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SPORT SIGNALS By Hal Brown Sports Editor, The Star Last Chance To Get Ticket A couple of thoroughbreds with Nebraska backing may get their final chances this weekend to show their owners they deserve a ticket to Louisville, for the May 1 Kentucky Derby. The Ford Stables of Valley and M. H. Van Berg of Columbus have nominated their stars for major events Saturday against Derby-caliber competition and a poor showing likely will end their Derby dreams. The Ford To The Man has been nominated for Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct, a $50,000 nnrile affair that also has a thing called Hoist the Flag entered.

In their last meeting three weeks ago, To The Man finished 16 lengths back of Hoist the Flag in a six-furlong allowance test at Bowie. Van Berg has nominated his Mr. Bum Bum, a bred, to the Arkansas Derby at a mile and an eighth at Oaklawn Park, also on Saturday. Mr. Bum Bum, who has two wins in five starts this year at the Fair Grounds in New Orleans, finished 11th in last Louisiana Derby there.

Tour Available To Derby Speaking of the Kentucky Derby, Nebraska racing fans might be interested in a special tour being offered by Greyhound even if Mr. Bum Bum or To The Man make it there on 1. Greyhound is offeriiig a three-day tour, leaving from Kansas City on April 30 and returning May 2, spending both nights in Vincennes, only a short jaunt from Churchill Downs. The fare is unbelievably low with more details available by contacting your Greyhound Travel Bureau. Winner For Aunt Priscilla Champagne Kid, a regular visitor at M-Sar-Ben and the State Fairgrounds track in recent years and a special favorite of The Lincoln Priscilla, has picked up his first money of the season for owner-trainer Fred Underwood.

The seven-year-old black gelding finished second in last feature at Oaklawn Park at a mile and 70 yards with an $8,500 purse for $20,000 claimers. The runner-up finish was worth $1,700 for the thoroughbred, who won better than last year and who picked up his last win in Lincoln on Aug. 1. He had a sixth and an eighth place finish in previous outings at Oaklawn this spring. No Whiteds At Ak-Sar-Ben For the first time in four years there be a Whited riding at this summer.

David Whiled was the leading jockey at the Omaha track in 1067 and younger brother Danny has carried the Whited name there the past three seasons, but both plan to do their Jockeying in Chicago this summer. love says Danny. after that meeting, it is go to Denver or a spot where you are relatively unknown. Last year, 1 went to Rockingham after the Ak-Sar-Ben meeting, but that track is so far from The Whited brothers currently are riding at Oaklawn Park. Thousand Yes, Million No Colonel Matt J.

Wann, a staunch defender of the honesty of horse racing, always had a ready answer tor anyone, who ever questioned that honesty. man knew Just five sure winners and he had a thousand dollar Winn reasoned, could parlay that thousand into a million. known a lot of horsemen, who had a thousand dollars, but never known one. who ever won a Backstretch Thought horseshoe can be very lucky for you if it happens to be on the right horse. HUSKERS STUMBLE Wednesday, Morch 31, 1971 The IJiieoln Star 2B 10TH Bullpen Relief Full Of Holes HOUSTON WINS, 6-5 IT WAS A 'REAP SHOCKER Detroit Tiger pitcher Mickey Lolich returns to dougout after hitting a home run.

He is greeted by manager Billy Martin and Jim Northrup reviving Dick McAuliffe who is feigning a faint with coach Art Fowler, left. (Story, page 30). Haywood, Rockets Reach Agreement FORMER DETROITER TO CONTINUE WITH SEATTLE DUTIES Los Angeles The Denver Rockets of the American Basketball League and their last December. attorney, Morris Pfaelzer, and Frederick P. former standout, Spencer: Firth, attorney con- Haywood, settled their breach of firmed settlement of the suit, fontract lawsuit Tuesday.

A week, the NBA dropped Haywood and the SuperSonics but levied a Ending litigation that began last November, the settlement frees Haywood of all contractual Mil Annonr obligations to the Rockets and the ex-Detroit University player TwirA On will continue to play for the Seattle SuperSonics of the rival National Basketball Association, with whom he signed a contract FEATURE RACES At Gulfstream 4.80 Bowie 11.00 Bid Award Dazzling Native Happy Go On At Miss Fall River Pete's Chick Brace Princess At Aqueduct Tunex Cut The Comedy Cold Comfort At Golden Gate Victory Tale 7.20 Twinkle Proof Kelley Jack 6.20 5.00 4.40 3.00 4.20 2 80 4 40 4.00 2.60 2.60 210 $200,000 fine against the Sonics for signing the player in violation of its four-year rule one that prohibits an NBA club from signing a player before his college class has graduated. The attorneys would not divulge details of the settlement and U.S. District Court Judge Warren J. Ferguson, before and on with the Sonics. The NBA opponents played some of the games under protest which were later rescinded when the NBA and Seattle finally reached peace.

Haywood was in court Tuesday and smiled broadly when the action was dismissed. Houston For the second day in a row, the University of went to the bullpen for a stopper and came up with a lemon in dropping a 6-5, 10 inning decision Tuesday to the University of Houston. Tlie Huskers, down 5-3 going into the ninth, knotted the count when catcher Randy Spiehs singled home Pat Elgert. But Houston jumped on Bruce Cramer, most dependable reliever in 1970 with a 5-1 record, for three straight singles in the 10th to seal the verdict. Bill rap up the middle knocked in catcher Larry Martin for the winning run.

The loss left Nebraska at 1-2 during its current eight-game road Series with the Cougars. Houston new stands 12-9 Monday, the two split a doubleheader as the Huskers walked off with the first contest, 9-3, but lost the second 1-0 when another relief effort fell through. Veteran hurler Paul Marek hold back the dike, giving up the winning run in the sixth. Tuesday, Nebraska was coasting with a 3-1 lead going into the sixth behind two-hit pitchinig. But the roof collapsed quickly when Houston pushed across two unearned runs.

Glen Gilmore, in relief of Elgert, walked in one run and balked another homeward before rightfielder Jim Ripple smacked a single, scoring two more. His three RBI and three hits were tops from the plate for either team. two hurlers, Mike Gilbert and Steve Brewer, combined for 14 strikeouts with Gilbert getting twelve while relief stint earned the win. three pitchers failed to register a strikeout while yielding seven walks. NU secondbaseman Steve Achelpohl was the only Husker to collect more than one hit as he went 2-4 with a triple.

Bob Munson chipped in with a double, the only other extra base hit. The two teams square off today for a single contest, a twinhill Thursday and single games Friday and Saturday. NEBRASKA (5) HOUSTON (4) ab bi ab bi Mrk.lf 3 0 0 0 Trrll.cf 3 10 0 1 0 0 0 Hndrn.lf 4 110 Crmer 1 0 0 0 Schrdr.ss 5 0 2 0 Achpl, 2b 4 2 2 0 Mrtn.c 2 2 0 0 Mnson.ib lf 4 2 10 3 2 11 BthI.ss 2 111 Rlppl.rf 4 0 3 3 Krsk.pr 0 0 0 0 McLn.lb 50 11 Sith.ss 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Baker.rf 4 0 0 0 GIbrt.p 2 0 0 0 Elgrt.ib-p 4 0 11 10 0 0 Rdgrs.cf 4 0 0 0 Spiehs, 4 0 11 4 0 0 0 Total 35 6 3 Totals 33 6 I Nebraska 000 201' 002 Houston 010 004 000 Spiehs, Marek, Gilmore; UH; Kaiser. UH 2. UH 10, IP ER BB SO Elgert ................5 2 1 0 2 0 Gilmore 2 1 4 4 5 0 Cramer 2 5 110 0 Gilbert 8 4 5 3 3 12 Brewer (W, 1-0) 2 2 0 0 0 2 HBP Henderson, Terrell by Gilmore.

McGuire Gets Honor Los Angeles A1 McGuire of Marquette University was narfied coach of the year Tuesday by the United States Basketball Writers Association. FINISH WIN- 2.10 2 20 2.10 4 20 5.20 2 80 3.40 2.80 DICK PELSTER STOPPED ON TKO- Stander, Pudgy But Potent, Belts Bullard In Comeback By HAL BROWN Star Sports frklitur 0 aha cate heavyweight Ron Stander, ending a six-month retirement, picked up where he left off with a knockout here Tuesday night. thought might have been low, then dropped him again with a left in the fifUi round. Bullard appeared to be finished with that knockdown. In his first attempt to get up, he staggered back to the canvas, reeurd to 15-0-1 with the win, dropped the foe three times in quick succession in the sixth round and referee Gene Buzzello stopped the fight under the three knock-down rule.

Another unbeaten local favorite wa.s not so fortunate, however, with Dick Felster of Norfolk having his win streak stopped at six by Topcat Jackson of Detroit on a TKO the seventh round of their welterweight bout. Pelster suffered a cut over hi.s left eye in the fifth round, but Dr. John Ewing, after checking the injury rounds, permitted the fight to continue. Jackson continued to work on the damaged eye in the next two rounds, and when he knocked Pelster down late in the seventh then finally struggled to his feet iat the count of eight and finished Slander, weighing a the round i put Onadian Frank Bullard u- I 4 the third-raiiking Stander, who pushed his heavyweight in that northern down six times before the fight ended in the sixth rouiut. Tile fight was slopped when Bullard went down for the third time in that sixth round in their scheduled ten round main event at the 0 a li a Civic Auditorium.

Bullard was dropped for an eight-count by a smashing left hook in the secxind round and Stander was already puffing from the weight he carried and t'lie six months away from the ring. The Cunudiun, trying to take advantage of lack of conditioning, used a Jab-and-run style, but stay away from the hard-punching Council Bluffs heavyweight Stander put Bullard down stayed thjere, ending the fight. Unbeaten Omaha lightweight Dale Hernandez pushed hia record to 7-0 with a decision over Fred Jiminez of St. Paul, Minn. In other preliminary bouts John McDuff of Omaha won a split decision over Omahaa Chuck Hernandez in a middleweight bout and Omaha heavyweight Lou Bailey decisioned Alonzo Harris of Oklahoma City.

top-ranked football team will appear on national television twice this fall, according to the schedule released Tuesday by ABC-TV. The Husker game with Colorado at Memorial Stadium on Oct. 30 and a Thanksgiving Day game with Oklahoma at Norman will be a part of the national television package. The schedule: Sept vs. Grambling at Yankee Stadium (night).

Sept. Texas at UCLA, Missouri at Air Force, Houston at Arizona State and Purdue at Washington. at Tennessee, Penn Stafe at Iowa, Kent State at Ohio and Oregon at Stanford. Oct. 2 Michigan State at Notre Dame, Texas Tech at Arizona, North Carolina at North Carolina Slate, Colorado State at Wyoming.

Oct. at Michigan State Oct. vs. Arkansas at Little Rock, Ark. Oct.

23 -Georgia Tech at Tulane, Wisconsin at Ohio State, Texas Tech at Southern Methodist and Wake Forest at North Carolina. Oct. 30- Colorado at Nebraska. Nov. 6 College at Syracuse, Georgia vs.

Florida at Jacksonville, at Northwestern and Washington at California. Nov. games to be announced. Nov, UCLA vs. use at Los Angeles and Notre Dame at Louisiana State (night).

Nov. at Oklahoma and Georgia at Georgia Tech (night). Nov. vs. Army at Philadelphia and Auburn vs.

Alabama at Birmingham, Ala. Oec State at Tennessee. whom the case was being tried, ------------------------------dismissed the jury. GORDON JOINS suit accused 21-year- i old Haywood of breaching his $1.9 million contract last fall. Haywood, who won Most Valuable and Rookie of Year honors with the Rockets in the 1969-70 season, refused to report and claimed the long-term contract had been misrepresented to him.

In December, he signed a $1.6 million six-year pact with Seattle, a that brought the Denver suit as well as NBA action against its own member, Seattle, and its president, Sam Schulman. The litigation rocked along in the courts and eventually twice reached the U.S. Supreme Court which ruled the NBA ban against Haywood regarding the four-year rule was invalid. Haywood continued to play off SPORTS STAFF Mark Gordon, a University of Nebraska School of Journalism graduate and sports editor of the Hastings Daily Tribune for the past 10 months, has joined the sports staff of The Lincoln Star. Gordon, who was a member of The Lincoln Journal sfwrts staff while attending the University of Nebraska, became spurts editor of the Hastings Tribune upon his graduation last July.

He replaces Tom Henderson, who left The Star sports department for a position in the State Adjutant office two weeks ago. Gordon will author a weekly column entitled, Navashane Nabs Feature At Former Mets-Tigers In Trade again in the fourth round wtih a round, the Norfolk fighter arose hard body punch that some and walked to his corner. He Bills To Play Games This Fall In Buffalo Buffalo, N.Y. The Buffalo Bills, who have threatened to move their National Football League franchise if they did not get a new stadium, made it official Tuesday they will play here this year. In a notice filed with the city clerk, the Bills said is to inform you that the Buffalo Bills arc their option to continue the lease with the City of Buffalo for the use of War Memorial lease renewal is for the 1971 'oot ball Sports Menu Wednesday HORSE Fonner Park, Grand Island, 3 p.m.

BASEBALI Nebraska at Houston. South Dakota at Nebraska Wesleyan, Magee Stadium, 3 m. Thursday HORSE RACING Fonner Park, Grand island, 3 p.m. BASEBALL Nebraska at at St. Edwards; Missouri at St.

Mary's (night). TENNIS UNO at Nebraska, 3 p.m. Friday HORSE RACING Fonner Park, Grand Island, 3 p.m. TRACK Nebraska at Texas Relays; Kearney Relays (college division). BASEBALL Nebraska at Houston; Kansas State at Colorado (2); Kansas at Oklahoma State (2); Minnesota at Iowa State.

GOLF Peru at Nebraska Wesleyan, I Holmes Park; Lincoln Northeast, South- i east. East, Lincoln High and Pius at Beatrice Invitational; Nebraska at Oklahoma Intercollegiate Tournament, Shawnee, Okla. Colonial Hole-ln-Ono David Ware of Lincoln rolled in a hole-in-one on the 120 yd. 8lh hole of the Colonial Golf Course Tuesday, He was playing with Doug Embree, also of Lin- coin. St.

Petersburg, Fla The New York Mets traded pitchers Dean Chance and Bill Denehy to the Detroit Tigers Tuesday for pitcher Jerry Robertson and an unspecified amount of money. The Mets immediately optioned Robertson, a right-hander who last year had an 0-0 record with the Tigers and 4-4 with Toledo in the International ihe was 10-8. League to their Tidewater, The Tigers old Chance, a former Cy Young award winner with the California Angeles, from Cleveland last September. He had a 941 record with the Indians, was (K1 with the Mets. Denehy, who like Chance is a right-hander, spent last year at Memphis where he had no record and at Tidewater, where Grand Island Navashane came from third place going into the stretch run to nip Phil Joy in a photo finish to capture the featured Grand Island Hotel- Motel Association Race Tuesday at Fonner Park.

Navashane, piloted by Fred Ecoffey, toured the furlong chase in 1:19 3-5 and returned $3.80, $2.40 and $2.40. The colt, owned by 0 Farms, Inc and trained by J. Hitchcock, was making its second start of the current Nebraska horse racing season after scoring a second- place showing to Sound of Maye in a second day race. The ninth-race exacta produced the largest payoff of the season as lorvgshot Rain Bird paid $69.00, $22.60 and $6.20 and Royal Lancer returned $16.40 and $7.20 to for a $542.00 payoff. Results Firs7 race, purse 51,400, 3-year-olds, furlongs, 1-5, Iowan (Jones) 4.20 2.20 Sound Smoke (J.

Rettele) 3 40 2.60 Whoa Rube (Anderson) 4.00 Also ran Cletverdale, Beckon Call, Kay, Admiral Cay, Kandy Korn, Harvest of Harmony, Top Whirler. Second race, $2,000 claiming, purse $1,400, 4-year-olds, 1 mile, 3-5. Vashed Tatars (Coleman). 8.80 4.60 3.20 Pack Of Gems (Ecoffey) 3.20 2 40 Shepards Promise (And farm in the International The -Mets bought the 29- announced that Denehy would be sent outright Toledo. Pink Orchid (Turner) Space Bound (King) ..........................115 Third race, purse $1,400, 2-year-old, maidens, 4 furlongs.

Sound The Horn (Correal ..................118 Jamies Relic (Barnes) ......................115 Tim Dorrin (No Boy) .......................118 Miss Star Cruz (Howland) Tama (Stallings) ...............................118 Joust Abit Windy (Ecoffey) ...............118 Foxcar (Engle) Gal A Neasian (King) .......................115 Viling Dan (No Boy) Tech Writer (Baxter) 118 Also: Lady Crymme (J. Reftele) xxloe. King Hoss (Hidinger) III, Willie Deliver (Coleman) 118, Peter Sir (Correa) 118. Fourth race, purse $1,400, 3-year-olds, claiming price $3,500, 6 furlongs. Booefa (No Boy) 110 Amitcon (No Boy) 110 French Intrigue (Chavez) ns Joy Honey (Anderson) ...117 Mr.

L. S. (Correa) 115 It's Bunk (Hidinger) 110 Phoebes Song (King) ilo Little Rip (Ecoffey) )17 Burso (Jones) Tracy Gains (Patterson) 110 Also Rocky Dream (Werre) 115, So Longa (Stallings) 1)2, Whirl Of Red (No Boy) 115; Umatt (j. Rettoie) XX108. Fifth race, exacia wagering, purse $1,400, 4-year-olds and up, claiming price $3,000, 4 furlongs.

Bold Eagle (Munsellj ll? Mr. Nordling (Ecoffey) Kitty (Patterson) 115 Ebony Mist (Stallings) Wilson Hill Prince (Chavez) 117 Hesa Kern (No Boy) ......................120 Jackie Beano (Barnes) 115 My Utopian Donna (Bernhardt) 1)5 Chuck's Will (Darnell) xxx107 Howdy's Gat (No Boy) Also Revealing (Jones) 112; Lak-A- Ptlouse's Gem (No Boy) 114; Midas Lady (Chavez) Three Tokes, Fairish, Al's Baby, 360 Miss Rome TRADED Chance, left and Denehy, Utah Boss Vows To Keep McDaniels Draft Rights Salt Lake City, Utah Li) Vince Boryla, general manager of the Utah Stars, vowed Tuesday to retain American Basketball Association draft rights to all-American Jim McDaniels matter what it McDaniels, 7-0 Western Kentucky standout, was drafted No. 1 by the Stars two weeks ago and was drafted in the seeund round by Seattle of the National Basketball Association. The ABA rival, the Carolina Cougars, announced Tuesday that McDaniel.s liad signed a multi-year personal services contract with them. Boryla, a former NBA player, said other ABA owners had asked him to let Carolina have McDaniels for the good of the league.

But Boryla, slamming his fist on a table at a luncneon, declared: can do public relations or anything else for Carolina, but he will not play basketball for Asked if he is planning a suit with owner Bill Daniels, Boryla reiterated, will take whatever steps Carolina has offered pbyers in Boryla said, but added, is no adequate compensation and there never will maneuver for McDaniels with the idea of peddling Boryla said. past weeks have proven his worth, but we traded over a month ago to be in a position to get The Stars traded Donnie Freem'n and Wayne Hightower to Texas and guards Glenn Combs and Ron Bcone and tup draft choice. have the draft rights to in the Boryla said. 04 )body can change that. Boryla, visibly shaken later modified his threat, saying, get McDaniels or we will be adequately He said ABA Commissioner Jack Dolph in our and had tried to discourage Carolina.

The legitimate No. 1 choice was another 7-fuoter, Elmore Smith of Kentucky State. coach Bill Sharmaii said: have confidence that the league let Carolina get away with tampering with Alto ran Farmeretle, Vardiccbio. Daily Doubit $31 Third race, maiden, purte $1,400, 2- ytar-old filliet, 4 furlongs, 1-5. Mist Jittery (Stallings) 5.60 4.00 3.20 Spacy (Hidinger) 10.00 6 40 Vina Kunzman (King) 3.20 Also ran Tahitian Date, Solid Bet, Pucker Quick, Kays Gum, Husker Star, Thunder Woman, Husker Line.

Fourth race, $2,500 claiming, purse $1,500, 4-year-old and up Nebraska bred, 4 furlongs, Jean Kem (Turner) 11.80 5.00 3 aO Tiny Ruby (Ecoffey) 3.40 2.40 Darlla Nay (Werre) 4.00 Also ran Our Bess, Third Generefion, Uncle Les. Dew's Little. Fifth race, $4,500 claiming, purse $1,400, 3-year-oldt, 6 furlongs, Barnstorm (Stallings) 5.20 3.60 Alex Kelly (Ecoffey) 7.00 4 20 Little Decimal (Chavez) 3.60 Alto ran See My People, Poone Lazy Mae, Double Duke, It Hurts, Wisner Clipper, Exacta (1-2) $41.00 Sixth race, allowance, purte $2,100, 4-yeer olds 6Vt furlongs, Navashane (Ecoffey) 3.80 2 40 2.40 Ph i Joy (Chavez) 2,80 2 60 Inspector Clousseau (Munsell) 4.60 Also ran Poona Miss, English Jack, Greek Pie. Seventh race, $5,000 claiming, purse' $1,700, 4-year-olds and up, Sli lurlongs, 4 $. New Music (Jones) 4.20 3.20 i Misamoon (Howland) 3.40 2 40 1 Roman Valentino (Munsell) 2.10 1 Also ran The Road, Sammy Sioux.

Eighih raca, fl.SOO claiming, purse $1,400, 4 year-otds and up, 1 mile and 70 yards, 2-5. Ra Bird (Patterson) 69,00 22 60 6 20 I Royal Lacer (Turner) 16 40 7.20 1 Malor Roberts (Coleman) 2 8C Also ran BaHling Bill, Tom's Buy. Col. MItchener, Steel Sugar Exacta (SA6) $542 00 Atttndance Mutual Handle 5175,115 Wednesday POST TIME P.M. First Race, $1,400, 3-year-old maidens, furlongs.

Nova (Stallings) ns Jana Jo (Patterson 113 Cy's Gross (Engle) US Wises Baby (Bernhardt) 113 Good Mandy (0 King) )'3 Special Craft (Hidinger) ni Wind Token (No Boy) 113 Reverse Magic (Vosler) 113 Husker Queen (Turner) 113 Jr. Khal (Correa) l'8 Also Key Karoo (No Bov) 1)8; Mingaling (Ecoffey) 118; Bob's Tlcxet (Barnes; I'l; Miss Cactus (Turner) 1)1 Second race, purse $4,400, 4-year olds and up, Nehr. bred, claiming prica $2,000, 6Vt furlongs. Nero's Gem (Correa) 101 Miss Islander (Ecoffey) 110 Nahrview (Munsell) .....................113 Kid Heathen (Chavez) II3 Brandy Boats (No Boy) Oalrymple (No Boy) Ill Miss Lea Kem (Jones) War Judge (Howland) .1 HI 112 Sixth 2 100 furlongs. f(Werre) (Hidinger) Kelley Blue (Ecoffey) a -Swiss Policy (Engle) Me Go (Sfallligs) Genuine (Chavez) 'y'y story Book (Anderson) A.

Engel entry. Seventh race, purse 4.vaar^M« Claiming price 4 furlongs Rosy Bux (Munsell) riKKw(Anderson) Gibby Bo (Coleman) Swthern Victory (No Boy) Rlppolee (Ecoffey) Carrara Bolero (Engle) Canto Lady (Hidinger) Needle Maid (No Boy) race, Erin Pub Purse, purse 4-year-olds and up, allowance. 120 113 115 112 120 113 no 117 (Howland) Forgetful (Turner) Also Time To 1 Larry's 113 115 108 IIS .117 110 .115 112 To start (Jones) 115 Bush Dancer (Stallings) Paper Guy (Jones) Burgundy Street (Ecoffey) Teardrops 'N' Roses (Barnes) Nebraska Butch (No Boy) Burrito Girl (Anderson) Held! Win (Radford) Armed Fancy (Coleman) Gonny Susie El Red (Correa) Also Charla's Girl (Turner) 115, Mabern's Alibhai 110 113 115 112 113 IIS 110 no no Ego (Ecoffey) 112. ox 3 pound apprentice allowance 5 pound apprentice allowance XX 7 pound apprentice allowance XXX pound apprentice allowance FONNER WORKOUTS Monday Track Slow three furlongs Bob's Ticket 40-4 My Amigo 39.1 ha Bud 39 hg Make A Mint 38-1 hg Bar Magic 40 hg Mr. Joe S.

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