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ki Page B4 THE SACRAMENTO BEE 1 Saturday December 17 1966 Bay Meadows Records Two Dead Heats Reno Hunters Fear Effects Of Water Rules Racing Roundup Cardone Rides Winners Twice At Tropical Parle By Associated Press Ernest Cardone the with Mr Hatfield in the fifth leading apprentice rider won race and then won with his next Board Okays mount Measure in the seventh Measure also the favorite with the crowd of 6675 outfin ished Hill Turn by a head after two races at Tropical Park Friday his first victories at the meeting Cardone arrived at Tropical from Aqueduct last SPORTSMANS PIGEST FOOTWORK FOR W1N6SHOOTERS When getting SET FOR A SHOT THE feet are SPREAD SLIGHTLY APART AND THE KNEES ARE SUGHTLy FLEXED SHOULDERS ARE HELD BACK AND AT A angle to -me DIRECTION OF GUN THE HEAD AND BACK ARE HELD ERECT WHILE GUN IS MOUNTED Wth PREPARATIONS COMPLETED BEGIN PIVOTING BODV FROM THE WAIST DOWN TO THE FEET IN FOLLOWING A CR066M6 -UPPER BOD PARTS REMAIN FIXED BUT RELAXED Shift weight on balls of VOUR FEET WHEN TURNING Wednesday and had been the two had alternated on the blanked on his first 11 mounts jlead all the way around Meas-Cardone 22 broke the slump ure on the outside was 3-2 with Hill Turn second choice at 5-2 Special to Tht Bm BAY MEADOWS A racing rarity occurred at Bay Meadows yesterday when there were dead heats for first place in two races including the featured Rancho Anita Chiquita purse In the latter event the photo Tenor was third finish camera failed to seperate The winner a 3-year-old son Appleofhereye and My Thel at the conclusion of the 6-furlong 2 year old filly test special finished third with the favored Finale fourth after setting the pace to the stretch Time for the six furlongs was 114 3-5 over a slow racing strip of Dogoon ran the six furlongs jin 1:10 1-5 and paid $5 $260 and $220 Hill Turn paid $3 and $240 Tenor paid $240 to show Francis Son led from start to finish in winning the featured eighth race at Laurel under (AP)jQiuck Baltazar the 45th of Aussie Net Duo Loses In Adelaide ADELAIDE Australia John Newcombe and Tonyj jhe victory was Roche were beaten in the men j-neeting for Baltazar doubles finals of the South Aus tralian State Tennis Championships Friday shortly after being and Appleofhereye and My Thel paid $620 and $1300 respectively to win Apprentice Denis Tierney rode Appleolfher-eye while Mario Valenzuela was aboard My Thel In the third race there was By Wilson Lythgoe The State Wildlife Conserva has approved i program to beef up opportunities for including stream clear-' ance work on north coastal strems In another action yesterday the board elected Thomas Richards Jr of Sacramento to serve as its chairman in 1967 Last week he was elected presi-dent of the State Fish and Game Commission It was the third (1time he was elected to the post He served as chairman of the in 1959 and in 1965 He is 'j vice president and assistant general manager of the Richards Packing Co To Streams The stream clearance project in Mendocino County for which the WCB voted $21000 involves 20 streams from Rockport south to Albion including the Albion River Cottoneva Creek and Pudding Creek drainages Removal of 520 log jams will improve 87 miles of streams and make availale 105 miles of waterway suitable for use by salmon and steelhead job will complete stream clearance in Mendocino County under the 10-year $500-000 program started in 1960 i The hoard also voted $42500 for water development for a salmon-steelhead hatchery proposed for construction on the Mad River in Humboldt County Hatchery Project A $20000 test hatchery is nearing completion on the site and is expected to be in operation within a few months A year ago the board approved expenditure of $138000 from its share vof the 1964 park bond issue for 2 -design of the hatchery The board was told yesterday design of the hatchery cannot completed until the water i supply is determined Then too federal matching money for the hatchery has become available and if the state is to take ad-vantage of this money it will be necessary to develop the water supply and complete design of the hatchery He guided Francis Son to the finish 1 lengths in front of Arabian Legend turning the six named to the team which will furlongs in 1:13 Counsellor fin-represent Australia in the Davis jshed third Cup Challenge Round Francis Son paid $1480 $540 Roy Emerson and Fred Stolleiand $380 Arabian Legend paid! a dead heat for first money be-also were chosen for the squad $3 20 and $280 Counsellor paid Gni which will meet India in the Cup $4 20 competition starting Dec 28 Newcombe and Roche were defeated by Owen Davidson and Bill Bowrey another Australian tandem 3-6 6-3 6-4 9-7 United States players fared poorly in matches Nancy Richey of Dallas and Rosemary Casals of San Fran- Q00dyearS) eight among them 6-cisco lost to the top-seeded Aus- joQt 7 or tajer wjjj jeaVe Mon- tralian pair of Usley Turner or an European T'oTracrTav0 and Judy Tegart 7-5 6-4 in the 1 Daily bourn 9-4 paid $2132 1 li lOUr Six furlongs Mdns 3 and 4vr m- Alhl LhP! This was nced Saturday 52o 420 ftW DaVe basketball coor-j OS'cTb HB of Richmond Va dropped their djnator 0f the Amateur Athletic blfTmir' AusdcrX es semifinal match Unjon The AAU is sponsoring Play ndia" 6-2 6-4 to Claude Gronkel ofthe tri Belgium and Francoise Durr of The Akron France Roche and Miss Tegart also advanced to the mixed doubles finals with a straight set victory team will represent this country in tournaments in Finland and Italy and play exhibitions games in France and Luxembourg Deadliest for first FOURTH Mile and ona sixteenth) 1 veer olds claiming purse $2100: Goli Pants (DHall) $80 340 3 00 Recruit (Jlshihara) $00 3 60 Mack's Bambi (APerez) 720 Time j04i Indian Waters Bernbern de Lovely Dynamite Joe Cute Silver Mine Tracer also ran Mile and one sixteenth 3 veer olds and up claiming purse $2000: Triumphm (AGoldsmlfh) 2000 720 380 Mike McCoy of Miami Fla at 7-foot-l is the tallest player on the squad followed by Mike Babich of New Mexico State at 7-foot and Jan BIG Jack Richardson of 6850 Purslane Way in Citrus Heights caught this sturgeon at the Suisun Cut in the Sacramento River near Pittsburg Grass shrimp was used as bait The fish weighed 59 pounds and was 5 feet 8 inches long over Ray Ruffels of Australia Hockey League VancouverEdges Up Takes Seal Pucksters 2-1 By Associated Press The determined Vancouver Canucks counted out of top contention by the pre-season ex perts moved to within four points of first place Friday night with a 2-1 Western Hockey League win over the California Seals Meanwhile Victoria picked to finish first or second stretched its edge over last-place San Diego to five points with a 4-3 vie tory over the Gulls Second Straight win was its second straight over the Seals who lost not only on the scoreboard but in the matter of penalties The Ron Harris threw a stick at referee Will Papp in the first period and wound up with misconduct and game misconduct penalties A dispute over a California goal in the second period brought Charlie Burns a misconduct penalty and four minutes later Mo Mantha was handed a five-minute major for high sticking Nine-Game Streak San A1 Nicholson extended his scoring streak to nine games with an assist on the first goal of the game But a pair of Victoria goals in the second period put the Leafs in front Warren Hynes tied the count early in the third period but 90 seconds later rookie Mike Laughton collected his second goal of the night to give Victoria the lead for good Aut Erickson blasted home the eventual winner before the midway point was reached The two meet again at San Diego Saturday night while Seattle hosts California and the Canucks tangle with the leagueleading Portland Buckaroos McClatchy Newspaper Service RENO Nev A number of Reno area sportsmen are becoming Increasingly concerned about the future of their favorite waterfowl habitat if rules and regulations governing use of water by Truckee-Carson Irrigation District as proposed by Secretary of Interior Stewart Udall become effective These rules and regulations would establish strict division of Newlands Project lands limiting the amount of return flow water made available to the two major duck nesting areas in the vicinity of Fallon to that which is generated on one side or the other of the dividing line Plan Outlined Interior proposes to give the Stillwater Wildlife Management Area 64 per cent of the return flow water water used for irrigation but not absorbed by the soil while the remaining 36 per cent would go to the community pasture also known as the Car-son or government pasture Interior also proposes to guarantee the wildlife management region 91400 acre-feet of water a year This is enough water to cover 91400 acres to a depth of one foot The implication is during dry years the community pasture would be shorted of its 36 per cent and would get only the amount of water left after the wildlife management guarantee has been fulfilled It is this implication which worries members of the Green-head Club located in the pasture which boasts a nationwide reputation as a prolific producer of ducks and geese Particularly worried is one of Washoe most ardent duck hunters Dr Joe Libke a Reno dentist view of the mounting competition for he said government publicly has been pushing for multiple use But it occurs to me in the case of the community pasture a reversal of the multiple use philosophy Libke explained the community pasture not only produces more ducks than Stillwater but it provides grazing facilities for far more livestock A Comparison On the opening weekend of the current waterfowl season Libke noted the pasture attracted 838 hunters who bagged 2889 ducks 91 white geese and 19 honkers the first day Average number of birds per hutater for the weekend was 344 By way of contrast 800 hunters went to Stillwater where they bagged 1695 birds for an opening weekend average of 212 birds per hunter From a livestock standpoint Libke continued grazing revenue from the pasture in calendar 1965 amounted to $39194 as compared to 10332 from Stillwater Libke said he had learned the proposed 64-36 per cent division of the return flow water generally is how the water is divided when adequate supplies are available But during dry cycles when runoff water Is virtually nonexistent a heavy percentage of the return flow has been diverted into the pasture to prevent it from drying up Should the pasture wither as could happen under the proposed rules and regulations it would take three or more wet years providing adequate water to revive the vegetation This would mean destruction of the natural feed which attracts the birds to the pasture in greater numbers than to Stillwater Libke insisted Criticises Line The Reno dentist also was critical of the proposed dividing line for return flow water in a Newlands Project lands have been told in order to get the He Klngaroy (APIneda) 320 2i Our Alibi (RCaballero) 640 Time 1:514 Boston Fool Archipelago Famous Lady Prince Charles Happy Leisure Ourself Space Agent King ran 2 year olds 400 320 300 1801S cimTr sy 1180 6 20 400 1600 940 EMdina) 580 Jav Miller HoY' He Did ai- jay miner jibhai Cross Arm Miss Defied also ran Rocky Mountain League Expands GOLDEN Colo (AP) The and Mike Patterson Minnesota Mountain Athletic Con- Jim Rayl Indiana Jim King! Rocky Jezro Eiffel Classic also Six furlonges claiming purse $2200: Lonesome Boy (DTTierney) The others are Vem Benson of cts0 Miami Ohio Cal Fowler St 1 erfnMr Francis Pa Roger Hanson srTTixPnin 1 1 li i- i ference has been enlarged to Oklahoma Chargers Will Kiss Old Stadium Goodby Sunday SAN DIEGO Calif (AP) The San Diego Chargers hope to bid winning farewells to the American Football League season and old Balboa Stadium in their finale Sunday against Western Division champion Kansas City be the last game for the Chargers in 34000-seat Balboa Notre Dame Lee DeFore noP05 bum Eddie Bodkin Eastern n6o oo Kentucky and Dan Anderson rfc'foniiTr'4 4:00 ts Time 1:1448 Beau County Califs Augsberg Honevdrlooer Princess Winoo Paoan Queen Abbey Finale also ran Deedheat for first One end one-sixteenth miles 3-veer-olds claiming purse $2100: Raider Radka (A Pineda) 920 440 380 Truction (M Valenzuela) 900 660 Bye Budde (W Freemen) 9 80 Time Better Looking Pretty Big Pel) India Temper Harry Sissy Pride Will Breeze also ran Davis OKs Swimming Advisory Board McClatchy Newspaoer Service DAVIS The Recreation and Park Commission approved creation of a competitive swimming advisory board to advise commission on acquatics The seven-man board will work principally with the swim team The commission discussed Grahn Killy Share Ski Honors two divisions and plans to be functional by 1969 conference official said Friday The two divisions are the Plains Division and the Mountain Division The Plains will bee composed of Colorado School of Mines Colorado State College Ft Hays Kan State Kansas State College of Emporia Kansas State College of Pittsburg Municipal University of Omaha Southern Colorado State College and Washburn University The Mountain includes Adams Colo State College College of Southern Utah Eastern New Mexico University Fort Lewis College New Mexico Highlands University Regis College Western New Mexico University and Western State College Stadium Next games will be played in the new 50000-seat San Diego Stadium want to win this said Charger Coach Sid Gill-man whose team can tie Oakland for second place in the West with a victory and final record of 8-5-1 The Raiders deputy director for the Depart-have completed the season jment of Parks and Recreation The Kansas City Chiefs edged! announced recently the lowly Miami 19-18 last Sunday to boost their record to 10-2-1 completion of a positive report on VAL France (AP) Bengt Erik Grahn of Sweden won the special slalom in use of cemetery district prop- the Championships of the First erty for park purposes A cem-Snow ski tournament Frid etery has vacant land which will not be used for about 25 tlt "ent t0 Jean-Claude Killy of France and the interim the economic feasibility study for a proposed $2 million winter sports facility at Plumas-Eureka State Park It is ready for the legislature Dolder said The proposed project explained to area citizens here in and they may have been thinking ahead to the AFL championship game But Coach Hank athletes never look past the Chargers Was Sluggish Stram said his team was against Miami yearSr during use could be made for parks if it is legal who finished second Killy also won sla- Boxer Carter Pleads Innocent In Slaying Count PATERSON NJ (AP) Rubin (Hurricane) Carter 29 a middleweight boxer and John Artis 21 a truck driver and sparring partner pleaded Inno-r'cent Friday to charges of killing three people in a bar last June They were arraigned before Passaic County Judge Edward Johnson Carter and Artis were charged with the triple murder in the Lafayette Bar and Grill 5:3 June 17 during an apparent holdup Two of the victims George Oliver the 52-year-old bartend--er and George Nauyoks 60 of Cedar Grove NJ were killed outright A third victim Mrs Hazel Tanis 51 died of wounds a month later eir Carter fought a championship Tibid and lost against middle-fcs weight titleholder Joey Giardel-Icyilo in December 1964 No date has been set for the trial Carter spent five years in reformatories and four years in Brennan Gets Nod Over SF Battler Amador Shooting Contest Is Set Steve Walker department tima rector noted a basketball clinic for two trlPs down the sPecal will be offered during the holidays 27-31 for junior high course was 8704 sec- We will have to do a much October by John Hightower a McClatchy Newspaper Service SUNNYBROOK Amador Co public is invited to the school age youngsters rifle shotgun and pistol shooting contests at the True Sportsmans Club of Amador range here at 10 am tomorrow President Louis Saracino says winners will receive turkeys for prizes Dec 22-24 and elementary and Idaho Vandals MOSCOW Idaho University of Idaho their second basketball the season Friday Cal Western Westerners HONOLULU (AP) Gomeo Brennan 1574 of Bimini in the Bahamas won a split decision Friday night over the Hurricane Kid 165 of San Francisco in a 10 round middleweight match in Honolulu's International Center Brennan scored the only knockdown at the bell ending the fourth round of the fight witnessed by 2751 fans who paid a gross gate of $13565 Win (AP) -The Vandals won game of defeating the 80-67 Tahoe Ski Skate Program ts Stated McClatchy Newspaper Service TRUCKEE Superintendent John Corbin of the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District announced that the annual ski or skate program sponsored by the school district will get under way Jan 7 The sessions will be held each Saturday with the school district supplying transportation Skating instruction will be conducted at the Blyth Arena and skiing on the Papoose slope both in Squaw Valley Corbin said planner for the department called for three double chair lifts: No 1 lower lift to run 5-900 feet on a 1015 foot vertical rise to the other side of Eureka Lake No 2 is a 2600 foot lift rising 500 feet to the base of Eureka Peak and No 3 would extend 3100 feet a 700 foot vertical rise to the peak itself The lifts will accommodate 3-000 skiers Additional plans for the area included: lodging restaurant and sport shop facilities along with a pool tennis courts and parking for 800 cars In October Hightower stated a favorable report could mean a bid prospectus would be issued early in 1967 The private concession investment was roughly calculated at $17 million Plans include development and use of the area for summer recreation also Yesterday's Sports In Brief Bv Associated Press The card included a six-round Pnson as a teen-ager and a exhibition between heavyweight ft young man on charges including! Cassius Clay and spar theft robbery and assault ring partner Jimmy Ellis After the bout Clay said he CL Ltr ni no Davis Wrestler Breaks Hold Wins Match Results Oklahoma City 8 Houston 2 Western League Wit Pts GPGA Portland 16 5 6 38 112 69 Vancouver 16 9 2 34 90 75 Los Angeles 12 1 5 2 26 103 117 California 10 11 4 24 64 78 Seattle 10 13 3 23 60 77 Victoria 9 12 4 22 74 75 San Diego I 16 1 17 76 96 Result Victoria 4 San Diego 3 Vancouver 2 California 1 would like to make a title defense in Honolulu next year mentioned Zora Folley as prospective opponent Clay said the possible use of 'amount of water into the pas-satellite-relayed closed circuit ture to provide it with its 36 FOOTBALL COLLEGE PARK Md Lou Saban agreed to a 10-vear contract as coach and general manager of the Denver Broncos after he resigned from the University of Maryland LAWRENCE Kan Franklin (Pepper) Rodgers was named head football coach at the University of Kansas after recently serving as backfleld coach at UCLA MANHATTAN Kan Vinca Gibson assistant football coach at Tennessee was named heed coach at Kansas State University NEW YORK Dick Bass wno for the second time In his career has exceeded yards rushing was named the Comeback Player of the Year In the National Football League In The Associated Press poll HORSE RACING MIAMI Fla Measure $5 was the second of two winners for Ernie Cardone the nation's leading apprentice lockey at Troolcal Park LAUREL Md Francis Son $1480 never gave up his early lead and won the featured eighth race at Laurel SAN MATEO Calif Appleofhereye $620 and My Thel $1300 finished the Rancho Anita Chloulta Purse In a dead heat the second deadlock of the day at Bay Meadows NEW ORLEANS La Sails Pride 960 beat Brilliant Dunca In the feature at th Pair Grounds Easter League Friday's Results Long Island 3 New Jersey 2 Clinton 6 Johnstown 5 overtime Greensboro 9 Florida 0 Nashville 4 Charlotte 3 television to several continents would be a reason for having the bout in Honolulu Clay must first defeat Ernie Terrell In Houston before any Hawaiian fight better overall job against the he said Diego is still San Diego and we have the same respect for them that we always had in the Despite the 24-14 win over San Diego last month oddsmakers picked San Diego by three points during the week after a strong win over New York 42-27 Gillman said we play as well as we did against the Jets we can beat any There are many talented Chiefs led by the leading passer Lenny Dawson and runners Mike Garrett Bert Coan and Curtis McClinton Their highly regarded defense includes tackle Buck Buchanan linebacker Bobby Bell and safety Johnny Robinson The Chargers finally discov ered their running game against New York rushing for four touchdowns to equal the point production on the ground during the first 12 games Lowe Perks Up Paul Lowe showing his league leading form of 1965 perked up to gain 126 yards against the Jets complementing the passing of John Hadl to Lance Alworth Alworth is the AFL's top receiver with 65 catches and Hadl is pressing Dawson for a second straight passing title favorite targets are Chris Burford and Otis Taylor who have snared a total of 111 passes for 16 touchdowns The Chargers hold a 7-5-1 overall edge against the Chiefs but have failed to win in the last four meetings Kansas City and San Diego have dominated the division with the Chargers winning each year except 1962 and 1966 when the Chiefs prevailed Jackson Tigers Beat Clarksburg 5247 McClatchy Newspapers Servlcs JACKSON Amador The Jackson High School Tigers downed the Clarksburg Comets 52-47 last night in a nonleague basketball game The Tigers led 26-23 at the half The high scorers were George Ryan with 14 and Rich Lynch with 13 for Jackson and Ralph Heringer with 14 and Mark Wilson with 13 for Clarksburg International League Friday's Results Columbus 6 Port Huron 4 Muskegon 8 Des Moines 2 Fort Weyne 4 Toledo 3 per cent cut it is necessary to use om diversions which under the proposed rules and regulations would be denied tell me It is impossible to determine exactly how much water would be shorted the pasture under the Interior Department plan This can only be learned under actual operat-Mcciatchv Newspapers service ing conditions because some of RIO VISTA Mike Ward these Versions are used only Rio Vista HS Dumps Bret Harte 50-47 McClatchy Newspapers Service tu DAVIS Heavyweight Gary Chastagner broke loose from ii a hold by Virga of Highlands High School of Sacramento with only 40 seconds left to give Da-Im- vis a 31-28 victory over the Scots in a nonleague wrestling match Chastagner and Virga entered the match with the teams tied 28-28 and were knotted 2-2 when Chastagner escaped to score 1 point and tip the match In the JV match Davis -i dropped the Scots 35-23 rZ The results (Davis wrestlers named first): -Dick P1gu SI! Salsbar: 3l- Da art Craig bv Moore Phil Conley Morgan Bruce Hal-frtc ter Perrin Joe Conti Cobb Tom Johnston by Net-fy eon Crete Stillman by Webb Harold Katnar by Godwin Nil' Merc Gleimlnl by Anderson Carl Lorent Christensen 0 Lee Allee bv Cutchlow Sian Coppock Patterson Iu Chastagner Virga HOCKEY AT GLANCE Solunar Table The schedule of Soliinar Periods as printed below has been taken from John Alden Solunar Tables Plan your days so that you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover during these times If you wish to find the best sport that each day has to offer The major periods begin at the times shown and la3t for an hour and a half or two hours thereafter The minor periods are of somewhat shorter duration NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Eastern Division Won Lost Pet Behind Philadelphia 28 3 903 Boston 21 6 778 New York 14 IS 43 Cincinnati 11 17 393 Baltimore I 23 251 Western Division San Francisco 20 10 667 St Louis 12 15 444 Detroit 13 17 433 Los Angeles 11 18 379 Chicago 11 22 333 Friday's Results Chlcaoo 128 Cincinnati 120 Phlledrlnhle 124 St Louis 113 Baltimore 121 Detroit 113 intermittently as circumstances require if these hard and fast government rules and regulations are tmplimented you can be sure of one thing hunting conditions at the Greenhead Club will Natlenal League Pts GPGA New York 12 7 6 30 It 60 HS Montreal 11 10 1 23 54 55 Boston 6 14 5 17 67 94 Detroit 7 16 2 16 66 87 Frfdav't Results No "ernes American League Eastern Division Pts OF GA Hershey 15 8 3 33 119 80 Quebec 14 10 3 31 102 97 Baltimore 14 7 I Springfield 9 12 3 Providence 2 18 5 Western Division LONDON (AP) Friday night'i socc er: BRITISH SOCCER English Ltagua Division 4 AM PM Minor Malor Minor Malor Stockport 2 Barrow 1 and Doug Giannetti dumped in 10 points each to pace Rio Vista High School to a 50-47 nonleague basketball win over the Bret Harte Bullfrogs last night But the high point honors were shared by two Bret Harte players Rich Cathcart and Dick Middleton who scored 15 points each Rio Vista which held a 38-12 lead at the half won its seventh game in nine outings in nonleague play- Rio Vista frosh-soph team de feated Bret Horte 57-48 in the preliminary Calaveras Edges By Escalon Five 59-57 McClatchy Newspapers Service ESCALON San Joaquin Co Mike Pullen swished a 10-foot jumpshot in the final three seconds to give the Calaveras Redskins a 59-57 victory over Escalon last night Pullen 16 and Leon Carroll 15 topped the winners who led 34-33 at halftime John Sandall hit 20 for Escalon Calaveras won the JV game 53-28 December 18 Sunday Monday 11:50 3:50 11 4:35 12 O' Set 72 At Home Rochester 16 9 1 33 118 81 Pittsburgh 15 6 3 33 92 66 JlM 55 -M 77 132 ft? 00 4:15 19 IIS 7:25 9:55 10:50 11:50 12:2 SSC Aggie Frosh Slate Hoop Tourney Freshman basketball teams of the California Aggies and Sacramento State College will be at Hamilton Air Force Base for a three-day holiday tournament starting Monday Results Baltimore 3 Buffalo I Rochester 5 Providence 0 Central League Pis GP GA Oklahoma City 6 30 84 74 4 26 85 78 Tuesday 12:05 5:15 12:30 Wednesday 5:50 12:50 Thursday 1:55 6:2 1:10 2:55 7:05 4:00 7:45 1 5:00 2 5:55 9:25 3 27 Tuesday 7:00 10:20 4 28 Wednesday 1:00 11:20 5 29 Thursday 8:55 6 30 Friday 0:40 12:50 7 31 Saturday 10:20 1:50 I 30 05 00 05 15 FRIDAY'S FIGHTS NEW YORK Dick Tiger rle outpointed Jose Torres York 15 Tiger becam new world light heavyweight champion TURIN Italy Luigi Patruno 152 Italy outpointed James Shelton 156 Bakersfield Calif 8 LABRADOR CITY Newfoundland George Chuvalo 214 Toronto knoekjd out WlllTe McCormick 210 Labrador Cltv 3 HONOLULU Gomeo Brennan 157'Y Bahamas outpointed Hurricane Kid 165'4 Sen Francisco 10 BALTIMORE Md (AP)-The Baltimore Orioles American League and World Series ptons announced Friday a 1967 schedule which includes 72 home Omaha 16 4 24 96 84 St Louis 7 7 0 17 82 Tulsa jj 1 7 1 80 101 Memphis 82 95 dates Jan 1967 1 Sunday 10:50 2:50 10 35 3:20 A it.