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18 Tifo Lincoln August 6, 1971 lensir- Tie In American Classic Tourney HILL, HEARD SHARE FIRST ROUND ADVANTAGE AT AKRON Akron, Ohio Mike Hill curled in a 30-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole Thursday to shoot a four-under-par 67 and tie Jerry Heard for the first round lead in the $150,0000 American Golf Classic here. Hill hampered by putting problems in a winless year played brilliantly on Firestone South's greens, rolling in six putts for birdies to offset a trio of bogeys in near perfect weather over the layout. Beard, whose best 1971 finish was second at Memphis played steadier, sinking short birdie putts at Nos. 2, 16 and 17 in a bogey-less round. They were one shot ahead of Gay Bewer and Fred Marti, two more pros who have not won on the regular tour this season.

Marti did win the satellite Ontario, event during the winter, however. Five players were deadlocked at 69s. They were Terry Wilcox, Bob Lunn, John Miller, Dale Douglass and Bob Stone. Among six tied at par 70 were Arnold Palmer, bidding for an unprecedented fifth tour triumph this season. It was the first time in nine rounds, however, that millionaire from trooe, had not led the field.

Twenty-four players were within four shots of the coleader, including 11 at 71. Jack Nicklaus, 1971 PGA winner who paired with Palmer to win the National Team Championship last week, ran into trouble on the greens and was among 15 players in a logjam at 73. Hill, 32-year-old Jackson, brother of controversial Dave Hill, credited Brewer with helping his putting. said I was hitting it too quickly, that I was putting too much with my hands in practice rounds said Hill, whose best finish was a tie for 10th in the Tallahassee Open this year. Heard was surprised with his round that included on 31 putts, the same figure as his coleader.

played horrible in practice rounds here, really surprised with my said Heard, 24, of Visalia, Calif. as good as I can said Brewer after shooting a pair of birdies in a bogey less round. The 39- year-old Dallas pro has not won the 1967 Masters and has not led a tour tournament round this year. Marti, whose only 1971 victory was in the Ontario satellite event, said he missed the last two tour stops and went fishing instead. head was he said.

It was more mental than Marti, 30, who plays out of pounds since Christmas down Baytown, missed only three greens and ran in four birdie putts of 1 to 25 feet. Two of the greens he missed cost him bogeys at 6 and 9. Neither Brewer or Marti are enjoying big years in 1971. Marti is 59th on the money list with $27,171 and Brewer is 61st with $27,006. Mike Hill 34-33-47 Jerry Heard Gay Brewer Jr.

34-34 Fred Marti Dale Douglas Bob Lunn Bob Stone John Miller Terry Wilcox Tom Weiskopf Bobby Cole Bert Greene Chi Chi Rodriguez Johnny Pott Arnold Palmer Steve Reid Orville Moody Al Geiberger Hugh Rover Julius Bores Mason Rudolph John Schrceder P.H. Sikes Homero Blancas Tony Jacklin Jim Jamieson Laborn Harris Jr. Dick Crawford Dick Lotz Tom Shaw Rex Baxter Jr. 36-34-70 35-36-71 37-34-71 38-33-71 35-36-71 38-33- 71 38-33-71 34-37-71 35-37-72 Phil Rodgers II Dough Sanders ...........................3 Tommy Aaron Jim Wiechers Don Bies 37-38 73 David Graham RED SOX TAKE AL's East, NL's West Races Tighten, As Leaders Lose By Associated Press The American Eastern Division and the National Western Division tightened up a little more Thursday. Los Angeles blanked Houston, 3-0, while St.

Louis nipped San Francisco, 3-2 and in the Junior circuit New York shut out Baltimore, 5-0 and Boston edged Detroit, 5-4. The Dodgers now trail by six games with the Red Sox closing to Elsewhere in the American Cleveland slammed Washington, 7-1 and Kansas City belted Minnesota, 7-4. In the National Chicago white washed San Diego, 3-0, in an afternoon contest and Pittsburgh bombed Montreal, 7-2. Darrell single in the 17th inning chased home Sonny Jackson with the winning run as the Atlanta Braves edged the New York Mets 2-1. Bill Singer fired a six-hitter to end a personal four-game losing streak and register his first victory since June 12 as Los Angeles beat Houston.

Singer, 6-13, struck out 10 in baffling the Astros with his Mazing fastball. Rookie Jose Cruz homered and former Giant Matty Alou drove in two runs to help St. Reggie Cleveland turn back San Francisco. Cleveland, 10-9, scattered 10 hits struck out five, and walked nine, as the Giants dropped their fourth straight. Mel Stottlemyre capped a five-run seventh inning with a two-run single and pitched a three-hitter against Baltimore as New York defeated the Orioles.

The Yanks broke open a scoreless game with their seventh inning outburst against Mike Cuellar, 13-5, who lost his fourth consecutive game. George Scott anti Boh Mont- drove in two runs apiece as Boston rallied for five runs in the eighth inning and defeated Detroit. Les Cain held a 2-0 lead going into the eighth before the Red Sox caught up with him. The Cleveland Indians pounded out four doubles in a five-run fifth inning and gave Vince Colbert his first major league victory as a starter as they broke a six-game losing streak by beating the Senators Amos bases-loaded double highlighted a four-run seventh inning uprising that gave the Royals victory over the Twins. Tom seventh-inning single drove in Rick Reichardt and broke up a pitching duel between Wilbur Wood and Clyde Wright giving the White Sox a 1-0 victory and vaulting them into third place in the American League West.

Pan-Am Summaries Men's Basketball Canada 72, Virgin Islands 67. Panama 70, Colombia 03 United States 128, Surinam 48. USA (128) SURINAM (48) Taylor 4 2-2 17Tonch Davis 2 0-0 4 Nelson Ford 10 0-0 20 Brster Forbes 2 2-2 6 Kerk Terry 6 0-0 12 Vkrmpn Chones 1 2-3 4 Chelius Witte 5 0-0 lOWezer Jones 3 10-12 Westpl 8 0-0 16Liewas Buse 7 0-0 UNhorst Totals 56 18-21 lMKrieqer Godtrd Totals States 04) 1-2 0-0 4 8 4 4 00 1-2 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 3 5 J7 14-23 48 64 23 25- 48 fouls Laeman, Julio Martinich, Julio Chia), 40 9 8 Argentina (Pedro Bassart, Juan Carlos Dyrzka, Roberlo Hogar, Andres Alonge), 41.2. Women's 400-meter relay final 1, United States (Orlen Brown, Pat Hawkins, Mattline Render, Iris Davis), 44 5. 2, Cuba (Silvia Chibas, Marlen Diaz, Fulgencia Romay, Carmen Valdes), 45 0 3, Colombia (Aida Orliz, Ana Maquillon) Elsy Rivas, Juana Mosquera), 45.9.

4, Canada (Turner, Sadowick, Loverrock, Berto), 46 1. 5, Argentina (Angela Godoy, Cristina Bilgueira, Beatriz Allocco, Irene Fenter), 44 7. 6, Peru (Maria Morante, Edith Noeding, Pat Plaut, Maria Vitca), 0 3. Argentina did not finish after bad 5 first exchanqe. Jamaica finished fourth, disqualified for passing out of iane.

United Surinam Fouled out none. Total United States 23, Surinam 32. Men's pole vault final 1. Jan Johnson Chicago Heights, 17 Pan Am record, old record 4-1 by Dave Tork, 1963, qnd Bob Seagren, 1967, both USA. 2 Dave Roberts, Conroe, Texas, 171..

3. Bruce Simpson, Canada 16-1. 4. Arturo Esguerra, Mexico, 15-5. 5 Erlco Barney, Argentina, 15-5.

6 Al an Kane, Canada, 15.5. 7. Juan Laza, Cuba- 8 Roberto More, 15-1'j. High Jump 1. Debbie Van Kiekebelt, Canada, 5 8 4 864.

2. Judy Durham, Tacoma, 823. 3. tie, Aida Dos Santos, Brazil, 759. 3 Tie, Lucia Vaamonde, Venezuela, 5'4, 759.

3. Tie, Mercedes Roman Mexico, 759. 6 Tie, Penny May, Canada, 4 11, 726. 6 Tie, Silvia Tapia, Mexico, 4-1 1, 726. 8 Marilyn King, San Diego.

4-9, 670. 9. Tie, Marlen F-leialde, Cuba, 612. 9. Tie, Marcia Garbey, Cuba, 617 9.

Tie. Branwe Smith, Bermud-i, 4-7'i, Final Five Event Standings 1. Debbie van Kiekebelt, Canada, 4 290. 2, Penny May, Canada, 4,112. 3.

Aida dos Santos, Brazil, 3,887. 4. Marilyn Kinp, Fremont, 3 867 5. Lucia Vaamonde, Venezuela, 3,831. 6 Mercedes Roman, Mexico, 3,758.

1. Emilia Dryzka, Argentina, 3,641. 8 Sylvia Tapia, Mexico, 3,381. 9 Ana Clara Goldemann, Argentina, 3,350. 10.

Branwen Smith, Bermuda, 3.280. Men's Marathon Final 1, Frank Shorter, Boulder, 2:22 44. 2, Jose Garcia, Mexico, 2 26:30, 3, Hernan Barreneche, Colombia, 2:27:10. 4, Alvaro Mejia, Colombia, 2:27 69. 5, Carlos Cuque, Guatemala, 2 33:14 6 Roland Wallingford, Canada, 2:35 26.

7, 1 Manuel Chuc, Cuba, 2 38:33. Men's 10 meter Hurdles Final 1, Rod Milburn, Opelousa. 13 4 equals Pan Am record, record set bv Lari McCullouch, USA, 1 967 2, Arna do Bristol, Puerto Rico, 13.8 3, Juan Morales, Cuba, Ron Draper, Chicago disqualified for two false starts. Men's 400-meti relay final 1, Jamaica (Alfred Daley, Carl Lawson, Lennox Miller, Don Qoarrie, 39 2. 2, Cuba (Barbaro Bandomo, Pablo Montes, Juan Morales, Hermes Ramirez), 39.8.

3, United States (Willie Deckard, Mar shall Dill, Ron Draper, Rod Milburn), 39.8. 4, Puerto Rico (Santiago Antonetti, Orlando Bristol, Guillermo Gonzalez, jorqe viscarrondo), 40? 5 Venezuela (Felix Mata, Alberto Marchan. Jesus Rxo, Orlando Cubillon, 40.8 6 Bahamas (Wa ther Callender, Kervmq Johnson, Timotyh a Michael Sands), s) 7, Peru (Fernandez Acevedo, Jorge Men's triple jump 1, Pedro Perez, Cuba 17.40 meters, 57-1 world and Pan-Am record old world record 17.39 meters, 57-Ja set by Viktor Saneyev, Russia, at 1968 Olympics, Mexico City old Pan-Am record 16.56 meters, 54 4 by Adhemar Da Silva, Brazil, 1955. 2, Nelson Prudencio, Brazil, 55-2-Vi. 3, John Craft, Charleston, 4, Videaux Veasquez, Cuba, 52-7-Ci.

5 Timothy Barret, Bahamas, 51-1. 6 Manuel Guziurrez, Colombia, 7, Luis Carlos de Souza, Brazil, 498. 8 Jaime Pautt, Colombia, 46-9 4. Women's Javelin 1, Tomasa Nunez, Cuba, 177-3 Pan-Am record old record 174 by Barbara Friedrich, USA, 1967. 2, Sherry Calvert, Torrance, 3, Roberta Brown, Escondido, Calif.

167-1-'j. 4, Yvonette Bayard, Cuba, 159-8-'j. 5, Rosa Molina, Chile, l43-3-'z. 6 Celina Surga, Venezuela, 7, Vera Dilia, Peru. 130-9-' 3 8 Ana Julieta Scurzoni, Argentina, 123- 3'j.

Men's 1.600 meter relay final 1, United States Alexander Dale, Fred Newhouse, Tom Turner, John Smith. 3 .0 6 Pan-am record old record 3:02 set by the USA team in 1967. 2, Jamaica Trevor Campbell, Alfred Daley, Leighton Priestley, Garth Case, 3:03.9. 3. Trinid Tobago Edwin Roberts, Benedict Cayenne, Kent Bernard, James Trevor, 3: 4 5.40, Canada Craig Blackman, Douglas Chapman, Brian Donnelly, Ian Gordon, 3 04 9 5, Peru Fernando Acevedo, Jorge Aleman, Alfredo Diaz, Augusto Mar.

fhinares, 3:08 5. 6 Cuba Antonio Alvarez. Rodoba'do Diaz, Jose Triana, Leandro Civil, 3:08 9 7, Venezuela Haul Sanhouse, Victor Patinz, Jose Hidalgo. Alberto Marchan, 3:08 9 8 Colombia Hugh Burgos Julio Escobar, Pedro Graiales, Jigdonio Palacios, 3:09 Men's meter steeplechase final 1, Mike Manley, Eugene, 8 42.2. 2, Sidney Sink, Manchester, Conn.

8:42.9. 3, Osono Villanueva, Mexico, 8 46.0 4 Raymond Varey, Canada, 8:57,8 5, Victor Mora Colombia, 8 52.6, 6 Grant McLaren, Canada, 9 02 2 7, Rafael Barcaido, Colombia, 9 05 6 8 Jose Leonel Cobo, Cuba 9 06.7. Women's 1.600-meter relay final 1, United States Stroy, Mavis Lamg, Gwendolyn Norman, Chryl Toussamt, 3 32.4. 2, Cuba Beatriz Castillo, Marcele Ch.bas, Aurelia Penton, Carmen Trustee, 3 34 0. 3, Jamaica Beverley Franklin, Ruth Williams, Yvonne Saunders, Marilyn NeufviMe, 3:34.0, 4, Canada I Joyce Sadowick, Joan Eddy, Brenda Wlash, Abigail Hoffman.

3:41,2. 5, Colombia Ana CeciHa Maquillon, Juana i Mosquera. Aida Ortiz, Elsy Rivsal, i 3 50 4. Patriettes Top Omaha Club In Regional The John F. Kennedy Patriettes of Wahoo, behind the performances of Georgia Gomez and Charlene Thompson, whitewashed Ak-Sar-Ben Electric KanDoo, 8-0, Thursday night at Ballard Field in the opener of the Mid-Central Regional Softball Tournament.

Gomez gave up just one hit, a fourth inning single to Judy Rosenbaugh, while fanning four in picking up the win. Thompson supplied the big bat with a six RBI spree. Her three-run double in the second gave Gomez all she needed in dropping the Omaha Metro champs in the elimination meet. Charlene, Miss Nebraska Softball of 1970, added the finishing touches with a three- run homer in the fourth. Cathy Buell also homered for last regional runner-up club.

In an exhibition contest preceding the tourney opener, blanked Garretts, 110. City Crown To Hillcrest Hillcrest Country Club edged Eastridge 131 to 130 to win the Capitol City Swimming and Diving Championship Aug. 2-3. Meadowlane showed 122 points, Knolls Country Club 116, Lincoln Country Club 87, East Hills 86, Northeast YMCA 53 and Eastborough 42. Diving GIRLS Lisa McKee.

Cathy O'Brien, Nancy Patoka. Boys 8 UNDER 50-Breaststroke Tim Nissen (record). 50- Nissen (record) Dewey. Smith. 9 10 Smith (record).

50- Smith (record). 50- Perry. 50-Breastsfroke Gustafson. 11 A 12 Merritt (record). Merritt (record).

50- a Burns. 13 14 Johnson. 100- Johnson (record). 100- Backstroke Eddy Mulligan. 100-Freestyle Harrington.

15-17 Kovanda. 100-But- terfiy Kim Kovanda. Stu Waterbury (record). 100-Backstroke Scott (record). Girls 8 UNDER Bieck (record).

50- Bieck (record). 50- Turnwall. 50-Breaststroke Turnwall 10 Krone (record). Krone (record). 50- McKee.

Bonnie Bateman. 11 A 12 O'Brien (record). Nancy Patoka, Kris Funk. Clyne. Logston (record).

13 A 14 100-Butterfly Linda Krone (record). 100- Krone (record). 100- Breaststroke Laurie Reichenbach. 100- Wayne (record). 15-17 100-Breaststroke Judy Turnwall (record).

Turnwall (record). Smock. Betts (record). Thursday's Boys Over 12 SINGLES: First Round Tom Hicks def. Chris Lehecka, 9-7; Lee Grossman def.

Tom Magnuson, 8-4; Hicks def. Brent Smith, 8-2. Girls 12 Over SINGLES: First Round Kathy Gustafson def. Kim Quick, 8-5; Kay Crouch def. Cindy Martinez, 9-8; Ruth Eppens def.

Becky Herrick, 8-2. Second Round Wendy Brydl def. Gustafson, 8-0; Lori Thorn def. Crouch, 8-0; Christine Hawkins def. Margaret Ellis, 8-1; Eppens def.

Corrinr.e Crouch, 8-5; Semifinals Eppens def. Hawkins, 8-1; Brydl def. Thorn, 8 5. DOUBLES: First Round Lori Cox-Cindy Moeller def. Crouch- Crouch, 8-5; Sue Tracy-Rcsalie Jaros def.

Kim Ketterer-Patty Knopp, default. Girls 12 Under SINGLES: First Round Ranae Krueger def. Lori Brydl. 8-4; Linda Olson def. Ann Raglin, 8 6 Jo Deany def.

Cheryl Wolff, 11-9; Teri Bullock def. Cathy Webert, 8-1; Sheri Cox def. Cirdie Carpenter, default; Gennv Norland def. Barb Grafelman, 8-1; Second Round Deany def. Krueqer, 11-9; Olson def.

J. Deany. 8-5; Bullock def. Cox, 8-1; Norland def. Mulligan, 8-2 def.

C. Deany, 8-5; Bullock def. Norland, 8-2 DOUBLES: First Nor- 1 a def. C. Deany-McDermott, 8-3; Brydl-Brydl def.

Bowes-McCarty, 8-4; Van Cleaf-C. Nickerson def. R. Krueger- M. Nickerson, 8-4; Mulligan-J.

Deany def. Grafelman-Hawkins, 8-3; Semifinals Cox-Norland def. Van Cloaf-C. Nickerson, 9-7; Brydl-Brydl def. Mulligan-J.

Deany, 8-2 Thorn-Thorn def. Hawkins-Grafelman, 9-7; Mota-rfamann def. Eppens-Eppens, 8-0; Neumeisler-Bargmann def. Webert- Hoobler, 9-7. Girls Intermediate SINGLES: First Round Stehr def.

Anne Rinne, 8-1; Emily Herick def. Becky Thompson, 8 6 Lida Smith def Mary Fejfer, 8-1; Sherry Byrdl def. Carol Stoller, 8-0; Jan Crouch def. Michele Steinnan, 8-3; Cindy Gossard def. Sandra Talley, 8-2; Second Round Mary Hall def.

Henick, 8-0; Stehr def. Smith, 9-7; Bvrdl def. Weidman, 8-2; Gossard def. Crouch, 8-1; DOUBLES Becky ThomDSorvStoller def. Rmne-Bullock, 2 Sherry Brydl Mary Fejfar def.

Jan Crouch-Nancy Yaley, 8-2. Boys 10 Under First Round David Pat Thompson, 8-2; Peter Jay Jarvis, default; Todd Jay Lockard, 8-1; Gary Scott Elsom, default; Scott SINGLES: Bodfield def. Eppens def. Thorn def. Morgan def.

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PITTSBURGH ab bi Cash 2b 5 12 2 Hunt 2b Alley ss 4 0 2 1 Day cf Clemente rf 5 0 0 0 Staub rf Stargell If 3 2 11 Fairly lb AOIiver cf 5 12 1 BRobrtsn 1b 3 0 1 0 Sanguilln 4 0 11 Pagan 3b 1111 Hernandz 3b 2 1 0 0 MONTREAL ab bi Kison Bailey 3b Gosger If Bateman Boccablla Wine ss 4 110 Strhmayr Fairey ph McGinn HReed Sutherlnl ph 1 0 1 0 Raymond 0 0 0 0 Woods ph 10 0 0 5 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 4 110 4 110 3 0 11 4 0 10 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 36 7 11 7 Total 33 2 7 1 Pittsburgh 011 031 Montreal 000 002 Clemente. 1, Montreal 1. 7, Montreal 8 Alley 2. Stargell (39), Pagan (5), A.OIiver 6 Bailey. IP ER BB SO 9 7 2 1 4 6 5 6 5 5 0 3 1-321110 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 3 2 2 Webert def.

Scott Titterington, default; Blair Swing def. Eric Dodds, Mark Hawkins def. Jay Hoobler, 8-0; Craiq Johnson def. Hugh Stoddard, 8-0. Second Round Bodfield def.

Eppens, 8-2; Thorn def. Morgan, 8-1; Webert def. Swing, 8-0; Johnson def. Hawkins, 8-0. DOUBLES: First Round Mark Newmeister James Bargman def.

Thompson Morgan, 8-0. Boys 12 Under SINGLES: First Round Donald Cox def. Mike Lux, 8-4; Scott Schainoist def. Bert Sorenson, 8-4; Mark Newmeister def. James Bargmann, 8-1; Roqer Oberle def.

Tom Calvert, 8 6 Kirk Dodd def. John Haley, 8-5; Phil Howell def. Chris Whitehill, default; Lyle Faimen def. Don Cox, 8-1; Schainost def. Lyle Graieiman, 8-3; Clinton Schaeffer def.

Steve Ellis, 8-2; Mark Hoobler def. Jim Mav, 8-3. Sound Round Newmeister def. Oberle, 8-1; Dodds def. Howell, 8-5; Faiman def.

Schainoist, 8-1; Hoobler def. Schaefer, 8-5. Intermediate Boys SINGLES: First Gustafson def. Bruce Duerschuer, 9-7; Kelly McGovern def. Mitch Schainest, 8-1; Fritz Blumer def.

Brad Ruth, 8-2; Danny Scott def. Casey Lien, default; Steve Schiefelbein def. Ronnie Oqden, 8 6 Kent Keilev Krause def. Philip Carter, 8-0. Second Round Don Gruenemeyer def.

Gustafson, 8-1; McGovern def. Blumer, 8 Johnson def. Scott, 8-0; Krause def. Schiefelbein 8-3. DOUBLES: First Round McGovern Schiefelbein def.

Schainest Johnson, 8 6 Gustafson Badfieid del. Scott Ogden, defauit. Beginners, 12 Over DOUBLES: First Round Law def. Whitehill-Dodds, 8-2; Sorensen- Donnelson def. Raglin-Schatz, 8 4 Oberle- Dodds def.

Hicks-Maqnuson, 8-2; Faiman- Bohaty def. Funk-Nash, default. SINGLES Colvill def. Jack Raqlin, 11-9; Randy Bohafy def. Tim Schatz, 8-0.

Kison (W.3-2) Sfrohmayer McGinn H.Reed Raymond Sfrohmayer (Pagan). Kison. NEW YORK ATLANTA ab bi Harrelson ss 8 0 4 1 Milian 2b WGarrett 2b 5 0 3 0 Garr If Agee cf 8 0 0 0 Nash CJones If 8 0 10 Evans 3b Kranpool lb 7 0 2 0 HAaron rf Singleton rf 5 0 10 EWillams Asprmnte 3b 4 1 2 0 TAaron lb Total 33 3 7 3 Total 32 0 60 Los Angeles 000 200 001 3 Houston ...............0 00 000 Gladding. Angeles 1. Angeles 14, Houston 9.

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Francisco 10, St. Louis 2. (4), Kingman (4). M.AIou. IP ER BB SO 6 6 3 2 1 2 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 8 1-3 10 2 2 5 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Marichal (L.10-8) McMahon Hamilton Cleveland (W.10-9) Drabowsky American League Total 36 4 12 4 Total 32 7 9 7 Minnesota .01 2 100 Kansas City 100 101 4 0 7 Braun.

Kansas City 2. LOB-Minnesota 9 Kansas City 8 Mitterwald! Pinella, R.Oliver, Otis Knoop. Patek. R.Oliver. IP i icr WOld, WP- 3 0 0 0 Lum cf 4 0 2 0 Verslles 3b 0 0 0 0 Barber 2 0 0 0 MPerez ss 3 0 0 0 TKellev 1 0 0 0 SJackson cf 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 ab bi 6 0 10 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 11 4 0 11 6 0 10 7 0 10 7 0 2 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 12 0 4 0 2 0 2 12 0 Foli 2b Grote Hahn pr Dyer Sadecki Shemsky ph Frisella Marshall ph McGraw lndenon ph RTavtor Total 61 1 15 1 Total 57 2 13 2 One out when winning run scored.

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A- 9,255 Wednesday American League MILWAUKEE ab bi Harper If Theobald 2b DMay rf Mitchell rf Voss ph Cardenal cf Briggs lb Kosco lb Ratliff Pena 3b Matchlck 3b fRrdrgez Heise ss Lcpez Weaver Morris Schofield ph 3 I Sanders OAKLAND ab bi 4)21 Campnris ss 4 1 1 0 5)10 Monday cf 3 12 3 RJackson rf 1 0 0 0 TDavis If 0 0 0 0 Knowles 4 0 2 0 Locker 2111 Bando 3b 2 0 0 0 Epstein lb 3 0 0 0 Tenace 1 0 0 0 DGreen 2b 3 0 0 0 Dobson 2 110 Blcfary ph 4 0 3 0 Mangual If 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 12 0 5 12 1 4 110 4 0 0 0 10 0 0 3 2 14 2 0 0 0 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 2 0 10 1 0 0 0 10 11 Colbert Ak-Sar Ben Electric 000 000 1 3 JFK Patriettes 040 310 8 1 Georgia Gomez and Cathy Buell; Jo Brugger, Pat Beister (5) and Lois Knutzen. WP Gomez; Charlene Thompson, Buell. tests first round con- 6 p.m. North Missouri C.T.'i, Mc- Falt, Mo. vs Baytown Uniques, Kansas City, 7 30- Greenwood Electric, Des Moines, towa, vs.

JFK Patriettes; Kutis Funeral Home, St. Louis, vs. Wichita Boosterettes, Wichita, JFK Patriettes vs. Greenwood Electric, Des Moines, Iowa, Tavlor Tots, Scotisbluff, vs. Topeka Teamsterettes, Topeka, Kan.

LEGION BASEBALL Juniors THURSDAY'S RESULTS Area 7, Second Round ScottsbluM 17, Alliance 5 (Alliance eliminated) North Platte 7, Gering 0 Area 6 Second Round Hastings 17, Kearney 7 (Kearney eliminated! Lexington 8 Holdrege 3 Grand Island 7, Central City 0 Legion Tourney Begins Today Aurora The field for the Class Legion Baseball tournament opening here today has been completed and opening-round pairings are set. The Junior teams will compete in a five-day double elimination tourney, while the Midget clubs will settle their championship in a three-day single elimination affair. Juniors: vs. Auburn, 6 p.m.; St. Paul vs.

Chadron, 8 p.m. Midgets: Sunday Cozad vs. Broken Bow, 6 p.m.; vs. Harvard, 6 p.m. U.S.

Volleyball Team Headed For Cuba Washington iff) The U.S. volleyball team has been granted permission to take part in an international tournament in Cuba later this month, State Department sources said Thursday. The tournament is set to begin Aug. 13 and will also involve the national teams of Canada and Cuba. It will determine the North American area representative for volleyball competition at the Alley Action Men's 230 Games, 600 Series At Parkway Dick Boles, 233 Ladies' 200 Games, 525 Series At Parkway Eddie Hagelberger, 217.

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2B Andrews. (4). P.Kelly, Johnstone John Mesersth Queen E.Fisher Maloney IP 9 12 1 2-3 5 3 1-3 3 2 4 2 1 ER BB SO 3 2 13 3 0 I 4 0 0 2 i 3 a HBP by Messersmith (Melton). Messersmith, Queen. 8,443 Save on our discontinued, blemished and used tires during this special clearance.

All tires are low, low priced for 10 hours only! TORO dean-op sale! Save 19 72 Munich. Olympic Games Midgets THURSDAYS RESULTS Area 1-2, First Round Omaha Cokes 3, Omaha Gateways 0 (Gateways eliminated) WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Area 3, First Round Bellevue 3, Nebraska City 1 (Nebraska City eliminated) Ralston 11, Papillion 2 iPapiliton eliminated) Beban Calls It Quits Denver a Beban 1967 Heisman Trophy winner from UCLA, was placed on waivers Thursday by the Denver Broncos of the National Football League and afterward said he is finished with pro football. Batting MIKE GRAHAM, OMAHA St. Cloud. Minn.

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Cloud. Minn (NorthernA) JIM HALLER, OMAHA Albuquerque (Dixie AA) DICK HENNINGER, HASTINGS Denver 'American Assn AAA) DAVID KASTER. OMAHA Covington, Va. (Appalachian-R) GARY NEIBAUR, SCOTTSBLUFF Richmond, Va. (Interna? BOB STICKELS, HASTINGS Des Moines (American Assn AAA) DAN WAKTHEN, OMAHA Waterlown (Northern A) 9 1 ip hbbsoera Season 2 1 14 20 12 13 10.93 Week 1 0 0 0 2 3 0 11 3 2 58 70 27 34337 Week 2 0 0 15 17 68 Season 8 0 3 1930 10 14 6 98 Week 1 0 0 3 3 2 4 Season 6 3 1 30 27 13 33 2.00 Week 1 1 0 828 Season 21 10 5 139 120 52113 2 Week 2 11 15 10 4 16 Season 17 5 2 72 82 3337 6 Week 1 00 1 3 1 0 Season 6 3 2 44 4) 4 91 Week 1 1 0 9 62 7 A AM Ito Hurst Shifters Delco Air Shocks Monroematic Shocks Custom Wheels Parts Dixco Tachs Gauges Rubbermaid Car Mats SEASON SPECIALS Cherry Bomb Mufflers Trailer Hitches AH Cars Thru 71 Touch Up Paint 71 Cars Cycle Helmets California Custom Access.

Motorola Radio A Tape Players Deflective Shields a.m.-6:00 p.m. Saturday only! It's Brandeis' great tire clearance sale a gigantic 10-hour special We've completed our tire inventory and found we're overstocked in many tires, including special purchased, blemished, discontinued and odd-and-end tires. You'll save on blackwalls, whitewalls, nylon, belted, radial, tubed, tubeless for sports cars, big cars and regular size cars. Our tire experts will give you quick service. We'll trade tires, mount them free or put them in your trunk.

All tires ore on display. All tires carry our triple nationwide road hazard and workmanship guarantee. Shop early for the best selection in your sizes. Bring your Brandeis credit card. We've trimmed prices on our entire GUARDIAN mower line.

You save $20 on any 21-inch GUARDIAN, or $10 on the 19-inch models. No matter which GUARDIAN you choose for fall clean-up chores, you'll get a great value. Exclusive Toro features include: Rear Safety Shield Deflector Bar (at the grass discharge) Safety Stop Switch Blade Guard Blade Housing That Wind-Tunnel housing sucks up debris, and packs it into Toro's redesigned bags. Makes fall clean-up a snap! Ask your dealer about additional savings on clean-up bagging kits. TORO Prw Parklnf 216 So.

11th Dial 477-4491 Rear of Open all day Saturday. Receive Green Stamps on all your purchases, cash or charge, the day you buy. TIRE CENTERS 10th and Streets Phone 477-1211 WfflaCam retail Special offer Nov. 1,1971. tExcluaive trade name of Toro Manufacturing Corporation Across Iroin the Zoo UNITED SUPPLY RENTS 29th I A St.

Mon. Thru Fri. 8:00 to Sat. 1:09 to 4, Sunday to 1 423-8511.