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i 1 yrwvw i i i DETROIT FREE PRESS Tuesday. Sept. 14. '71 3-D Bengals Lose Cook; Vikes, Bears Busy 1 -ii in American League WEST DIVISION EAST DIVISION Cuts on the Lion roster will be revealed i Tuesday after coach Joe Schmidt has the Pet. GB Pet.

GB Baltimore 89 52 .631 Oakland 93 53 .637 DETROIT 82 65 .558 10 Kansas City 78 68 .534 15 Boston 76 72 .514 16'2 Chicago 69 77 .473 24 New York 73 73 .500 18', California 69 78 .469 24 Washington 58 85 .406 32'2 Minnesota 66 78 .458 26 Cleveland 56 88 .389 '342 Milwaukee 63 83 .432 30 MONDAY'S RESULTS Chicago 6, Milwaukee 3. Baltimore 9-5, DETROIT 1-10. California 3, Minnesota 2, sec-New York 4, Boston 0. ond game incomplete. Oakland 2, Kansas City 1, 11 Washington at Cleveland, post-innings, poned, rain.

TUESDAY'S GAMES DETROIT (Lolich 23-11) at Baltimore (Palmer 18-7), 7 p.m. Oakland (Odom 10-14)) at Kansas City (Splitteroff 8-7), night. Chicago (Bradley 13-13) at Milwaukee (Lock wood 9-13), night. Washington (Gognlewski 4-4 and Broberg 5-7) at Cleveland (Colbert 5-4 and Dunning 8-13), 2, twi-night. New York (Bahnsen 12-10) at Boston (Moret 2-2), night.

SUNDAY'S RESULTS THE MESSAGE COMES FROM OVERSEAS From the fields and markets of Europe and Asia our buyers seek out the choicest of rare botanicals to flavor Hiram Walker's Gin. Blended in our secret London dry formula, they carry the subtle message of absolute distinction. To get a real message in your martinis, get Hiram Walker's Gin. An abundance of football players a lot of Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears went looking for new homes Monday and Cincinnati quarterback Greg Cook prepared for a six-week vacation as the NFL reached the deadline for trimming rosters to meet the 40-player limit. Cook, who has been plagued with arm trouble after undergoing surgery last season, has been placed on the injured waivers list, which means he will be ineligible to play until Nov.

1. But the Vikings and Bears, seeking to strengthen themselves for the NFC Central Division race, made a flurry of trades. The Lions didn't get involved in the swapping but Coach Joe Schmidt delayed announcing his roster cuts until the involved players could be informed. The Vikings traded linebacker Mike McGill, defensive back Dale Hackbart and an undisclosed future draft choice to St. Louis for tight end Bob Brown and defensive back Nate Wright.

The Vikings also traded their No. 4 quarterback, Bill Cappleman, to Philadelphia for a future draft choice and signed Jim Loenz, a tight end, as a free agent and assigned him to the taxi squad. In addition, the Vikings placed tight end John Beasley on the injured reserve list and cut linebacker Jerry Hillebrand, guard Mike Lahood and defensive back Ted Provost. Beasley suffered a knee injury against Miami in the Vikings' last exhibition game Saturday night and is out for the season. The Bears got running back Cyril Pin-der from Philadelphia for two undisclosed draft choices and running back Bill Tucker from San Francisco for a 1973 draft choice, and traded center Bob Hy- opportunity to tell the involved players first.

Quotable Quotes Colt coach Don McCafferty, after a 24-3 loss to Oakland left the Super Bowl champs with a 24 record: "There's something wrong I don't see how it could be any worse. I'm open to suggestions." Cowboy coach Tom Landry, on his two-quarterback system which resulted in a 6-0 exhibition record: "I'm very satisfied with our position. It will stay as is with both (Craig) Morton and (Roger) Staubach playing. Both are getting the job done. We'll just go with whoever happens to be going best." Giant quarterback a Tarkenton, after boo-birds got on him as New York was losing its sixth straight exhibition: "I'd boo, too, if I was a fan.

Someday I'll be a fan and I'll boo. If we were 6-0, they would have been cheering." 49,000 Per Game Exhibition pro football has been cussed and discussed all summer, but the figures prove that fans are buying it for better or worse. A record 3,811,858 persons turned out for the 78-game schedule (one a double-header). This averages out to 49,505 fans a game. The total was up 315,000 for the same number of dates last season.

Teams from the rival American and National Conferences split their inter-conference matches perfectly, 28-28-3. land and defensive back Bennie McRae to the New York Giants for the Giants' 1972 No. 1 draft choice. The Bears also said that running back Craig Baynham, who suffered torn ligaments in his right shoulder in scrim; mage, underwent surgery Monday and has been placed on the waived injured list. The San Francisco 49ers traded veteran running back Bill Tucker to the Chicago Bears for a 1973 draft choice.

The Oakland Raiders swapped second-year reserve running back Ted Koy to the Buffalo Bills for future draft choices." The New York Giants dealt their No. 1 draft choice for 1972 to the Chicago Bears for two starters center Bob Hyland and cornerback Bennie McRae. Hyland, 26, is in his fifth NFL season. McRae, 31, currently in his 10th pro season, has missed only one game in nine years and has 27 career interceptions. Mike Hull, a former No.

1 draft choice of the Bears, was one of four players cut by the Washington Redskins to get to the player limit of 40. The Packers also dropped John Bram-lett, who was the Patriots' most valuable player last season and for whom Green Bay sent starting lineup Rich Moore to New England. Tire Colts waived two receivers injured rookie Cotton Speyrer of Texas, who has a broken arm, and Michigan State's Gordon Bowdcll, who suffered a leg injury in Baltimore's final exhibition. DETROIT 3, Boston 2. Cleveland 5, New York 2.

Minnesota 7, Oakland 5, 10 Chicago 3, Kansas City 0. Milwaukee 4, California 3. Washington at Baltimore, 2 games, postponed, rain. National Lea EAST DIVISION Pet. GB 89 59 82 65 601 558 6'2 WEST DIVISION Pet.

GB San Francisco 83 64 .565 Los Angeles 81 66 .551 2 Atlanta 74 74 .500 92 Houston 73 74 .497 10 Cincinnati 72 77 .483 12 San Diego 54 93 .367 29 76 69 .524 liy2 74 72 -507 14 Pittsburgh St. Louis New York Chicago Montreal Philadelphia 63 81 60 87 438 24 ,408 28'2 MONDAY'S RESULTS Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 1. Houston 3, San Diego 2. New York 4, Montreal 2, called; Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 5, 10 after 5 innings, rain; second innings.

game postponed. Los Angeles 5, California 4. Cincinnati 2, Atlanta 1. 1 TUESDAY'S GAMES Montreal (Strohmayer 7-5 and Stoneman 14-14) at New York (McAndrew 1-5 and Ryan 9-12), 2 games. Pittsburgh (Johnson 9-9 or Moose 9-7) at Chicago (Jenkins 21-11).

Philadelphia (Wise 14-13) at St. Louis (Zachary 3-9), night. Atlanta (Reed 12-12) at Cincinnati (Gullet 15-5), night. Casey Better Quarterback Than He Played? Bo San Diego (Norman 2-12 or Acosta 1-1) at Houston (Blasingame 9-10 or Snmks 1-0), night. Los Angeles (Downing 18-8) at San Francisco (Perry 14-11), night.

I SUNDAY'S RESULTS quarterback Saturday when Michigan hosts Virginia in the first of three non-conference games. Meantime, Frank Gusich, the Wolverines' wolf man, was name defensive champion of the week, edging tackle Tom Beckman for the honor, and center Guy Murdock was named offensive champion, grading out slightly ahead of split end Bo Rather, after examination of the Northwestern-game films. scramble out of trouble once and appeared to be picking up his receivers and delivering the ball more quickly. "Against that Northwestern defense and the way the game was going I wasn't just going to turn him loose and make him do a lot of throwing," Schembechler explained Monday. The Michigan coach obviously still has confidence in Casey's ability to move the Wolverines.

He said Monday that Casey will be the starting Houston 4, Cincinnati 2. San Francisco 6, Atlanta 1. Los Angeles 6, San Diego 3. New York 3, Philadelphia 2. St.

Louis 4, Chicago 0. Pittsburgh 4, Montreal 0. Eagle QB Praises The Lions Continued from First Sports hamstring and a thigh bruise, leading to a juggling of linebackers with Ed Mooney shifting to Walker's spot. "It was just a slight pull I could've stayed in," Wayne explained. "I told Ed not to look too good in there so he makes two Interceptions." "Yeah, so he beats me playing gin," snapped Mooney.

AT THE start, Mooney was on the left side breaking up running plays in place of Paul Naumoff, who has an injured ankle. "It felt a lot better after watching Naumoff laughed. A decision on Naumoff will be made during practice this week. "It's hard to say," said Dr. Ed Guise, "but he's running on it now and I'd almost be willing to bet he'll play." Dr.

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warren IAST SIDE TIRE 23400 Van Dyte TIRE TIRE TIRE BY CURT SYLVESTER Pre Press Sports Writer ANN ARBOR Unfortunately, neither Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler nor his sophomore quarterback Kevin Casey are inclined to offer excuses. Schembechler wasn't totally satisfied with Casey's debut last Saturday against Northwestern. As a matter of fact, neither was Casey. "I think he is a much better quarterback than he played in that game," Schembechler said Monday. "He got his first game out of the way and that's good." THE FORMER Grand Rapids Catholic Central all-stater completed just four of 11 passes (the longest was 11 yards) for 34 yards and he had one interception.

Although Schemtiechler and Casey aren't alibing, there were some extenuating circumstances which didn't make his first Big Ten football game an easy one. For one thing, Casey had to miss the entire final game-type scrimmage the Saturday before the game because of a seriously injured shoulder. It was a well-guarded secret but he didn't call one play in what should have been his final opportunity to prepare for Northwestern. During the team's workouts last Tuesday and Wednesday, Casey was working in special linebacker gear which hindered his passing but protected his aching shoulder in the contact-drills. HIS PROBLEMS were compounded early in the game Saturday when he came up with a painful charley horse in his leg and had to be taped up tightly to complete the game.

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Buckner went after Marichal with bat in hand but was restrained by Giants catcher Russ Gibson. With both benches crowded around the mound, someone hit Marichal while the umpires were trying to tell the Giants' pitcher he was out of the game. Buckner and Giants ace relief pitcher Jerry Johnson also were ejected. The Dodgers were ahead 3-1 at that point and Jim Barr replaced Marichal. Willie Davis, the first batter Barr faced, hit a homer to make it 5-1.

TEMPERS REMAINED aroused in the seventh inning when Wills was thrown out by second base umpire Mel Steiner. With runners on first and second and two out, Bobby Bond struck out on a low pitch which went through catcher Tom Haller for a passed ball. Haller threw wild to first for an error and Wills argued that Bonds interfered with first baseman Wes Parker. When Wills wouldn't give up, Steiner thumbed him out. 1 3.

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SB-Mays. 1 Ga llaqher. W.Parker FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AT The men's singles semifinals of the U.S. Open Tennis Championships were washed out again Monday.

Three days of heavy rain left the center court grass at the West Side Tennis Club soggy, the bare spots slippery and the players idle. ER BB SO ir 4 2-3 ,4 .2.2.8 Singer Brewer Marichal Rarr 213 4 23 210 4.4.0 .1 1 .1 MONDAY'S GAME Minnesota at DETROIT, 8 p.m. SUNDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 49, Philadelphia 10. I Pittsburgh 20, NY Giants 3. Chicago 33, Denver 17.

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