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liscQurit 9054 wllh componenls. 66W EIA. 20 pp.ed bass and ireble I I )le plays from 1 lo 6 1e wilh d1amond slylus 1lly. ctty. t.Ti Ledger 9po1111 Editor With the re.turn of the things are dark agalh for golfers (eltcept.those who befieve tlie old ranis onTgolf, coorse" but Monday sun81iine-r0f Amoii Milzzant.

EhwQOd golfer, playing the Allegheny C9Unty at the North Park Caurse, a He suilk a tiole. playing with Bill)'iutter, and Aubrey the were Dave Petrella Ellwood City and Larry was the second ace of Mazzant's Paced by the fine Mazzant fired a 73, tying for second in the division. Chess may nor be considered a sport, but some verj competition will begin Sunday in the unlikely locale of when Fischer of the U.S. will cha.Uenge 'BOris. Spassky of the U.S.S.R.

world Fischer, a chess prodigy he a yoong ieenager 15. years has had an career, but this time he given a. than even chance to 'defeat Spassky the title frorri the Russians, have had it'locked up since 1900. i RISES Manley of tile Oregpn Club on the rim of the first water barrier on the second. heat of the at the Olympic trials has in must score yesterday in' Eugene, Ore.

won the 4efend the title. (over a series) "Yhile Fischer needs 12 1 12' event in Games last year, got become the new champion, and thatSpaasky is.5-5Jln·head-to.head: up to win yesterday. in 8:34.8. Trying to avoid a.gainst Fischej. the finals, Manley are Don Timm (397) and Mark Llirson.

played superlative chess, one poirit a rovi' 1 chess are tied arid tbl5 feat was com: pared to pitching 12 in a Fo- ur u.n 1 e- Highlights of the matches television, and eV.im.if yOu: have little knowledge of chess, chauvinism shoold have Jn-. or 'MoQse golf d' th'. edg' es terested in the outcome. With one week left in the first Mar's nine. Tony ox lD DID' Ron Semkiew won half of the seasor four teams had a Vince Galati l' 'in for the 38 arid Dike Perry Len By HERSCHEL NISSENSON ploded for eight in the Dick Allen socked a two-run n's.

AAU.Championships; the 4 4 championship or the Moose Golf. and Sal Cogliani 39s. Press Sports Wrlte'r ninth-the last on Bill homer for the White Sox in the Semkiew earlier had thrown IO fe.t;t, League: Carine! had the net of.32 time Freehan's grand homer to-support Wilbur nation's best high school'tilss The two top teams, the while Ottaviani: and Macioge the friendly left field will! ihto the screen atop that ever-Wood's 12th pitching victory, a MacDonaldh, h1.t a home and the nefted34s. Bciston's Fenway Park he seven-hitter. runmthelastof.t.

eslxth.mnlng Parascenzo played to 13-13 deadlock Carlnci led the it with run-scoring Sox H-4. Torriq John Mayberry arid to break a 13-13 be and 'while Pezzis beat and F.rank Barsotti. double as a brash young rookie That increased Detroit's lead Ed Kirkpatrick provided some Wayne a win over Post-Gazette andJoriJlef: 8 edit9r'at 15-11 to move into Jour and a half. Macioge 'with the Yprk Yankees in in American League lusty hitting in Kahsas City's the LJOns a Farm a fine of car contention. The fiye points his 1950.

to two games over Minnesota. Mayberry, at Wayne Field in the McKnight one recently and he was': downed the Veticas 15-11 in the Ottaviani anil Oogliani had The last time saw it was more which lost to the batting .538 with five home last standing in ihe rain. A boy stopped, picked him up 'ami drove iuin other: match. five points each for the TIJ.ursday night' as manager of 'kees '4-3, and sent t6e Tigers runs 19 RBI over had around20 minutes until they fourid.a gas station 0 and have Ottavianis. Detroit Tigers 'and his ar-' home to begin a (our-game II games, drove in five runs for IWY Johns a tr1ple points: Franuses leads in point race dor hadn't cooled one bit.

series with the in a night, one coming on his double and Todd Chapman, could help. The young left withoUt for thanks. 103, Pezzis. with whil.e Coder, "Anything in this py frame of mind. nintn homer of the season that DeVito and Kevin Hem- ot.tav1a111s 75'." and Galah and Mac10ge have 16 usujlllY Chicago and the doubles MacJOge and Carl eaclJ and Ray Foley Martm sa1d the TJgers, land split a mg.

K1rkpatr1ck, who had a had three medalist Ji1hn Boots and Bull DeNome blanked for by While Sox winniilg. oPener double irl the first and Eric Carothers a honors w1th par 36s balls. rookie Lynn McGlothen, 4-0 and the taking the night- fpllowed with a homer of double for the Lwns. cap Kansas City took two h1s own: got the wm from Blyleven 1 0. 'tf 1 on 1 1ky I VV Q.

pir i W.ll. f. now, 7-0 on the Mtr' OS Vl. ctor. 'Freehan started big in of four as the.

season. inning by reaching first on Royals took the lead. Cesar To- 'an error by Boston var, Bobby' Darwin and Erler baseman Gri'tnn. With Soderholm 'ho111ered for the a1 By IIAL BOCK the ball to instead of on seven hits and. struck out 13: out, AI walked and Twins during the twin bilL Sports Writer pitchihg it to him.

but he had to th'row pitches singles by Jim Northrup The scored For the Los Angeles Dodger Norm Miller opened the Astro after surviving shaky start. Paul Jata each drove in a run unearned runs in the first fans in the audience today, with a pinch single and--The P.hillies pounded 17 hits" 'a'nd drove McGlot.l)en ning and Earl Stephenson, with eagu i. is some good and Jim for then against four Met Tony Taylor greeted reliev.er help from Frank Linzy, made there is bad news. out later, Cesar Greg Luzinski Larry Bowa Don Newhauser with. a stand up to the team First, the The Cedeno, wh? had a two-run collecting three apiece and Don filling.

si.ngle a winning Sf(IDdintTS cuttmg the1r f1eld-homer grounded to Mm1ey. and Bill Robinson tag-McAuliffe the score w1lh a longest smce the franch1se was mg errors. They five Garvey. The. third 'baseman's ging home runs Even Carlton twQ-run double.

Bill Lee, the founded in Seattle in 1969. 1 booboos. three ago throw got by Valentine, pair of hits a t11ird pitcher of the liming, Rookie. Art Kusnyer reduced that total to lhree on second, for an error clutch two-run single that gave walked load-- drove in five runs with a triple Thursday. wind up on' third base Philadelphia the lead for keeps ing the and fired a and double'and Vada Now, the bad news.

They're and second. in the fifth inning. -called th1rd str1ke past Ike slammed a three-run homer as still losing ball games in the Next; Jim Wynn bounced St. Louis all its Brown for the second out. But California routed Texas.

field. other grounder. to Garvey and runs in the sixth inning beat drilled the next pitcli son's fifth hornet and Kusnyer's Ninth inning errors by Bobby this time, the' baseman Chicago. Ron Santo's iwo-out for his fourlh home run of the a Valentine and Steve Garvey de- threw away error permitted the Cards' season and career grand run third ihj'hg. livere'd a gift run that tied lowing Miller to score ning run to score: slam.

Thursday's gaine for stopped at 'third Burt Hooton was worldng on, the.eigh~- Rain-- eluges and then a and Wynn wound up at second. a 2-o and had retired game wmomg streak ot co: riJpre runs and was all the help the As: 13 in order before Rick Jim and -area fields Vlclo for the Astros, Watson Wise opened the Cardinals' lnm the f1rst smce who mpved to within one; half with two-run giving sixth with a single. Sept. 26, 1969: They chased of fi.rst Cincinnati the victory. Lou hitting safely in three 'runs in the Ram played, h.avoc.

'with the Nalwnal League's West J1m Barr spaced eight hits-his 15th consecutive game mmng on Ron 111 baseball 10 the area against Cincinnati and helped-bled Wise to third and the homer and RBI singles by Jer- as. mg as most games were In NL action Thursday, build San FranCisco's. winning scored on an jrifield out. ry Kenney and winning pitCher Ill' ASSOCIATED PRESS American League Detroit Baltimore Boston New York Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland Chicago Minnesota. Kansas City California Texas East L.

Pet. G.B. 36 29 .540 27 .443 8 34 .443 8. 'E1 35 435 8 26 37 .413 10 West 43.22 .66238 .5115 34 29 .540 7 31 '32' .492 11 31. .463 13 26 38 .406 San edged Cincinnati run a seventh-inning One Joe Torre singled scored big for ripped the tying run and after what proved.

to be tlle Ewmg Pa.rk Chewton vs. York T1to ruentes. Ted with an- off Leonhard, City 111 a North Montreal 9-0, St. LoUJs topped ants' a smgle and other hit booted Jose th1rd on Bobby tr1ple Ellwood 11 w. 1 Pet.

G.B; Chjcago and San Diego m.ovt;<~ on Cruz' Torre to Roy White's vs. an Pittsburgh. 24 Atlanta 8,6. ho.t-~1ttmg Chr1s Spe1edlned a score St. Louis' lead run.

Gnch hoJllered for Balli more. was out. New York 40 26 'The 'wiped; out an: single to. left, deliver! rig Rookie Dave cracked Chicago 36 29 early 'tlth the run; four hits his first Iemyre after Jnll)ngs St. Louis 33 33 8' the score on Lefebvre's Spe1er's smgle was his 14th hit homer and b.lanked the OriOles on one h1t 11 SOIIIY Nos Montreal: 29 'n 439 '12 tllreetrUJI pihch homer in the in six games.

drove In three runs as San 'the rest of the way for or -oun Philadelphia 24 41 inning. Then Los Angeles Diego whipped tops in the majors. Leag'ii'e 6 p.m., followed 'toqk the bn in the fourth imling when Padres collected 14 hits Oaltland maintained its five- a od between Cincinnati 41 26 612 t. in the bottom of lhf! -nr Bench and Tony Perez Roberts, the No. 1 choice lead over Chicago in the 1 11 Houston 41 .603 cqnsecutive pitches for in baseball's free agent draft AL West' by a twin ony, 0 an.

1 Los Angeles 36 31 537 when the home The homers were -last month, ripping twQ sil)gles Epstein's games ramed out Atlanta 30 36. :455 played dirty, trick on the Bench's 20th and Perez' 12th. doUble in. addition to his elghth-mmng was and JUSt ore League, San 'ET. 46 .370 17 V.odg~rs.

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