The Spokesman-Review from Spokane, Washington • 6

Tuesday, April 29, 1975, Spokane, Wash. TllE SPOKESMAN REVIEW 13 Season over Spring sports andals Flyers back, healing cms, km picked Golfers Chris Mitchell find Rail uilh mafrhin Golfers Chris Mitchell and Ball with matching MAJOR BOXES AMERICAN TIGERS 5, ORIOLES 3 get of three one Baltimore alsrhbl Kim Ilubbart, sometimes rivals who make a terrific team, were elected Spokane area high school Athletes of the Week Monday hy the Sports Writers and Broadcasters. MitcJiell and Ilubbart, City League stars at North Central and Shadle Park up to win the weekend's Downriver Open Best- Shadle Park High's track team, which wen the Moober-ry Relays on Saturday, was named Team of the Week. Other athlete nominees included past winner Ed Mann, the West Valley high jumper who went 6-10 1-2 last, week, and- Rogers shortstop Bill Hainline, who ripped his usual five hits. Eastern DETROIT ebrhbl LeFlore ct 0 Bumbry If ooruwn ph 1 0 0 0 Blair Pn nutnpiiry OuuU bnopay pr Suihei inU 2b 40 1 3 ainfliiton rf uh 6 12ii Ucvis dh iu 4 0 0 0 LMav 1b 0 Gi icn 2o.

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Steve Servick (CDA) Rex Allen 6-1, 6 3 Mike Moens (CDA) d. Scott McKenzie 6-1, 6-2. DOUBLES Joe Benner Ceogg Mould (CDA) d. Steve Chrlstilaw Mark Smith 6-1, 6 0 Don Alexander Ken Weistaner (CDA) Steve Shadle Mark Shollenberger 6-0, 6-2. 33 5 I 4 Total 31 3 7 2 000 002 003 3 2 Tom this week and go over everything before the league meeting on Saturday, the club president said.

Bouten said he was not displeased with the teams efforts against Tunder Bay, blaming jet lag for the slow start. He added that some off-the-ice developments were giving him second thoughts about continued involvement. Hocges said he anticipates several personnel changes for next season when Allan Cup play comes west and that will certainly nme up in his conventions with Bouten. Several players will carry mementoes of the season for some time to come. Defenseman George Talotti wore a new cast on his fractured right thumb and glasses failed to hide defenseman Larry Palanios purpling left eye.

Goaltender Don Wallis has a jammed thumb and a finger fracture still healing and (Continued on Total Detroit peiilmoro DP Detroit 1. LOB Detrlot 7, 1 1. 2o A Rouriouez, May. HR Baylor (1), Horton (4). Belanoar Let-lor.

IP Cjleman (W.1-3) 8 Hiller 1 Cuellar (L.M) 6 1-3 Johnson 2 3 idve Hiller (3). A 3,784. MOSCOW, Idaho The University of Idaho lost two games and won one Monday in a NorPac college baseball happening with Boise State. After a Bronco protest over a hit batsman in the seventh inning of a Sunday game had gone all the way to Bowie Kuhns office, a decision was made to replay the situation in the seventh inning. Idaho had won the original version 9-8 by scoring two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning.

The Vandals werent so fortunate this time and went down to defeat 8-7. In the ensuing doubleheader, Boise State won the first game 12-8 as Mike LaVoie hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning. JSenct Ekhammer had two doubles and two RBI in the game as Idaho bounced back to take a 6-4 win. By MIKE LYNCH Spokesman-Review Sporti Writer Somewhaf shamefaced and thoroughly disgruntled, the Spokane Flyers arrived home Monday from a lost weekend in Ontario, The PTyers were defeated in three straight hockey games by the Thunder Bay Twins in a best-of-five series for the Western Canada championship. Like theii coach, Tom Hodges, most of the Flyers were still not convinced that Thunder Bay was that talented despite 7-2, 6-1 and 5-4 de-feats I dont think they would finish first over the season in our Western International League, but they all skate all the time and theyre well coached, Hodges said.

"I just wouldnt be able to pick an individual standout. The Twins did enjoy the advantage of home ice conditions, local knowledge of the oval boards in their arena and almost complete freedom from holding penalties from local officials, Coach Dave Siciliano and his club face an uncertain future now that they have reached the national champi-onship series for the Allan Cup. Barrie, defending Allan Cup champion, needs one more win in Newfoundland to eliminate St. Johns in the Eastern Canada series. However, Barrie officials, facing disciplinary action from the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association, have an nounced they are finished with the scries after two wins and one forfeiture to St.

Johns, primarily because of violence. After nearly seven months of hockey and 68 games in league and British Columbia playoff action, the Flyers have had sufficient. We played well enough to win the third game, but we never really got started and it would have been nearly impossible to win three straight on their ice the way we were struggling, Hodges said. The Flyers led most of the way in the third game but Thuncer Bay scored five goals in the final 25 minutes, the last with six seconds left in reguktion time to win it. Bouten mulling Contractor Gus Bouten, whose financial transfusion late last summer continued senior hockey in Spokane, said during Mondays air trip across Canada that he will evaluate his future association with the club this week.

"Im going to sit down with Cliainberlin wins for Titans John Chamberlin had pitching trouble only in the four-run Central Valley fourth as University defeated the Bears 11-4 Monday in Border Baseball League action. Jim Bjorklund and Rick Witt each drove in four runs for the Titans. Witt homered in the second and Bjorklund and Duane Henderson homered in the fifth, while Steve Malito homered in CVs ROYALS 7, CIIISOX 5 CHICAGO KANSAS CITY ab bl ab bl Nyman If 5 0 0 0 Patek 4 3 2 0 Orta 2b 5 2 2 2 Otis cf 4 2 2 2 Kelly rf 5 2 3 0 Mayberry 1b 2 db 4 0 2 2 MoRae If 4 Hengersn cf 3 0 10 Killebraw dh 2 Melton 3b 4 0 0 0 RScott pr 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 GBrett 3b 3 0 0 0 CRoias 2b 1 0 0 0 Wohlford rf 3 12 0 BMartlnz 0 0 0 0 Busby 0 0 0 0 Bird Muser lb Dent ss Sharp ph Downing Wood Forster Total 37 5 10 4 Total 31 7 10 6 REPLACE YOUR OLD DISHWASHER (5, 10, 5 or 40 year old) WITH A NEW KitchenAid ENERGY SAVING DISHWASHER 100 002 002 002 Oil 30x 7 Chicago Kansas City Boise Star 130 330 311 12 1 Utah; 300 010 4 8 7 7 Estes, Nelson (7) and Roach Briggs DP Chicago 2, Kansas City 1. LOB Chlcaao 7, Kansas City 7. Henderson, Downing, Oils.

2S Kelly 010 350 040 000 2-11 0-4 University Central Valley HR Klllebrew (4), Ketring (4) and McGillis K. Aoki (7). Hits: BSU rapworfh 2, LaVoie 3, Yurick, Chinn, Mcllwam, Wilfong, Roach 2, Baldwin. I Ekhammer, Rus-cio, Kllmek 2, Harris, Elston, Gregor. HRRuscio, LaVoie.

3B Otis, McRae Orta (2). SB Patek wood Forstar 'shy Bird 37, Andyh C3Z2S arms RERBBSO 6 6 4 4 113 2 3 3 14 2 2 11 IP IM 9 r- i John Chamberlin and Duane Hender son Torry Jones, Bruce Carme (5), Woodbrldge and Rick Schultz Hits Crulido, Biorklund. Witt 3, Henderson 2, Chamberlin. C-Dienl 2. Nead Scrultz, Malito, Jacobsen, Jones, Matthews HR Biorklund, Henderson, Witt, Malitc.

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HR-LaVoie. YANKEES 6, INDIANS 1 CLEVELAND NEW YORK ab bl ab bl Duffy ss 4 0 10 RWhtte If 4 1 2 0 Lerry it 2 0 10 EMaddax cf 4 2 3 0 LLee If 2 0 0 0 Bonds rf 3 10 nendrick cf 4 0 10 Munson 4 1 2 2 FRobinsn dh 4 0 0 0 AJohnson dh 3 1 1 3 Jbllis 3 1 fl Pimella If 1 0 0 0 Carty lb 3 0 0 0 Chamblls lb 2 0 1 Spikes rf 3 0 0 GNettles 3b 3 0 0 BBell 3b 2 0 0 0 Alomar 2b 4 0 0 0 flronamr 2b 2 0 0 0 FStanlev ss 4 0 1 6 0 0 0 RMay 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 0 0 0 Peterson Kern Eckrsley LaRoche WSU Jayvees sweep baseball Vikings, Bears .1 I win matches Coeur dAlene beat St. Georges 17 1-2 1-2 and Central Valley downed University 16-2 Monday in Border Golf League matches. The winners gain a tie for the lead with Mead at 4-1. 17Va, V-t Coeur dAlene i St.

Georges Spokane Stores Total jriTI -Total 32 6 11 6 Cleveland OOO 600 1061 New York A10 000 lOOx 4 Ills. DP Cleveland 1, New York 1. LOB Cleveland 5, New York 6. 2B 3BA Johnson. HR Ellis (2).

SB Bonds. SF-G Nettles, AJohnson. IP 1-3 4 4 2-3 4 2 3 1 9 4 1 Peterson Kern Eskerslev LaRoche May PULLMAN, Wash. Washington States junior varsity baseball team beat Eastern Oregon 12-4 and 10-0 Monday to run its baseball record to 14-2. EOS Schinholster was allowed to pitch until he got it right, giving up 14 hits in the open and starting the second game and yielding seven runs in two innings.

2:12. A 9,716. Gordie Howell 3 0 Mark Arnn (C) Vic Stolle 3-0. Tom Pollto (C) Carl Tubbs 3-0 Steve Fenner (C) Eric Hansen 2 1-2-12 Davs Dewey 34) Skip Price 3 0. Medalist Mike DeLong, Tom Pollto, Greg Smith, Benner 75 at Wandermera.

1 CV 16, U-High 2 Eddy Stalbera (CV) Bob Cole 3 0. Kurt Stokke (CV) I David Brookbank 3 0 Kim Walker (CV) Mark Hendrickson 34) Randv Warren (CV) d. Brian Williamson 2-1 Wayna Burck-hardt (CV) d. Bill Middleton 3 0. Bert Knowles (CV) Jorn Byrne T-l.

Medalist Eddie Stalbere 71 at Liberty Lake. CV 4 1, 4-1, Mad 4-1. Lw jprio famous mm NATIONAL 000 123 420 Eastern Oregon Wash. Stata JV X12 PADRES 1 SAN DIEGO ASTROS 4, HOUSTON Schinholster and Haysj Henley Hartshorn (7) and Jackson. Eastern Ortoon 000 000 0 0 3 2 East.

Wash. Stata JV 071 020 10 12 1 Schinholster, Sword (3) and Hays, Hedbovd (4) Hartshorn, Burkhardt (4) Johnson (7) and Fortier, Rodgers (4). Gross If Milbrne 2b Cedeno cf MMay Watson 1b Cabell lb JCruz rf DoRader 3b etger ss DeRobrts Sclianzenbach leads Cougars 2 10 1 HTorres 3b 3 0 0 0 3 6)6 Hundley ph 3 0 10 McIntosh Tolan ph Frisella 10 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 4 9 4 Total Total Houston Sen Diego 34 1 7 1 010 002 001 4 ooo too OOO- 1 raoM Winfield, Hernandz. LOB Houston 7, San Dleeo 7. HR Winfield U) May, DaRoberts, Metzger.

SF DoRe-der. IP ER BB SO DeRobrts (W, 2-2) 9 7 1 I McIntosh (L.3-1) 7 8 3,2 0 Frisella 2 lilt WP DaRoberts. A 19,000. Braves 3 Dodgers 4, ATLANTA Lewis-dark i i sweeps Eastern CHENEY, Wash. Lewis-Clark State 'had only one earned run' all day but swept a baseball doublehcadr from Eastern Washington 3-1 and 5-3 Monday.

Jerry Schmidt pitched a four-hitter in the opener and Gary Sady had a triple and scored. L-C got five unearned runs in the first inning of the nightcap, capped by Mike Tfahans two-run homer. cott Plucker hit a three-run homer for Eastern in the fifth, dijh'ing in Steve Myers and Jdn Eastern now is 6-15, L-C 28- Uwn-Clark Slat 001 001 13 7 0 Eastern Washington 000 030 03 4 2 Schmidt and Sady. Woodard Thw. Hits- and Wofford, CIIEWELAH, Wash.

Bill Schanzenbach won three sprints and anchored the mile relay to victory as Chewelah defeated Deer Park 78-67 to break their 2-0 tie atop the Northeast A Track League Monday. In an accompanying three-way it was Chewelah 87, DP 73 and Kettle Falls 25. The Deer Park girls beat Chewelah 80-33. Chewelah 78, DP 67 Lona lump Felrbenks (DP) 17 6 1-2. Discus Hertell (Cl 133-10 High hurdles Meyer (C) 15 6 (school record) Jev-elln Nussbaum (C) 167-10 10B Schanzenbach (C) 10 4 Triple lump Reiter (DP) 39-7 1-2 Mile 4 46 2.

440 relay Deer Park 46 3. High lump Hall (DP) 6 0 440 Si-hanzenhach (C) 51 1. Low hurdles Mever (C) 21 6 880 Schwab (OP) 710 7. Shot Hartell (C) 49.3 220 Schanzenbach (C) 23 2. Pole vault w'Afhie PP ion Two mile Schwab -(DP) 10.48 4.

Mile relay Chewelah 3 41 3. Now 39" Wilson T2000 steel tennis racket. Metal frame, nylon strung. Constructed to get the ball off faster. Available in various size grips.

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ER BB SO Spokane Falls beats Gonzaga Zoljeck adv 2rArmftage EW Faz-zar), Wallace, Myers, Yonaqo. 1iiSClark State 501 00ft 0 4 1 Eastern Washington 000 030 034 2 Sjelnhock, Branlgh (5) and Sady, Marquez and McConnell Thew (6). Hits L-C Wofford, Dompier 2, Zo bee 2, Teahan 2, Sady EW O'Onnnor. Mvors, Sneva, plucker. HR Teahan, Plucker.

i I 7 6 51-3 12-3 2 1 1 3 3 2 7 3 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Nlekro H-vis. (L.1-2) Rhoden Downing Brewer (W.1-0) 2.15. A 32 097. Davey pitches third victory Rook an" Falls Community College defeated Gonzaga opq.n rnripv li a non- league golf match at Hangman Valley. Bill Harman of SFCC was medalist with a one-over-par 72.

Halicki liurls Phoenix victory PHOENIX. Ariz. (AP) Pitcher Ed Halicki struck out eight and scattered five hits in going the distance as the Phoenix Giants beat the Tucson Toros 9-3 in a Pacific Coast League game Monday night. It was the fourth straight victory for the Giants over the Toros. Now 19" Wilsons Matchpoint Aluminum tennis racket in four grip sizes.

Now 24" Jack Kramer Personal JCPenney wood racket. Various grip sizes. Now 17" Chris Evert Select JCPenney wood racket by Wilson. Various grip sizes. 000 200 0101 I 050 030 10X 9 11 0 Tucson Phoenix Copeland, Lockwood (2), Barlow (5), and Nltschke.

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V. Bruce Blanchard leads decathlon PULLMAN, Wash- Bruce Blanchard won four of five events to take the first-day lead in the Cougar Decathlon Monday. Blanchard scored 3,402 Doints in the first five events followed by Tim Jochen 2,782 and Geoff Fanning 2,588. All three are WSU performers. They will complete the competition with the 110-meter high hurdlrs, discus, pole vault, javelin and 1,500 meters today.

Event earned: 100 Meters 1, Bruce (732). 2 Tim Jochen 1 Geoff Fanning 121 (560). Long lumb Bl.ncherd 21-4 (730) 2, Jochen 18-6 526). 3, Fannin 17-3 (49). Shot put 1.

Blanchard 3B-3' (574). 2 Jochen 32-'i (444). 3, Fanning 29-7 (388) High lump 1, Blanchard 4-21. (7602 Fanning 5-8 (634), 3, Jechen 400 Meters 1, Jochen 53 2 (671) 2, B'-nchard 54 (636). 3, Fanning 56 8 Tint foMIt 1.

Btanehnrd 3,402. 2, Jochen 2.782. 3, Fanning 2,598. Jonson, Watson pace Seattle LOS ANGELES (AP) Ed Jonson and Rob Watson each shot three-over-par 147s Monday to lead Seattle University to the West Coast Athletic Conference golf championship, Seattle finished with 605 points to 619 for second-placed Nevada Las Vegas in play on the Los Angoleg Country Club. Team scores were determined by the four lowest two-round totals oi members of each team.

Ferris girls defeat LC Tim Davey pitched his third as Gon.aga Prep de-fe ited Glover 5-1 in the Fresh-mm City Baseball, League mday, Morth Central scored four tijies In the bottom of the sev-eitth to defeat Ferris 5-4 and take sole possession of first plpce with a 4-1 record. Shaw boat Lewis and Clark 9-4. Bjatters, Beider bleat Greyhounds JULLMAN, Wash. Clark-sten hammered 10 hits, and Ti)n Beh'er pitched a one-hit-tej- Monday as Clarkston ran its Frontier Baseball League repord to 5 0 by defeating Pifllman Pullman, which had a chance to tie for the lead, is 3-2 Pullman will play at makeup at Cheney Thursday. Bei.ler struck out 10 and walked three, retiring the last 12 batters.

Bob Ilallgren drove in two runs and Mike Netz and Tony Butler each had two hits for tho Bantams. 32 500 010 10 loo ooo i is I.v. -5" Vi Butler; Mike i F11 6)'and Eric Zak-0) nd Han. Smith, Pelo Ber- nyn5). Netz Butler 2, J.

iOiA Here, B. Hslloren, John O'Hara, Hellqren, Lane. Glover; Pullman Joqngon. R9 fc, 6 l.etll tw tfa Coeur dAlene tennis victor fcoenr dAlene kept West VAlley winless in the Border High School League by Now 99" Wilsons Sam Snead Blue Ridge woods and irons. Set includes three woods, eight irons.

Ferris High School's girl's track team came back from an upset loss to Rogers last week and defeated Lewis and Clark 57-39 Monday. Shadle downed Rogers by an identical 57-39 score and St. George's defeated Holy Names 59-16. Meg Quinn of Ferris was a double winner in the mile, 5:59, and the low hurdles, 12.9. Theresa Taft hit 15-7 on her last long jump to defeat LCs Ann Phillips who had gone 15 6 on her only jump.

Phillips also won the 100 and 220. Kay McMath of Rogers turned in an 11.7 in the low hurdles, Carol McCoy ran a 63.8 440 and Terry Spencer of (Continued on page 14) V. Shop downtown Spokane Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m.

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