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14 York Daily Record, Tuesday, August 31, 1976 National League Roundup SPORT SHOETS Phillies Suffer 4th Straight Loss start the sixth inning. Brock's infield out scored Jerry Mumphrey, who had tripled, and Simmons' single brought in Templeton. In the seventh, the Cardinals knocked out McEnaney with an RBI triple by Mumphrey and back-to-back doubles by Templeton and Brock. off with a single and Ken Griffey and Joe Morgan filled the bases with two more singles. George Foster hit into a double play, Rose scored.

The Cardinals tied it in their half of the first against Don Gullett, who was making his first appearance since July 30. Garry Templeton singled but was gunned down trying to steal. Brock followed with a base hit and stole second, his 47th theft of the year. Simmons drilled a single to rightfield scoring Brock. The Redbird offense really got untracked after Will McEnaney relieved Gullett to nine-hit pitching of John Denny leading the St.

Louis Cardinals to a 7-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds Monday night In a nationally-televised game. Cincinnati scored in the first inning when Denny, who raised his record to 9-6, allowed three consecutive singles before retiring a batter. Pete Rose led plate with a single and a double. In the Astros' third, Jerry DaVanon singled, moved up on Roger Metzger's sacrifice and Larson's single and scored on a single by Greg Gross to make the score 1-0. Larson opened the Houston eighth with a double and Enos Cabell reached base on third baseman Mike Schmidt's throwing error before Cedeno hit his two-run double.

Reds Throttled By John Denny ST. LOUIS (UPI) Lou Brock and Ted Simmons each knocked in two runs to back the HOUSTON (UPI) Rookie right-hander Dan Larson fired a five-hitter for his fourth victory Monday night and Cesaj Cedeno belted a two-run double as the Houston Astros beat the Philadelphia Phillies 31. It was Houston's fifth straight triumph and the fourth loss in a row for the National League East-leading Phillies, matching their longest losing streak of the season. Larson had a shutout until the ninth when Tim McCarver doubled and eventually scored on a sacrifice fly by Garry Maddox. The 22-year-old Californian chipped in at the American League Roundup Grich Keys O's Victory Major League Standings YHS Fan Night Tomorrow York High's annual Fan night sponsored by the York High Sports Booster club will be held tomorrow at Small Athletic field beginning at 7 p.m.

Participating will be the football team band and cheerleaders. All York High fans are invited and will be permitted to take pho'ographs. Memorial Shoot Slated The Allen C. Matthews Memorial shoot will be fired Labor Day at the Glen Rock Shooting club. Shooting will start at 10 a and close at 3 p.m.

Steve Howard Memorial Race Racing at Lincoln this week will feature the Steve Howard Memorial program Saturday with a headlining 35-Iap sprint event. Monday a similar race will top a Labor Dav program. Last week Billy Stief won his first sprint feature while Ronnie McBee snared the late-model feature and George Banks copped the street stock competition. Dove Season To Open Pennsylvania's 1976-77 hunting season will be launched tomorrow with doves, gallinules and two species of rails on the target list. The season on sora and Virginia rails and gallinules opens a half hour before sunrise.

Dove shooting starts at noon and hunting ends at sunset. Hunters are reminded 1976-77 licenses must be used but a federal migratory bird hunting stamp is not required to hunt dover. rails and gallinules. Barry Glatfelter Fires Ace Barry Glatfelter aced the 18-yard, par three No. 4 hole at Honey Run yesterday.

The golfer, in a foursome with Ron Visin-taianer. Bob Wallar and Bernard Morse, used a No. 3 iron for his hole-in-one. Softball Playoff Tied Neither Winterstown or Brogue refused to give ground in their SOYOCO Fast Pitch playoff game last evening and quit because of darkness after eight innings, tied at 7-7. They will try again this evening at interstown with the loser bowing" from the playoffs and the inner next meeting Salem on Thursday.

A's Buy McCovey SAN DIEGO (UPI) San Diego Padres first baseman Willie McCovey. 38. was sold to the Oakland A's Monday for an undisclosed amount of cash. McCovey. who had not signed a 1976 contract, hit .203 in 78 games this season, including 7 home runs and 37 RBIs.

The Padres acquired McCovey in 1974 from the San Francisco Giants, here he had played for 15 years. BALTIMORE (UPI) Bob Grich doubled across the tying run and scored the game-winner on Lee May's sacrifice fly Monday night "as Baltimore edged the Kansas City Royals 3-2 behind the complete-game pitching of Rudy May. Southpaw May, 11-9, notched only his fifth complete game in 26 starting roles, scattering 12 hits. Kansas City left-hander Andy Hassler was the starter and loser. Grich singled in the fourth inning, moved to third base on a double by May and scored the Orioles' first run on Ken Singleton's groundout.

The Orioles eclipsed a 2-1 Royal lead in the sixth when Tommy Harper coaxed a walk and scored on Grich's double. Grich moved to third on a ground ball and scored the winning run of May's sacrifice fly, his 85th RBI. Frank White doubled in Kansas City's first run in the second and an Amos Otis single brought in the second run in the fifth. Carew Standout As Twins Breeze BLOOMING TON, Minn. (UPI) Rod Carew stole home for the 15th time in his career and drove in two other runs Monday night to help the Minnesota Twins to a 10-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers.

Tom Burgmeier relieved starter Pete Redfern with two Milwaukee runs in and one out in the first inning. He limited the Brewers to three hits the rest of the way to earn his sixth NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle promised earlier this year that even if the law lapsed, he would "observe the spirit" of the blackout ban as long as possible congressional action was pending. He also pledged recently that even without the legal prohibition, the NFL would observe the blackout rule for the next two seasons. But if the present session ends without passage of a bill, any new legislative process would have to begin all over again in January when the next Congress convenes. By that time, the 1976 NFL season will Congress In Deadlock AMERICAN LEAGUE By United Press International East Pet.

GB New York 77 49 .611 Baltimore 67 61 523 il Cleveland 65 63 508 13 Boston 62 67 .481 162 Detroit 61 67 .477 17 Milwaukee 57 68 456 194 West Kansas City 78 52 600 Oakland 70 59 .543 Minnesola 63 68 481 15'2 Texas 59 71 454 19 Chicago 57 73 .438 21 California 56 74 431 22 MONDAY'S RESULTS Boston 11, Texas 3 Baltimore 3, Kansas City 2 Minnesola 10. Milwaukee 3 Detroit at California New York at Oakland (Others Not Scheduled i TUESDAY'S GAMES All Times EDT Milwaukee (Travers 15-10 and Slaton 13-11) at Minnesota (Goltz 10-13 and Luebber 3-4). 2. 6:00 p.m. Texas (Bnles 8-8) at Boston (Cleveland 7-6), 7:30 p.m.

Kansas City (Pattin 6-10) at Baltimore (Palmer 18-11), 7:30 p.m. Cleveland (Waits 6-5) at Chicago (Johnson 9-12), Detroit (Ruhle 8-9) at California (Tanana 14-9 or Kirkwood 5-10), 10.30 p.m. New York (Alexander 9-8) at Oakland (Abbott 2-4). (Only Games Scheduled home a run in the second and singled home another in the third to increase his runs batted in total to 67. His first homer came in the fifth inning when the Red Sox took a 6-1 lead and he hit his second homer in the sixth inning with a man on to highlight a five-run inning.

The Red Sox pounded Blyleven, 10-15, and three relievers for 17 hits, giving them a total of 35 in their last two games. The offensive assault allowed Tiant to coast to his 16th victory against 10 losses. Tiant allowed 11 hits, walked one and struck out six. The Red Sox lost shortstop Rick Burleson for what is expected to be only a short time when he was hit on the left side of the head by a pitch thrown by right-hander Bert Blyleven in the second inning. The hitch that has developed lies with the Senate, partially because of the Alphonse and Gaston courtesy that exists between the two branches of Congress.

Both chambers enacted bills to continue the blackout ban early this year but there were two major conflicts. The House wanted the law made permanent; the Senate voted to extend it for only another three years. The House bill also contained the provision by Frey. prohibiting an NFL television blackout beyond 75 miles from the corporate limits of the home team city. Conferees from.the two sides of Capitol Hill met to work out the differences and in May had achieved a compromise to make the law permanent and extend the Frey amendment boundary to 90 miles on a onevear trial basis.

No Gain In Blackout Ruling NATIONAL LEAGUE By United Press International East Pet. GB Philadelphia 83 46 .643 Pittsburgh 71 57 .555 114 New York 65 64 .504 18 Chicago 60 71 .458 24 St. Louis 56 69 .448 25 Montreal 43 80 .350 37 West Cincinnati ....83 Los Angeles 73 56 .566 Houston 66 68 493 18 San Diego 63 69 .477 20 Atlanta 58 73 .443 244 San Francisco ..56 75 .427 26' MONDAY'S RESULTS St. Louif 7. Cincinnati 1 Houston 3.

Philadelphia 1 Others Not Scheduled TUESDAY'S GAMES (All Times EDT) Chicago (R Reuschel 11-9) at Atlanta Morton 4-9 or LaCorte 1-8 San Diego (Jones 20-9) at Pittsburgh Reuss 11-7 1. 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles iRau 12-10) at Montreal (Fryman 10-9). 8:05 p.m. San Francisco (Halicki 11-13) at New York (Lolich 7-11 1.

8:05 p.m. Cincinnati (Nolan 11-8) at St. Louis Falcone 11-11 1, 8: 3D p.m. Philadelphia (Kaat ll-9 at Houston (Richard 15-131. (Onlv Games Scheduled) Mcintosh, 7-5, 6-1.

while Dorm had to fight his way back to defeated Wendell Williams in the Men's singles. 5-7. 6-0, fi-2. Trophies were presented the winners by Bob Hollis. acting director of the Crispus Attucks center.

Dorm, Howard Earn Net Titles A Double For Burroughs EAST PROVIDENCE. R.I. (UPI) Texas Rangers slugger Jeff Burroughs will participate in a double play next win.er stretching from California to Rhode Island Burroughs plans to marry Deborah Gorman of East Providence in two ceremonies. They are scheduled to wed Feb. 19 in Long Beach.

for the benefit of Burroughs' friends and relatives and again Feb. 24 in Newport. R.I. Paul Newman At Pocono LONG POND. Pa.

(UPI) Film star Paul Newman, who also doubles as one of the top non-professional auto racers in this country, will compete in two of the seven races at the Back to School competition at Pocono International Raceway. Sept. 11-12. Newman will drive a TR6 in Production class and a Datsun 510 in the Sedan class. The Back to School Auto Race, sponsored by the SCCA Tri-Region Racing Club, features seven 30-minute sprint races over the 2.8 mile circuit.

Some of America's best drivers will compete for the Sports Car Club of America's 1976 Northeast Divisional championship. win and break a six-game Minnesota losing streak. Carew singled, advanced to third on Larry Hisle's single and stole home for the Twins' first run in the first inning off starter and loser Jerry Augustine, 7-9. Carew doubled in Bobby Randall and Jerry Terrell, both of whom had singled, in the second to give Minnesota a lead it never, lost. Jim Rice Powers Red Sox To Win BOSTON (UPI) Jim Rice hi two home runs and drove in five runs Monday night to power the Boston Red Sox to an 113 rout of the Texas Rangers and help Luis Tiant to his 16th win.

Rice, who boosted his home run total to 18, also doubled be virtually finished and little momentum may exist for a renewal. A source close to House advocates of the measure told UPI: "The NFL is lobbying like hell to keep the legislation bottled up. Rep. Lou Frey senior GOP member of the House conferees, is trying to resuscitate the measure but concedes: "The NFL has tried to make an end run on this whole thing through -he Senate. They just don't want a bill, period.

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$57,770. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Legislation preventing the National Football League from blacking out local television of sold-out games may be approaching death with a terminal case of congressional parliamentiasis. Both the House and Senate have approved slightly differing bills in basic agreement to continue the blackout ban for professional sports. But with the opening of the NFL regular season less than two weeks off, a compromise version of the legislation seemingly has been stuffed away in a parliamentary pigeonhole. As matters now stand, if the stalemate isn't broken before Congress adjourns Oct.

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Pa (LPD-Nine; returning leiiermen. including East Coast Conference All-Stars Bryn Williams and Dan Price, will form the nucleus of Lafayette College's 1976 soccer team. Williams, twice named an ECC Ail-Star, is a senioi halfback from Broomall. Pa. Price, a junior from Philadelphia is one of the best goalies to ever play for the Leopaids He allowed just 1.28 grals per game while averaging Yi.i The Lxpnrdj, open their 19T6 home against ii Sept 18 5TH off 2 48 time 1 20 2-5 Lunenberg 'Sasser' 4C' 2 6n 2 4n Woodrows Hope Richiei 40 2 A Beautiful Sprnv 'Torre.

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International Raceway for the 27th running of the Southern 500. to be followed Sept. 12 by the Capital City 400 at Richmond, Fairgrounds Raceway. weeks ago. Describing Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix won by Hunt.

Lauda said "It was an optimal race by Hunt. He did not allow himself to be irritated." Lauda is expected to compete in the Canadian Grand Prix at Mosport. Ontario, on Oct 3. "I am already running one and a half kilometers (one mile i a day, my lung is perfectly okay and my blood count is good." he said DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. UPI Cale Yarborough.

the stocky, little Chevrolet driver from Timmonsville, remains firmly in the lead in NASCAR's 1976 Winston Cup point chase following his win Sunday in the Volunteer 400 at Bristol, International Speedway. Yarborough now has 3,211 points in quest of his first Winston Cup title. He is followed by Benny Parsons, another Chevrolet driver from Ellerbe, N.C., with 3,112 and Richard Petty, a Dodge driver from Randleman, N.C., with 3,106. The remainder of the top 10 includes Bobby Allison. 2.982; Dave Marcis, 2,749: Lennie Pond, 2,741: Richard Childress, 2,611, Buddy Baker.

Frank Warren, andJ.D. McDuffie, 2.357. Yarborough, who became the second driver this season to top $200,000 in winnings, trails only Petty in money won. Petty has $213,960 in winnings and Yarborough $202,170. Dan Dorm and Michelle Howard won the first tennis championships at Crispus At-tucks as the initial net tournament concluded yesterday afternoon at York College.

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"I could only advance my comeback if I was healthy and fully recovered and that is not the case." Lauda said. Lauda suffered severe burns and a seared lung in a crash during the German Grand Prix on the Nuerburgring four two conferences, spokesmen said Sunday after a meeting in Durham. The game will be the first football playoff between the two conferences since seven members of the MEAC split from the larger CIAA to form their own conference five years ago The MEAC consists of North Carolina Central. North Carolina Howard. Morgan State.

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AMFB 4i AilislT.l.'riersC 24 8 AmsOiaimersD 2 AliB'Tuin v. 41 DURHAM. N.C. (UPI) -Officials from the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association 1CIAA1 and the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tMEAO said they hope the first Bicentennial Bow! in Charlotte will become an annual event. The game, scheduled for Dec.

4 at Charlotte's 27.000-seat Memorial Stadium, will match the champions of the State. Maryland Eastern Shore and Delaware State The CIAA includes Elizabeth City State. Fayetteville State. Winston-Salem State. Johnson C.

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