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4 RIDAY JUNE 28 1974 LORENCE MORNING NEWS CC JUNIOR INVITATIONAL Walters Wins Tourney Three Tied or irst Round Western Open Lead i Andrews To Play or The Citadel THINKING BUYING JEROME ANDREWS A SMALL CAR 'W TRY ONE OR THE WEEKEND MAVERICK $1200 uvuig a lvmuic RENT A CAR ST The Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina Member DIC IIMgi? SHIM fif flJIGI 0I9 lilM tfi Hili Ws PLUS 05c PER MILE times" he said "It was some experience I will just have to put up with it at the Citadel" "I was treated real nice when 1 visited the Citadel and I think least I hope Andrews says that he think that he will make the military a career after college "I am thinking about majoring in physical education I have my mind on coaching when I get out of school but if there was player didn't seem real thrilled with his military experience at ork Union but has lined him self up for four more years of it with the Cadets "The military was OK at By GREGORY MARTIN Morning News Sports Editor Jerome Andrews the speedy West lorence High back of two HORNE ORDING 669 2121 600 COIT ST relief help from Tom Hilgendorf and Tom Buskey rank Duffy drew a two out walk in the fifth off Roger Moret 1 2 then Bell tripled to The owners have accused the players of anarchy and have indicated they would be willing to play the 1974 season with rookies and free agents The players counter they are just seeking their basic rights as free Americans and will try to dissuade non union members from siding with management Picket lines will be set up at the training camps beginning with the first one Wednesday in San Diego and also around the College All Star game in Chicago June 26 No one will comment publicly on how long the strike will last Many of the players believe the preseason camps are too long and that the exhibition season because of the relatively small salaries they receive for its games are not necessary The owners say most of their profits come from the exhibition season 't SI Jim Colbert a playoff winner of the American Golf Classic last weekend hada 77 Australian Bruce Crampton shot 76 Arnold Palmer had 74 Ben Crenshaw took 81 strokes one of some two dozen scores of 80 or over 209 211 211 219 221 222 224 224 225 225 225 226 226 227 228 left center field and scored on Brohamer's single to right 4 41 I 4 strike Contract negotiations broke off Wednesday owners will try to lever age you against us in our strike efforts for freedom and equal ity" said Curry will put forth great efforts to have you arrive at the training camp sites The owners may give you free transportation increase your per diem and give you a bonus to come to camp "The NL players have had these money tactics played upon them for he said NLPA and its mem bers are fighting for protection freedom and equality for all participants in the rookies and veterans There are many situating factors inter pretations and changes that must be made in the NL uniting our strength we will be able to make the neces sary changes to benefit all ath letes who take up the occupa tion of professional said Curry career victory a 2 1 triumph over the Boston Red Sox Perry 6 7 became the 69th pitcher in major league history to reach that plateau He gave up seven hits and struck out three batters without issuing a WASHINGTON (AP) sign Moses Malone one of the Clemson and New Mexico uni top high school basket versities are being investigated ball players according to the by the NCAA for alleged re Washington Post cruiting violations in trying to The Post reported that Clem The letter was signed by Bill of the Houston Oilers president of the NLPA The owners have planned to use rookies and free agents in exhibition and regular season games if the veterans are on was two strokes ahead of John Cubelic of Columbia and Mi chael King of Anderson in three days of play over the 6359 yard par 71 lorence Country Club course Cubelic and King had to play off for second with Cubelic win ning on the third hole with a par King turned in the best round a 5 under par 66 for a tourney score of 211 Cubelic soared to a 72 but tied King on 70 67 72 73 66 72 74 71 66 73 70 76 67 75 79 69 73 80 74 72 78 72 74 78 76 70 79 72 76 77 74 74 77 73 74 79 71 77 78 72 76 79 74 74 80 NC AC Mike Holland of Bishopville had a one under par 70 in the final round to win the first flight championship while Marion owler of Lake City finished second with a 221 and Scott Lan der also of Lake City grabbed third place with a 222 total By TOM SEPP AP Sports Writer WASHINGTON (AP) The shirts and the bumper stick ers appear to tell the whole story: reedom No oot ball'1 The National ootball League is faced with a strike by its players Monday Ix cause there has been no agreement on a ne contract with the primary stumbling block being the so called freedom Since their national convention in Las Vegas last year the players have been crisscrossing the nation with what the 12p!) member NL Players Association says is its primary demand in negotiations freedom Negotiations begun March 16 between the union and the NL Management Council the bargaining agent reached an almost insurmountable impasse Wednesday when the nine freedom issues were to be discussed The players say the other 59 demands cannot be discussed meaningfully until the freedom issues are dispensed with The owners say they are willing to discuss modification of the rules and regulations governing the players actions but will not talk about their elimination as they say the union wants The reedom issues as demanded by the players are: of the option clause: the so called Rozelle rule in which Commissioner Pete Rozelle compensates a team when an athlete plays out his option and moves to another club: and the current waiver system of the commissioner from any role in the injury or non injury grievance procedure and the appointment of a neutral third party arbitrator to handle all disputes of the current individual player contract and in its place a contract providing for mutuality of rights and obligations of the commissioner's authority to discipline players and elimination of all fines of reserve lists and it is understood that the relationship between the player and the club and the league shall be governed exclusively by the collective bargainingagreement and the individual player contract veteran player may cancel any trade in which he is in volved and further if he agrees to a trade he may cancel the compensation portion of his contract and renegotiate it with the team to which he has been traded club shall have the authority to limit impair or affect the right of any view grievance complaint or opinion on any matter related to conditions of employment or their better ment All files relating to a player shall be open during reasonable times to inspection by the player or his designated representative psychological and personality i esting of players shall be eliminated LORENCE JACK WALTERS TAKES PUTTER ROM HIS CADDY DURING SECOND ROUND Wallers Carded a One Over Par 72 Thursday or a Two Stroke Victory in the CC Invitational son allegedly offered the 6 foot 11 Malone the table money that would be used to help him purchase an automo It also reported that New Mexico assistant John Whis enant allegedly allowed Malone to drive his auto until Peters burg Va HighSchool officials ordered a stop to the practice Malone signed a grant in aid last Thursday to attend Mary land one of the top contenders along with Clemson New Mexi co and North Carolina State in pursuing Malone Maryland and North Carolina State were beyond reproach clean as a whistle and stake my life on the Post quoted Petersburg High School athletic director Bob Kilbourne as saying Wednes day schools did he said refusing to name the schools Clemson coach Tates Locke was quoted by the Post as say ing he would be "amazed if the NCAA charged us with anything illegal ridiculous" The NCAA deelined comment on its Reported investigation i salt WASHINGTON (AP) The National ootball League Play ers Association Thursday asked all rookies to stay away from the training camps that open next week The union says it will strike Monday because of failure to reach an agreement with the owners It sent a letter to rookies soliciting their support in effort for your own ben efits protectionsand The fetter said the NL play ers have been cajoled promised and paid monies by the NL owners Why would veteran players wish to strike if the atmosphere in the NL were as rosy as the owners years ago plans to attend the Citadel on a football scholarship this fall after a fine campaign with ork Union Military Academy last season He savs he scored eieht or nine touchdowns for ork ork Union except for a few Inion as the club went through the season with only a loss to the William and Mary junior varsity marring its record ork Union is a orep school and he will enter the Citadel as that overall I will like it At a freshman with four years of eligibility Citadel coaches said that I could more than likely help them a whole Andrews commented "I am going to give it all The former Shrine Bowl HONOR ART ROONEY YONKERS NY (AP) Art Rooney Sr patriarch of the family owned Yonkers Race way will be honored at the US Harness Assn an nual dinner dance at Yonkers Raceway on Sunday Sept 8 010 000 1 000 020 2 BBell Darryl Morris of Savannah Ga and Pat Lynn of North Au gusta in the title flight did not turn in cards CAROLINA 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU CENTAL 665 0802 294 PALMETTO 'J4 fct THE48 MONTH NEW CAR LOAN ANOTHER IRST OR BANK any way that I could make the pros I would accept that' any Andrews savs that the com petition at ork Union didn't seem to be much rougher than it did in high school but that there were some good com petitors at the school He says that he likes playing football just for the fun of itas well as the scholarship He says that he also likes basketball swimming fixing up his car and having a good time The freshman players report to the Citadel Aug 14 for the issuing of uniforms and the rest of the squad shows up on Aug 18 round Other finishers in order were Art Hightower Moncks Comer 219 Jay Cudd Augusta Ga 221 John Atkinson Columbia 222 Johnny Banks Camden and Johnny Register lorence 224 Chuck Statler Columbia Charles Roundtree Lexington and Crews Bell Bishooville 225 Michael Carlisle Aiken and Jeff isher Matthews NC 266 rank Ellerbee La the basis of low rounds in the tta 227 Kevin King Win two previous days ston Salem NC 228 Rain delayed play for an hour about half way through the final Boston Aualartri Cleveland 1 Boston 4 Cleve tin ind out if you ciualify ai any Bank participating new car dealer1 By BOB GREEN Lee Trevino took a 74 and AP Golf Writer at all disturbed about it OAK BROOK Ill (AP Veteran rank Beard scram bled and struggled to a one un der par 70 and tied two others for the first round lead Thurs day in the $200000 Western Open Golf Tournament Veteran Bob Goalby and ob scure rookie Gary McCord also had 70s and were the only other in the 144 man field able to break par 71 on the 7002 yards of woods and water trees and single that gave traps worry and woe that make Cleveland's Jim Perry his 200th up the new Butler National ooit Club course The three year old layout being played by the touring pros for the first time will be a per manent site for this venerable old event that has skipped from place to place since its inception wak before getting ninth inning in 1899 And the course took its toll Defending champion Billy Cas per a four time Western win ner had a 78 Curry Asks Rookies To Stay Away rom Camp SPECIAL RATES PINTO HO00 Tribe Skins Bosox CLEVELAND (AP) Buddy Bell drilled a game tying triple in the fifth inning Thursday night then scored on Jack PLUS PER MILE RIDAY ATERNOON UNTIL MONDAY MORNING 8 O'CLOCK Jack Walters a hometown Thursday with a 1 over par 72 in sharpshooter captured the 26th the final round and a 209 total annual lorence Junior In The 18 year old player who vitational golf tournament' enters Wofford College this fall CHAMPIONSHIP LIGHT: Jack Wallers lorenuj John Cubelic Columbia (Won Playoff) Mike King Anderson Art Hightower Moncks Corner Jay Cudd Augusta Ga John Atkinson Columbia Johnny Banks Camden Tommy Register Horence Chuck Statler Columbia Charles Roundtree Lexington Crews Bell Bishopville Mike Carlisle Aiken Jeff Pisher Matthews NC rank Ellerbe Latta Kevin King Winston Salem Darryl Morris Savannah Pat Lynn Augusta 1' puS int' Cd Gives you JI 'No reedom No ootball' Say NL Players As Deadline Nears Greg Johnson of Martinez Georgia nipped out Steven Stroup and Daryl Tiddy of Charlotte for second flight honors Johnson had a 226 54 hole score while Stroup had a 227 and Tiddy a 228 reddy Collins won the third flight with a 234 total while Lake Evans Godwin defeated Chip Hood of Charleston in a playoff for second place in the flight with a 235 score Other flight winners were iRocky ryer of Martinez win ning the fourth flight Mike Yeargins of Charlotte defeating Ricky Sogal in a playoff for fifth flight and Edward Hartnett of Bennettsville capturing the six th flight awards Hal McGill of Kingstree won the class championship and little Scooter Grubb won the class title Clemson And New Mexico Accused Of Violations I'1' i A 4 K''' x'? 45 4 lib A Xi 1 BOSTON CLEVELAND ab bi ab bi Harper dh '4010 BBellnOb 3111 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