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Thursday Evening, July II, 1974 A Notes) Arkansas EP Split Games By AiMdalid Frees Arkansas and El Paso split a owl Wednesday in a Texas League doubleheader that featured the hitting of Arkansas' Rich Leon. El Paso win the opener 8-3 and Arkansas rebounded to win the second contest 16-3 as Leon had four hits and six runs batted in, including a grand slam homer. The Travelers collected 19 hits in the second game, which ended after 1:30 a.m. CDT. In the opener, Sid Monge scattered 10 Arkansas hits to post his ninth straight victory after starting the season with two defeats.

El Paso now has a lead over second- place San Antonio in the TL West. In other games, East leader Victoria edged Amarillo 4-3, San Antonio nipped Alexandria 3-2 in 10 innings and Midland stomped Shreveport 91. Carlos Sagredo, a .197 hitter for Victoria at game time, hit a tie-breaking solo homer in the ninth inning as the beat Amarillo. The homer by Sagredo followed one by Mike Minster in the eighth Inning to tie the game 3-3. Rick Baldwin, in his 25th appearance of the season, picked up his fourth victory aginst four losses in relief.

Dennis Eckersley won his 10th game in 11 decisions as San Antonio beat Alexandria in the 10th inning cm Rex RBI single. Eckersley allowed only five Alexandria hits, and he struck out 11 Aces. Bill Huisman had four RBIs on three hits and Jerry Tabb hit a solo homer for Midland against Shreveport. However, the Bill Droege w-ent 0- for-6 to snap a 22 game hitting streak. Dave Geisel got the victory for Midland by scattering 11 Shreveport hits, including four by Tom Stedman.

Six Cowboy Veterans Report THOUSAND OAKS. Cal. (AP) -Six veteran players had reported to the Dallas Cowboys training carr.p here by Wednesday as linebacker Mike Keller and running back Les Strayhorn joined the squad. Kellery sat out all of 1973 with a shoulder injury suffered in training camp here a year ago. He had been the Cowboys third round draft choice in 1972 and played in five games his rookie season.

Strayhorn is the second year back from Eait Carolina who made the club his rookie season last year. Earlier in the day the boys had their first 30 yard line scrimmage. The offense scoreJ twice, once on a Dan Weme rconduct- ed drive featuring passes to Paul Gibson, the former UTEP track star. The touchdown was scored by Doug Dennison, a free agent from Kutztown State. The other drive for a touchdown featured Marty Ginestra to Bill Houston passes and the running of Clarence Alberts, the quick Texas find out of the tryout camp in Dallas.

Houston is the 6-3, 208 pound receiver from Jackson State while Ginestra is a free agent from Temple. Denis Menke Quits Baseball HOUSTON (API Houston with Houston and then was Astros veteran utility infielder traded to Cincinnati after the Denis Menke says he feels he is 1971 season. He was acquired not helping the team so he is from Cincinnati last February, calling it quits. hit .304 for Houston in 1970 Menke announced has a .250 career average. Menke said there had been night during the Louis Cardinal game in the Astrodome that he was retiring.

he said. I felt like I was helping the club, I might have stayed on. TENNIS TOURNEY WINNERS Patrick Adams, 15, Kim Clark. 12, Pam Roberson, 16, Timmy Scoggins, 11, and Gary Harris, 15, left to right. took championships Tuesday at the Estacado High School tennis tournament at EHS.

Clark and Scoggins won the elementary division, and Anderson. Harris and Roberson took wins in the senior high grouping. The tourney climaxed a long instructional program under the direction of EHS tennis coach Ralph Cox. Not pictured are the junior high winners, Stewart Redman, 13. and Carrol Hooks, 14.

(Staff Photo by Gary Davis) some talk about his reirement the past two years. "This past month 1 really got serious about he said. cited my reasons and they Jtros management) respected He asked that he be placed oni the voluntary retirement list Menke is a partner in a fr' exc.e*f torcycle agency and is associ- of $60 OCX) and the season just aled a reaj estate firm, over the halfway point. could end up into Menke. 34, a veteran of 13 real estate full he said, Trevino Claims He'd Like wo ear Golf Sabbatical LYTHAM ST.

Lee Trevino, land (API Golf is no longeri tired of says a laugh and a lark for happy- the season in the major leagues, was batting .103 with one run batted in in 33 plate apjiear- ances this year for the Astors. maybe staying on in base ball in some The Astros announced they were bringing up infielder Ray Player He came to the Astros in a Busse from Denver to fill the trade with Atlanta after the vacancy created by re- 1967 season, siient five yearsltircment. Licata Decisions Broughton NEW ORLEANS left eye. In the sixth round, U. S.

middleweight champion went down, but the Tony Licata of New Orleans referee ruled it a slip. Licata won a 10-round unanimous deci- had walked off. but Broughton sion over Gary Broughton, for- jumped right up after he went mer Canadian middleweight down. champ, here Wednesday night. Licata used a left jab repeatedly to keep Broughton off bal- in at 158.

Lioata weighed Broughton The referee scored it 10-0 for ance, and frequently had him 1 rlca moved into second place, shaken, opening up a cut under 0 and one even under 31 and two shots back of mjnute to play in the Open and (Continued From Page One) marked by brilliant play around the green. Playing in the same group with Player was current U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin, who shot a 73 for a 149. Meanwhile, defending champion Tom Weiskopf moved into contention by canning three straight birdies, starting at the fifth. He turned in trwo-under 33 and was one under for 27 holes.

He shot a 72 Wednesday. Little Bobby Cole of South Af- Phillies Recall Bannister PHILADELPHIA (AP) Philadelphia University Wednesday night announced the1 recall of Alan Bannister from their Toledo farm club in the International league. Bannister. 22. was the No.

1 choice in the regular phase of the January, 1973, draft after a brilliant career at Arizona At Eugene of the Pacific Coast League. Bannister hit only .228 last year but has been hitting at a .301 dip and leads the International League with 28 stolen bases this season. First-Round British Scorecard 34-36-70 35-35-70 33-38-71 32-38-71 33-37-72 35-37-72 36-37-73 3 37-37 -74 Morcan (Jury Plavur Danny Bobby Ooie Hubert Green John Peter Johnny Miller David Vani Luan Lu Tom Feit Coles Alan Tapie DeWItt Weaver Hunt Jimmy Martin Derek Small Jarle Nicklaus Ben Crenshaw Andre, Sato Split Battle Royal Cash 1 Andre the Giant and Akio Sato combined talents to capture the $5,000 purse in Fair Park Battle Royal night, i Andre and Sato joined forces to whip the rest of the 14- man field and claim the cash. In other action, Andre beat Don Leo Johanthan, Lord Hayes defeated Sato, Ben Justice triumphed over Stan Hansen and the Patriot 1 fought Nick Kozak to a lO-minuto, time-limit draw. In the only tag- feam bout, Ricky Romero-Dor- iey Funk, Jr.

whipped Sigred Stankey-Karl Steiger. Tony Ron Cerrudo Brian Barnes Bernard Hunt Angel Gallardo Peter Dawson Norman Wood WUllam Milne Doug McClelland Peter Butler Alex Ly le Philippe Toussaint Jerry Heard John Gamer David Graham Al Gelberger Phi! Rodgers Manuel Ballesteros Clive Clark Hale irwln A. Blckerdike Bernard Gtllagher David Webster Peter Reames Dale Hayes Ian Stanley Fiorentino Milma Gene LltUer Bob Shearer Robert Jamieson M. Slater Martin Foster Jimmy Murray John Fowler Donald Swaelens John Hewitt L. Holland sam Torrance John Panton Gay Brewer 36-38 -74 38-36-74 36-36-74 36-38-74 37-37-74 37-37-74 35-39-74 39-36-73 39-36 -75 38-37-75 36-39-75 34-41-75 35-40-75 36-39-73 38-38-76 37-39-76 36-40-76 37-39-76 34-42-76 37-39-76 38-38-76 39-37-76 38-39-77 37-40-77 38-39-77 37-40-77 38-39-77 3.8-39—77 38-39-77 37-40-77 39-39-78 gey eight on sixth Oosterhuis came in with a second straight 71 after bogeying the 15th and final holes.

Hubert Green, another U.S. pro, was one under after 29. Green had a 71 Wednesday. Weiskopf ran into trouble on the back nine. He took a double bogey six on the 14th hole and went one over par for the tournament.

Cole also had problems coming in, taking a double bogey six at No. 17 for a 72 and 142. Neil Coles of Britain added a 74 to an opening 72 for 146 while U.S. pro Lanny Wadkins shot a 71, seven shots under his opening round score, for 149. Forrest Fezler, 24-year-old golfer from San Jose, pulled out of the British Open Cliampionships today after learning that his baby daughter was PWGO here! BRILLIANT PATENT Block Camel Green Blue Brown Wine Block Brown Brown Combinations LICHENSTEIN 6 to 15 AAA EEE Now on SAVE UP TO 1110 BROADWAY hole Player.

Briton Peter Oosterhus, through 32 holes, and Morgan, through 11. were two under. Danny Edw'ards, a 23-year- old rookie pro from Edmond, who shot an opening- round 70, started with a pair of garrulous golfer from El Paso, who brought entertainment to millions vdth his light approach to a game he played so brilliantly. would please me more than to take two years he said Trevino made his remarks after shooting a 79 in the first round of the British score that left him 10 strokes off the pace and virtually eliminated him as a title factor. "I missed putt after putt cl around three he said.

"I three-putted from 15 feet. I just like to play-any Trevino said he used to hit 1,000 balls a day in praotive. hit any hs said. stand Trevino came here at the last told everybody it was his a he always played better without advance preparation. What he meant to say was he go through the torture of preliminary practice rounds.

Trevino is the happy hustler birdies today but then bogeyed He used his friends the fourth and took a triple bo League Owners Turn Down Deal ATLANTA (AP) The Atlanta Journal reported Wednesday that National Football League owners had rejected compromise proposal by the NFL Association to pay half of Commissioner Pete salary. The newspaper quoted an unnamed member of the Association in a storv from Jacksonville. by Journal sports writer Darrell Simmons. felt the proposal to split the salary was a fair the player said. obviously the owners did not consider it that salary, reported to be $200,000 is paid by.

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He became less accessible. Some times he would drive a trailer up beside the golf course and never go in a locker room. He fled the course in his spiked shoes. He want to see anybody. What Trevino craves is privacy.

take my wife to a pub for a drink or to a restaurant without being he said. "I am just sticking my knife and fork into a steak when somebody comes up and asks me if Lee Trevino. "They ask me how Jack game is. They want to know wrong with Arnold Palmer and what I think of young Everybody thought Trevino was having a ball when they surrounded him, patted him on his back, bought him a beer and laughed at his jokes. They know he was dying inside.

He once threw a false snake at Nicklaus before their playoff for the Open crown at Merion in 1971. It was a riot. the way he for a joke. But he played in the Masters at Augusta. He like the course and said so.

said never play there again. He changed his mind and tried one more time. But then he said, more That stuck. Trevino seems to know what he wants, and now he wants a long rest. probably take it, but he leave golf.

golf, be a truck driver or a brick says Trevino. "I just need to refresh my Sappington Shoots 68, Tops Am Field PASADENA, Calif. (AP)Spencer Sappington, a former college All-American from S. Louis, shot a four-under-par 68 Spencer Sappington St Louis Gregg CtatworUiy Jamervllle, Wis. Charles Baronaba Jr.

Honolulu Stan 8ouza Honolulu W. Keith Mohan 35-36-71 Flint. Mich. Vaughan Jones Louisville. Ky.

Ron Ski les 35-36-71 Monesson. Pa. Ralph Torres Irving, Tex. Eddie Mudd 33-36-72 Louisville, Ky. Bruce Wallace Jacksonville.

Fla. Mike Stoll Portland. Frank Maxlon San Francisco Jack Kcaki 37-35-72 Modesto. Calif. Allan Yamamoto Honolulu Gene Parr Richfield.

Minn. Hung Soo Aka Honolulu Thomas Smith San Francisco Randy Barenaba Laio. Hawaii Thomas Probem Detroit Ken Hyland Jr. 37-37-74 Hartvllle, Ohio Mack Christensen Salt Lake City William Parr 39-35-74 Fern Creek, Ky. Keith Larsen Pisoataway.

N.J. Cliff Frlsby 37-37-74 Memphis. Tenn. Ronald Janicki 35- Washington D.C. Lamar Bass San Francisco Art Diaz Pine nix Robert Lee Seattle Steve Barnett Anderson, Ind.

Mark Nielsen Portland. Ore. John Miranov Warren. Mich. Richard Larsen Bellevue, Wash.

Gary Teel Nebraska City, Neb. Gary Navarro Wichita, Kan. Glen Babula Oxnard. Calif. Daniel Villarreal Houston Jan Jakovac Napa.

Calif. Peter Owens Livonia. Mich. Allan Thompson Pleasant Ridge, Mich. Jim Everham Seattle Fred Lufkin Spokane.

Wash. Masm West 36-39 75 Memphis John Zebroski Brookfield, Ohio James Covelli Racine. WIs. Bill Von Wald 3640-76 Maplewood, Minn. Rodney Sumpter Grand Blanc.

Mich. AI AJubita New Orleans Warren Moliter Peoria. III. Lloyd McWilliams 41-35-76 Chf-rry Valley, 111. Scott Brodges Irving.

Tex. Harley Hcoper Sacramento, Calif. Brian Linn Wichita. Kan. Archie Dadian South Milwaukee, Wis.

James Kieski Belleville, III. Tom Huber Minneapolis Gary Hitch 30-37 76 Ventura. Calif. Jerry Vidovic Blue Island, III. Curtis Kono Wahlawa, Hawaii Martin Herback Miami Leif Carlson Bloomington.

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Keith Mohan, Flint, Vaughn Jones, Louisville, and Ron Skiles, Monessen, Pa. The 5-foot-9, 175-pound Sappington had six birdies, including one on a 35-foot putt on No. 9. Sappington. a scratch player, finished fifth in last Public Links Championship, but he barely qualified for the trip west this time.

a funny said the former player for Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Mo. were allocated four spots in St. Louis and I only shot a 512 qualifying on a not- too-hard course. I was really sweating Sappington broke a tie for the fourth spot with two others with a birdie on the first playoff hole at Tamarack Golf Course. probably hit more greens than Sappington said.

He caught a trap on the only green he missed but on and in with two shots. The 68 was his finest score in three national 'Public Links tournaments. He led the first two rounds last year before fin- jishing three shots off the pace of winner Stan Stopa, who later turned professional. In team scores, Honolulu's team of Charles and Randy Baranaba and Stan Souza led with a total of 214, three shots better than the Lousiville team of Eddie Mudd, Vaughan Jones and William Parr. The St.

Louis team, composed of top three qualifiers William Mathews, William Moretti and James Kioski, had 237. Team play winds up today and the low 60 scores, including ties, advance to third round in individual play. Assistant Coach Needed At School HALE CENTER (Special) Hale Center football coach and athletic director Darrel Phillips is searching for a first assistant coach who can teach science. The vacancy was created when Phillips was elevated to the head coaching position this week. He replaces Tommy Lacewell, who resigned.

Lacewell coached the Owls to the District 4-A football championship a year ago. He submitted his resignation earlier this week. Applications for the position should be sent to Phillips. He can be reached by phone at 839-2451 or 839-2885. CARNER MOVES UP ATLANTA (AP) Joanne Camer, who won less than $20,000 last year, has vaulted into the No.

1 spot on the 1974 Ladies PGA money winning list with three victories and three seconds in the last two months. Mrs. secondplace finish in the Niagara Frontier Classic last weekend gave her $3,750 and $58.207 for the year, just $160 more than JoArni Prentice, who had led the pro golf money standings. The Texas Instruments TI-500 Puts your results in print. 12 digits with punctuation and underflow.

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