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Pasadena Independent from Pasadena, California • Page 15

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AceWiOoden Assistant May Quit 13 fAMDrWA HON B-A V. MtByh i. INI Six Straight! Reds Find Bruins Hope Norman Stay N.L. Easy AiMciated Preil The Cincinnati Reds scored twice in the ninir. inning and' jbeat the St.

Louis Cardinals 6-5 Suday ler their sixth exhibition; victory without defeat against National League opponents. A triple by Bob Rauman, Fred Whitfield's pinch double' was a near unanimous pick as the tournament's most valuable Ttirce other Bruins, Allen, Shackelford and Mike Warren made the all-tourney learn. Larry Miller of North Carolina rounded out the quintet HUSKY CHOICE They say that- now at Nebraska; will be the next coach at Washington. Clpriano played. on the great Husky teams 1981-3 along with Bob Houbregs.

officials apparently are pondering whether lo retain Rene Herrcrlas as. coach. Although hie has one year to go on his present contract, Hcr-rerias is on shaky ground due to the racial problems, which plagued his team during the season. Jim Padgett, current assistant, would be the logical and Tony Perea' single produced the tying and winning runs off Jack Lamabe in thel game at St, Petersburg, Fla. i 001-2 i i Don I'avleiich drove in STIS vJ- two homers and a single, ai sr.

Fnun-rf. i Washinjjton scored three It I EeiyJi, Cnr. is; two coming on Bernie Allen's By DWAM ESPER As thi unquestionedinjler.of the collegiate world, UCLA faces" a possible crisis In he next month. Jerry Norman assistant to head coach John Wooden and top recruiter, seriously is considering a move into the stock brokerage, business. been 'investigating' it for some' time," he 'admitted sfter the Bruins swept by Forth Carolina 78-55 Saturday night at the Sports Arena tor their fourth NCAA championship.

"Sure I enjoy coaching has-fcetball, but I've got Hunk of my future which is the best course 'for me." It's hri secret that Norman is' one of the most' capable aides in the Wooden gave Norman' full credit for devising the diamond-and-one defense that shackled Houston's Elvln Hayes in the 10I-S9 semifinal rout Friday iiigut. Hayes, who was averaging 37.7 points per game, got only 10 against the Bruins. Lynn Shackelford played Hayes tight at all times, making it almost impossible for him to get the ball. Meanwhile, the other four Bruins were In a diamond zone, culling off the alternate Cougar lanes to the basket. "It was a great tactic," lauded Pete Newell, retiring California athletic director.

As a coach, of course, Newell is remembered for his vice-like defenses against stars of double with two oul ninth and edged Philadelphia 4-2 Clearwater, la. Both New York teams were! shut out the Yankees losing to Detroit at f'ort Laufler- Chlcc; and the Mels bowine IM-5 II '), Holl' 3-u to Baltimore at Miami, 'Fla choice to move up to the head job. FUTURE SllfcS The NCAA tournament returns lo Louisville, next year and moves on to College Park, Maryland, in 1970. The Sports Arena people hope get It back In 1871. scouis were impressed with fi-7 Bill 15 CrUcuao.

I Peter Ward slammed, a Lwo-m homer and a pair of doubles; i a aame at Orlando. "that Ooo.nl saw the Chicago White Sox rally! their cdnquesl'ot North Cdrdlinn Saturday; From left Mike Lynn, Lucius Alien, Mike Vqrren, Lew Aleinder, Wooden. A HAPPY GROUP UCLA coach-John Wooden and fp'ui of- hi! tlorteri. let everyone know how 'they feel dflei ilrom a 4-1 deficit for a 6-5 victo- jKroun. Lrwrrl nver Minnesota.

PngllarMl, DurKttfi (1 W-dililln. HRl-Ho-jiton, Mike Andresvs pot the first OcJdtr'nrJ, fioston run with a sixth-inning homer and the Red Sox went on1 to beat Atlanta 6-2 at Atlanta. Vr-aulrl be the ideal defense for Hayes. In addition to handling the most Important man, it also kept Lew Alcindor' under the 'basket as Llie low point man, Norman has-been chief as- sistant lo Wooden since July, Sal Bando hit his eighth h'u-er of hi? snriiiK, a two-run AI StsMitfdt, shot thai nut Oakland ahead-in Hosket of Ohio Stale. Hosket is a good outside shooter and line leaper.

He could became a valuable corner man or some pro team. one local newspaper hinted hat UCLA's Lucius Allen is having grade problems, it is not at all certain he will flunk out o( school. Allen took all his finals and awaits the results as "hundreds oilier students aroun-rt the according to Wooden. ChlccGO, N. lffl Ml ing hole will be left in the UCLA athletic structure.

NCAA FlCKUl'S The Bruins held North Carolina to its lowest total of Ihe season Saturday night. Previous Tar Heel low was 58 points' against Carolina State and Oregon State. margin of .23 was the largest' for 'an NCAA final, in hislory. Previous "record was -21), by Ohio Slate' in a 75-55 'victory over California in 1560... owns a record matched only by Kentucky's "Adolph Riipp's four national championships.

And has been un hand for all four. Iti addition, Normaii dues fantastic recruiting His yearly forage's around the country lure Alcindor from New. York; Lucius Allen from Kansas and Mike Warren from Indiana' Previously Fred 1 a had come from Kansas and Wall Haz ard from Philadelphia. Norman also is an expert on the full court zone press, which Wooden introduced as a continuing game tactic in Ilia Bruins promptly rolled lo their first 30-11 season and national championship. Since other coaches liave followed nuil, and the zone pre.vs is common practice in college basketball.

Should' Norinaii' decided' to rellre at-the age of 38, a gap ihe tiltti, but Houston rallied for- tive runs in the seventh and: 1S59, 11 is ns coincidence lhaL- Hayes' calibre. trounced the Athletics 11-4 at "Nobody vet lias figured out UCLA has orbited 11 Chiccca, I Brfldenfon, Fla. 11 was the As tros eighth straight triumph. co coo vjat-A i Brunslr Rfl how to score a basket without under Wooden-Norman direc-. the bad," said Newell.

lion. Norman convinced Wooden Although Wooden a rways en- that the i a rh d-and-one joyed brilliant success, he how A double, two singles, four alks and a hit batsman led to five Cleveland runs in the sev- wli a cnth and a 5-4 Indians' victory (lie Chicago Cubs at Scotts- tn too coa 4 ia a ald.vmW 'end Jotkidfi, Whi Shaw Falters Ariz- hV. mu. Frazier Fails To Impress Johanrison Exhibition Roundup Ray SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-For-. met- heavyweight hnxing cham-j pion Ingemar Johannson says if! lite were fichtintr today lie thinks Lead Grabs he would have little (rouble 1 al Pnlm 7 Inn-pn, illiburgh knocking cut Joe Frazicr, Frazier recently stonnetl Bus PENSACOliA, Fla.

(AP)-Ray Floyd converted a gamble ter Mathis and eaincd recoeni- from the woods into an eagle and churned -the third-round lead tion by four states as the lieavy-iwcizht champion. in ihe Pensacola Open Golf Tournameiil Sunday with when faltering Tommy Shaw blew his four-shut edge. New Vark. PinibJrgh i. vj Artr.

Chlccga, A.vi in San trancisco Floyd started day eight of the pfic'c, hut the 1 a weekend husin ess trip, 2(Ij -pounder, who the Frazicr-Mathis fieht. title iii three years, bolted into I "1 don't tliink he can take a o) Otnrvfo, .1 Scraiata, 1 LoXclond, I Ef Paw, double bogey six 0:1 the' fourth hqle.whefe he lost the lead, and the lead with the lowest score of punch too well," Johannson saidi his career. Wtlfjjiu Up Willi II LIJolL ICIl llllll ot brazier. The 25-vear-old Tenan posted tied at tourtl: at m. good conditioned Sonny 54-hoIe total of 202, 14 strokes Defending champion Gay Liston would take him, too.

BaJtimm-r; WosTiinsmn t. under par and one shot 111 front Brewer was back in the crowd Lislon, also a former heavy at 209. Of George Archer and Tony Jacklin. Arphpr. a lankv Califarnian, weight champion, has been licensed to fight in California in his comeback allernnt.

a-tni-m Tc Shot a 69. Jacklin, a British DeTrDltGCQt5We vounester. fired a 58. Jerry Quarry and Jimmy illls meet April 27 in Oakland the final of the World Hosing All three leaders swept past Shaw, a teaching pro from who had built his tour-shot Association laurnamciit. Thei winner gels Ihe WBA title liftedj lead at the midway mark with from Uassius Uay wtien Liay rounds of 63 and Sr.

Shaw took a refused induction into the U.S. Armed Forces. iiu "Think Bug" YOUR. I A SERVICE" AF- Wlrephclo GIANT-KILLERS Second baseman Bobby Kuoop of California whips ball lo first for double play o'flcr putovt' on Son. Francisco Giants' Ron Hunt at Pnlm Springs Sunday, one of four Angel Iwiu Mlingb.

They weren't enough. Gianls won, 4-0. L.A. Five Wins In A All Evenl 69 71 Julie Heldman Cops Ncl Title By Forfeit DENVER (AP) Akron. Killy Leads France to Ski Victory Ohio, deiendinr; AAU basketball champions, downed Denver Icq Par Pays Off for Mickey MEXICO CITY CAP) Un-Mtvlprl Heldman uf New 3ront -7i-45-JI Sunday night in the fitst annua tournament.

TRANS OCEAN StiloW MELBOURNE, (AP) Hiss Smith had a one-strokel In oilier cames. Los Anseli SUN VALLBY, Idaho (AP) Blonde Wright nverh- lead going into the day's MOTORS ipped Nashville, 83-SO, Ijean-Claude Killy raced vic- tow in the men's niant slalom iiiler.1 stumbling Maruyun amllli'ou: nucKey caugnr ner wnn San Francisco took Macomb, hirdie on the first hole, moved Sunday, shot a final, round pa 76-70, Uartlesville, DudltT Wcng Sunday, sparking France to vic York won the women's singles championship of the Mexico International Tennis Tournament Sunday when Ann Haydon' Jones of England forfeited the match because of illness. Miss Jones' illness also gave the doubles (Hie to Elena Kubir-ats and Yolanda -Ramirez dc Ochoa of Mexico. Miis. Jones front when Miss Smith had a tory in the three-day interna 171 and charged to a three-stroke in Port Mala- stomped Finly, M-72, the Armed Service All-Slars mauled! bogey on No.

4 and increased IS) N. Slcrr nUdrc Miller! SltJ MHW- tional team skiing tournament. to 1hree strokes hy' ubar Invilalional Golf Tourna- Nnrristown. 147-51 and Spo-' kane. down New York A second-place finish by Mar-ielle Goilschel in the women's the eighth.

Hiss Smiti! nal hogeys Ij'ment. Miss the ladies' PGA all-time, loading money' winner, City 82-63. "ianl slalom helped France to 3 i 7S-7J-7; th and eighth. just hit' a of 234 nnirls. Austria tin- had been paired wilh Durr of France.

will, I nl of 'shed second with 210 and the, couple 01 bad stiDts and coufdn recover." she said. Tournament officials said (United Slates was third with 2ilj216 "and Miss Smith blew lo lor 210. Miss Jones, who was the defend- si.Mo'"-."; 137. Canada had ilG and Swil; inn sinsle champion, believed 'erland finished lasl with 112. she had contracted food poison In the women's riant Slalom, Ryim May Try Triple ing.

Nicola Victor NAPLES, llaly (API-Italy' Nancy Greene of Canada look her third victory In three days in 1:40.49 and Miss Goilschel sealing the French conquest Prep Baseball, Track Schedule with 1:41.10 lor second place. At Coliseum Nicola Pietran'geli won the men's singles crown in the Naples Inlernallonal Tennis Tournament Sunday, defeating John Barrett of Britain 6-2, 6-4, 6-1-1 mc-iv 69-77a-2Fa! Jim Rvun, the world recorrl- in the mile run, may go 5 Gerhard er-Ur-rj yvl 'rr, 1 W13 li. Billy KUS. U.S.A.. TUESDAY BASiBACL Cd.llQlic Lcntrrt a SwrQ Hoovar vl 'Ekiir, Brootllrfs What's Doing in Sports Igeles Coliseum- fhis Saturday a(-Iternoon wtien' he leads Universi Vcmrte Ov nl OjoF: Bishop Amnlo? Polcr rfasftr Lc Zut ai Rnn CobrLel Wisslcn FRIDAY ty of-Kansas against' UCLA in one 01 me oig eany-season ouai imeets of' thLs Olympic Games on-rie-r Aucerl.

lyear. Swltrtrkjr1. r.MJi Kansas coach Bob' Timm'oh Hoke Dump al LovoEa Just be glad you're not th driver! has- entered Kvun in mile and. two-mile runs. There's- wrf minute ini hill of mrv dev.

rf. in lh .5. 1 1 1 ti MHCO 3. Kartn Rudgc. Utile doubt he could win all Hyrbart 01 tfr CVoAil! nl Poiodtw ul 'AlJLO Do'dwin prk etHBwIorid El Mod 0 e.ciic San Tccl Cliy al Swlh Pnjwfc Fi Lcogw Akftwy ol SK.

Francil ion aattfhrrr tfn3UB G'Eddarn at Lo.uix-"1c ibant Vinimisswi trouble. ithree races but' he' nhysicallv ready to "Iriole" i Every AAMCO SJiiSfiel more than 10,000 problimi, you get fa towlnj, a free roadcheclt, fail, rificient j-rvke most lim just Hir diy. And with AAWCO, your IrjjismfisiOfi cm bt prrtetUd by er 500 AAHCO Centirs cOMt to toiit. his 10(58 outdoor debut is the MONDAY PRO takers vs. Chicago in second game of the NBA playoffs, The' 8 p.m.

RADIO 8 p.m.-1070-r BASKETBALL: Lakers vs. Chicago in second game of Ihe NBA playoffs. TV Nothing scheduled. TUESDAY HORSE "RACING: Sa nta Anita, 1 p.m. JC BASEBALL: Harbor at Pasadetja, 2:30 p.m.

JUNIOR HIGH TRACK; dena, 3:15 p.m.-' For other gamss see prep schedule. ROLLER GAMES: Olympic Audilorium, p.m. Kings' vs. Pitts-' burgh, Tlie Forum, 8 p.m. RADIO 10:30 a.m.-fylfl-B ASE-BALL: Dodgers vs.

Cin'ciii-rati. 1 Angels vs. Cleveland. 2:30. BASEBALLt- Pasadena vsi Harbor.

8 Kings vs. Pittsburgh. TV'. problem- facing Ryuri and hi: coach. Every minute ind i hlif, someone proves Ryun will be returning lo one! Kit Hwft.

Lnw of his favorite tracks as he holds llhe Coliseurri records in -Ihe 88fJ i. Bfloeltf SflwM, AVHr'5. White Sox Shave Player Lisl to 31 rem cent tml ytr trunmiuftH I A4MC0! WfH't Urftt Trtmmluten SfMcttvffrtih 0 :46.2)." mile (3:53.2) and 'two- Lo ConorJa al Ti7e CIU LMqi mile. The. latter, also is I'll an SARASOTA, Fla.

fAPI-The 510 S. 'Arroyo Pkwy. 5523 N. Rosetnead ready to zo aea nst tl BKTnVi," PASADENA TEMPLE CITY ALKAMBRA They include four' stars' from Chicago White Sox trimmed Bishop Amot nl Sftfril Ltovx Pasadena All-City Champion-, southern Colugrnia, sprinter Bkilr ef GVrAilo MuV fit HDivtr Charier Oc Sci ihvlev 0 Arusc Botcwfn Ftirk oi R. Covlrva Haoolr Itneir roster to 31 players Sun-Iday, onlioning first baseman Ben Ulison and hur BMDWIH FMK p.m.-COLLEGE-BAS--KKTBAIX: Bruins in Action 2101 W.

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ihip preliminaries, I'asaoena Hiah. 3n.m. Onhrht 289-3821' 737-BB dler" Lee Adahis. fid .01 from George Kcrr.eli to their Hawaii 8' 5 ROLLER PREP BASEBALL: Hoover C0VJNA LOS MUEKS AKELtS GAMES: From the Olympic. 3345 W.

OhTnpIc Hid. vs. Blair, Brookslde Park, Stetnholf. (1S-U) Irom Downey farm club and returning outfielder Carlos May to Iheir league camp for 13 p.rn.-Jt-II.LFIflIITS: 1:13 p.m.; Burbank at Muir, Crlt( ol flnrbpfil; SATURDAY TBAtK PoMjJjrui cuni, Km Bowl and' quarler-nriNer Handy Julian From Mexico. i VTrfe I p.m.; Glenaale at wsa- (HA) Irom (jarden Urav.

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