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2 Section 6 Chicaao Tribune, Friday, 'March 10, 1978 Crbtt coi'eboat'd PoweYs' move should set pace For sports results call 222- 0iMvriii1frjWii. nocKey i NHL NCAA Sub-Regionls MIDEAST Saturday lAII limes CST1 At Indianapolis Miami of Okie n. Marquette, Michiia State n. Providence, 1:15 p.a. At Knoiviile, Tenn.

Kentucky el. Florida Slate, 1:10 p.m.; Western Kentucky vi, Syracuse, 3:15 a.m. WEST Saturday At fegtne, Oro. Weber Stall vs. Arkansas, 1:10 a.m.

I UCLA vi. Klaus, 3:15 a.m. At Tempo, Arli San Francisco vs. Nortti Caralina, 1:10 p.m.; New Mail-to Fullortoo State. p.m.

EAST Sunday At Charlotte. N.C. Furwan vs. Indi Boxing Golden Gloves Frlday'l finall At Amphitheater, I p.m. lOa-POUND NOVICE Glenn Cam- LoFaliatto Park, vs.

Jerry Brawn, am. 112-POUND NOVICE-Mtka Kraak. toe Park, n. Mika Eliadas, La- Falletta Park. 110-P NOVICt Reyneldo Gana.

LaFolletto Park, vi. Jessie Torrea, Avendana Boxing Club. 135-POUNO NOVICE Tarry annoy, Woadiawn Boys Club, vi. Howard Mena. Avendana Boxinl Club.

132-POUND NOVICE owi tiaao, Prospect, vs. Kaifb Bennett, Mean SportS BASEBALL WHITE SOX vs. Pittsburgh Pirates at Sarasota, Fla. Radio WMAQ (670), 12:30 p.m. BASKETBALL BULLS at Los Angeles Lakers.

TV-WGN-TV, Channel 9. Kadio-WIND (560) 10 p.tr. St. Charles vs. Bsrrington in Elgin Sectional.

Radio WGSB (1480), 7:30 p.m. Gordon Tech $. Ulk Grovi In Praspce; Sectional. 7:30 p.m. i New It'." West vs.

North Chicago In Waukegan East Sectional. Radio-WNTH-FM (88-1), 7:30 p.m. Bsnr Acac'ar-y Aurora Wt In East Aurora Sec titonal. Radio-VVMRO (1230). 7:30 p.m.

WKK0-FM (96). St. Joseph vs. East Leydcn in Hinsdale Central Ra: io-WTAQ (1300), 7:30 a.m. Thornton vs.

Bloom in C-ete-Monen Sectional. Radio -WTAS-FM (102.3), WLNR-FM (106.3), 7:30 p.m. BOXING Finals of the 5 1st annual Golden Gloves Tournament In the International Amphitheatre, 42d and Halsted Streets, 8 p.m. HARNESS RACING At Maywood Perk, 8 p.m. Racing wrapup: Radio-WYEN-FM (107), 12:30 a.m.

SPORTS TALK "Bruce Drennan on Sports." Radio-WMRO (1280), 4 p.m. "Dick Gonski Sports Show." Radio-WLNR-FM (106.3), 6 p.m. Elijah Mitchell reports scores and sports highlights. Radio WBMX-FM (103), 7:50 a.m. THOROUGHBRED RACING At Sportsman's Park, 1:30 p.m.

Complete results with Phil Georgeff, WWMM-FM (92.7), 6 p.m. Racing wrap Radio WYEN-FM (62.7), 6:30 p.m. "Today's Rrreing," TV-WCIU, Channel 26, 4:45 p.m. Continued from page one tar all over their hands and black grease under their eyes. THE MOST Important rule an umpire might stop enforcing is the balk rule.

Banning the balk is baseball is un-American. It is like banning the fake in basketball or the oil depletion allowance in the petroleum business. The balk is what made this country great. It is clever, it is devious, it is the mark of an independent thinker. Playing someone a baserunner, a consumer it doesn't matter for a fool is the American way.

Bass fishing, meanwhile, is a professional sport that reflects America but is not governed by enough rules. Bass fishing reflects the American way of waste. Professionals spend their days catching more bass than anyone can eat, and then when they've counted them, they throw the fish away. Tons of fish are turned to trash. A tough, sensible official would automatically disqualify any fisherman who couldn't eat his day's catch.

POLO, ANOTHER elite sport, is, on the other hand; governed by too many regulations. Polo players should be allowed to bash each other in the head with their mallets. This would make for great fun. Especially for heirs) to great polo-playing fortunes. Rich sons would be forever battering their rich fathers about the head iri an effort to accelerate matters.

Another game played with sticks, hockey, as we all know, does not have any rules at all. ana, 1:11 p.m.i Duka it. Khodi Islrnd, p.m. At PhiliiletpNp Villenova vi. '41 Sana, 1:10 p.m.; Pennsylvania vs St.

Bonavantura, 1:15 p.m. i MIDWEST I Sunday At Wichita. n. Utah, p.m.; reunion vt La Panl, P.m. At Talia.

Okie. Laaltvlllo vi. St. John's, 1:10 p.m.; Havston vs. Notre i Dame, 3.15 NIT pairings prtuay'i lemei Temple (M-al at Tons (31-ST.

Fairfield 21-4 at Peyton ll-tl Illinois Stita 124-3) at Indiana Stato 21-11. South Caralina 11-11 at North Can llina IIHI, Division II Ail-Americans FIRST TEAM mh wtlcnn. Nlrhollt Stater Tony V-m, Alaba-a-Hunrsmiiet Jeff Cov-Imton, Youmstown Stale; Harold Liacoli Mo.l; Dana Skinner, Merr'msch. SECOND TEAM Irwin Jonson, Scrantan; Ron Rio-' lev. Wlsconsin-Oreon Bey; Ricky Ma-I born, Hamp'on Institute; Bruno Cald-1 well, Valdosta State; Hector Olivencil, SKreO Heart.

THIRD TEAM Bet Klrtlev, Eastern New Mexico; Carlol io-ry, Weste-Salem st'te; Brian Rhodes. Houahten; Paul Say-1 moor, Bryant Collate; Henry Simmons. Mary I Snare. Big 10 MVPs ILLINOIS Mali owi, senior Ouard. NORTHWESTERN Tony Allan, lanior forward.

OHIO STATE Kelvin Kanrsey. lophomore guard. MINNESOTA Mychol Thompson, lenlor center. WISCONSIN Arnold "Clyde" Oaineir sophomore ouard. Big 10 Statistics (Final) SCORING FO FT -It.

Avi, Thomettn, Minn. 170 to 40t 32.7 r.icn. II HI 70 3tl 11.1 Lester, Iowa II 130 35t It.l Johnson, MSU II 113 130 35i lt Woodson, Ind. II 140 37 355 10.7 FIELD GOAL PCT. FG FGA Pet.

McHale, Minn. 10S Radford, Ind. 113 Kelser, MSU 17' Jackton, Minn. 17 Woodton, Ind. 140 FREE-THRC FT 171 110 .407 .3 1S7 374 .554 .540 FTA Pet.

.171 Pur. 54 41 Marilke, NU 73 12 Campbe'l Conference SMYrHE OIVIilOH W. I. Ft? OF OA CHICAGO It 22 17 111 171 i Vancouver 17 33 1 4 41 1H 215 i Colorado 11 34 10 44 202 2S1 Lauil 15 41 10 40 ItO 350 i Minneiota 14 34 HI 357 PATRICK TPtir-FPI I Islanderi Philadelphia Atlanta Reman 41 14 11 04 in 37 17 11 IS 140 161 25 25 1 7 47 111 220 1) 11 11 17 117 231 Wales Conference NOBR1S DIVISION 1 Pts OF SA Montreal Anoelei 41 0 105 151 It It 13 IS 100 107 25 2f 10 107 117 11 It 17 St 101 144 11 41 11 3t 141 353 Detroit PIMsburoh Washington ADAMS DIVISION Pit OF GO Boston 42 11 0 03 2M ltl Buffalo 31 13 IS 01 34t 171 Toronto 10 10 12 22S 111 Cleveland It 30 47 IIS 174 Thursday's results Montreal 4, Tnrnnto 1 Detroit 1. Boston 1 Lei Aneelei 3- Buffalo 1 NY Is'enderi i.

St. Louis I Only famei scheduled Friday's games No tames scheduled Canadiens 4, Leafs Toronto 1 1 i Montmil 11 Rlsebroena it Robinson. Mondou, 10:31. 3. Montreal, Houle 34 Lf ouche, Robinson, Panaltioi Nona.

SECOND "FRIOD 1, Toronto, 5 fBoutettl, Glenniel. 12:23. Monrwl. Lofleur 51 Robinson, 10:02. Pen-ifi-s Boutetto, Tor, Tor.

17:55. THIRD PEOIOD 5, Montreal. I'fP'Wnson, Drydan, 19:10. Peniti None. So! on goal: Toronto 4 I 1494 Mont'O-i II 0 1939 Goatt Tomnio, Palmnfeer.

Montreal, Drvrlon. Atfandonco 18 102. Wings 2, Bruins 2 Boston 1 0 Detmit 0 1 1 03 I FIRST 1. P.M0-. rh.

mauti IS fPatellel, 7-. Jnn'thfn 20 Rotelle. M'letnl, 13:01. Penalties Sct'mruti, .0, mnlor. MMItr, Dot, 11-10; "at.

i9-'2. ocpion rotiir Ct, I tmwmM a rvfrnir 'l-ev 1c mim. i.0 10r Mh Pot. An rt. mvlnr.

1409. jumn oeomi) SJOnl. Pn-e't" intv. n. i.ig.

ehru en onl: WMtnt. 14 a p-i r-'f a rra'lnt Rnstrn. Lowe. AMnn-trxca 15174. Kirtos 3, 3.

Bulfa'ft a fi-st "FRion i wo i ZS fWnmtavt. 1. Piill-I, Savant 17 IMtAt-m- Se'l'nnl. 10-lf 1- Lo nnne'es. Tnyior 17 rnrpntl.

11:28: 4-Lot Aelet, rjn 0 rMe-ri. P)nfflo, Mart'n 21 Gu'VPmont. P.rre-u1". 18:44. Penalty Monhan, LA.

COND PERIOD None. Pn-mtlei WMton. LA Ko-ab, our. THtRn orjo'nD An-ahs i Taylor 'I. 10-31.

Pmnllles Pal-mer. LA Monenan. LA irclor, Ko'ab. Buf, moor. Shotl nn noot l.oe Angeles 4 1' 1 1 it to 11 '7 Qonlle Lot a.noa'e.

e'mmons. BuMkIo, Afen'fance -1 14,433. M'nders 6, Pl! 1 New York 1 4 St. oult 1 1 ol FIRST PERIOD 1, St. Loull, Fe-: derko 11 fKomednsn snir' i 1, New York, Bossy 47 'Ma-shall, 1 Kastvcki.

14:30. 3. Now York, Merrick 11 (Herrii, Hart, 14:44. Penal. t'" -Komadoski, St'-.

Hart, NY, 11:51. SECOND PERIOO-4, St. Loull, "1 T-ir-1. t. St.

Louis, Holt (Unoer, Barnettl, 11:17. 4. New York. Bossy 4 (Polvin, Kasivckii, 7, New York, Ny-strom 21 tDreulnl 17:55. New York, Potvii.

iHanning, N-itr ml, 11:44. Penalliai-Price, NY, 4-42; Komsdoski SIL, Nslrom, NY, SI 1 "eHerkn, SIL THIRD PERIOD 9, New York, Potvln 14 Drouin, 15:44. P-noltiei None. Shots on goal: New York la '1 11 Jt SI. Leuii 17 7 31 Goalie! New York, Reich.

SI. Louis, Myre, Grant. A 9,962. pal, Port I Mt. kin, or.

I I mm Basketball NBA Western Conference MIBWBiT DIVISION Pet. Denver IS -el Milwaukee 34 11 -523 CHICAOO 33 33 .500 Dltroll 31 3J Ml KaniuClly 33 40 Indiana 34 41 .100 PACI PIC DIVISION Pel. OB 10 is la Ol IJVi II II Mle Fortland Phoenii Lai Aaoelet Seattle Golden stile S3 11 41 IS 34 20 35 30 30 14 41S .431 -50 Mi Eastern Conference ATLANTIC DIVISION Per. Philadelphia 44 30 Ml NewYot. 35 30 430 Boston 14 37 .33 Buffalo 33 41 jee NewJerser 17 4t .351 CCNTRAL DIVISIO" OB 31 '4 31 Pet.

OB J0 I .471 a .477 0 .471 "i .351 17 San Antonio Washlnoten Atlanta Claeelane' New Orlaani Houston 15 34 2 31 35 31 34 33 SO 14 43 Thursday's results Phoenix 111, CHICAGO 103 In-iiana 117. Detroit 105 Onlr lame Friday's games CHICAGO at LM Angeles New Orleans at New Jersey Boston at Ph'U'elnhia Portland at Atlanta Washington at Houston NY KnicK at Indiana Denver at Kansas City Goldtn State at Milwaukee Only eames scheduled Suns 112, Bulls 103 BULLS n031 FO-A FTA 1-4 1-1 1 Oirkey Johnson Gilmoro Holland Van Liar Meneelt Russell Landsoeroer Pondexter Armstram 3-12 48 11-13 14 10 33 3 3 II 0-17 5- 1-3 t-13 3-0 1-3 04 t-7 0- 1 1- 4 0-0 1 14 I 1 0 0 0-0 0-0 17-71 20-45 40 31 103 FG percentj.se FT aercentaaa Turnovers 20. Assists II Manoalt 71. Steals 0.. Teem rebounds It.

Blocked lhots-1 Landsberier, Johnson. PHOENIX 1121 FG-A FT A Davit Heard Adami Busa Westptial Griffin Lea Scott Awtrey Bran Forrest f-13 5-5 3 4 23 5-10 4 5 13 4 14 5-10 0-3 10 3-t 0-0 lit 11-10 13-14 0 5 34 3-0 1-1 111 1-7 1-1 4 3 1 1-5 4t lOt 1-2 1-3 4 4 4 0- 3 0-0 110 1- 1 0-1 111 41-15 10-41 4t 34 111 FO petxentaee .412. FT otrcentaae 731. Turnovers 13. Assists 2i Waitpnal 10, Bum S).

Steals Team rebounds 10. Blocked slots 0. BULLS 30 10 11 32-103 Pboenii 27 11 14 10-111 Technical! Pnoenik assistant coach Blanchl, Johnson 1 elected. Officiate-Deo Murphy, Joe Craw, ford. DETROIT 1041-Carr 1 1-4 0, duetto 0 0-1 II, Lander 3-t 11, Price I 3-3 15, Money 7 3-4 17, Ford 3-4 13.

Douilas 3 4-5 10, Skinner 0 0-0 0. Ebarhard 0-0 2, Oerard 4 0-0 I. 41 lf-3 105. I INDIANA Ull-Bantem 11 4-4 IS. Raundfield 10 1-1 11, Edwards 4 1-1 0, Sobers 1-9, 14, Tatum 1 1-1 7, Elmore 1 3-5 Bebaaen 1 4-4 Groan 1 O-O 1, Carrington 1 11 1, Flynn 1 1-1 S.

44-34-32 112. Detroit 31 25 31 14105 Indiana 11 25 10 35-113 Total foole-Detroit 30, Indiana 13. Fouled out Elmore. Technicals Da-trait Coach Kaufman, Money, Bantora, tabors. Attendance 1105.

Colleqe Thursday's results NIT TOURNAMENT Firtt rouno I Detroit 04, Va. Commonwealth It 'Rutgers 72. A'mv 7f) I NAIA DISTRICT 21 Championship St. 71. w.

va. Wasiayan NLCAA TOURNAMENT Semifinals St. Catherine Ky 15, Norfolk II So. Union Ala. to, Oakland ICty ifrid.l it Detroit 94, VCU 86 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH tnV-KMPb 10 1-4 22, Elliott 4-0 14, Wateon 0 1-9 10, Htndaraon 7 0-2 14, BOorod 0-1 4, DIMaria 0 04 0, Cor-track 0-1 12, T.

Hwria 0 0-0 0, Blrtn 1-1 1. SO 10-10 OS. Dfrmorr tM-Lang e-o ie. Ktuta 0-0 10, Tytar 1-1 10, Dtwrod 7 4-0 10, McCorrruck 2 1-1 S. Whitlow 0 0-0 0.

K. Smith 10-0 0, Ancnreon 0 2-5 14, NIK 3 0-0 0, Harrle 0 0-0 0. 41 0-10 4. HolWnsa Dairetl SO, Virginia Commonwealth 40. Total toure Virginia Commonwealth 17, Oatrott 10.

Fouled out OuaroO. A 0,066. Rutgor 72, Army 70 ARMV (70) Eeaton 0-0 10, Brun-0Oat 3-4 13, Wlnton 4 S-10 11, M. Brown 0-0 32, Harrle 1 3-2 4, Alello 0 t0 0. B.

Brown 1 1-3 4. 20 11-20 70. RUTGERS (T2V Andareon 4 0-0 Cotwland 7 4-4 10, Bailey 2-1 20, Htee 1 2-2 4, Duncan 0 0-0 12, T. Brown 4 04 0, Troy 1 04 1. 32 0-0 72.

Hatrtlme fluloera 35, Army 10. Total aula RutgafO 22. Army 15, Fouled i I 1 i Pane. Ohio St. 43 42 Pearson, Wis.

.4 75 Johnson, MSU 10 1 0 REBOUNDS Haroravo, lewa 314 Thompson, Minn. 20S Williams. Ohio St. 14 Carroll, Purdue 157 Kelser, MSU 151 TEAM FO PCT. FO FGA Minnesota 551 1,150 Indiana 411 047 Michlean St.

501 1,004 MichilM 540 1,110 Purdue S2t 1.111 TEAM FT PCT. FT FTA NU 113 421 Michigan 231 17 Illinois 227 110 Indiana lot 417 Mlchiiao St. 110 444 SARNER KICK All sizes reg. 165.00 K2 244 USA 180-190 cm Reg. $195 ROSSIGNOL 40 or SO 150-160 cm Reg.

$130 KNEISSL COMPACT form. A 160-190 cm Reg. 47, 170.44. 4, David Santeo, Pork Ridoe, 57, 177.90. 7, Pemilo lot-rjshi, Japan.

St, 177.11. Mitiuru Matsumura, Japan, 54, 177.11. 1, Mar, a Lienors, East Germony, 8t, 168.34. 10, 16. 169.98.

11, Brian Pockar. Conada. Scott Hamilton, Little- ton, 92, 168.10. 12, varn Taylor, Canada, 105, 166.50. 13, Konstantin Kokrra- Soviet Union, 110, 143.92.

14, Rudl Carne. West Germany, 127, 159.lt. 15, Gillei Beyer, France, 131, 154.84. It, Irian Mae, Auitralio, 144, 133.2B. 17, Swo Bono Han, Korea, 153, ,119.80.

Hi Golf Thursday's results DORAL OPEN Af Miimi Ed Fiorl Bill Kratiert Tom Weiskopf Lee Mivles John Mahaftey Ginby Gilbert Wally Armtrono Lou rjrt-am Larry Zieoler Bob Howerte Nicklaut Grao wowart Rat Caldwell rsob Pavna Mason Rudolph S'av Melnyk Gay Brewer Hubert Green Dave Stockton Bruce Lietiko Mark Lye Ed Doupherty. Merfc Hayes Terry DieM Victor Regalado Lea Elder Pe'er Oosterhult Miko Morley Alan Tapi Bruco Fleishar Gardner Dickinson George Knudson Chris Pi ott Lon Hinklt Bob Dickson Bob Murphy Florentino Molina Ktrmit Zarlay 11 33 33 32 33 34 33 SI 31 34 33 35 35 37 It 34 34 3S 35 31 17 13 33 "5 35 3t 34 34 34 37 37 36 36 37 37 34 3t 37 3t 36 37 30 34 37 34 34 34 34 17 37 30 37 37 37 37 37 30 35 38 78 35 3 36 34 31 30 37 34 37 4 10 34-45 3417 34- 47 35- 47 34-47 31-47 35 tl 356" 37-49 33- 4 34- 40 34 40 35 70 33 70 34 70 34 70 1170 35 70 35 70 30-70 33 70 3070 3071 34 71 36 71 35 71 37 71 37-71 3771 34 71 15-71 14 71 36 71 15 73 15-73 3671 3071 35- 73 3071 Jerry Heard Bobby Wadklnt Leonard Thome ton Bob E. Smith Jock Renner Randy Erskino Rich Bassett Hemero BlancM Sam Adam Keith Feratn Tammy Aaron Woody Blackburn El Sabo Devi Tboro Tom Shaw Cannor Bob She-rer Mio Fo-i1 aurio Hammer Dave 'fip'ay Lot Nielsen net Creishew Gaortje Johnson Rr.on Banes Artie McNicklo Gaiy Baker Wilier Berber nov.y Ford Warn Loot" Jev Hiat 3471 3473 35 71 17-71 3473 37-73 30 73 17-73 3473 34- 73 35 74 3774 3774 17-74 3774 37-74 3574 39 74 1474 37-75 40 75 3775 1975 40-71 39- 77 31- 77 40- 77 43-71 4370 3012 Skip Gun pouo TomM Wayne Levi SUNSTAR CLASSIC Al LM Aneeiei Dibble Austin 34 3268 1 $109 '149 $89 $129 M12 -Ml 5 CLASS AA SECTIONALS AT WEST FRANKFORD Olnoy to, Benlon ti AT SPRINGFIELD Mattoon f4, Ouincy 50 Lincoln 5t, Decatur 4f Friday's games CLASS A QUARTERFINALS al Assembly mil, 12:15 a.m. Efflnoham St. Anthony i 20-9 vi.

Dakota '26-21 1:45 p.m. Havana 27-3 vi. Sullivan 11-0 p.in.---'rovi rnce 10-11 vs. tltl Marquette 20-1 1:30 -Mason City 23 5 vs. Nashvi'le (27-31 CLASS AA SECTIONALS All lames Hart at p.m.

AT ALTON Coltinsvilla 124 2 vs. Belleville Eail 20-IJ AT WEST FRANKFORT Centralla 21-7 vs. Olney (20-41 AT PROSPECT Gordon Tort (21-71 vt. Elk Grove 21-7 AT WAUKSGAN EAST Nor'h T-31 i. New Trior West 12571 AT MOLINE Dillon 1 1--' I vs.

Mwi 22-41 AT PEOII RICHWOODS Peoria Central rt-'3j vs. Merlon 22-41 AT E' GIN St. C-a'lei 25-3 vi. Barrington (23-31 AT HINSDALE CENTRATT St. Joseph 37-1 va.

East Leyden 37-0 AT CRETE-MONEE Tbomton (27-1 vt. Bloom 22-1 AT DOWNERS GROVE NORTH Carl Sandbttro (33-4) vs. Lockport 204 AT NORMAL Danville 12-14 vs. Joliat Contra) (2441 AT SPRINGFIELD Mattoon21-I n. Lincoln 27-1 AT AURORA EAST Bene! Academy 274 vs.

Aurora Wait 10-0 AT ROCKFORD BOYLAN Rockford Eail 13-1 VI. Anliodi 21-5 Skating Thursday's results WORLD FIGURE SKATINO) CHAMPIONSHIPS At Ottawa, Canada ICE DANCE (After Lemou tn uanco 11 Natalia Lfnlcbo and Gannadll Kireototev, USSR, 0 ordinals, 40.20 oelnts. 3. Irlna Moisttra and Andrei leenVov, USSR, II, tl.it. 1, Krisl-lino Reooociy and Andras Sallay, Hungary, 3 It.

4, Janot Thompson and Warren Manwoll, Britain, 31. Lilian Rehjkrve air Stanislov Dratllcb. Cie'hOilevakia, 45, 7.04. t. Lome Wighlon and John Dowdlnt, Oakvllle 40.

37.08. 7, Marina Zneva a Andrei Vllman. USSR, 71, 35.14. 0, Carol Foi and Richard Dal-ley, Wr-tlland, 72, 35.56. 0, Stacey "ill and John Summers, 74, 35.08.

10, Kay Bended nd Kenneth Foster, Britain, II, 14.40. VOW- Is Compplsary Itures, shirt protum Anett Poetitcb, Eott Germany, 1i as ulRia. 0. Linda Fratiarme, Northridfo, It, 13.71. 3, Susanna Driano, Holy, 33, 70.M.

4, Daontar Lun. Watt Germony, 41, 78.84. S. Priscllla Hill, Leaimiten, 44, 77.44. Eml Watanabe, Japan.

41, 74.00. 7, Elena Vodoreiore, Soviet Union. 45, 74.il. Liu-Moirt Allen, Garden Grave, 77, 74. U.

0, Corolo Waissenbero. East German 77, 74.N. 10, Doniso Blellmann, Swit-inland, 01, 71.14. Short Prooram 1, Fratlanne, 11 ardlnall, 41.31 7, waiisenoero M.ua. nin 14, 37.71.

0, Kemkefen 90, 37.24. 10, Lea 101, 94.04. rVIN Finals 1, ctiarlei Tlchrnr, Littleton, 17 117.32 oalnti. 2, Jan Hollman, East Girmany, 18, 186.84. 1, Robin cowim, Britain, 21, it.t.

4, Vladimir Kovalev, Soviet Union, 40, i Baseball Thursday's results EXHIBITION OMMES Milwaukee 4, CUBS 1 Boston t. Dstrolt 0 '5 hHtingt, rain Clevfa-4 Sao FronclKO 4 10 Innttm) Cailfamia 4, Oikl-d 1 San Dlepa 4, Seattlo I 11 Innlnti A vi. Tom at Fercpano Beach, rain Houston vs. Atlanta at Wait Palm Baacb, rain Brewers 4, Cubs 2 CUBS Milwaukee an bl DJaitn ii 3 I 0 0 Somber ss 0 0 0 0 Grass rf 4 10 0 Biitnerlb I 0 0 Thmpsn 10 10 0 0 Kinomn 3 1 I 1 Clinai II 10 10 Ontivn dh 1 1 1 0 Trtla ar-dl 1110 Radar 10 10 Coi 110 0 Wollil cf 110 0 itrhbl Jeibua 3 0 10 Wohifrd If 1 0 1 1 Sokala 2b I 0 0 0 Heidma 2k 1 0 0 0 Hilll Cf 3 0 10 Thomas cf 0 1 0 0 Cooper 10 3 0 0 0 Krkptck 10 I 0 I 0 Leinnt rf 1 0 0 0 Davis rt 1 0 0 0 1 Oiliviedh 3 111 I OulrfcSb 1110 I crvi ct looo lyanrnr I 1 Johnsn 1 0 1 1 Romero is 3 0 0 0 iMartinaic 1 0 1 1 Meera 1110 Hnm urn i Meeli 20 100 1 1S1' 10 4 10 4 cuas ooo on oooi Milwaukee 010 101 10x-4 Errors Klnqmen, Meotl. DP Milwaukee 1, CUBS 1.

LOB CUBS 5, Milwaukao 2B Martinez, HR Kinimon. if oanvia. IP ER BBSO 1111 1111 1111 list Lamb Moor ID 1 Geisel 1 Aueustine 1 Cort 1 Caldwell I e-Caldwell. 1:11. a i WP-Geisel.

T- At Pain Sprints, Cal. Oakland ooo ooo Ml 1 California 001 003 00 4 7 0 Norrit, Mitctttll 41, Minalte 4, Mccarty 7 and Sanouillen, Hosier (8j; Tanana, Canoira 41, Hartiell 7 and Humphrey, Donahue 7. Tana- na. Norrit. HR California: Jack- lon, Lansford.

At Winter Haven. "Fla. Detroit 000 00 0 1 1 Botton 000 244 4 1 Slaton, Harriton 41, Crawford 51 and Mi; Tiantt Ceveland 4 and Fitk. Tiant. Harrison.

At Tucson, Aril. "anF-ancltco 000 110 000 04 10 3 Cleveland ooo ooo 00 13 0 1 Halicki, McGlo'htn (4), Williams 7, cornutt 0 and Hill, A'eiander 51; Waits. Monte (4). Camper 7, Kem and Kendall, Pruitt Kern. Cornutt.

At Ynmj, Aril. Seattle 000 020 001 OOO 1 10 4 San Diego 010 Oil 000 0014 4 1 Mitchell, Homrick 4, McLounhlln (7, Rome 9 end St'nson. Eichel-berger, Alfano 41, Bernal PI-'Men (11) end Tenace Sweet Robert! 81. Piekert. L-Romo.

HR Turner, Ashford, Stinson. Friday's g-mcs Plttsburgtt vs. CHICAGO A at Sarasota Milwaukee vt. CHtCAno at Scottsdala Minnesota vt. Houston at Cocoa Montreal vt.

Atlinta at Daytona Beach Philadelphia vi, Toronto'af Dundodln Kansas City vt. Texai al Pompano Beach Seattle vt. Sao Diego at Yuma Oakland vt. California al Palm Spring! Lot Angela vs. Nod York A at Ft.

Lauderdale Cub clouts Chicane Pre' 'ervlce SUN CITY, Aril. Stove Ontiverei pulled thigh muscle Thursday ninnlno out an infield oroundar In the second inning. HI imped t. Irst durint hit fifth-innlni Simla before belno removed. A crowd of 3,417 wet near capacity.

The Brewers' clubhouse, which It visible from behind left-field standi, Ii in mini after a flood ond debrii Mt It last week. The water ii gone, but practice fields at the minor-league complea -re unusable. Rick Reutchel it scheduled for a start in the Cubs' homo opener ctalnst the Brewers Friday In Scottsdala. Pole Broberg end Dave Roberts will follow. Charlie Metre, Lot Angeles Dodger scout ob-levini Thursday'! eame, was asked how to retire Dave Kingman.

"Refute to pitch," Metro replied. Sox notes Chicago Tribune 1 SARASOTA, Flo. The White SOI I Thursday Invoked Clause 10-C of the baseball basic oereement, thereby re- 1 newino Bobby Bonds' 1977 contract for 1971. Before midnight Friday, 1 they'll do the lame thing with Jack Kueek, Royle Stlllman, Alan Bannister, and Bob Coluccio. It's lust 1 formality, of course, but 0 necessary one.

because If the clausa waa not invoked. I all fiva would be tree agents on March 11. Stave Stone and Pitching coach Stan wiiiiami are ravine about stone's newly developed change-up. "In my two innings Wednesday, live of the sii outs came against the change-op," laid Stone, who tpent the wintet trying to parfeet the motion of the new pitch. "The change should be worth two or three mere victories te bint, al the least," laid Friday's battlno order against the Pirates will have Thad Bailey in loft, Mike Eden at short, Jorge Orta al second.

Lamer Johnson at firtt. Chef 1 Lemon le center, Wayne Nordhaeen In right, Eric Soderholra ot third, Reggie Sanders the designated hitter, end Jim Essian catching, Bart Johnson, Wilbur Wood, Lerrln LaOrow, at ol, ill pitch for the Sol. Tennis Thursday results WORLD r-UP TOURN4MENT At New Haven, Conn. Brlen Golttried, U.S. d.

John Alea-onder, Australia, 7-5, 4-4. U.S. 1, Australia 0 S. AMERICA EUROPE CUP TOURNAMENT At Madrid Ivan Melina, Colombia, d. Adriano Panatta.

Italy, 4-4, 7-5; Mark Cm, Brl-tan, d. Thames Koch, Braill, 4-3, 4-0. America 1, Europe 1 VIRGINIA SLIMS TOURNAMENT At Dallas Evenne Geolagong d. Marlto Radon do 4-3, 4-1; Mariia Kruger d. Betty Stove 5-7, 7-5, 4-0; Rosemary Cetalt d.

Beth Norton 4-4, 5-7, 4-1; Anne Smith won by default over Wendy Turnbull. "1 Bowling Thursday results U.S. OPEN TOURNAMENT At OraeniDere, N.C Fifth Round I. Dave Kappol. 0-0-0, 1.

Tommy Hudson, 4-4-0, 3. Pete Mc Cerdlc 1-1-0, Fred Conner, 4-4-0. I. Jeff Metlinaly, 4-4-0, 4. Marshall Helmen, 4-1-0, M01.

7. Ernie ScNogel, 4-1-1, 9.001; Id Lee, 1-S-O, 0484) 0. Mar Roth, 4-4 0, 10. Ron Belli 1-3-0, 9,0411 11. Nelson Burton, 4-1-0, 0,013) 13.

Carmen Salvlne, 1-5-0, 9,029. II. Stave Martin, 1,0111 14. Mike Derbln, S-1-0, 1,931) IS. Mali Surlpe.

i-yo, 1,035) 14. Dennii Sway-da, 4-4-0, 0,911) 17. Jim Ewald, 1-7-0, 1,011) 14. Teste Somit, 4-4-0, 1,914. MZ5 '77'S NEW DEMOS TREMENDOUS SAVINGS1 p.4iCV 1930 RIDGE WE, EVANSTON 864-8600 OPEN Sundays Jj 1 1 vo.

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11. 11.1 10.1 0.3 II Pel. .522 .510 .500 .470 .471 Pet. .741 .741 .733 .717 .715 High school Thursday's results GIRLS Public Leaiue Pleyotfi Kenwood 47, Amundsen 44 SUB-REGIONALS AT GRAYSLAKE Warren 37, McHenry 15 AT DUNDEC annua 50, Forest View 44 OT1 AT T-F SOUTH llllana Christian 4t, T-F Soutb 41 AT RICH CENTRAL loom tl, Rich Eest 41 AT FENTON Maine East 44 AT LAKE PARK Cenant 17, p.uspect 52 AT LUTHER NORTH Trinity 57, Luther North 31 AT AURORA WEST Balingbiook 45, Avon Central 31 AT SHEPARD Motktr McAuley SO, Eisenhower 47 AT WEST CHICAGO Wait Chicago 30, Glenbard East 17 AT HARVARD Harvard 47, N. Boone 40 AT WESTMONT Nuaretb Acactern" 47, Lemont It AT PROVISO WEST Watt Leyden 33, Wlllowur'k 31 (OT AT MUNDELEIN Cory Grove Sr.

Stevenson 31 NONCONFERENCB Jollel West 51. Thornton 47 CLASS A SUPE 'SECTIONALS Havana 59, Plata Southwestern 47 HAVANA (SOI-Mvland 1-4-1, 'at ari ch 4-1-10. Kino 4-1-10, Hurst 5-1-12, Trimpe 4-0-17, Millar 14-2, Radesavlc 14-3. PIASA SOUTHWESTERN 47 Darr 1-0-4, Taylor, Dovo 4-3-10, Kelly 4-2-10, Taylor, Don t-2-14, Moore 24-4, Jenkini 14 1, Ckiim 14-3, Cadmul 0-1-1. 4-7-10, Dot! 1-3-11, Hoffman M-4.

Park. 139-POUND NOVICC-Vaakro Boy. Windy City Gyms vs. Re Aranda, Levolt Park. 147-POUND NOVICE Mark Manni' Oak Lawn Fire Department, vs.

Wallace White, Gary Wait Baiino Club. ist-POUND novice jonn COI- lint. Havet Perk, vt. Guy Christopher jAhnc Wlndv Cltv Gvm. 145-P NOVItB uwnw Campbell.

Windv City Gym, vs. Lennr LaPaolla, Veterant Park. iva.p nuun Nov ce i-svon w. Williams, Windy City Gym, vv Malvin Collin. Woodlawn Bovt Club.

HEAVYWEIGHT NOVICE-NIck Dacv, Hanover Park, vs. Michaal Bc- veniier, Scottsdala Park. 106-pound OPEN-Andy Jaklal LaFolletto Park, vs. Gilbert Campos, aEnllstto Park. 112-POUND OPEN Rooievelt Mc- Cullum Joliet BOlino liuo, vs.

Uiiann. Wootllawn Bovi Club. 110-POUND OPEN Michael Out-roi, Bessemer Park, vs. Wayne Lyn i4.pnuKin open Howard Smith. Wentworth Gardoni, n.

Ken Danielt, rvft 132-POUND OPEN Peter Senchei, Trombull Park, vt. Sergio Zambrano. Union League Bovi Club. 139-POUND OPEN t-aui Rlverdalo Park, w. David Danioli, CV147-POUND OPEN-Robert Huohei Columbui Park, Stevo Williams, Wentworth Gardent.

1S4-P 0 OPEN Brian Mat-thaws, Windy City Gvm, vt. Rootevelt Green, Mayor Daley Youtti Foundo- OPEN Randy Smith, CYO, vs. Mark Anthony Scully, CYO. 170-POUND OPEN Joe Cherney, Hinovar Park, vt. LtaRoy Murphy, Wentworth Gardent.

HEAVYWEIGHT OPEN-Roynaldo sniaes. Waukeoan South VMCA, Terry Koch, CYO. Skiing Thursday's results NORTH AMERICAN CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMP'ONSHIPS Al Lake Placid N.Y. Men's 15-Kllomiter Race 1. John Krueier, Swllierland 42.44.71 1 1.

Jim 0 a I Brattleboro, 43:44.78 3. Ham skinttad, Canada, 43:40.70 4. Venani Aoser, Swi tier-land, 3. Konrad Hallenbarter, Switzerland, 4. Doug cudwei Canada, 44:34.09 7.

Pierre Veiina, Canada, I. Howie Bean, Wolfboro, N.H., 0. Bob Tresdwell, Amherst, N.H., 10. Daniel Begin, Canada, Women's 5-Kilometer Race 1. Shirley Firth, Inuvib, N.W.T., 3.

Jean Grootbuiten, Canada, 10:43.53 3. Joanne nnusotr, wenai-1 chee, a. tstner miner. Canada, 5. Pat Erberg, Seattle 17.01.90; t.

Ruth Baiter, Putney, 7. Marilyn Atkinson, I Canada. 8. Mary Osgood Pulney, 11:08.98 9. Dagmar Celnar, Canada, 10.

Denies Green, Cable, 18:55.40. I HOLME NKQLLEN FESTIVAL At Oslo, Norway Men's lS-Kilometer Race 1. Julia Mieto, Finland, 1. Sven Are l.undbaeck, Sweden, 1. Maurilto Do Zolt, Italy, 4.

Thomas Maonuson, Sweden, 5. Ivar Formo, Norway, 45:52, and Main Pifkaenen, Finland, 45:52. Women's 5-Kilometer Race 1. Daimar Palochove, Cierhoslova-kla, 1. Vigdlt Roennlno, Norway, 1.

Borlt Kvello, Norway, 4. Jana Gaudelova, Ciechoslova-kia, S. Hllkka Riihivuoir, Finland, 17:39. EUROPA CUP At valuers, Franco 1. Wilma Gatta, Italy, 3.

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PHILADELPHIA Sloped nlrht- Tim McCarver to two-yew contract; limed shortstop Todd Cru. PITTSBURGH I (i ned mana-er I Chuck Tanne- le second two-year con-I trad, oxtendinq through 1980 seaont I ilgned outfielders Omar Moreno, Alber-! to Lois, end Oswalde Ollvarot. MILWAUKEE Signed pitchers Eduardo Rocriruei and Bill Castio and I inlielder Ed Romero. 1 NEW YORK YANKEES Signed Inlielder oeorso zvoor. NFL DENVER Named Bob Zeman linebacker coach.

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