The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 17

Decatur. Illinois. Thursday, March 23, 1978 THE DECATUR DAILY REVIEW PAGE SEVENTEEN Busby shrugs off Venereal disease confirmed in some thoroughbred Kentucky race horses pounding by Cards were at Nelson Bunker Hunt's Blue-grass Farm. CEM is an infectious venereal disease similar to gonorrhea in humans. Once detected, it can be cured quickly and John Greathouse, president of the Thoroughbred Breeders, has expressed optimism that the breeding season, which began last month and normally runs through May in the Kentucky Blue-grass, can be salvaged.

fit ft LOCATION SAME OWNERS) Cvf OPEN SUNDAY AT 12:00 NOON 3925 Fairies Pkwy. By Maria Braden Lexington, Ky. (AP) The names of five thoroughbred stallions and 17 mares that have tested positive for the venereal disease Contagious Equine Metritis (CEM) have been made public by the Thoroughbred Breeders of Kentucky. Cultures from mares and stallions believed to have the disease were analyzed at the University of Kentucky. State agriculture officials said last week that 66 mares and six stallions were suspected of having the disease, with 12 of the animals clinically confirmed as CEM cases.

When the disease was discovered earlier this month, the state imposed an embargo on breeding and transportation of thoroughbreds which is scheduled to be lifted next Tuesday. Monitoring for the disease will continue. CEM, which can cause mares to abort their foals, was first detected in Spendthrift Farm's Caro, the leading sire in France. He was brought into the country by Spendthrift President Brow-nell Combs II just hours before a federal embargo against importing horses. Caro was among those identified Wednesday as having the disease.

The other stallions which tested positive for CEM were at John R. Gaines' Gain-esway Farm. They were Lyphard, Youth, Big Spruce, and Appalachee. Another Spendthrift stallion, Wajima, 3-year-old champion for 1975 and syndicated for the then-record price of $7.2 million, was suspected along with Caro of carrying" the disease but showed a negative culture. The 17 thoughbred mares were at Spendthrift, Gainesway and 10 other Bluegrass farms.

Three were at Spendthrift, one at Gainesway and four roughs homered and Eddie Miller had two hits and stole a base. Rob Belloir and Dale Murphy also homered while Boggs and three relievers held the Rangers to three hits. Gene Tenace homered twice and Dave Winfield also connected, powering the San Diego Padres over the Chicago Cubs 4-1. The victory was the fourth straight for the Padres and second since Roger Craig replaced Alvin Dark as manager. Bobby Valentine's two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth gave the New York Mets a 2-1 triumph over the Cincinnati Reds.

Tom Seaver hurled six scoreless innings for the Reds, yielding two hits and striking out six. Chicago's Ken Kravec, who hadn't been scored on all spring, took a 4-0 lead into the fourth inning when the Philadelphia Phillies erupted for five runs and went on to defeat the White Sox 10-5. Baltimore and Los Angeles committed six errors apiece and the Orioles edged the Dodgers 9-8 with a four-run rally in the bottom of the 11th inning. The winning run scored when third baseman Lee Lacy made two errors on the same play. Jack Clark's two-run homer with two out in the top of the ninth gave the San Francisco Giants a 7-6 victory over the California Angels and the Seattle Mariners pounded out 23 hits and clobbered the Oakland A's 19-4.

Dave Goltz hurled eight strong innings as the Minnesota Twins downed the Houston Astros 5-1 and Butch Wyne-gar's tie-breaking two-run single in the seventh inning helped another squad of Twins edge the Montreal Expos 5-4. EVERYDAY PRICES COLD BEER ZSI 309 BUSCH 12 PK FALSTAFF 12 PK PABST STAG 12 PK PABST 24 PK OLD MILWAUKEE 24 PK Mark Fidrych in groove Bob Burg Jr. 7th round pin league champ Bob Burg Jr. closed out the seventh round of the Decatur Men's Individual Scratch League with a bang Wednesday night by rolling high series of 1,262, taking five of six games and winning the seventh round championship with 1,283 points. Burg is also the leader in trophy points for the season with 7,786, well ahead of second-place Don Adcock's 4,967 total.

Following Burg in the seventh round race were Earl Gray Jr. with 790 points and Adcock with 784. Gray won one game on a 1,076 series. Adcock turned in second high series of 1,245 and won three games. Palas won six games on third high series of 1,209.

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And he was encouraged Wednesday even though the St. Louis Cardinals rocked him for nine hits and three runs in the first four innings of an 8-0 exhibition victory over the Royals. Another comeback pitcher, Detroit's Mark Fidrych, had better results than Busby. The Bird gave up just three singles in six innings as the Tigers trounced the Toronto Blue Jays, lifting his spring record to 4-0. Fidrych, who gave up just one single in four scoreless innings against Pittsburgh his previous outing, lowered his arned run average to 0.60.

I Elsewhere: A trio of ex-Texas Rangers helped (Jie Atlanta Braves to a 7-0 victory over their former club. Tommy Boggs allowed one hit in five innings, Jeff Bur- Pro netter Barazzutti is no-show Las Vegas, Nev. (AP) Corrado Barazzutti of Italy did not show up for his opening round match at 4:5200,000 World Championship Tennis tournament Wednesday night, and WCT officials said they had received no word from him. TA WCT spokesman said it was reported Barazzutti left Rome on Monday en route to Las Vegas. A spokesman for tie Las Vegas Metropolitan Police said Wednesday night that no missing person report had been filed with Las Vegas authorities.

I Barazzutti. 23, had indicated he was eager to play in the Tournament of Champions, which has $3,000 guaranteed for each player and $60,000 to the winner when the tournament winds up Sunday. When 16 players were invited, Barazzutti was the first to return his en-fry. Barazzutti, who is not fluent in English, became one of the world's top ranked players in 1977 when he won $106,994 in prize money. His biggest triumphs were over Hie Nastase and Brian Gottfried to gain the semifinals of the U.S.

Open championship, where he fcst to runnerup Jimmy Connors. While officials continued to hope Barazzutti would appear Wednesday night, they moved his scheduled match igainst former South African Cliff Drysdale to late evening, and the match between Eddie Dibbs and Ken Rosewall was moved up. The fourth-seeded Dibbs defeated 43-jear-old Australian Rosewall 6-3. 6-4. Then Drysdale defeated Tim Gullikson, a last minute substitute for Barazzutti, 6-1, 6-2.

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Sallee also received the Runnin' Red award given to the player who most inspired a "team first" attitude. Ban-won the award for best free throw accuracy with a 77 percent mark. Seniors Jeff Forbes and Jimmy Davis Shared the Charlie Hustle award. Sophomore Craig White, who came on strong pear the end of the season, was named most improved player. I Francene Sain received the most valuable player award for the girls basketball squad.

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