Kingsport Times-News from Kingsport, Tennessee • 34

Sunday January 11 1981 Kingsport Times-News ZD ZD Kingsport Times-News Sunday January 11 1981 Martin wins '81 tour inaugural in brief scoraig game expected in AFC tilt By PHILLIP CHUHCH Times-News Bowling Writer PBA Player of the Year Mark Roth and Tom Baker to advance to the title match against Hol- By LARRY FOX Baseball -AFGchampionship: New York Ditly News farts figures Royals ink seven players Craig Chamberlain and Bill Las- -J At stake American Foorboll Conference ChomoKmmsv Porticioonts Oakland Rotders and Son Oieoo Chargers Stte San Oteoo Stodtum Seating cooacftv 52600 Network television NBC 5 pnv Network radio CBS Plovers snore S9000 to each plover Winners oOvance to Suoer Bowl XV wnere snore is 118 000 loser 000 Team records including playoffs Oak land wan IX lost 5 San Diego won 12 lost i Coaches Tom Flores Oakland 2nd year Don CoryeM Son Dtega 3rd vear real bad in practice before the show" The triumph allowed Martin "ItTgain some Tevengerfiolmanr" the most controversial figure in the sport of bowling defeated Martin for his last tournament victory in the 1979 Brunswick World Open at Chicago Bpl-man one of four players towjn $100000 in a single season earned $11000 for his runner-up finish Baker won $7500 for third place Roth collected $6000 "for fourth place and Dickinson $5-000 for fifth place The other Kingsport jpro Dennis Lane finished 11th in the tour's 1981 inaugural -winning $2600 man Martin whose last victory came in the 1980 Southern California Open averaged 218 during tournament qualifying and 214 on television to claim his fourth career PBA title "I beat some great bowlers today" said Martin "And I got some real good breaks for a change The lane conditions were super tough The hard work at home (practicing be-fore the Winter Tour) really paid off "My concentration was excellent I felt like that if I could get by Baker I could beat Holman He's tough but he was rolling The American League champion Kansas City Royals yesterday announced the signing of seven players including right fielder Clint Hurdle to a two-year contract All seven players are members of Kansas City's 40-man major league roster and the other six pitchers Rich Gale Ken Brett Gary Christenson Kingsport's Steve Martin responded to several "must-strike" situations to defeat four opponents and win the $125000 PBA Miller High Life Classic here yesterday at Anaheim Calif Martin climaxed his championship effort with a 216-185 conquest of top-seeded Marshall Holman to capture the $21000 first prize before a national television audience (ABC-TV) The determined 22-year-old right-hander entering the finals seeded- fourth defeated Gary Dickinson three-time key and shortstop Kelly Heath were all given one-year pacts The Kansas City players still without contracts for the 1981 season are catcher John Wa-than first baseman Willie Alliens shortstop UL Washington and bullpen ace Dan Quisenberry 4-Morc Wilson OB Rov Gov 10-Cnris Bohr 16-Jim Plunkett OB 21- Ciiff Branch WR 22- Artnur Whitttngton RB 23- Oais McKinnev CB 2-Keitt Moody CB 30- Mork van Eegnen RB 31- Oerricfc Jensen RB 33-Kennv King RB 35- Owavne O'Steen CB 36- Mike Davis 37- Lester Haves CB 42-Monte Jackson CB 71 Lindsev Mo son T-G 77- John Mafusiok DE 73-Dove Browning OEOT 74 Dove Pear DT 77 Joe Comooell DE 71 Art Shell 79 Bruce DoviS 81 Morris Brodshow WR 83- Ted Hendricks LB 84- Derrick Ramsey TE SS Boo Chandler WR 86 Cedrtck Hordmon OE 88Ravmond Chester TE 89 Rich Martini WR 90-Willie Jones DE Tigers sign Whitaker STEVE MARTIN win No 4 Oakland roster 43- lro Matthews WR 44- Bwrgess Owens 46-Toad Christensen RB 50-Dove Daibv 51 Bob Nelson LB S7-Morio Celotto LB 53-Roa Martin LB SS-Moft MUlen LB SfrJeft Barnes LB 57- Rondv McClonohon LB 62- Reggie Kviiow DT ti Gene upshaw 65- Mickev Marvin 66- Steve Sylvester 70-Henry Lawrence San Diego rosier 42 Mike Fuller SS 46- Chuck Muncie RB 47- Frank Duncon SS 48- Jerome Dove CB 51 Waodrow Lowe LB 52- Rav Preston LB 53- Rolph Perretta G-C 54- Jim Lasiavic LB 55- Bob Horn MLB 56- Bob Rush 58- Corl McGee LB 59CIIM Thrift MLB 60Don Audick 62- Don Macek C-G 63- Doug Wilkerson Waltrip on pole for today's Western 500 three-year contract with the team on Thursday Whitaker and his agent Detroit attorney Rick Brode met with Tiger vice president Bill Lajoie to ink the new pact which is believed to offer the young second baseman $175000 for 1981 and $225000 for 1982 The Detroit Tigers wrapping up two weeks of negotiations signed second baseman Lou Whitaker to a two-year contract yesterday worth an estimated $400000 Whitaker 23 was the second Tiger to come to terms with the club this week Veteran righthander Milt Wilcox signed a potency offense and the big thing is to keepeni Tdul6rine end zone To do that you have to make sure they have to drive a distance each time they get the ball You can't make mistakes and commit turnovers" Along these lines this is why Jefferson thinks a key player could be Ray Guy Oakland's premier punter and a man who with one foot can suddenly reverse field position advantage San Diego beat Oakland when Dan Pastorini was the Raiders quarterback and lost to Plunkett but the big tactical changes for Sunday affect the Chargers They are getting a major contribution from Chuck Muncie at running back these "days but they also must play without sub tight end Gregg McCrary On the depth chart McC-rary's back injury doesn't look as if it should mean that much But he plays a great deal and it is his presence as a blocker that enables San Diego to do so many things with the other tight end Kellen Winslow as a receiver The Chargers also had hoped to spring McCrary as a surprise receiving threat in the playoffs but the big problem is they have no other replacement at the position Winslow will have to do more blocking "and go back to some of the things I did in training camp" and if Kellen should go down there is no substitute as such (Alternatives being prepared by the Chargers include more pass-blocking assignments for the backs to free up Winslow for catching the ball and three-receiver sets if Winslow is hurt) Winslow who doesn't look like he weighs 240 because of his lean 6-5 frame is confident he can handle the extra 6-Rolf Bentrschke II Ed Luther OB 12-Jomes Harris QB 14-Dan Fouts QB 17 Rick Portriooe 18-Chorlle Joiner WR 22-Mike Thomos RB 26-Berngrd Jackson 27 Glen Edwards FS 28 Willie Buchanon CB 29-Mike Williams CB 32 Scott Perry DB 37-Honk Bauer RB 40-Clarence Williams RB 41 Booker Russell RB 64 Chuck Laewen 66-Billy Shields 67 Ed White 68- Lerov Jones DE 69- John Lee DE 71 Fred Deon OE 73- Chorles DeJurnett DT 74- Louie Kelcher DT 79- Gorv Johnson DT 80- Kellen Winslow TE 83-John Jefferson WR B4-Ron Smith WR 66O0ftn Floyd WR 88-Greg McCrorv TE 99-Wilbur Young DE SAN DIEGO If today's AFC title game between the Oakland Haiders and San Diego Chargers doesn't produce endugh points to blow the fuse on your pocket computer a lot of 'people will be surprised including the participants Via fact both teams feel that offense will be their own best defense that once the other team gets the ball there's no defense that can contain them The answer? Hold onto that football "We have to get big plays and control the football to keep it away from their offense We can't turn the ball over" says Jim Plunkett the Raiders' 32-year-old quarterback who calls today's title match for the AFC's Super Bowl invitation "the biggest game I've played ever" "We have to control the ball" agrees San Diego receiver John Jefferson "We need long drives to keep our offense on the field The team that has its offense on the field the most will win the game" San Diego has the reputation for long-range striking power "We feel with our offense we can move the ball on anybody" quarterback Dan Fouts boasts but Jefferson says Oakland is a big-play team too 'They go along and go along and go along and all of a sudden they come up with the big play They've done it all through this winning streak" Jefferson pointed out referring to the fact that the Raiders started out losing three of their first five before closing with an 11-2 chart including two playoff victories They began their surge with a six-game winning streak lost two of three and now have won their last Events Petty of Level Cross NC also driving a 1977 Monte Carlo barely missed the track record of 113659 mph set in 1979 by David Pearson A surprise was the performance of Terry Labonte of Corpus Christi Texas who covered the 26-mile nine-turn Riverside road course at an average speed of 112685 mph the second fastest practice lap of the day In a preliminary race yesterday Joe Ruttman of Upland Calif driving a 1981 Camaro easily won the Warner Hodg-don 300 NASCAR Grand Ameri can Ruttman averaged 97209 mph for the 72 laps and took home $7295 The race was marred hy an accident that sent Rick Grea-ney 25 of Azusa Calif to Riverside Community Hospital He was reported in guarded condition with head injuries Finishing second in the race was Jim Neal Jr 27 of Huntington Beach Calif who was making his first racing start at this road course Neal limped across the finish line on a flat tire to finish 1:19 behind Ruttman definite advantage in today's race "Frankly I wish I could take the Monte Carlo and run it at Daytona" he said 'The new cars are giving us a lot of problems a lot of new things to think about Detroits going broke building those little critters and I don't put much faith in them" NASCAR veteran Richard Petty starting in the No 17 spot set the pace during the practice session for the $175000 race roaring around the Riverside International Raceway track at 113307 mph RIVERSIDE Calif (UPI) Darrell Waltrip who set a lap record while qalifying in his 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo starts in the No 1 position today in the NASCAR Winston Western 500 at Riverside International Raceway Waltrip a native of Franklin set a one lap record of 114752 mph bettering the 113792 set last June by Cale Yarborough "It was absolutely the best lap I've ever run on this race track" he said Waltrip said he believes the bigger and order cars will have a North boosters meet tomorrow Individual leaders Lb RUSUIN9 The Sullivan North athletic boosters club will meet at 6 oclock tomorrow night at the school's theater All booster club members and Raider fans are urged to attend United Press rnternotlonol Although: Oakland and San Diego have relied mostly on the pass to put points on the board during the season Chargers running back Chuck Muncie (46) helps keep the defense honest with his running ability no Iq avq blk Guv Ook 71 66 43 6 0 Partridge SO 60 55 39 I I MINT RETURNS oft 222 172 91 135 118 101 vds avq Iq td 838 3 8 34 5 761 4 4 89 4 299 3 3 42 3 659 4 9 53 4 484 4 1 IS 3 364 3 6 46 5 a van Eegnen Ook King Oak Whittlngton Ook Muncie SD Thomas SD Cappelletti SD Rodgers wins Houston Marathon nn fc vds avq Iq td 421 8 8 34 0 Matthews Ook Fuller SO 30 12 298 9 9 31 0 KICKOFF RETURNS no vds avq Iq td PASSIN3 att camp act vd td int 370 165 51 6 2799 18 16 58 9 3 48 591 4715 30 2 4 Plunkett Oak Fouts SD Lb American marathon record holder Bill Rodgers yesterday won the Houston Marathon by 30 seconds over Dick Beardsley of Minneapolis Rodgers of Boston finished in 2 hours 12 minutes and 19 seconds with Beardsley being timed at 2:1249 Patti Lyons Catalano of Boston won the women's division -with a time of 2:3527 and Laurie Binder of San Diego was second at 2:3531 29 585 20 245 0 21 392 18 6 90 1 16 344 215 43 0 15 289 193 30 0 Matthews Ook Whittlngton Oak Muncie SD Fuller SD Scoreboard KICKING Both teams won at home a plus for the Chargers today but the key statistic is 116 points scored in the two games "Both of those games had a lot of big plays and this one has the potential to be a high-scoring game" says Raider coach Tom Flores "Both teams have a big-play offense and Don Coryell will not turn conservative because this is the playoffs "They're going to make yards Their offense is a high- PASS RECEIVING no vds ovq Iq td Chandler Oak 49 786 16 0 56 10 Branch Oak 44 858 19 5 86 7 von Eeghen Oak 29 259 8 9 37 0 Chester Ook 28 36 131 47 4 Winslow SD 89 1290 14 5 65 9 Jefferson SD 82 1340 16 3 58 13 Joiner SD 71 "32 16 0 51 4 four The Chargers for their part won their first four then lost four of six before closing with six of their last seven including last week's first-round victory for a three-game streak By Week 6 of the 16-game schedule these two Western Division rivals from days of the old AFL had finished their regular-season's business The Chargers won in overtime 30-24 then lost in regulation 38-24 ep-a fq-o Iq pts 41 44 19-37 48 98 46-48 24 36 53 118 Bohr Oak Benirschke NBA Standings Football TOIICOOWNS td rush rec ret pts 1( INTERCEPTIONS 0 60 0 42 0 30 0 78 0 54 0 30 NCAA throws flag on NBC-TV Chandler Oak Branch Ook von Eeghen Oak Jefferson SD Winslow SO Cappelletti SD nn vd Iq td 13 2'3 62 I 5 12? 68 1 4 50 25 0 Haves Oak Edwards SO Shaw SO Bv MnHd mss Intcmottonol (West Coast Somrs Not IncluM) Atlantic Qivitk) OB Philadelphia 3a 7 144 Boston 34 791 1 1 New York 17 16 421 10 Washington 17 26 35 JO New Jersey 12 34 261 U'i night violated a two-year-old 2 Technical fouls: Motley Mlkell Western Carolina (bench) Trlmier Officio's: Sierco and Vincent 3900 TNNSS HO II Ellis 7-8 0-1 2 3 14 Roy 1-4 0-0 2 1 2 Wood 1-5 6-1 I 4 I Carter S-16 5-8 2 4 15 Littleton 0-1 04 0 2 0 Brooks 2-7 0-0 I 0 4 Federmonn 1-2 0-0 1 1 2 Love 1-1 0-0 2 0 2 Burton 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Totals 11-44 1117 28 19 47 9 Cowan 1-6 0-1 5 3 2 Hurt 1-2 0-0 5 5 2 Bowie 5-9 2-3 4 0 12 Mlnnlefleld 2-3 4-4 3 3 1 Hord 8-12 0-0 5 1 16 Beal 0-0 04 0 0 0 Master 0-0 0-1 110 Turoln 3-4 2-3 3 1 8 Totals M-w 8-11 in 14 41 Halftlme: Kentucky 30 Tennessee 23 Team Rebounds: Tennessee 2 Officials: Copeland Moser and Lauderdale 23805 General Nutrition Centers Central Division 31 12 721 27 II 600 5 21 23 477 IO' II 26 409 13' 16 21 364 15' 3 11 31 262 19V Milwaukee Indiona Chicago Atlanta Cleveland Detroit NBC-TV sports should be told it was out of bounds with Its sometimes "vivid" coverage of the Orange Bowl game Jan 1 between Florida State and Oklahoma an NCAA 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I wheat I FLOUR DATES I 69-r I 1 1 I I ittMiTiiiTiiaW iag2ELX9fS EmSBOSkV himSSsMSStVBt The Philadelphia Eagles looking to restore some depth to their injury-depleted corps at wide receiver yesterday reactivated receiver-punt returner Wally Henry for today's NFC championship game against the Dallas Cowboys Henry underwent surgery to have his spleen removed on Oct 27 one day after suffering a vicious hit in the secondary in a game against the Chicago Bears Even though Henry is eligible for today's game Eagles' coach Dick Vermeil said he wasn't entirely sure the fourth-year wide-out from UCLA could play aft yds ava la Id 278 1185 43 56 11 no la ava blk 71 58 409 0 75 58 393 1 White Dal Runoger Phi Boston 3 NY Islanders 2 Philadelphia 4 Toronto 4 (tie) Detroit 4 Calgary 1 Quebec 5 Montreal 5 (tie) Hartford 5 Winnipeg 3 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 3 Washington at Minnesota late Los Angeles at St Louis late 8 yellow a top a nnokj Dorsett Dal Newhouse Dal Springs Dal Montgomery Phi Giammona Phi Harris Phi 118 89 193 98 104 UUI1I1 451 38 29 6 326 37 20 6 778 40 72 8 36 1 37 4 4 4 330 32 22 3 MEDIUM PRUNES LENTILS 8 APPLE 1 VINEGAR I SOYBEANS I :5 MOLASSES By IRA KAUFMAN UPI Sports Writer PHILADELPHIA (UPI) The Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys have already engaged in two bitterly contested bouts this season but today the sparring gloves come off This one is the title shot The wild card Cowboys are in frigid Veterans Stadium at 1 pm EST shooting for a sixth Super Bowl berth and a sixth NFC championship The Eagles who edged Dallas for the Eastern Division crown on the basis of best net points in division games have gone 20 years without an NFL title and have never reached the Super Bowl Forecasts call for fair skies with temperatures in the low 20's The clubs split during the regular season each winning at home but the Cowboys are slight favorites on the road today because they've been playing their best football of the season in recent weeks Dallas used a 20-point fourth quarter to stun Atlanta 30-27 and Philadelphia rallied past Minnesota 31-16 in divisional playoffs last weekend Dallas quarterback Danny White who evoked images of retired legend Roger Staubach last Sunday with two touchdown passes to Drew Pearson in the final four minutes claims today's clash will make the regular season duels look as spiritless as exhibition games "The intensity will be at a higher level for this game than it 'was the other times we played them" said White who riddled the Falcons for 322 yards and three TDs "Our emotions are going to be a lot higher I know "It is easier for the teams to prepare for this game because we know each other pretty well We know what they like to do in certain situations and you can prepare for it" The Cowboys who reached the Super Bowl as a wild card club in 1975 enter today's game relatively healthy but Philadelphia can call on just two sound wide receivers All-Pro Harold Carmichael and inexperienced Rodney Parker who snared a 30-yard scoring pass Dec 21 in the Cowboys" 35-27 triumph over the Eagles Regular Charles Smith who caught the winning touchdown Oct 19 in Philadelphia's 17-10 triumph over Dallas is doubtful with a fractured jaw and Scott Fitzkee who started against the Vikings fractured his foot Philadelphia Coach Dick Vermeil said it would be "a total surprise to me" if Smith could play today although he may be PUNT RETURNS no tc vds ava la td 54 4 548 1 02 41 0 36 I 33092 32 0 26 1 222 85 30 0 Jones Oal Sciorro Phi Henry Phi CI Prep East-West Shrine Summary AST Adelphi 66 Southeastern 59 Albright 42 Juniata 34 Allentawn 73 Delaware Vail 65 Bioomsburg 67 Clorion 58 Boston St 91 Worcester St 19 Conlslus II LaSalle 79 Clark 17 Swarthmore 76 Colby 62 Manhattanvllle 51 Cornell 64 Rochester 56 Dickinson 77 Messiah 69 (OT) Dowllng 69 Hamilton 65 Orexel 71 Boston 63 Elmiro 73 Eisenhower 41 Fr Pierce 111 NE Coll 67 George Mason 86 Catholic 64 Georgetown 57 Boston Coll 55 Hartwlck 80 Phil Textile 62 Harvard 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ACAOMV Springer Black Pitts Duncan a POTATOYOGURT 1 GRAHAMS mm aaisii 3 mmm BSjV I 0-0 2" 12 0-0 4 6 II CDIIIT LOWFAT Lb 5 Jm Qc rnnn ii-it riiuii a i First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards Fast 3 61 2 0 Septlen Dal Fronklin Phi 5-7 0-0 0-0 Powell Everhart 6 3 28 0 5 1 0 2 60 1055 17 6 58 9 43 568 132 30 6 34 263 77 27 0 29 312 108 24 7 50 407 Bl 46 2 48 815 170 56 9 47 825 176 31 3 30 450 150 27 4 luuum ii nil 13? nuuuni JUICES HID Dal Pearson Dai Dorsett Dal DuPree Dal Montgomery Phi Carmichael Phi Smith Phi Kreptle Phi WW! 1-0 2-10 7 8 7 tVr-11 1 KICKING ep-a fq-fl Iq pts 59 60 11-17 52 92 48-48 16-31 51 96 TOUCHDOWNS td rush rec ret pts II 0 0 0 66 8 0 8 0 48 7 6 1 0 42 7 0 7 0 42 a 0-0 2 2 0-0 0 0 0-0 2 4 TWOMIL RUN (Men's Invltatkwal) 1 Adrian Leek ETSU 1:3546 2 Amos Korir Vlllanovo 1:3135 3 Chrs Fox Auburn 8:4363 4 Erin Rankin Oklahoma 8:4407 5 Robbie Perkins New York AC 8:4579 6 Tom Burrlae Victory AC 1:4711 (New Memorial Center collegiate and meet Invitational record) MO RUN (Men) 1 Sam Koskel SMU 1:5129 2 Jeff Boogman Texas-El Paso 1:5235 3 Anthony Tuiarlella Vlllanovo 1:5244 4 Mike Shea Michigan 1:5320 5 Chuck Aragon Notre Dame no time 6 Eric Gromack Western Kentucky no time 440 RUN (Men) 1 Charlton Young Vlllanovo :4765 2 Ron Nelson Florida State :4774 3 Kevin Jones Northwood Institute 4798 4 Tonv Rambo South Carolina :4818 6 Darryl Bryant Maryland 4120 6 Ron Taylor Florida State :4825 MIIRDLFS (Men) 1 Terron Wright Memphis State 7:20 2 Rodney Wilson Vlllanova 7:28 3 Gus Kirkland South Carolina 7:43 4 Billy Rlchord Georgia 7:46 5 Mike Beniamin Auburn 7:46 6 Reggie Towns Tennessee 7:50 (New center and collegiate record) ieoe run (Men) 1 Al Williams Florida 2:1196 2 Tim Coles South Carolina 2: 1227 3 Bob Hicks Auburn TC 2:1282 4 Dave Aaosta Bowling Green 2:1593 mijrolfs (Women) 1 Gayle Watklns unattached 1:00 2 Judy Thomas Kentucky 8:26 3 Tanya Love Kentucky 8:32 4 Myrtle Chester Tennessee 1:34 5 Kothy Kloehn Kentucky 1:40 6 Laurlta Harris Virginia 8:50 880 RUN (Women) 1 Deliza Walton Tennessee 2:0869 2 Dorlanna Lambert Cornell 2:1006 3 Helen Blake Tennessee State 2:1037 4 Lin-do Nicholson Virginia 2:1285 5 Holly Straight Kentucky 2:1676 6 Missy Vaughn Kentucky 2:1676 448 RUN (Women) 1 Lisa Garrett Virginia 5501 2 Ernestine Davis Tennessee State 5574 3 Judy Pollion Tennessee State 5602 4 Annette Campbell Oklahoma 5603 5 Judy Richardson Kentucky 5632 6 Gloria Jackson Georgia no time OASM (Women) 1 Chanda Cheesbrough Tennessee State 619 2 Cerella Moore Oklahoma 712 3 Leela Toomer Maryland 713 4 Brenda Brown Virginia 7131 5 Sheryl Pernell Tennessee State 715 6 Gayle Watklns Unattached 715 INVITATIONAL MIL (Hkfh School Bovs) 1 Doug Smith Canada 4: 1547 2 Jim Ailshie Dobvns-Bennett 4:1817 3 John Warnock Canada 4:1839 4 Ray Poloni Canada 4:2308 5 Gary Preston Canada 4:2423 HUROL'S (Mien school airis) 1 Connie Ever hart Daniel Boone 890 2 Bobble Puckett Virginia High 894 3 Tina Banks Tennessee High 898 4 Rene Rogeri Tennessee High 935 5 Beth Wilson Erwin 936' 6 Felicia Kldd Sullivan South 941 OL VAULT (Invitational Men) 1 Chip McCarthy Maryland 16-6 2 Gary Hunter Athletic Attic 16-6 3 Randy Raymond Nebraska 16-0 4 Mark Newton Nebraska 164 5 David Splvev Auburn 16-0 INTERCEPTIONS 45 5-7 11 91 FS FT PF 5 7-9 2 17 Dorsett Dol Hill Dal Springs Oal DuPree Dal Montgomery Phi Carmichael Phi 1 6-8 no vds laj td 5 114 78 1 5 78 29 0 6 79 41 0 Thurman Dal Waters Oal Wilson Phi Cyrus Mldkiff Smith Totals: T-C CHRISTIAN Hammond Cook Slagie Wubbena a Cook Massenaill Totals: Score bv Quarters: Oak hiii Tri-Cltles 10 2 0 60 9 0 9 0 54 6-12 Lawrence 1 run (Graham kick) Lawrence 15 run (Graham kick) W-FG Sullivan 52 Sherwln 3 pass from Clifford (Graham kick) 76000 -i tarrii'Miismri'M'liVg 9 JJ jft (fmm whole wheat' "8 isn flic flic fflc 49? 1 1 Ijl'lJsrf jj 99 iSot'einl fTiiTS PTSSnHI EoconutI 1 supreme I 1 HONEY 1 ALMONDSl 1 OIL 1macaroons PRETZELS! I $3" QQC $109 $469 I $429 AQC 5 3 0 1 John McEnroe and Jimmy Connors reached their anticipated championship confrontation by scoring easy semifinal victories yesterday in the $350-000 Chicago Challenge of Champions tennis meet in Rosemont 111 McEnroe took just over an hour to dispose of Roscoe Tanner 6-3 6-1 while Connors took just a slight time longer and easily defeated Vitas Gerulaitis 6-3 6-3 McEnroe ranked No 2 in the world will meet third ranked Connors for the $125000 first prize in tonight's championship finals McEnroe broke Tanner's serve in the fourth game of the first set and was never seriously challenged after that The 21- year-old New Yorker had little difficulty returning Tanner's powerful serve and wound up recording eight aces to only two for Tanner Lb 2-2 0-1 0-2 15 11-14 1 11 IS 1-S 10 19 8 Hula Bowl Summary College Boxes 7 17-17 i il8r44 East West REDUCE SALT INTAKE Austin defeats Turnbull Via ONC'a tatanahw tow-aodium aadion tattara orlat you ojstaNty and low prtoa SMU radudng yowr temtty a conaumpHon loday Ha tfiaao low-aodlum produc FG Asmus 21 -E-McOcHe 17 pass from Adams (Castro kick) W-6amoo 1 run (Asmus kick) 4 W-Samaa 1 run (kick failed) Redwing 9 run (Bradley pass Jcom Redwlne) FG Castro 31 Burroll 6 pass from Herrmann (Castro kick)' A-39010 HEALTH VALLEY NO SALT Ol r0 CRACKERS 89 if they have a game as they have had in the past I think they can keep them out of the backfield" Today's soldout game pits the NFL's highest-scoring offense against the Eagles' league-leading defense Besides Drew Pearson White can throw to 1000-yard receiver Tony Hill clutch tight end Billy Joe DuPree and third-down specialist Preston Pearson out of the backfield Tony Dorsett who rushed for a club playoff record 160 yards against Los Angeles two weeks ago is a constant weapon- The Eagles set a club record with 383 points and Jaworski led all NFC passers en route to Player of the Year honors available for Super Bowl XV in the Louisiana Superdome The health of Wilbert Montgomery the Eagles' only consistent running threat also concerns Vermeil who knows the only way to keep the pass rush pressure off All-Pro quarterback Ron Jaworski is to keep the Dallas defense guessing Montgomery who had a pair of third-quarter TD runs last week has a bruised thigh and missed four games during the regular season with various injuries "It is critical when we run on early downs that we run successfully to keep the nickle defense off the field" Vermeil said "But I think we have two great offensive tackles in Stan Walters and Jerry Sizemore and HAJN POUR ABLE NO SALT DRESSING I29 FORT HENRY MALI Kingsport BRISTOL MALL Bristol OACLEMALL- Johnson City TNNSS FT PF Underwood 1-5 0-15 12 Douglas 4-13 2-3 3 4 10 Smith 4-4 4-4 10 5 12 Mikell 5-14 11-17 6 4 21 Reese 10-17 4-8 6 3 26 Motley 4-7 2-2 2 2 10 Quesenberrv 04 0-2 0 0 0 Reld 1-1 0-0 0 2 2 Lester: 1-3 0-115 2 Thaxton 1-1 04 5 2 2 Totals 31- 11-11 48 87 CAROLINA FT Dennis 1-4 2-3 3 4 6 Trlmier 4-1 6-7 10 4 14 Simmons 2-3 2-2 7 4 6 Corr 0-1 1-2 1 2 1 Young 0-5 6-8 1 2 6 Caldwell 12-25 10-11 2 4 34 Young 1-1 0-0 0 0 2 Sharp 6-14 2-3 9 3 14 Moore 1-3 4-4 2 3 6 DesBordes 0-0 4-4 2 2 4 Totals H-44 17-44 48 11 91 IF YOU ARE BUYING THERAGRAN-M 939 THY SUPCHTWOW SAME FORMULA AT mm 100 IF YOU ARE BUYING 0NE-A-DAY THY UNI-OEN SAME fOWMULA AT WW IF YOU ARE BUYING STRESSTABS GOO 179 THY 8THESS VITE 800 AT I 0 IF YOU ARE BUYING GERIT0L w5g THY OEHI-OEM SAME fOHMULA AT W'W IF VOU ARE BUYING METAMUCIL 79 THY VEL-O-CEL AT a 1-lsV bull's backhand Turnbull made a lot of errors on that side hitting the ball long wide and into the net Andrea Jaeger played last year's tournament winner Martina Navratilova for the chance to face Austin for the $75000 top prize tomorrow Navratilova beat Austin last year for the HAIN EGOLESS NO SALT MAYONNAISE Tracy Austin capitalized on Wendy Turnbull's unforced errors last night to handily defeat the Australian 6-2 6-1 and gain the finals in the $250000 women's pro tennis championships at Landover Md Austin played her usual baseline game and Turnbull was not able to come to the net Austin ran her back and forth across the baseline playing to Turn- TV Sports HEALTH VALLEY NO SALT TOMATO SAUCE Health valley no salt 69 SOUPS FIVE VARIETIES 18 el health valley no salt Sunday Ian 11 nn- CAROLINA BASKETBALL The Dean Smith Show 1 om Channel NPL LAYOFFS Dallas and Philadelphia meet for the National Conference championship 1 pm channels 10 and NFL LAYOFFS The American Conference title aame between the Oakland Raiders ond the San Diego Chorsere pm channels 4 and 5 -89 COOKIES FOUR VARIETIB Halftlme: Western Carolina 47 East Tennessee 37' Team Rebounds: Western Carolina 11 East Tennessee 2 Three-point goals: Reese Compiled from Tlmm-Nem win services.