Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 14

I 14 Nevada State Journal Sunday July 13 1975 American League and driver of a Wack limited The Arena Kevin Parrish as Crook Vaults 5 30 11 Gb 34 0 44 Ragtime Leads Benno or bb 7 3 3 0 Baseball's Leftists: An Unfounded ear? second to his senior in structor Lim Sison of 9 0 30 10 300 0 3 6 12 12 ii io 2 3 ThA sunei event haa an unusual ac 5 0 5 0 2 0 4 0 10 2 0 3 0 fct 727513500 364 333 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 0 3 3 329 320308297295269 267207 242 vs TOO455071 I 0 hr 1 12 2 3 2 obrhbi 4 1)0 2 000 4 000 I 1 3 6 13 ro 403474467457438 433394391385 '381375370 10 15 40 68 7 9 75131 2 7 3 0 7 (5) A 3 limited stocks at 16390 and won the third heat race PIT STOPS Dan Grode his new mark His previous best was 14 8 Sparks High School graduate Larry Mose took second in the shot put with a 56 1 Steve Montgomery of Susanville Calif was first with a meet tying record of 57 10 Coleen Brown of South' Reno Dodge Douglas Boomtown Quincy Modttto Visalia Reno resno Lodi Son Joie Solmos Bakersfield Tidrow pitched to 1 hotter 9th Lyle pitched to 3 batten tn 9th Hughes pitched to I batter in 9th A 13573 7 6 trade winds the 62 foot sloop Ragtime Saturday reported a position of 593 miles from Honolulu in the 2225 miie Transpacific Yacht Race to Hawaii Her run in the previous 24 hours was 267 miles 47 25 55 284 34 20 27 285 10 I 4 310 54 18 28 3 31 18 23 422 31 17 19 433 86 57 51 481 37 8 21 535 5 4 2900 81 109 63 81 722 fct846 615 333 6'4 300 64 Exactly Why somebody have explained that back in grade school? 5 7 12 3 1 1 3 4 10 0 Collins If 3 2 0 0 Lohoud dh 2 10 0 4 12 1 Stanton rf 3 0 0 0 3 113 Chalk 3b 3 0 0 0 10 12 Doherty 1b 0 0 0 0 Rodrigue! 3 0 10 4iii Miley 4 0 0 0 Nnli ph 4 111 Byon 0 0 0 0 Master 0 000 9 9 8 9 Totals 0 in Sth Mbs Softball America SportiMajon Blue AngolsSOSopth Rtno9 2 0 6 0 Ryon HR Wolson Gross or bb 2 2 3 6 BATTING ob 89 335 95 127 88 301 65 99 34 122 22 39 87 308 63 93 45 165 28 49 59 220 28 65 83 331 61 89 46 172 1946 32 120 21 32 25 62 87 286 13 41 459 92945986555 445297 N1CMNG GWL a H9SO BA 14 84 100 89 43 77 252 15 183119 107 36 73 11 5 2 23 4 3 3 01 13 5 1 16 64 100 105 39 32 267 12 3 6 2 1 15 6 5 10 4 1 3M 39 2 6 89544571379344467404 00 00 0000 00 0 0 I 0000 0000 9 6 14 6 01000001400000 6 200 001 003 000 00 6 Coggins Chambliss tp 2 (25) SBModdor Starting near the end of the 13 car pack Silsby methodically worked' his way through the crowd to take the lead in the 13th lap of the main event coast to victory San Jose driver Ernie Rose racing for the first ta 600 579571550 500450 400350 iz More Sneddon (Continued from Page 13) Once Walker has arrived at a possible opponent it will be up to Deskin to check out the opponent through the same kind of phone calls he uses to check out men fighters He will talk to commissions and other respected boxing men for their opinions on the opponent Then he should make his decisions on the merits of the fight Not on chauvinism or any other unrelated con sideration Hopefully a license in Nevada have the same value to Caroline Svendsen that a Mars driving license would have She deserves a chance Aloury Campbell Braun If Terrell ss 5 0 3 0 Stanley 2b 0 0 0 0 Borgmann Gomez ss Walton ph Thompsn ss Bostock rf HouMon obrhbi 4 10 0 Howard If 2 0 0 0 Goss rf 7 12 2 Cedeno cf 6 13 3 Wafsen 1b 4 3 3 2 Johnson 0000 Rader 3b 3 2 11 Milbourne ss 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Metzger ss 30 10 3 3 2 0 Cosgrove 0 0 0 0 i Andrews 4 14 3 Richard 10 10 Metro 3 2 12 Stanton 5 0 11 Cabell 3b 44 IB 14 Tomb 00321 200000000 2 iCIaudia Lee Gets Second STOCKTON Calif Miss Lee competed against Claudia Lee 19 of Reno men since she was the only took second place in the woman entered Brown Belt kata of the Bill Dietrich Jr Reno Captain Day took second in the Black Karate championships here Belt kata He finished aaturaay Displaying a Taichi set Sacramento blew an engine Perennial winner Jerry Kunze won the super stock main event for the second week in a raw He heal time ever at Car was points leader Craig Paulsen second in the main event of Carson City Rose also won the second The super stock main heat race event had an unusual ac The super modified main cident as the cars were was stopped twice with UONSTOPLAY BUCKEYES UNIVERSITY PARK Pa (AP) Penn 1975 football schedule is a bit on the rugged side when you Para fn llawaii consider the Nittany Lions take on the strong Ohio State 1 tog ANGELES UPI Buckeyes in Columbus Pushed by 20 knot northeast ffiniA Cam OA Damm Ciniav opens the previous week at home against Stanford Other home games for the Nittany Lions are against Kentucky West Virginia Army North Carolina State and Tempe The regular season ends Nov 22 in Pittsburgh litviMki I 4 2 unique pleasures of being a Its house magazines? Left for adult left handers Lefty Jr for young left handers plan to select an all left hand baseball team at the end of the said Dean' Campbell the chairman real left hander must write with his left hand the criterion for This means Kranepool can belong but not Garrett who throws and writes right handed Jon Matlack and Jerry Koosman qualify as lefties But Rusty Staub a left handed hitter Cleon Jones a right handed swinger makes it because he writes and throws left handed As for its left handed batters baseball probably still needs some resident exorcists "To the great said Matlack the left handed Met pitcher make any difference where the ll a or the other hitters a deception easy for an techingLeodori Wire Alton Gray Elkt 5 1 Mart King Gaitan and JonTroutnor BJadetS SMtootts Brunel Groden 63 A Gray Ella 54 Banta Groden 44 Moore Ripen 35 Guichi Gahon33 Beene Ryan I 10 9 Hauler HBP by Eckentoy (Stanton) (Kuiper) 2 28 A 27135 Carlton Luzinski Top Astros Babe Would Have Cried The Babe was of a fiery nature George Herman Ruth lived life to the fullest and one to stay home from a party But he took time out for kids too The beloved baseball player perhaps the greatest hitter of all time always had a moment for the down trodden and the youhg It was upon his legend that a present day American institution Babe Ruth Baseball Inc was founded The Babe Ruth leagues all use the same rules of decorum: good sportsmanship and courtesy are to be extended at all times The Babe would have liked that the way he thought kids should behave Left alone it might be true But all big bureaucratic organizations need leader ship Adults are the providers Sometimes their good intentions get lost in the heat of battle It happened late in June in a Reno Babe Ruth League Inc game An over zealous fan harassed an opposing players in a post season playoff game between the Cardinals and Braves After several innings of the verbal activity the op posing coach said something to the fan who issued an additional insult What followed has been described as a by league vice president Bill Wallace and a by an observer The coach was ejected and after a short continuation the game was stopped Noonewon The Cards and Braves were declared co champions The regular season ended It was a sour finish to the season A game supposedly played for fun suddenly became ugly and misunderstood There were no winners only a collection of boys aged 13 to 15 who had worked hard during the season to reach nothing Their season became meaningless because of misplaced interest on the part of a few adults and participants have lost the concept and idea of what out there for" Steve Scolari a bystander to the incident said was really a disgusting situation that took place whole concept of organized baseball in this town if its like it is in other areas is really in a sad Scolari was so upset over what he saw that he wrote a letter to the league and the newspapers right in his concern Misguided interests can ruin a program Wallace said ttfe lone incident was isolated and regrettable probably right but it excuse the reaction of a few under the pressure of the title at all costs The players most of whom are involved in the game for the fun of it are forced through the to endure pressure from parents peers and coaches Their ordeal is trying to figure out which goals to follow win or believe in the written by laws 2The conflict an easy one to solve the youth of today have to face those kinds of decisions let along the accompanying pressure Until the game and its purposes are put back in per spective incidents like the one in Reno however isolated will continue And nobody will win 1835am San francaca (alcone 74) al Owego (Stone lai Angela (Meeanmi 124) al St Inuit Detroit(CotomanS 12)aiKaniaiCiiy(Loonord (Meav o) ttraam Montreal (Scherman 82) at Atlanta (Morton I 9) New York (Seaver 134) al Gncinnoli (NoIon 85)ll5om Ntiladekhio (Underwood 84) al Houlton (Dwrt84) 12pm Sports Calendar 10MY Ro BoMboN rom Gionh at Reno Silver Son Moana Municipal Stadium Conv Staogil IonM Quincy vs Union IMMIVI I9UUII Ml rilNUU KVHU bothatUnwonrtyafNerado Rena mondaV CatMto Modi BoMbaN Boomtown Ella Duncan Cdnol orlatio Atfono Baker Mock' artoi tenle Others Totali and trying to am sell avMvtlita ataM in the point standings going last vear he drove in the 9 I had the fast time for the second in the first heat race He was driving red oia car Jerry Kunze was voted driver of the week by a panel of fans and Car officials Next week the track will be celebrating its 11th birth day Prizes will be given out and refreshments ser ved SuporRtoMod 1: oil Mw Tom Sihby Conog 12620 ((rack rocorAoldrKord12754lySilibyJuno2l) Trophy Dash I JP $tandteyQriono 2 Randy Boldrmi Orangovate Calif 3 Sihby irst Hoot I Don Hicks Gows Landing Calif 2 Don Grote Rono 3 Don Antrobus South Tohoo Second Hoot 1 Eomo Ross Son Jow 2 JP Standley 3 Ed Evans Rono Majn Event 1 Silsby 2 Rose 3 Roger WoHo lovelock Suptv Stock osi Timo Eddie Hortick Sparta 14 539 Trophy Cash I Craig teuton Carson 2 Jerry Kunze Carson 4 Darryl Gardner Susanville irst Hoot 1 John Burnlt Reno 2 Mike Walsh Corson 3 red Allen Carson Second Hoot 1 Graham Ely Rono 2 Mulsen 3 Gardner Main Event I Kunze 2 teuton 3 Gard ner i UmitedStack ast Tune Roy Brogdon Rono 16320 Trophy Dash 1 Tom Miller Sun Wtoy 2 Ken Newberry Sports 3 Vic Hartpent Reno irst Heal 1 Mike Ross Sports 2 Tim Ruff Reno 3 Jock Simons Lockwood Second Hoot 1 Craig Marshman Carson 2 Don VonArs Corson 3 Jim House Corson Third Heat I Brogdon 2 Roy Hollingsworth Reno 3 Miller Semi Mom I Terrance Melvy Minden 2 Rick Arthur Corson City Mam I Brogdon each drove in three runs as the Phils had 18 hits and Hughes took advantage of eight TJohmon Pinieiio rf 0 Alhttpu a 1 fi ft fl Mmaa Dases on Dans PhiMriohio Cosh 2b Harmon 2b Bowo Johmlonte rf luzinski If Hution 1b Allen 1b Brown If Schmidt 3b Toylor 3b Maddox cf Anderson cf McCarver Carlton ram Modriphio Houtfan Bowo DP Hdesion 1 Philadelphia I LtawmifwuipniQ Houston aj xtwnKjt (13) Luzinski Carlton 7 Bichord I 6 4 Nitekro Stanton Cosgrove hkekro Ditched to 4 batters WP Stonton Bolk Corlton Stanton 2 A 14520 Echlbgr Grovm Amman Rehn Coe McSpodden Duncan Bovee Zaill Mossmon Burns Wells Others TaA Saves Amman 7 Rehn Bwee 3 SH ver Sox Statistics (Dow not mdudp SaSuntty'igamer) 37 70 21 47 24 31 38 22 5 36 36 78 Corson Kor Products Sierra Pavers 1 Jasaa fmrimtnl region junior Olympic 524 points Sparks third at 234 and Lovelock fourth with 82 Curfew Halts Yanks Twins NEW YORK (UPI) A one am curfew halted play in the New York YankeesMinnesota Twins game after 14 innings and breaststroke in the 13 14 aturaay nigni wun me score tied 6 6 The game will be HOUSTON (UPI) Steve at 2 Carlton pitched a four EOT before the regularly itter Greg Luzinski hit his rjcheduted game between 25th homer and Garry innlnni Maddox nad four hits Saturday night to lead the Philadelphia Phillies toal4 2 rout of the Houston Astros individual medley 100 Hinson of Reno with a soil zs second in the 12 13 Mirls inn 6010 uulculji iiCCaipt 7 0 2 i backstroke and breast 5 110 2000 A 7 Sorurdoy Bambi ModoiloRSon Joo 1 razno7Rono5 lit Rono 4 romo 02nd Batonteld 000000000 8 34 8otln 010 OB 7 11 1 Brten Carroll (7) and Richord Gibbon ondChridianion IP O'Brian TonighriGomoi rainootheno SonJoteatModMto2 8MwnftoldalSallna2 UxotVtolio2 Boxing SAN DIEGO Art Hofey 127 San Diogo doc Alberto Roym 129 Sucktan Calif 10 South Reno In Ruth Sweep South Reno Babe Ruth All Stars took a pair of wins Saturday from Reno Babe Ruth Inc to advance to the July 23rd state tournament in allon South Reno behind a pair of Leo Myers home runs won the first game 11 8 and then took the second 13 6 Myers the winning pit cher in the first game was two for three with five runs batted in Teammate Mike Glenn also hit two homers and Denny Hartsook was two for two Chuck Morales the losing pitcher hit a home run In the nightcap Clay Carter with a 14 strikeout performance was the winning pitcher Tim Loranger provided hitting support with a home run in a four for four effort Teammate John Lazzari hit a homer and had three RBIs lining up for a restart Greg i Eckersley Wns Again or Indians ANAHEIM (UPI) Oscar Gamble ripped a three run homer to send California ace Nolan Ryan down to his sixth straight defeat Saturday night as the Cleveland Indans defeated the Angels 9 1 behind the five hit pitching of rookie Dennis Eckersley Eckersley is a former Reno Silver Sox pitcher The 20 year old Eckersley walked six but did not allow a run until the eighth inning when two walks and a single by John Doherty accounted for the lone Angel score The righthander has now won six of eight decisions The Indians took full advantage of seven hits off Ryan and three California errors to register their 12th consecutive victory at Anaheim a streak dating back to July 171973 All Star pitcher Ryan 10 9 and winless since June 6 served up fifth homer of the year in the i fourth inning following a i one out walk to Boog Powell and a single by George Hendrick? Cleveland added two more runs in the seventh following an error by second baseman Jerry Remy Otevtekmd California obrhbi obrhbi Lowenstn dh 4 10 0 Remy 2b '5 00 0 Kuiper zb 4 11 Ktven a Manning It Powell lb Hendrick cf Gamble if Carty ph Spikes rf Ellirc Bell 3b Duffy Eckersley Beene tattle Cleveland EMiley 2 Remy California 10 28 Hendrick Kuiper S8 Gamble Rodriguez Eckenlev 6 2 8 I 81 3 28 children outgrow their fear of the dark Just part of growing up Apparently it At least' not in the minds of managers who dictate baseball strategy Platooning of batters depending on whether a left hander or a right hander is pitching has become as much a part of baseball as the autograph As a victim of atrocities perpetrated by southpaws it was comforting to hear manager Yogi Berra of the Mets say that left handed hitters generally have trouble against left handed pitchers Any sensible manager the theory goes must the by packing his lineup with right handed itters when a left hander pitches and vice versa So Berra was platooning some of his batters in a doubleheader with the Phillies at Shea Stadium And some of the members of his left hand bat platoon aren't sold on the validity of the theory not sure the percentages a Ed Kranepool a 336 hitter who rarely bats against stroke Other first place finishes Kent Goodell (Gnon) 100 teeosi I3 I48oy Bob Hughes (Corson) 133 1 100 fly 100 free Scott Woit (Reno) 100 bock Eric Sogsen (iteno) ruuoreosr I814GMS Connie Gray (Reno) lOOback ll t2Bays Grea Hughes (Corson) 33'4 free: Alev (Reno) 33'4 breast Lisa landeck (Carson) 133'4 I 33'4 free Lesley Wilday (Reno) 33'4 breast tern Judson (Corson) 33'4 fly 3314 bock18anrtundBoys Malt Turville (Reno) 33'4 hack IDond underGiris Alma Oarrensbura (Carson) 33'4 flu 33'4 free Cheryl Turville (Reno) 33'4 oock Jocelyn Whilehead (Reno) 13314 1 33'4 breast EighUtnrtundsrBoys Joel Whitehead (Reno) 33'4 fly John Arrascodo (Reno)33'4 bock Eighlrafldufriv GtHi Karen Campbell (Reno) 33'4 back Sandy Dovts 133'4 1M 334 free 33'4 breast Sii anrtunderBoys Kyle Sharp (Reno) 33M free Si and under Girls Nancy Osborne (Reno) 33'4 free California League GB '4 bothafUntvonrtyofNevodo Reno MONDAY I VHRWWV IIWH WHMMin WIVIIHVWII 9 MWM 5:41 pm Gushers Pipers 8 rh both al Moano Municipal Stadium 1UBBAY Lundwon Sierra Nevada Sports ton and BroadcoMn Smorafi noon Cam Stanggl IghM Boomtown vs Union ederal 5:43 pm University of Nevada Rono 9)0 BonBoN Modesto A'i al Rono Silver Sox MoonoMumajd Sodium Comte Mock BonH Graders vs Boomtown al Umvonity of Nevada Rono 5:45 pm Rio Rotoboll IMmq A's ot Rono Silver Sox Moana Municipal Stadium Motor Sports Nevada mtni stack races Renooirgraunds8pm THURSDAY Cam Stongol BatobaH Boomtown vs Union ederal ot University of Nevada Rono ho RasoftoH Modesto A's of Rono Silver Sox Moano Municipal Stadium rtHOAY 5 Connie Mock Baiokdl Nodes vs Elks Moano Municipal Stadium SARJRMY Coray Stanoil BboM Union ederal at Douglas douoMoodor 6pm Connie Mock BomM Boomtown vs Pipers 5:45 pm Gushers vs Blades 8 pm both al Moana Municipal Stadium Motor Sports Tohoe Corson Speedway gates open 5:30 pm fust race 8 pm SUHMY Cooey Stengel Baseball Sierra Pavers vs Boomtown 5:45 pm Douglas vs Kor Products 8 pm both otMoona Municipal Stadium Casey Stengel Comstock Divlston By STEVE CADY New York Times News Service NEW YORK They were all called Lefty but their ttade school faces never stuck in the memory Only their lyrns Cruel left arms that snaked out of nowherewhipping pitches down on top of young left handed hit lers too paralyzed to do more than wave the bat The worst torture was when Lefty would shake off the sign inally with an almost imperceptible sneer creasing his lips he would nod his head and get set forhiswindup What diabolical plot had just been hatched What kind of de vilish pitch had been agreeu upon to make the batter look like a fool? Against right handed pitchers you had a chance 'Against the southpaws forget it unless Lefty happened to be so wild the umpire gave you a base on balls You' wrote and threw right handed Why you havebeen a right handed batter capable oi lashing vicious Jibe drives off kneecaps? J)ut of orade school and out of baseball it was decided ifoatfear of left handed pitchers was probably something left handed batters outgrew as routinely as small Heads Up George Hendrick of Cleveland throws up his arms to protect his head as a wild throw pulls Angel first baseman John Doherty Hendrick was safe and Angel shortstop Mike Miley was charged with an error for the throw (UPI Photo) SCOREBOARD National League American League RenoEIki Byers Biota Helms Gushers Boomtown Truckers Groid Graders Beftingleoders (Minimum at bats) Allen Gray Elko Jim Warner Truckers Jim Gray Elks Rick James Gushers Rat Zunim Truckers Mike Wallace Graders tat Chaney Elks Gary Vosberg Elks tat Giles Truckers Brian Rtchards ElksJon Troutner Biota Dennis Bonks Graders RBltaodm Gray Elks 12 Guffrey Biota Vosberg Elks Banks Graders and Glos Truckers all tied withll 15 eet MILLBRAE Calif Wooster High School junior Ray Crook set a personal best in winning the senior division pole vault in the Pacific Association of the AAU track and field championships here mm wuvuai yarainoiviauaimeaiey33Vb mu by accumulating 906 points fly freestyle and breast frst and second at the Community Pool stroke in the 10 and under advance to the mere? Carson was second with Ricky Graver took three championships July 25 27 in PA a fl Alvo fltaoA 1 1 a a I 9S9 firsts in the 11 12 boys vou division with top marks in Jr the 133 individual medley a Millbrae 33 fly and backstroke High Schoo! Chris Benna took three Crook went 15 0 in setting firsts in the eight and under boys in the 133 individual medley 33 freestyle and breaststroke Jill Whitehead of Reno won the 133 individual medley 100 fly freestyle 1000 1000 oooo Heno Aquatic team team with four first place won the Carson Citv Swim fintkre 301 51 Club Invitatinnsl Sahirriav Saturday 000300213 9 i uixwzwy 0473 on LOB Clevetond HR Gomble Ellis bb 6 0 5 girls division' combination of Bill and pac Tahoe was first in the Denise Hooks turned in the fop performances for 100 yard dash in 127 Carson in the open boys and Mike Lawrence of Sparks girk rji vicinns finished second in the senior Bill Hooks won the 266 wtb a individual medley 100 fly freestyle and backstroke Quohhcd for Miss Hooks won the 266 Porterville included Juhe 9CVUUU in uir AA iij gins iuu in 12 1 Janice Bain of Reno with a first in the 880 for 9 and under girls in 2:468 Pat McGowan of Yerington with a second in the 10 11 boys mile walk in 9:216 Josha Hickman of South Lake Tahoe took a first in the 10 11 boys mile in 5:178 Rob Campbell of Reno a first in the boys 9 and under mile walk in 9:497 with the second place finisher timed at 13:492 Paige Lubra of Reno won the 12 13 girls 80 meter hurdles riday in 135 and Linda Bourn of Battle Mountain won the 14 15 girls 100 meter hurdles riday nz Score Line 323 4422 approaches the plate and the relative ease or difficulty with which a batter sees the release of the ball and follows its flight A curve for example breaks away from left handed hitter a phony said Wayne Garrett another left handed Met hitter who usually rides the bench when opposition lefties take the mound psychological what coaches and managers put into your bead They tell us hit I never heard that until I got to the big If left handed hitters were allowed to see more left handed pitching Garrett feels the argument would collapse hear as much talk about right handed batters not being able to hit righties because there are more right handed pitchers But the scales are tipping As stigmas against left ball is thrown from got the mechanics down iianaeuness laue mues are on uie nuuvn evervwnere not sure the percentages are really said Children no longer get their hands slapped for writing the ordinary lafthanAd hatter tn that inirt i way and a baseball establishment that once soina to hit him in thariha: that mvniitAt'hi imino lefties showcased a Lefty GroVe and a Lefty Gomez no longer way off the plate These guys bailing out years I've hit lefties better than righties Did it needs that nickname for its top southpaw pitchers botner Ted williams or stan There even a new organization caned Lefthanders The basic issue involves the angle at which a pitch International a Kansas based group to the minor accidents The only car suddenly shot injury was to Gary through the pack aiid hit Ogden who suffered oil John car which burns on his foot after he was in the pole position The acciaeni wipea out me back of car spilling gasoline all over the track inally a third start was held and Kunze ouicklv Si 2 tl the hiR race but only 11 Sg In Sing ciaimerg was never seriously challenged Ray Broitdoh into hm aian emerged as winner of the had the fast time for the second in the first heatraro 5 I Draort OMitan I 11 2 8 5 4 8 37 Comte Mack 1'4 2'4 Silsby Steals Car Show Again Rv RAN RRNNRTT CARSON CITY Tom Silsby had another suc cessful night Saturday at the Tahoe Carson (T Car) Speedway setting a track speed record and following up with a victory in the 25 lap super modified main The Carson City driver who holds a substantial lead iirthe points standings was timed at 12620 in the trials He beat his own record he set last month of 12754 54 41 6 45 32 27 90 37 (HolUmon 187) I 30p Ctoiolond (Hood 2 5) Ct CoMomo (Tonono 7 5) Ipm duogo (Wood 613) at Milwaukee (Cofcom 4 7) 1130am MuMOnta (Goltz 74) at New York (May 74) Horn Tom (Horgan 64) at Borton (Wto 104) II Minnaoota ord cf Gtrew 2b Briggs 1b Soderhlm 3b 2 0 I 0 Munson Hisle rf Total! WAr frannauura DP Minnewtc 2 New wyork 2 LOB Minnesota 12 New York 13 26 Piniello Tenell Thompson Brink man White HR Broun (8) Olivo (10) uoggms (t) Reno Swimmers Capture Carson City Crown CARSON CITY The John Desiderio led the won the Carson City Swim finishers winning the 133 main' event for limited stocks' The race was tvoical for the limited stocks marked who last year wm the owner wiui irvuucni spinouts amr numerous accidents stock Cadillac with a skull although no one was and crossbones painted on hurt top drove in his first race of Twenty one cars started the vear at Car instead at I a 7 imisnea Brogdon who was eighth Gome trapondad ofttr 14 inningi rww tutu obrhbi obrhbi 7 110 Coggins cf 6 2 3 2 7131 Blombrg dh 2 000 6 12 0 Demoanv dh 5 I I 0 Maddox and Jav Johstone dh 4 122 white 7121 4 A rt A ii 5 0 12 Chombhi lb 0 0 0 0 Nettle 3b 1 0 0 0 Mason ss 10 0 0 Alomar 2b Till Herrmnn ph 1000 5 010 AJohoson ph 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Briflkmn 2b 10 10 10 0 0 Hunter 10 10 Tidrow 2 1 1 0 Lyle Medidi Dobson MA 17 A iwnniKio 3 0 0 0 New York 0000 1000 1 000 1000 30242 I tttegteteteteaatettlWitttaiiiiteteteaHMMM I pa gb I pa Natourgh 55 3269 Borton 49 37 HiiladWhia 41 39 97 64 Milwaukee 46 41 99 34 New Yort 4 41 512 104 New York 45 4193 4 St louo I 41 44 42 13 Bahmtaro 41 4 48 7 Chicago 4 47 42 14 Ctouelond 3 39 4 49 94 Montreal 38 4 47 174 Detroit 38 4 44 104 gggg gag pa I pa CincinnaH 40 29 474 Oakland St 9 90 1m Angeto 4 41 544 114 Kamo! 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