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PAGE 20-pacific DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY MARCH 22 1972 Munoz Outlines Little League Plans Plans are being finalized for the 1972 Far East Little League Elimination Tournament which will be held on Guam this year probably beginning towards the end of July Captain Ben Munoz of the Dept Of Public Safety and also the District Administrator for the Guam Little League says a bid has been released for the construction of a baseball stadium at the Paseo De Susana which will seat approximately 10000 The contract has not been awarded as yet but Munoz anticipates completion of the work in time for the senes of games In other recent Little League developments South Korea and Hong Kong have been accepted as entrants in this Far East Little League Eliminations and will Compete here on1 Guam Also slated to compete here are Taiwan Japan The Philippines and a team representing host Guam An inquiry has been received from Australia regarding the possibility of entering an Australian team but no final commitment has been made as yet Munoz said the playoffs to determine the Far entrant to the Little League World Series are slated to begin on Saturday July 29th It is not known yet whether the playoffs will be a double elimination series or a round robin series A round robin series would see each team playing all the others and might take excessive time and money to be held 'Munoz also outlined the procedure for the selection of representative to the tournament Each of five Leagues will select an All-Star squad of fourteen boys who are eleven or twelve years old The five All-Star teams will then engage in a double elimination series beginning July 16th and concluding July 22nd The winner of this series will become the Guam bid for the Far East Championship This is the first year that military Little League teams have been allowed to participate and all military boys are now eligible to enter the international competition Plans Finalized SPORTS Dan Gibson Sports Editor Spassky Fischer To Meet In June Supreme Court Hears Testimony On Baseball WASHINGTON Baseballs reserve clause extends to the minor leagues the Mexican League and even to Japan the Supreme Court was told Monday the most obvious restraint known to said Guam Soccer League Begins Competition AMSTERDAM (AP)-The world chess title match between reigning champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and his US challenger Robert Fischer starts in Belgrade Yugoslavia June 22 it was decided here Monday Also at stake besides the title is 138500-dollars in prize PGA Top 10 NEW YORK Tony Jackiin of England jumped from 1 6th to eighth on the Professional Golfers Association money-winning list with his victory in the Greater Jacksonville Open th PGA Tournament Players Division announced Monday The 25000 dollar prize Jackiin earned by beating John Jacobs in a sudden-death playoff last Sunday for his first victory of the year boosted his earnings to 48720 dollars Jack Nicklaus who did not play at Jacksonville continued to lead the money race with 97720 dollars Tom Weiskopf was the runner-up with 64504 dollars and was followed by Bob Murphy 57420 Bob Rosburg 57187 Grier Jones 57178 George Archer 56425 Jerry Heard 49041 Jackiin Lanny Wadkins 4277 and Lee Trevino 42912 mohey 725 per cent going to the winner and the remainder to the loser a spokesman for the International Chess Federation (FIDE) said After 12 games the site switches to Reykjavik Iceland where the title contest will be continued Aug 6 The details were worked out at a meeting of representatives of the Yugoslav Icelandic Russian and American Chess Federations chaired by Rabell Mendes the Puerto-Rican Vice-President of FIDEJ Baseball Scores NEW YORK (UPI)-In exhibition baseball Monday Bob three-run homer led Houston over Atlanta 10-5 Rick Wise worked six innings and collected a key hit as Hie St Louis Cardinals edged Cincinnati 3-1 Don Sutton outdueled Tom Seaver as the Los Angeles Dodgers trimmed the New York Mets 4-3 Joe Coleman and Mickey Stanley led Detroit over the New York Yankees 3-1 Billy Champion pitched Philadelphia over Kansas City 1-0 Ron Fairly drilled a three-run homer as Montreal downed Texas 6-2 advisement former outfielder Curt Floods suit against organized baseball A decision which could cause reverberations in all professional sports is expected by the end of June Goldberg urged the court to reverse a 1922 decision that exempted baseball from antitrust laws regulating interstate commerce court has passed on the reserve clause 1 think wrongly in two Goldberg said Violates the US Antitrust Laws It violates antitrust and common law of the states It violates the 1 3th Amendment In a breif Goldberg referred to pitcher Vida contract problems with the Oakland Athletics he tried this year to raise his salary from 14750 dollars to the salary level of comparable players the man who reserved him refused to offer more than 50000 Goldberg said Indeed his owner coupled the refusal with a threat only a baseball club owner could make trade him and I sell him Either he accepts what we have offered or through in By Ed Trailing throughout most of the time the Andersen Bombers exploded in the final 35 minutes with six goals to beat the Southern Pacific Tigers 6-5 and capture the opener of the first Guam Varsity Soccer League Sunday afternoon at Andersen The surprisingly strong Tigers led by Tino Thong scored in the first five minutes of the contest PREMIUM SCHUTZ DRAUGHT BEER former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg But lawyers -for professional baseball' contended the game operate successfully without reserve clause The court after hearing an hour-long argument took under Tolosa to take a 1-0 lead Then the Tigers paced by Thong Russell Mills and Kim Ung Mo tallied three successive goals as the visitors padded their margin for a 4-0 lead at halftime Coming back in the second half the Southern Pacific squad renewed their scoring attack and threatened to blow the game wide open as Johnny powerful boot gave the Tigers a 5-0 advantage 2 The Bombers regrouping their strength finally hit the target in the 59th minute when Cid Armstrong took a short pass from Don Niven and drilled the ball through the goal for first scoring opportunity Armstrong using the same pattern of assault again followed with another vicious kick for a 5-2 count Another scoring effort by Robert Gonzales and an Armstrong left wing boot trimmed the Tiger lead to one goal 5-3 before Howard Estill tied the count with a 20-yarder kick at 5-5 Gonzales sewed up the game for Andersen with less than 10 minutes when he outflanked his pursuers rammed the ball past the goalkeeper to give the Bombers a 6-5 advantage which they held until gun time A CAR Low Rates and Quick Service Ask at Hotel or Call Us 8:00 PM Tamuning 746-5034 In take home quarts the Mind students (AP Wirephoto) Mx SJ.