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Friday's boxes SAM PRAHCISCO PITTMUR6H Heldman. Casals gain in net play Bond, Hunt 2b 5 0 Mays ef 400 Hendersn If 4 1 i' Johnson ib 4 wmtw 3b 3 on 0 i avenprt Total Franclsee Pitt 37 3 9 3 Total 33 12 5 ittsburgh .021 (06 811 l8u 8 DP-San rancisco 8, 15 0 il JJohni Olusfl "2-3 PB-Dieft7 5 IU A- LOS AN6ELEJ ST.tOUIS 0 Cardenal Foster Pena Wfarkerlb wtton pr Norman Joshua rf 1000 3110 Maxvili ss 0 1 Broclc If Ramirez Culver 3001 0100 jooo. 1010 Associated Press Heldman of New York and Rosemary Casals of San Francisco advanced to the quarter-finals of the French Open tennis championships yesterday. Miss Heldman, the No. 4 seed, struggled to overcome Esme Emanuel of South Africa, 3-6, 9-7, 64, while Miss Casals, seeded eighth, easily downed Kristy Pigeon of Danville, 6-2, 6-1, in the third round matches.

Miss Emanuel a student at San Francisco State, seemed on the way to an upset when she breezed to a 6-3, 4-1 lead. Then the favored New Yorker took charge and won four straight games. But the South African refused to give up. She fought off four set points before Julie broke service in the 16th game to win the set. In the third set.

Miss Heldman never trailed. She broke service in the 10th game for the set and match. The Americans were joined in the quarter-finals by Mrs. Vlasta Vopickova of Czechoslovakia who beat Anna Maria Arias of Argentina. 64, 64.

Favored Margaret Court also gained the quarter-finals by trouncing Lesley Hunt. 6-2, 6-1, in a match of Australians. Delaware wins District PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)Glenn Hinton. an outfielder who became a pitcher in mid-season, pitched the Delaware Blue Hens to the College World Series by stopping SPORTS MENU Rplas ph OiTaylor i Total Total 813 Angeles Angeles 5, St.

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Hinton, 3-0 during the regular season, struck out five and walked only one in the game, his first appearance in the NCAA District Two tournament. Delaware went undefeated in the tournament with a 3-0 record. Seton Hall finished at 2-2. Rutgers and Penn State were eliminated Friday. Hinton and Seton Hall right- hander Tom Griesemeyer were locked in a 1-0 duel until the 8th, when the Blue Hens capitalized on two walks to launch a three-run inning.

In men's singles, Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia and Martin Mulligan of Australia struggled to uphill five-set victories in the fourth round. Kodes tumbled Romania's Ion Tiriae 4-6. 7-5. 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. Mulligan outlasted Chile's Jaime Fillol 6-4, 5-7, 3-6.

7-5, 8-6. Francois Jauffret of France had it much easier, beating Italy's Adriano Panatta 6-3, 64, 6-0. The American Davis Cup pair of Arthur Ashe, Richmond, and Charles Pasa- rell of Puerto Rico beat Belgium's Eric Drossart and Patrick Hombergen. 9-7, 6-4, 5-7, 3-6, fi-3. in a third round doubles contest.

In another third rounder, Jim MacManus, Berkeley, and Jim Osborne, Honolulu, defeated France's Alain Bouteleux and Michel LeClerc, 64, 6-3, 7-5. MAIL BULLDOG Phoenix, Sunday, May 31, The Arizona Republic D-7 USC rips Broncos ior District 8 title LOS ANGELES The University of Southern California defeated Santa Clara. 6-1. yesterday to win the District 8 NCAA baseball championship and advance to the college world series in Omaha, June 12. The win was the second i straight for USC in the best i of three series.

USC won Friday. 12-1. Trojan pitcher Jim held the Broncos to five hits in winning his 12th game of the year against just one loss. Barr retired the last 18 batters he faced. USC scored five unearned runs in the third inning to offset an early 1-0 Santa Clara lead.

A two-run single by first. baseman Mike Ball high)! ed the inning. The Trojans ran their son record to 41-12 in their 13th successive game. USC has-won the Di championship nine times the last 13 years. Pool Tables New and Used Large Supply ef Cuitom Cue Sticks STRUVE I 1911 E.

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