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Beats Former Boss Again TILE SIM EVEPORT JOURNAL SIIREVEPORTROSSIER CITY LA WEDNESDAY SEPT 4 1974 )r TODAY'S NEWS TODAY-WITH TODAY'S PICTURES 414904441011' (1 Yr I TILE SIIIIEVEPORT JOURNAL SHREVEPORTROSSIER CITY LA WEDNESDAY SEPT 4 1974 TODAY'S NEWS TODAY'S PICTURES 11 4 11 so i 't IP1r RAPtC ritirMior Pr) ce LI in :7 'i' '7 't 1'1 at i '4- -t 11 'c Beats Former Boss Again TWO By VII chArlie in Tuesday Oakland torment their DICK the feuding As Championships managed times this Angel uniform If Williams about how while hasnTshown Williams the As California was easy as Ken five-hitter On Monday As made C) i "eliovvertgoswor4-111A 4 TWO 0 0 at' By VI UPI chArlie 1 4 in Oakland torment thi DICK the feudin As tv Champio managed times this Angel unif( If about how "I while mar (: hasnTshov Williams the As California was easy a as Ken 11 five-hitter i On Mom As mad t5- 4 Ry t'll Charlie in Tuesday Oakland torMent their DICK the feuding )-- A's to Championships managed times this Angel uniform If W'illiams about how' while hasn't-show'n Williams the A's California was easy as Ken five-hitter On Monday A's made li :4 'r I Oakland VITO STE1110 Sports Writer Finley didn't rub it night but the A's continued to former boss 11IIAMS who led fussin Oakland two straight World has now against Oakland six year in a California learned anything to beat Oakland Thanaging the As he it yet is now 0-6 against who have beaten 10 straight times It again Tuesday night Holtzman pitched a in a 7-0 triumph night when the it 5-0 against Williams a sign was flashed on the Oakland scoreboard in the ninth inning reading "Good -night Dick" Moyer Doesn't Need Sympathy NEW YORK (AP) Shed no tears for Denny Moyer They won't have to hold any benefits for him when he retires from boxing as they have for so many other fighters Moyer a pro fighter since 1957 when he was only 17 years old will be making the 132nd appearance of his long and illustrious ring career Monday night when he meets fast-rising middleweight Vito Antuofermo in a scheduled 10-rounder at New York's BALL Alexander Bolshakov chases a loose ball with Buckner (42) close on his first half action of game The Soviet and The A's figured it was the work of Finley their irascible owner and ere furious On Tuesday night there were no Madison Square Garden It Will he his first bout in the famed New York arena in II years In the last one he lost a 10-round decision to Joey Archer on Jan 5 1963 ALONG THE way the rugged Moyer has fought such world champions as Sugar Ray Robinson Emile Griffith Benny "Kid" Paret Johnny Saxton Don Jmdan Ralph Dupas Nino Benvenuti Carlos Monzon Virgil Akins Paddy De Marco and Tony De Marco American team met here Tuesday for the first of six contests to be held in the United States in connection with the World's Fair in Spokane Wash (UPI Telephoto) scorehoard signs mocking Williams OAK LA ND TOOK advantage of the wildness of Moyer never has been knocked out Ile says he has been knocked down (ewer than rive times Ile has won 94 tights lost 33 and boxed four draw decisions Ile fought for the world welterweight and lost to Jordan on a 1S-round he was only 19 years old lie won the world junior middleweight championship shortly after he was 23 years old outpointing Joey Giam bra in 15 rounds Ile held the North American middleweight title twice And he fought for the world middleweight crown being stopped on a disputed decision by Monzon Perhaps his most significant victory was a 10-round decision over Robinson considered by many as the greatest pound-for-pound fighter in the sport's history YET TIE never has netted more than $15000 for any fight his biggest payday was for $15000 against Monzon in Rome on March 4 1972 Still he is well-fixed financially although he confessed Tuesday that he has no savings His money is well invested In addition to boxing he is a building contractor in his home town of Portland Ore And his father Harry Moyer who trains him said that his son also is a boat builder "He doesn't talk about the boat building much" said the elder Moyer "FIGHTING IS my main job now" said Denny OEK1 r)irri TReTYPR'Crts Itvflt strikeout king Nolan Ryan now 17-15 and five Angel errors to romp to an easy victory Holtzman who's complained about being lifted 'or relief pitchers several times this year threw only his third shutout and eighth complete game in 33 starts lie's bidding for his second straight 20-victory season The A's picked upthree runs in the second inning on Washington's double three Ryan walks and Bobby Valentine's two-run error That's all they needed In the other games Chicago downed Kansas City 2-1 Texas beat Minnesota 6-3 and Cleveland beat Detroit 5-1 but lost the second game 5-4 in 11 innings In the National League New York swept Chicago 2-0 and 11-4 St Louis swept Montreal 5-1 and 8-4 Atlanta downed San Diego 7-2 Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 8-2 Cincinnati topped Houston 7-5 and San Francisco beat Los Angeles 9-5 TONY MUSER AND Ken Henderson drove in first inning runs to lift Chicago over Kansas City The Royals have now lost six straight Errors by Rod Carew his second of the game and Danny Thompson on the same play led to a three-run sixth inning rally that gave Texas the victory over Minnesota Carew bobbled Toby Harrah's grounder and then Thompson picked up the ball and tossed it in the dugout enabling Jim Fregosi to score from first to snap a 3-3 tie Mike Hargrrove's double and Joe Lovitto's single then produced two more runs GAYLORD PERRY pitched a six-hitter to lead Cleveland past Detroit in the first game of a doubleheader In the second game rookie Tom Veryzer singled in the deciding run in the I Ith inning to give Detroit the split John Hiller got credit for his I6th victory to tie Dick Radatz' AL record for most wins by a reliever HOMEWARD BOUND St Louis Cardinal outfielder Reggie Smith slides safely beneath the tag of Montreal Expos' catcher Barry Foote in the sixth inning of the National League game between the two teams in St Louis Tuesday night Smith who New Career for Unitas NEW YORK (AP) It was two weeks into the San Diego Chargers' training camp last month when Johnny Unitas realized that his National Football League career had come to an end It took even less time for his coaching career to terminate "My legs just wouldn't respond to situations" said Unitas "I couldn't get away from the rush The quickness wasn't SO UNITAS 41 and a veteran of 18 NFL seasons sat down with Tommy Prothro coach of the Chargers to discuss his situation "I told him I wasn't able to do the things I once did" said Unitas "And he told me that if he had to make a choice he'd be playing the younger guys" But Unitas has a rather involved unique personal services contract vvith the Chargers that provided for coaching in the event he did accounted for two runs kith two homers earlier in the game scored when Ted Simmons hit a which was mishandled by second baseman Ron Hunt making the score 4-1 (AP Wirephoto) not play Informed' of that option Prothro declined the quarterback's said he really wasn't interested fn having me to coach" Said Unitas IT WOULD seem thatteam which wontonly two games last season and Is breaking in two young quarterbacks in Jesse Freitas and Dan Fouts could coaching use for a to be inducted the Pro Football tfl 1 1 Oakland -11 VITO STELLINO Williams a sign was flashed The A's figured it was the scorehoard signs mocking strikeout king Nolan Ryan I sports Writer On the Oakland scoreboard in work of Finley their irascible Williams now 17-15 and five Angel the ninth inning reading owner and ere furious On 0 A I A I) I 00 errors to romp to an easy Finley didn't rub it (rood night Dick" Tuesday night there were no advantage of the vvildness of victory Holtzman vho's 4 night hut the complained about being lifted s' A's continued to 'or relief pitchers several 1 i l'r former boss times this year threw only his third shutout and eighth 9 --4 4 4 1 ''i' 11LIANIS who led moyer Doesn I Need sympath complete game in 33 starts i )9 fussin' Oakland Ile's bidding for his second -9 k9 9- r- ''''''''-2'- r' 9 two straight W'orld straight 20-victory season has now NEV l'ORK (AP) Shed Madison Square Garden Moyer never has been The A's picked upthree runs i'! ii 1 i against Oakland six no tears for Denny Moyer It will be his first bout in the knocked out Ile says he has in the second inning on Washington's double V': -t year in a California They m' on have to hold any famed New York arena in 11 been knocked dow'n fewer than -i-- e'" benefits for him when he years In the last on he lost a rive times Ile has w'on 94 three Ryan a 1 ks and Bobby :::0 4: learned anything retires from boxing as they 10-round decision to Joey tights lost 33 and boxed four Valentine's ttvo-run error 1' l''" 1 to beat Oakland have for so many other Archer on Jan 5 19r3 draw decisions Ile fought for That's all they needed A managing the A's he fighters the world welterweight In the other games Chicago 9 T- rki ll tt 'I I -zk it yet Moyer a pro fighter since AIONG TIIE way the championship- and lost to downed Kansas City 2-1 Texas 't is now 0-6 against 1957 when he was only 17 years rugged Moyer has fought such Jordan on a 15-round beat Minnesota 6-3 and i- v- who have beaten old will be making the 132nd world champions as Sugar he wa Cleeland beat Detroit 5-1 but only 19 Is z1: 10 straight times It appearance of his long and Ray Robinson Emile Griffith years old Ile on the world lost the second game 5-4 in 11 'i'''' again Tuesday night illustrious ring career Monday Benny "Kid" Paret Johnny i or in i dd I we i innings t' 1 Holtzman pitched a night hen he meets Saxton Don Jtu'dan Ralph championship shortly after he In the National League New 0 41:: '1-1 9 sy in a 7-0 triumph fast rising middlevveight Vito Dupas Ni no Benvenuti Carlos was 23 years old outpointing N'ork swept Chicago 2-0 and ::0 '1'''' night when the Antuofermo in a scheduled Monzon Virgil Akins Paddy Joey Giam bra in 15 rounds Ile 11-4 St Louis swept Montreal 1::: it 5-0 against 10-rounder at New York's I)eMarco and Tony 1)eMarco held the North American 5-1 and 8-4 Atlanta downed i -'4''" 9txA- I San Diego 7-2 Pittsburgh beat middleweight title twice And Pittsburgh 19i '1 ol 0' i 4 i -r he fought for the world Philadelphia 8-2 topped Houston 7-5 and Cincinnati an 1' l' 1 k- S4 4: i 'r7: middleweight crown being 9 -9 j- it "s' 1 J- stopped on a disputed decision i ancisco beat Ios Angeles "1'' 't' 1 9-5 -I I by Monzon 9' :) 0 TONY MUSER AND Ken "-'I'r''? I I :4 4: 4' 00- '4de ''it y4 2 4 Perhaps his most significant rli-1 i ti Henderson drove in first 1 ::4 4 991 victory was a 10-round inning runs to lift Chicago over i decision over Robinon iis HOMEWARD BOUND St Louis accounted for two runs iith two Kansas City The Royals have "0 -0' k- i considered by many as the now lost six straight 4- 4 greatest pound-for-pound Cardinal outfielder Reggie Smith homers earlier in the game- scored t' ''4 l' Errors by Rod 4' 0 slides safely beneath the tag of Mon- when Ted Simmons hit a grounder 0- at 44: 1 44r' tr 4'04 10 fighter in the sport's history second of the game and catcher Barry Foote in which was mishandled by second ''10 44'9" 4 1 9- 4 i-1'S 9 170- 71W Danny Thompson on the same treal Expos' YET IIE never has netted r''''' 7'- 417t 7: 4 0- play led to a three re -run sixth the sixth inning of the National baseman Ron Hunt making the score 1 1 NOWII 1 i 1 more than $15000 for any inning rally that gave Texas it4 ii: i it :9 1 1 '''-t--4 --4rA- League game between the two teams 4-1 (AP Wirephoto) 1 ight His bi gg est pavday was i t' the victory over Minnesota 1099 '440 t' gt4 4 4 4 0 i for $15000 against NIonzon in Carew bobbled Toby I-1 aria in St Louis Tuesday night Smith who if i I l'" 4 1 'I Op 4 ip' i 1 1 Rome on March 41972 grounder and then Thompson 4e 's i I 7N A picked up the ball and tossed it '-a rr?" A'' tr Still ncially he is well-fixed in the dugout enabling Jim ew Career for Unitas confessed Tuesday that he has SI -4: 4 0 r- 1 fina 44 4: I '4 'I) 4 4: although 4 ft Fregosi to score from first to snap a 3-3 tie Mike Hargrove 41 se no savings His money is well double and Joe Lovitto's single NEW YORK (AP) It wms eteran of 18 NFL seasons sat not play Informed of tnat tog Invested In addition to boxing then produced two moreruns two weeks into the San Diego down ith Tommy Prothro option Prothro declined the l--: 1 1 Chargers training camp last coach of the Chargers to quarterback help Ile said he is a building contractor in i 3::: 'ii i pk 7 Nv7 his home town of Portland GAYLORD PERRY pitched month when Johnny Unitas discuss his situation he really wasn't interested in a six hitter to lead Cleveland realized that his National "I told him I wasn't able to having me to coach" Said l-: 1'" 1 l'' -i -xt0'-c4 past Detroit in the first game Football League career had do the things I once did" said Unitas -9: i And his father Harry of a doubleheader In the come to an end Unitas "And he told me that IT WU 'OLD seem that 'a '-''''s'1 '4: Moyer who trains him said second game rookie Tom It took even less time for his if he had to make a choice team which on only two 4 that his son also is a boat Veryzer singled in the coaching career to terminate he'd be playing the younger games last season and Is ''z 1 builder "He doesn't talk about deciding run in the Ilth inning "My legs just wouldn't guys" breaking in two young --i ::) c-f91 :::449:09 -2i the boat building much" said to give Detroit the split John respond to situations" said But Unitas has a rather quarterbacks in Jesse F'reitas 44 ootAt: 0 i-: 1' 'g :1 :1 :11 the elder Moyer Hiller got credit for his 16th Unitas "I couldn't get away involved unique personal and Dan Fouts could "7 P-'5-'' i 45: victory to tie Dick Radatz' AL from the rush The quickness services contract with the coaching use for a i '( V4A I FIG II I I IS my main job record for most wins by a wasn't there" Chargers that provided for to be inducted )1 "::4 It now said Denny reliever SO UNITAS 41 and a coaching in the event he did the Pro Football connection with 4: ::1 'Min NVITNDElt TRe1-1PfPR'Crts Itoolt rThE" '3 Buckner (42) close on his the United States P---- 1 -i Alexander olshakov American team met here Tuesday for m--1 1'J 1 1 03c6 772 -1 '-r--4i-ok) chases a loose ball with the first of six contests to be held in -s sr 1 1 1 L41 ill lt tl first half action of the World's Fair in Spokane Wash in connection 1 b- 'I 'I i i 9' A 77'! 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PIRELLI LIOTORCYCLE EA5T CAROLINA is favored to capture its third straight Southern Conference crown and Tulane could challengeMiami for top independent honors Paul "Bear" Bryant says the Maryland game will be his toughest It is the opener for both teams at College Park Md on Sept 14 The Tide and LSU should settle the SEC title chase when they tanglt on national television in Birmingham on Oct 9 one the battle with Bryant says a team has to have a quality he calls "want to" to-win a national championship adding that his team have it in the spring" BUT BRYANT has a multitude of running backs for his wishbone plus two returning quarterbacks in favored to capture its third F-4141 S- riEWL61 IN i'l lb straight Southern Conference crown and Tulane could chal- leneMiami for to indeen- gp dent honors Paul "Bear" Bryant says the Maryland game will be his toughest It is the opener for both teams at College Park Md on Sept 14 The Tide and LSU should settle the SEC title chase when they tang1eon national television in Birmingham on Oct 9 one week-before the battle with Miami- Bryant says a team has to to" to have a quality he calls a national cham "want -8 pionsp adding that his team 'didn't have it in the spring" BUT BRYANT has a multitude of running backs for his wishbone plus two hi returning quarterbacks in EAST favored to 1 straight Sou crown and lenge Miami dent honors Paul "Be the Marylan his toughest for both te Park Md I Tide and 1t the SEC title tanglton ni in Biriningha weekThef ore Miami Bryant say have a qualit to" to-win a pionshcp ac team spring" BUT BR' multitude of for his wish returning Sept 16 Is Deadline For Slow Pitch Event Entry deadline for the Mot Kiti Rouge softball slow pitch softball tournament is SepieLD be 16 The- tournament will be play-ell: at Princess Park and Atlas fields Interested teams should contact Jim McClure t360-0801i Elliot Stonecipher iti36-6101 or Richard Sellards ttlia10277 ARIZONA STATE DRAKE FRENSO STATE (ENT STATE MEMPHIS STATE MIAMI-OHIO MiSSiSSIPP1 ST I McNEESE NEW MEXICO ST AS CHRISTIAN AKRON 28 ARKANSAS STATE 17 AUGSBURG AUGUSTANAAS CL BEMIDJI BLACK HILLS 14 CENT MISSOURI 7 COLORADO COL COAICORDIA-NEB II DUBUQUE 17 DULUTH 24 NEW ME ICO 3 EAU CLAIRE ELI ABE TH CITY EAAPORA FATE 24 FAIRMONT FA vE trEvit4E tpANKIti 21 GUIL FORD HAMLiNL 10 HARDING 3S HILLSDALE 1 INDIANA CENTRAL 17 JACKSON STATE 3 LACROSSE LA ELAND LANGSTON LOLASoANA TECH 44 ASTER 3 MAPS HILL THE CARR RATINGS tIV PHIL CARA TOP TRIRTY TEAMS 1911 PRESEASON FOOTBALL PREDICTIONS I OKLAHOMA IS 4 2 ALABAMA 114 11 3 NOTRE DAME 1144 4- OHIO STATE 113 So CALIFORNIA 1121 MICHIGAN 110 NEBRASKA 1092 108 4 9- PENN STATE 1082 10- TEXAS 107 8 II HOUSTON 1081 12- A 040 13- ARIZONA STATE 103 8 II MAR YLANO 102 8 IS- TENNESSEE 1017 AT SEASCPS PECCRD I IS 4 16 ARIZONA 114 17 MISSOURI 1144 le TEXAS A IN 113 IS PiTTSSURCH 1121 20 ARKANSAS 110 11 STANFORD 1092 22 FLOPtIDA 108 4 2 MIAMI-FLORIDA 1082 24 GEORGIA 101 8 28 NO CAROLINA ST 108 a 26 COLORADO 104 0 27 TExAS TECH 101 8 28 TULANE 102 8 29 AUBURN 101 7 20 IOWA STATE MAJOR COLLEGE GAMES Or SEPTEMBER 11111 OP MARGiN OPPONENT I FAVORITE MARGIN OPPONENT APPALACHIAN TENNESSEE 40 CAROLINA 51 21 WARE rORES' NorRE DAME 20 PACIFIC ZS RICHMOND 10 SAN JOSE STATE 17 YR ACUSE 1 TAMPA 7 TENNESSEE 1 TULARE 7 14 MICHIGAN HOUSTON No'rR DAME DAYTON PACIFIC CALIF POMONA RICHMOND CENT MICHIGAN SAN JOSE STATE LOUiSVILLE YR ACUSE MICHIGAN TAMPA WILLiAM Ai MARY TENNESSEE NO ILLINOIS TULANE WICHITA MICHIGAN HER GAMES OF SEPTEMBER 7 1974 CONWAY STATE CENT ST OHIO LOUISIANA RIVER FALLS CONCORDIA-MINN MAYVILLE MONTANA ILLINOIS HASTINGS CUL VER TOCK ION MILTON SUPERIOR PANHANDLE WINONA DEL A STATE ARKANSAS TECH SLUE FIELD FEDERAL CITY GEORGE TOWN-A CONCORD STOUT STATE MO WESTERN FERRiS iNDLAY MORGAN STATE NOR ruLANo ILL BEN TINE ISHOP ILLINOIS STATE SE THEL-MINN EMOTY 5 HENRY MIDLAND MILWAUKEE MO VALLEY MOORHEAD-MINN MONTANA MONTANA STATE MORNINGSIOE MURRAY NO DAKOTA ST NO AR 170NA NORTHERN IOWA NORTHERN IOWA A MISSOURI NOR TH WOOD PLATTEVILLE RENO VI JoHNS-MINN ST THOMAS SALEM- WEST VA SAN DIEGO SASKATCHEWAN SHEPHERD SHIPPENSBURG SOUR FALLS SOUTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA ST SO OAKOTA TECH TENNESSEE ST WM PENN YANK TON 1-1861 MiSSE0-489 COT 1574 Q7 THE CARP 3 7 24 10 35 10 10 10 7 14 10 28 10 7 17 14 24 26 7 28 24 17 3 al 24 26 1 10 17 14 TtED 100 4 100 0 996 990 96 6 98 3 96 1 97 9 977 97 0 96 7 960 957 946 943 WANE FOREST GEORGIA TECH SACRAMENTO VILLONOVA SANTA CLARA OREGON STATE CHATTANOOGA A MISSISSIPPO ARLINGTON PERU STATE OSHKOSH ROLLA Mt NOT 51mON FRASER PORTLAND STATE STEVENS POINT CAMERON OMAHA FULLER ON PITTSBURGH ST VALL EY CITY DAKOTA STATE KEARNEY MICHIGAN TECH KENTUCK SI SAN FRANCISCO ST MORRIS-MINN Sr CLOUD WEST VA STATE NOR THR I DG BRITISH COLUMBIA FROSTBURG WEST VA TECH SPRINGFIELD 5 0 TENNESSEE TECH A MINNESOTA CHAORON MID TENNESSEE WAYNE-HER UPON 1101nBil0er 90 SIZE: 670-15 700-15 750-16 800-165 950-165 1000-165 H78-15 178-16 SHOCK A Shock for Every Need! 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