I 1 a a THE SUN, Monday, November 8, 1976 C7 summaries of Mite: 1. John Kilian 5.19; 2. Bob Roscoe 5.20; 3. Stanton Belle 5.24; 4. Wilbert Lynn 5.32; 5.
Gene Atkinson 5.33; 6. Tony Warren 5.35; 7. Reg Smith 5.41; 8. Mike Pearlman 5.45, 9. Joe Driver 5.47; 10.
Rick Baker 5.49. BILLIARDS Maryland 9-Ball championship (At Gentlemen's Cue) Quarter -finals-Larry Neudecker def. Allan Obstler, 8-1. Semi-finals-Buddy Dennis def. Neudecker, 8-4; Dennis def.
Greg Riggie, 8-3. Final--James Britfingham def. Dennis, 11-8." Purse distribution-1. Brittingham, 2. Dennis, 5400; 3.
Riggie, $100; 4. Neudecker, $100; 5. Michael Seidel, $100. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturday's scores East Albright 55, Lebanon Valley 7 Boston State 9, New Haven 3 Brown 35, Dartmouth 21 Canisius 31, Brockport State 7 Carnegie-Mellon 7, Thiel 7, tie Cent. Connecticut 27, AIC 3.
Clarion 29, Shippensburg 26 Colgate 24, Bucknell 13 Columbia 35, Cornell 17 Connecticut 40, Boston University 11 Cortland State 50, S. Connecticut 6 C.W. Post 30, Edinboro 13 Delaware 63, Davidson 0 Delaware State 27, Shaw 6 Dickinson 21, Ursinus 18 E. Stroudsburg 21, Bloomsburg 6 Federal City 16, Rutgers- Livingston Franklin Marshil 38, Moravian 13 Framingham State 19, W. Connecticut 3 Glassboro State 17, William Paterson 6 Grove City 29, Wash.
Jeff. 12 Hamilton 31, Worcester Tech 26 Harvard 20, Penn 8 PROFESSIONAL GOLF National Team Championship x-B'kburn-K'1zert. 63-68-63-66-260 Brewer McGee-Miller. 63-65-66-67-261 Porter-Zender. Burns-Pate.
66-66-68-63-263 Archer Jenkins-265 -265 Dent-266 -266 Flesher Wadkins-Wadkins. 70-65-68-64--267 sudden-death play-off. ROAD RUNNING Satyr Hill 12-Miler fat Loch Raven reservoir) Team scores--Baltimore Olympic Club 16, Baltimore Road Runners 50, Renaissance All-Sports Athletic Club 142, Thunderfoot 342 Leading male finishers-1. J. Lears, BOC.
64.05 (12 miles); 2. C. Koester, BOC, 65.01; 3. M. Nyman, BOC, 67.57.
Leading female finisher -S. Rowland, RASAC, 93.50. Run for Your Life (at Towson YMCA) Two mile: 1. Mike Merritt 1 10.27; 2. Milt Hines 10.29; 3.
Tyrone Walker 10.40; 4. Robert Wiison 10.47; S. Mike Cross 10.50; 6. Tom Garrett 10.56; 7. Frank Merritt 1 11.00; 8.
Bob Ilgenfritz 11.18; 9. Ken Abraham 10. Rodney Smith 11.52. Hobart 28, Coast Guard 15 Indiana, Pa. 16, California, Pa.
0 Kings Point 14, New York Tech 6 Kutztown 35, Mansfield 0 Lafayette 30, Gettysburg 3 Maine 21, Northeastern 20 Massachusetts 21, Holy Cross 14 Mass. Maritime 14, Maine Maritime 6 Middlebury, VI. 50, Union 6 New Hampshire 31, Rhode Island 6 Nichols Norwich 34, 49, Plymouth Delaware State Valley 6 0 Oswego State 42, Niagara 20 Pace 27, Fairleigh Dickinson 14 Penn State 41, N.C. State 20 Pittsburgh 37, Army 7 Rochester 14, Alfred 10 Rutgers 34, Louisville 0 St. Lawrence 9, Rennselaer 0 Siena 26, Maritime 0 Slippery Rock 10, Lock Haven 7 Susquehanna 24, Fairleigh Dickinson 6 Trinity, Conn.
24, Amherst 17 Tufts 12, Colby 7 Wagner 21, Hofstra 0 West Chester 33, Cheyney State 14 Westminster, Pa. 10, Allegheny 7 W. Va. Wesleyan 26, Geneva 7 Widener 21, Muhlenberg 6 Wilkes 14, Juniata 10 Williams 34, Wesleyan 7 Yale 39, Princeton 7 South Alabama 28, LSU 17 Aicorn 42, Mississippi Valley 7 Concord 24, Glenville State -21 Dayton 37, NE Louisiana 13 E. Kentucky 28, Tennessee Tech 14 East Carolina 20, Richmond 10 Emory Henry 24, Bluefield State 22 Florida State 30, S.
Mississippi 27 Gardner -Webb 20, Presbyterian 17 Georgetown, Ky. 14, W. Virginia State 6 Georgia 41, Florida 27 Georgia Tech 23, Notre Dame 14 Grambling 34, N. Carolina A. T.
18 Guilford 16, Winston -Salem 14 Jacksonville State 24, Livingston 7 Kentucky 14, Vanderbilt 0 Livingstone 10, Kentucky State 3 Louisiana Tech 49, Tenn. nooga 7 Miami, Fla. 13, Boston College 6 Millersville State 34, Washington Lee 12 Towson State's Malone seeks two soccer goals Malone goals W. STEWART that good players don't just roll in the door, plus there was a new coach." The new coach turned out to be a pleasant surprise for Malone and his teammates. Jack McDonald is on a year's leave and 1972 Towson graduate (and soccer letterman) Paul Bell came out of the Air Force in June just in time to be named as the interim coach.
Bell brought about 20 of the players into a campus dorm for the preseason camp, then pushed the squad through three-a-day drills for 10 days. "That experience was good for all of us, but looking back, after five games we couldn't believe it," Malone recalled. "We had come from behind to win four games in a row, including Mount St. Marys, where we were down 3-1 and won, 4 to 3." Malone, who thrives on hustle, also had a "couldn't believe it" experience his first year in college. Coming out of Dundalk High School, "where we won all the time," it was tough to struggle through a 3-10-3 season record.
"I wasn't used to it and the tendency was to give up a lot," he continued. What made this such a good year was "our winning attitude. If that had not been there, I don't think we would have won nine games. The mental part of this game is so important, and it is something the younger players just don't 1 realize During the campaign, Towson reeled off one stretch of seven games without a loss, a school record. Bell, who has instilled a winning attitude, pointed to an overtime loss to Guilford College as the only real disappointment so far.
"Pat was injured and did not play, and unconsciously I think the players had that on their minds. He is the team captain, and his leadership is just so dominant, they knew something was Malone, called Chico, after Marx brother, by his Towson team-mates, has been joined in starring roles by close friend Gerry Johnson, who has played beside him at halfback for two years, and scoring leader Bob Rush, 11 goals and two assists. Butch Maisel has 6 goals and four assists, while Barry Swain and Larry Maddox split the goalkeeper's duties, latter filling in for five games while Swain was hurt. Tomorrow, uppermost in Malone's mind, along with winning, will be enjoying the game and being able to take pride in the way he plays. "These things are important, and if I'm not going to enjoy it, I don't want to he said.
Today's selections at Laurel By WILLIAM BONIFACE Medicated horses listed 3 7 Furs. 7-Exclusive Heritage, 120 No boy 5-2 1-Bijou Beach, 122 Lee. 7-2 9-Kingaiero, (B- -L), 120 Bracciale. 5--Wine Scandal, (B), 117 5-1 8-Playful, 117 No 6-Pay Stash, (B- L), 120 Kurtz 8-1 4-Financial, 117 Lee. 10-1 2-Itoe, (B), x112 10-1 3-Dancer's Music, (B- L), 120 Baird.
12-1 10-Mitey Maryland, (B), 120 cim. 3vr. up; 7-fur. E-lamafella, (B- L), 114 Lee 1--Happy Crowd, (B-L), 117 No Boy 1. 6-Code Of Ethics, (B- L), 117 1 8-Comedy Of Errors, (B- L), 115 1 2--Lefty Jeff, (B- L), 117 4-Isro, (B- L), 114 8-1 12-Tacaro Courage, (B- L), 114 -Thirsty Bones, (B), 117 Lee.
10-1 1 10-Big Benny, (B- L), 117 Gilbert. 10-1 11-Osage Jac, (B- L), 114 15-1 3-Peruano 3rd, (B- L), 114 15-1 5-Full Of Folly, (B- L), 112 20-1 9-Soft Rock Man, (B- L), 114 G. 1 E-Mr. Ha Ha, (B), 114 No 20-1 -Bull Bayou, (B- -L), x109 20-1 -Valiant Buck, (B- L), 114 G. 20-1 7-Pegstone, (B), 102 Scott 20-1 CIm.
3-- 6 Furs. 4--Amber Spot, (B), 113 5-2 6-Orfanetto, (B- L), 112 Agnello 5-2 5-Richie Calabrese, 112 1-Hidden Monk, (B), 116 9-Ecoutez Moi, (B- L), 116 Bracciale 7-Just Plain William, (B), 116 6-1 2-Hudie, (B- L), 109 No boy 10-1 3--Chesapeake City, (B-L), 115 C. 12-1 8-Chute Boss, (B), 116 No boy 15-1 clm. 3-vr. up; 1-mi.
(chute) 4a-Hurry Stamp, (B- L), 116 C. 9-Gay Ray, (B- L), 116 6-Reioinder, (B- L), 119 2-Shady Mark, (B- -L), 114 No Boy 5-1 1a-C. Alphonso, (B- L), x109 2-1 7-Respectable, (B- L), 116 Lee 5--Dan The Devil, (B), 117 Passmore. 10-1 8-Musket Man, (B), 119 12-1 10-Sindical 2nd, (B -L), 116 No 15-1 3-Mr George, (B), 116 a--Buddy Delp-trained entry FIFTH cim 3-vr up; -mi. (chute) 1a-Blue Mountain Boy, 3-L), 116 4-Brilliant Ran, (B- L), 116 1 7a-Film King, (B -L), 116 Bracciale.
weekend's Mississippi 28, Auburn 19 Morehead State 17, E. Tennessee State 7 Murray State 23, Austin Peay 13 Norfolk Stale 17, Virginia State N. Carolina 27, Clemson 23 N.C. Central 10, J.C. Smith 3 Randolph-Macon 27, Bridgewater, 13 St.
Paul's 20, Hampton Institute Shepherd 17, Salem College 13 SE Louisiana 3, Delta State 0 Southern 21, Howard 7 SW Louisiana 23, Arkansas 14 Tennessee 21, Memphis State 14 Tennessee-Martin 24, Tennessee State 21 Villanova 23, Marshall 10 Virginia 21, Lehigh 20 V.MI 30, Citadel 14 Wake Forest 38, Duke 17 W. Kentucky 38, Mid. Tennessee West Liberty 19, Fairmont 13 W. Virginia 32, Tulane 28 William Mary 23, Appalachian -W. Carolina 38, Lenoir-Rhyne 6 Southwest Arkansas 7, Baylor 7, tie Houston 30, Texas 0 Rice 41, SMU 34 Texas Tech 14, TCU 10 Trinity, Texas 38, McMurry 7 W.
Texas State 21, Lamar 6 Midwest Akron 21, W. Illinois 14 Bail State 24, Indiana State 9 Colorado College 50, Kansas levan 35 Defiance 10, Wilmington 6 E. Michigan 30, Cent. Michigan lowa State 31, Kansas 17 Kalamazoo 14, Adrian 10 Kenvon 17, Case Western 7 Marietta 34, Ohio Wesleyan 25 Miami, Ohio 31, W. Michigan 0 Michigan State 23, Indiana 0 Minnesota 38, Northwestern 10 Missouri 16, Colorado 7 Nebraska 14, Oklahoma State N.
Dakota 14, Augustana, S.D. N. Dakota State 24, N. Colorado N. Iowa 14, S.
Dakota 7 Ohio State 42, Illinois 10 Ohio University 31, Bowling 26 Oklahoma 49, Kansas State 20 Purdue 16, Michigan 14 St. Joseph's 24, DePauw 3 S. Illinois 17, Illinois State 3 Temple 31, Drake 7 Toledo 17, N. Illinois 2 Tulsa 35, Va. Tech 31 Wisconsin 38, Iowa 21 Youngstown 36, E.
Illinois 14 FOOTBALL INTERSTATE LEAGUE play-offs Carroll County 27, Northeast 6 Cumberland 10, Frederick 7 Saturday's schedule Semi-finals Eagles VS. Carroll County. Twardowicz Stadium, 8 P.M. Cumberland at Hanover, 8 P.M. AMATEUR FOOTBALL Tri-County Association (Don Kellett League) Arbutus A.A.
8, Woodlawn 6 Mort's of Dundalk 16, Eastpoint Mohawk A.C. 8, Wilson Point 6 Charles Town entries First Post 7:15 (EST) 1st cl, men f. Lovable Sam 118 Okee usic xxxCaveat Neut 105 Dr. Pauley J. No Trickle 115 Clear Night Princeopius 120 Honan 2nd el, man 364YO, Siamas Boy 118 Sonny Who Jist 117 Anabet Count Huster 118 Bold Black Bety Patchie Gal 115 xxx Donnerwettr Lovely Pearls 117 cl, 3YO Up, Our Survivor 120 Boys Jump My Jonny 117 Grouchy Nurse Maria J.
111 Black Bandero Teachers Pride 120 Night Princess British Ross 120 Ask No Reason Steal The Scene 114 Gun Away 4th ci, 3YO, 74. xxxSecrt Redmr 110 Roan Rhapsody Be Coy Roy 120 xx Texas Etony Playboys Angel 117 Rompon Sweet Lil 117 ct, 3YO Up, 11-16 mi. Geneieve Jones Fine Delite Lady Pel 111 Suss Hotpants Sparkling Debut 111 More Boy Tanquil 114 cl, 3YO up, 1. 109 Bandy Bagdad Circle C. 111 Broken Stair Main Appeal 111 Tudor Tour xxxRigal 106 Spring B.
Rain Barrel 111 Birthday Sale Go Spirit 114 Am Brer Fox French Movmnt 111 7th man 2YO, f. Precios Cmmdly 120 Royal Bettine xRemitel 115 Yawns Hope Loveliest Lady 120 xxMiss L.P.M. xxx Vickies Cimn 110 Leahs Bunny Lynns Amaryllis 120 8th el, 3YO up, 71. Comus Shadow 117 William De Gret Guernica 117 Cupids Boy Due 107 Three Onions Edison 117 Landing Time 9th aic, 2YO, Jumping Jet 120 Pegande Mickeys M. 120 xShy Stevie Cindys Gate 117 Pride Of Clarke Beau Dragon 120 Our Boy Mike Young Jacin 120 Pleasant Hghwy 10th 2,000, cl, 3YO up, 612 f.
Busy Pilot 111 Silky Jay Pros Sister 111 Lazy Genie Exclusive Reel 111 Peaceful Ruler Prince Swept 114 Lindas Deb xxObisbit 110 xxxBaby Run Savu Sea 117 Dance BabyDnc Mr. B.S.K. 114 Twice A Wonder Mr. Haste Strm 120 Magic Twist X-5, XX-7, lbs sac. Penn National entries By The Associated Press First Post 7:30 (EST) 1 Call The Wolf 116 2 Shed Row Talk 113 1st cl, man 2YO, 61.
Mardees Sea 113 Kansas Kid 116 Grace After 113 xHarves Boardr 108 Toiolys Cocoa 113 Biggest Affair 113 Salicylate 108 Jato Jo 116 Pappion Peppin 116 Starta Sonic 116 On The Wall 116 Wood Roseann 113 Dark Struck 116 Prince Captain 116 Pearls BlueLght 116 DirtTrack Demn 116 2nd cl, min 3YO, 61. Chaifront 115 xxxBellaswoon 105 Lively Orbit 110 Precious Dot 115 Toga Nut 118 ConemaraPrncss 115 Woudvouityoucid 115 xM James 113 Fast Sister 115 xMagic Sam 113 Tru Road 115 Orphan Sam 113 Political 115 Campus Hit 118 Grandmas Pnsn 115 Lovable Tease 115 Make A Wish I1 115 xReally Cute 110 el, 3YO, 61. xOrphan Charlie 110 xRays Legend 110 Doriman 115 Ambitious Captn 115 xxxLucky Nan 102 Shan Bar 112 Remarkable Jhn 115 Dirty OldBrown 115 Lady Siamas 115 4th ct, 3YO Up, 44. Fiving Crimson 119 insider Crossed 119 Gold Record 116 Rectors Broadway John 119 Tinys 116 Legnd 114 Paper Dancer 116 Rogers Joker 119 Miss Synnova 116 Arinasia 119 Oscars Tower 119 Star 111 5th cl, 3YO up, 512 1. a- Seychelles 116 8-Robbs Whey 113 Cristina 110 Bravely Singing 113 Good Rob 113 xOrbit Blossom 108 Pay Day Pat 116 Jolly Sport 113 Hi Bully 116 Cavu Kid 116 Pay Raise 113 xSerious Talk 108 8-Coupled.
6th el, 3YO up, 1 ml. Tavis Boy xCutAcrossShrty 108 Dont Complain 113 Bugle King 114 Racing On 113 Rey Anderson 119 Anzio Blue 113 Jim Crossiand 113 Latin Song 110 Flame Song 113 Victory Ridge 113 Complicated 119 7th cl, 3YO up, 61. Captain Bill 115 Unga Ungo 117 Moolah Shoe 113 Comanche Trail 117 infant Prodigy 119 Jandevar 115 Midnite Hour 115 b- Mega Ripple 115 A Handful 115 Fat Henry 112 xirish Buddy 110 Tuscon Tundy 117 Palandoris 115 Stacy 112 a-Shufle TheDck 119 a- Teetah 109 Fearless Bidder 115 b- Class Reunion 115 a -Coupled. 8th 2,500, el, 3YO UP, 61. Whispers Quitly 113 Back Hitch 119 Chief 114 Sterling Castle 113 108 Tim Cade 113 xCold Eclipse 109 Spirited Viking 119 Third Story 110 Severn Sabre 113 Jolly Imp 108 Snoopy Knoop 113 Decimal System 113 Hi Bid Jim 113 9th c1, 3YO up, 51.
Roval Form 113 Top Landing 116 Poker Lesson 116 Wariate 111 Courage To Be 113 Pulsator 116 French 106 Renees Beau 116 Provo 116 Mr Pinter 116 Mr Sun River 116 Jete A Terre 113 Cacus Image 116 Quitam 116 Espea Anne 113 Shame ItsRanng 113 XX-7, XXX-10 ibs sec. collegiate and professional games County Southeast tournament Semi-finals (Boys' 9-10) 14 State 7 22 Wes- 27 0 Utz 0 PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY SOUTHERN LEAGUE Saturday's scores CLIPPERS not scheduled Tidewater 5, Winston-Salem 3 Richmond 10, Charlotte 3 Only games scheduled Last night's scores CLIPPERS not scheduled Hampton 3, Charlotte Tidewater 3, Greensboro 2 Only games scheduled Where they play tonight Open date Standings of the clubs TP GFGA Tidewater. 21 19 57 46 30 16 50 30 40 12 34 32 60 12 42 40 60 12 50 50 Greensboro. 71 9 44 53 12 -0 2 32 71 NATIONAL LEAGUE Saturday's scores N. Y.
Islanders 5, Minnesota 2 Montreal 11, Chicago 3, St. Louis 3, Toronto 2 N.Y. Rangers 3, Los Angeles 3 Only games scheduled Last night's games Buffalo 5, Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2, Cleveland 2 Allanta 0, Detroit 0 Boston 3, Vancouver 1 Washington 4, Minnesota 1 Colorado at Chicago Only games scheduled Where they play tonight Open date Standings of the clubs Patrick Division TP GFGA N.Y. 2 2 22 53 30 Philadelphia 7 62 16 54 47 673 15 49 54 N.Y. 672 14 61 56 Smythe Division WL TP GFGA St.
50 18 50 50 71 15 54 54 Vancouver 10 1 11 40 63 10 1 9 39 68 Colorado. 10 7 33 47 Norris Division WLT GFGA 12 3 1 25 85 36 Los 854 20 60 51 465 13 47 60 Detroit 472 10 36 39 3 82 8 32 55 Adams Division TP GFGA Boston 11 3 0 22 60 44 751 15 39 33 5. 73 13 55 58 73 11 45 47 WORLD ASSOCIATION Saturday's scores Cincinnati 7, Winnipeg 3 Quebec 6, Birmingham 5 San Diego 4, Houston 1 Only games scheduled Last night's scores Phoenix 3, Minnesota 1 Edmonton al Winnipeg New England at Calgary Indianapolis at San Diego Only games scheduled Where they play today Open date Standings of the clubs Eastern Division TP GFGA Quebec 10 30 20 70 Cincinnati 8 42 18 76 New 5 41 11 32 5 10 1 11 61 Indianapolis 4 61 9 33 3 10 2 8 39 Western Division WL TP GFGA 50 16 66 6 2 16 50 7 0 14 53 San 5 2 14 49 Calgary 6 1 11 41 70 10 35 AMERICAN LEAGUE Saturday's score Nova Scotia 6, Springfield 3 Only game scheduled Last night's scores New Haven 5, Hershey 1 Nova Scotia at Rhode Island Springfield 4, Rochester 1 Where they play tonight Open date AMATEUR SOCCER Maryland Major League (Division I) Yogurt Hut 2, Sabra 1 St. Elizabeth 2, Italia Pompei 1 Dinpro Post 38 2, Boh National (Division il) Travelers 4, Ebony 3 Tom's Produce 7, Tom McCormick's 0 St. Gerard's 4, Hellenic 3 Baltimore Kickers 2, Barbara Ann's 1 (Division Ill) Md.
National Bank 4, Hamilton Walters 4, Suburban Plastics 1 Columbia 1, United Optical 0 (Division IV) Hen's Bar 3, International 2 Spain 6, Campbell's 1 Wanderers 2, Sinclair 0 (Division V) Parkville 8, Strikers 0 Carroll Park Kickers 2, Southeast 0 Earl Connells 10, Meba Engineers 2 Penn National results 3YO and up, 5 fur. S'et B'y D'e (D'on) 59.40 24.80 11.00 Tree Lace (Colton) 6.80 5.00 Days Duty (Ramos) 3.60 Time 1.01. 2d 3YO and up, mile Hilliard Road (Torre) 10.00 4.60 4.00 Windswept Kid (Lewis) 4.60 3.60 Vodka (Suitor) 4.20 Time 1.43. double (1-2) paid $397.40 Quiniela (2-4) paid $38.10 3d 3YO and up, 6 fur. Busy Penny (Lloyd) 6.20 3.20 2.
2.60 Prince Stelle (Rincon) 3.60 2.80 Two Seater (Ramos) 3.80 Time 1.13 Quiniela (1-4) paid $19.50 4th 3YO and mile G'olly D'ley (Hedge) 6.00 3.80 2.80 Neat Tudor (Cervantes) 5.40 3.00 Volga Boatman (Surrency) 2.40 Time 1.41 Quiniela (5-7) paid $26.40 3YO and up, f. Patsys Pat (Rogers) 8.00 3.40 3.00 Roughly Speaking (Smith) 3.40 2.80 Jr. Skycap (Cake) 5.00 Time 1.07 Exacta (3-6) paid $19.20 6th 3YO and up, mile Tiger (S'ridge) 14.00 5.40 3.40 Cary Street (Lloyd) 3.00 2.60 First Fight (Surrency) 3.80 Time 1.40 Quiniela (6-7) paid $21,90 7th 3YO and up, 6 t. Old Myster 4 (B'etis) 3.80 2.60 2.60 Mr. Barb (Fitzgerald) 3.20 3.00 Sid Said (Lloyd) 3.60 Time 1.11 Quiniela paid $9.90 8th 3YO and up, f.
Half Sir (Fitzgerald) 8.00 4.80 4.40 Miss Sokolo (Torre) 5.20 4.40 Nasty George (Donion) 10.00 Time 1.06 9th 3YO up, mi-70 vds Flight Jack (Valeri) 10.00 5.40 4.60 Kangalerro (Poulin) 5.00 3.40 Dial Big John (Berry) 11.20 Time 1.46 Late double (12-2) paid $48.80 Quiniela (2-11) paid $39.00 10th 3YO up, mi. Saucy Ways (Iliescu) 13.20 9.20 6.20 Tompatann (Surrency) 9.20 4.80 Spaghettini (Rowan) 8.80 Time 1.54. Big triple (4-11-10) paid $3486.60 175; Attendance-6456 1 West Inverness 6, Eastfield Gray Charles 7, Dundalk 2 (Boys 11-12) Gray Charles 3, Palapsco NeckNorwood 0 West Inverness 2, Bear Creek 0 (Boys 13-14) Gray Charles 6, Dundalk 2 West Inverness 9, Bear Creek 0 (Girls' 13-14) Gray Charles 4, West Inverness 2 (Girls' 15-16) West Inverness 1, Gray Charles 1, West Inverness wins on penalty kicks, 3-2. Bureau of Recration (Girls 17 and under) St. Dominic GH 2, St.
Matthew Precious Blood 4, St. Thomas More 0 Little Flower 6, Immaculate Conception 0 St. Dominic 2, Little Flower 1 (Girls 13 and under) 1 Little Flower 2, St. Matthew St. Michael 2, St.
Ursula 1 Little Flower 5, St. Francis 0 Precious Blood 3, Sacred Heart 0 (Girls 11 and under) Little Flower 3, St. Dominic BB 0 (Boys 12-14) Dnipro 5, Little Flower 0 (Boys 10-12) Edreco 2, Canton 1 Dundalk 5, Little Flower 3 LATE SATURDAY RACE Penn National cim, 3YO up, 1 mi. Rosedale Boy (B's) 39.40 12.20 5.60 Beths Hale Racer (Iliescu) 4.20 3.20 Woodchoppers Ball (Gress) 5.00 Time 1.40 Triple (3-6-11) paid $2,605.20 Attendance-6511 SAILING Rhode River BC Frostbite Triton-1. Jim Schwartz, 2.
Leb Brown; 3. Russell Hale. Cal 25--1. 0.J. Jacomini; 2.
Thomas Bazarnick; 3. K.A. Simon. Catalina 27--1. Bill Brunstetter; 2.
L.B. Westerlund; 3. Charles heller. Pearson 30-1. Fred Corey; 2.
Ken Jones; 3. Bruce Helmy. FIELD HOCKEY Baltimore College tournament (At Goucher College) Plavers selected for participation in Southeast regional tournament position, first named is on first team; second named is on second team): Left outer -Karen Ebling, Towson State; Janet Kennedy, Goucher; Left inner--Liz Panos, Harford Community College; Susan Wunder, Towson State; Right ner-Sherry Albert, Goucher; Judy Griffing, Essex Community College; Right outer-Dana Sue Soper, Frostburg State; Denise Pick, Essex Community College; Left link -Janet Mann, Goucher; Kathy Grudzien, Essex Community College; Right link -Jeanette DeVos, Goucher; Mary Alice Flynn, Frostburg State; Left back-Diane DiFerdinando, Frostburg State; Karen Cziernikowski, Essex Community College; Center back-Fran Flott, Frostburg State; Mary Beth Michael, Essex Community College; Right back-Jane Shehan, Towson State; Ann Burton, Goucher; Sweep -Harriet Hailey, Goucher; Alice Yeakel, Frostburg State; GoalLinda Cinler, Towson State; Joann Pipkin, Goucher. AlternatesMichelle Saucier, Essex Community College; Pamela Lewis, Towson State; CoCo Lacky, Johns Hopkins. PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Saturday's scores Buffalo 117, Houston 102 Cleveland 101, N.
Y. Nets 93 Washington 109, Boston 103 Detroit 110, Atlanta 105 San Antonio 113, Indiana 94 Denver 105, Milwaukee 103 N.Y. Knicks 112, Golden State 111 Only games scheduled Last night's scores Atlanta 107, Cleveland 97 Detroit 115, New Orleans 107 Kansas City at Los Angeles New York Knicks at Portland Philadelphia at Seattle Only games scheduled Where they play tonight Open date Standings of the clubs EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Pct. GB 3 .571 N. Y.
4 .556 Buffalo .500 12 Boston .500 N.Y. Nets. 4 6 .400 112 Sports Calendar Horse racing Laurel Race Course, first post, 12.30 P.M. Charles Town (W.Va.) Turf Club, first post, 7,15 P.M. Penn National, Grantville, first post, 7.30 P.M.
ON TELEVISION Professional football Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Channels 13 and 7, 9 P.M. Lottery winners Maryland Numbers Game Number drawn Saturday: 822 Super and 17 for $1 Winning numbers Nov. 3: 300617 wins $10,000 on $1 ticket, or $5,000 on Super 50c ticket 17918 wins $1,000, or $500 millionaire finalist entry 0589 wins $100 on either ticket 129 wins $25 and chance to win $125,000 on either ticket 89 wins $5 on either ticket -state N.J. pick-it 950 N.J. weekly Nov.
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68935 218 Delaware Nov. 4 802, 96384, 162613 Qualifier: 0 Central Division 8 1 .889 New Orleans. 3 .625 13 .571 3 .500 312 Atlanta .400 San Antonio, .333 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Denver. 0 1.000 Kansas City. ....5 3 .625 252 5 .444 4 Detroit, 6 .400 412 Chicago 25 .286 5 ...2 8 .200 6 2 Pacific Division Portland.
...5 1.833 4 .500 2 Golden State. ....3 1.429 212 Los .429 212 Phoenix. 5 .167 4 Hawks 107, Cavaliers 97 CLEVEL 9 2-3 20, 1-3 15, Chones 1 0-0 2, Cleamons 3 0-0 6, Snyder 1 5-6 7, Carr 10 3-4 23, Russell 8 3-5 19, Thurmond 0 1-3 1, Walker 0 2-4 2, Garrett 1 0-0 2, Lambert 0 0-0 0, Howard 0 0-0 0. Totals: 40 17-28 97 8 10-13 26, Meriweather 0-0 2, Barker 4 9-10 17, Henderson 6 2-2 14, Hudson 7 2-2 16, Brown 4 0-0 8, Denton 2 0-0 4, Charles 3 6-6 12. Hill 1 0-0 2, Willoughby 1 4-5 6.
Totals: 37 33-38 107 Cleveland. 19 18 30 30-97 20 29 34 24-107 Fouled Smith, Brown, Russell, Brewer. Total fouls Cleveland 35, Atlanta 26. A DE DETROIT- Pistons 115, Jazz Porter 107 8 1-2 17, Douglas 3 3-6 9, Lanier 15 Money 3 2-2 8, Ford 4 2-2 Brown 0 0-0 0, K. Porter 6 1-2 13, Simpson 7 3-4 17, Carr 4 0-2.
8, Eberhard 1 1-2 3. Totals 51 13-22 115. NEW ORLEANS-Coleman 5 0-0 10, James 9 0-0 18, Kelley 2 1-2 5, Maravich 14 2-2 30. McElroy 4 2-3 10, Goodrich 6 1-1 13, Moore 4 0-0 8. Bovd 1 0-0 2.
Griffin 0 0-0 0 Williams 5 1-1 11. Totals 50 7-9 107 Detroit, ...37 27 25 26-115 New Orleans. 25 25 31 26-107 Fouled out--K Porter Total fouls -Detroit 20, New Orleans 18. Technical-Money. AP Ooh, that smarts Shane Wille (left) kicked the ball but Paul Rodman (center) apparently got the worst of it in Young Men's Christian Association soccer competition in Edwardsville, Ill.
Jan Buchta is moving in on the play. By JOHN Pat Malone, a senior halfback on the Towson State University soccer team, has two unfulfilled goals: beating Loyola College and playing on a championship team. The unsung hero of the school's best team in recent years will get a chance to work on both tomorrow afternoon when the two teams collide at 1.30 o'clock in the first round of the annual Mason-Dixon Conference tournament at Evergreen. The other game will have the University Baltimore playing at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County, also at 1.30. Towson State, with a record of 9-5-1, has not beaten the Greyhounds during Malone's four years, including a 2-to-0 loss in last year's tournament semi-finals and a 3-to-setback earlier this fall.
That made it five straight defeats, but the 5-foot-8, 140-pounder is ever hopeful. "I've never played on a championship team, and I'd love to. And this is my last chance to beat Loyola." The home team must rule as the favorite, however, as it went undefeated in the conference and is 15-1 overall. Towson State has improved its record each of Malone's years, but this season definitely started off badly for the Dundalk resident. "At the beginning of the year, I was very negative.
I thought about the people lost from last year, and the fact Terp booters tie unbeaten Tigers, 1-1 Clemson, S.C. (AP) -Clemson University's hopes for a perfect soccer season were stopped by the University of Maryland yesterday as the Terrapins and Tigers battled to a 1-to-1 tie in an Atlantic Coast Conference contest that went into double overtime. The tie is the first blemish on the 1976 record of the nation's top-ranked Tigers following 14 victories, and halts Clemson's string of consecutive ACC wins at 23. The Tigers had posted 23 league wins following a 2-to-1 loss to North Carolina State University, November 6, 1971. Godwin Ogbueze got Clemson's tally with 23 minutes 9 seconds left in the first half, his 15th goal of the year, on an assist by Rennie Phillips.
With 4.16 to play in the regulation, 90- minute game, Maryland's Gonzalo Soto scored on a breakaway, outmaneuvered Clemson's Alfred Morrison around the goal mouth, and rifled a shot past Denis Carrington to tie the score. Merkert wins tourney on 2d play-off hole Centreville, Va. (Special) kert of Chartwell Country Park, won the annual tional Golf and Country golf tournament yesterday Hank McMillan of Hobbits in Columbia, on the sudden-death play-off. Merkert shot the U.S. archer wins in Tokuyama, Japan McKinney, United States on from Muncie, won Archery championship 273 points.
CARD OF THANKS (205) FISHER 8e We would like to thank all the nurses and doctors at GBMC for the extra attention they extended to the family at the time when our beloved one, NOLLEY E. FISHER, passed away. These people are seldom thought THE FISHER FAMILY DEATH NOTICES (215) ARRONSON 8e The Swinicher Woliner Benevolent Association deeply regret the passing of LILLIAN AARONSON, beloved sister of our member Joseph Feit, members please attend house of mouring 9909 Cervine Lane, Randallstown. HOWARD GERSH President BAHLMAN 8e On November 6, 1976, JOSEPH LEO, of Point Pleasant, Glen Burnie, beloved husband of Catherine G. Bahlman (nee Morgan), devoted father of Leo Bahlman and Stephanie G.
Fox. Also survived by two grandchildren. Friends may call at Kirkley Funeral Home, 421 Crain highway, S.E., Glen JBurnie on Sunday and Monday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Christian wake services on Monday at 8:30 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial in the Church of the Good Shepherd (Point Pleasant) on Tuesday at 9 A.M.
Internment at Glen Haven Memorial Park BAKER 9e On November 7, 1976, JESSE beloved husband of Elizabeth (nee Nealis) devoted father of Mrs. Linda M. Schwartz, Mrs. Kathleen L. Nelis and Elaine E.
Baker, dear brother of Mrs. Doris Suther, Mrs. Lorraine Cobb, Kenneth and Frederick Baker. Also survived by three grandchildren. Christian Wake Service will be held at the Hartley Miller Funeral Home, 7527 Harford road at Oakcrest avenue, on Tuesday at 7:30 P.M.
Mass of the Resurrection at Saint Thomas Moore Church on Wednesday at 10 A.M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. BATTERDEN 8 Baltimore Lodge No. 7.
B.P.O. ELKS, regrets the passing of our Brother CHARLES T. and extends our sincere sympathy to the family. BENNY KIRKNER ILLA CALKINS, beloved daughter of Leon and Evelyn Calkins Westfall of Sarasota, Fla. and sister of Donna W.
Mooney of Rochster, N.Y.. and nice of Mr. Mrs. Frank Whitcomb of Fulton, N.Y. and Mr.
Hugh Westfall of Sarasota, Fla. Also survived by two nicese and one nephew. Memorial services at Memorial Episcopal Church, Lafayette avenue and Bolton street on Monday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. Internment private. Please omit flowers.
Contributions to Planned Parenthood of Maryland or a youth organization of your choice would be appreciated. BELL 8e. On November 5, 1976, BENJAMIN of Patricia Avenue, beloved husband of Annette M. Bell (nee De Young), father of Carol and Marian Bell, brother of Katheryn Frick and Donald Bell Services at the McCally Funeral Home of Brooklyn. 237 East Patapsco avenue at Trird street on Tuesday at 10 A.M.
Internment in Crestlawn Cemetery. Family will receive friends 3 to 5 nad 7 to 9 P.M. Contributions may be made to the St. John's Lutheran Church of Linthicum Heights and Saint Agnes Hospital BELL 8e Baltimore Forest No. 45, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, announces with deep regret the passing of Tall Cedar BENJAMIN E.
BELL, and extends sincere sympathy to his loved ones. EDWARD C. BURKHARDT Grand Tall Cedar Exalted Ruler BATZOLD 8e On ON November 4, 1976, CAM- -Tighe MerClub in Severna Chantilly NaClub invitation by beating Glen Golf Club second hole of a second-day's low round of 2-under-par 70 to forge a tie with McMillan at 144. McMillan, first-day leader at 71, slipped to a 73 in the final round. Merkert won with a par at the second hole, while McMillan missed a 12-foot putt after having driven his ball behind a tree, then hit into a bunker beside the green.
115 117 115 118 120 115 117 107 114 117 113 117 117 111 117 113 117 117 117 111 114 114 119 114 114 120 120 113 120 114 120 112 117 117 115 120 120 120 111 114 111 101 114 111 120 Shearer wins golf with rally Japan Melbourne (AP) -Richard came a 6-stroke archery champi- and won a the All-Japan birdie on the yesterday with low Australian ler Classic golf DEATH NOTICES (215) BELL 8e On November 5, 1976 HARRY beloved husband of Maria J. Bell (nee Alcarese), devoted father of Mrs. Maria Fraley, Miss Donna Lee Bell, Mrs. Margaret E. Greenspun, Mrs.
Patricia Lynn Bell, grandfather of Robynn and Robert Fraley, brother of Mrs. Margaret Fletcher, Mrs. Helen Koller, Miss Corrine Bell, Mr. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Audrey Barton, Mrs.
Thelma Albrecht, Mrs. Betty Bauer, Mr. Richard Bell, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonzo Alcarese.
Funeral from the funeral home of John C. Miller, 6415 Belair road on Tuesday at 11 A.M. Internment in Dulaney Valley Memorial Park. Visiting hours from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Dundalk Church of The Nazarene, 1626 Lynch Road, 21222.
CAVOURES 8e Suddenly on November 5, 1976, ANTONIO beloved husband of Anita (nee Fidelis). devoted father of James Cavoures, Mrs. Edith Makres, George and Mary, Cavoures, dear brother of Mrs. Ploumi Melachrinos, Mrs. Kaliope Christofel, John Cavouras and Peter Cavoures and grandfather of Anthony and Steven Makres.
Funeral from the Matthews Funeral Home, 3021 Eastern avenue (at Decker avenue) on Monday at 1 P.M. Services in St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church at 1:30 P.M. Interment in Oak Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 P.M.
DALTON 9 On November 7, 1976, CECELIA MARGARET formerly of Long Green, sister of William M. and Raymond J. Dalton. Requiem Mass will be held Wednesday, November 10, at 10 A.M. at Saint Johns Church, Hydes, Md.
Interment In the adjoining cemetery. Friends may call at the Kurtz Funeral Home, Jarrettsville, Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Rosary will be at 8:30 P.M. DORN 9e On November 7, 1976, GEORGE M. of Ocean City (formerly of Rockwood Beach, Pasadena), the beloved husband of Mary M.
Dorn (nee Helwig), father of Margaret Frock, Carolyn Mitchell, and Katherine Brittingham, brother of Raymond Dorn and Marie Houck. Also survived by seven grandchildren. Prayers at the Singleton Funeral Home, 1 Second avenue, S.W. (at Crain highway), Glen Burnie, at 1 P.M. Interment in Glen Haven Memorial Park.
The family will receive visitors from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. EFKO 9e On November 7, 1976, MARY G. (nee Krawczyk) of Pasadena, beloved wife of the late Peter M. Efko, devoted mother of Edward J. Efko and Marie K.
Flaherty. Also survived by two brothers, three sisters, and three grandchildren. Services at the McCully Funeral Home of Pasadena, Mountain and Tick Neck roads, on Wednesday at 10 A.M. Interment in Glen Haven Memorial Park. Family will receive friends from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.
EISENBERG 8e On November 5, 1976, ROBERT, beloved husband of Sylvia Eisenberg (nee Schwartz), devoted father of Mrs. Helayne O'Patterson, of Jarrettsville, Mrs. Marcy Hoffman. of Edgewood, Janice and Tammy Eisenberg, of Baltimore, beloved son of Celia and the late Barney Eisenberg, beloved brother of Mrs. Phyllis Steinberg of Baltimore.
Also survived by two grandchildren. Services at Sol Levinson and Brothers Home, 6010 Reisterstown road, on Sunday, November 7, at 10 A.M Interment in Moses Montifiore Congregation Cemetery, Washington blvd Please omit flowers. In mourning at 3325 Fieldview road, 21207. (AP)-Bob Shearer overdeficit, tied for the lead sudden death play-off with a first extra hole against felStewart Ginn in the Chrystournament yesterday. DEATH NOTICES (215) FARMER 8e On November 5, 1976.
JESS beloved husband of Billie J. Farmer, devoted father of Jess, Jr. and Marc S. Farmer and Pamela E. Bileck, dear brother of Ish, Sam, Jim, and Elmer Farmer, and Wilma J.
Caricofe. Also survived by four grandchildren. Services at the Connelly Funeral Home of Essex, 300 Mace avenue, on Tuesday at 2 P.M. Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. FARMER 9 Memorial Lodge Number 44 1.0.0.F, Essex regret to announce the passing of Past Grand and Lodge Deputy.
JESSE FARMER, and extends our sympathy to the family and friends. Members will assemble at the funeral home Monday evening at 8 P.M. for fraternal services. JAMES FRITZ Noble Grand FERRICK 8e On November 7, 1976. ANTHONY of 5800 Oak view road, Baltimore, husband of Bertha M.
Ferrick. Funeral services at Barton Bros. Chapel, Centreville, Md. on Tuesday at 2 P.M. Interment Chesterfield Cemetery, Centreville.
Friends may call one hour before services. FREY 8e On November 6, 1976. AMANDA, loving aunt of Joseph C. Timmons, Charles Frey. Roy Frey and Grace Huber.
Services will be held at the John Stansbury Funeral Home, 6411 Windsor Mill road (between Gwynn Oak avenue Woodlawn drive) on Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment in Lorraine Park Cemetery. Friends may call on Tuesday from 1 to 3 P.M. FRIBUSH 8e The Hebrew Noble Ladies Society deeply regrets the passing of ROBERT FRIBUSH, husband of our life member, Rose Fribush, and extends sincere sympathy to the family. IDA JASLOW President FRIEND 9e On November 7, 1976.
MARGARET DORSEY, beloved wife of the late Walter A. Friend. devoted daughter of the late William A. and Urath Armour Dorsey. Also survived by Walter A.
Friend, Jr. stepson. Barbara F. McGuinness, step daughter, Mrs. Stuart Lindsey and Mrs.
Mildred Lindburg cousins. Services In Wm. Cook Brooks Funeral Home. 1050 York road (beltway exit 26S). on Tuesday, November 9.
1976 at 1 P.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. Please omit flowers, contributions may be made to the Emmanuel Episcopal Church of Bel Air, Md. GAVIN 8e On November 6, 1976, CLIF TON A. formerly of S.W Baltimore, beloved husband of Louise M.
Gavin (nee Martin), dear uncle of Mrs. Marion Nies. Funeral from the Frederick J. Cook Son Funeral Home. 7200 Harford road (at Rosalie avenue) on Tuesday at 10 A.M.
Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. below: (B), Bute; (L), Lasix. 3-Sean's Brother Jim, (B- L), 116 Kurtz. 1 2-Henry's Secret, (B- L), 116 1 9b- Family, (B- L), 116 1 10-New York Minute, (B), 114 12-1 5b- Sea, (B- L), 113 6-Artist's Dream, (B-L), 116 15-1 8-Vadim, (B), 116 No Boy 15-1 a--Dick Dutrow- -trained entry Tammaro-trained entry Fillies; 2-Yrs.
6 Furs. 1-Cornish Song, 120 2-Tawnya, (L), 114 5-Cold Hearted, 117 3-Kathy's Cross, 114 4-Legal Chambers, (L), 120 C. 6-Center Field, 114 SEVENTH Cim. 3 Up; 1 Mi. (Chute) 7-Shark's Jaws, (B- L), 117 1 8-Cheer Me On, (B- L), 116 Bracciale 9-Longhope, (B), 116 No 4-Another Episode, (B), 112 1-Robustious, 116 1 6-Persian Sunrise, 111 5-Cake Run, (B- L), 117 10-1 2-Miss Impressive, (B), x111 10-1 3-Rumor Mill, (B- L), 116 No 15-1 EIGHTH Fillies, 6 Furs.
1-Cheryl Lisa, (B-L), 112 3-Mt. Airy Queen, (B), 117 4-Gelato, 112 C.McCarron... 7-Isle Of Charm, (B), 112 Movers. 5-Veneralbe Lass, (B- L), 117 6-Bobago Gal, (B), x107 2-Roaring Betsy, (B), 115 Sheppard. 10-1 2vrs.
Md. bred; 6f. -Colonel Shula, 119 Agnello. -Candy's Charm, 119 8-Silklady, 119 Movers 4-Bitina, 119 11-My Iron Lass, 119 6-Efficiency, 119 9-Lucky She, 119 Passmore. E-Tiz She, 119 No boy 10-1 12-Impressive Nymph, (L), 119 Bracciale 10-1 -Sweeter, 119 No bov 12-1 1-Sea Pale, 119 20-1 2--Colina, 119 3-A Las Vientos, 119 20-1 5-Spruce Run, 119 Lillis 20-1 7-Witch, 119 20-1 10-Cavadurli, 119 Passmore.
20-1 -Winning Run, 119 Gilbert. 10-1 -Bilionette, (L), 119 x-5, xx-7, xxx-10 pounds apprentice allowance claimed. -denotes also eligible, when a horse gets to start he takes the highest post position. Post Tire 12:30 P.M. GORSCHBOTH 8 On November 5, 1976, THEODORE devoted brother of Raymond Gorschboth and Marie Foster of Front Royal Va.
Also survived by his nephew Donald Joynes of Delta Services at the Connelly Fu neral Home of Essex. 300 Mace avenue on Tuesday at 1 P.M Interment Baltimore Cemetery Visiting hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Death Notices continued on following page.
