The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 7

12 Bangor Daily News Monday April 25 1977 day Apr I 25 1977 'SOMERSET Six records set in Kenduskeaq race record in 4tie C-2 medium beginner class with a time of 2:3205 breaking the mark of Blaine Burlingame and David Botfield by plenty Burlingame and time was 2:4855 in 1976 In the C-2 long-beginner group Charles Fitzgerald and Rollin Thurlow of Atkinson clocked a 2 4834 Last year Paul Ryan and Roderick Quinn's time was 2: 51 26 The other winners were Bob and Karen Stram of Dresden in the C-2 mixed-experienced class (2:2505) George Walsh of Jay and Ed Mendes of Harpswell in the C-2 short-experienced (2:2050) the father and son act of Mike and Bob Waddle in the C-2 medium-experienced class (2:1748) Bill Flahive Sr and Bill Flahive Jr in the bracket (2:4124) Bob and Candy ly clas (2:2017) Jeff Wren of Orono in the K-l ope She than the race record time for all classes The Waddles clocked a 2:0245 in the C-2 medium class in 1974 The closest races of the day came in the C-2 mixed-beginner and the C-2 long-experienced classes In the C-2 mixed-beginner class the McQuilkins shaded Thomas Morrison of Old Town and Sally Badnes of Stillwater by 31 seconds while in the C-2 long-experienced group Poor and LaFond tipped Peter Selwood and George Hart both of Winthrop by 32 seconds The largest margins were posted by Vincent and the team of Fitzgerald and Thurlow margin over runner-up Irving Gilbert of Hermon was 12:13 with Fitzgerald and Thurlow besting Michael Fairbanks and Earle Porter both of Bangor by 16:50 A total of 25 craft did not finish the race but many more took spills Included in the field was Don Lynch of Hampden Highlands whose partner was the center of attention His partner for the race? His pet dog Baggins who according to Lynch a good time" Tony Trafton of Kenduskeag lasted over 10 miles in a bathtub before calling it quits The weight of the tub made the portages impossible One racer who defend his title due to injury was former UMO football coach Walter Abbott who was sidelined with a back ailment Abbott and Al Lewis were the C-2 long-experienced champs a year ago There was a fine turn-out of spectators for the event with most of them anxiously awaiting the activity at Six-Mile Falls where many o( craft were capsized by the rocks and re ids In the third annual Cement Canoe Race Brad Koji and Mark Johnson of the University of New Hampshire won for the third straight year with a record setting time of 1:3232 UMO boats were second and third with Mike Booth and Dean Pottle directing the second place craft in 1:3312 and Dennis Curtis and Dave Foster posting a 1 :3756 for third over the 98 mile course Just 14 of the 30 craft finished UMass won the American Concrete In award for canoe construction and Southeastern Massachusetts won the concrete life ring for the worst disaster By Larry Mahoney Of The NEWS Staff Although the water level was low canoeists paddled to race records in six classes at the 11th annual Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race conducted under partly cloudy skies Saturday A record field of 248 craft entered Records were set in the C-l C-2 women C-2 mixed beginner C-2 short beginner C-2 medium beginner and C-2 long beginner classes The latter five classes were new last year In the C-l class Ralph Vincent of Glover Vt toured the 16-mile course in 2:2237 to break the old record of 2 3422 set by Wayne Gilman of Old Town in 1970 The C-2 class was initiated at race time last year with winners Sue Crowley and Monnie Leary posting a time of 3:205 Elaine Roy of Orono and Ann Mason of Old Town snapped that with a 2:5920 Allan and Gail Fuller covered the stream in 3:0600 to set the mark in the C-2 mixed-beginner bracket a year ago On Saturday David and Sandra McQuilkins of Dixmont eclipsed that by over 17 minutes with a time of 2:4841 In the C-2 short-beginner group Dickey of Carmel and Greg Canders of Hampden were the winners in 2:3554 A year ago a race-record time of 2:5341 was claimed by John Van Buren and Carl Stewart Steve Stearns of Goodwin Mills and Eugene Meserve of Biddeford have the new man group (2:1030) and a Brunswick team of Roger Poor and Peter LaFond in the C-2 long-experienced class (2:2450) In the new classes Cathy Hammond of Bangor was the K-l woman champ in 3:12 Fred Bechard of Wells and Walt Musson of Bangor claimed the title in the Penobscot Paddle and Chowder Society class in 2:4040 and the PPSC entrant skippered by Bill Stearns won the bateau race which kicked off the race Vincent Wren the Waddles the Sheltons and the team of Walsh and Mendes defended titles they captured during the 1976 race time of 2: 1030 was the best of the day but was over seven minutes slower Shedding the excess While teammate Vern Carney of Brunswick paddles Neil Phillips of South Portland tries to rid the canoe of water during the 11th annual Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race Saturday The two were entered in the C-2F class NEWS Photo by Mickey Blanchette) Who said canoeing was pleasant and relaxing Baseball AMERICAN LEAGUE East By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Harness racing SATURDAY RESULTS LEWISTON RACEWAY PACE-500 Yankee Murray 6 40 2 40 Victor Farr Wing Jr 2 40 Rock Maple Coco Richord T-2 12 1 PACE -700 Pace Rama Fitch 42 20 11 20 Stor Promise Cushing 3 60 Sharon Ranger Richard 2112DD 1 8 129 40 Qumiela 1-8 paid 62 20 3 00 2 80 3 60 5 40 3 80 5 60 Basketball Pro Basketball At A Glance Bv The Associated Press National Basketball Association Quarter finals Best-of-Seven All Times EDT Sunday's Games Boston 1 24 Philadelphia 119 senes lied Washington 93 Houston 90 Washington leads series 2-1 Portland 110 Denver 10o Portland leads series 2 1 Golden State 109 Los Angeles 10S Los Angeles leads series 2-1 Tuesday's Games Los Angeles at Golden State 11 05 pm Oenver at Portland 11:05 pm Wednesday's Games Boston at Philadelphia 8pm Houston at Washington 8 05 4 20 3 60 7 60 THIRD TROT 700 Regal Sparkler Estes 42 00 Rggedy Jig Fitch Little Gene Brown T-2 12 4 Qumiela 18 paid 2920 750 Tongv Tox Grenier 3240 700 Scotcn Banker Bartlett 3 40 Tee Vee Ad Ranaud 2 1 13 Quinielo 4 5 paid 21 40 4 00 2 60 2 80 Golf KENDUSKEAG Roc rulf C-l 1st 1 i67 Ralph Vincent Glover Vermont 2:2237 2nd 57 Irving Gilbert Hermon 2 34 50: 3rd: 53 Kirk Lonng Old Town 2 43 44 2 Women 1st 54 Elome Roy Orono and Ann Moson Old 2:5920: 2nd: 66 Maureen Leary Porllond and Sue Monter Vossalboro 3 0537 3rd 75 Barbara McEvoy Comden and Mary McEvoy Bongor 3 0917 2 Mixed Beginner 1st 81 David and Sandro McQuilken Dixmont 2 48 41 2nd 92 Thomas Mor nson Old Town ond Sally Badnes Stillwater 2 4912: 3rd 85 George ond Sara Clements Hampden Highlands 2 49 45 Bateau 1st PSC 2nd Worren Co 3rd Great Northern Two 4th Great Northern One 2 Long Beginner 1st: 245 Charles Fitzgerald Atkinson ond Rollm Thurlow Atkinson 2 4834 2nd 281 Michael Fairbanks Bongor ond Eorle Porter Bongor 2:0524 2 Long Experienced 1st: 284 Roger Poor Brunswick and Peter LaFond Brunswick 2 2450 2nd 290 Peter Selwood Winthrop ond George Hort Winthrop 2 25 22 3rd 294 Cloude Littlefield Belfast ond Donald Littlefield Camden 2 2824 2 Mixed Experienced 1st 98 Bob and Karen Strom Dresden 2 25 05 2nd: 104 Dole ond Jona Wheaton Forest City 2 25 56 3rd 99 len and Ruth MacPhee Formmgton 2 29 50 2 Short Beginner 1st 1 23 Dickey (Lormel ond Greg Canders Hampden 2:35 54 2nd 147 Richard Thompson Mirrill Doug Oliver Monroe 2 39 27 3rd 126 Tom Corson New Vineyard Neils Neilson Farm mgton 2 40 22 2 Short Experienced 1st 163 George Walsh Jay ond Ed Mendes Harpswell 2 20 50 2nd: 161 Timothy Morgan Winterporf and Bruce Morgan Hompden 2 2931 3rd 165 Vance Smith St Stephen and John Horper St Stephen 2 30 46 2 Medium Beginner 1st 207 Steve Steorns Goodwin Mills ond Eugene Meserve Biddeford 2 32 05 2nd 226 Glendon Corroll Costigon ond Ronold Crane Bangor 2 34 27 3rd 181 Hubbard Trefts Greenville Jet ond Thornton Memom Bongor 2 37 15 2 Medium Experienced 1st 264 Mike and Bob Waddle Brunswick 2 17 48 2nd: 266 Roy Owen Orono ond Frank Woodord Veazie 22257: 3rd: 263 Steve Merrill Orono and Fred Bragdon Orono 2:2433 PPCS 1st 275 Fred Bechard Wells ond Wolf Musson Bangor 2 40 40 2nd 276 Bruce Littlefield Orono ond Tim Callahan Northeast Harbor 2:4435: 3rd 272 Albert Ross Bangor ond Merton Nickerson Old Town 2 51 40 240 3 00 3 60 Oakland 3 Chicago 2 Kansas City 8 Seattle 6 New York 9 Cleveland 3 first game second game pod rain Boston at Toronto ppd rain Baltimore at Detroit ppd rain Texas 1 Minnesota 0 Milwaukee 4 California 1 Sunday's Games New York 10-7 Cleveland I I Baltimore 3-1 Detroit 17 Boston 9 Toronto 0 Minnesota 12 Texas 6 Chicago 12-4 Oakland 5-H Milwaukee 10 California 9 Kansas City 16-2 Seattle 1 4 Monday's Games Boston (Tiant I and Stanley 11) at Toronto (Lemancyk 2-1 and Garvin 3-0) 2 New York (Gullett 1-2) at Baltimore (Grimslev 1-1) 7:30 Oakland (Medich 1-0) at California (Rvan 2-2) 10 30 Only games scheduled Pittsburgh 6 New York 5 San Francisco 4 Montreal 2 San Diego 7-11 Houston 2 8 Philadelphia If St Louis 1 Los Angeles 6 Atlanta 4 Sunday's Games Pittsburgh at New York 2 pod ram Philadelphia 6 St Louis 3 Chicago 7 Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles 16 Atlanta 6 San Francisco 7 Montreal 5 Houston 9 San Diego 0 10 innings Monday's Games St Louis (Rasmussen 1-7) at Chicago (Krukow 0-1) Cincinnati (Billingham 11) at Atlanta (Messersmith 2 1) (n) Los Angeles (Rhoden 2-0) al San Diego (Jones 1-2) (n) Only games scheduled Yanks in sweep FIRST GAME NEW YORK FlFTH-poce 800 Copt Reel Deletetsky 320 Randys Hiki Foster Clossic Yonkee Renoud 2 09 4 Qumiela 1-3 paid 8 20 PACE-950 Black ol Night Murray 20 00 6 60 Fellos Duke Mollison 4 00 Jorobes Byrd Porker 2 10 4 Quinielo 1 5 poid 42 60 RALEIGH (AP) Scores and mbney winnings of the leaders after Sun day's final round of the 54-hole LPGA American Defender Golf Classic at North Ridge Counlry Club KAthv Whitworth $7500 Pt Bradley $5040 Debbie Austin $3 160 Carner $3160 Bonnie Lauer $7015 Debbie Massey $2015 Sandra Post $1680 Kathy Marlin $1367 Kathy McMullen $136' Judy Rankin $1367 Carole Jo Skaia $1367 Carol Mann $1060 Sgndra Spuzich $1060 Mary Lou Crocker $863 2 60 2 60 2 80 5 80 560 4 20 It was a drizzly and cold morning the type which is tailor made for sleeping in But last Saturday morning I sleep in Ken Remsen UMO student teacher and husband of NEWS staffer Nancy Remsen and I were helping Phil Andrews of the Mad River Canoe Company in Hampden load a 16 foot Royalex canoe on my Datsun Ken and I were about to enter the Kenduskeag Stream Canoe Race It was to be the second canoe trip of my life The first was two weeks ago As Ken and I drove to Kendeskeag Village we made a couple of stops to plot our strategy Ken decided that we were going to take the left chute when we come to Six Mile Falls the race's biggest challenge Ken has canoed most of his life which gives me a little confidence He has just one fault according to wife Nancy He faints in cold water Take that and combine it with my fear of the water and the Five Waters Communications Group responsible for rescue operations could have a helluva time if we ever capsize NEWS staffer David Bright supplied me with additional confidence during the week by giving me a paddle with rosary beads taped on it I chuckled when Bright left the pad die on my desk but as race time drew near I lost my sense of1 humor Nothing seemed funny 1 Sometimes one must hide one's feel ings so I attempted to make jokes to hide my nervousness Nothing seemed funny (o anybody else either After 1 nearly tipped the canoe over just prior to the start number 130 was called and we set off Ken was in the stern rattling off directions and I was in the bow The course is lined with such breath taking sites as tree stumps mud and brown grass If I been so exhausted sure I would have wanted to take pictures My arms began aching so I asked Ken how far we had gone half a mile" was the response The arms eventually get used to the paddling so boredom sets in Ken and 1 chatted to cure the boredom caused by the flat water and Ken's easy going manner and sense -of humor was refreshing and helped me gain confidence At one point he apologized for sounding like a slave driver just after he had told me to pick up my pace I told him that I would get even by spelling his name wrong in this story As of right now it has been spelled correct iy- Five miles into the race we en countered a likeable pair of individuals in craft 128 They are Dennis King of Bangor and Robert Volock of Old Town We go stride for stride for a mile or two know that I land-mined the stream last night" spurted King After eight miles the exhaustion set in and the nervousness returned due to the fact that Six Mile Falls is coming up soon As we approached the Falls Ken reiterated the strategy My heart beat increased rapidly For the first time in the race there are hordes of people on the banks I compare them with vultures waiting for the kill Where were they when we were paddling on the flat water? A canoe approximately 10 yards in front of us veered right and we both felt they knew what they were doing We got caught in the current also and get to the left so we were about to hit the rapids Ken was shouting to get me to steer away from the rocks He was shouting frantically 1 was totally confused and was tempted to close my eyes All of a sudden there is this great surge of water in our canoe We cut back toward the middle and Ken hollered something like on" Believe me at that point you have prved me away from (he canoe We hit a couple of rocks and another canoe The canoe helped straighten us out and we rode triumphantly through the bridge We had made it Ironically a couple miles of rapids later the boat we hit earlier ran aground on a rock just in front of us Ken yelled but it was no use We were doomed it seemed Bright's rosary beads worked We somehow missed the rock and the canoeists (Robert Gaboury and William Lopetro) and continued on our way Through the rapids you forget your exhaustion All that remained was the portages and some easy slaloming through rocks Ken guided us through the rocks but again I almost tipped the canoe over while getting in after the portages The portages I might add are brutal due to the fatigue you are feeling by that point We then coasted home with a final kick It was all We were 15th out of 37 finishers in our class with a time of 3 0045 By Larry Mahonev 550 Dillard Smith 2140 8 20 Miss Berwick Renaud II 60 Reeds Oliver Estes 2 16Qumiela 2 7 paid 212 40 EIGHTH-PACE-1 000 Trotwood Murray 9 20 6 20 Former lobell Goodblood 7 60 Chocolofe Lil Richords Scratch Run Of luck 2 09 2 Quinielo 3-6 paid 28 60 3 00 2 60 2 40 7 00 700 4 20 3 40 5 40 450 Ale Son Estes 16 20 Cofolino Charlie Cushing Nicky Mac Watson 2 18 1 Exac to 7 4 paid 6860 TENTH PACE 600 Edgewood Murray 10 40 4 40 Amos Deb Nye 4 80 Movie Star Pickett Jr 2: 13 2 Exodo 6 2 paid 12120 Total Handle 99942 2 60 360 3 80 Ashby PGrcia GScott Singer Boston 2 Toronto 1 LOB Boston 6 Toronto 2B AWoods GScott HR Evans (3) Open Flohivi Flahive ER BB SO 0 0 0 6 6 4 2 4 GScott (1) RMiller Jenkins (W2-1) Singer (L0-3) Johnson Hrtnstem 2 24 13 2B Chambliss HR-Chambhss (3) JNorris ReJackson IP ER BB SO Patterson 2 1 3 2 0 0 6 7 Tidrow(WM) 3 2 3 4 0 0 0 7 Guidry 3 5 110 4 Eckerslev (L1 1 5 1 -3 9 8 8 2 5 Bibby 3 2-3 3 2 7 2 1 Guidry (1) 2:40 (2nd Game) NEW YORK CLEVELAND Jbrhbi ab Randolph 2b 5 1 2 2 Manning 4 0 0 0 IP 9 3 6 13 7 1 3 1 7 3 1 29303 Os Tigers split LEWISTON RESULTS (Sunday) 450 NapolensG Parker 10 00 4 40 300 Bechtel Truitt 3 60 2 40 Miss Amy Alden Fitch 2 60 2 17 2 SECOND-PACE -550 Election Carter 12 80 7 60 4 00 Mus Raydene Tweedie 580 360 Time Smith 2 80 218 4 Daily Double 4 7 paid 77 00 Qumiela 7-8 paid 54 60 70-69-67 67 273 69-68 70 69 276 668 71 70- 277 71-69 69 69 278 69-69-71-69 278 70-69-71 69 279 72 71 70 281 68-70-71 72 281 68 74 70-70-282 72 72 66 72 287 66 74 69 73 71-72-71-69- 71 71 72 69 72 69 71 71 71 69 72 71 73-71 69 70 69 69 73 72 71 72 70-71 69 72-66-77 70-71-71 72 75 66 74 70 68 73 71 73 71 74 7(y 70 2 75 70-70-71-74 275 69 73 72 72 73-68-71 74 286 FIRST GAME BALTIMORE ab bi 5 110 Kuiper 2b 4 0 0 0 5 110 Norris rf 4 110 5 0 2 2 Grubb dh 4 0 11 5 12 1 Lowensten 11 4 0 2 0 1st 13 Bill Sr ond Jr Westbrook 24124 2nd: 3 Peter Von Duyne Holden ond Philip Johnson Dedham 2:44 00 3rd: 10 John Jacobson Harbor ond Curt ond Alon Hirsch Orono 2:4617 2 Family 1st 28 Bob and Condv Shelton Win-throp 2:2017 2nd: 26 Pnilip and Travis Soule Portland 22330 3rd 29 David Gray Swanville ond Croig Woods Belfost 2 2710 1 Man 1st 36 Jeff Wren Orono 2 1030 2nd 35 Reinhard Zollitsch Orono 2:16 09 3rd 43 Benson Gray Old Town 2 24 21 I Woman 1st: 51 Cathy Hammond Bongor 3 1200 2nd: 52 Priscilla Ireland Orr-mgton 3 13 14 Munson Jackson rf Nettles 3b Rivers cf May dh Wynn pb White It 3 40 3 40 4 00 2 0 0 0 Bell 3b 1 0 0 0 Melton 1b 3 2 2 1 Kendall Chamblss 1b 4 1 1 0 Duffy ss Dent ss 3 0 0 0 Dobson Figueroa 0 0 0 0 Kern Hood Buskev LaRoche Totals 38 7 11 6 Totals New York Cleveland E-Bell Cleveland 1 Cleveland 000 000 DP New LOB New 2B Lowenstem 10 0 0 3 0 10 3 0 10 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 1 6 1 010 312- 7 100 000- 1 York 3 York 7 Randolph 78? 71 72 72-72-71 72 71 73-287 73-70-71-73- 287 77 72 69 74- 287 7 3-68- 73 73 28 7 70-69-74- 74 287 71-74-75-67 287 4 20 6 20 course Jim Simons $35000 Stan Lee $19950 Tom Watson $12425 Lou Graham $7700 Ben Crenshaw $7700 Doug Tewell $6 300 Thompson $5381 Don January $538! CC Rodrigue $4375 Lvn Lott $4375 Miller Barber $4375 Eichelberger $3091 Wally Armstrong $3 091 Homer Blancas $309! Gene Littler $3091 Mike Reid $3091 Phil Hancock Gibbv Gilbert $2275 Ed Dougherty $2275 Rod Curl $2275 Kecmit Zarlev $1715 Bobby Cole $1715 Morris Hatalski $1715 Jim Colbert $1715 Grier Jones $1426 Fuzzy Zoeller $1426 Lon Hinkle $1190 Bob Charles $1190 Bill Kratzert $1190 Fred Marti $1190 Orville Moody $1190 Mark Lye $1190 Jim Dent $1190 Bob Payne $828 Jim Wiechers $828 Vince Biik $828 George Burns $828 Dwight Nevil $828 Mike Wynn $828 Larry Ziegler $828 Rod Funseth $828 Keith Fergus $828 David Lundstrom $595 Steve Melnyk $595 Jacobsen $595 Allen Miller $595 Dale Douglass $468 Dale Hayes $468 Billy Casper $468 Craig Stabler $468 Steve Veriato $425 Gary Wintz $425 George Knudson $407 Julius Boros $407 Charles Coodv $385 Victor Regalado $385 Mike Reasor $385 Bob Murphy $355 Vicente Fernandez $355 Lannv Wadkins $355 Bob Lunn $355 Ron Cerrudo $329 Alberto Rivadeneira $32 Jon Cut shall Chambliss Jackson HR White (1) SB Norris Rivers IP ER BB SO 113 4 MMav LOB Baltimore 4 Detroit 4 HR Shopay (1) Singleton (1) LMay (1) A Rodriguez (1) SB Belanger IP ER BB SO Palmer (W31) 9 4 1118 Roberts (L1 3) 6 5 3 3 1 2 Arroyo 3 10011 T-2 04 5 80 4 40 5 40 THIRD 550 Fronbus Wifhee 5 40 4 00 Gopher Murray 5 20 Kazi Fitch 2 14 4 Quinielo 1 3 poid 19 40 FOURTH PACE 750 Cosius Clay Rose 17 40 9 60 Got Cha Campbell 1120 Cheryls Gal Knight 2:143 Qumiela 3 8 paid 8700 550 Rock Maple Porker 23 00 760 Mighty Benaazi Fitch 500 Pot Knight 2: 16 3 Qumiela 2 8 paid 46 60 900 Kwick Mmbor Norton 10 40 5 60 Nevele Swinger Truitt 6 40 Proud Key Withee 2:131 Quinielo 3 6 paid 34 20 PACE-700 Moramichi Arnold 3680 10 60 Chet Flyer Wotson 3 80 Divot Campbell 2: 14 4 Quinielo 2 4 paid 7580 1300 Exominer Panpher 19 80 6 80 Brets Boy Childs 860 Chief Croft May 2 1 1 Quinielo 2 6 poid 5520 Figueroa (W 12) Dobson (L 0-2) 6 3 6 4 4 Kern 2 3 2 1 1 Hood 13 10 0 Buskey 1 3 0 0 0 LaRoche 1 1 3 2 2 0 Kern pitched to 1 batter in 8th T-2: 22 A- 29260 Cubs 7 Reds 1 CINCINNATI ab bi CHICAGO ab Girvan winner in MSGA play BROOKS Bob Girvan of Kenduskeag scored a 73 to beat Barry Robert of Bangor by a shot in the opening tourney of the Maine State Golf Eastern Section Saturday at the Country View Golf Club here Next week action will take place at the Grandview 4 40 3 20 3 40 Whitworth charges to win Defender (2nd game) BALTIMORE DETROIT abrhbi ab tx Bumbry cf 4 0 0 0 LeFlorecf 4 0 10 DeCmcesph 1 0 0 0 Fuentes2b 3 0 2 0 Smith 2b 3 0 11 Staubdh 2 0 0 0 Singleton rf 3 0 0 0 Oglivie rf 3 0 0 0 LMav dh 4 0 0 0 Thompsn 1b 2 10 0 Kelly If 4 0 10 Stanley If 3 112 Muser 1b 4 0 10 Wockenfssc 3 0 0 0 Robinson 3b 3 0 0 0 Rodriguez 3b 3 0 0 0 7 80 5 00 4 60 737072 73 70 74 75 69 77 69 74 73 71 72-73 72 71 74-71-72 70 70-72 76 288 71 74 72 71- 288 7075-72 71 288 68-70 75-75- 288 72 71 71 75-289 69-75-71-74 289 73 71-71-74 289 73 68 74 74 73 70 76 71 74 7075-71 7372 74 71 6673 75-76 290 70737373-291 7372 72 74-291 68-76-74 74 292 72 7371-76-292 76 67 74 76- 293 71 69 78 293 71 74-72 76-293 7371 74 295 7074-72 79-295 74 71 7377-295 75 7 0 74 76- 295 74 71 296 71 74 77 74 296 74-71 76-80-301 DeJsusss Crdnat if Bckner lb Murcer rf JeMrlscf Trillo 2b Otvros 3b Rosello 3b Mtrwld Burris bi 5 2 3 0 5 110 5 13 2 4 12 3 2 111 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 10 0 0 4 10 0 3 0 0 0 5 00 6 20 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Wagner 4 14 0 Ruble 2 0 0 0 Hiller 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 1 7 1 Totals 5-o Golf Club in Palmyra Murray ph Garcia ss Skaggs Harlow ph Flanagan Totals Baltimore Detroit 5 0 11 4 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 4 0 2 0 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1110 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 36 1 13 1 Rose 3b Cncpcn ss Griffey rf Morgan 2b GFster If Os sen lb Gmimocf Ptumer Frymn Cldwll Sumers ph Alcala Murray Arbstr ph Bor bon Lum Dh Total Cincinnati Chicago 4 80 3 40 4 20 26 2 4 2 001 000 000 1 000 020 2 E-Wagner Fuentes DP Baltimore 1 Detroit 1 LOB Baltimore 9 Detroit 2 2B Garcia Fuentes HR-Stanley (2) IP ER BB SO 3 2 1 RALEIGH NC (AP) -Kathy Whitworth fired a final-round 69 two-under-par charging from behind to capture the $50000 American Defender Golf Classic at North Ridge Country Club Sunday It was the fourth time Miss Whitworth has won the classic on the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour Beginning the day two strokes back of Pat Bradley and falling three shots down early in the round Miss Whitworth drew even with a birdie on the 138-yard seventh hole of the 6123-yard course Another birdie at 16 gave her the lead for good Miss Bradley who set a tournament record with an opening round 64 lost a chance to pull even with a birdie on the par-5 18th when a 15-foot putt rimmed out of the cup Miss Whitworth's 10-underpar 206 total was good for $7-500 placing her atop the LPGA list for 1977 It was also her 79th career win Miss Bradley finished one stroke back and collected $5040 JoAnne Carner and Debbie Austin tied for third ai 209 while Bonnie Lauer and rookie Debbie Massey tied for fifth at 210 "The putter was what did it this said Miss Whitworth three-putted three times for bogeys but 1 was never in any real trouble 1 hit most of the greens in regulation and was fortunate to come back with birdies after the bogeys thought Pat held together very well under the pressure no question going to be a winner many times before she said Miss Bradley who was one over Sunday at 72 said thought I played pretty good today The only thing was that I was not able tc make the crucial putts for birdies that I PACE-500 SontoB Smith 16 20 7 20 Speedy Bnen Porker 4 20 Clippers Comden Nye 3:16 2 Exocto 7-4 paid 201 00 600 Sengo Martin Withee 5 00 2 80 Cope lanpher 2 80 Cape lonpher 2 80 Lakewood Wag Corter 2: 164 Exocto 3-5 paid 10 40 Total handle 81 189 3 00 2 60 2 60 3 20 001 1 SO 0 1 1 0 00 l- 7 Expos 6 Giants 5 LA 16 Braves 6 MONTREAL PB-Plummer 2 HBP Bv Alcala (On tiveros) By Murray (Burns) 2:31 18651 Phillies 6 Cards 3 Zarate has KO win over Zamora TRMS AREMA Class A Gross 1st Bob Girvon Ken duskeag 73 2nd Barry Hobert Bangor 74 3rd Ned Collins Bongor 77 Class A Net 1st Kevin Davis Grond-view 74-69 2nd Jerry Jarell Bangor 74 70 Hal Stewart Hermon 79-70 Class Gross: 1st RW Jones Bongor 80 2nd Harlan Sheppard Bangor 82 3rd Lorry Poge Hermon 82 Closs Net: 1st Gerry Glidden Her mon 80-66 2nd Jeff larrobee Country View 87-71 3rd lorry LaPlonfs Palmyra 87-73: Dennis Redmon Her mon 85-73 Class Gross: 1st Don Maxim Coun try View 84 2nd Roy Blood Country View 88 3rd Jim Therriault Green Volley 91 Closs Net Tie 1st Chris Neilson laveview 96-66 Tom McKinney Coun try View 96-66 John Warren Dover Foxcroft 86-66 Best Ball Gross 1st Mickey Davis Kevin Davilk 67 2nd Barry Hobert Carrie Murray 68 Draw 3rd Borry Hovert Ned Collins 70 Best Ball Net: 1st Chris Neilson Andy Picord 90-64 2nd Chris Neilson Sieve Brown 78-65 Drow 3rd Wayne Hond Fronk Vitro 71-66 Neorest the Pin: V4 Colby Clendenn-ing 5ft 4 in V9 Junior Trocy 6ft 10 in 13 Howord Hodsdon 3ft 5 in 18An dy Carbone 7ft 7in Unity program reset Sunday UNITY The Unity Raceway program scheduled Sunday evening was postponed The entire program has been reset next Sunday at 2 pm There will be a 75-lap feature and racing in three other classes Maine mat team selections set GARDINER The state competition to choose the 12 wrestlers who will represent the state of Maine on the Cultural Exchange was held at Gardiner High School here Saturday As of now it is not known if the team will be allowed to tour Europe by the AAU The boys who triumphed were: Sirois (Madowosko) def Jim Frechette (York County Athletic Club) 13 3 Rowe (YCAC) def Todd McDonough (Winslow) 21 1-4 5 4 1 15'Randy Haskell (Dexter) def Joe Cor mier (YCAC) by two pins 123'lorry Gill (Rumford) def Don Ben nett (YCAC) 9 8 8 6 Winklmonn (YCAC) pinned Mike Page (Dexter) Eon (YCAC) def Dove Smith Rumford) by two pm '154'Pot McLeod (YCAC) pinned Mott Honley (Gardiner) Adam (YCAC) won by forfeit Gotto (Mexico) def Duone Scholler (YCAC) 1 1-3 ond 13-2 1 92 Jeff Savage (YCAC) def Tony Sowyer (Belfost) 6 2 12 I 220'John Doherty (Gordmer) def Roy Dube (YCAC) by pin 10 0 Heovyweiqht'Steve Nokes (Rumford' by forfe-i PHILA Maddox cf Bowa ss Schmdl 3b Lzinski If Martin rf DJhnsn 1b Tolan 1b McCvrc FAdws 2b Carlton ab bi 4 12 2 4 111 5 2 2 0 4 0 2 1 4 0 0 0 2 0 10 10 11 3 110 4 111 4 0 10 ST LOUIS Yog bid If CCarrll ISuttn Devnon ph Tmpftn ss Scott cf HCruz rf Smmnsc KHrndz 1b Reitz 3b Tvson 2b Falcone Urrea Mumry If Total ab bi 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 5 12 0 3 12 0 3 0 0 0 3 113 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 34 3 I 1 San Francisco 000 401 00 6 Montreal 10000200 2- Atkinson Clark LOB San Francisco 0 Montreal 7 2B Cromartie Fer-ez Foli Unser HR McCovev (4) Thomas Foli Dawson IP BB SO 7 1 3 8 3 3 2 0 12322 0 0 0 Barr (W3 1) Lavelie Cey Russell Rockett Gilbreath LOB Los Angeles 7 Atlanta 13 2B Cey Yeager HR Rovster (2) Burroughs (6) Garvev (4) Montanez (3) Matthews (2) INGLEWOOD Calif (AP) Alfonso Zamora came out swinging in the first round aiming for a quick knockdown but less than 15 minutes later he was the victim in the battle of bantamweight champions Carlos Zarate 25 who once had Zamora as a sparring partner knocked out the 23-year-old at 1:11 of the fourth round Saturday night Zarate 119 entered the ring only as a 10-8 favorite and lost the first round to wild swinging attack bv Zamora a (L1 2 Atkinson McEnanev Save -Lavelie (3) 3 5 0 3 1 2 25 Baseball West Side LI tryouts Final West Side Little Leogue tryouts and registration will be held Monday at 5 30 at the 14th Street School field The section will be held the some imp Tuesday if it is postponed Balk Carlton 7 16 A 40 186.