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THE DECATUR DAILY REVIEW Decatur, Illinois, Friday, May 23. 1980 Page A 5 Sports coreboara Sports in brief By The Associated Press Golf League leaders Based on 75 at Bats. National League Major league baseball American League AB Pet. ReitzStL 36 128 12 47 .367 RSmith LA 35 127 22 43 .339 Hendrick StL 36 136 21 46 .338 KHerndzStL 36 140 26 47 .336 Templeton StL 36 159 25 53 .333 Simmons StL 33 106 21 35 .330 BRobinsonPgh 29 77 11 25 .325 SHendersn NY 24 94 11 30 .319 JCruz Htn 35 129 19 41 .318 Cabell Htn 36 133 21 42 .316 tin it nmnMriMfti iiiTraMfiiiniiViifiiVhin rnimgi irirTi inr inar mffiiini EAST Pet. GB New York 22 14 .611 Toronto 19 16 .543 2'j Boston 19 18 .514 3V2 Milwaukee 16 18 .471 5 Baltimore 17 21 .447 6 Detroit 16 20 .444 6 Cleveland 15 20 .429 6Vi WEST Chicago 16 .579 Kansas City fjl 16 .568 Vz Oakland 20 18 .526 2 Texas 19 18 .514 2Vj Seattle 19 20 .487 3V California 16 20 .444 5 Minnesota 16 22 421 6 CORNING, N.Y.

Donna Caponi Young fired a course record 6-under-par 66 to take the lead Friday after the opening round of the Ladies Professional Golf Association's $100,000 Corning Classic. Barbara Barrow, Debbie Massey and Karolyn Kertman were at 70. Tennis ROME Top-seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argentina defeated Hank Pfister 6-4, 7-5 to move into the quarterfinals of the $200,000 Italian Open tennis tournament Friday. In other action, Czechoslovakia's Tomas Smid ousted France's Thierry Tulasne 1-6, 75, 6-1; Mexico's Raul Ramirez beat Argentine Jose-Luis Clerc 7-6, 3-6, 7-6; fourth-seeded Eddie Dibbs withdrew from his match with Yannick Noah of France, trailing 0-6, 0-1, and Eliot Teltscher beat Peter McNamara of Australia 7-6, 6-3. feated Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 5-7, 6-0 in the $75,000 Bavarian International Tennis Championships.

In other matches, France's Chris-tophe Freyss beat Christoph Zipf of West Germany 7-6, 7-3; Zeljko Franu-lovic of Yugoslavia eliminated West German Peter Elter a 6-4, 6-3 and Klaus Eberhard of West Germany beat Chris Lewis of New Zealand 6-4, 6-1. Olympics WASHINGTON The U.S. Court of Appeals upheld a lower court and ruled the U.S. Olympic Committee acted legally when it voted to boycott the Moscow Games. A three-judge panel issued its ruling just hours after the appellate judges heard oral argument in the case.

The April 12 boycott vote was challenged by 25 Olympic hope General WISE, Va. Glenn E. Roberts Emory Henry College's high-scoring basketball star of the 1930s and one of the pioneers of the jump shot, died Friday. He was 67. MEXICO CITY Former Los Angeles Dodgers star Willie Davis has been named to manage the VeraCruz Eagles of the Mexican League.

Davis replaced Miguel Sotelo, who resigned to supervise the club's farm system. CLEVELAND Profesional basketball player Terry Furlow was killed early today in a one-car accident in suburban Linndale.l Police said Furlow's car went out of control on Interstate 71 and crashed into a utility pole. He was pronounced dead at the scene. HOME RUNS Luzinski, Philadelphia, 11; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 10; Garvey. LosAngeles, Kingman, Chicago, Martin, Chicago, Baker, LosAngeles, RSmith, LosAngeles, 7.

RUNS BATTED IN Garvey, LosAngeles, 36; RSmith, LosAngeles, 29; McBride, Philadelphia, 28; Knight, Cincinnati, 28; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 27; Hendrick, St.Louis. 27. PITCHING (4 Decisions) Reuss. LosAngeles, 5 0, 1.000; Sutton. LosAngeles, 4 0, 1.000; Bibby, Pittsburgh, 5 1.

Carlton, Philadelphia. 7 2, Blue, San-Francisco, 6 2. Bahnsen, Montreal, 3 1, Jackson, Pittsburgh, 3 1, Welch, LosAngeles, 3 1, Shirley, San Diego, 3 1, .750. American League THURSDAY'S RESULTS New York 5, Toronto 1 Baltimore 5, Detroit 1 Texas 12, California 6 Kansas City 16. Oakland 2 Only games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES Detroit (Morris 4 4) at Baltimore (Stone 5 3) (n) Cleveland (Spillner 3 2) at Boston (Stanley 2 4), (n) New York (Tiant 2 2) at Toronto (Mirabella 4 2), (n) Minnesota (Redfern 6-l)at Milwaukee (Travers 12), (n) Kansas City (Leonard 2 4) at California (Tanana 2 4), (n) Texas (Jenkins 2 3) at Oakland (McCatty 3- 4) n) Chicago (Burns 5 2) at Seattle (Honeycutt 6 1), 9:35 p.m.

SATURDAY'S GAMES BERLIN Sylvia Hanika upset Virginia Wade 4-6, 6-1, 7-5 and Bettina Bunge ousted Sue Barker 6-2, 6-0, leading West Germany to a 3-0 victory over Britain in the quarterfinals of the Federation Cup women's team tennis Championship. Earlier, Dianne Fromholtz and Wendy Turnbull defeated Nina Bohm and Helena Anliot 6-3, 6-3, giving Australia a 2-1 victory over Sweden. AB Pet. Woods Tor 23 81 13 31 .383 Landreaux Mn 37 145 18 53 .366 Trammell Det 33 115 27 41 .357 Bumbry Bal 37 139 24 49 .353 Molitor Mil 33 140 28 49 .350 BBell Tex 35 140 22 49 .350 Molinaro Chi 32 83 16 29 .349 Revering Oak 32 107 17 37 .346 Yount Mil 33 136 33 47 .346 Summers Det 28 91 16 31 .341 MUNICH, West Germany (AP) Chris Roger-Vazzelin of France de New York at Toronto Cleveland at Boston Texas at Oakland Detroit at Baltimore, (n) Minnesota at Milwaukee, (n) Kansas City at California, (n) Chicago at Seattle, 9:35 p.m. National League Answer to Previous Puzzle Prep tennis BOYS STATE MEET AT ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Singles Matt Day (MacArthur) defeated Rich Nay-den (Rich Central) 6 1.

6-0 Day defeated Keith Jensen (Homewood-Flossmoor) 6 0, 2 6, 6 2 (Day plays Joe Vassen of Belleville West at 9 a.m. today in third round) Tom Beurka (Glenbard East) defeated Randy Evans (Eisenhower) 6 2, 6 4 Evans defeated Mike Cavanaugh (Rantoul) 6 0, 6 1 in losers bracket (Evans continues in losers bracket today) Doubles Jim Downing Mike Shaw (MacArthur) defeated Craig McNay Jeff Green (Quincy) 6 2, 60 Jay Johnson Doug Leddon (Homewood-Flossmoor) defeated Downing Shaw (Downing Shaw in losers bracket today) 'Jim Carr-Steve Stengel (Eisenhower) defeated Mark Cheng Pete Karczewski (Elgin). 6 2, 6 3 Andy Wright Brian. Henderson (Lake Forest) defeated Carr-Stengel 6 1, 6 3 (Carr-Stengel in losers bracket today) Boys baseball Khoury League Bantam League J.D. Johnson 15, and A Electric 12 Decor Paint 8, Swartz Restaurant 4 Country Companies 17, Cook's Sporting Goods 8 Moomey Painting 7, Skelly Roofing 6 Hilltop Western Wear 16, No.

1 Forsyth 10 Tri Manor Motel 12, No. 1 Tom Taylor 9 Binder Plumbing 12, Essex Wire 2 Marvel York Credit Union 7, Crescent Cleaning 1 Chic Division Jan Maid Service 19, Thornton Welding 9 Pixie Division Dairy Queen 14, Tom's Grill 4 Northwest American White Sox 23. Tigers 2 Orioles 16. Twins 3 Indians 8, Athletics 4 Royals 18, Yankees 8 Bill Elliott posts lofty batting mark at Parkland Bill Elliott, former Eisenhower High School standout in baseball and basketball, finished with a .475 batting average at Parkland College in Champaign, the fifth. highest average among players in the National Junior College Athletic Association.

Elliott also pitched for Parkland and ranked fourth in strikeouts with 42 in 29 innings, an average of 1.45 an inning. Elliott is working in Champaign this summer and will return to Parkland for his sophomore year this fall. Clinton High names new football coach Gregory Douglas, 29, of Topeka, is the new head football coach at Clinton High School. He was an assistant coach the past two years in Topeka after four years as an assistant coach at Murphysboro High School. From Paxton, Douglas is a Southern Illinois University graduate.

Selected from a group of 60 applicants, he replaces Steve Hagenbruch. Clinton had records of 1-8, 3-6 and 0-9 under Hagenbruch. 4 area baseball players are on all-star team Four Central Illinois players were picked on the East team for the Illinois Coaches Association all-star baseball doubleheader June 20. at Peoria. They are pitcher Mark Daugherty, Charleston; shortstop Kevin Seitzer, Lincoln; third baseman Mike Kiernan, Mount Zion, and outfielder Brian Effingham St.

Anthony. Mike Tabor, Effingham pitcher, was picked as an alternate. HOME RUNS Oglivie, Milwaukee, 10; Velez, Toronto, ReJackson, New York, Zisk, Texas. Thomas, Milwaukee, Rudi. California, Smalley, Minnesota, Armas.

Oakland, 7. RUNS BATTED IN Velez, Toronto, 29; BBell, Texas, 29; Oglivie, Milwaukee, 28; Oliver, Texas, 28; Armas, Oakland, 27. PITCHING (4 Decisions) Rainey, Boston, 4 0, 1.000; Guidry, New York, 4 0, 1.000; John, New York, 7 1, Redfern, Minnesota, 6 1, Honeycutt, Seattle, 6 1. Dotson, Chicago, 5 1, Martin, KansasCity, 5 1. 6 Tied With .750.

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Rj I A El YES is je a. JLJ I I JJ jr JJ.AA-Y. kLL EDGE XI I I I NiE Uh IS I A BAST XLA -LJL JL I DOWN 1 2 3 4 ACROSS 1 Actress Gabor 4 Unseemly 9 Got away 10 Plant harmful to cattle, (comp. wd.) 13 Taverns 14 Held in wonder 1 5 Those in office 1 6 Mother sheep 17 Dogmata 18 New England cape 20 Become oxidized 23 Garner 26 Food sampler 30 Depravity 31 Novelist Bagnold 33 Year (Sp.) 34 Conger 35 Charcoal 36 Suits 37 Parts of act 39 Use 41 Over (Ger.) 43 Hold up 44 Old Glory 47 Blockhead Brilliance Adaptable Commercials Martini ingredient Conjunction Is in' store for Church seats Pour Federal inves Bobby Walzel Golf comes first Walzel, Lietzke lead in Memorial By GEORGE STRODE DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) Bobby Wal-zel's job as a crude oil purchaser is suffering this week. His share of the lead in the Memorial Golf Tournament stands in the way.

"This week, I may not touch it (oil). I'm too pumped up," said Walzel after he and Bruce Lietzke equaled the Muirfield Village course record Thursday with 5-under-par 67s in the opening round. Walzel virtually quit the game last year. After an operation to remove a benign tumor from his rib cage, the 30-year-old Texan went to work for a small Houston refinery. "I was down on golf.

I was frustrated. But I started practicing well at Christmas time. So I decided to go back to golf," said Walzel, who one-putted 10 times on Muirfield's treacherous greens. Walzel's bid to win his first regular tour title in seven years could be difficult. Lietzke has been a leader in his last five rounds and admits his adrenalin is in high gear.

"I had confidence coming in here," said last week's winner at Fort Worth, Texas. "It was a very casual round today. I didn't put too much pressure on myself." The monster Jack Nicklaus created may have played as easy as it ever will. Ideal weather led tt 27 sub-par rounds, eight of them under 70. Former Masters and PGA National champion Ray Floyd was one shot behind at 68.

Tom Weiskopf, Don Pooley, Tom Purtzer, Peter Jacobsen, and Mike Reid matched 69s. The ominous figure of Nicklaus, mired in the deepest slump of his career, loomed at 71. The tournament's host said, "I've made some changes in my putting and my short putts were better today." Tom Watson, seeking his fourth title in his last five starts, struggled to his highest round in his last seven tournaments. This year's leading money winner had 74. Walzel labeled his 28-putt round his best in a year and cracked, "Now I know how Watson must feel each week.

I played with him a couple of times this year. He showed me the attitude it takes." Walzel, the winner of $166,000 in his checkered career, sank a downhill 40-foot eagle putt at 15 to go with four birdies. Lietzke also eagled the 490-yard par-5 15th with an 18-foot putt. "I'd like to see how long I can keep' my mini-streak going. I'm sure Watson didn't believe he could go 12 rounds in the lead this year.

I'm hitting the driver and three-wood just about where I want to," said Lietzke. Still, the 28-year-old Lietzke said his current confidence does not approach 1977, when he went 26 straight rounds with par or lower. "I'm not hitting the ball as well. I never thought about shooting over par then. I have to think pretty hard now," said Lietzke, chasing a possible two-week payday of $108,000.

First prize in this $360,000 tournament is $54,000. Portions of the final rounds Saturday and Sunday will be carried by CBS. Taylorville tourney set Lake Shore golf course in Taylorville will be closed to open play on Sunday until 1 p.m., because of the Sutton Memorial amateur tournament. 5 6 7 8 9 42 Indian music mode 44 Sunshine state (abbr.) 45 Flees punishment 46 King Mongkut's tutor 48 Dry.as wine 50 Legal document THURSDAY'S RESULTS San Diego 6, Pittsburgh 4 Houston 8, New York 5 Only games scheduled TODAY'S GAMES Los Angeles (Sutton 4 0) at Chicago (Lamp 2 p.m. San Francisco (Knepper 3-4) at Pittsburgh (Bibby 5 1), (n) Montreal (Lee 13) at Cincinnati (La Coss 3-3), (n) Atlanta (Matula 3 2) at New York (Burris 2 3), (n) Houston (Ryan 2 3) at Philadelphia (Carlton 7 2), (n) San Diego (Rasmussen 15) at St.

Louis (Fulgham 12), 7:35 p.m. SATURDAY'S GAMES Atlanta at New York Los Angeles at Chicago, 1:15 p.m. Montreal at Cincinnati, (n) Houston at Philadelphia, (n) San Francisco at Pittsburgh, (n) San Diego at St.Louis, 7:05 p.m. Linescores American League YANKEES 5, BLUE JAYS 1 New York 000 000 1405 8 1 Toronto 000 100 0001 8 0 23 Horse directives 24 With (Fr.) 25 Employ anew 27 Endgate 28 Inner (pref.) 29 Blushing 32 Compass point 35 Second month (abbr.) 36 Fleet post office (abbr.) 38 Native lump of gold 40 Housewife's title (abbr.) Bobby Walzel 33 34 67 Bruce Lietzke 35 3267 Ray Floyd 35 3368 Don Pooley 34 3569 Tom Purtzer 36 33 69 Mike Reid 34 35 69 Tom Weiskopf 37 32 69 Peter acobsen 38 3 1 69 Rex Caldwell 36 34 70 Bob Murphy 34 36 70 Bruce Devlin 37 33 70 Ed Fiori 36 34 70 Bobby Wadkins 35 35 70 Jerry Pate 32 38 70 Bill Rogers 33 37 70 Joe Inman 34 3670 Lanny Wadkins 36 35 71 Jack Nicklaus 36 35 71 Hubert Green 36 35 71 Alan Tapie 34 3771 J.C. Snead 36 3571 John Fought 36 35 71 Gary Player 35 36 71 Mark McCumber 35 36 71 Gil Morgan 37 34 71 Bob Byman 36 3571 Lon Hinkle 34 3771 Ben Crenshaw 34 38 72 Barry Jaeckel 35 37 72 Hale Irwin 36 36 72 Mark Lye 37 35 72 Terry Diehl 38 34 72 John Mahaffey 36 36 72 Bud Allin 37 35 72 D.A.

Weibring 37 35 72 Miller Barber 37 35 72 Mark Hayes 38 34 72 George Burns 35 37 72 Scott Simpson 36 36 72 Jim Nelford 39 33 72 Keith Fergus 37 35 72 5 1 Vast period of, tigating body 10 Softly 1 1 Finished 12 College degree (abbr.) 16 Compass point T9 Hockey league (abbr.) 21 Useful 22 Gloomy time 53 Take advantage of 54 Stand by 55 Ate prey M.tjriTTin, KB) ana erone-; oncu, Buskey (8), Garvin (9) and B.Davis, Whitt (8). M.Griffin, 12. Stieb, 4 2. HR New York, Lefebvre (1). ORIOLES 5, TIGERS 1 Detroit 100 000 0001 2 0 Baltimore 020 000 03x 5 10 0 Petry, Hiller (8) and Parrish; McGregor and Graham.

McGregor, 22. Petry, 2- LPGA tournament At Corning, N.Y. z. nit utiiuii, i.eiiH uj. RANGERS 12.

ANGELS 6 California 105 000 000 6 12 0 Texas 130 601 lOx 12 16 1 Aase, Barr. (4), Knapp (7) and Cliburn; Matiack, Darwin (3) and Sundberg. Darwin, 3 1. Aase, 3 4. HRs Texas, Wills (2), B.Bell 2 (5).

ROYALS 16. A 3 Oakland 000 010 101 3 7 2 Kansas City 410 800 30x 16 21 0 Keough, Hamilton (4), Camacho (4), Jones (8) and Heath; Martin and Wathan. Martin, 5 1. Keough, 5 4. HRs Oakland, Gross (5), Armas (7).

Kansas City. Wathan (1). National League PADRES 6. PIRATES 4 r- r. fWl Am ftll A 1 A 1 2 3 I 6" 7 8 1 9 10 111 12 T3 Ti wmmmmm 1 mi iiilmi 15 16 17 20 21 1 22 23 1 24 25 rmm'26 27 28 29 30 31 I2 34 35 36 37 38 40 41" 42 44 1 45 1 46 47 48 49 50 51 527 53 55 56 57 58 59 I I I I I I I ill Donna Caponi-Young 35 31 66 Cindy Chamberlin 34 35 69 Sandra Spuzich 34 35 69 Karolyn Kertzman 37 33 70 Barbara Barrow 35 35 70 Debbie Massey 35 35 70 Lori Garbacz 33-3871 Penny Pulz 35 36 71 Pat Meyers 34 37 71 Beth Solomon 35 36 71 Gail Hirata 38 34 72 Peggy Conley 37-3572 Myra Van Hoose 36 36 72 Jerilyn Britz 35 38 73 Shelley Hamlin 37 36 73 Barbara Mizharie 35 38 73 Alice Ritzman 37 36 73 Donna Horton White 34 39 73 Barbara Moxness 35 38 73 Betsy King 35 38 73 Jane Renner 37 36 73 Pittsburgh 021 100 0004 8 0 Lucas, Mura (3).

D'Acquisto (5). Shirley (7) Fingers (9) and Fahey; Blyleven, Romo (6), Tekulve (8), Jackson (9) and Nicosia, Shirley. 3-1. Tekulve, 5 2. HRs San Diego, Winfield (5).

Pittsburgh, Nicosia (1), Lacy (1). ASTROS 8. METS 5 Houston 102 021 2008 17 1 New York 010 100 3005 13 2 j.Niekro, LaCorte (7) and Ashby. Pujols (8) Bomback, Kobel (2), Hausman (6), Pa-cella (7), Glynn (8) and Stearns, j.Niekro, 5-3. Kobel, 0-4.

HRs Houston, Reynolds (2). Cedeno (3). Prep baseball SPRINGFIELD REGIONAL Springfield Griffin 12, Taylorville 3 Springfield Lanphier 2, Quincy 1 Springfield 11, Jacksonville 0 Chatham Glenwood 4, Springfield Southeast 2 (Semifinals Saturday) NON-TOURNAMENT At Areola Areola 6, Bement 2 Transactions BASEBALL MILWAUKEE BREWERS Assigned Dan Boitano, pitcher, to Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League. TORONTO BLUE JAYS Optioned Danny Ainge, inf ielder, to the Syracuse Chiefs of the International League. NEW YORK METS Optioned Mario Ramirez, infielder, to the Tidewater Tides of the International League.

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES Sent Luis Aguayo, infielder, to Oklahoma City of the American Association. VERACRUZ EAGLES Named Willie Davis manager. BASKETBALL PHILADELPHIA 76ers Signed Keith McCord, center-forward, to a multi year contract. PHOENIX SUNS Signed Kyle Macy, gaurd, to a multi-year contract. FOOTBALL1 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS Signed Bill Cooke, defensive end, to a series of contracts through 1981.

We will be closed Monday, May 26, Memorial Day Carmi seeks coach Applications for the Carmi High School head football coaching job are being accepted by the school board. Randy Coin resigned after three years on the job. Carmi had a 4-5 record in each of (Join's seasons. Prep football passing league is formed Athletes from MacArthur High School, Stephen Decatur and St. Teresa, plus five area schools, will participate in a new summer football passing league organized through the Decatur Park District Recreation Department.

Developed by Ralph McQuiggan, head football coach at St. Teresa, under the direction of the Recreation Department to meet Illinois High School Association sanctioning, the league begins June 21. Other schools participating include Arthur, At wood-H ammond, Mahomet, Mount Zion and Warrensburg-Latham. The league is designed to sharpen skills of high school players in passing, receiving and pass defense. The offense consists of three receivers, two halfbacks, a quarterback and a center to snap the The offense must throw on every down.

The defense consists of four secondary players and two linebackers. No pass rush is allowed. The quarterback has five seconds in which to throw. Played under rules similar to two-hand touch football, games will consist of 20-minute halves. No blocking is allowed and officiating is on an informal basis.

The schedule: June 21 At Mahomet and Mount Zion June 28 At A twood and St. Teresa July 12 At MacArthur and Warrensburg July 19 At Warrensburg and Mahomet July 26 At St. Teresa and Mount Zion So some of our employees may enjoy the full holiday Lobby will be closed Saturday, May 24 Winner Cook. Loser Clements. Cook hit homer and single, driving in two Legal Holiday runs; nnenaoza a rove in a run, anieias arove but tat yout wmmice: in a run; For Bement, Ard was 2-for-2.

Areola has 8 6 record, Bement 1-4. At Deland A twood Hammond 6, DeLand Weldon 0, 5 innings Winner Romine. Loser Jordan. Romine pitched two-hitter. Second game A twood Hammond 20, DeLand Weldon 3, 5 innings Winner John Bindee.

Loser Carter. Taylorville man wins bass fishing tourney Mel Howard of Taylorville won the Bass Caster's Association Hi-Low bass tournament last weekend held at Watts Bar Lake in Tennessee. Howard caught 15-pounds, 8-ounces of large-mouth bass to edge out Jim Nolan of Bull Shoals, who had an even 15 pounds. Howard caught most of his bass on a white spinner in the Muddy Creek area of the lake. The big bass prize went to Bruce Col-linsworth of Dayton, Ohio, with a fish that weighed six pounds, three ounces.

Drive-up tellers and walk-up tellers will be here to serve you from 7 til 3 on Saturday Downtown Office (Main and William) Business as usual, 8 til 3 on Saturday SOY CAPITAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY F. O. I. c. 1501 EAST ELDORADO STREET CORNER OF MAIN AND WILLIAM CALL 428-7781 DECATUR homer; Mark DeLong had two hits.

DeLand pitchers issued 16 walks. Softball LO MAC CLASS A LEAGUE At Latham Lone Oak 9, Lock, Stock Barrel 3 Old Style 16, Lone Oak 10 Old Style 16, Lock, Stock Barrel 2 4.