The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 27

Sawyers Shock KHS, 20-6, in DCSL Opener BY IRA FUSFELD KINGSTON Saugerties High School, its offense eating up 177 yards of Dietz Stadium turf, and its defense blanking Kingston passing and running attack, dumped the mistake- prone Maroons. 20-6. Saturday in the Dutchess County Scholastic League's gridiron opener. A capacity crowd, of which many believed Kingston would sweep its neighbors from the north off the field, sat stunned as the home team stalled constantly on offense, several times by their own fumbles and Saugerties interceptions. The Sawyers, a team filled with seniors, but one which was considered inexperienced nonetheless, played a near perfect ball game.

Rarely going to the air, Saugerties managed to pick up yardage on highly regarded defensive line with superb blocking and hard nosed running. Still, it was because of Maroon miscues that Saugerties got in position to score. The first touchdown came following an intercepted pass, the second on a fumble recovery, and the third shortly after a bobbled ball. The first quarter was scoreless, but it provided an indication of things to come. Kingston attempted to put the ball in the air the first six times it moved from scrimmage.

On the first series of downs, two of quarterback Walt Houghtaling's throws were incomplete. The other time he was dumped for a loss. On second series, Houghtaling lost 13 yards behing the line, got eight back on his first completed pass, then tossed another incomplete. Saugerties, meanwhile, managed to move the ball from its 21 to the Kingston 44. all on the ground, before signal caller Billy Maines tried a screen pass wh'ch Jim Milano intercepted, ending the Sawyer threat.

But Saugerties had showed that it could move. When Kingston took the ball ifor the third time it went to the ground and did get a first! down. But then Houghtaling went back to the air only to have Bob Heincck pick off of the pass. Saugerties took possession on its 47. It moved to the Kingston 44 and on fourth down had to punt.

But on what proved to be a key play, a Kingston penalty for holding on the punt gave Saugerties a first down on the Maroon 39. From there, Jim Whiteford ran to the 31. Four plays later, now" in the second quarter, still on the 31, Maines handed off to Mark Salinivich, who in turn gave it to Wb't'Tord on a reverse. The good-looking Sawyer back went around right end for the touchdown. I The TD came on a surprise play on a fourth and seven Kingston took the ensuing kickoff and tried to stick to the ground.

It moved to 25. Then Houghtaling threw what looked to be a touchdown pass in the direction of Joey Fay. The throw, however, was short and was knocked down by Heineck. On the next play.jiight end. A pass from Maines Houghtaling.

running out of the to Jim Myers gave SHS two pocket, fumbled right into the more points, hands of the Sawyers' John! Saugerties had the ball again Lechner, who ran 67 yards for minutes later after another a touchdown. Houghtaling was (Maines' interceptmn moving to his left when the of a Houghtaling pass). This pigskin just seemed to pop right vtine the break went the other off of his fingers and into as Kingston's Kim Lechner's grasp The big Nicholas plucked a Maines Saugerties defensive player throw out of the air and raced outlegged three Maroons in his 45 yards for the lone jaunt to paydirt. tallv. The score may have bothered The TD came late in the third Kingston, but the Maroons still Quarter and Kingston had started driving when they took time to come back.

But over again. This time KHS Saugerties effectively kept marched to the 25 yard line only of the ball and the to fumble again, Marz booting a 0 ons never seriously it on the 15. threatened again. When play started in the Kingston goes to Beacon next second half. Saugerties was while Saugerties travels content to eat up the clock.I 10 Arlington.

Nearly half of the third quarter The ended before Kingston got the ball via a punt on its 17., Tn two plavs Saugerties would have it again, as Houghtaling! Mumbled on a handoff mixup. Sawyer Bob Tammany I recovered on the 19 andj I eventually Whiteford scored 5 First Downs Rushing Yardugp Passing Yardage Passes Passes Intercepted Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized 4-146 36 3) Punts 3-99 (33 0) quarters 177 2-7 2 0 70 10 46 90 3 3 30 I from the two on a sweep around i Klngtaon a rmnm Section. THE SUNDAY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. SEPTEMBER 24. 1972 SEVENTEEN Nebraska Destroys Army 0 6 ti The teorine: 31 yd.

run (run fail). 67 yd run with fumble (run fail). 2 yd run (J. Myers, pass from Maines). KHS Nicholas, 45 yds.

with intercepted pass (run fail). IT WORKF.l) Whatever Saugerties liigh School football coach Fred Seither (R) told his team before its game with Kingston at Dietz Stadium Saturday, it worked. Saw yers won, 20 6. (Bryson photo) Tony Wasn't Surprised The KINGSTON! made so nrinvj Sawyer Coach Fred Seither 1 rude welcome to the Dutchess mistakes," Badalato moaned, advantage of the County Scholastic League for saugerties High School applied You know we were inside their knowledge that K'neston would Kingston, to Kingston High Saturday at 30 five times and score, throw knowledge Badalato Dietz Stadium surprised a whole We just don't have the not to vrio on! The start of the lot of people. Kingston coach sistencv yet.

In a way this outlooks by priming his team Kingston Saugerties series was rony Badalato was not one ol might be the best thing that defensively. Seither, naturally maiked by an impressive WEST POINT, N.Y. (UPI)-- them. could happen to us. The enough, said he was at the end of the Johnny Rodgers scored his It that he thought his pressure is off us now.

tell with the way things turned out. Igame in which players from third touchdown during a 28 team fining to lose. No you on November 18." There were those who thought both sides presented gifts to point third period that enabled has that on his mind. Badalato was asked about the Seither knew he had a winning their parents. Nebraska to rout Army, 77 7 certainly not the always con Kingston game plan, since football team, but decided to Saturday, and hand the CadetsTident Badalato.

just that quarterback Walt Houghtaling keep it under wraps and moan New security arrangements the worst defeat in their 82 bp Saugerties was going started out the contest ith six about inexperience to the press, wore put into effect with this year history. be more of a challenge than passing nlavs, a Seither disagreed. game. Onlv holders of sp al The 70 point margin of bad been advertised. unique approach for a high really expect it.

We sideline tickets were allowed on victory was a modern team had the sc team. had only one starter from last the field and fences completely recoro for Nebraska and the 77 (Psychological Badalato didn't think we could es-iyear in the opening lineup surrounded the playing area. "The tahlish a running game." Ba-j today. We just played very well, dalato explained. we relieved." observed after the game, papers and the radio all said points were the most given up bv any Arm'' surpassing the 51 scored by Notre Dame in ue wprp t0 win the game.

19)0. Saugerties was psyched up. Rodgers ran three yards for They had nothing to lose so they the first score to P'ay and took the game after 3:28 nt Dlav and to us- We The caught a 24 yard TD pass from Pressure was on us 'Uthpaw quarterback David And the pressure Hu mm with 1:05 left in the first to Kingston. period. David Ooeller plunged for two TD's and Humm dived over for another as the ninth ranked Cornhuskers then scored touchdowns in the last 3:48 of the first half to soar to a 35 0 mxw-m lead.

tbe third period. Gary Dixon plunged two yards for a score, Randv Borg returned a The S'adium itself was freshlv painted in Kingston maroon and out throw ing in hopes that would What about Kingston? Seither white, be established. Then they'd drop was asked. back and we'd be able to run." gonna hurt some Tn other DCSL games But the idea, workable on people. They sharp as Saturday, Beacon upset paper, didn't materialize when I expected.

They made a lot Arlington, 26 22: John Jay was the aerial attempts either failed of mistakes and we capitalized routed by Keteham, 28 6 and on Poughkeepaie To say the least, it was a 20 12. apparently or never got in the air because iof the Saugerties pass rush. took Roosevelt, Red Hook Slugs Pine Bush By TIM SCHUSTER 'finding their mark for the' The Bushmen put togetherlyard penalties and Thompson's KF.D HOOK game, for a total of 29 yards, three first downs and stalled running to set itself up with Red Hook High School scored the Red Hook defense ef after Herb Mead nailed quar a first a goal on the five, in eac of the lirst three fectivelv stymied the Pine Bush terback Adams for a ten yard But a determined goal line loss score him LOOSE BALI. 20 during avert a 77 7 defeat Joe Furloni (57) leaps for ball fumbled oy Nebraska's Johnny first quarter action Saturday The recovered fumble help Army the worst in its 82 year history. (UPI) nunt 60 yards for a touchdown, quarters and ran out the clock offensive game.

Rodgers took a five yard pass in the fourth to capture a only from sub quarterback Steve decisive 20 6 football victory a Red Hook Runty for his third score and from visiting Pine Bush Bill Sloey returned a pass Saturday. 1 3 arc! for the The Raiders took the load on own yar(j nne Captian Bob pass was Intercepted by Randy thp Raider threat after their opening series and were pjr()g anticipated a King pass Fistor on his own 41 yard line King had hit Connor with a and Ken Bacon dropped stand by the Raiders held them another ten yards back on off for five successive downs, a long Red Hook drive the next play. killing that chance, set up by Don recovery Pine Bush lost another chance An interception by Tom of a Pine Bush fumble on his to advance when an Adams Engels effectively squelched Good Start for Irish EVANSTON, Notre 111. the game soccer style times in place kicker, Bob Thomas, tied they had possession, itl Is Saturday and four Fight fourth score of the period, If 8 headed on a 57 yard Runty sprinted two yards tor 10 th score and pluneed over Klne 10 from the one for the 11 th and Randv who could not br final touchdown after Ralph as hp scampered down Powell set it up with a 64 yard the left sideline. Tim Cunningham hooted the Humm completed 14 of 18 conversion off the goal post for nasses for 169 yards before the winning point.

He was two and intercepted it on the run, right before halftime, racing 75 yards unhampered for Red Hook lost little time In the score. putting its third TD on the Thompson tried to run in the board in the third quarter, as extra point, hut was unsuccess Tom recovered a Pine ful. Bush fumble on the kickoff on they scored'touchdown to run his personal completed 14 of 18 0 Tbe eTldod with the 30 yard the 14 times total for the day to 10 points. nasses fnr 16q yards before the winning point He was two Raider standout halfback Gary Connor took a pitchout to a school record with three Held byhaving the game early in the for two on extra points for the picking up 25 yards the five yard line as the Raider a record with three Held, Sophomore quarterback Tom Michigan in its opening game a third period. dav rushing to the Pine Bush 20 switched into a power I hack Clements sparked the Irish defenwmen.i The Bushmen (round tn about bne- Terry Thayer bulled attack and remained means io mtir ied bv All American middle ihnir an touchdown.

his wav over for the score from 62 yard pass, and the fourth quarter saw the winners kill the clock for 7rt straight minutes. The 2 0 Raiders host Onteora next Saturday, and Pine Bush, now 1 1 in the UCAL, will take on Wallkill at home. go ing Irish backs tr apiece in scored a a one sided 37-0 triumph over Northwest- £amp until hardy half the third em. neriod remained, when he gave The victory preserved Irish to Cliff Brown after Notre thiee Coach Ara had run up all its points, three en record for opening games Thomas kicked field goals of tions, with nine wins before a crowd 20 and 47 yards, all in defensemen, in 10 by All American of (heir total to yards muchdown Th tm 7 a.Uard 7 Tr' rushing in the first period, with The Wildcats lost the hall stymied the Cadets times times on pass intercep-j each time making Nore the Dame's scoring task easier for triumph over Northwest ihp Iost the ball stymied the Cadets for three on fumbles and Quarters. Dick Afha passed 10 yards to Barry Armstrong with 35 seconds left for only of 55,155, fourth largest in half, to tie the Irish single knocking off a Wildcat scoring touchdown.

Northwestern hUtory. Igame field goal record. threat The Irish wasted no time Darrylt Dewan tallied on a 30 But Parseghian kept his first turning the contest into a rout, yard run, John Cieszkowski on team in the game until midwav Tl 9 7-7 Notre Dame scored the first a 2 yard plunge, Andy Huff on a through the third period before f.ve times they had the ball and one yard drive and sophomore he began substituting froelv. He times out of the first eight Eric Penick on a 9 vard run piraron hrm-h Efw King connected with his his halfback slot, hard running fullback Tripp.v right end Richard for A fake kick found Tahver Thompson carrying most of the his second TD pass on the attempting to race around time. He was almost completely goalline.

with Dalzell spearing left end for a two point con shut off in the second half, and the high pass one handed and version, but was pushed out of Pine Bush had little luck run falling into the end zone. bounds, ning anyone else. And Cunningham booted his Pine Bush had one last And vv'th onlv three of ntiar second conversion to make it chance at quar terback Jack 14 passes 14 6 at halftime as it took Rrri It Rtitfc 13 First Downs 9 146 114 Passing Yardage 29 3-14 2 Pa 1 0 Fumbles Lost 3 Penalized 45 2-35 Punts 1-45 Scores By quarters the Hook 7 7 6 Pine Hush 6 A A 6 The scoring: RII Flster, 57 vfl pass from King (Cunnlncrham kleki 15 vd pass from real Kim? (Cunningham kick) a score in the game yd rvn (run fall), advantage of two 15 vd run with inter- copied pass (run fail) SIX to seize es they had the ball and one yard drive and sophomore he began substituting freely. He ki.k) as out of the first eight Eric Penick on a 9 yard run. cleared his bench before the a 30 0 lead at the converted after each end of the contest.

Colorado Wins 38-6 MINNEAPOLIS. quarterback and speedy Charlie ran for a pair of touchdowns to Minn. (UPI)ilead No. 3 ranked Colorado to a quarter, but a Gopher fumble Ken Johnson 6 victory over Minnesota late in the period and a pass! Da'is both Saturday. interception early in the second Minnesota dominated the first quarter set Colorado off on a couple fast touchdowns and the Results i mm 1 run (Sanger kick) Neb Dixon run (Sanger kick) Neb Hort An punt iSanter kirk Neb- Roaaers 5 from Runt (Sanger kick) 4V run with pa turn (Sanger kirk) Neh-Huntv run (Sanger Ink) Runty run (Sanger kicki 10 Athta la' kick) A 4 239 Tigers Close In Again interrep MmilicelU 5 Pace.

IRsT Y. Time Purae Sl.ftOd Punflnger) 6 20 4 60 3 6n 3 II 'bel Ti IL YaWn i 5 3 8u Dale N. (G. (Jilmour) 4 ovo vi Pii rae 6 00 3 20 2 A Mile Pace, Time lili. 4 nor level! (F.

Popfinger) 11.60 3 lount-tin Uk DePhlllipsi 5 W. VV. Cappello 5 80 3 60 1J 20 6 40 5,80 SIXTH Rtl f. Mile Pace. Time Purae 5 (W.

Deters) 7 Shgwneg Queen (G Dilnirturt 2 60 2 4o 6 -Saladin (F Popflnger) 3 20 KVTII II At Pace, Time JiOHI, Purae $2 5 Afton Bullet (J. Bernstein) 11 (JO 4 4 00 Passer (G. Oakes) 6 60 4 So 2 Quick Asset (A DelPriore) 3 40 (lollcjic Football on to win an Buffaloes went easy victory. Colorado scored three touch downs in the second quarter on DAILY 1)01 HLK: 5-4, THIRD Y. Mile Pace.

I Purae 3 7 iJrumni Pick 4 SO J.00 3 60 8 5 20 4 00 4 5 00 7 3 abo bn I HI KTli Purse IS.ftoA 21 60 7 3.40 3 40 PKRFIU TA. 5-7. SKlM.AA KK.IITH HA( Mile Pace, ime 3:03 S. Purae two one yard plunges by Johnson. Fred Lima added a 40 yard field goal and Colorado led at the half 24 0.

After a scoreless third quarter, Colorado cut loosp for another touchdown in the fourth period on a 13 yard sprint by Davis after Lorne Smith I Terme Belle (J. Grundy) ustly Heiress Gilmour) 6 1)0 4 00 2 60 II 1 (I) 'til Hsse, Time mdy Simre Lew ia) Rubin Grundy) ulsc (A Cantor) I I FT II II 2 Mo 3 Hu Mighty Karl i J. Cruise Jr Paulo i A Brownell) Grecian NIMH Mile Pace. Time 6 Spinoza (G. Gtlmourt Adlos (VV.

Deters) 3 Broekworth King (J. Grundvi TF.NTH H4( 2 (Mi 2. Purae Mile Pace Time 7:04.4, Purae $4. 0 (H) 6 Gerhard Hi novel 'lile Pace. Time 8 Birdies Rod I1'.

Popi 4 Quick Reel it), FI J. Ferraro) 30 80 9 00 6 (X) 5 -Rebel Und Jill (H. Lowe) 10 80 Kiowa (S. Smith) 3 6 40 PFKfK I Al 6 7, (J, si PKKFK4 TA: 6 4-5-2. (In Track Handle: (Iff Track Handle: Salurdav 1 Fnntball Rratills Rv I nilrd Maasachusetts 37 Vfatre 0 Mansfield St.

21 Bridgewater St 9 New 14 Sir Kone 41 Pittsburgh 1,1 West l.lherly 40 West a three yard run by Davis and i ,4 48 s. vs Kngland 4 PU mouth St Maine Mardime to Western Mar viand 25 Rrirtgevsater 0 St. IS Slipperv 54 Wittenberg 23 Valparaian 14 Pmt 17 Wagner 0 Fordham 22 St Peter 7 Richmond 17 Louisiana 0 Mtiklleburv 32 Hates 7 41 Behtgh 53 FHkms 3 Oklahoma AS Oregon 3 Western Michigan 14 Northern Illtnnl W'estern Kentuckv 2 Auatin Pea' 7 Richardson 25 Vt'rvlan'1 (Eastern made 32 yard runback of a Maryville (Tenn 42 7 Minnesota punt. 2 Kastem Kentucky 12 West Vtrgiria Virginia 10 Minnesota finally got on the name .37 3 60 in the last two Carolina 14 North Carolina St 2 8o minutes of the game with a 13 a yvi a lit Hrov.ii 24 yard touchdown pass from Colby 2 st. 1 13 reservP Quarterback John Law oeovsbutg 7 Villano'a 20 William A 17 12 80 seoing to Ken Kephart.

Rowling is Miami (Ohio) 7 9 40 4.00 then marched 43 Southern rallfnrnia 5 Illinois 3 fi yards in seven plays for a final Ashland si i 3 40 touchdown, with reserve Quar- invest i 23 l' 6 terback Joe Duenas passing to Missouri rs II i Orcgim St 11 Ozell Collier for the final six Indiana 15 60 12 40 4 80 yards kntll 44 Dresel VaiUtV Moravian 8 20 5 00 Minnesota made a strong 21 0 Lafa'cita 14 'Tsnford 10 Duke ft Bv United Press International Tigers to Mickey Iailich fired a six percentage hitter for his 21st win and Duke the American Sims drove in two runs with a The loss left the pair of singles Saturday to give Red Sox with a Detroit a 7 1 victory over the Boston Red Sox and raise the DETROIT BOSTON (I) ah hi ah hi 'ti AuUffe 2 3 0 Harper rf 3 0 0 0 Brown drove run with a -ingle as Milwaukee In beat nati RSI.TIMORE (Il rf GBrown If Stanlcv cf (ash lb I North cup If waalavan Rnringm 3b I Hi mwman as Loiicft 5 2 11 Aparicio vs .7011 (1 1 0 ft Yxtrrmsk 1 (010 3 111 Smith rf 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 Pcirm lb 3 0 0 0 10 33 I Ronton Loi Sithcrl 2 A 30 407 4 0 2 2 Fisk 3 0 11 If 3 12 1 Griffin 2b 0 2 0 Sicher! 1 0 0 0 Gagliano oh Knsui ph 11 7 13 within less than a Ollie point of first place winning League front running Bah .5418 percen Ernie McAnaily tossed an tage in the race while Detroit eight hitter and Ron Fairly was at .5442. socked a two run homer Satur- In other American League dav as the Montreal Exoos action. New York topped blanked the Hittsburgh Fhrates. Cleveland. 5 2.

in a game railed 3 I) after 6 1 2 innings because of In other games, New York ram, Milwaukee edged Balti defated Philadelphia 5 3, more. 2 1, Minnesota nipped cago swept a doubleheader California. 2 1 and Oakland from St 1 0 and 15 and in the pitched a five hitter as the seventh Mets defeated the Phillies. night games San Diego Atlanta. 4 1.

and Cincin was at Houston, 'III Hijford If Pimeli Ih rf flobsun Robinson 3b 4 0 10 4 0 10 4 2 I edged Kansas City. 2 1. i i i Home runs by Bernie lOOftjRon Blombcrg and Roy i helped New York defeat a land. I I pm uin III- not non non 13 I. IP EK RH SO 9 6 1 1 2 6 1 .7 3 3 2 3 fl 423611 1 2 2 110 1 1 3 1 Los Angeles clubbed San Fran Allen, cisco 7 4.

White Jon Matlaek, a prime eandi Cleve date for National League 'rookie of the ear honors, Major League Standings McNallv Goggini Totals ah hi 5 0 10 Thenbalrt 2b 5 0(1 RialrlC'iez 4 0 1 li l.ahoud If 2 0 0 Wav rf 4 4 1 0 Sen It lb Rrigga If 4 0 10 Brown rf 4 i Ferraro 3b 4 0 it 2 0 0 0 Gmburg 2 1 1 I IO I hr hM 4 0 0 0 3 0 10 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .7110 2 10 0 2 0 11 3 0 11 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Rv I nllrd International American I eaf ue Maud (nixhl not Kail National league 'night games not ini luded) East 26 2 4 2 mmmoioo i Milwaul.ee MOtlO Itti Glich DP Ra) 2. Milwaukee 1 FOB Baltimore 11 Milwaukee 2 2B Rlatr 2, Scott 1 Brown IP ER RR SO 6 2 1113 Dobaon I. 16 17 2 2 1 1 0 0 Ixmiang VA 13 11 9 10 1 1 2 6 HBP Bv Da borg 1 A VANK-S (S) (N 21 fiori start and the home crowd of 42.703 had hopes of an upset. Then Minnesota made a pair of mistakes and Colorado took Advantage of them. Florida Si 27 Virginia Te 13 St 17 California 10 ('lie ter St 22 in 21 arolina Sfi 21 Florida Karoaa 32 14 2b If Muiter cf Blomberg lb Calllacm rf Allen 3b Xlunaon i hael Peierwm I EV Cl.AND ah rato .10 10 Hell rr 3 111 Hrohamr 2b 3 10 0 Chambiai lb 4 12 2 J'dinMai if 4 110 Nettles lb 3 1 1 2 Be rf 3 0 2 0 Duffy 2 0 0 0 2 0 9 0 Donning RMkJIebrgi CamilSi ph Hilgendorf Telala 27 Game railed after of ram New Vurk Peiersrm 17 14 Dunn: 5 4 Rtddleberger Hijeniorf nr a 4 mi 5 4 I 2 tnt 1 Pi.

1. Ah 548 ChicagoWt 65 552 11 Ma urn a Mh 527 2W MKTS 75 70 .517 I6Q tel YANKS 76 70521 S' 7071 473 T3 2 110 Cleveland 67814331.1 Vi Montreal 79155 25 3 0 3 1 Milwaukee 61 86415 Philadelphia 56 91377 37 3 0 10 WeitReal 2 0 0 0 1 pelg b.w1. 1 3 0 0 0 Oakland 503 Cincinnati 9n 55 621 3 0 1 (I Chicago ti13 rea 4 Houston 80 64856 3 0 0 0 Mtnne'fjia73 60 52) Fos 7667 536 12 2 0 0 0 7173 4 PI 6ft 77 169 22 0 10 0 California 6ft 78 466 San Fraw isrn 1.34 77 0 0 0 (I Texas 52 02.36! .33 San Diego 34 89 76 35 1 0 0 0 Tnlav'a Probable Cltorhed divisional title 0 0 0 0 Callfur'n a (Mav 10) atMinnesota Protia hie 22 2 4 1 1 (Perry IT 14 Piti Balltm'sre Dobson 16 16)at Milwaukee Philadelphia (Cat 25 atNew PHII ADE! PRIA ah ht Harnton 2b ss Moiiev 3b Fuzinski If lb Fersch Schmitt tih Seinia Bateman ph BRubtnsn Freed rf Nash Johnson lb 4 0 it Garrett 3b 4 0 0 0 Boswell 2b 4 0 0 0 Krant'ftol lb ,7 I 2 Staub rf 2 0 0 Jones If 0 0 0 Schneck ct 1 0 0 0 Over 0 0 0 1 0 0 It Matlaek 4 2 0 4 0 0 0 3)00 ooon 3 0 0 0 32 11 I Totali METS (3) tbrkM 3 111 2 10 0 4 0 2 0 2 0 0 1 3 111 4 111 2 10 1 4 0 .1 0 2 0 0 9 24 I 000 230 9 002 (MM) IP 6 2-3 I (faMkwtagl 7 13) Ih'troit Fr' mart 2 13 5). (Bosnian 7 9) 24 15). IK KH SO Cuv (Montgomery 22 6 2 1 2 2 isbv 2 0) at Oakland (Odom 14 6 5 5 3 2 Hamilton (6 2 6 0 0 0 New York (StottlemVlt 14 17 1 4 4 4 2 Gardner 7 4 at (Tidrow Lamp (Ttarit Chicago (Wiaal York (Scaver (16 Montreal (Sugiernan 11 at biii trh (Moose 12 Chicago 10 at St Louit 15 IH i.

and san (Kirbv 11 14) at Atlanta and (McQueen 0 3) Cincinnati (McGlothUn 8 7) at arid (Forsch 13-15 Francisco Harr 7 at (John il. Philadelphia ooo (too New itrk 101 1 11 Ml Martinez. Garrett DP New York 3. FOB Philadelphia 5, New York 8 2H Harmon Kubinon Kranefxxil, ise J'tnss. IB Schneck.

Boswell. Matlaek, SK Jones, Staub, Garrett. Over IP It EK HR SO Nash Fit 5 43333 I 1 0 0 0 1 3 3 3 2 1 9 Matlaik 14 4 53034 i HUP By Nash (Dyar) 2 A-U Houston Lersch Seiamm.