Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 36

TUESDAY MARCH 7 1978 TUCSON' CITIZEN PACE2E Stars get token awards Cats win again of the season without a defeat Arizona I Grand Canyon I Sports capsules Three Catalina netters quit Catalina High Manuel Nelson the defending AAA Southern Division singles tennis champ and fellow seniors Mike Court ts and Jeff Smith have quit the team Nelson said last night that he would continue to play in local tennis tournaments but refused to comment on why he quit Catalina playing without the three senior starters lost a match to Buena yesterday afternoon 6-3 just be playing for fun the rest of the Catalina Coach Bill Hinds said have some good players but losing three of their ability will really hurt our Bike racing is exciting but it doesn 9t pay much 11 Cmvm Arte eft It 1 ftotd ji I Mtfcr rf 1 1 Nor 4 I Wocx Boeder HtfcnVN eft 4 SSSAi KT MS Miffon ISSA Wlntoc I Totals 5111 InctvtgC IN Frencn rf 4 rssm Robin Cartsen has lost one starting Job with the University of Arizona baseball team but he's trying to par-lay a hot bat into another first-team role Carisen was the starting third baseman much of the season last year for the Wildcats The 8-foot-2 senior hit wily 230 in 48 games and this year lost the position to Brad Mills a transfer from College of Sequois (Calif) Mills continued his ouU standing play yesterday with a grand-slam home run In the Cats victory over Grand Canyon College of Phoenix And Carisen made a strong bid for the designated Utter position with three singles and a double in five at bats 10 for 12 at the plate this spring Coach Jerry KlndaU plans to use Carisen as Us designated Utter again today in Phoenix in a rematch of yesterday's contest UA is now 13-2 while Grand Canyon is 5-1-1 homer was his first as a Wildcat He had five runs batted ia Right-hander Dave Crutcher worked seven innings in picking up his fourth victory IM II tatfrr-BaBrNr KHty LOB-GCC-7 UA-11 7S Kelly Crteen 30 IncevHgi HR Bot Atonzoe Mill SB Kewy ttonkamg Overtond By EDWARD STILES dent than a sports superstar CMtet Staff Writer Things a rent any better for his teammate George Mark Pringle won the Mount who took sixth place Schlitz Light Tour de Maranain the- Montreal race Sunday with a roadrace the first American Wrobel (L 1-1) 1 5 1 1 ggs-fiiiih BALK Wrobel WP Wrobel in history to place in the top 10 Sitting in the local bike shop living room where they were staying because they afford a hotel room the two Californians explained what like to be among the be6t in American bike racing we like wasting our Pringle admitted you want to be on top training is a full-time During the racing season they try to get by on money saved from winter jobs and on ravel allowances and equipment discounts provided by their sponsor Cat Eye-a bicycle components manufacturer Sometimes prizes can be sold you can only get $250 for a $500 TV and got $2000 worth of ski vacations 1 cad't unload- Pringle -said Without sponsors they said racing on a national level would be impossible They were in Tucson for instance because Schlitz beer paid their expenses in exchange for promotional appearances for the April 7-8 Schlitz Light Women's International Bicycle Race But there are some compensations for living on a shoestring budget Travel is Pringle 21 has been in six combination of class and tactical savvy that would have brought him several thousand dollars and hundreds of fans in a major sport But bike racing although colorful exciting and often grueling to the very limits of human ability is as foreign to American sports fans as the Buzkashi played by tribesmen in Northern Afghanistan So Pringle took home $20 a trophy and a sweat suit Prep baseball Cooper hurls no-hitter foreign countries and 30 states in the past year and Mount 22 spent seven months racing in Italy where he learned to speak Italian and to move through Europe like a native Both will leave for at least a twtHnonth stay in Europe on March 15 as part of the US men's cycling team The Olympics however a travel experience that Mount entirely enjoy He admitted that it was somewhat frightening to be fenced in and guarded He didn't like the danger or the unnecessary pomp that seemed to detract from the performances On the closing day he was in Aspen competing in another bicycle race In contrast to the American experience both look to Europe with envy and are thinking of turning pro and racing there next year Bike racing is a major European sport second only to soccer Large corporations pay cyclists to ride for their teams and the top star Belgian Eddy Merckx is a millionaire take care of Pringle said There are team managers who make travel arrangements and line up meals team doctors and team 'mechanics The riders concentrate only on riding But it be an easy transition Europeans readily accept American Canyon Del Oro High School pitcher Bob Cooper hurled the first no-hitter of the season to give the Dorados a 3-1 win over Marana ter Cooper issued two walks The run scored on an attempted pickoff play going to let Bob pitch the whole CDO Mount said it's a big financial drain and worse all other interests have to concen-percent on-'tcy- not much for one of the nation's top races And as a result he lives more trate-lOO like a destitute college stu- cling" takes away You Miami (0) earns NCAA berth MIAMI Ohio (AP) Archie Aldridge scored 24 points and Randy Ayers added 21 to lead Miami (0) to a convincing 84-67 victory over Eastern Michigan and clinched the Mid American Conference basketball crown The victory gave Miami the 32nd and final berth in the NCAA tournament which begins this weekend Frazier Foreman back By AaedateS Pica Joe Frazier given up singing and George Foreman going to stop preaching but the two former heavyweight boxing champions have given up their retirements Frazier after at least two previous comeback attempts were aborted is scheduled to come out of retirement April 15 for a fight in South Africa against South African Gerrie Coetzee it was announced In Johannesburg yesterday Foreman saying going in the nng for the second time for the sole purpose of manifesting Jesus" announced his plans to return to the ring in an interview with Houston radio station KYOK WAC tabs Lobos Johnson DENVER (AP) New Mexico scoring ace Marvin Johnson has earned player of die week honors in the Western Athletic Conference for his 82-point weekend performances that included a conference record 50 against Colorado State Sanderson tries comeback 4 DETROIT (AP) Derek attempt to make a comeback in the National Hockey League has moved into a new stage with the retired player scheduled to work out with Detroit's Junior Wings and Red Wings this week Red Wing Coach Ted Lindsay said yesterday the first stage saw Sanderson working out -snth the Kansas City Red Wings a farm club last week Sanderson picked up three assists on three goals -by JP LeBlanc in a 7-3 victoty over the Tulsa Oilers Coach Dean Metz said "But a player have this opportunity too often to pitch Northside Tournament Three other Northside a no-hitter and I wanted to give him a chance He had really good control for this early in the Sam Esparza drove in the winning run for the Dorados in the tUrd inning with a sacrifice fly He scored Ken Rivera who had singled to open the inning CDO scored In the fir i inning when Todd Oney stole -home during a double steal Greg Cohen drove in the other Dorado run In the fourth with a double Dorados 3 Tigers 1 Tournament games were cancelled because of wet grounds Cooper struck out 12 walked three and Ut one batter to earn Us first win of the season Marana scored its run in the fifth inning af- wi i i i CDO Mm- Cooper (W 14) and Emm: is ond Pringle peddles away with Marana bike title Derby IB Cohen (C) RBI Cohen (C) Onev (C) Ewarze (C) Badger swimmers turn back Sahuaro Rec roundup who rides for the Michigan Bicycle Club was treated for abrasions overall win he said A $10 prime prize was awarded to the leader at the end of each of the four laps while first place earned only a trophy Mark Pringle Phil McCammon- and George Mount jumped away with less than five miles to go to take tfyt top three places in The two crashed when thev the' Light Tout de and sweatsuit he explained'l Wt a yeteran rider who feil in front of them They believe another cycle may have touched his wheel causing him to fall Marana' bifcle race a 68- mile roadrace in Marana Cat gye teammates Pringle and Mount took three More than 100 riders went 0f the four primes but it tothe starting ling the extra sprint speed Mount needed to beat McCammon at the finish storm-darkened skies toCompete in races rangiing The AAA Southern Division swimming season Is less than a week old and already the Tucson High boys and the and Catalina girls are dominating the action The Tucson High boys with Eric Finical and Barry Weick each winning two events easily beat Sahuaro yesterday afternoon 107-62 girts beat Palo Verde 11845 and the Sahuaro girls beat Tucson High 98-57 Catalina will meet Sahuaro next Friday in what will probably be the top" girls -meet of the season 101-69 and Rincon over Chol-la 87-65 Rincon beat Cholla 93-59 in a girls meet Top winning times BOYS 4 900 frm Brunsttno Tuc 23 7 100 Free FlnlcM Tuc 414 200 Free WeJc Tuc 1:497 500 Free Welcfc Tuc 4 551 100 Fly -CretweH Tuc 575 Beck Hernendez Tuc 1 02 5 100 Breest IftlceJ Tuc 1 05 9 200 IM Verdi Seb 2 15 Diving Grodxkfcl Cet 13290 200 Medley Relev Tucson High 1 474) 400 Free Relay Tuc-ion High 3324k GIILS SO Free Timm Rln 261 00 Free Timm In 919 100 Free -Billings Cet (04 900 Free Bit-lings fL i 100 Fly Deer-dorff PV 1 024 100 Beck Oeer-dorff PV 07 KB Breest Jody Teytor Cet 1 17 4 200 IM JlA Tevtor Cet 2 26 9 Divine Nichols Cet 136 65 200 Medley Re(ev Rincon 2014 400 Free Rtiev The Mexican team from Hermosillo made a clean sweep of the junior field YOUTH SOCCER American Organization MvUaaS-Myainr Jpur 1 Scorpion Tlqw Firebirds 0 Cosmos Mevoricfcs 1 Lions 1 Wildcats 0 Keilevs 1 Cou oers 1 Mustangs Coyotes 0 Rattlers 4 Stealers DtvWee 5 M0 years Red Barons 1 Golden Knights 9 Falcons 4 Blazers 0 Thunderbirds 1 Blue Falcons 1 Wildcats 7 Road-runners 0 Tasmanian Devils 1 Skunks 0 Cobras 1 Thunderbolts 0 Flames Blue Bombers 0 DMstoe4 lMJyeen Panthers It Falcons 0 Cobras Roedrurmers 0 years Stingrays I Spartans ii Feksns V-Jedts 0 Panthers Orange Grove Tucson boxers score a through the European-school" of hard knocks And the competition is fierce Despite their ability Pringle and Mount know if cycling will become their life A cyclist's best years are between 25 and 30 but few Americans can tolerate the financial drain for that long To most riders the sport is a hobby to be practiced in their spare time at the local club level Mount would like to manage or coach a team or run clinics- for riderSr but-it all --hinges on the future of cycling in America The sport is growing and attracting more sponsors but difficult to tell if it will ever provide more than a few token awards for its top stars The race quickly became a battle between Connie Carpenter of the Cat Eye team and Canadian Karen Strong of Cycle Club as they pulled away from the pack early in the race Miss Carpenter finally WiA w- carpenter nercn strong jj cne took MISS Strong at tnc tape 4) Pttrlcl Payne The overall results were: Suitor I end II 41 mite 1) Mark Pringle 2) Phil McCammon Georoe Mount 4) Ross Poioff Larry Rubin Sentor ill and IV mites Tom Bingham 2) Steve Clauter Bill Bailey 4) Reiner Zorge 5) Earley Women miles 1) Connie Carpenter 2) Karen Strong 3) 4) Patricia Payne (139) Steve Miller (156) and Gilbert Chavez (165) all taking seconds I from four to 68 miles in 1 length I I The best male riders (senior I and II) set a blister-: tng pace that forced many to I drop out before the race was over Phil McCammon of the Phoenix Consumer Cycling Club upset nationally Cilifomian George Mount to take second place in this 1 division 1 1 Mount explained the upset lid terms of simple cash The ipnme (pronounced preems) I were worth more than an 'I 3) 5) 1) 3) John Chery-tano sY Melinda Barnett Junior (15 to It) mites 1) Jesus Francisco Ibarra 2) Raul Lemos 3) Sequrdo 4) Gutlermo Arquiies 5) Eutogto Segundo Veterans US and over) mMes 1) Herman Kron 2) Cohn Laing 3) Ed Van Leeuwen 4) Peter Bower 5) Richard Brown Intermediate (TIM) 17 mites 1) Frederick Riefce 2) tan Laing Midget (under 11) 4 mites 1) Richard Brown 2) Stuart Laing 3) Elizabeth Oekker 4) Eowyn Riefce Lacy was selected the outstanding boxer In other boys meets it was Palo Verde over Catalina HYPNOSIS FOR SELF CONTROL A mishap early in the race sent two nders to the hospital Californian Brenda Miarin of the Zeus Quick Release team suffered a broken left forearm and Maureen Miller Salpointe golfers stop def ending champ Sahuaro Sped) I the Citim PHOENIX The Tucson Police Athletic League team-scored a in the Arizona Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament taking both the novice and team trophies in the finals here last Saturday 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