The Miami Herald du lieu suivant : Miami, Florida • 36

THE MIAMI HERALD Tues June 6 1972 A lien By JERRY LISKA Associated Press Writer CHICAGO The mighty swing of Dick bat along with a hot home surge may be fanning the Chicago White Sox into their first climb over the one-million attendance mark since 1965 The sixth largest paid crowd in Chicago baseball history 51904 Sunday watched the White Sox trim the New York Yankees 6-1 5-4 with dramatic ninth -inning three-run pinch homer winning the nightcap That boosted the Chisox home record to 19-3 and their home attendance for 20 dates to 331948 compared with 195 4S6 tor the same period last year The lure of causing more than 8000 fans to be turned away at the gates undoubtedly was a major factor in the biggest turnout since 54067 attended a Yankee-White Sox night game July 27 1954 BUT THE fact that Allen has pumped new life into the White Sox hurt the turnstile spin either Allen American League leader in runs batted in with 37 has baffled intrigued and now awed the White Sox smce he signed for a reported $135000 April 1 The former troubled star of the Philadelphia Phils St Louis Cardinals and Los Angeles Dodgers missed the entire spring training period He came to terms just as the player strike derailed the start of the 1972 season But since then everything Allen has done for the White Sox has been with class and clout He has been charming with the news media and is the club leader for the surprising team which is second in the American League West with a 25-17 record BEFORE second game Allen had played every inning of the first 41 games Then Chicago Manager Chuck Tanner elected to rest him When name failed to appear in the second game starting lineup Chicago owner John Allyn alarmedly asked why Tanner replied just going to rest him use him when we get the bases loaded hit a homer and win it for The bases exactly loaded Bill Melton had walked and Mike Andrews singled when Tanner sent Allen in to pinch-hit for Rich Morales In a rare pinch-hitter role Allen blasted a 1-1 pitch by Sparky Lyle for his game-winning homer hits the ball harder than anybody ever seen and said Andrews can make you feel very weak just watching him I even han- die his 40-ounce bat and he swings it like a The White Sox last broke the million mark at the gate in 1965 with 1130519 Their 1971 attendance was 833891 They drew only 495355 in 1970 when rumors i were strong that the White Sox might be I shifted to another city 2-C NHL Clubs Pick Six In Draft to Hear 0 AoDea if f-1 pints pw United Press International Telephoto em concrete structures of the Olympic Village An artificial lake (foreground) winds through the grounds the steps at the left lead to the swimming pool The tent roof is a steel-woven net covered by a skin of translucent plastics It is suspended on pylons some of which are nearly 270 feet high The Big Top The sloping surfaces of the that covers much of the Summer Olympics installations in Munich Germany contrast sharply against the mod- MONTREAL (AP) Veteran defenseman Tim Horton headed a list of six players drafted Monday as the National Hockey League opened its annual meetings Horton was selected off roster by Buffalo and his old boss Punch Im-lach Horton a 20-year veteran of the NHL spent 18 seasons in Toronto most of them under Imlach The Sabres gambled the $40000 draft price that Imlach could persude the 42-year-old Horton to play another season Vancouver and Los Angeles chose two players each and Toronto caused the greatest stir drafting Larry Pleau from Montreal and surrendering defenseman Brad Selwood to the Canadians in exchange Both Selwood and Pleau have announced that they have signed contracts with the New England Whalers of the World Hockey Association VANCOUVER opened the draft by selecting Don Tanna-hill who scored 30 goals for American Hockey League farm club last year Los Angeles choosing next grabbed defenseman Barry Long from Chicago organization releasing forward Bill Orban from its list The Black Hawks accepted Orban Coplan Post 32 Tops Sheehan Coplan Pipe and Supply Post 32 used a two-run double by Hubie Fernandez to defeat Sheehan Buick Post 300 3-1 in a rain-shortened American Legion contest at Miami Stadium Monday night Coplan pitcher Pete Santis-teban limited Sheehan to two hits in the five-inning game Coolan Pipe Sheehan Buick 000 001 30 3 00 I Santisteban Sabina and Enright Brande and 2 3-2 9 CLEVELAND (AP) Bert Campaneris slammed a two-out home run in the 10 th inning Monday night to power Oakland to its fourth straight victory as the beat the Cleveland Indians 3-2 third homer of the season off Cleveland starter Gaylord Perry (9-4) saddled the Indians with Players Association May who spends thousands of dollars a year to help wayward and orphaned boys was one of 26 players nominated May single is guardian and sole provider for seven boys five black and two white aged 11 to 20 years old The British Columbia Lions signed Bob Hall a six-foot 11-inch basketball star from University of Houston for a tryout Steve Joachim rated by coach Joe Patemo as the top sophomore quarterback ever to play for Penn State has decided to play his junior and senior seasons elsewhere have to find a place where they throw the ball" Joachim said He indicated he may go to Temple or Georgia Tech Dorse Racing AS MANY as 21 horses were believed killed Sunday I'L i 4 if Final Cards in Kemper Golf Florida State League By Herald Wire Services A special board of the US Auto Club will meet today to hear car owner Dan appeal of a decision taking second place in the Indianapolis 500 away from his driver Jerry Grant Gurney admits the race rules were violated but contends the penalty dropping Grant from second to 12th place was too severe Charlie Brockman president of the US Auto Club will preside over the closed hearing but he did not identify the other members of the three-man panel Scheduled to be on hand are Gurney Grant and George Bignotti chief mechanic for drivers A1 Unser Joe Leonard and Mario Andretti Bignotti filed the original protest which resulted in demotion Grant was penalized for taking on fuel from the wrong pit that of teammate Bobby Unser Gurney said Grant stopped with just 13 laps to go in the May 27 race to change a tire but he wound up in pit instead of his own Gasoline was pumped into his tank and he went on to finish second behind winner Mark Donohue More Auto Racing BOBBY ALLISON although driving himself to the point of exhaustion said he never considered stopping for a relief driver en route to his victory in 500-mile Mason-Dixon stock car race at Dover Del like to finish them Allison said He was so dehydrated by the intense heat it took him five minutes to climb from his winning 1972 Chevrolet Temperatures on the track reached 118 degrees Allison won $13000 He also closed ground on second-place finisher Richard Petty and James Hylton in the NASCAR point standings Allison has 342210 points to 347220 for Hylton and 361064 for Petty the leader Milt start-to-finish victory in the Mid-Ohio Trans-Am 600 marked the first time a Pontiac Firebird had won in the seven-year history of the road-racing event He averaged 7899 miles per hour on the Lexington Ohio course David Hobbs driving a Lola T300 Chevrolet won the second event of the 1972 Continental Road Racing Series at Edmonton Alberta A1 Lader driving a McLaren Mark 8 was second and Graham McRae was third in his Leda GM1 Two British-built Gulf Mirage Ford prototypes were scratched from the LeMans 24-hour race next weekend Earlier the world championship Ferraris were withdrawn Football WALT SWEENEY of the San Diego Chargers will receive the 1971 National Football outstanding blocker award June 13 from the National 1000-yard Club Foundation at Appleton Wis Miami Dolphin guard Larry Little was also nominated Also scheduled to be honored are five players who rushed for more than 1000 yards last season: the Larry Csonka John Brock-ington of Green Bay Willie Ellison of Los Angeles Floyd Little of Denver and Steve Owens of Detroit A special award will go to Miamian Rufus Ferguson star running back for the University of Wisconsin Ray May linebacker for the Baltimore Colts was given the Byron (Whizzer) White Humanitarian Award by the NFL night when fire swept through three barns in the stable complex at Exhibition Park racetrack at Vancouver BC Homer Pardue trainer of No Le Hace win- ner of the Louisiana Derby and runnerup in the Kentucky Derby and Preakness said there will be a new jock-' ey aboard for the Belmont Pardue said he was replacing Phil Rubbicco with Angel Cordero Jr Gov Nelson Rockefeller vetoed a bill that would have created a New York Thoroughbred and development fund to pro- mote the thoroughbred industry in the state Eastern Fleet ran seven furlongs in 1:21 3-5 one-fifth slower than Bold 1957 track record in capturing the $15-000 Noholme 2nd Purse at Belmont Park Towzie Tyke was three lengths back and' Highbinder the favorite was third -V-V XiX JL rtX tX XX iJ i at V' ately and Pena will visit an orthopedic specialist today was in considerable pain and probably be able to pitch for at least a McCall said Key West last in the FSL Southern Division wrapped up its victory with two runs in the second inning Miami Kv WmI 000 000 1 7 10 0-0 3 6 Stein Sekel (B) and Skaggs Paz arG Del Mora Twins Edge Jets The Twins scored two runs in the bottom of the 10th Monday night at Dorsey Park to beat the Jets 4-3 in an amateur baseball game the final out of the game by getting pinch-hitter Roy Foster on a pop-up OAKLAND CLEVELAND ab bl ao bl Campnris McCraw cf 4010 1 5 0 10 Brohamr 2b 4 0 10 4 12 2 AJohnson If 4 110 4 0 0 0 Fosse 4 0 0 0 10 10 Chmbliss 1b 4 0 10 Rudi if RJackson rf Bando 3b Epstein lb Hegan lb Mangual cf Duncan LBrown 2b Odom Knowleh Total 2 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 3 0 2 1 4 0 10 Beil rf 3 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Unser ph 10 0 0 4 0 0 0 Leon ss 4 111 4 110 GPerry 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lowenstn Ph 0 0 0 0 Foster ph 10 0 0 36 3 8 3 Total 34 2 7 2 Oakland Cleveland 002 000 000 000 000 110 Perry Oakland 3 Cleveland 1 LOB Oakland 5 Cleveland 4 Rudi AJohnson RJackson (11) Leon (3) Campaneris (3) Camp aneris IP RERBBSO Odom (W3-l) 9 2-3 7 2 2 2 2 Knowles 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Pery (L9-4) 10 8 3 3 0 8 Knowles (3) by GPerry (Epstein) GPerry 2:25 7863 Captures Softball Tourney Special To The Herald SAVANNAH Ga Caterer of Miami breezed through a 32-team field to capture the Savannah Invitational Softball Tournament for the fourth consecutive year In the championship game Caterers defeated Augusta Ga 19-4 finished the tourney with a 6-0 record Jim Washington of won the home run trophy with eight homers while George Pringle was named the MVP for the tournament Evening Program 514 31:49 DOGS Wishnow 6 40 4 40 Scooter Toe 1140 Roosa's Man FC 37:69 Oum $35 so POSF 330 0 2 2 1 4 80 2 0 1 2-3 560 3 3 3 3-6 Quin $99 60 Perf $27060 3 60 6 3 1 1 6 00 5 2 2 2-V 2 2 60 1 1 3 3-1 Vj Cl'ney T'dy 1220 5 80 12 20 j5t0Klck M- v- Rice DAILY DOUBLE (8-6) PAID 556 60 Qum $48 20 Perf $16020 Flash 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Coiumba 3 00 2 40 2 20 2 1 1 1 Asset's cce 3 oO 3 40 52228 Steady Stan 2 80 8 5 4 TRIFECTA (2 5 fl) PAID IU110 MC 4564 Qum $25 60 Mtssw Gnid 8 60 400 300 7611 Penny Scott 560 4 20 1 7 3 2 2 Black SHk 3 3 2 4 3-4 TRIFECTA 7-MI PAID 20 ATTENDANCE 7 29) HANDLE $542422 tops in the American League Odom checked the Indians on just three hits until the seventh inning when Alex Johnson led off with a double and scored on Graig single The Indians tied it in the eighth on Eddie homer his third Odom (3-1) was relieved by Darold Knowles who got 2P5 76-69-67-73-285 71-70 Craig Dear $1 055 Steve Bogan St 055 Julius Boros $1 055 Bunky Henry $1055 Bob Barbarossa $1055 Joe Porter S871 Rik Massengale S871 Bobby Cole $8'1 Tommy Aaron $871 74-69-74-69 236 Sam Snead S871 70-71-72-73-286 BAk rharla CXQ-1 IftlALQlA 087 Sf! 'mi S683 lk LL So Ralpn Johnston $683 pred Hart $267 Steve Opperman $267 Bob Eastwood $267 Cnuck Thorpe $267 Arnold Palmer $267 Grier Jones 5267 George Snortndge $267 Greenwood $267 Don Bies $233 Hale Irwin £33 Ken Still $233 Sneao $233 Bob Goalby $233 Butch Baird $233 David Glenz S233 Ted Hayes $233 Chris Blocker $233 70-74 2P9 74-71 Richard Karl 5233 Jim Ferriell $233 John Mahaffey $233 Dan Sikes $213 Paul Moran $223 Phil Roogers $233 George Archer $233 Rod Curl $233 Ron Cerrudo $233 Georie Johnson $233 Roy Pace $233 73-72-73-75-293 75-70-74 Afternoon Program FIRST-5-16 Time DOGS Beattco 11 00 4 00 JF's Snowy Rock 400 Blonde Gum $19 40 220 2 1 1 1 3 00 6 5 2 2 3 2 60 6 8 3 3-3 FC Time 38:20 Quin $87 20 Perf $194940 46 20 15 40 5 40 6 3 1 1 One Gem Green Cactus Abie Ace 4 80 4 JO 500 8 6 4 2- hd 113 3-1 DAILY DOUBLE (2-6) PAID 525 40 Oum $119 40 Perf $19050 7 40 8 4 1 1 A 80 4 5 2 2-5a 6 60 5-16 Time 32:06 5 i i I -0z( Oum $16 80 Moon Hit Sis Letta National Epic Oum 586 601 Perf $35640 3 40 2 4 1 1 340 8 3 3 2 1 EIGHTH-5-16 Time 32 02 Oum $85 80 Pert $25260 4 40 2 4 3 1 I 7 20 7 2 2 2-1 340 1 5 4 3-IVa Oum $85 80 Perf $18420 Perf $5400 2 40 1 6 1 1 2 60 5 7 2 2- ns 4 00 2 8 3 3-21 7 Oum Sill 80 1 Perf $45060 8 20 5111 3 60 2 6 3 5 20 6 7 7 3-7V Irish E's 7 Merry Flash Keyoka FC Time 38:10 El Cammo Shady Red Kim Kelley SIXTH- 5-16 Time 31:87 Fortex Astro Kathy GH's Pixie 6 2 2 3-6 Vz 5EVENTH-FC Time 32 82 Ouin $18 00 Perf $4710 Glade Fever 7 00 4 40 2 80 5 6 1 1 Creaenda 7 20 4 60 2 1 2 2-1 Flamer9e 2 60 1 4 3 3-4 Cabled 1140 6 60 Fancy Runner 13 20 rsn Brandy klTU 5-16Time 3152 Oyry Don 1020 3 80 Lmr 4 20 Loo Knockretgh Clody Madison Friend 5 60 6 1 1 1 8 40 8 3 2 2-3a 4 20 1 2 3 3-4 Qum $2280 4 20 8 4 1 1 3 40 5 2 2 2 51 7 A 00 3 1 4 3-6 TRIFECTA (8-5-3) PAID $83670 FC 38 54 Oum $28 00 id 16 60 10 80 8 20 4 1 1 1 Shady Kau 6 00 6 60 8 8 2 2 Cara Dawn 12 00 2 4 3 3-3 TRIFECTA (4 I 2) PAID $770 0 ATTENDANCE-2981) HANDLE $12051 their 10th loss in 12 games and extended lead over Chicago in the American League West to four games THE jumped to a 2-0 lead in the third inning as pitcher John (Blue Moon) Odom singled and two outs later Reggie Jackson clubbed his 11th home run of the year om Weiskopf $3128 Art Wall $3128 Kermit Zarley $3128 iGibby Gilbert $3128 Jerry Heard $3128 Lou Graham $3128 71-72-66 72-69-69 281 1 70-74 281 1 76-69-69 73 69-71 68-281 98? 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L-Oy-WU 11 70-71 71 71-70 74-70-70-70 284 69-72 in ill 7j 'jo 70-7 284 FIRST 5-16 Grade Monalee Gunner 5 Maria Cole MC's Slim 6 Gell Tufty Lillian 7 Peggy Scott 's Solution 8 Platinum Black SECOND FC Grade Big Boy 5 Missy Flip Cal's Music 6 Dana Cole Sweetie 7 Dee Doolittle Stu Malone 8 Clever Rjse THIRD 5-16 Grade Julia 5 Papa's Pixie Delbert Spence 6 Southern Tomboy F's Lemon 7 Luciser Prevailing Lass 8 Cutter Bill FOUR I 5-16 Hurdle Maior Flake 5 Proud Leader Booger 6 Frieda's Fiver Norman's Pet 7 Sam Goodspeed Fire Bug 8 Colmena FIFTH MC Grade D's Ackia 5 Legal Spootro Lemon Chiffon 6 Fiddlm Babe Yusue 7 Heidi Miss Son of Fame 8 Gotn Goofy SIXTH 5-16 Grade A Precious Button 5 Manned Big Brazos 6 Madison Citation Hillside Wonder 7 Zetley Carbono 8 Cill Dub Mover SEVENTH FC Grade Eclipse 5 Castle's Cop Amos Moses 6 Gin Greer High Vantage 7 Hustling Hawk Jeame Key 8 Swafford's Whiz' EIGHTH MC Grade 5 Dun Almon Prince 6 A Fessant 7 Yester 8 A Goody NINTH 5-16 Grade A Whizzer Jet 5 Bahama Lure Trooic Tonic 6 Granex Little VP 7 Perfect Image June Scott 8 Two Wheeis TENTH MC Grade A Wayside Smitty 5 Silver Sue Pink Peppermint 6 Flik Flak Retsina Far and Away ELEVENTH FC Sparrow Hawk Norman's Speedy Eased Madge TWELFTH MC Grade Flawed 5 First Jontan 6 Aunt Cleo Value to Snare 7 's Dancer Ample Doit 8 Loup Scott SELECTIONS ONE Bahama Lure (9th Race) BEST GU IN IE LA 8 2-4 (6th Race) Lillian 's Solution Peggy Scott Big Boy Sweetie Stu Mai one Cutter Bill Luciser Fs Lemon Flake Colmena Proud Leader Lemon Chiffon Gom Goofy Heidi Miss Oub Mover Big Brazos Carbono Swafford Whiz Hh Vantose Jean Key Snawr Scott Dun Almon Pnrce Shares Banama Lure Two Wheels June Srott i Silver Sue Pink Peppermint Far and Awrty Sparrow Hawk Southern Julia tAc Mac Flawed Value to Spare Man's First I SOUTHERN DIVISION Pet GB 32 20 613 27 22 551 26 22 542 23 29 442 21 28 429 21 31 392 Miami West Palm Pompano Cocoa FL Laud Key West RESULTS Key West 3 Miami 1 FL Lauderdale at West Palm Beach ppd rain Pompano Beach 3 Cocoa 2 Orlando 4 Tampa 1 St Petersburg 6 Lakeland 3 Daytona Beach 6 Haven 4 Winter1 1 ATLTFC 1UDAY (lAIYIES Miami at Key West West Palm Beach at Fort Lau florrlala oercaie SUNDAY'S RESULTS Key West 3 Memi I 4a innings ram Pompano Beach 3 Cocoa 0 Daytona Beach 6 Winter Haven 5 11 innings Tampa 3 Orlando 2 St Petersburg 2 Lakeland 0 Fort Lauderdale at West Palm Beach ppd ram Cocoa at Pompano Beach American League Player Club Pm eila KC Allen Chi Rudi Oak Klly CM McCraw Cle Pinson Cal Freenan Def Braun Min May Chr Nelson Tex Harper 30 PmiPMa KC May Chi 26 RUNS BATTED RJackscn Oak AB 163 iDl 166 119 127 Pet 3j3 3j1 325 319 29 Allen Chi 26 DAUen CM 37 28 Duncan OaK 27 I I I Doug Sanders $35 000 Lee Trevino 51990 Labrcn Harris $12450 Cesar Sanudo $7233 Bruce Devlm $7233 Gary Player $7233 Dave 1 1 71 69-69-69 276 69 65 71-71-71 278 4 73-70-66-69 278 71-68-70 278 ueive HU $5162 2791 Tom Shaw 162 73 Ray Floyd $5162 Bob Lunn $4375 NORTHERN DIVISION Pet Daytona 31 23 574 Tampa 30 24 536 St Petersburg 29 24 547 Winter Haven 27 23 519 Orlando 27 26 500 Lakeland 16 36 308 Soccer A ASL oi 9 33 24 21 13 NORTHERN DIVISION TBP Pis 2 1 2 10 28 2 1 2 7 25 2 2 1 6 21 1 2 2 7 19 SOUTHERN DIVISION 3 1 2 2 2 3 1 3 awarded Team New York Toronto Montreal Rochester St Louis Dallas Atlanta ami Bonus po nts 9oal scored up to and game) SUNDAY'S RESULTS Rochester 1 Toronto 1 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Atlanta 5 Miami 1 t'T Vrk Montreal 1 St Louis 0 this Saturday's games Rochester at Atlanta at St Lous THIS SUNDAY'S GAME Montreal at Toronto every including three a 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 '550 4 3421 341 ll 326 2 321 3 318 4 317 313 312 2 310 3 4 1 2 tin 35' 3 31 Bonds 4 National League Player ub Snguiilen P9h Alou StL Torre StL Lee SD AB 163 152 167 1 j5 156 179 167 96 173 113 44 Bonds Watson Htn 34 Toian Cm iman SF 31 RUNS BATTED Kingman SF 38 str9eM' ph' 35' Bench A Oliver Psn 31 Rader Htn HITS-Brock StL 58 Bonds SF Sanguillen Pgh 7 AOliver Pgh Torre SL 57 Ap-e NY 12- 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3-1 Monday night and lost their veteran pitching ace Orlando Pena in a freak accident Pena 9-2 with a 117 earned run average was throwing to the Baby in a pepper game before the Florida State League contest Outfielder Carl Duncan lunged to connect with one of outside tosses and the batted ball caromed off the metal side pole of the batting cage and fractured nose Trainer John McCall said X-rays were made immedi Vay Chi 25 Darin 25 Ali "rh1' BnCc' i0' D'A Chl' AP ncio Ben 45 Rudi Oak It ger Bsn 10 RJacnsoo Oas 10 7 Tied With 9 TRIPLES- McC-aw 4 Fisk Bsn 3 Ruji Oak 3 13 Tied With 2 HOME Duncan Oak if Jackson Cak 10 Cash Del 9 Alien Ch 9 Harper Bsn 7 Contglro Mil 7 STOLEN BASES-D Ne'son Tex 16 KeHy Chi 12 Maooox Tex McCraw 9 Campaneris Oak 9 PITCHING (4 Dec Kaat Mm 6 1 857 1 64 Lee Bsn 4-1 800 3 8 -grrs Oak 4 1 600 2 52 Perry Cle 9 3 7jO 175 Bremer Chi 6-2 7b0 3 0s Hunter Oak 6 2 750 2 20 Kline NY 3-1 750 2 10 Burgmeier KC 3-1 750 2 45 Lcllch Det 73 Bl'e ven Am 71 Braiiey Chi 68 Chi in 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