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Gail Appell Triumphs In State Amateur Golf GLASTONBURY, Conn. (AP) Gail Appell, who led all three a four-over- par 76 Thursday and scored a six-stroke victory in the Con. nccticut State Women's Amateur Golf Championship. Mrs. Appell had birdies at the fifth and 15th holes and double bogeys at the 10th and over the par.

72, Glastonbury Hills Country Club 'course. Mrs: Appeil of Avon Country Club shot a 76 and 78 in the first two rounds. champion Barbara Young of Aspetuck Valley shot a 78 Thursday, to 'go with two earlier rounds of 79 to finish in place at 230. Three-time state amateur champ Marcia Pplan of Ridge. wood in Danbui-yV had a 73 Thursday and came'in third at .241.

Ohio state champion L'ida Kinnicutt completed the tournament with an 81 and took fourth place at 242. Nancy Ruszyk of Pautipaug in Baltic finished fifth with 81 Thursday and 247. Nancy Narkon of Manchester was low junior with a three-day score of 251. Low senior was Helen Reynolds of Manchester at 248. PRO TENNIS By The Associated Press All Times EOT WORLD TEAM TENNIS Playoffs Finals Best-of-Three Thursday's Match Golden Gote Pltlsburgh Gate leads series 1-0 Friday's Match No match scheduled Saturday's Match No match scheduled Sunday's Match Golden Gate at Pittsburgh, 2 p.m., NBC-TV Monday's Match Gale nt Pittsburgh, 8 p.m., II necessary WEISS EXHIBIT DRAWS COOPERSTOWN, N.Y.

(AP) --The George Weiss exhibit at baseball's Hall of Fame is one of the largest displays of mementos ever put together by an executive. When he ran the New York Yankees and later the New York Mets, Weiss had a hobby of collecting souvenirs from pennant-winning years. The dazzling display has been moved by Mrs. Hazel Weiss from her home in Greenwich, Conn. It includes plaques, medals, cartoons, silver clocks, pictures and jewelry.

The display has been drawing many admirers. PATRIOTS GET M'QUAY IN.DEAL WITH AMHERST, Mass. (AP) -The New England Patriots have acquired running back Leon McQuay from the New York Giants for a future National Football League draft choice. McQuay, also a return.iickoff specialist, played two years the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League before joining the Giants last season. The Patriots also.traded wide receiver Lawrence Williams to the New Orleans Saints for a future draft pick and waived veteran linebacker Gail Clark.

Bob Cousy Encouraged Over ASL Expansion PROVIDENCE, R.I. Bob Cousy, commissioner the American Soccer a returned to his office here recently encouraged over the possibility for expansion nine-team league next season after completing a trip to the West Coast. Cousy would make no specific comment on what cities the league.was considering, hut said he felt his recent "discussions with potential West Coast Franchise holders indicated strong in operation of teams there next season. Ex-Sopner Charged With' Rape AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) Oklahoma fullback, Waymon Clark has been charged with and police said they are looking at his possible involvement in 150 to 200 other rapes and burglaries.

Police identified Clark, 22, and said he had been charged with rape in a July 24 incident and also aggravated rape and, attempted rape. Clark was a schoolboy star at Austin Reagan High and started for OU as a junior in 1973, but was dismissed from the team for disciplinary reasons after the season. He had transferred to Oklahoma from Tyler Junior College. Clark is in jail under $75,000 bond. HOT WATER HEATERS HI-SPEED 30 GAL.

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League 'Everett went three-for-three at the plate and struck out 14 batters Thursday as 'Tampa held off a Jate rally and beat Davenport, Iowa, 8-5. It was the concluding first- rotlnd game in the four-day sudden-death. tournament. In girls' Softball Thursday, Dix Hills, N.Y., defeated Sturgeon Bay, 3-1 and will meet Medford, in Saturday's final. Today's schedule was set aside for consolation games between losers.

Foreign teams were excluded from this year's series. Everett, a S-foot-9, 145-pound 12-year-old, dominated the lo- wans. until the final inning when Davenport scored five runs on five hits. "In the last inning, I just got tired," he said. Everett was replaced by Greg Davis, who got the final batter to ground out.

"That's the first time this year he was put out of a ball game," manager Monte Edmonds said of Everett. In the Softball competition, Dix Hills, came from behind with a sixth inning rally-that began with a single by Janine Buckley. After Buckley loaded the bases, Sturgeon Bay pitcher Jody Zahn walked home a run. Two more runs scored when a pop fly was dropped and a subsequent, throw to home was wild. Sturgeon Bay got its only in the third inning on another wild throw, with the bases loaded.

Marie Rogers went the distance on the mound for Lux Hills. Two Berths Remaining For ASL Playoffs Cleveland and New York have already clinched playoff spots in the American Soccer League with two berths still to be filled. The Cobras defeated tire New Jersey Brewers, 2-1, to wrap up the' Midwestern Division title, while the Apollos captured the Eastern Division crown when New Jersey lost. Rhode 'island, the defending ASL champions, has a four-point lead over Boston and a five-point spread over Bob third-place Connecticut Yankees in the race for the Northern Division crown. Giants-Jets Tickets Available at Gate Tickets for Sunday's New York Giants-New York football' game in Yale Bowl at 2 p.m.

will be available at the gate. Fred Loeser, general chairman of the Yale-United Way game committee, 'said the contest has had a substantial advance sale, but Yale Bowl is capable of seating anyone who decides to attend at-the last minute. Chargers Defeat 49ers As Fouts, Jeffrey Star SAN DIEGO (AP) Quarterbacks Dan Fouts and Neal Jeffrey combined for 253 passing yards and two. touchdowns as the San Diego Chargers won their, first National Football League.preseason game Thursday night, beating the San Francisco 49ers 20-7. Fouts threw his first scoring pass, to tight end Pat a rookie from Baylor, threw a 23-yard scoring toss to.

wide receiver Gary Garrison. 'Also, Ray Wersching kicked field goals of. 21 and 37 yards, and rookie wide receiver Dwight McDonald caught three passes for 113 yards for the Chargers. It was the, second straight loss for San Francisco, which dropped a 10-6 contest to the Los Angeles Rams last in Los Angeles Coliseum. A crowd of 18,764 watched the game, which was played for charity.

San Diego scored first in the opening quarter after rookie defensive back Mike Fuller returned a 49er punt.28 yards to the 49ers.19-yard.line. Fullback Bo Matthews fumbled a Fouts pass on the San Francisco five, but a personal foul against Tommy Hart placed the ball on the 49eri nine- yard line. Four plays later, Wersching booted his 21-yarder. The Chargers their second three points as the second quarter opened, with directing a 12-play drive to the 49er 20-yard He started the drive with a 37-yard pass to McDonald, agent from San Diego State. The 'key play in the drive came when Fouls threw a swing pass to running back Don Woods on.fourth down at the San Francisco 34.

Woods made five yards on the play, enabling to keep, possession of, the ball. Games tonight Rookie Coach. Forrest Gregg takes his Cleveland Browns to school tonight against the Washington Redskins, hoping one of his new faces on offense might be able to leach a lesson or two to the Over the Hill Gang. "It will be a real education for us to play against the Red- GRID TRANSACTIONS By The Associated Press NFL HEW ORLEANS SAINTS Veleran! fight end Curfls Martin, cut. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS Veterans: running back Leon McQuay, obtain ed from Htnv -Vork Giants (or a fulurc draft choice; receiver Lawrence Williams, traded to itw Now Orleans Saints for a fu'ure draft choice; 'acker Gall Clark, waived.

MINNESOTA VIKiNGS Rookies: 'Idc receiver Mike Hurd, Michigan State, Injured reserve; running back Alan Dixon, Harding; wide receiver John Jordono, Concordla (Moorhead, Minn.) College; nlaceklckcr Tim Black. Buena Vista owa) College; all cut." GREEN BAY PACKERS Rookies: nebacker VanEss DeCree, Ohio State, relcaMd. NEW YORK Vetera dicker Bobby Howfleld, placed on walv- Cr CLEVELAND BROWNS Veterans: defensive tackle Mark llgenfrllz; center Bob McClowry; both cut DETROIT LIONS Veterans: tight 2nd Jolin McMakln, acquired from Plus- burgh far a future draft choice. BALTIMORE COLTS Veterans: fertsivc tackle Dennis Nelson, traded to Washington for draft choices. BUY-RITE TIRE LOW, LOW PRICE! CUSTOM RECAPS DELUXE CHAMPION 4-ply polyester cord i Everyday dfseunt pri 5 V5 45 IESS Ptr tin thin ret).

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New England at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Cleveland at Washlnalon, 8 p.m. Saturday's comas Kansas Clly at Detroit, 1 p.m. Chicago vs. St.

Louis at Champaign, p.m. OaKland at Atlanta; 8 p.m. Green Day at Cincinnati, 8 p.m. Los Angelei at Buffalo, 9 p.m. Minnesota ot Dallas, 9 p.m.

Miami at New Orleans, 9 p.m. Houston'at Denver, 10 p.m. Sunday's Gomes 'New Vork Jets vs. New York Glontl ot New Mown, 2 p-m. WORLD FOOTSALt- LEAGUE Saturday's Games San Antonio at Jacksonville, 7:30 p.m.

Memphis ot Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Southern California at Birmingham 'Shre'veport at Portland, p.m.: Chicago at Hawaii, CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Thursday's Game Cdlgary 23, Ottawa 6 Sunday's Game Ottawa at Saskatchewan, 3:30 p.m. skins''defense," Gregg'said. "I know what they are--these kids (the Browns) don't." One thing the Redskins aren't, according to Gregg, is too old--their 1-2 preseason record notwithstanding. "Their average age is older than most," he conceded, "but they're just a solid, experienced football team.

That age thing is a misconception." Gregg, who will likely divide the quarterbacking time between Mike Phipps and Brian Sipe, wants to get a long look at a 28-year-old rookie wide receiver named Willie Miller. The 5-foot-9 speedster has caught a pair of touchdown passes as the Browns split their first two exhibitions, and.Gregg would like to see'if "he's "for'real. Redskins Coach George Alien Is expected to start his regular quarterback, 'Billy Kilmer, then go to journeyman Randy Johnson, who Is battling Joe Theismann for the No. 2 job. Theismnann has been a disappointment thus far in preseason play.

He'll also give added playing time to recently acquired defensive end Dave Butz, a 6-foot- 7, 300-pounder who may ease aging Ron McDole out of the starling front four. In other games tonight, Pittsburgh is at Baltimore and New England at Philadelphia. Saturday's schedule lists Kansas City at Detroit, Chicago a a i St. Louis at Champaign, Green Bay at Cincinnati, Minnesota at Dallas, Miami at New Orleans, Oakland at Atlanta, Houston at Denver and, in a nationally televised game, Los Angeles at Buffalo. Sunday's weekend windup pits the New York Jets against the New York Giants at New Haven, Conn.

NEW YORK (AP) Bobby Howfield apparently has kicked lis last National Football League field goal. Howfield, who will be 39 in December, was placed on unre- callable waivers by the New York Jets Thursday. It was the second trip to the waiver list 'or the veteran who went unclaimed last weekend. When the Jets waived him gain Thursday, they lost the right to recall him off the waiver list. Howfield played seven years but missed the last half of the 1374 season because of a trou- lesome knee and lost his job to Pat a former All- American soccer player from the University of St.

Louis. Leahy is 24. A native of England, Howfield led the American Football Conference in scoring with 121 points in 1372. He scored 18 of in a single game when he kicked six field goals to account for all the Jets' points in an 18-17 victory over New Orleans. Howfield played professional soccer for 12 years in England before being discovered by Hank Stram, then coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.

He was cut by the Chiefs in 1908 but was signed by the Denver Brpcos. After three seasons with the Broncos, he was traded to the Jets in 1971 in exchange for place kicker Jim Turner. In his seasons with New York, he connected on 67 per cent of his field goal tries including six of seven before being injured last year. For his career, he hit on 98 of 166 field goals and missed only ieven of 200 extra points. "Bobby has been one of the best pressure kickers in football," said Jets' Coach Charley Winner.

"I thanked him for his great contributions to the Jets and wished him the best of luck." Howfield said he was not surprised at the Jets' move. "I knew it coming," the vet- kicker said. "I thought I wouldn't make the club this year. A all, Pat's 15 years younger and he's a good kicker." Jet Missing NEW YORK (AP) James Scott, a rookie wide receiver with the National Football League's New York Jets, is on a paid vacation. And he's Ihc lone who's paying.

i Lnst Saturday night, after the I Jets' game in St. Louis, Scott requested permission to leave the team and return to his home In Dallas. Coach Charley Winner granted the leave, reminding Scott that the next team meeting was Monday night and he would be expected to be on hand. Scott said he'd be there. Ho was not.

On Wednesday, Scott called Winner to tell the coach he was catching the next plane north. Asked why he was late, Scott told Winner, "I'll talk to you when I get in." That night, Scott's mother called Winner to say the wide receiver had been unable to get a plane. The Jets assume that Scott Is now on his way. But it's costing him S250 per day in fines until he gets back. Steelers Trade McMakln PITTSBURGH (AP) --The Pittsburgh Steelers Thursday traded tight end John McMakin to the Detroit Lions for a future, undisclosed draft choice.

McMakin was named to the National Football League's rookie team in 1972, his first year. He started all but one game in the 1972 and 1973. He saw little action last year because of injuries and lost his job to Larry Brown and Randy Grossman. Browns Make Cuts KENT, Ohio (AP) Cleveland Browns of the National Football League said Thursday two second-year players, defensive tackle Mark II- genfrltz and center Bob McClowry, have been cut. reducing the squad to 57, Including two college all-stars.

Bills Claim Safety BUFFALO (AP) The Buffalo Bills on Thursday claimed Steve Freeman, a safety back and punt return specialist, from the New England Patriots. The Pat'riots, who had put him on waivers, selected Freeman, of Mississippi State, as their fifth choice in the National-Football League draft. falcons' Gotshalk Shelved GREENVILLE, S. C. -Veteran Steve Smith will start at offensive tackle in place of Len Gotshalk when the Atlanta Falcons meet the Oakland Raiders In a preseason National Football League game in Atlanta Saturday night.

Coach Marion Campbell said Thursday. Campbell said Gotshalk has a sore knee and will be rested. Otherwise, Campbell said, he will stay with the same lineups he started in the Falcons' two exhibition games, which Atlanta won. Kim McQuilken remains the starting quarterback, Campbell said. Vikcs Reduce Roster MANKATO, Minn.

(AP) -The Minnesota Vikings reduced their roster by four players Thursday and Coach Bud Grant announced three lineup changes for Saturday's exhibition game at Dallas. Grant said veteran Dave Osborn would replace Oscar Reed at fullback, John Holland would bo at wide receiver for Sam McCuIIum and linebacker Fred McNeill would start for Wally llilgenberg, who missed two days, of practice this week with a leg injury. Fran Tarkenton and third- year prospect i Wells will a 1 the quarterbacking chores. Backup quarterback ner-i Bob Berry has been put out of action for a couple of months with a broken ankle suffered in last week's game at New England. Veteran defensive back Terry Brown was also held out of Thursday's practice to allow his ailing legto heal.

The Vikings also announced they had placed rookie wide receiver Mike Hurd from Michigan State on their injured list and released outright running back Alan Dixon, wide receiver John Jordano and placekickcr Tim Black, all rookies. Tho Vikings are now down to their allotted number of 55 players, although their three played In the College All Star Game are not counted against that figure. Therefore, the Vikes will have to cut nine players to be down to the National Football League roster limit of 49 by Sept. 2. Grant also said tackle Alan Page, who reported to camp Tuesday after missing three weeks while attending law school at the University of Texas, would probably play against the Cowboys.

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