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York (Pa.) Daily Record, Tuesday, August 2, 1977? 1 5' STAN i LMITH'S TENNIS CLASS ii Beat Spain In Davis Cup Test Italian Netmem Advance SPORTS SHORTS jye ey -df A The crowd of 6,000 booed Panatta and showered the court with cushions. Some tried to attack the Italian as he walked off the court, and fistfights broke out between Spanish and Italian supporters. Barazzutti, playing cautiously, took two hours and 40 minutes to overcome an erratic Orantes. Spain's No. 1 player is still suffering from the effects of an elbow injury and recent surgery.

Barazzutti broke Orantes' service in the fifth game of the opening set, lost his service in the sixth and broke Orantes again in the 10th. The Spaniard lost the set with a double-fault. In the second set, Orantes' game improved and he scored repeatedly with brilliant volleys and passing shots. But his shots soon began to lack precision. In the final set Orantes faltered quickly and offered little resistance as Barazzutti took four games in a row and hit home his third match point.

BARCELONA, Spain (UPI) Conrado Barazzutti clinched the European zone Davis Cup final for Italy when he upset Manuel Orantes of Spain, 7-5, 7-5, 6-1, in Monday's opening singles match. With the remaining singles contest a mere formality, the two captains agreed to make it a best of three instead of the five sets stipulated under Davis Cup rules, and Spain's Javier Soler easily defeated Adriano Panatta, 6-1, 6-0, to make the final score 3-2 for Italy. Italy next meets France, the A zone winner, and the survivor of that series will play the winner of the Argen-tinaAustralia match in the final. With nothing at stake, Panatta showed little inclination to put up a fight against Soler, who won in just over half an hour. Panatta, the Italian ace, appeared to be deliberately hitting out some shots.

Springettsbury Twp. Tennis Grandview Semifinalists Semi-finals have been determined in the annual Grandview Golf course championship with former champion Dave Miller slated to meet Ron Gentzler and Flint Bubb opposing Tom Keesey. Finals, at 36 holes, are slated Aug. 14. Defending champion Bill Lowder was knocked out in the first round by Hal Donley who, in turn, fell to Bubb.

O'Neals Win Couples Golf Buck and Flo O'Neal, Range End, posted a net 56 to win a Mixed Couples Better Ball of Partners tournament at Cool Creek recently sponsored by the Women's York County Amateur Golf association. Second in the field of 92 team was Bob and Anne Butler, Cool Creek, 58; while third spot went to Dick and Mar-morie Robinson, Bon-Air, 59. Football Registration Another registration period for boys wishing to compete in the East End Boys Club Midget Football program will be held Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Roosevelt school. Boys between the ages of 8 and 13 are eligible.

Registrants must have a birth certificate and be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Saturday Racing Slated Racing at Susquehanna Speedway moves to Saturday this week with action slated among small block late models and challengers plus a mechanics' race. Sunday an Open Super Sprint card will be presented along with more small block late models. York High Exams Set Football examinations for candidates at York High will get underway Thursday with Ninth and Tenth Graders reporting between 3 and 5 p.m. at Small Athletic field.

Friday the 11th and 12th Graders will report at the same time and place. Golf and cross Women's Doubles Champs Bow U.S. Women's Clay Courts Next Week The top-seeded duo fell by 6-3, 2-6, 6-3, as emphasis was on doubles event yesterday. In men's doubles, top-seeded Bill Hendrey and Bob Gross topped George Shull and Mike Miller, 6-2, 6-4; Ed Clautice and Eugene Charles defeated Bob Harnish and Heinrich Kramer, 6-4, 6-1; Joe Bates and Jim MacBride defeated Ed Moyer and Charles Rupp, 6-2, 6-4; Mike Lauer and Wil Burkholder defeated Jeff Def-finbaugh and Reed Monk, 6-1, 6-2. One women's singles match Defending titleholders Shelia Saxton and Pat Berryman were eliminated from the women's doubles division of the Springettsbury Township Tennis tournament yesterday by the teams of Stacey Estock and Sue Shull, two Central High school juniors.

Jerry McGee Finally Joins Winning Ranks was played with Donna Piatt defeating Soni Bates, 6-1, 6-0. In men's singles Chuck Mitchell defeated Curt Hochberg, 6-3, 3-6, 6-1; and George Shull defeated Jim Joseph, 6-3, 6-4. Irwin Geller defeated Martin Yingling, 6-3, 6-4, in men's 45 and over. Pairings today include, men's singles, Jim Tonges vs Gerry Walter, Henri Gunsch vs Irwin Geller, Wil Burkholder vs Jeff Shultz Mike Lauer vs Paul Nevin, 6 p.m.; Bob Gross vs Carson Deffinbaugh, 6:30 p.m.; women's singles, Joanne Van Roden vs Kerri Inners, 9 a.m.; men's doubles, Clark Focht and Dick Smith vs Joe Bates and Jim MacBride, 6:30 p.m.; Jim Tonges and Curt Hochberg vs Ed Clautice and Eugene Charles, 7 p.m.; women's doubles, Carolyn Atterbury and Donna Piatt vs Kathy Brosnahan and Fran Gehm, 6 p.m.; men's consolation, Steve Feldman vs Ed Moyer, 410, John Cassel vs Doug Hevner, 5 p.m.; women's consolation, Ellen Boll Vs Anne Bupp, 5 p.m.; mixed doubles, Jim-Donna Piatt vs Bill Hendrey-Marilyn Baum, 2 p.m. point race, but there are still a number of events that could change the championship lineup.

The U.S. Open at Forest Hills, Aug. 31-Sept. 11 is worth 160 points, while the Torneo Singles Internacional de Tennis in Sao Paulo, Oct. 17-23, is worth 120 points.

Other events include the $35,000 Canadian Open Championships in Toronto Aug. 15-21; a $35,000 tournament in Charlotte, N.C. Aug. 22-28; the $100,000 Toray Industries Tournament in Toray, Japan Sept. 12-18; two $35,000 tournaments in Florida Sept.

19-26 and Sept. 260ct. the $75,000 Women's Indoor Championship in Atlanta Oct. 3-9; The $75,000 Phoenix Thunderbirds Classic in Phoenix Oct. 10-16; and the Boringuen Classic in Puerto Rico Oct.

24-30, with the series championships scheduled for Oct. 31-Nov. 6 in Rancho Mirage, Calif. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) The United States Clay Court championships Aug. 8-14 at the Indianapolis Racquet Club marks the return of the Colgate International Series for women to the United States.

Nancy Richey, a six-time winner of this event, and defending champion Kathy May, along with the doubles team of Linky Boshoff and liana Kloss, will be returning to defend their titles. The Colgate Series links 25 major women's tournaments throughout the world via a point system for year-end bonus awards totalling $600,000. The top eight singles point-winners and the top four point-winning doubles teams will qualify for the $250,000 Colgate Series Championship Nov. 1-6 at the Mission Hills Country Club in California. Chris Evert, Betty Stove, Sue Barker, Virginia Wade, Kerry Reid, Martina Navratilova and Sue Barker lead in the singles PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -For the 10 years Jerry McGee has been on the pro golf tour, he has a lot of money to show for it and few wins.

But one of those wins came Sunday when McGee shot a. two-under par 69 to win the Philadelphia Golf Classic by four strokes with a 72-hole total of 272, 12 under par. Since McGee, a native of Ohio, joined the pro tour in 1967, he has won over $569,000, including $130,000 last year. But until he won Sunday with three birdies on the back nine to pull away from the field, he had only one tour victory, the 1975 Pensacola Open. "It was starting to get to me," McGee said.

"I spent a lot of nights wondering. I just didn't want to be a consistent player, I wanted to win. We are all out here to win." "Golf is a crazy game and you never know what is going to happen," said the 34-year-old McGee. "I've been in contention 20 times at least and played better than I did when I won here," he added. But McGee said he told his wife, Jill, before teeing off Sunday that "honey, the ball has got to start bouncing the right way it's been going the wrong way for too long." It was actually the roll of the ball that gave McGee the impetus for victory.

With Australia's Bob Shearer making a late charge and moving closer, McGee was faced with a 35 foot putt on the 15th hole to save par. "When that baby went in at the 15th, I knew they'd need an eraser to catch me," said the happy McGee. country candidates will report Aug. 12 between 1 and 3 p.m. and tennis, field hockey, and cheerleaders will report between 3 and 5 p.m.

the same day and place. Ten-Mile Road Race A ten-mile Classic Road race will be staged here Aug. 27, beginning at Springettsbury Park under direction of the York Area Road Runners club. Registration in advance may. be made by mail.

There will be five classes, 19 and under; 20-19; 30-39 40 and up; and women. Additional information ay be obtained from Dave Anderson, 757-5930; Gary Townsend, 845-5869; Fred Paley, 2 5 2 1 2 8 Greg Baum, 7 5 5 6 7 7 7 YM Swimmers Win Ten York YMCA swimmers fared well during the Capital Area league All-Star championships Sunday in the Hampden Township community pool winning ten of the 52 events after qualifying for 44 events. Taking firsts were Andy Steward, Chris Wagner, Paul Whiteley, George Dallam, with the latter trio taking two each. Also victorious were the relay teams of John Brenneman, Dan Smith, Kevin DeHoff, Don Berger, and Jackie Dodge, Whitney Murdough, Connie Heckert, Kim Schonauer. Susquehanna Advances Susquehanna eliminated Spring Grove, 2-0, in the Area 4 VFW Teener Baseball tournament yesterday and will meet undefeated York Red today at 6 p.m.

at Small Athletic field. Yanks Get Stan Thomas SEATTLE (UPI) Righthanded pitcher Stan Thomas has been traded to the New York Yankees for a player to be named later or for cash, the Seattle Mariners announced Monday. Thomas contract has been assigned to Syracuse of the International League, a Mariners' spokesman said. He will join the Syracuse club Tuesday night in Richmond, Va. Thomas, 28, was 2-6 with the Mariners this season and had a 6.02 earned run average.

Chicago To Seek Olympics CHICAGO (UPI) Chicago Mayor Michael A. Bilandic said Monday Chicago will put in a bid to host the 1984 Olympics. Bilandic told a news conference the city is "ready, willing and able" to host the 1984 Olympic Games. But he said the city wants assistance from the federal government so Chicago will not be placed in financial straits. The mayor refused to say how much federal money the city would need to host the Olympic Games.

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duo of Dave Stockton and Jerry Pate. Sjnce 1971, Aoki has won 17 events and has been among the top five money winners on the Japanese tour in each of the AKRON, Ohio (UPI) Severiano Ballesteros of Spain and Isao Aoki of Japan have earned starting places in the World Series of Golf, it was announced Monday by Mark Cox, Executive Director of the PGA. The PGA and PGA Tour jointly sponor the World Series of Golf, which will be conducted Sept. 2-5 at Firestone Country Club's South Course. Ballesteros was leading the British Order of Merit as of Monday and Aoki also is the front-runner in the Japanese Order of Merit, earning them the right to represent their respective tours, which will not end until early fall, last five years.

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