogive ph 10 0 0 Bin a 0 0 0 0 Manual 2b 0(00 Wockntut ph 1 0 10 Lmnuyfc 0 0 0 0 Lemon 0 0 0 0 Ken Hubbs rolls over DeReder 4 0 2 0 Gaston Lemasier ss 4 0 1 0 Pocorooa Berr 2 0 0 0 PNlkro 0 Mow 1 0 0 0 DMav on Marshal Rose Flvnti 3b Grrffev rt Morgan 2b GFoster Bencn 5 10lixs2b 0 0 0 0 Bucuner I 4 0 0 0 RSmith rf 4 0 0 0 Gervev lb 3,0 1 1 Cry 3b 4 010 Rime 122 1 Lew cf 30 11 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1000 0 0 0 0 79 1 3 1 4010 1170 4 0 0 0 41)0 4011 40 11 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1000 1000 0 0 0 0 TPrei lb Tot Total 34 2 2 MI 000000- 1 010 000 000- 1 LOB-SanFran- Sanfrtnosci Akenti E-m Perej, Rovstir Geronimo cf 4 0 1 0 Yaager Cncoooa 3 0 1 1 Sutton Norman 4 010 later en Hougn pressure? TO ma mat a man with a wifa and five mdt and a mortgage on hit house.

And hp just got laid off. At long at I'm holding a Bat and tne pitcher hat a bail in hit hand, there'! pressure on the pitcher, though. I can get him he maket one mlslake," Smith taid At the Ckxws opened the four-game tat with Cincinnati Thursday night, a common gam was to guess how many games th Dodgers had to win to s'av in conteniion. "i be satisfied If Cincinnati won all four and then we won 30 ttraignt let eDturd If we ware four down in th last week of the season It would be different, Put there are tun more than SO garnet to Play," said ve'eran Manager Wait Alston Others were leu reluctant. 13- 30-63 34-31-45 34-31-65 15-32-47 14- 33-67 34-31-47 34-13-67 14-33-67 34-31-47 34- 33-47 14-33-67 S5-33 36-32-60 36-32-4( 14-12-41 3513-61 35- 33-41 Cisco.

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Norco ousted Del Rosa Wednesday, 14-4, ending the winning streak of the District 43 kings. Tonight's winner advances to a sub-divisional playoff Monday at Montclair. Demuth Park in Palm Springs is located on Santa Cruz Street off Ramona Road. The Section 8 tourney resumes tonight at 7 at Kennedy Field, at Arrow and Central Avenues, when La Verne plays Hacienda Heights, which oused Montclair Central, 44 Wednesday. The winners of Thursday's and Friday's games meet Saturday at 7 p.m.

the Section 6 title. The Section 6 and 7 winners then meet Monday at 7 p.m. in Montclair for a trip to the divislonals at Santa Ana. From there the next stop is San Bernardino's Western Reglonals, Aug. 14-21.

Fight at Forum Danny Lopez and Art Hafey meet In a world featherweight elemlnatlon bout at the Forum in Ingle-wood at 8 p.m. It's slated for 12 rounds, but if it comes up a draw they will go an extra round so that a verdict can be reached. Punt, pass and kirk Registration will open today for the annual Punt. Pa and Kick competition, sponsored this year by the B. Jaycees.

Registration blanks are available at Falniew Ford from now until Sent 10. Local competition will be held sometime brtween Sept 10 to 19. with exact dates to be announced later. Ages are eligible. IP RE BBSO 7 2 2 2 0 7 I 3 3 34 3441 waenend? Seve-Moffilf (I).

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Section 7 Yucaipa-Barstow PALM SPRINGS -Yucaipa earned a shot at the Section 7 Little League All Stars title Thurdsay night as they trounced Barstow, 144. at Demuth Park. Mike Carr homered twice and picked up four RBI in the process and Chris Brumctt homered, doubted and singled to aid in Riving Yucaipa the win. Yucaipa challenges Norco 730 m. tonight for the Dlstrkl 7 title.

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M-SiMer S-Meheca. LCO- Me, Girls fofUvaD tourney The Colton Suns are conducting a Class and Invitational girls Softball tournament, which runs today through Sunday at South Colton Park. It is a douhle-eltmtnation event and proceeds go to the Miss Softball America Senior All Stars to help defray costs to tournament play. La Verne College cxblbltloa basketball La Verne College is scheduled to have a basketball exhibition featuring Jerry Tarkantan. who led the University of Nevada las Vegas to the NCAA Regional last season, beginning 7 m.

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