Hal McRae's big swings
were missing the target
NCCCSAMS
CAPRKE
FIRST WIN
, April 3,197S
ADIBOKDACIC DAILY ENTERPRISE, Saraae Lake, K.Y- f l i p f
S POR T S
WINOOSKI, Vt. — Toe NCCC
Jee Decker Jed a tried M«i Saints Lacrosse team captured
Kanta* City's Ha! NkRa* > 0 . DHWt triumphed over On
(heir
first win of the
tried to tend the ball careening j emnati 4 1, Mmne§<Ma heat setota puchen who limited
single a s the 1 *«HH**y. March 31 by
h
trun the *iaoa» wnenever he
I san Fraoctico Houston to three
Tmim tcortd in the (int O Q ! ^ &• Micheait Club team of
•tapped up to the plate, UnLot Aftgele* 11
The Cuba wnotfeered the In- Gary Terreli s double, an error j Wuiootltt, Vermont by a icert
fortunately, hi* tuny s*i«gi
diam under a 22 hit onslaught i and sacrifice by Dan Monzon <* W-f.
«ere mu*ins the urgM.
fee shonenw hts **•
brtmay haw lot* tfcird **t#-! and added rum in tbe seventh j! With only one m u m and 21
j seconds into the game, the
•I hit a couple of balU deep man Ron Santo who was Mnjrk j and ninth imangv.
tarher
Da! Maxvtit *pf*rtwadfd an Saint* had scored their third
h in the *pnng and
d lI got fin the wrist by a pitch Santo
tamtd »**?,'* MeRae re- j»a« taken to a hospital (or X 11 hit Oakland barrage by hu j goal and H looked like a no
called I gue** I low my head jraya but A* result* were not ting three competitive wngle* i contest game, bul the. Si. Mike*
immediately known.
and driving in t%o run*.
j suefcmet} « t r t able to come
for a while/
John Jeter drove in four rum j bac* with two »uick goals and
McRae « u a^iscd Io « r t
for the Wfefee Sox with two dot*- j »uy within reach until the eod
Detroit Ha** »*w*er
t n nafatnii* hi* abort ttfofct
bies and a sacrifice «>
of the third quarter when North
and he f«w4 it tn time to »al man and w>uthp*«* J<
Veteran Bob Bailey hit bis j Country scored four straight
lop three dot**** and * «i*to. combined for a three hitter and
4rmng tn three ami Monday A! Kahne and Bill Freehan pro first homer »f the exhibition g ^ j s i o pyt i t o u t ^ reach.
AtUckman. Mike Hayden ted
* • the Roj*l» rafutered a f 4 vtded the Tfferr
oftemNre •e*«m tod rotjkie Pepe Magum
craKkedh* four.h a* the K*pos ^ Hwrir-t pmtnUe ^tn^U^ist
exhibition
baaebaU
victory > punc* *itt» two tut* ea<*
took an e*rh irad «nh single j mam:% a f t d f o u r a i i ,
fttatday «?•* the S t U u u Car- j Dave Htttoo laahed a ti
m|liie
homer in rile flrst inning that run* tn four of ihe fir« MX in ereaM?man Ed Bemad hit for
! started t i t Padres en rout* to I mn#*.
t^i> fualt and two assiatt.
| Tne Pirate* banned mokie Midfieiders John Wa^h struck
other famw
Monday. {vectorv
The Oriole* acered ihree rma righthander Larry Chnttrnaoa for tnree foal* and tt**> as«j*ta,
in the thsrti inning erf! Gary for M.\ runs and sr%ni ^ > in
lh« Chica«o ivtitte Seat
and hd Grady hitting (or three
T,v»i »4, PJtt»bur*h beat Gentry, ettdtng the Atlanta's j the f*r* three inmng» and then £<ini\ and a single assist.
ISmmng
Koreie** aurvived
rally
d a
a Ptsiiadeiph*
p
y
l»-aad*J«ihia §4. OakUiid baiChuck Darmtch had t»o goals
highltghted by Greg Luassfcif
tered CalHortrta # 1 . the OtJ
and mm assist.
Jon Hart hH a rwo«K tingle solo homer.
t*io Cuta ck&*rml OtveUnd
Tbe soaring
rounded out
John Mjlner and Wiyne Garis 2 and mm Diego upeod#d tn the bottom of A t moth w
ztrwppon if;
tilt Giama nipped Hit Dodten
f 1 *? ®*m F e r r o r o ****» • * •
foals,
and
Ed
Caiahan
and Ron
J«bn
Maii»ci
•
firt-hit
ntieninc
Kt«e«n«re. Baltimore beat behind p»t*btr Tom Bradley.
At ama 7-3 the K#w York M<«a «tko ««m the duuncafortoa at 0ie Met* rl«»*«*d a i*ogaroe LrCiair had one foal apiece.
Despite the *"n. coach Bob
er the Yankees
fe *?*e4 ttit New York Yankee
Htidak had mix*** feeling* about
the fame; We were downright
floppy in spots and made snore
mistakes than we should have.
even at this tijw o$ the
WAMWI " Bu*. « t have « great
I
Stanley Cup and the WorU Trophy
playoffs underway Wednesday night
Msrk Sm:ih and J i m Hurley
"-»>^1 as siArters in :he first
Chi Chi Rodriguez plans to
extend his winning streak
TflE TROUT
SEASON
IS HERE
GREENSBORO, NC. «APj — • site of the Masters) was made \ Casper. Casper and Graham j
t ..»*- QJJ QJJ fco^nguei ha*, no j for Jack Nicklaus and Jack j both encountered trouble on the !
illusions about extending
Nicklaus mas mack? for Augusta
vanning ftreak to two ^»th a ,\at*o«ai.
y
iO
ea
*^££*
Hiiibe
° ;itishenin
on the waters oftne
*-ho via* g<w tender for U»evictory in the famed Masters
The 37-year
old Rodriguez,
WOT 4 Tr^
y
g
, and
place
ball in t
ihe 1(BIT^
N o n h ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^
rtxj by a sor* ankto, *iU ;' fsrM ! . i w
»r./p other *-'.-*&
._w pounds be way and through the ereen, and , . . . * ^ ««.A ***^«
douii to a «iry. 120
tirst trout
m e
Jark
NshdUaus
t for lv«rth
ri tinJortn agamct Buffalo ;j Jf the S*:rrt
*urw -sA.'mh <•>*** t
be cjiuse off a diet
***
« .
d lhe "hopes win j Chi Chi stormed past them on a ,
there." Chi Chi explained.
ic ^ab?e* »iSo * r t health > !inrp-rovp and ;
u*. Winner of the W
help me ) \ e to be 140 years' tfring of three consecutive bird- ! T h e Saranac Lake Fish
"When Jack takes a week off j old,* came from two strokes ; ies_ atartmg on the seventh hole. Garce Club and the Saranac
c < ^ » ^ * ^ , "We're ih* team Mime o»i>er
"..he t;rVi-t)t
he <kd m tbe Greater j off
vsth a fwe under
Use fir«t
'> iti* ur><k*r<k>i/* *«>* c a p rnav w-r a «ronjter team Hy
Graham and Still Lake Chamber of Commerce
Open),, it'* ttry- \ par 66 in the ram-delayed final j came Gasper and veteran Gay are
co-sponsoring
a
G t n y Meefcaii. • *r»4 »-«•
time **e p'.ay m our
body s ittumamesnt.** Rodriguez i a ^ packed up K2.000 for his j, Brewer,
be »b>e to knocifc them ofi :
»*«7»vt. tsed
v.ru ai
«-„ 270.
^<u. Brewer,
Brewer. : Sesquicentennial Fishing Defby.
•t..r,i goet to
said
Monday
after
his
one-;
seventh
The
<K;
»ga;n
take
to
tour triumph i« 14 ) who has played extremely well 'Celebrating
150 years ajf
ht.r <m» b a r s . Then "*«•
cfe*i» fta*
^e remd
; th:s year and is a strong con- i progress in Saranac Lake, the
ekend going to stroke victory over Lou Gra \csTi- on tlbc pro tour.
id n#vt ihe- burnt a d r a n
ham and Ken St.ii.
He had a 72 hole total of 26?, tender at Augusta, closed with contest will last through tbe
NWL -aetjon HO*J*:OR
geti
u-n^r
m*» ug<- '
j,M»s* to p!av lhf
"But Augusia National <ih< 3; under l&r on tile squashy, j a s^ven-under par 64. Casper montli of ApriL
0y?fa«u i§ a. M<^ TJ;-ur*day and Oua*a at Nea
kaftfeer <J«H(en*eman Rod Beu ; Ma*-MC?»u^iji J V
s
*ateriogged 7,021-yard Sed-1 matched par 71.
•w vork Ranier*' at \ i>ig«and «* Sai^^da).
;ng u o«i o< u>e playoff* »ith a -. with Dean Jr. Collefe. T?»e first
Countr> Club course.
There
three
jUauift «• O«c«fa
T!« Moatrral €ao*d*eft§ and teanu»atei iud Giacomm Brad home game will not bt until
Graham, who had a final 69,
:
at Philadelphia
"
'
Bmom
Brvstn
are
fa^vred
t
o
Park,
V*c
Ha<i*iesd
and
Bruce;
AprH
3$h
at
the
St
Plus
X
b
c
p
k away for the I Punaeth and Lee EkJer at 272. ^ ' n g . « * ^ f o r the largest
!
as
one
stroke
are beum j»«r fooibali fie\4.
o< ai! f«8r ; rath ihe Stanley Cy$ ' ^
ttiird week in « row. He tied at ! E ider needed to win to become f l s h m € a c h category .The inusi out
be played-caufte of their 1-2 fmi*h
2m with Ken Still who boiled ! u, e first black player to com- : d j v * ^ a l categories are brook
a>. $alur ' Ka«t f>vikio« *nd L*ie.r
into contention with a lask p?ie j n the Masters He <^«e l r °ut, lake trout, and rainbow
, t*»-«i>- n e t .thy status.
round 64 that included 11 one-; g o t within one stroke on the trout. The first p n » In each
1 wy* be jw
putt greens.
j m i k J w i m j y final day. but fin- 'category is a $25.00 savings
, four "game*,
I doc'i aaia Us
Rodriguez and the rest of the hhed with a 68 and so missed bond. Second prize is $15.00 cash,
j
riekl that is eligible for the | his chance ai qualifying.
and third prize is $10.00 cash.
and Bobb>- O r r
Masters were delayed one day j Sam Snead. who first vs-on the Prizes are being furnished by
{aretogreat tftape *-«J so is 44
my* YOftK <AP> — Phil E
in getting to Augusta. Ga. ; Greensboro tournament in 1938. Blue Line Sport Shop, Dew
' yt*t <ud f o a b e J»ct|ue» Plante,
powio snd Bobby Orr of the wtiere Nicklaus has been prac ! « a s among the leaders for the Drop Inn, and M and D Carpet
Boston Bruins.
K* a i ' a fight %fc-tth the Brain*.
ticing for a week—by the TBins • first three rounds but slipped Service.
So -wbat else is new?
* T%« West DiV4**i>n c h a n s o n
that plagued tie tournament, I back to par 71 and a tie for j
Well, Bobby Clarke of
: Ciiicigv
B'*<* H a * i * have
caused two postponements and ; 12th at 274.
I ^ w i I ] ** ^ ^ ^ b ^ l € D « t i l '
PhOadeipbia Flyers, for one leti the course a soggr, gooey i a i l ! the 60-year-old marvel :*"rth weight breaking the tie.
B r c « n i t the fceoond straight ; been u n b e a i m in 12 tern round
NY
SALT LAKE CITY, (AP) —
T*:a^
Star*"
Co«»cn
i/jat>eU
thing.
raoiue coach to »-« '»h» honor garnet o*er tt^e last Dhree y r a n
quagmire.
I beat Arnold Paftner and Lee Bring your fish to Blue Una
I»»ras' T « a ISi»*Jkik«, ift-fK*, fen* the>- aren't taking St. Louis derten feels Monday niglM
Eaposito, according to ^ie
Rodnjruet started the final ' Trevino by two strokes. They Sport Shop, 52 Broadway, <w
lean
J T M rtxind \m<T!{ an Bask*
;«m|»rKl
the
Ch&parra>*
a'ter
.ighv.y.
round
t
y
o
strokes
back
of
! tied at 276. Palmer with a cios- Double X Texaco, 27 Main St.
NattonaJ
Hockey
uttgue'%
offiCoach (A :.?ve Year
#
Good Luck!
ihe ism T2 »ea*or, for *,h* head" T h e r e ' i no *\*c.h th,ng a* an t»a 11 A *>*oc i a:, on \ * elor> ovi Cjai final regular season statis- coleaders Graham and Billy ing 69 and Trerino 70.
73 i*«voa, i«r* I »
S
I
R
!>**•*!«
A
;
^
more
t*5an
;
coaciimf jefc -*-;th Seattle o< the •. «•**•>' s*nc».
tics released today, won his
pJaxiff triumph.
^
r
f
s
no
».y
1
third
straight
Art
Ross
Trophy
Nat^nal
BaaketbaU
A^vc5 R**> ' A n d
,-ng atxmtl T n e 1 0 T * * conquest « a s
as the NHL scoring champion
*«s<»». \H<m t»»» nred In t h r Su- c * ^ k w " P ?r<f
« a m to be a
beaten u s ! r 0 n f : r m a l 1 ^ ^ *»*
with hi* 130 points oa £6 goals
prrSoracsi m i d * a y through t*»«r *
and 75 a&«sts>.
i ?*
tram.
ai O,;
But for the first time in four
our
' Our
;<*« a CAM* of a
SATtROAY MIXED
HI—IJTES
]
tf I"rr. «ji the
PRlMEArS
t»od dcCcnse." yean, he and teammate Orr
weren't locked together 1*2 at Men's High
W. Patnode 535, F. Patiwde i R>-ao
497. Qhmann 499,
good
cf,*jjce
the top- E&poMto won the crown
478,
L . WiJliams 513, R. Herbert 462, MoOormidi 516,
Triple—Ft. Terwillegar—g€4
team'* first
T-.e E1 >e*r-i*id
v*o
>cars
ago
wilii
a
pheno: Williams 537. Total 2013.
;-Ai'i*n
P n m e a u 544. Total 2718,
i pro &#*«,rt
Single—R. Tes^iilegar—231
r.r ; g the t ^ t
meflai 152 po:nis and reflated Wooiena Hi^i
JOHNSONS
uc
t<«**i
ConfereiK* p^yrr
l>* a - . j . •^ :ftr ir^<n*. ffc a ' rnu.
ha\<- a* m
last year u-ith 133. each time
I H. Safford 444t B. Paradis 437,
Triple—A, Graff—521
Johnson 434. Sullivaa 483.
.*m coliegiaie dlayn at
t• • < • « : < *'?«?»« •a.'.h iHe Cw . Curing
backed
up
by
Orr.
y».ho
took
the
E. S*fford 453, D . Paradis 440. P u k a s t r o 441. Brosseau 433, T
Sing^—A. Graff—192
The
title in 198^70 when Esposito
; Total 1834.
500. Total 2347.
ear* o£
d;n
*l puiird ckwn 14 rewound*, all on :was the runnerup.
M1XM>
| ! v : the \ a \ p.a;
,VAr ba«k«ba>. *<ih t ^ t Akrnn
;
' ;.%,:•> {>? iht- vk,cak<'s4 k^fcr^ }ps p r o
„. .
r,
MB—FITS
w
MEACHAMS .
MensHnjh
»4 V <
.rja. t.he ABA <kwKt«ear« *r!4 the 19*
The healthy p^acr;ph;jt r > ba>ketba!S.
i C:arke ^ ' ^ ^
*Bos"
Goetz 496, Jones 498, Patnode
Nelson
501, Toohey 430,
Triple—C. Whiisan—574
|>Mfft5 i
Tgw-ar »ra»«r! ' oh'mpfG t r r r , h«* became an
tons
er% a r r ready to *kate or igh'.
;
T<
*-v-T.*'e
Ror
B-me
a
rr
•
•"P^macy
of
the
top
t*o
454.
F
a
r
m
e
r
447.
Total
1901.
Meac!Kim
416. Smitb 4B0,
Single—C.
Whitson—223
»i<*r
J*I
57 2T record. »^;*{ant at t:*, a.ma ?r,
a ga ;?"»*, M: nn-^-vvt-a For • ^ ^-r-,r icu^d through most of sp<*s b.v getung 37 goals and 67 Wonsefls High
L AND MS
Marteiie 4 ^ . Total 2255.
aT'd ii*ie ?
Nets, fourthNortn S*ar>
drfrn*rrn*n Trri • <• .j-. % .
...i r j>-;n'.s for the * S S 2 S l $ f o r 1 W potnts, a distant
L&Rose 475. Fobare 387,
i
LASOSES
T r i p l e - L . Williams—513
*:*«.• f,
*'.th a 3fr& -' The to'.kw-r.g >'< ar. if »e ABA
v.5- i same's wr:n«'honors. Jimmy I 2 6 l e s s t i l « n Ksposito but three
McOormtck 500, R. LaRose 463.
Single—-D. Jones—189
LaRose 4€3. Catiilaz 47S,
iudtng o?•*>} thr^e \.s<
« a i WrmeC «"?d BrtrA.n *ojnc<i? mg practice Monday in a
a n
for tfre Western ; ^ 1 ° ^ ^
Orr, who finished
Total 1825.
Ward
458.
Hurley 4SS, Geocyt
l*>'"tf~* in
* ag»-.rts^ the . ihe N e * O r > a n » BH.XX a n r e n , ' tin? Juncral ol a brother
r -i 1 v:- on c ha m ioas.
\ **ith 28 goals and 72 assists.
S f K D A T MOONUGHT
403. Total 2392.
C<-M?*r«- are tsed; I 1 in the*r playing *ith four other ;eams» in an auto accident.
• sio« Jonnv.<m ;,ed the Con- j The Flyers showed
they Mem Hig^i
a*r;e*. They pjay g»fne No. Jbefore rettr.ng a* a player;
ANCIENTS
•qu^tador* with 22 points and | might be ready to challenge the
FRIEDMAN3
Tnple— E. FWey—563
1
•oft.gh: at. •,.»>• Na*y»u
Corsseum. ? after las* aea.<<on *rid s ucceed .
J. ^^itscsi 495. C. Whitson
' C*:K»; W :: .m^ had 30. Red j Bruins' on-nership of Uie NHL's
B o k 512, Co£Tey 431, Fountain
Single—Kye Sears—233
:
Hrtj«r. an p v m*t>eim5r.g "*:n i sng d*1?t>»«d Tom Mesct*rry a 5
574,
M.L.
Duprej463,
M.
Rohn-.ns
dropped
in
28
for
San
|
scoring
leadership.
They
not
390,
Firrolo
507, Byno 450. ToUl
Womens High
the Coach of thp Ye*r ;O»igar« 4 coacft.
Whitson 501. Tola!*20^3.
; lhf£<'.
ion!y got second place in Oarke
2317.
Triple—L. Fietcher—4S3
• *Ard. *a.d I', « a * something j | n h a first reason, he took «
FOUR
WS
j Tie r*n teams play here but fourth in Ric*; MacLessh.
Single—L. Duprey—191
1 .i»dn t think ahou? at the b e jciab that never had a wmmng
Tokarsld 350, Wdlett 385. A.
and jwftio notched an ev^n WO points
Heiraer 527. Xeily S94, Lktit
ff.ntngftf ihe M»avrtn »nd mmt~ j record and finished 33 g a m e s '
1 then move to San Diego for on SO goal§ and 30 assists.
WUlett 335, R a y Wiilett 454. 444, Miron 423, Duprey 4J5,
] gamr* *hrer and four on SaturtMnc I didn't expert."
j behind f j r s t ^ a c e Kentucky in i
Total
1734.
The
Montreal
Can*djens*
j
c
TotaJ22S3.
GENES SHELL
a
;
: 4a\ and Sunday.
Virginia"* A! Bianchf and j the Kasl last season, to the d r j
qaes Lemaire finished
fifth
Grady 433. Ann Grady 340,
I TN- f»i--:rr ABA first-round
tV-\er"< A!ex Hannum got thetViftM>n tstle.
% points, one ahead of
. Fosier 363, K. Foster 488.
RIXWOODS
a/.'ier vote*.
I The smrpnumg Cougar*, em :
back mto action J o a n 'j^ t ei] c of the^ New"York Toial 1625.
ABCD'S
j Schenck 553. Ml>-narc
!
*
-""•
'[piq>'ing a running olfen^e a m i :
; Rangers, while Mickey Red
MARIOS
Oehlbock 401, Sa«<»n«ii 315. ! 471. Kerr 505, Roberts 601,
[TSDALE. Am .AP. - j she Caroi^ Cougars face the m o n Tof'l)etr^t. J o h
_»I
.
t r a p dp i 9O0TTSDALE
M Graham 438. N, ArcWe i D - Oehlbeck 532. Graff 511. j Willed 542. J o t a l 2672.
t an unuAyal p r e i « n t
Selection
>n of a site for Supe'1 N c ' c : n N > n Y o r k a n d l h e K t n of the Bruins a
437 Mever 403. Donaldson 431. : ToUl ?
CHAPPLE
X «»cca>icd thr N'j»tior.rt; , i-Jcky Colonels Mwt the Vir- ;H^-N/vh ^ m . *i
lULloUUIglI
bohed m!o »hr Kast "cad a; the B w i IX
THE MOfXTALVERS
Snr-rn 524. Drake 506.
u&0
Total 1709.
:n Norfolk. In the hosl)Ch of the Canadiens were
club officials
P. Geztesi 288, S. Coffey 297. 392 Crowley 457. Drake 504,
'outset and heW off the Coioneiv Fontball
a
l1her
llh
ftcr the group Wrsf. oLVr bat:'*, the Denver ^
^
f^
^ ^ *
R. Coffey 555. B. Gesztesi 468. Total 2551.
de<-i<!*'d to begin s*.cps to exTotal ?
CENTRAL GARAGE
\B\ champ:or
pand the 2»> mrrr-bci- >dguc
Er<y»rs said he frit he had a
A. Strack 450. W. Foley 44i.
Ranker ha)) A?- ^ 1 S f^wt«—$1,000 for the scorThe Nat so
New Orleans. Miami and I-os
good relationship vkjvh the Cou
! Stah] Sr. 377. L a w 37^. Revtirat
^ " ' " e d "To i sociation'playrtffs don't resume i i n t title and $500 for being the E. Foley 5€3, B. Strack 510.
garv top offioab. and there
LESTERS M O I ^ S T E R S
I544- Farrington 453, ~-—*
--'-- * •- ' — •
jj}.lt %vhen. in leading scorer each half of we Total 1964.
^
Aoukl not be any compijeation%_ make a pitch for the 1975 post ,
C. Whitson 502. M Wtiitson ! H*- r<**± 2277
DONS srxoco
^ * t o n spectuia- ?*-:*ocn the ! Eastern Conlcrpnce piay, the iseason. Clarke received $1,000
The sports • j f h p ^ ^ ^ ^ t o f o r c j f t ) t n < , ^
PI.ATTSBIKGH
ISELES
Wolls C 3 . Day 417, Sears 476, j Total
500. F 1329.
k « t i e r 474, Dinsmore 453,
eontcrrd
North Country will ma.nmg year* of bi% contract iwo conference cti^mpsoas. In- i N>« York K-..ck^ take their 2-0 !*o«* being overall runnerup.
McCrea 475, Pelletieii 3B9,
Is€le
b a s e j 4 , ^ o ^ n .vpor ^ *how when and accept a coi'.ege >ob He v-ders indica'rKi N » U Orleans. ! lead into Baltimore against t h e
Ken Dryden of the Canadiens. Da by 459. Total" 1866.
P W R CfflPS
407, Smith 459,
with n r>ew siaduHT! to open in Bul;ets and tho I ^ ^ o n
delendini? Stanley Cup
M. K) hi mi re 324. ,\. K i d m j r e i 4 3 9 - T o U 1 2 3 4 5 /
DONS EvSSO
declined to say Vilieihef he had 1^4 hfid a sufih'i edge HI the ' try to make n V*o in a row '>the
,
won ihe Vezma
K. PuJcastro 312. C. |
~~
bo.4% the firs*, annual Sport- received any collegiate offers selection.
N. Strack 387. C. Strack 365. 424.
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RYANS
the
MHL's
•arama »n P;a:tsb»r^h on May as yet.
B Strack 375, D Strack 462. ! Pule astro 490. Total 1895.
Birnrmrham. Ala . .ind .Tark- i ^n the Western Conference, Uie _ ° ? 1 J y
Naegele
510,
Sullivan 42*.
net-minder with his Total 1589.
4. 5. and 6 at the State
*onvilie. F!a.. were scheduled MiJ^aukee Rucks and Golden standing
26
a
€
al
PINK
PrSSYCATS
Ryan
470,
Lippacfier Ml,
Cmversitv College Arena on
KEWGRS
"the SUte"wirrior<r"ti£d lh play J- Roais^against ^ ^ « _ ^
THRER MORE NAMED
io make f
591. Total 2638.
brought him a 52,000 prize.
fcugar Street
L. Duprey 480. B. Donaldson, j 3>l>< Sullivan 402. A. Sullivan
)9T5 P r o Bowl contest. But game No 3 Thursday night
SAVOCAS
Visitors from Northern New Three more outstanding col'ree
Oakland and, on Friday, the Dryden and Detroit's Roy Ed-j 383. Duprey 420, B. Donaldson i - R- Joltn^on 2S?fk- Johnson
f
y
470, SulSran 41d,
wards
each
chalked
up
six
1443.
Total
1891.
j
4«2.
Total
1503.
'
ynrk. Quebec, and Vermnnt w»U sensors ha\e been n^med to the on the >3te was not evi^ccted be- Lo> Aner;O> Lakers try to inup
Nrwcombers
Baker
531, Andolina 4SS,
af»«* exhibition1: of National, V S basketball team wtnch uiH fore We<!n<«^i?E\
crease their 2 0 >ead over ihe shutout*, tops in live league.
Forfeit
M«Laughlin 451. Total 2418.
•tale, and local manufacturers. meet the Russians in a senes
And
Philadelphia
showed,
Pete Rozeile. league co nmis Bu::* !n CSiicafjo.
SEARS BROS.
<J.c<,r!butor«t. and retailers of of garner a cms* the United .yoner. uho <-arl.<r Monday
t o o / t h a t muscle can pay off.
C H A R U E S US N
A, Sears 381, M. Srars 4M.
aport* equJpmrnt repreM^ m#{) states in late April and M«y,
The F'.vers. v."h<i finif^h^d sec1*001*8 SIGNS CONTRACT
BEAR CATS
415.
354.
• !! f.elds o4 *port5 from ^ vni? ] Thry a r e Sieve Downing of
ond in the West Division while G. Sears 482." K. Sears 499. Total
D,
Mother
392.
C.
Mosher
504,
1838.
Ernie
DiGregono. in the day he was forming a
Vanderburgh 44X Ehvyn 463.
to hosting Entertainment will i Indiana;
— Do the Bruins were coming in secKKGINA. Sask
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Terwillepar
369.
D.
TerPRESTONS
\
the
:
P
r
m
d
e
n
c
r
.
and
Mike
Ed
Duprey
455.
Total
2172.
four
n
u
m
b
e
r
e<i*nrr,'.lev
'•>••
p
;
o
ond
in
the
East,
set
a
league
be featured
throughout
fensive
Ron
L. Fletcher 483, B. Scars 469, j W l 1
snjj wards. Tennessee,
XORMAK FARMS
cecd "with deliberate speed. *
#ho-A. starting Friday evening
formeriy of Oregon State Vn- record for penalty minutes with
Rozcile, estabHs^hing no ^pc iversity. has signed a 1373 con- 1.754. P a v e Schultz had 259 of H. Fletcher 471. F . Sears 476.
Yorkey 526. P e r r a s 384. Hapar
Downing JS a 6-foot4 pi%Ttrt
and ending Sunday afternoon.
Seney 413, p .
Total
1899.
340.
LatoureU*
41«. Seney #78.
man
who
led
Indiana
to
a
third
j
cific
timetable,
said
owners
of
Saskatchewan ,. them, the most in the !<Q1L.
Door prizes will be awarded
Zielinski 324, L. Greene 4»4. Total 2144,
place finish in the NCAA the 26 clubs *'peneral!y were : t r a d witn
**rt\ day.
the
Canadian j
Total lfiM.
Toupfwiment last wee*. DiGr- pro-e3«|>an,SKMi in a very healthy
Football
ague
team an i
SAXDS TO TIGERS
BIRDS
Dakes Mvste
e«ono, n 6-footer. was the sp»r discussion "
BRADE^'TON. Fta. -* The
508, HaU 396. Morgan
Shatraw 366, WUlett 402. M .
RIESSRN BEATS MOORE
kj>lui ^r the Providence team
He said the coinmiUee. to be .nounced Tuesday.
linebacker p
his |^ i
Woods
ETJtS
the Na (Shatraw 404. PrimeAu 4S2. Total
Pirate^
3G6. Stringer 362. P a v e 421.
._..._ before
-.
the week
„._
lone
HOUSTON — Top seed Marty ««hich Indiana beat in thenamed
Hiarh Series—B. Lippacher—641 ToUl 20621^4.
^
Ibesseti of Kvan-*ton. Ill . out NCAA consolation game. Ed- mecungs are completed, *ould ^<*PJiomore ^asor, a: Oregon l J O f ) a , League ^ent catcher ! 1€54
<» Sand*, -to the Dot roil
HAIJ* AN1> HALF
' Hi?h Game—B. Lippacher—276
CEDAR POST
played Pv*y Moor* <i SouLh Af uard* '•« a *> <****•-$. t«.,r
ar? A knee
gnoup and r^f<>.rv <o j.jr;or anc ^cr:
1 of tbe American League
R Kampf 415, K Kampf 449
HV—OP
Pdhl 380, CoWms 441, OafWKJt*
T4, ^-5 »> forM round •<-- •*ho v*)ce h a s bet-n n a m e c to
ID injury ^deijrvp-d
the *ecood ; j
a<jqvuped
pitcher
D Wntson 399. K . Whitson 347. J Higti Series -C.
' All-Soatijea*t«ro Owiferanc*
415, Darrah 447, Klmn 40k Total
at
t 2 * Ri^'W D I
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mfM.
Thai * the
Tbt
spot Ut be
: ha* or* p
ti«ed
fit
Thr
Phil
wins third
ANDERSON HAS Ross
Trophy
Larry Brown is not sure
whether he will continue
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