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Tyler MorafnsJ Telegraph TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1972 Major Loaguo Leaders NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (165 at bats)-Ce- The Sports Parade UoSo Chess deno, Htn, Sanguillen, Robert Genius Concerned Pgh, .332. RUNS Morgan, Cin, 68: Bonds. SF, 53. RUNS BATTED IN Bench, Salas Cin, 61; Kingman, SF, 51. I Brock, StL, 98; A.01iver, Pgh, 87.

Over World Championship Site DOUBLES-Bonds, SF, 19; Tolan, Cin, 17. TRIPLES Brock, StL, five tied with 5. ill have people to talk to and the way he feels about having HOME RUNS-Bench, Cin, world thampionship of ches. Even in Reykjavik. heir ton relax, Fischer won t.

By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI)-The 21; Kingman, SF, 18. Mainly because he thinks he a Fischer doesn't think any of to play in Reykjavik by taking his good old time getting there. This has shaken tu a lot of STOLEN BASES Morgan, going to win. these things an pure accidents. theory about vwhy Reykjavik was picked as the site of the orld championship which starts this Sunday.

The Russians are the ones who picked Reykjavik. Fischer thinks the Russians Cin. 31; Brock, StL, 27. more Bobby Fischer thinks about it, the more it bugs Mm. people but Fischer had a reason PITCHING (7 Decisions) I wouldn't be at all surprised he's right, and that has He aees them all part of a I general program by the Soviet J.Ray, Htn, 7-1, .875, 4.79; No wny KeykjavUs, Iceland? "Why not Rome?" Fischer for ms actions.

Call it one-upsmanship if you like. Rnmi Snaisskv needn't worrv nothing to do with chauvinism. to try to beat bun ptychologi- lan, Cin, 11-2, .846, 1.90. Spassky is good, but Fischer would like to know. "Whv not catty.

have a motive. STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Pol, The world ctwmpion hat the i better, and when the tall, about Fischer not making it for Pads, Oslo, Zurich, Dallas or 159; Seaver, NY, 96. right to pick the aite of the curly-tared New Yorker is JNew York? Or even Moscow? AMERICAN LEAGUE He thinks they want to "hide" the championship because he feels he's going to their first ma ten bunaay right, he's like Joe Frazaer and championships," says Fischer. BATTING (165 at. bats)- Any large city where there's though.

Bobbv Hull mav or may not Tom Seaver when they're right. "Spassky wasn even there I Rudi, take it from the Soviet Union's people, activity and decent Scheinblum, KC, when the international govern-1 Meaning nobody's going to beat restaurants would be fine. Oak, .319. play for the Winnipeg Jets next him. ing body chose the site.

A I RUNS Harper, Bsn, 47; Some plaice at least where there's something to do at Boris Spassky. What's more, Fischer thinks the Russians know he's going to do it. In this own way, Fischer is a Fischer doesn't hold back. Russian delegation waa theft D. Allen.

Chi, 44; C. May, Chi, season and Rick Barry may or may not play for the Golden S.ate Warriors, but there is no One of Tyler'i biggest sporting events of the year is set to take its four-day run July 13-M. The East Texas Tennis Open draws more money, than any other sports event in this city throughout the year. Last year the open drew 360 entries and that total is expected to be equaled in its 24th annual go around in 1972. A little pressure is on the Open committee as the Robert E.

Lee and John Tyler courts are being topped. It is possible the work will not be finished before the opening day of the tournament If the JT and Lee courts are not available when the tourney begins it could strike a big blow to this year's games. In addition to the Lee and JT 'courts, games will be played at Tyler Junior College and the Tyler tennis Swim Club. Boy's and girl's between the ages of 14 and 18 may enter singles and doubles play. Singles and doubles competition may also be found in the men's and women's divisions (ages 18-35), men's and women's 85 and over division, men's 45 and over division and mixed doubles, The East Texas Open Is sanctioned by the United States Lawn Tennis Association and the Texas Tennis Association.

East Texans who wish to enter and have not received entry forms may write to Stan Smith at 418 Winchester Street In Tyler, zip code 75701. Smith may also be contacted at the Tyler Tennis Swim Club, Entry fee for paritkipants in the 18 and under groups is $3.50 per event and fees are $4.50 for adults. Deadline for entry is 8 p.m. Friday July 7. He is exceptionally outspoken and they picked the ante." 44; Rudi, Oak, 44.

mgm. and honest, and when you hear way Bobby Fischer ever is Bobby Fischer. America's 29- Fischer feels the champion-1 RUNS BATTED IN D.Allen, demonstrator. ships have become a political I his objections to playing in going to miss playing for the Chi, 53; C.May, Chi, 44; May He has been demonstrating year-old chess genius, has a Reykjavik, they do make a berrV. KC.

44. matter. That annoys him. Ak good deal of sense. But hasn't lessened any oil ms desire to beat Soassky.

Fischer has been there, so HITS Rudi, Oak, 83; mar, Cal, 79. DOUBLES Rudi. Oak, when he talks about Reykjavik 16; Fischer has lot of that same I "killer instinct" Jack Dempsey four tied with 15. he isn doing so from hear say Mustangs' Size, Talent Provides Possibilities had when he was fighting. I but from personal experience.

TRIPLES Blair, Bal, Rudi. Oak, 6. He aays there so little to do Some of that instinct shows up I there, particularly at night a even when ne not cutting at I HOME Oak, 15; Cash, Det, 14; D.Allen, the chest board. guy can go out of his ever- Chi, 14. loving mind.

Earlier this month, fori STOLEN BASES P.Kelly, Not that Fischer is rounder. example, he competed with 15 By HAYDEN FRY and leading rusher in the con- Chi, 22; Campaneris, Oak, 21; other top Athletes in the I Southern Methodist University lerence, will return. Junior T. Dewars Sports Celebrity tennis I If anything, he's much more of a loner, but there are times he would like to become part of Written for UPI J. Hutcninson.

who Dushed At championships at D.Nelson, Tex, 21. PITCHING (7 Decisions)-Kaat, Min, 10-2, .833, 2.22; Lol-ich, Det, 13-5, .722, 2.27. vin all sprine for the toD half who could also help us next season. We had one of the best recruiting years last year that I've ever had, and many of these young men will be able to contribute to the varsity: -We will have a wide open and the general mix, or at least DALLAS (UPI) Based on spring training, I'm excited about SMU's prospects for the back position, will figure a great and was little funny I to watch such beadlineri as I observe it, and how can he STRIKEOUTS Lolich, Det, deal in our offensive plans. Ray-ford Clark, Dennis Howell and posaibly do that when there is 1972 football season.

We have a Rick Barry, Deacon Jones and I Elgin Baylor all ask Fischer fori 120; N.Ryan, Cal, 114. no general mix? potentially explosive offense next sophomore Darrell McOuUough has autograph. He also says the television few weak areas that need smoothing out, but overall we give us good power at fullback. In the finals of the tour-1 coverage will be limited. If he overall this is the most size nainent.

Hank Greenberg, the beats Spassky, he doesn't see will have some size, speed and talent on the Mustang team this year. Sophomore Casey Ortez emerged as our No. 1 quarterback in the spring, after leading his team to a 55-14 win in and depth I've had in the back ba seball Hall of Fanner, and I why it should be some kind of field. Bob Boyd, the basketball coaehl secret. Fern Boasts Drag Racing Occupation our final spring game.

Sopho If your game of golf has not been what you would like it to be it could be in your putting. If it is, then follow the pros. Larry Hinson was in a tie for the lead in the $150,000 Cleveland Open after three rounds due to some" great putting. He was using the same putter Lee Trevino used in winning the American, Canadian and British Opens last year. Bruce Devlin was only one stroke off the pace using a putter which a Cleveland plumbing firm gives away to good customers.

David Graham was three strokes back after three rounds using a putter he acquired by trading off some clubs he received from Arnold Palmer. In this fancy, frilly, you've got to have a gimmick world, you've got to find yourself a gimmick. at Southern Cakforma, beat fall. This will be one of the youngest teams I've had at SMU. Nineteen of our top 33 players We have a great deal of po tential at our receiver positions Fischer originally planned to go to the world championships J.

Simpson and Gail Goodrich! more John Blackburn and junior Keith Bobo will battle Casey for the No. 1 quarterback honors for the title. with only one other person; Three of our split ends, Joe and Gen Pouncy and Rufus Shaw. on offense and 18 of the top 33 Bobby Fischer mm among I Spassky is already in Reykjavik with what amounts to an next fall. the losers.

on defense will be sophomores GOLDEN. Colo. (UPI) One "Next year," he aaid. "I'm I But they are quality sophomores entourage. Fischer reads signi of the few chances Judy Lilly of have been timed in 9.4 in the 100-yard dash.

Raymond Mapps and James Lee Robinson have good speed and could go all the going to win." Golden, gets to see her Our running back situation will be very solid. Alvin Max-son, who was all-Southwest Conference, sophomore of the year and many of them will be start ing for us next season. ficance into that also because the championship goes on for He said it as if he meant it, I husband during the weekend is too. There are several freshmen some time and while Spassky way. when she makes a pit stop.

Judy, a petite 32-year-old mother of two children, spends her weekends drag racing, a former hobby that has turned into a moneymaking occupa tion. Her husband, Dennis is her mechanic. A couple of years ago Bob Seagren, the great American pole vaulter, missed four attempts at 18 feet in an NCAA meet. Everyone was sure someone would clear the mark someday, but it would be hard. In Oregon last Sunday, Seagren cleared 18-feet 5-inches to claim the new world record Since Finland's Kjell Isaksso broke the 18-foot mark earlier this year one vaulter after another clears that height.

Three vaulters did it in the same meet which Seagren set the new world record. After 18-feet where to next? Seagren is now saying, "Nineteen feet is near." "I raced originally for the hunger to be good at some 4th thing." Judy said. "I can do many sports above average like skiing, horseback riding. softball. but I nt ver picked one thing to excell Judy began racing 11 years ago when her former husband took her with him to auto rallies.

Now, she is on the SHOP EARLY. weekend drag racing circuit McLain Anxious To End First One from May to October. BEAT THE CROWD In early February, she trucked her modified Plymouth Barracuda with its 426 engine $59.95 BONUS SAVE 40 3-3 record when the trade was made last week. to Pomona, and won Super Stock AA eliminations with a time of 10.79 for the quarter-mile run, in the National Hot Rod Association's annual winter competition. McLain says he's ready to re turn now both mentally and physically, but he's not ready to say he is back to his 1968 Judy and her husband bought form.

HOUSTON (AP) Denny McLain, twice a Cy Young Award winner before being relegated to the minors this year, makes his first start for the Atlanta Braves Tuesday night and the former 31-game winner says he's anxious to get the first one behind him. "I'm looking forward to it, there's no doubt about that," said McLain, who was traded to Atlanta last Thursday by the Oakland Athletics. "I'm anx the special model Plymouth tint she races for $6,700 and have spent more than $20,000 in "That's a tough question to answer," McLain said when winnings for repairs ana asked how close he was to his improvements. Her seriousness about drag- 1968-69 form. "I feel I can win.

If you could live in yesterday that would be great but yester racing, according to Judy; also as convinced stock car drivers that she means business day is over and I intend to live with today." ious to get the first one over v'th. I'm ready but you can still give only 100 per cent and that's what IH give them." when she gets behind the wheel. "At first, the male racers were resentful but after they realized that I had the ability, they respected me," Judy said. "But you've got to pay the price. Drag racers are up at 5 a.m., at the track two hours Mr-Lain won the Cy Young trmhy in 1968 after posting 31 Controversy has swirled around McLain since his glory years in 1968-69.

He filed for bankruptcy and was suspended for One half of the 1970 season by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for allegedly carrying a gun. McLain said he felt Oakland didn't given, him a good chance to make it but he didn't think victories 4or Detroit and he won the award again in 1969. He t-a'ler off to a 3-5 record in 1970 later and they don't quit until 8 and was traded to Washington in 1971, where he bad a 10-22 or 9 p.m. It's a hard row to hoe and most girls can't take it. the past controversy had any record.

"With burning rubber flying The Texas Rangers (Sena around you all day, some of it tors) sent him to Oakland dur thing to do with the trade. "That would be nickle and di ming them to death," he said sticks to your makeup and by ing spring training and the A's the end of the day, you look "That didn't have anything to peddled him to Birmingham in like you ha.ve some disease. do with it." Class AA Southern League Much of the credit, Judy said, he was oivt of shaoe. McLain's first performance goes to her husband, Dennis McT.ain spent five weeks in tTie minors. He was bombed his "You can't make a go of 4 CHANNEL STIREO ADAPTER IT'S A A LIGHTER Vgjir.

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and 10 hits but had compiled a Aggie Coach Uncertain About Football Prospects in both of the latter areas, but 16 seniors among the top 22. still it is difficult to make an There were eight seniors on the appropriate evaluation until such first offensive team and eight By EMORY BELLARD Texas AAM University Written For UPI COLLEGE A I Tex. (UPI) A certain amount of speculation is necessary as I at time that we have seen them under game conditions. We have a tough, tough pre tempt to evaluate the outlook of conference schedule that should provide answers to some of the seniors on the first defensive team. That group included: Offense Mike left-tackle; Todd Christopher, left guard; Skip Kuehn, center; Buster Callaway, right guard; Ralph Sacra, right tackle; Homer May, tight end; Lex James, quarterback and Brad Dusek, fullback.

my first football team at Aggie-land. I would be less than honest if I indicated that our prospects questions that pertain to our football team. I am hopeful that at the end of this phase of our for the coming season axe total schedule our team will have de ly understood. veloped to the point that we can be a positive factor in the South ENJOY RECORDING STUDIO SOUND WITH STEREOPHONES The factor for evaluating our potential was during the pO days of spring training which is west Conference race. a very short period of time Defense Max Bird, left end; Boice Best, right tackle; James Pubcak, right end; Dennis Car-ruth, Grady Hoermann and Kent Finley, linebackers; Corky Shef CHOOSE THE ONE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS Reg.

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33-1012 baseball play Tuesday night against Big Sandy at Mike Carter field. we have some individuals who could establish themselves on a level with any of the schools in the Southwest Conference. I was very encouraged by the One junior, halfback Mark Green, and two sophomores, split end Mike Keese and halfback John Bounds, round out the offensive unit. Three juniors, tackle Bill Wie-bold and safeties Dwight La-Bauve and Larry Ellis, complete the defensive team. Generally, I would say the WHILE PRICES ARE LOW USE YOUR Game time is 8 p.m.

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