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1 July 14, 1972 Greenville Advocate 7 Perry Hurls 14 Innings For 15th Victory ARLINGTON. Tex. (UPD-If Gaylord Perry could pitch every game the Cleveland Indians would probably be leading Americn League east instead of being only a game out of the cellar. Perry picked, up his 15th win against 7 losses Friday night as the Tribe defeated the Texas Rangers 2-0 in 14 innings. Perry gave up nine hits and struck out nine in the 13 innnings he pitched.

Ted Farmer came on in the bottom of the 14th to get the save. The Indians took advantage of two errors by the Rangers in the 14th to win the game. With two out in the top of the 14th, Ranger third baseman Dave Nelson bobbled a grounder by Frank Duffy. Duffy then stole second and went to third on an error by second baseman Len Randle on a grounder hit by pinih-hitter Del Unser who went to the plate for Perry, Buddy Bell then singled home Duffy with the first run and John Brohamer singled in Unser with the second. For the first 11 innings the game was a pitching duel between Perry and Mike Paul, who was put in the starting rotation just last week.

Paul struck out 10, walked none and gave up only three hits in his 11 inning stint before he tired. He had faced the minimum number of batters through the seventh as the only man to reach base in that time was wiped out by a double play. Horacio Pina followed Paul and went one inning. Jim Panther came in and worked 1 2-3 innings and was the victim of the errors and took the loss. Cleveland's run broke a strng of 26 consecutive scoreless innings by the Indians.

"Big E' Speedway Runs Tonight And Sunday Eldora Speedway will run a super sprint (super modified) and stock program tonight under the lights. Time trials are set for seven with the first race starting, Sunday at 8:30. night the late models and the stockers will take to the high banks for a full evening of racing. Time trials will start at 6:30 wth racing at eight. On tonight's program, last weeks super sprint feature winner, Linder will be back along with the popular Don Hewitt of Troy.

Other drivers will be Mark Caldwell of Bunker Hill, Indiana, and Dick DeBolt of Union City. Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds is shown just as he is about to crash into St. Louis Cardinal Shortstop Dal Maxvill on an attempted double play. Rose managed to interfere just enough to prevent the A SPOILER ROSE twin killing. The Reds went on to win the game with three run ninth to move two and one half.

games up on Houston. The Astros lost 5-2 to Pittsburgh. (UPI Photo) Louisville Colonels Closing Fast On Charleston In IL Race Craig Skok, the tall right hander from Dobbs Ferry New York, hurled eight shutout innings before being tagged for any runs as the Louisville Colonels ether recorded a 7-4 victory over Charleston Charlies and moved to within 2 1-2 games of the league leading Charlies Friday night. The Louisville battery cushioned Skok's: 13th victory with four first inning tallies and sporatically scored three more runs in the fourth, eghth, and ninth innings. Louisville punched out 14 hits off three Charlie hurlers including Barry Moore who suffered his third loss after winning four games this season.

In other IL games Peninsula beat Richmond 5-3, Toledo edged Tidewater 3-1 and Rochester snuffed Syracuse 4-1. Peninsula jumped to an early five runs, after three innings batted out 10 hits to back the fifth win for Whips starter James Britton although Don Kionce and Mike Wegener relieved him in the eighth and ninth innings. Richmond starter and loser Jim Freeman accepted the defeat setting his wonloss record at 8-6. Toledo sagged along slowly Treaty City, Church League Softball Statistics TCSL Standings Home runs: Tom Gleason Red 'n Ruth's 00 ley 3, Jim Shahan 3 1 Doyle Studebaker 4, John HawBradford Insurance Triples: D. Snyder 3, Nine McVay's 10 tied with two.

Bud's Electric 10 Doubles: Chris Rehmert 5, Bonfiglio-Hansbarge 10 3 Ned Vordermark 5, Jeff HawThwaits' Floor Fashions 5 ley 4, Bob Marshall 4, Ed Jamesway 00 5 Roeth 4 The Step Hits: Doyle Studebaker 14, Telephone Company John Hawley 13, Greg Eley 12, Treaty Company Ed Roeth 12 Coca Cola 9 Runs Scored: Barry Lynn 12, -Forfeited rest of D. Snyder 11, D. Ward 10, Greg games Eley 10 Schedule Runs Batted In: Tom GleaMonday July 17, son 14, Doyle Studebaker 12, 6:30 Bud's Electric VS. Jim Shahan 10, Steve Pipenger Bradford Insurance 10, Ned. Vordermark 10 7:30 "The Step" vs.

United Church Schedule Telephone Tuesday, July 18 Only games scheduled City Park Wednesday, July 19 6:30 Brethren vs. St. Pauls 6:30 McVay's vs Red 'n 7:30 Methodist VS. St. Ruth's Marys 7:30 Bonfiglio Hansbar- 8:30 Oakland vs.

UCC ger vs. Treaty Company At Ohio Street: 8:30 Jamesway VS. 6:30 Presbys VS. Grace Thwaits' Floor Fashions Lutheran The schedule has been chan- 7:30 Rossburg vs. Ft.

Jefged because of the Coca Cola ferson resignation from the Treaty City Thursday, July 20 Softball League. At City Park: Top 15 Batters 6:30 St. Johns vs. Ft. Jef.

17 Official At Bats ferson Studebaker (R'n R) 21 14 .667 7:30 Methodist VS. St Roeth (Brad.) 20 12 .600 Mary's Hawley (McVay's) 22 13 .591 8:30 EUM vs. St. Pauls Boolman (Bud's) 18 10 .556 At Ohio Street Vordermark (Treaty) 20 11 .550 6:30 Brethren vs. Gordon Eley (Treaty) 22 12 .546 7:30 CMA vs.

Rossburg Neanen (B-H) 19 10 .527 Friday, July 21 Ellis (Tel. Co.) 20 10 .500 City Park: Shahan (McVay's) 17 8.471 6:30 Oakland VS. CMA Holland (Thwaits) 17 8 .471 7:30 Presbys VS. Brethren Franklin (Rn R) 17 8.471 8:30 EUM vs. Rossburg Lynn (McVay's) 24 11 .458 At Ohio Street (Bud's) 18 8 .444 6:30 Methodist VS.

St. Didier Wirrig (Brad) 21 9 .430 Johns (Thwaits) 26 11 .423 7:30 Beamsville vs. Gordon Marshall Eldora Speedway Open Competition Rossburg, 0. and Super Modified Super Stock Car Modified Race and Wings Permitted STOCK Every SAT. NIGHT New Bremen, Ohio T.T.

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Night, July 22 T.T. 7:00 R.T. 8:30 TODAY'S SPORTS PARADE By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UP1)-Hair we go again A man charges out of the stands, interrupts a ball game and chides a young hitter for wearing his hair too long auring a Little League contest in Grafton, W.Va. The father of the boy is incensed when he discovers the man who did that to his son is the league president. son has been singled out, discriminated against and says the father.

The case has so many overtones it eventually reaches the attention of the State's Human Rights Commission. Football has its little episode also. John Ralston, taking over the Denver Broncos this year for the first time after coming out of Stanford, sees some of his players in a brief session and lets them know he expects them to get a shave and haircut before they report to Pomona, for regular workouts next month. His Hair is Short Ralston wears his hair short. He doesn't care if you wear yours down to your shoelacesso long as you don't play for his ball club.

Those on the side of long hair will ridicule Ralston's ruling the same way they did -Ed Khayat's last fall when the Philadelphia Eagles' coach made his players come clean, or reasonably so, anyway. Did you notice though, nobody was laughing at Khayat by the end of the season? Anyway, John Ralston never struck me as some kind of fanatic and he assures me he's not, about long hair or anything else, SO I asked him what prompted his shave-and-haircut edict. "Actually it wasn't anything like an edict," he said. "I didn't say we wouldn't have any moustaches. All I said in that connection is that a little moustache is all right and the players can wear their sideburns medium length, but I do expect them to get rid of the extra foliage.

This is one place I expect them to put the team above their own individuality." Okay, but what brought this whole thing about? we had a couple of fellows at our rookie camp, two in particular." Ralston said. How About Sidebaras? Did they have long sideburns? "They had a full beard." laughed Denver's new coach. "The whole works." Uh huh, then it would be safe to say Ralston was in full accord with Ed Khayat, and with what the Eagles' coach said and did last fall? couldn't help but admire said Ralston. "He might've felt there were a lot of areas on the team that need ighening up. If some of he players were getting careless in the area of their dress and appearance, maybe they were also getting careless in their football performance." John Ralston breaks down the whole business about long hair versus short hair this way: "I don't judge any boy who comes out for football by the length of his hair.

I want to know more about him as an individual. There was a time when you coached a team. Now you coach individuals. There was a time you coached a body. Now you coach a amateurs and professionals alike, ask a lot more questions today than they ever did.

This goes for football, basketball, ice hockey, baseball or whatever other sport you care to name. They ask questions about everything: Hair, dress, curfew, you name it. Talks About Bench Sparky Anderson, the manager of the Cincinnati Reds, was talking about his club's player representative the last time Cincy was here in New York. The Reds' player rep happens to be Johnny Bench, who knows Anderson has a deep personal and professional respect for him, but that doesn't keep Bench from asking Anderson pointed questions about certain rules he imposes. All he wants to know is why," Anderson says of His young superstar.

"'He doesn't beat around the corners. Like he wants to know why our players have to wear a tie and jacket on the plane and in the hotel lobby when they're in a group. All I can do is give him my reason, which is that a group of players looks more professional that way. "Now they have these new shirts with these real wide collars. To me the shirts look good, especially on these young kids.

With these shirts you don't wear a tie. That's fine when they come down to the lobby from their rooms. But now they're coming down as individuals, not as a group. That's different. "Like.

coming here to -New York from Philadelphia. We came over on a bus and the players wanted to know whether they had to wear a tie on the bus. I told them no. It's just common sense, that's all. If people merely use it, there's never any trouble at Ah there, Sparky Anderson, you have just said a mouthful.

Olympic Basketball Team Plays Against Pros In Dayton Arena DAYTON, Ohio -The 1972 Olympic basketball team will meet former Olympians in exhibiton game under Olympe, rules here Aug, 10. 1972. team, coached by Henry "Hank" Iba, will face the team of one-time Olympians who now play in the pros. Coaching the pros will be Los Angeles General Manager Pete Newell, who coached the 1960 Olympic squad. The Olympic team is working out in Hawaii, but will hold its final practice sessions within the continental United States before departing for Munich Aug.

16. The 1972 Olympic team will be headed by 7-foot-4 Tom Burleson from North Carolina State. Others include Mike Banton of St. Joseph's, Jim Brewer of Minnesota, John Indians Swap A's In Little League The Indians literally scalped the Athletics last night, an American League contest in the Greenville Little League. The Indians scored nine runs in the last two innings to whip the A's 14 2.

Dick Osborne went the distance on the mound for the Indians, Osborne struckout eight while walking five and allowing three hits. Greg Carter was four for four at the plate for the winners while Tom Studebaker and Eric Augustine had three and two hits each, respectively. Steve Greer doubled for the Athletics. 3rd Annual BUCKEYE TRACTOR PULL Western Ohio District Elimination ELDORA SPEEDWAY St. Rt.

118, Two Miles North Of ROSSBURG, OHIO FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1972 SPONSORED BY TRI-COUNTY TRACTOR PULLERS and ANSONIA AREA JAYCEES Not Responsible For Accidents Chairmen NICK COX 337-6142 E.D. DOWELL 678-6881 BOBBY. STILL SULKS (Game Of The World' May Never Be Completed; Fischer May Fly Back To U.S. This Weekend REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -The organizers of the troubled Bobby Fskher Boris Spassky world chess championship match fear that the $250,000 match for the world title is already over. informed chess sources said today.

There is still a faint hope that Fischer, the temperamental American, may change his mind and decide to play Sunday when the third game is scheduled. But even Fischer's own advisers express pessimism. BOBBY BENJAMIN Smallness Key To Coaching? Pint Sized Coach Wins Big COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)The mind's eye's image of a pro football coach is one of height and breadth and just plain bulk, the kind of guy everyone looks up to. But Bobby Benjamin, who guided the Columbus Bucks to the Midwest Football League title in their debut last year, looks more like a gymnast than the football coach he is and he qualifies as the smallest guy on the field or the sidelines. At 5-foot-10 and 150 pounds, Benjamin is dwarfed by Bucks such as Jimmy Hayes, the 6-5, 320 pound player-coach, or Can-Am Trail Turns To Mid-Ohio MANSFIELD Never before in the seven year history of the Sports Car Club of America's Canadian American Challenge Cup series, richest road racing series in the world, has the ultimate winner been SO much in doubt.

After two races in the 000 series of nine 200 mile races coast to coast. the favorites are dethroned and Milt Minter of Tarzana, sits on top of the points pole to lead the chase in his Vasek Polak Porsche 917-10 with only the July 23 Watkins Glen race between now and the Aug. 5-6 10th Buckeye Cup Can Am at the Mid Ohio Sports Car Course. A purse of $81,200 will be divided among the top 10 qualifiers and top 25 finishers, aS well as accessory money from Goodyear, Firestone, Champion, Bell Toptex and Valvoline which means a driver who qualifies on the pole, wins the race and uses the right products, could pick up $19,450 in a two hour race at Mid Ohio. The Buckeye Cup Can Am, organized by the SCCA'S Ohio Valley and Western Ohio Regions, will once again be for 80 laps or 192 miles around MidOhio's demanding 2.4-mile road course witle 15 turns per lap.

In the past two years, MidOhio has developed a reputation for foiling the hopes of lowodds contenders in favor of those with only outside chances of victory, Ohio can't be beaten by either the best car or the best driver, said track president Les Griebling, "it takes a working combination of both to win AUTO THEATRE TONITE 1st Show Dusk! "TALES FROM THE PLUS- "BIG JOHN" JOHN WAYNE A Howard Hawks Production "RIO LOBO" Ge SUN. THRU WED. You've Ask For These Block Busters Back. PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS AN Ryan The hoar's STORY John Marley Ray Milland GEO IN COLOR A PARMICENT PICTURE Plus 2nd "Love Story" VERY FUNNY, IMMENSELY APPEALING MOVIE. -Vincent Canby, N.

Y. Times PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS Do LA PARAMOUNT PICTURE STARTS THUR. "BILLY JACK" "OMEGA MAN" rookie offensive tackle Dave Wright, who is 6-6 and weighs 255 pounds. Yet Benjamin, who is preparing his team for the 1972 season, draws the respect of his players despite his size. "We're all out there to play football and win, and we have no problems," said the 29-yearold coach.

"Some of the players are older than I am, but then I feel like one of the guys. I try to treat the players like humans, and they have more Quits Baseball Benjamin, a local product, belies athletics are a fmily affair. "My dad was an outstanding baseball and softball player, Benjamin said. "Dad lives for me to be in athletics in some capacity. Benjamin began his athletic participation at an early age.

"I started in the fourth grade by playing center 011 the football, he said, pointing' out he weighed only 57 pounds at that time. "I always was small. I played halfback in high school and college, but only got up to 137 It was at Northwood (Mich.) College that he gained all-star honors as a running back. Although he excelled in football, he also played baseball and was scouted by both. He chose baseball first.

signing with the Pittsburgh Pirates. But that career soon ended. "I lost my left eye in a basepath collision in 1965 and had to call it quits in baseball," he said. That's when he turned to football. "The Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League wanted me, so I went north," he said.

"Since I was too small for a running back, I switched to wide receiver. I didn't like it there, so I went to the Wheeling Ironmen in the Continental Football League," he said. Loved The Game There he established himself as a wide receiver. and a member of the punt return team. "I led the league in punt returns one year, and spent two of those four years as a playercoach," he said.

It was his love for the game that brought him back to his hometown. just couldn't see them (the Bucks) going all over the country looking for a coach," he said. "I had to help them." "It's all up in the air, Nothing has been said the Rev. William Lombardy, Fischer's second. Even if the organizers.

the owner of the film and televison rights and Lothar Sihmid, the International Chess Federation (FIDE) arbiter, concede to Fisher's demand that all cameras be removed from the hall Sunday, Fisher may stay away. American chess sources said it's unlikely that the 29-year-old challenger accepts the arbiter's and the match committee's decision to give the second game to Spassky, on default. Fischer stayed away Thursday and was dsqualified from the match when one hour of the playing time elapsed. He lodged an official protest but the match committee upheld the arbiter's decision to give Spassky the game point. It means that Fischer, who himself had predicted an easy victory over the 35-year-old Russian world champion, now finds himself two points down having played only one match.

Fischer told an Icelandic friend that he suspects a conspiracy against him and that he is no longer interested in the match. There were even reports in Reykjavik that the American may fly back to the United States over the weekend. haven't heard anything about that and I hope it's not true, said Father Lombardy. Fischer, a member of the Church of God--a fundamentalist sect- observes his Sabbath on Saturday and will conduct no business with the organizers today. until the eighth then racked up three big runs in their late inning win over Tidewater.

Tim Hosley smacked a three-run homer, his 18th, off Tide loser Brent Strom, in the last of the eighth, enabling BII Gilbreth to win his fourth game in relief. Mud Hen starter Lerrin LaGrow gave up a run in the third and pitched shutout ball until the eighth then left for Gilbreth. Alonzo Bumbry smashed his second rountripper of the season in the eighth inning with one on for Rochester as they went on to defeat Syracuse and hand Hal Reniff his fifth loss after winning four games this season. 'Better Halves' Play Cincy At Riverfront CINCINNATI Anderson's lineup will still include familiar names like Rose, Morgan, Tolan, Perez, Menke, Concepcion and Nolan, but the faces and figures will be different as the "better halves" of the Cincinnati Reds take the field Saturday, July 29 for a baseball game with their husbands. The first Reds Wives Game will precede the Cincinnati Reds San Diego game, which will start at 5 p.m.

Carol. Anderson manage will her be husband. and she'll have help from Tula Grammas, Elenor Kluszewski and Joyce Shepard. Carol won't reveal her lineup until she evaluates the club during several practice sessions, but reports have it that Petuka Perez will be at first. Gloria Morgan at second, Delia Concepcion or Cindy Chaney at short and Jean Menke or Inez Javier at third.

Vying for outfield berths will be Carolyn Rose, Cheryl Tolan, Mickie Hague, Barb Uhlaender, Linda Geronimo and Jo McRae. Robin Plummer will handle the catching chores, Th wives' team will be loaded with pitching. Available starters include Carol Nolan, Carolyn Simpson, Jo Billingham, Kathy Gullett and Brenda Grimsley. Janice McGlothin and Raleen Sprague will be the "long women" in the bullpen. Judy Carroll.

Grace Hall and Griselda Borbon are the Linda Starr, wife of trainer Larry Starr. will be in charge of bruises. Priscella Stowe, wife of euipment manager Bernie Stowe, will be team seamstress. The wives say they won't concentrate too much on basics like hitting, pitching and defense. have some other tricks planned for the game.

St. Johns Whips Beamsville 15-0 In Church League St. Johns pounded out 21 hits and, 15. runs as they defeated Beamsville. 15 0 in Darke County Church League action.

Paul Weiss and Mike Reigle combined to shutout Beamsville. Denver Johnson and Reigle smacked homers for St. Johns. Johnson went three for three at the plate, Mike Boyer had three hits while Bruce Drew and Reigle stroked doubles. J.

L. Harter had a pair of hits for St. Johns. Ft. Jefferson romped to an easy 18 3 win over the Nozarene.

Ft. Jefferson had 22 hits which included two homers and a double by Jeff Baker. Dele Aldridge had a pair of doubles while Galen Myers and Dave Wilson tripled. Wilson had three hits. In a game played on Tuesday night, Ft.

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