The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 19

B8 THE PANTAGRAPH, SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1981 ISU 's Kraemer hurls no-hitter Otolski's Phase for ISU football I ends team Illinois here Saturday. ISU swept the double-header, winning 3-0 and 3-1. Kraemer struck out nine and walked one to lead ISU to the 3-0 victory ISU's Tonya Gillis moved her record to 5-0 as she allowed just three hits in the nightcap. Wendy Smith hit a solo home run in the second game and had two runs batted in. ISU's record is 14-4.

FIRST GAME Illinois State Southern Illinois 000 IJO 0-000 000 0- 3-6-0 0-0-0 Kraemer (W, 7-1) and Nancy Roth, Clark (L) and Upctiurch. SECOND GAME Illinois State Southern Illinois 010 100 1-010 000 0- 3-5-0 1-3-2 Gillis IW, 501 and Roth. Dapson ID and Upctiurch. CARBONDALE Illinois State University's Bonnie Kraemer faced 22 hitters one over the minimum as she hurled a no-hitter in the first game of a double-header against Southern Vitesse's Martin wins bicycle race Harold Martin of the Normal Vitesse team won a 10-lap bicycle training race Saturday at Miller Park. Teammates Bob Patterson and Steve Hannah placed second and third.

Jay Manthey of the Illinois Valley Wheelmen captured the 15-lap race, with teammates Brett Reckett and Mike Matousek second and third. The Vitesse team's next race at Miller Park will be held next Saturday. ISU women place fourth in track meet MEMPHIS, Tenn. With Rita Lamb, Debbie Kilhoffer and Karen Roth placing second in three separate events, Illinois State University's women's track team finished fourth in the 12-team Lady Tiger Invitational here Saturday. The Redbirds finished with 54 points, well behind Alabama's winning total of 145.

Lamb placed second in the 800-meter run in a time of 2:21.49. Kilhoffer finished as the runner-up in the 100-meter hurdles in 14.11 while Roth ended second in the heptathlon with 5,277 points. Kilhoffer's time and Roth's point total also qualified them for the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women meet at Austin, Texas, in May. POINT TABLE I. Alabama 145, 2 Kansas 118, 3.

Indiana State 61; 4. Illinois State 54, 5. Murray State 53; 4. Western Ky 50, 7. SE Missouri State 46; 8.

Memphis State 28; 9. Morris Brown 25; 10. Middle Tennessee State 22; II. NE Missouri State 8 12. Vanderbilt 7.

ISU RESULTS run Margaret Haskell, 4th, 41.53. Two-mile relay Patty Carrell, Rita Lamb, Marlene Mooney and Lisa Esposito, 5th, 10 12.8. 440-yard relay Mary Unes, Debbie Kilhoffer, Cheryl Johnson and Alicia Hall, 4th, 49 02. 1, 500-meter run Carrell, 6th, 4 55 51. 100-meter run Johnson, 5th, 12.16.

800-meter run Lamb, 2nd, 2:21 49. 880-yard medley Unes. Kilhoffer, Johnson and Hall. 3rd. 1:510.

100-meter hurdles Kilhoffer, 2nd, 14.11. Heptathlon Karen Roth, 2nd, 5,277. Jaeger, Navratilova make Avon finals NEW YORK AP) Andrea Jaeger, pushed to the limit by Sylvia Hanika, defeated her West German foe 6-4, 5-7, 6-4 Saturday to join Martina Navratilova in Sunday's final of the $300,000 Avon tennis championships at Madison Square Garden. offense," he said. "But you can also mutiple yourself to a losing season.

"We're starting with the basics. Football is still a game of blocking, running and tackling and that's what you conceive your offense and defense with." Nifty running by freshman Kevin Jones highlighted the offensive end of the scrimmage. "I thought Jones ran real well," Otolski said. The annual spirited chase for the quarterback job is underway with Central Catholic product Steve Moews, Steve Gumble and Edroy Yancey splitting the duties. Another sometime quarterback, Willie Boyd, will strictly be a receiver.

Gumble connected on a long touchdown pass to Clarence Collins while Moews scampered for a long gain on a quarterback keeper. On defense, Tim Lucas drew praise from Otolski and Octavia High School graduate Rodney Kellar intercepted a pass. Kellar was a tight end last year. Another Central Catholic product, lineman Mike Hagerty, hasn't been at practice all week, Otolski said. It is assumed Hagerty has quit the team, but Otolski said he wasn't sure because Hagerty has yet to talk to him.

The Redbirds have eight more practices leading up to the Red-White Game April 11. By Mark Lewis Saturday's controlled scrimmage marked the end of Phase I of spring practice for the Illinois State University football team and new coach Bob Otolski. It signalled the finish of experimentation with position changes and the initial evaluations of player strengths and weaknesses. "We wanted to assess the talent here during the first two weeks of spring practice," Otolski said. "We also wanted to find out who can play what position.

We don't expect too many moves from this point on." The scrimmage was vintage spring football. A few fumbled snaps here, a couple of interceptions there and the voices of Otolski and his assitants piercing the wonderfully warm March air. "We're making a lot of little mistakes," Otolski said. "That's easy to understand because the players are learning a new system on both offense and defense." The defensive work and good attitude impressed Otolski, a former Indiana University assistant. "I was really pleased with the defensive improvement," Otolski said.

"The other thing that sticks out in my mind is the attitude as far as the players trying to win and trying to improve." Injuries have been few and far between, something Otolski attributes to Clarence Collins training directed above the shoulders. "First of all, we're not going to have injuries," he said. "We'll have pain, but not injuries." That should bring a welcome sigh of relief to ISU fans which have watched the quarterback corps and other positions become decimated by injuries over the past few years. "Our trainer said he's never seen so few injuries and a lot of that has to do with your head," Otolski said. "The kids are much more mentally tough.

We're not very deep and can't afford injuries. "The players are starting to realize the difference between pain and injuries. Football is a game of hitting and there's a certain amount of pain involved." Considering Otolski tutored under the irrepressible Lee Corso at Indiana, one can expect an offense full of surprises to a point. "We're going to be using a multiple Sale 2 for $74 Weather Tamer Radial. Reg.

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