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Match Halted by Darkness DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday. Sept. 7, '69 ft haver Ashe to Try Again National League EAST DIVISION Tct. GB Chicago 81 55 .604 New York 79 57 .581 31 Pittsburgh 73 61 .515 8', St. Louis 73 61 .533 10 Philadelphia 55 81 .101 27: Montreal 42 96 .304 41' 2 WEST DIVISION American League EAST DIVISION Pet.

GB Baltimore 91 45 .676 DETROIT 80 58 .580 13'J Boston 71 62 J544 18' i Washington 71 68 .511 23 New York 69 68 .501 24 Cleveland 55 81 .396 39 WEST DIVISION ret. C.B Minnesota 81 53 .813 Oakland 76 60 .559 .7 California 59 76 .137 54 whipped three placements to break and then held service easily to close out the match. In the locker room, Stolle smiled sadly and said the match's turning point was "The fellow with the sunglasses" who had made the line call. "John hit a great shot, but the ball was out," Stole insisted. The women's title match between Margaret Court Smith of Australia and Nancy Richey will be the first match Sunday at noon.

The Laver-Ashe match then will be resumed, followed by the Roche-Newcombe semifinal. The downpour had forced postponement of play on both Wednesday and Thursday. Laver is seeking an unprecedented second grand slam of the world's four major titles as well as the $16,000 first-prize money in the $137,000 event. He was on a victory string of 28 straight matches which started at Wimbledon, where he had beaten Ashe in the semifinal. STOLLE lost his composure in the 23rd game of his match with Newcombe when he became infuriated at a linesman's call.

Then Newcombe ians, John Newcombe and Tony Roche, gained their berths for Sunday's other semifinal by defeating Fred Stolle and Earl Buchholz. The Newcombe Stolle match had been halted by darkness at 10-all in the fifth set Friday, but Newcombe took only 15 minutes to wrap up the match, 7-9, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, 1311. Roche defeated Buchholz, 6-1, 7-5, 5-7, 6-0. Rain again pagued the tournament, interrupting Ashe and Laver for 17 minutes in the first set and delaying play for two hours and 35 minutes earlier in the day. NEW YORK (UPI) Rod Laver of Australia and defending champion Arthur Ashe were locked in a bitter semifinal duel in the U.S.

Open tennis championships Saturday when darkness forced a halt with Laver leading, 8-6, 6-3. The thid set was 12-12. Ashe battled the top-seeded Laver throughout the third set and the 24th game was ordered started with Ashe leading, 12-11. Laver served out at love and they will resume play at that point Sunday. LAYER'S fellow Austral Check th competition Prt.

GB San Francisco 77 60 .562 Cincinnati 7 60 .552 V2 Los Angeles 71 62 .541 1 'Atlanta 75 61 .510 3 Houston 71 65 .522 5'j San Diego 13 95 .312 31', SATURDAY'S RESULTS New York 3, Philadelphia 0. Pittsburgh 13, Chicago 4. Cincinnati 2, Atlanta 1. San Francisco 7, Houston 6. Montreal 3, St.

Louis 2. San Diego 3, Los Angeles 1. Kansas City 56 81 .109 28 Chicago 53 82 .393 30 Seattle 51 85 .375 32! i SATURDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 5, Baltimore 4, (11 innings). Boston 9, Washington 5. Minnesota 8, Oakland 6, (18 innings).

New York 1, Cleveland 0. California 2, Chicago 1 (12 and MATCH THIS if you can Z3" No Namath- Jets Lose, 25-9 Kansas City 6, Seattle 2. 1 SUNDAY'S GAMES at MNUAl'S GAMES Minnesota (Boswell 1510) at OaLlanH fTallwit Philadelphia (Campion 5-6) New York (Gentry 1011). Chicago (Wynne 4-5) at (Moose 10-2) at Chi I cago (einia ll-Gj ma (Messer Smith 13-9) Kansas City (Bunker 8-10) Seattle (Brunet 7-12). Baltimore (McNally 17-6) at Montreal (Stoneman 816) at St.

I Louis (Carlton 16-7). at Atlanta (Reed 11-9) at Cincin- Cincy 13, Broncs 11 CINCINNATI (UPD Greg Cook tossed a 79-yard touchdown pass to Bob Trumpy and Dale Livingston kicked a pair of field goals Saturday night as the Cincinnati Bengals edged the Denver Broncos 13-11, in the final American Football League exhibition DETROIT (McLain 22-6), ati (Culver 5-6) 1 San Francisco (Sadeckl 5-8) at National Football League preseason game. p.m. New York (Downing 5-4) at Tlntil SA1 mT -a Houston (Wilson 16-10). at Washington (Hainan 5-5) at os Angeles (Osteen 18- (Sentorini 24 FT (40TEV) ROYAL REGENT 3 20 10 10 10 Cleveland Washington Diego 6-13).

game for both clubs ton (Lonborg 7-8). Denver 1 1 S-ll 3 0-13 Cincinnati 10 Browns 20, Skins 10 WASHINGTON OJPD Le-roy Kelly ran for one touchdown and Bill Nelson tossed to Gary Collins for a second Saturday night as the Cleveland Browns topped the Washington Redskins, 20-10, in a DEN FG HOWIield 48, IN Trumpy 79 pass from Cook (Living- Includes 24' pool with 6" top rail, stainless steel filter, aluminum ladder. 529 DALLAS OJPD Rookie quarterback Roger Staubach scrambled for one touchdown and passed for another Saturday night to rally the Dallas Cowboys to a 25-9 preseason victory over the Super Bowl champion New York Jets. Staubach was pressed into service when Cowboy starter Craig Morton suffered a dislocated index finger on his throwing hand. Staubach was knocked silly and had to be replaced by rookie Bob Bel-den midway in the third period.

Veteran Babe Parilli quar-terbacked the Jets the first half and rookie Al Woodall Ewbank decided to let Na-math sit out the game to givs ath sit out the game to give a blood clot In his left leg time to lual before the AFL. opener against Buffalo a week- hence. CL-FG Cockroft 14. WA-J. Smith 39 pasi from Jurenson (Knicht kick).

CL Kelly 1 run (Cockroft kick). WA FG Knidht 18. CL-Collins 1J pass from Nelson (Cockroft kick). CL-FG Cockroft 9. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 2.

jNew York 5-2, Philadelphia 1 Atlanta 11, Cincinnati 2. 1st. Louis 1, Montreal 0. S'OH KICK). In FG Livinqston 1.

DEN FG Howfield 37. DEN FG Howfield 27. CIN-Safety (Cook tackled In end jone). FRIDAY'S RESULTS Baltimore 8, DETROIT 4. Cleveland 2 0, New York 1-2.

Boston 9, Washington 8. Oakland 5, Minnesota 4. California 3, Chicago 1. Seattle 5, Kansas City 4. GIANT 18 FT.x30 FT.

OVAL Houston 2, San Francisco 0. San Diego 4, Los Angeles 1. Night Train Lane Picked On Pros" All-Time Team iiiirifMiffiv i it ir't i The Cowboys lost wide 4i receiver Boy Hayes for prob-jl ably a month when he suffered a shoulder separation in a pre-7 1 game warmup. Jl New York 10 Daiiat 10 4-15 13 POOL ONLY SALE-PRICED BATTING AB JB HR SB RBI Avs. BB SO Guiterrei a 1 I 0 0 8 0 .333 0 1 Northrup 445 $8 21 5 1 4 51 40 71 Kalina 417 it 111 16 0 19 1 43 .264 45 52 Cash 410 110 11 0 20 2 4 .263 55 48 Horton 424 55 111 -14 0 24 1 7 .262 42 84 Freehan 420 53 107 13 2 15 1 41 .255 43 47 MatehlCk 2S0 22 42 0 3 27 .248 13 45 I.

Brown 128 1 31 4 2 4 2 .243 19 30 Price 153 20 37 7 0 0 28 .242 14 18 Wert 338 41 80 1 13 3 42 .237 40 55 Stanley 512 43 120 23 1 13 8 5 .234 40 51 Tresh 405 50 87 14 2 13 3 43 .215 43 43 G. Brown 82 13 14 1 1 1 0 5 4 17 Tracewski 7 10 11 2 0 0 3 4 .145 IS Campbell 31 3200000 .045 2 11 Redmond 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 0 0 PITCHERS' BATTING Hlller 1 4 1 0 0 .314 1 1 Timmarman 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .250 0 2 McUir. tl 15 0 0 0 0 I .165 3 35 Searmi M14II.J17 Wilson 70 4 10 0 0 0 0 4 .143 14 Wilson 73 4 10 0 0 0 0 4 .137 35 Kilkenny 20 0 0 0 0 0 4 .100 1 Lolic.h 73 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 31 Patterson lOOOOOtO.OMOl Lasher 51000000 000 01 $66600 NY-FO J. Turner 33. NY FG J.

Turner 15. NY FG t. Turner 15. nAI CA Dark 19 3 a DAI staubach 17 run (Clark kick). DAL FG Clark 23.

OAL-Garrison I pass from Staubach Only $1495 COMPLETE AS SHOWN back Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears. Others active in the 1960s and selected to the team were fullback Jim Brown, kicker Lou Groza, safety Emlen Tunnell, corner back Dick (Night Train) Lane, who ended his playing days with the Detroit Lions; defensive tackle Leo Nomellini and center Chuck Bednarik. IN ADDITION to Lane, two other former Detroit Lion players were honored with second-team recognition line backer Joe Schmidt (now the Detroit coach), halfback Hugh McElhenny and defensive back Jack Christiansen. The old-timers, who man-aged to survive the onslaught of young talent and retain a spot on the all-time team were tackle Cal Hubbard, split NEW YORK (UPI) Professional football put at least a temporary end to arguments comparing the past and the present when it chose 12 players who competed in the current decade among its 16-man all-time All-Pro team. In a direct about face from the all-time team selected by its baseball counterpart, where the stress was placed heavily on long-ago stars, the pro football Hall of Fame picked five men who were active in the National Football League last season to a place of honor.

They were quarterback Johnny I'nitas and tight end John Markey of the NFI, champion Baltimore Colts, guard Jerry Kramer and linebacker Ray Nltsehke of the Green Bay Packer and half end Don Hutson, flanker El-roy (Crazy Legs) Hirsch and Jim Thorpe. Thorpe, the only deceased member of the team, was singled out "as the star that never diminishes, the Ideal of the athlete incorporated in a body made inhuman by legend." An Indian from Oklahoma, Thorpe won both the decathlon and pentathlon with record-breaking performances in the 1912 Olympics and he played in the World Series with the New York Giants in 1913. With a football, Thorpe could do everything and he was the sport's biggest draw when it worked its way from the town-team era to the NFL. He finally retired in 1925. (kick (ailed).

DAL any i run ikick thj. A 74,771. I 0 113! Packers Roll, 31-19 GREEN Wis. ((PI Travis Williams ripped off two touchdowns in the third quarter, one on a 44-yard dash. SAVE on MEANER ERA, o.ool to Pace the Green Bay Packers 2 301 to a 31-19 victory over the Pittsburgh Steeiers In a National Football League exhibition game Saturday night.

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FULLBACK Jimmy Brawn, 1957-65, Cleveland Browns. Dears. GUARDS Denny Forlman, 1916-41, Chicago Bears, Bears. nil r9 winqo PITT HO A KM NO SHRDLU DDU PITT-Hoak 1 run (Minoo kick). GB-Oaii 14 pass from Starr (Mercer kick).

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Williams 44 run (Mercer kick). PITT-FG Min 43. GB FG Mercer 14. Dolphins 13, Pats 0 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Boh Griese, scrambling much of the time, passed the Miami Dolphins to a 13-0 American Football League exhibition victory over the Boston Patriots Saturday night.

HALFBACK Gale Sayers, ms-present, PAY ONLY Jim Packer, 1957-67, Baltimore Colts. CENTERS micaqo sears. FLANKER Elrov Craiv Leas Hirsch Mel Hein, 1931-45, New York Giants. Alex Woiciechowici, 1938-50, Detroit 1946-1957, Chicafo Rockets, Los Angeles $41 43)95 Complete through games of Fridays AMERICAN LEAGUE I NATIONAL LEAGUE Kams. SPLIT END Don Hutson, 1935-1 945, Grten Bay Packtrs.

TIGHT END John MS'-Jtey, 1961-present, Baltimore Colls. J. I CAM AIIINl TEAM BATTING AB HR RBI Pet AB HR RBI Pet 4723 tf 1269 162 634 Pitlsburqh 475 3 6 77 1 277 1 32 6 25 4590 641 1165 172 607 Angeles TACKLE Cat HubbardY-i27-1916, New KICKER Leu Groia, 1946-1967, Cleveland Browns. RUNNERSUP OUARTERBACKS Sammy Baugh, 1917-52, Washington Redskins. Norm Van Brocklin, 194940, Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles.

FULLBACKS Bronko Nagurski, 1932-37, 1941, Chicago i Bears. Joe Perry, 1948-61, San Francisco 49ers, Baltimora Colts. HALFBACKS Red Grange, 1925-27, 1929-14, Chicago Bears, New York Yankees. Hugh McElhenney, 1952-1964. San Francisco 49ers, Minnesota Vikings, New York Giants, Detroit Lions.

SPLIT ENDS Raymond Berry, 1955-67, Baltimore Colts. Dante I 1 1 1, 1946-56, Cleveland Browns. TIGHT ENDS Mike Dltka, 1961-present, Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eaqles, Dallas Cowboys. Ron Kramer, 1957, 1959-67, Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions. FLANKERS Boyd Dowler, 1959-present, Green Bay Packers.

KICKERS Ernie Nevers, 1926-27, 1929-11, Duluth Eskimos, Chicago Cardinals. Ken Strong, 1929-47, Staten Island Sta- Snes: 15x30 16x32 133,000 BTU Sizes: 18x36 20x40 25x45 233,000 BTU PAY ONLY 4659 585 1178 125 541 .253 Chicaao Baltimore Minnesota Boston Washinaton Oakland Chicago Detroit Kansas City Cleveland New York Seattle 46d3 599 1309 103 543 .281 446 691 1.104 159 653 .281 4631 573 1196 83 513 .258 4722 642 1215 125 596 .257 4640 585 1186 123 541 .256 4629 499 1181 78 471 .255 4612 605 1123 122 554 .243 4532 533 1101 94 509 .243 4509 553 1087 124 505 .241 4610 495 1111 110 462 .241 4453 582 1073 88 530 .241 4536 .181 1001 84 352 .221 1 1 7 0-11 0 01-0 Miami Boston SIfS)95 4654 608 1157 120 550 .249 Atlanta 4505 509 1090 95 473 .242 St. Louis 4559 600 1098 161 558 .241 San Francisco 4617 487 1107 83 446 .240 New York 4600 503 1094 105 445 .238 Philadelphia 4513 487 1064 84 454 .236 Montreal 4532 546 1059 108 500 .234 Houston 4.347 417 986 74 382 .227 San Diean Lions, pniiaaeipnit, tagies. DEFENSE LINEBACKERS Joe Schmidt, 1953-65, Detroit Lions. Clyde Bulldog Turner, 1940-52, Chicago Bears.

ENDS Len Ford, 1948-58, Los Angeles Dons, Cleveland Browns, Green Bay Packers. David (Deacon) Jones, 1961-present Los Angeles Rams. TACKLES Art Donovan, 1950-61, Baltimore Colts, New York Yanks, Dallas Texas. Ernie Stautner, 1950-61, Pittsburgh Steeiers. HALFBACKS Herb Adderley, 1961-present, Green Bay Packers.

Jack Butler, 1951-59, Pittsburgh Steeiers. ers. SAFETIES Jack Christiansen, 1951-58, Detroit Lions. Larry Wilson, 1960-present, St. Louis Cardinals.

California York Giants, Green Bay Pickers, Pittsburgh Pirates. GUARD Jerry Kramer, 1951-191, Green Bay Packers. CENTER Chuck Bednarik, 1949- 1962, Philadelphia Eaqles. DEFENSE END Glno Marchettl, 1951-1964, Baltimore Colts. TACKLE Leo Nomellini, 1950-1963, San Francisco 49ers.

LINEBACKER Ray Nltschke, 1951-pres-ent, Green Bay Packers. CORNER BACK Dick (Nlqht Train) Lane, 1952-1965, Los Angeles Rams, Chicago Cardinals, Detroit Lions. SAFETY Emlen Tunnell, 1941-1961, New York Giants, Green Bay Packers. INDIVIDUAL BATTING (300 or more at bats) INDIVIDUAL BATTINli (300 or more at bats) AB RH HR RBI PCt. MIAMI FG Kremser 29.

MIAMI FG Kremser 9. MIAMI Twilley I pass Irnm Griese Kremser kick). Saints Stumble NEW ORLEANS (LTD Houston Oilers' rookie Jerry Leviaa returned a punt 78 yards to climax a 30-14 victory over the New Orleans Saints in a preseason clash before 76,932 fans Saturday night. 379 72 132 7 44 .348 Clements Pgh 360 47 120 15 40 .333 C.Jones NY 482 102 155 31 95 .327 Rose Cin 524 83 167 19 86 Jl 7 A.Johnson Cln 464 76 147 34 116 .317 M.Alou Pgh 461 78 144 23 79 .317 Mota LA 505 99 157 43 99 .311 Slargell Pqh 540 70 164 2 41 Pgh SAVE on PiL iW AB HR RBI PCT. 427 74 149 19 83 .349 443 85 154 12 72 .348 507 104 173 15 68 .341 445 78 150 16 77 .337 579 91 190 1 35 .328 339 37 111 3 25 .327 428 77 140 26 80 .327 360 50 117 4 44 .325 396 83 127 41 112 .321 532 96 170 21 87 .320 395 55 126 9 53 .319 530 96 167 34 107 .315 457 85 142 38 85 .311 425 69 130 2 2 79 306 35 83 SF 25 loian Cin 461 56 140 1 33 .304 4.32 80 131 538 97 163 350 44 104 366 62 108 371 49 108 478 88 139 423 41 121 535 71 151 438 45 123 367 62 103 499 61 140 442 57 124 438 55 122 367 55 102 476 82 132 2 11 7 9 11 25 4 18 8 19 11 3 1 0 17 0 30 1 0 7 0 7-14 Houston New Orleans 356 73 107 29 68 .301 396 63 119 8 42 .301 21 .297 W.Davis LA 52 .295 Perez Cin 64 .291 H.Aaron Atl 57 .291 Bench Cin 59 Chi 85 .282: R.Allen Phi 46 .281 Pgh 62 .281 1 Javier StL 59 .281 B.Williams Chi 51 .2811 Parker A 59 Santo Ch 30 Mtl 59 .277 Torm Ml in io 04a 413 54 123 17 83 1296 1.1 64 .295 548 90 162 376 69 111 495 89 145 476 71 139 501 64 146 27 110 .293 25 66 .292 17 80 .291 5 42 .277, Flood stl.

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