The Napa Valley Register from Napa, California • 12

12A The REGISTER, Napa, Calif. Wednesday, July 5, 1972 Jim Barr, Giants Stop Phils, 2-1 was walking on Cloud 9 "It was my best game as a pro, by far, he said I had a couple of one-hitters in college, but they cant equal this The winning marker came off the efforts of Dave Rader, who singled home the Giants first run in the seventh, then executed skilled base-running to score the one that made the PHILADELPHIA (AP) -The San Francisco Giants wind up a three-game series against Philadelphia today, trying to make it 2-1 for the stand The Giants recouped a loss in the opener with a 2-1 victory to celebrate the Fourth of July, limiting the Phillies to three hits via Jim Barrs efforts on the mound Giants outfielder Bobby Bonds ended the no-hit bid of the Phils Billy Champion on the first pitch of the game, lining a single to center field Barr was pitching his second complete game of his major league career and retired the first nine Phillies batters in order Shortstop Irry Bowa, whos from Sacramento, Calif kept the hurler from his perfect game with a single in the fourth inning on a drag bunt between the hill and first base, scoring on a sacrifice fly. In the dressing room, Barr Novato's Ken Siler Shuts OutPost 1 13 Rader had already touched the plate, which is by Philadelphia catcher John Batemans left knee, and then hurtled over Bateman. Rader had tagged up at third base and scored on a to nip the Phils, 2-1, on a three-hit pitching fly ball by Tito Fuentes. There was some effort by young Jim Barr.

The game was discussion on the play but the Giants went on played in Philadelphia. (AP Wirephoto). FLYING HOME with the winning run against the Philadelphia Phillies is Dave Rader of the San Francisco Giants. Actually, Of His Own Blast Beats Yanks Chrissy Goes Down Fighting At Wimbledon Thats three good games in a row for him He seems to be completely recovered from his arm trouble." Odom missed almost the entire 1971 season following surgery on his arm. The Yankees collected six hits in the game, including two by Horance Clarke, who scored one run The Yanks scored in the seventh on a sacrifice fly by Berme Allen, and in the eighth on a single by Bobby Murcer.

Manager Ralph Houk of the Yankees thought both pitchers Stottlemyre and Odom had done a good job. That one pitch to Bando was the game. Its that simple, Houk said The series resumes tonight The reason is the running battle between the International Lawn Tennis Federation and World Championship Tennis, the pro group that has the top players like Rod Laver, Arthur Ashe and Ken Rosewall under contract Differences between the two organizations have been patched up, but not in time to allow the WCT pros to compete here this year. This has helped fifth-seeded Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia, second seeded Ilie Nastase of Romania, and third seeded Manuel Orantes of Spain, reach the semifinals. In the semifinals, Smith will play Kodes and Nastase will face Orantes.

Muncey Is Hydro Victor Some Fireworks Bando' OAKLAND (AP) Capt. Sal Bando put on a personal fireworks demonstration for his Oakland As teammates Tuesday night Bando hit the fifth grand slam homer of his major league career to provide all the runs in a 4-2 victory over the New York Yankes. I wasnt trying to hit a homer, Bcftido said. With two strikes I was just protecting the plate. His homer came off Mel Stottlemyre who gave up only four hits in the seven innings he pitched.

Hes one of the best pitchers in the American I-eague, and you are lucky to even get a single off him, Bando said. Bandos homer followed two alks and a double by Joe Rudi that loaded the bases in the fourth inning. One walk was intentional but the second was SAN FRANCISCO ab bi Bonds rf 4 0 10 Howarfh cf 4 0 0 0 Speier ss 4 0 10 McCovey lb 4 0 10 Blanco pr 0 0 0 0 Hendersn If 0 0 0 0 Kingman If 2 110 Rader 4 111 Gallagher 3b 4 0 1 0 Fuentes 2b 10 11 Barr 2 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA aDrhbi Bowa ss 4 12 0 Money 3b 4 0 10 Montanez cf 3 0 0 0 DJohnson lb 3 0 0 1 Luzmski If 4 0 0 0 LiS rf WRobnsn rf Bateman Doyle 2b Chmpion Hutton ph Fryman Total 29 2 7 2 Total 29 1 3 1 SanFrancisco 000 000 2002 Philadelphia 000 100 0001 Barr McCovey DP SanFrancisco 1 Philadelphia 3 LOB SanFrancisco 5 Philadelphia 5 2B Kingman McCovey SB Bonds Barr SF DJohnson Fuentes IP Barr (W 2 2) 9 Champion 4 8) 8 Fryman 1 1 53 A 0 098 Delmonicos fly ball to left was too short to score Bardakos and Bruce Tonascia grounded out to end the inning. In the bottom of the ninth, with two out, Tonascia singled to left and Rick Bailey followed suit. Ieo Kirk beat out an infield hit to load the bases but Kevin Rachel grounded back to the mound and that was all she wrote.

Coach Clint Smith commented, It was really a shame to waste Vaalers excellent pitching job. Dave Dchert was two-for-four to pace Novato at the plate while Bardakos and Kirk were both two-for-four against Siler. Post 113 travels to San I.eandro this evening for a 6 p.m. practice tilt with Oakland. NAPA Bardakos, 3b Fisher, 2b Delmonico.ss Tonascia, rf Bailey, Kirk, lb Osvord, If Rachel, If Olmstead, cf ye, ph Gamba.cf Vaaler, TOTALS AB 4 0 2 3 4 4 2 4 2 2 2 1 0 3 31 NOVATO Thompson, cf Larsen, 2b Mazares, ss Conte, rf Jackson, 3b Judmick, If I Ichert, lb Harringon, Siler, TOTALS Novato Napa 2B Bardakos Siler (W) Vaaler (L) AB 3 0 0 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 2 30 011 000 000 2 5 0 000 000 000 0 7 0 IP BB SO 9 7 0 3 4 9 5 2 5 13 Pearson Wins 'Firecracker' By BLOYS BRITT AP Auto Racing Writer It reminded me of Kansas City last year, said Don Shula, coach of the Miami Dolphins That was when we went three overtimes to beat the Chiefs in the National Football league playoffs Shula was the grand marshal for Tuesdays Firecracker 400-mile Stock Car Race at Dayton International Speedway.

It was the first tune he had watched one of the auto racing spectaculars He couldnt have picked a better time to be indoctrinated into the world of speed Like 07,200 other sweating, sun-drenched spectators, he and cheered as 37-year-old David Pearson drove a Mercury to a split-second victory over Dodges Richard Petty and Chevrolets Bobby Allison after 400 miles of 180 mile-an-hour dueling Pearson finished half a car length ahead of Petty and another length in front of Allison, averaging 160 821 miles an hour for the distance Clifton Coo-Coo-Marlm was fourth in a Chevrolet and James Hylton fifth in a Ford. Elsewhere during the long Fourth of July weekend, 1971 world champion Jackie Stewart won the French Grand Prix as Emerson Fittipaldi of Brazil, the current championship points leader, came in second and Chris Amon of New Zea- not Bando worked the count to 3-2 and then hit a low line drive that barely cleared the fence in left center field. The crowd of 37,761 cheered the short fireworks display which follows all homers by Oakland players. The large crowd had come to see a postgame fireworks display that was nowhere near as spectacular as Bandos impromptu display The victory went to Blue Moon Odom, his sixth of the season and third in a row. He needed eighth inning relief help from Darold Knowles.

Odom walked three and did not strike out a man. I didnt have anything and was trying to throw the ball wheie they couldnt hit it Odom said. Manager Dick Williams of the As was pleased with Odoms performance. A By MIKE HARRIS Associated Press Sports Writer MADISON, Ind (AP) Regatta officials sighed with relief Tuesday when they handed veteran driver Bill Muncey the World Championship trophy and Indiana Governors cup for his victory in the unlimited hydroplane races. Then officials began plannmg for a fresh start next year and hoping the 1973 event would be better than this years 25th Madison Regatta.

Terry Sterett drove defending national champion, Miss Bud-weiser to second. Tom Sheehy, Atlas Van Lines II, was third, followed by Jim McCormick in Napa Post 113 ran into a hot hurler in Us American Legion baseball encounter with Novato Tuesday and came out on the short end of a 2-0 score. The game was played on the Veterans Home diamond in Yountville. Novatos Ken Siler set the locals down on seven hits, three iwalks and four strikeouts, Jregating a fine mound performance by Napas Iver Vaaler, who gave up only five hits while walking five and striking out 13. i loss leaves Napa with a Record of no wins and two losses for the second half of play while Novato is on top of the league wjth a 3-0 mark.

First half Petaluma is also 0-2 while Vallejo and Vacaville both 'own 1-1 records. -Novato scored one run in the top of the second inning on three singles and two stolen bases and notched its second marker in the top of the third on a walk, a stolen base and a single. Napa had only two threats all day. In the bottom of the first inning Bill Bardakos led off with a double to left field, Ron Fisher grounded to the right side to move Bardakos to third but Mike Sports Schedule BASEBALL i (American Legion) Tonight 6pm Napa Post 113 vs Oakland San Leandro High School diamond (Twilight Minors) Tonight 8 30p m.AII Star Game Napa High School south diamond Joe DiMaggio) Thursday 6 Napa Moose vs Redwood Inn Napa College diamond (Twilight Maior) Thursday 7 30 St Helena vs Lions Carpy leld diamond, St Helena (Prep League) Thursday 6pm Dodgers vs Athletics, Napa High School north diamond, Angels vs Giants, Napa High School south diamond (Fly League) 6 pm Flies vs Mosquitos, Bel Aire diamond, Dragonflies vs Yellowiackets, Phillips diamond Ants vs Bumblebees, West Park diamond, Locusts vs Gnats, Westwood diamond, Crickets vs Hornets, Northwood diamond. Moths vs Termites, Napa High School diamond.

Fireflies vs Fleas, Shearer diamond, Scorpions vs Wasps, Lincoln diamond. Spiders vs Beetles, Salvador diamond FAST PITCH SOFTBALL (P Nut League) Tonight 7pm Calnap vs Kiwams, 8 45 Kitchen Fixtures vs Jonesy's Kiwams Park diamond (Girls League) Thursday 7pm Nativettes vs Butter cream Bakery, 9pm O'Brien's vs Yates and Cochrane Kiwams Park diamond (Junior Girls League) 7 Tonight 6pm Doves vs Canaries, Browns Valley diamond. Parakeets vs Orioles, Shearer diamond, Blueiays vs Flamingos, Phillips diamond, Cardinals vs Larks, Bel Aire diamond. Kiwis vs Robins, El Centro diamond, Sparrows vs Blackbirds, West Park diamond SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL (Old Men's League) Thursday 7 15 Elks vs Gibraltar Savings, 9pm Calnap vs Ralph's Barber Shop Napa College north diamond Thursday 7 15 pm Catania's vs Al's Auto Dismantles, 9pm Custom Iron Works vs West Side Pizza Napa College south diamond (Women's League) Tonight 8 30 Lawler's Liquor vs Napa Valley Carpet Westwood diamond Thursday 8 30 pm Brass Rail Ernie's Liquors Westwood diamond with Steve Kiline, 6-3, pitching for the Yanks against Ken Holtzman, 11-5, for Oakland. NEW YORK ab bi OAKLAND ab bi Campnris ss 4 0 1 0 Rudi If 4 110 Jackson cf 3 0 0 0 Epstem lb 2 10 0 Voss rf Clarke 2b Munson Murcer cf White If 2 12 0 4 0 10 3 111 4 0 10 Blomberg lb 3 0 0 0 FAlou ph 10 0 0 BAIIen 3b Swoboda ph Torres rf Michael ss Stotlmyre CaiLson ph McDaniel 2 10 0 3 12 4 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 Bando 3b Duncan Cullen 2b Odom Knowles 2 0 0 1 10 0 0 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 30 2 6 2 Total 27 4 5 4 NewYork 000 000 1 1 0 2 Oakland 000 400 0 0 4 Blomberg DP-New York 1, Oak land 2 LOB New York 5, Oakland 1 2B Rudi Duncan Bando imunson.

Campanens Allen HR Bando (7) SF IP 7 4 1 1 7 2 3 5 113 1 (7) PB ER BB SO 4 4 2 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 Duncan Stotlmyre IL 7 10) McDaniel Odom (W 6 2) Knowles Save Knowles 2 09 A 37 761 Miss Timex and Bob Gilliam was fifth on Pizza Pete. The 1972 Madison Regatta, a whole year in planning, turned into one of the greatest disasters in this southeastern Indiana communitys history of running regattas. The frustrations and setbacks that plagued this years volunteer-run regatta began June 23rd when Miss Madison, which is owned by the city, sank in the Detroit River. That meant there would be no repeat of last years glorious victory by Madisons hometown boat. I ter that day came news of tropical storm Agnes.

It filled the Ohio River with flood water and debris. American League East Pet Baltimore 38 30 359 Detroit 37 31 544 1 Boston 32 34 485 5 New York 31 35 470 6 Cleveland 28 39 418 9 'a Milwaukee 27 40 403 10Va West Oakland 46 24 657 Chicago 41 29 586 5 Minnesota 36 33 522 9Vj Kansas City 34 35 493 ll'j California 32 40 444 15 Texas 29 41 414 17 Monday's Results Texas 2, Kansas City 1 Boston 8, Minnesota 2 Baltimore 15, Detroit 3 Oakland 5, California 0 Only games scheduled Tuesday's Results Cleveland 2, Texas 0 Boston 2, Minnesota 0 Kansas City 1, Detroit 0 Baltimore 2, Chicago 1 Milwaukee 4, California 2 Oakland 4, New York 2 Wednesday's Games Baltimore (McNally 8 7) at Chicago (Wixxl 12 8) Minnesota (J Perry 6 7) at Boston (Iallin 4 8), Texas (Gogolewski 3 6) at Cleveland (G Perry 12 7), Detroit (Lolich 13 5) at Kan sas City (Split tori! 7 4), New York (Kline 6 3) at Oak land (Hollman 115), Milwaukee (Stephenson 2 0 or Parsons 6 at California (Ryan 9 3), Thursday's Games Baltimore at Chicago, Texas al Cleveland, Detroit at Kansas City, New York al Oakland Milwaukee at California, Only games scheduled WIMBLEDON, England (AP) Defending champion Evonne Goolagong of Australia defeated 17-year-old Chris Evert of Fort Iauderdale, 4-6, 63, 6-4 today for the right to meet Billie Jean King in Fridays final for the Wimbledon tennis crown Mrs King, the No. 2 seed from Long Beach, crushed Rosemary Casals of San Francisco 6-2, in the first womens singles match on the grass center court. Evonne reeled off the seventh game in a row when she held service at the start of the final set to love. But then Chris held hers and broke Evonne to go 2-1 up as the Australian lapsed back into loose play with a double fault, a volley at the net and another weak backhand But the lapse was only momentary and Evonne broke back to 2-2 after Chris double-faulted.

Chris was still fighting and produced two superb passing forehands and a flat return of service to break Evonne again and go ahead 3-2. Then the match see-sawed once more as Evonne broke back the fourth break in a row with a forehand volley That put the score at 3-3 Then Evonne held service to lead 4-3 but only with the help of a lucky volley that hit the cord and ran along the net before dropping on Chris side Chris had fought hard to keep that game and twice pulled back to deuce. The match lasted one hour, 15 minutes. Mrs. King went to a 4-1 lead, and then Miss Casals hit back and levelled at 4-4.

But that was Rosies last big effort Mrs King held her service to lead 5-4, despite another double fault, and then broke her rivals service for the last tune. The final shot was a spectacular backhand pass Mrs. King has now beaten Miss Casals 19 tunes out of 20 in the last two years. In the mens semifinals Thursday, Stan Smith, last yeai losing finalist and No 1 seed this year, will be carrying the American hopes. The other semifinalists are Europeans Thats the first tune this has happened since World War II Fischer Apologizes REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer apologized today for delaying the start of his $300,000 chess match with world champion Boris Spassky of Russia The American, whose dispute over prize money forced organizers to postpone the world championship round, said he had the greatest respect for Spassky as a man and as a player.

BASEBALL STANDINGS, National League East Pet 43 26 623 Pittsburgh Now York Chicago St Louis Montreal Philadelphia 43 37 38 31 25 West 44 44 606 529 528 443 352 Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles 36 35 Atlanta 33 38 San Francisco 31 47 San Diego 25 47 Monday's Results Philadelphia 4, San Francisco 1 2 Vl 10 'j 16 19 Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 2 St I ouis 4, Cincinnati I Atlanta 13, Houston 9 New York at Montreal, 2, rain Only games scheduled Tuesday's Results Cincinnati 6, SI Louis 1 New York 2 2, San Diego 0 4 San Francisco 2, Philadelphia Montreal 7, Los Angeles 3 Houston 6, Pittsburgh 0 Atlanta 5 3, Chicago I 3, 2nd game, Vh innings, tie, ram Wednesday's Games San Francisco (Bryant 6 4) at Philadelphia (Reynolds 0 4), Los Angeles (Osteen 7 6) at Montreal (Moore 0 2), Chicago (Jenkins 9 7) at At lanta (Nickro 7 7), San Diego (Arlin 7 8) at New York (Matlack 8 4), Pittsburgh (Ellis 7 4) at Houston (forsch 4 2), Only games scheduled Thursday's Games Los Angeles at Montreal, Chicago at Atlanta, Pittsburgh at Houston, Only games scheduled Iiuderdale, Fla The winner of this match will lie a heavy favorite to take the womens singles title (AP Wirephoto). THE FEATURE MATCH in today's play at Wimbledon, England, was between Australias Evonne Goolagong, 20, tat top) and 17-year-old Chris Evert of Fort.