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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: MONDAY, MAY 21, 1973- Tito For Three WEST PENN JR. CUP FOYT EYES 4TH WIN -26 First Step Fastest Field Ready for Indy BOO kc Tex. Rangers Soccer Crown To U. St. Clair Jeff Lorenzato a three-goal hat trick to lead Upper St.

Clair to a 5-2 victory over Beadling and the West Penn Junior Cup soccer championship at Beadling Field yesterday. The clash marked the end of the two-game set based on total goals scored. In the first game last week the teams played to a 1-1 tie, and yester- who was unfamiliar with the car, out of the lineup and sent Snider on his way to bump Posey. Besides Snider, the 42-year-old Harkey ancr McEIreath, Sammy Sessions, Nashville, made the lineup at 188.986 in an Eagle-Foyt. The only other complete qualifying run Sunday was by Jim Hurtubise, Indianapolis, former Speedway record holder, whose 184.262 in a Lola-Foyt was too slow.

Parsons participated in one of two mishaps early Sunday, but his spinning car missed the wall in the short north chute. Al Loquasto, Easton, also escaped injury but battered nis McLaren on the main straightaway wall. The track will be closed Sunday1 Soccer WEST PENN JUNIOR CUP Upper St. Clair Beadling (Upper St. Clair wins championship on two-game, total-goal basis, 5-3).

WEST PENN JUVENILE LEAGUE Bethel Park 2 Our Lady Of Grace 0 (Bethel Park wins league championship). W. P. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE Bethel Park 6 Bethel Orange 0 Open Golfers Must Face Wet Courses The first big step will be taken by 137 area golfers today by competing in the local qualifier for the National Open championship at Fox Chapel Golf Club and Pittsburgh Field Club. They'll play 18 holes on each of the rain-battered 6,600 yard par 71 layouts in seeking 18 places in the sectional trials at Green Oaks Country Club on Tuesday, June 5.

The low scorers there in a field of about 50 will gain passports in the tournament proper at Oakmont Country Club, June 14-17. Both courses will play ex-tremely long today after heavy rain for the month of May The flatter Fox Chapel will probably be more affected by the over-wetting. The field is not as large as originally expected but it is very strong. Included in the list is pro touring "rabbit" Harry Tos-cano of New Castle who'll almost certainly gain one of the spots. Only non-Tri-Stater in the field is Johnny Stevens of Wichita, Kan.

Oakmont pro Lew Worsham is exempt from this qualifier but he's entered and he'll have to play at Green Oaks. Arnold Palmer, who was third last year at Pebble Beach, and Jim Simons of Butler, who was 15th, are exempt from both qualifiers. If any playoffs are needed today they'll be staged at the Field Club. -By PHIL ANAHEIM (AP) The California Angels traded right-handed pitcher Lloyd Allen and left-hand hitting first baseman Jim Spencer yesterday to the Texas Rangers for left-hand liitting first baseman Mike Epstein, right-hand pitcher Rich Hand and catcher Rick Stel-maszek. The deal had been in process for about three weeks, according to Angel General Manager Harry Dalton and Texas owner Bob Short.

Allen, 23, is 0-0 in five games. He has a 10.38 earned run average. Spencer, 25, was hitting .241 with two homers and 11 RBI. Epstein was hitting .188 with erne homer and six RBI. He will be a regular, either at first fcase or as a designated pinch hitter, said Bobby Winkles, the manager.

1- "He was unhappy in Texas and there was nothing we could do to make him happy," said of Epstein, a former Baltimore and Oakland slugger. He was third in the American League in homers last year with 27. "We got him because we like his power bat," said Dalton. Week's Fights i TUESDAY At London-John Conteh, Britain, vi Chris Rnnegon, Britain, light heavies, IS, for British, Commonwealth end European titles. At Sacramento, Calif.

Rafael Gutierrez, Sacramento, vs. Jesse Burnett, Los Angeles, llpht heavies, 10. WEDNESDAY At Los Vegas, Nev. Mannv Leal, Mexico, vt. Gill King, Los Angeles, lights, 10.

THURSDAY At Los Angeles Jimmy Robertson, Los Angeles, vs. Baby Casslus, Pasadena, lights, 10. At Philadelphia Don Cobbs, St. Louis, vs. Bobby Watts, Philadelphia, middles, 10.

FRIDAY At Vienna, Austria Eddie Perkins, Chicago, vs. Eddie Blay, Ghana, welters, 10. nN'i: HI I MB I until carburation runs Thursday. Drivers who went to tht starting line and failed to complete four-lap qualifying runs including Greg Weld, Kansas City, Rick Muther, La-guna Beach, Bill Simpson, Hermosa Beach, and Arnie Knepper, Belleville, 111. BIKES RALEIGH band Prix 10 spt).

$135 Inrlt. Geiwaior Lite, lotU Kick Stand, (like, for the whole FAMILY) REPAIRS on ALL MAKES SKI BARN SHOP, Inc. "Complete Summer Camping Shop" SHADYSIDE 683-9600 ASPINWALL 711-7071 CONDITIONING $S3S 00 Designed Especially for Mobile Homes ADAPT-0-PAC Worth, In his Team McLaren Offenhauser May 12. His average of 198.183 was 9.543 m.p.h. faster than the slowest car to make the field, Jim McElreath's 188.640.

McEIreath, Arlington made the field Sunday after it was filled, bumping temporary qualifier rookie Tom Bige-low, who did 186.809 to fill the starting field. The other Sunday qualifier to stay in the lineup was Bob Harkey, Indianapolis, who had run in two previous Indy 500s one in 1964 and the other in 1971. Harkey was clocked at 189.733 m.p.h. in a Foyt-pow-ered Eagle. Rutherford, never able to win the 500 in nine previous tries, will share the front three-car row on the grid with former winners Bobby Unser and Mark Donohue.

Also in the lineup are former winners Foyt, Bobby Un-ser's brother Al, and Mario Andretti. Foyt had a problem in the waning hours of the trials. He was sitting in the lineup with an average of 188.927 m.p.h., due to some engine problems since corrected. Foyt had two cars capable of making the field but couldn't driving either of them himself without first withdrawing his original car. The cagey Texan's solution was to put rookie Johnny Parsons son of a former Indy winner, in the qualifying lineup with Snider just behind him in the other Foyt car.

When time remained for only one more run, with Parsons at the line, there were two cars in the tentative lineup at lower speeds than Foyt's. Foyt then waived Parsons, Ohio U. Grahs Payne, Slappy Ohio University, a budding basketball power in the MidAmerican Conference, has added two of Western Pennsylvania's finest high school basketball players to its roster Ringgold's 6-5 Ulice Payne and Midland's 5-11 Larry Slappy, who also may play some football for the Bobcats. Still on the recruiting scene, Kevin Lamb, a 5-11, 210- pound All-Catholic linebacker from North Catholic, has accepted a football scholarship to Indiana University of Pennsylvania. WtLOYSJi OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE FURNITURE Dial 281-3737 DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH 621 LIBERTY AVE.

Doily 8:30 to 5:30 Summer: Clued1 Saturday WILKINSBURG STORE 753Ptnn Av. 371-2771 Daily 9:30 io 5:30 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A field capable of running the Indy 500-mile auto race under three hours for the first time was completed yesterday with the qualification of the last three starters. A. J. Foyt Houston, shooting to become the first four-time winner, survived the final runs after qualifying the previous week-end with a speed that looked vulnerable.

Only Sam Posey of earlier qualifiers was bumped from the lineup. Foyt's teammate, veteran George Snider, Bak-ersfield, did it on the last and fastest run of the day an average of 190.355 m.p.h. for the 10 mile qualifying run in a Gilmore Coyote-Foyt. The 33 starters in the 57th running of the $1 million Indianapolis Motor Speedway classic, May 28, averaged 192.329 m.p.h. in the two week-ends of trials.

That beat the 1972 field's qualifying record by 8.674 m.p.h. Nobody in Sunday's runs approached the qualifying record set by Johnny Rutherford, Ft. Seemiller State Champ PHILADELPHIA Dan Seemiller of Pittsburgh won the Pennsylvania Open table tennis singles title at the Philadelphia Table Tennis Club here yesterday. He beat Bernie Ukiet of New York, 21-19, 17-21, 21-19 and 21-19 in a semi-final and then trimmed Mitch Sealtiel of Trenton, N. In the final, 21- 16, 21-13, 21-13.

In his semifinal Sealtiel beat Erroll Resek of New York City, 21-17, 9-21, 22- 20, 14-21, and 21-16. Dan's brother, Rick, teamed with him to win the adult-junior doubles by beating Bill Sharpe of Philadelphia and Rog Sverdik of Rockville Centre, 21-19, 23-21, 21-16. Rick also bowed in both the boys under 17 and boys under 14 finals. Chaps Change Name lo Spurs SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) For a brief time, they were unofficially the San Antonio Chaparrals.

Then they were the San Antonio "You- Name-'ems." And now, officially, they are the San Antonio Spurs. This city's new American Basketball Association franchise got its new nickname when a panel of the team's underwriters and local sports writers and sports broadcasters picked "Spurs." Lewley Leads State POTTSVILLE, Pa. Ed Lewley of Pittsburgh shot a net total of 2,023 for nine games to take the handicap lead in the all-events of the Pennsylvania Tenpin tourney here. CENTRAL AIR as low as NEW LsisaikrJ Rating cools through your heating system! Now you can cool your entire mobile home with just one economical unit! McGraw-Edison makes it happen with a special pre-engineered duct system that attaches easily and quickly to your heating ducts. No motors i operate inside.

From the outside, Adapt-0-Pac quietly fills your entire mobile home with cool, clean, dehumid- ified air all summer long. iCARDELLOsumycol day's result gave USC 5 points to 3 for the title clincher. Lorenzato scored the second, third and fourth goals in the rout. Tim Arbes punctured the net first for USC, and Greg Patter came through with the last boot, on a penalty kick. Beadling scored all its goals In the first half, John Morahan and John Curley turning in the tallies.

Grand Prix To Stewart ZOLDER, Belgium (AP) -Jackie Stewart of Scotland, driving a Tyrrell-Ford, captured the Formula One Grand Prix of Belgium. Francis Cevert of France, Stewart's JPS Lotus teammate, finished second, followed by World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi of Italy. Fittipaldi. who retained his world championship lead with 35 points, crept across the finish line after his engine failed badly on the last lap. Earlier in the race he had set the first new lap record since the controversial circuit was modified, being timed in 1:24.94 for an average speed of 116.6 miles an hour.

Stewart's victory gives him 28 points in the race for top driver's laurels, while Cevert now has 18 points. Water jord Boxscore, Winning Post Positions II 21 31 41 SI si 71 II 9110 DAILY DOUBLES 3-7, 7-7, 9-4, 5-4, e-10, 3-4, 4-4, 6-1, 2-2, 5-4, 7-5, 9-10, 9-9, 5-7, 10-3, 10-1, 1-4, 7-3, 5-7, 2-10, 4-6, 6-5, 1-5, 5-5, 3-5, 2-10, 5-2, 5-10, 10-8, 5-3, 6-10. 2-8, 6-10, 5-3, 7-2, 2-10 9-1, 5-10, 6-8, 8-4, 8-2, 9-6, 1-7, 10-8, 6-7, 2-5, 1-6, 4-6, 8-10, 2-6, 2-2, 6-7, 8-5. 4- o-Amber Oee, 119, Grooan 4-1 5- Double In Gold, 122, Masters 3-1 6- o-Enolo Nipper, 116, Smith 4-1 7- Famous Tour, 122, Smith 5-2 l-Suoreme Pitt, 117, No boy 15-1 a-V Wilson and Wilson entry. Selections 7-5-4 SEVENTH $1,500, claiming, 3-yeor-olds and up, 6 furlongs.

1- Plum Dandy, 117, Sollars 3-1 2- Tres Dlas, 114, J. Thomson 12-1 3- Latin Liner, 122, Cave 5-2 4- Taragon, 122, Sainz 15-1 5- Alex 122, Shiflett 12-1 6- Stranae Deal, 116, Sainz 20-1 7- Wlzardry, 122, Smith 10-1 l-Beer Chaser, 119, Coleman 1-1 9- Solid Landing, 116, Shiflett 6-1 10- Pop Fly, xll7. Sample 4-1 Selections 3-1-10 EIGHTH $1,800. claiming, 3-year-olds end up, 6 furlongs. 1- Heiienic Ace, lie, no bov j- 2- Mountain High, 122, Grogan 4-1 3- Jalio, 117, Nakama 6- 4- Pourgie.

122, Nakama Sk 8-1 5- Evendare, 122, No bov 6- Tlmld Boy, 122, Namba 10-1 7- Bully For Frank, 122, Masters -Boston Jimmy, 122, Nakama 15-1 -Thief In The Night, 122, Nomba 10- Heidi Boy, 122, Choina 10-1 11 Scorned and Sorrow, 122, Nakama 1-1 Selections 1-1-2 NINTH $2,500, starting allowance, 3-year-olds and uo, I mile 70 yards. 1-Trust Ole Roman, 117, J. Thompson 2 Shelby 'star Sol la'ri' 64 3- a-Nor Dob, 113, Sainz 8-1 4- Kicking High, 122, No Bov 10-1 5- o-Holy Spark, 113, Sainz 8-1 6 Mod Mortgage, 114, Simonettl 204 7- Heavy Steve, 122, Smith 4-1 i-Noble Legend, 119, Tuller 12-1 9- Dozer Dom. 122, Masters 3-1 10- Little Convict, xxll5, Woitowlc: a-C Dorcas and D. A.

Hallmark entry. Selection 1-9-7 TENTH Si, WO, claiming, 3-vear-olds end uo, about one mile. i-time i-or tourage, no ooy -ianx iiger, 122, no dov iz-i rroirie lie, sanos 0-1 4- Homuncio, 122. No bov 4-1 5- Mr. Stockyards, 122, No bov 3-1 6 Tim ftrnv.

HA. Nnknmn 7-Bia News, xxxl12. Argent 10-1 l-Stalk Cutter. 199. Coleman 8 1 9-Green Soring, 122, Sollars 5-2 lu-uawn uecision, 177, no ooy 15- 11- a-Galatea Miss, 114, Smith 10-' 12- n-Yet Mk Reltv.

Ill Smith 10-1 13-Mark's Vovage, 122, Grogan 15-1 a KODeris uon Kice omry. Selections 9-5-4 Proposals with Executive Dlrectivt No. 105, doted July 1, 1970. Contract Documents may be exam. Ined during office hours in the office ot the Bureau of Construction, De-0 or me of Environmental Resources, Evangelical Press Building, Third ond Reilv Streets, Horrlsburg, Pennsylvania, 17102, or the bens-burg District Office, Prove Building, 122 South Center Street, Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, 15931.

Controct documents will be furnished upon povment of Fifteen Dollars and twenlv-slx Cents per set, which Includes Fourteen Dollars ond Forty Cents ($14.40) cost ot documents and eighty-six cents 86) tax. Payments shall be by check payable to the Commonwealth ol Pennsylvania ond application mode fo the Office of the Bureau of Construction. Contract Documents need not be returned ond povment WILL NOT be refunded. The Commonwealth reserves the right to reiect any ond alt bids and to waive any Informalities, defects, or Irregularities in the bids. C.

H. McConnell, Deputy Secretary Engineering ond Construction OFFICIAL ADVERTISEMENT THE BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION OF THB SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING 341 SOUTH BELLEFIELD A VENUS PITTSBURGH, PA. 15213 Mav 21, 1973 Sealed proposals art reauested for General, plumbing, Heating ond Electric Work at Various Schools Pittsburgh, Pa. Controcf Documents therefor will be furnished Contractors only and not Sub-Bidders, on application to the office of Ihe Director of the Foclll-ties Division, 155 North Craig Street, Pittsburgh, Po. 15213 end upon temporary Deposit of Five Dolors for each set of documents taken out.

Proposals will be received In the office of the Assoclote Superintendent for Business ond Assistant Secretary, 251 School Administration Building, Ml South Bellefleld Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213, until 2:00 P.M. (Prevailing Time), June 4, 1973 at which time they will be publicly opened and read aloud. Each proposal must be signed, sealed and accompanied bv a Bidder's Bond of a Surely Company anpri-ved by Orphan's Court Division of the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, In full amount of bid. No bidder mav wlthdrow his bid for a period of slxfy (60) days after the date set for the opening thereof.

The rloht Is reserved to reiect any or all bids ond to woivt Informalities In any bid. Bv order of The Board of Public Education LOUIS J. KISHKUNAS, Secretory OFFICIAL NOTICE Sealed bids for the Mine Drolnnoe Pollution Abotement, Oulck Storf Prolect, Beech Creek Watershed, Centre County, Pennsylvania, Controct No. SL will be received by the Department of Environmental Resources In Room 219, Towne House Horrlsburg, Pennsylvania until 11:00 a. E.D.S.T., June 1, 1973, ot which time said proposals will be publicly opened ond read In Room 219, Townt House Apls, 701 CHATEAU STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.

152 33 FOK ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL THi STOKE NEAREST YOU! $8 PITTSBURGH AMBRIDGE WHEELING 322-8031 268-8800- 233-8760 MONROEVIUE STEUBEMVILLE UNIONTOWN 373-0604 283-3792 437-2771 Bethel Park defeated Our Lady of Grace, 2-0, to clinch the title of the West Penn Juvenile League. The champs were in rare form in their last nine games. They blanked every foe. Mitch Chalovich and Steve McCrae were Bethel's scorers. An a West Penn Intermediate League fray Bethel Park turned back Bethel Park Orange, 6-0, with Bobby Pietro and Art Pruitt getting two goals each.

Mills Signs Willi Ashland John Mills, who starred for the past two seasons at Robert Morris, has accepted a grant-in-aid with Ashland College. The 6-7, 205-pound hoopster averaged 13 points and 14 rebounds last campaign. As a senior at Canton (O.) Lehman High School, Mills led the school to a 24-2 record and its first Class AA state championship. Ashland College is coached by Joe Gottfried. City Track Championships SATURDAY, AT PITT STADIUM TEAM STANDINGS 1.

Peabodv, tTtt Westlnghouse, SO; Schenlev, 42; Allderclde Langley, 26; Oliver, 19; South Hills, 10; Allegheny, 10; South 5A; Perry Carrlck 1. High hurdles-1. William Bradford, South Hills, 15.7. 2. Sam Williams, Langley.

3. Rufus Mlddlebrook, Schenlev. 100-1. Winston Hlllord, 9.7; 2. Edward Blackman, Peabodv; 3.

Chuck Butler, Langley. Two-mile Schenley (Albert Eleazar, James Shlpp, Sam Morant, Mark Allen, 1:10.2. 2. Peabodv. 3.

South Hills. Mile-1. Larry Gordon, Peabodv, 2. Larry Dicicco, Allegheny; 3. Dwlght Rlcketts, Peabodv.

880 Relay -Westlnghouse (Leeroy Carter, Leslie Green, Keith Pendelton, Winston Hilllard) 2. Oliver. 3. Peabodv. 440-1.

Charles Butler, Langley, 49,0. 2. James Shioo, Schenlev; Donald Watkins, Langley. 330-IH-Leroy Carter, Westlnghouse, 42.0; 2. Sam Wiley, Peabodv.

3. Rufus Mlddlebrook, Schenley. 800-1. Mark Allen, Schenley, 2:01. 2.

Maurice Holahan, Allderdlce; 3. Larry Gordon, Peabodv. 220 (curve)-l. Edward Blackman, Peabodv, 22.1. 2.

Weston, Hilllard, Westinghouse. 1. Andrew Hodge, Allegheny. Two-mlle-1. Dove Schelbels, Pea-body, 10:01.2.

2. Brett McKenzie, Allderdlce, 3. Dean Shaw, Peabodv. Mile Relay-1. Peabodv (Sam Wllev, James Johnson, Dave Johnson, Edward Blackman) 3:27.3.

2. Schenley. 3. Langley. Shot Dut-Dorrvt Weston, Westlnghouse, 47-1 P4; 2.

Darrvl Foulks, Schenlev; 3. David Harris, Westlnghouse. Discus-1. David Harris, Westlno-house, 126-3; 2. Darrvl Weston, Westlnghouse, 3.

John Richardson, Perry. Long lump-1. Jim Williams, Allderdlce, 22-11; 2. Dwavne Adams. Peabodv, 3.

Arnold Johnson, Oliver. Pole vault -1. Emerson Mott. Oliver, ll-O; 2. Ray Zenoble, Allderdlce; 3.

Robert Gilbert, Langley. High lump-1. Jim Williams, Allderdlce, 6-1; 2. Sam Wiley, Peabodv; 1. Darrell Williams, Oliver.

Triple lumo-1, Jim Williams, Allderdlce, 46-Wii. 2. Lamont Wynne, Peabodv. 3. Dwavne Adams, Peabodv.

-New record. Horseshoe Tourney The North Hills Sportsmen's Club Horseshoe League will hold an open tournament for the benefit of Children's Hospital June 2-3. For information write to Frank Kilinsky, 10 Township Road, Pgh. 15229. Area Iloles-in-One ALIQUIPP.

Bill Lschmon. Nc. 15, 1M yards. No. 8 Iron.

Proposals The principal Items of work Include: 1. Clearing ond Grubbing, L.S. 2. Eorthwork, L.S. 3.

Jute Matting, 8,350 S.Y. 4. Riprap, 1,100 S.Y. 5. Drainoge Culverts, 210' P.

Culvert End Sections, 6 Ea. 6. Drainoge Flume, 750 L.F. 7. Hrodwalls and Endwalls, 11 Fa.

8. Soil Treatment and Planting, Antl-Pollutlon Control Measures, Each bidder must submit an experience record and bid deposit. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Is on "Eaual Opportunity Employer" ond reaulred conformance with Executive Directive No. 105, Dated July 1, 1970. Controct Documents may be examined during office hours In the office ol the Deportment of Environmental Resources, Bureau of Construction, Evnngelfcol Press Building.

3rd and Relly Street, Horrsiburg, Pennsylvania, or the Ebensburg District Ofllre, Prove Building, 122 South Center Street, Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, 15931. Contract Documents will be furnished upon payment of Ten Dollars ond Ighty-two Cents per set, which Includes Ten Dollars and Twenty Cents ($10.20) cost of documents and Sixty-two Cents ($0.62) tax. Payment shall be bv check, payable to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and application made to the above Horrlsburg office. Contract Documents need not he returned ond payment WILL NOT be refundable. The Commonwealth reserves the right to reiect any and oil bias and to waive any Informalities, detects, or Irregularities in the bids.

C. H. McCONNELL, Deoutv Secretory Engineering ond Construction HOUSING AUTHORITY'OF THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH INVITATION FOR BIDS The Housing Authority of tht CltV of Pittsburgh will receive sealed bids for the Installotlen of four (4) gas fired boilers ot Bedford Dwellings Addition, PA-l-8, Bldos. 18, 19, 20, 27 until 2:00 P.M on tht 24th day of Mav, 1973, at 200 Ross Street (9th Floor), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15219, ot which tlmt all bids will bt read. Plans and Specifications ond Bidding Documents mav be ohm ned at the Central Maintenance Office, 201 Klrkpatrlck Street.

Plltshurgri 15219, and mav be purchased for ten dollars ($10 00) per set In tht form of a chtck, not rtfundablt. A certified) check oovo'jie to the Housing Authority of tht City of Pittsburgh, or Bid "jO-id In the amount of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) shall bt Submitted with the bid. The successful bidder shall be renulred lo furnish, al his expense, satisfactory Performance Bond ond a Labor ond Materialmen's Bond. The Authority reserves the right to reiect onv or all bids and to waivt any Informality in bids received whenever such relectlon or waiver It In the Interest of the Authority. No Bid shall he withdrawn for t) period of thirty (.10) days.

CHURCHILL KOHLMAN, Administrator HOUSING AUTHOPITY OP THE CITY OF PITTSBURGH Now you can pick and choose your own number! Soviets Cop World Mat TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)-The Soviet Union defeated the United States 16-4 in the third round yesterday and captured the first World Cup of Amateur Wrestling championships. The Russians finished the two-day meet at the University of Toledo Field House with six points, as they swept all three of their matches. The United States finished second with four points, followed by Japan with two. Canada, the fourth team in the invitational affair, failed to score a point. The event was sponsored by the International Federation of Amateur Wrestling FILA and sanctioned by the United States Amateur Athletic Union.

The favored Russians and the Americans each entered the third round with four. team points, two points each were awarded in the scoring for team victories. Aurora to Hold 1st Fight Show The Aurora Lodge Club will sponsor its first amateur boxing show at the Allegheny YMCA, St. and North Northside, Friday night. Six bouts are scheduled, one of which features Little Ernie, a Schenley High junior, against Randy McGrady of the Baird-Rice AC of Akron, O.

Little Ernie, a lightweight out of the Daniels AC, hopes to even the score against McGrady, who owns a decision over him. Gray, Eaton Win Net Titles Rain forced the finals of the Edgewood Club tennis tournaments indoors to Hidden Valley yesterday. Bob Gray won the singles with a 6-3, 6-3 verdict over Joe Baron. In doubles Gray and Jack Eaton won the title with a 6-4, 7-6 conquest of Darrin Garner and Jerry Barna. High School Results BASEBALL Freedom 5 Center Two.

2 Area Tennis PITTSBURGH WOMEN'S LIAOUI SPRIN0) TOURNEY Singlet, Stcond Round Judy Reo delected Pnt Murphy, 6-7, 6-3, 6-1; S. Hershev defeated Jon Stewart, 6-0, 6-3; Doris Koufman defeated Nancy Thompson, 6-2, 6-0; Martha Eaton defeated Ruth Hoffman, 6-0, 6-1; Julie Metiger defeated Rlherto Gallnkoff, 6-1, 6-1; Maxine Lew defeated Shannon Hony-gloh, 6-1, 6-0; Marlon Davit defeated Marlorle Bride, 6-1, 6-3; Pat Kerne defeated Mary Fltinatrlck, 4-4, 6-2; Carol homoson defeated Carol Maclo, 6-0, 6-1; Corlnne Barnes defeated Louise Howard, 6-4, 7-5; Hannah Vinton defeated Ardls Hoff, 6-2, 6-1: Dee Wllken defeated Cynthia Schafler, 6-0. 4-1; Nnncv Coen defeated Doris Depew, 7-4, 6-0; Willa Bentlev defeated Esther Conn, 6-2, 4-1. Doublet Lew and Surtndn defeated Robv, Mnrln. 4-3: r.ollnkoff.

M'ronk'il defeated Martin, Hoflmnn, 4-4. 7-5, 6-4; rohn, Thomnwi, defeated Amh- Fltr-oerald, 6-3. 6-1: Bentlev Houston defeated Rertlnl, Gudiness. 6-3, 4-1 Deoew, Chnmhers defeated Hovduk, einehler. 6-4, 1-y Kane.

Well defeotrd Hnrrl, Coen 4-1, 41: WHden, Sine defeated I ew. Sur-tnda 3-4, 43. 6 Bnrnei. Cnnon defeated Hof 6-7 6-7' eianrry ond Freed defeated Rouch, White 5-7, 4-1, TODAY'S PAIRINGS SINni.PS 10:00 V. Vetere v.

G. Carroll! I nn p.m.: O. Gudiness v. N. Coen! 4:00 p.m.: M.

Eaton v. D. Koutmon; S. Hershev v. Winner V.

Vetere-G. Carroll! 4:00 P. Kant v. C. Thompson; W.

Rentlev v. Davis; 7:00 P.m.! Bnrnet v. H. Vinson! D. Wll-den v.

.1, Reo; 1:30 p.m.: M. Ltw v. J. Metzgtr. DOUBLES 6:00 p.m.! Gohnkoff-M.

McCosklll V. Cohen-C. 8:30 p.m.: Well-P. Kane v. D.

DePewChombers: 9:30 p.m.: W. Bentley-Houston v. tht winner of Bohm-D. Sobleikl G. Dl-Clcco-J, frlfchfielri: C.

Barnes Ka-mn v. Fianntry-Fretd, I MONDAY'S ENTRIES Post Time 7:15 p. m. FIRST $1,400, claiming, 3-year-olds end up, 5Vi furlongs. i -Spanish Ann, xxl07, Oerbv 3-1 -Maria 114, Sollars 5-2 -Count Fury, 122, Alter 4-1 4- Quintosaras, 119, Simonettl 6-1 5- Ay Hawley, 122, Brians f- 2-Elegant Love, 119, Choina 20-1 7-Hv Santo, xxll2, Steineman Jr.

l-Svnenym, 119, Pomosell! 12-1 9 Eli's Bambl, 108, Barton 15-1 10-Franks Owl, 119, Tuller 6-1 it-Miss Harvest, 117, Gutlerrt 10-1 12-Mister GDG, 119, Smith 15-1 Selections 1-14 SECOND $1,400, claiming, 3-year-olds AnH nn. OA fi tr nnat 1-Rusty Mark, 122, Cave 4-1 i-Steorllno Cedar, xl 17, Sample 5-2 3-Model Exam, xxl07, Van Hooirer 6-1 -Fire Ant. 119. Stake 8 5- Howllng Pine, 119, Grogan 6- Hovo's Shadow, 122, Yuille 7- Shodey Elm, 114. Gutlerrer i-Fly Bird Flv, 119, Sainz 9-Frisky Louise, 117, Sollars 10- Manor Viking, xxll5, Preto 11- Martln 119, J.

J. Thompson 12- Tight Lumber, xx112, Argent 3- 10- "it! selections i-i-i THIRD $1,300, claiming, 3-veor-olds end up, 6 furlongs. 1- Communltv Affair, 117, Shlflett 2- Speckled Hen, 117, Simonettl 8-1 J-Prinee Oonlaal, xxll5, Woltowlci 4-o-Bolero J. 122, Gutltterez 3-1 5- o-Butter Burger, 122, Gutierrei 3-1 6- Allaire De Coeur, xx115, Woitawlc; 15-1 7- Whlsk-Go-Go, 122, Barton 5-2 Bla Clipper. 122, Sainz 6-1 9-Baby Richard, 122, Masters 4-1 10-Punch II, xxlls, Wollowicz 0-w.

rteimnrecnT emry. Selections 7-4-9 FOURTH claiming 3 A 4-year- Ids, 5 furlongs. -Jamboree, 119, Aoplebee -Mr. Frisky 113, Aoolebe -Agile Ed, 113, Smith 4- Moderation, 117, Sainz 5- Dushu, 122, Sollars 4-Pere Bound, 119, No boy 7-Don's Hangman, 113, Masters (-Darker Tone, 122, Brlgas f-a-Minl Market, 117, Sollars 1-1 a-Dait eaira entry. Selections 8-J-7 FIFTH $1,400, claiming, J-year-alds no up, 6 runonas.

I-Rugged Austin, 122, Stake 9-Jr. nerhv. 119. Samole 1 nnnntliwi. 199.

Nn hav I 4- 0-Flving Dale, 122, Sollars 4-1 5- Amber Tower, 116, Barton 15-1 6 Mr. Startan, 119, Brioos. 12-1 7 Mnrmnn Rrnther. 110. VrnHl 10-1 8-Brltonico.

122, Barton 5-2 9-Union Pork, 122, Sleineman lftMtrh II Rnhu. 117. Thomaion 11- a-Tonsvs Beau, 172, sonars 4-i 12- Seonalor Scott. 116, Smith 20-1 i IJ-PInk Tony, 122, toieman 0-1 M-Caotaln Moonev, 122, Cave 15-1 a-Dale Baird entry. Selections 1-94 SIXTH $1,600, claiming, 3-veor-olds end uo, 1 mile 70 yards.

i-Royal Mantle, 117, Sollars 10-1 -Roval Kimono, 122, Barton 12-1 -Laughing 122, Colemon IT Proposals OFFICIAL NOTICE Sealed bids for the Mine Dralnaoe Pollution Abatement Prolect located north of Tremont Borough In Reillev end Frailev Townships, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. Contract No. SL 126-2-7, will be received by the Department of Environmental Resources, In Room 219, Townt House Apartments, 60 Boas Street, Harris-burg, Pennsylvania, 17105, until 2:00 B. d.s.t., June 12, 1973, at which time said proposals will be publicly eoened and reod In Room 219, Town House Apartments. The principal Items of work Include: Clearing and Grubbing, Grading, Diversion Ditches, Concrete Channel Lining, Pipe Culve s.

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