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Htzleton Standard-Speaker, Monday, May 21, 1SS2 17 Fergus triumphs in sudden death Bear Bryant's income 1 1 is rounds, was coasting along with steady par golf until be birdied the llth the monstrous 15th took Nelson out of contention with a triple bogey and he finished alone in fourth place at 74-275. Wayne Levi, winner of the Hawaiian Open earlier this year, had the biggest charge of the day by scoring nine birdies, but his hopes of a title fell snort when he took a quadruple bogey eight on the 15th All of the contenders stumbled on the 15th, a par 4, 448-yard bole considered the toughest on the course. Fergus bogeyed the bole and then parred the rest of the way and Floyd took a double bogey, but fought back to make the playoffs with consecutive birdies at os 16 and 17. MIAMI (AP) Alabama head football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant is the higher wage-earner in collegiate sports, getting a base salary and benefits 8 totaling HSO.ooo yearly, a newspaper reported in its Sunday editions. Bryant earns an estimated $104,000 base salary, and receives some $300,000 in television and radio benefits, according to a survey of the nation's collegiate coaches by the Miami Herald.

Bryant is by far the top man on the wage scale, with Oklahoma's Barry Switzer second at $270,000 yearly. Jackie Sherrill, new head coach at Texas AfcM, is third after signing a six-year contract this winter for $240,000 annually. Lou Holti of Arkansas is listed fourth at $226,000, followed by Kentucky's Jerry Claiborne at $152,500. Bryant, the winning est coach in the college ranks, also does commercials 8 for a home builder, kerosene heaters and South Central Bell on a regional 8 level. His endorsement of Ford pickups goes nationwide, and he is expected to receive an undisclosed amount from the sales of 315 customized vans decorated with a bear's footprint on the back tire that sells for $19,000, the Herald reported.

8 He also commands up to $15,000 for speaking engagements, the Herald said. Rounding out the top 10 wage-earners are: Howard Schnellenberger of Miami, at Chuck Fairbanks at' 8 Colorado, also at Bo Schembechler of Michigan at Tom Levi had a 68-274 to nail down third place. The victory, the first this season for Fergus, was worth $54,000. Floyd, win-less this season, took second place money of $32,400. The tournament was stopped because of inclement weather for the fourth day in a row, this time halting play for 2 hours, 10 minutes.

Nelson and Fergus were tied at 16-under-par at the time of the delay, waiting to putt on the 14th green. The long delay apparently made the 15th more of a monster than it normally is. A mountain of rock lines the right side of the fairway and a ditch that always contains running water also causes problems. Fergus, who started play three shots behind Nelson, the 1981 PGA champion, fell further back with a bogey on No. 11, but came fighting back with birdies at 4, 6, 9 and 11 before moving into a tie with Nelson with a birdie at No.l211nelson had birdied the 11th.

Floyd knocked in birdies putts at No.7 and 9 and collected four more on the back side to counter the double bogey at 15. He chipped in for one his birdie on No 17. BHHS-HHS in softball finale By ED SHEARER AP Sporti Writer ATLANTA (AP) Keith Fergus sank a 20-foot birdie putt oo the first hole of a sudden-death playoff Sunday to edge Raymond Floyd for the championship of the WOO, 000 Georgia-Pacific Atlanta Golf Classic. Fergus and Floyd had finished regulation play deadlocked at lS-under-par 273 on the rain-drenched par 72 Atlanta Country Club course. Fergus had a 69 and Floyd a 68 in the final round.

The playoff came after both players narrowly missed birdies on the 18th bole Fergus lipping out a 15-footer and Floyd having an 18-footer stop just short of the cup. Larry Nelson, who had led the tournament through the first three 1st S-S Open tourney June 5 at Sugarloaf The first Standard-Speaker Employees Open Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, June 5 at the Sugarloaf Golf Club and will benefit the Frank Walser Memorial Scholarship Fund. Trophies will be awarded in nine categories, and prizes will be awarded for the closest to the pin on four holes, longest drives on three holes and longest putts on two holes. The first holes-in-one on two holes will win a five-day golf package for four to Myrtle Beach, and a set of Wilson Staff golf clubs, putter, bag. head covers, a dozen golf balls and a pair of golf shoes.

The entry fee is $25 and Includes greens fee, buffet dinner, refreshments, trophies and prizes. The scholarship will be given annually to an area athlete. The deadline for registration is May 22. For more information, contact Fred Williams between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.

at 454-5356 or Bill Crooks or Rich Scarcella after 7 p.m. at 455-3636. I usoome at Nebraska at $140,500, and 10th is Bobby Bowden at Florida State, with $140,000, the Herald reported. 8 Other Top 20 notables are Tennessee's Johnny Majors at 8 8 Florida's Charley Pell at USC's John Robinson and Perm State's 8 Joe Patemo at $102,500, and Georgia's VinceDooley at $100,000. 8 The Herald said salaries for the coaches have escalated dramatically in 8 the past few years because of the rise in television coverage, which produces extra revenues for the schools.

8 4 1 Elks tourney June 17 at SGC ANTHRACITE GIRLS' SOFTBALL LEAGUE xWwt Hsilttoo 6 0 BtstiopHafey 4 I HHS 1 1 Jim Thorpe 3 3 Freelaod 1 4 Weatherly 1 5 MMIPrep a 6 s-cllnched first- and second-half titles Today'sGsme Bishop Hafev at HHS. 4 pm. END OF REGULAR SEASON Although the Anthracite Girls' Softball League is ending after seven years of competition, the league is going down with a fight. After a postponement last Thursday, Bishop Hafey and HHS will again try to complete the league's history at 4 p.m. today at St.

Stanislaus' Field. West Hazleton has already wrapped up its third consecutive league championship with a 12-0 record. But it may not be that simple. Rain is forecasted for today. Tri-area softball The Elks Lodge No.

200 Open Golf Classic will be held June 17 at the Sugarloaf Golf Club. Exalted Ruler James J. Lettiere has asked that committee members attend meetings each Tuesday at the lodge. All player fees are due June 1. Persons not interested in keeping their reservations are asked to call the lodge to enable playef on standby to be replacements.

For more information, call Lettiere at 454-0500. Keith Fergus csMacaoocia Cathy Morse triumphs NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (AP) Cathy Morse shot a 2-over-par 74 in heavy rain and cold winds Sunday to post a 3-stroke victory over Sally Little and win her first $150,000 Chrysler-Plymouth LPGA golf tournament. Morse, who trailed Little by three shots earlier in the day at the Wykagyl Country Club course, finished with a 54-hole total of 216. Little, of South Africa, skyrocketed to an 80 and finished with a 219 total.

Little, who leads this year's tour with three victories and $137,334 in earnings, found herself in a tie after the par-5, No.l, when she double-bogeyed and Morse birdied. Morse, 25, playing in only her eighth tournament this year, took the lead for good when she parred the par-3, No.4 hole, while Little had another bogey. Little finished the round with a double-bogey and six bogeys. ftITU a 7-1 lead over Ringtown and went into the seventh inning with an 8-3 advantage. But the bottom fell out when Ringtown tied the score and went on to win in eight innings, 10-8.

Some important games this week include a super doubleheader today at Harwood, where Bott's faces Yarn Paradise at 5:45 p.m. followed by Quality Beverage and Meats at 7 p.m. It will be a battle of the West Hazleton bars Wednesday when Crossroads Cafe takes on Lazy Tavern at 7 p.m. at Sugarloaf. The second annual league tournament will take place this weekend.

STANDINGS American North Bott's 0 Quality Beverage 6 1 Yarn Paradise 2 Harwood Fire Co 1 5 American South 4 3 Tomhicten 3 3 Valley Vikings, 2 5 1 National Red Rossi's Tavern 4 4 Skylark Hotel 4 4 Babe'sBar 3 4 Judy's Beauty Salon 2 5 Roxie's Bar 2 National White ValleyVFW 7 0 Lucla'sBar 6 2 Ringtown! .3 4 Flurl'sBar 2 6 LatyGTavern .1 7 National Blue Ryba's Sunoco 6 0 Boscov's .....4 3 BudBoys 4 3 BVM Bucs 3 4 Crossroads Cafe 1 ,7 SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK Monday Harwood Bott's Hotel vs Yarn Paradise. 5 45 p.m.. Quality Beverage vs SR Meats. 7 pm. Sugarloaf BVM Bucs vs.

Ryba's Sunoco. 5 45 p.m.. Rossi's Tavern vs. Bud Boys. 7 m.

Sheppton -Roxie's Bar vs Crossroads Cafe. 5 45 Boscov's vs Ringtown Mustangs. 7 m. Tuesday Harwood Harwood Fire Co vs Valley Vikings. 5 45 Babe's Bar vs.

Tomhicken Tigers, 7 p.m. Angela Park Fluri's Bar vs. Valley VFW. 5:45 p.m.. Skylark Hotel vs.

Lazy Tavern. 7 p.m. Wednesday Sheppton Valley VFW vs. Ringtown Mustangs. 3:45 p.m..

Ryba's Sunoco vs. Bott's Hotel. 7 p.m. Kajwood Lucia's Bar vs. Judy's Beauty Salon.

5 45 rl Rossi's Tavern vs. Babe's Bar. 7 p.m. Sugarloaf BVM Bucs vs. Roxie's Bar.

5:45 p.m.. Crossroads Cafe vs. Lazy Tavern. 7 p.m. Drums Boscov's vs.

Fluri's Bar. 5:45 p.m.. Bud Boys vs Quality Beverage. 7pm. Thursday Sugarloaf Skylark Hotel vs Judy's Beauty Salon.

5 45 p.m., Boscov's vs. Tomhicken Tigers. 7 p.m. Sheppton Roxie's Bar vs. Yarn Paradise.

5:45 Lucia's Bar vs. Ryba's Sunoco. 7 p.m. Drums BVM Bucs vs. Valley Vikings.

5:45 p.m.. Harwood Fire Co. vs. Babe's Bar. Valley VFW picked up three wins last week in the Tri-Area Softball League to run its record to an impressive 7-0.

The revamped team knocked off Crossroads Cafe, 12-1, Harwood Fire 6-1, and BVM Bucs, 5-4, to remain undefeated. Bott's Hotel and Ryba's Sunoco, the league's other two unbeaten teams, kept pace with Valley VFW. Ryba's shut out Boscov's, 4-0, and downed Bud Boys, 7-3, while Bott's blanked Lucia's, 8-0, before being rained out Thursday against Harwood. One of the unbeatens will fall this week when Bott's meets Ryba's Wednesday at Sheppton. Meats seems to have gotten back on track after a shaky start.

The team copped wins over the Valley Vikings and Lazy Tavern last week to raise its record to 4-3 good enough for first place in the American League's South Division. had a big game with -Tomhicken washed out Thursday. On the other side of the coin, the Vikings and Lazy continue to falter during the early going. Besides dropping a 13-9 decision to Valley was also outscored, 17-12, by Quality Beverage. Valley fell to 2-5 with the losses.

The Vikes are known winners, however, so don't be surprised to see the team in the playoffs. The G-Men were beaten three times, which stretched their losing streak to six games. The looked like it would break the drought Thursday when it jumped to Hazleton-Freeland Fast-Pitch League; Today's Game DeskJet's vs. Star Cleaners at Pagnotti Field Standings Shingle King 0 Destderlo's Restaurant 3 1 Star Cleaners 3 1 Herring's Sporting Goods 2 2 Haileton Pumps 1 3 YMPA 1 3 Crossroads Inn 0 4 Tuesday's Game YMPA vs. Crossroads Inn at Mountaintop Wednesday's Games Shingle King vs.

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