The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 25

July 19, 1973 THE SUN-TELEGRAM B-9 Orioles Palme. miss a turn on mound Today People in sports BALTIMORE (AP) it would clear up the extra rest won't hurt the managing his own For- Jim Palmer, Baltimore's inflammation completely elbow." mula One team. 13-game winner, will miss during the All-Star break. his pitching turn Saturday "I think by next Palmer, who won the Cy Hill is the only driver because of a strained Wednesday the ribs should Young Award in 1973 as who has won two world muscle in his left rib be completely healed and the American League's championships, and the cage. I'll be able to take my premier pitcher, then Indianpolis and Le Mans The 29-year-old right- next turn with full ef- slipped to 7-12 last year events.

His racing career hander, the only Oriole on fectiveness." because of elbow trouble, spanned two decades, the American League All- Palmer volunteered to said he frequently gets rib He won the world title Star team, was given a work out of the bullpen pulls, "but this was a lit- in 1962 and 1968 and was Sound oi shot of cortisone last during the weekend, but tie more severe. runner-up in 1964. In 1968, Hill suffered two broken legs in a crash during the U.S. Grand Prix at Watkins Glen, N.Y., but he was back racing the following year. Hill was awarded the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II six years ago.

Monday to relieve the Manager Earl Weaver tendinitis in his right el- indicated he wouldn't ac- Hill Retires bow. cept the offer. LONDON (AP) "The elbow is all right," "Jim throws a lot of Graham hill, two-time Palmer said prior to Bal- pitches, has worked every world auto racing cham- timore's Friday night fourth day for a long time pion, announced his retir- game against the Min- and it probably will be ment Friday, nesota Twins, "and the best for him not to pitch The 46-year-old English only reason I got the cor- until Wednesday," Weaver driver, who has not raced tisone is because I thought said. "The season has a since April, 1974, said he there would be a chance long way to go and the would concentrate Manny's twin bill Manny's of San Bernardino, second in the Western Softball Congress, entertains Mission Viejo in a twin bill at 7:15 p.m. at Guadalupe Field, 8th and Western.

Roger Teske and John Henderson will start for Manny Chavez's team. Auto racing Stocks and hobby division in 17-event program at Orange Show Speedway, with time trials at 6 p.m. and first event at 7:30 Figure-8, stocks and Powder Puff Derby at Corona Raceway, 7:30 p.m. Boys baseball Yucaipa is at Montclair and Chino at Upland in 1 p.m. Legion District 25 games, while Redlands Post 650 is at Redlands 106 at 4 p.m.

The S.B. Collegiates host San Fernando in a league twin bill at Perris Hill Park at noon. In the High School League, Colton plays Aquinas at SBVC at 3:30 p.m. In the Colt League tourney at Evans Park in Riverside, Colton plays the S.B.-Riverside winner at 8:30. Exacta added Permission has been granted Hollywood Park to add a fourth exacta race to the Beverly Hills Handicap which goes as the eighth race.

Dulcia is favored in the five-horse field for the l38-mile event on the turf. Highland benefit Highland Pony-Colt League will hold a benefit auction at McNown Auction Park, 47414 Main St. all day. Items may be brought to the park to Mrs. Pat Carthen.

Proceeds from sales go to fray equipment costs and tournament fees. Tennis tourney The Sun-Telegram's San Bernardino County Amateur Tennis tournament resumes play, with all semifinals matches at Perris Hill Park. The finals for men and women will be Sunday, also at Perris Hill. Ruffian eulogy Sports Editor: I am inclined to agree with Bruno Sniders (July 7: "Eulogy of Ruffian an example of twisted if only because one of the veterinarians on the scene indicated that the horse may have been over-raced. The veterinarian said that some horses are subjected to abnormal pressure and on my reviewing of Ruffian's races and winnings in her short life, I believe she was one of them.

It looks like another case of human greed vs. love of animals. It could be the owner was also mourning the loss of future monetary gains. Crocodile tears, anyone? Mildred Cameron San Bernardino Sports Editor I fully disagree with the article written by Bruno Sniders. In my opinion I think the untimely death of such a fantastic horse such as Russian can only be described as a terrible, tragic incident.

If given the chances, I believe she would have been the greatest racing thoroughbred ever. According to Mr. Sniders' thinking, the great Albert Einstein was only a man with a trained mind. I believe Mr. Sniders' mind is trained in the wrong direction.

Mrs. Geo. Cheesman Colton Sports Editor I was shocked at the analysis by Bruno Sniders. He should be an obiturary riter. Although, come to think of it, he probably wouldn't fit there either as he seems to have no feelings for the dying or the deed man or beast.

We horse fans will continue to mourn our loss not only of Ruffian, but also Alvara Pineda, Juan Gonzales and Mike Phelps. Because we feel we have known these jockeys and this "dumb animal, but certainly cannot take time to be mourning every person, or even every animal, that dies or is killed in Jiis big country. Then we would have no time for the living. But let us mourn those we have come to know and love in our own way and not downgrade others for what Mr. Sniders cannot feel.

So in closing I say to Mr. Sniders May it always rain on your picnic. Phyllis J. Redmond Rialto (If this does happen at Mr. Sniders' picnic, I'm sure hell have the good sense to come In out of the rain.

Should readers wish to continue their assault on Bruno for having the audacity to air his views, be can be reached at Gannett New Service, 55 Exchange Street, Rochester N.Y. Phil Fuhrer) I I- xx. 4 -x' I' xAf. i 4 Tomorrow Sunset League action The seventh week of play in Sunset League baseball has four twin bills at 1 p.m. and two others starting in the morning.

The S.B. Orioles play Riverside at Evans Park at 10:30 a.m.; the S.B. Dodgers go to Barstow for two at 11 a.m.: at 1 p.m., it's Norco at Cucamonga, Upland vs. Colton Stars at South Colton, Colton's Toby's at Rubidoux and Desert at Ontario. S.B.

wrestling Black Gordman meets Hiroshima Joe in the main event, the Hollywood Blonds grapple Hurricane Hester and S.D. Jones in the tag main, Raul Mata returns to meet Butcher, Tony Rocco takes on Les Thornton and in the opener at 7 p.m. Fabulous Aussie battles Mickey Doyle. Boys baseball Associated Press wirepnoto Rangers' Pepe Tovar slides safely into third last night ankees' third baseman Graig Nettles roils up after being hit on head by bull Perez' grand slam helps Reds rout Montreal, 10-3 Sports Editor in reference to the Steve Garvey story (June 15h Ron Cey and Davey Lopes sound like they have a bad case of jealousy and a severe lack of maturity and common sense. It is indeed strange that thpy should complain because Steve Garvey might not want to look and act like them.

Ron Cey says that Garvey affects his style. But what style does Cey have? To run like a penguin is to have style, I suppose. Best of luck Ron and Davey because when you start worrying about others you are usually going downhill. Glenn Hathaway Lake Charles, La. (Whether or not they are worrying about others, Ron, Davey and the rest of the Dodgers seem beaded in that direction POF.) Montclair plays at Redlands Post 650 at 4 p.m., Redlands 106 is at Tri-City at 1 p.m., Upland is at Ontario at 2 p.m.

and Yucaipa is at Fontana at 6 p.m. in Legion games. S.B. Big League games have Highland at San-Ri Pirates and Mitchell at Del Rosa for 4 p.m. twin bills.

The S.B. Collegiates host Downey in a twin bill at 6 p.m. at Perris Hill Park, lii the High School League, San Gorgonio is at Apple Valley for two at 6 p.m. County soccer The S.B. County Soccer Tournament resumes at Valley College, with two S.B.

teams involved in the Baseball roundup AVlndians CLEVELAND (AP) -Reggie Jackson and Billy Williams drove in two runs each and Joe Rudi hit his 12th home run of Padres rallied in their half when John Grubb and Tito Fuentes hit two-out singles off loser Milt Wilcox, 0-1. Astros-Phillies they chased Nolan in the sixth when Gary Carter hit his 11th homer, Barry P1 the season, leading the four games that go from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. PHILADELPHIA vjdMunu ns iu a t-o vie- 1 MnJHAt rooe MnKiHiduurdiiB.il "') torv over the Cleveland Sports Log rndio-tv tripiea. iijuana Duimgnis Adrian Romero, Curro Rivera and Mario Sevilla each face two bulls from Carranco Rancho in the 4 p.m.

corrida at the downtown Tijuana bullring. Jackson knocked in his sjnple 0 runs in the third and se- venth innings with an in runs in uic scvenui ami field out and a single. beat the Houston Astros Williams highlighted the The PhS trailed 4-3 IT? S.B. Pony League The S.B. Coast and Pacific League 13-year-old all-star teams play at 5 p.m.

at 40th and Waterman, followed at 7:30 with awards to the Coast, Pacific and Central champions. At 8:30 the Coast and Pacific 14-year-old all-stars play a tuneup for the district tourney, which opens Wednesday. a bases- T8 TiSi loaded when Mike Schmidt and NEW YORK (AP) -The Atlanta Braves, aided by two New York errors, scored three times in the fifth inning in a rally capped by Darrell Evans' double and went on to beat the Mets 4-3 Friday night. The game was a scoreless pitching duel between Atlanta's Carl Morton, 11-9, and New York's Jon Matlack, 10-8, Yanks-Rangers MONTREAL (AP) Tony Perez drove in five runs, four with a grand-slam homer, to lead the Cincinnati Reds to a 10-3 victory over the Montreal Expos Fridav night. Dennis Blair, 6-10, loaded the bases in the third inning on walks to Pete Rose, Ken Griffey and Joe Morgan and, after Johnny Bench struck out, Perez staked the Reds to a 4-1 lead with his 14th homer and fourth career grand slam, a shot into the left field bleachers.

Cincinnati scored four more runs in the fourth. Winner Gary Nolan, 9-5, walked and Rose singled and Chuck Taylor replaced Blr. Nolan scored hen shortstop Pepe Frias misplayed Griffey's grounder, Joe Morgan's single loaded the bases, singles by Bench and Perez scored two more runs and George Foster capped the burst with a sacrifice fly. Cesar Geronimo's two-run single in the ninth capped the Reds' scoring. The Expos got a second-inning run on singles by Larry Parrish, Pete Mackanin and Blair, then Maddox beat out bunts against loser J.R.

Richard, who had retired 13 straight batters. ARLINGTON, Tex. Motorcycle race The American Federation of Motorcyclists hold a (AP) Gaylord Perry Hoyals-Red Sox bested Catfish Hunter Grand Prix at Riverside International Raceway, with with a four-hitter and practice at 9 a.m. and the first of seven races at Mike Cubbage drilled a 1 pm. ROSTON (API HnmP when the Braves struck nm; hv Pari Vastrreimki run-scoring single in the BASEBALL Milwaukee at Chicago, 11 a.m., Channel 4.

Angels at Cleveland, twin bill, 2:30 p.m., Channel 5. KPRO KMPC (710). Dodgers vs. Pirtsbureh at Los Angeles, 5 p.m., KBON (1240), KABC (780), KTOT-FM (101.71. HORSE RACING Hollywood Park first post 2 p.m., KNX (1070) gives calls, KCAL (1410) gives results on 7 p.m.

news. Suburban Handicap at Belmont, 4:30 p.m., Channel 2. Los Alamitos quarter horse first post 8 p.m., KNX. Caliente first post at Tijuana 1 p.m. BOXING Carlos Monzon vs.

Tony Licata in middleweight title fight, Victor Galindez vs. Jorge Ahuma-da in light-heavy title fight on Wide World, 5 p.m., Channel 7. Carlos Palamino vs. John Pineda in main event at Olympic Auditorium, 9 p.m., Channel 11. FOOTBALL NFL 1975 action, 3 p.m., Channel 4.

Southern California Sun at Philadelphia, 5 p.m., KABC, taped on Channel 11 at 10.30 p.m. GOLF Women's Onen third round, 1 p.m., Channel 7. Carol Mann Challenge, 11 JO p.m., Channel 9. WATER WORLD Gordie Howe and James Franciscus go shark hunting, 3:30 p.m., Channel 7. ALTO RACING AScot Park in Gardena tape, 10 a.m., Channel ia TRACK Pan-Africa Meet, 4:30 p.m., Channel 2.

TENNIS Celebrity doubles, 4 p.m., Channel 7. BOWLING Celebrity doubles, 4:30 p.m., Channel 7. WRESTLING Manuel Soto vs. Butcher Vachon, 11 p.m., Channel 34 Pony-Colt picnic The Highland Pony-Colt League picnic will be held for their winning rally. anH jim RjCP a seventh to give the Texas Rangers a 1-0 victory over at Yucaipa Valley Park at 10 a.m., with all parents the New York Yankees and players invited.

Each family must bring its food Friday night. and drink. riOW AVAILABLE for IMMDIATE DELIVERY BUY i i) blistering 13-hit attack aores tnat carrjed the Boston SAN DIEGO (AP) Red Sox to their ninth Gene Locklear doubled straight victory Friday home two tiebreaking night, a 9-3 rout of the runs in the seventh inning, Kansas City Royals, leading the San Diego Yastrzemski hit his 11th Padres to a 4-2 victory homer of the season in over the Chicago Cubs the first inning with Ber- Friday night. nie Carbo aboard to give After errors gave the the Red Sox a 20 lead Cubs two tying runs in off Steve Busby, 11-8. the top of the seventh, the 1 lgers-W hue Sox THE ELEGANT NEW SEVILLE BY CADILLAC OR LEASE Excellent Selection To Choose From CADILLAC COUP! Ryan loses 7th in row NOW REDUCED TO Hmlumi after a pitchout but Moore nailed Remy trying to steal third moments later.

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'osy 6CC47 left of the plate and catcher Ellie Rodriguez was waiting to tag Thomas as he ran down the line. Ryan (Continued from B-8) muscle was so tender he couldn't touch it." Ryan said he had to be convinced that only a cortisone shot w-ould cure the arm. "I had heard all kinds of things about shots and really didn't want to get one," Ryan said. "They had to talk me into it." He surrendered 33 runs in 47 innings before Thursday night's start but allowed only six hits against the Brewers. MILWAUKEE (AP) Jim Slaton fired a six-hitter and California's Nolan Ryan wildpit-ched home the run that started the Milwaukee Brewers on their way to a 2-0 victory over the Angels Friday night.

The defeat was the seventh in a row for Ryan, 10-10, who gave up six hits. Slaton, 9-8, recorded his sixth consecutive victory. Bobby Sheldon opened the fifth inning with a bloop single and took third on a double by Gorman Thomas. The runs scored on Ryan's second wild pitch and Robin Yount's infield out. The Angels' most serious threat came in the first inning.

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