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MartinMartill I Hull Give fir Two Early Goals ii- i Chicago Edge r J Lift liens NEW YORK LittleLillIe 13Pit MartinMarlin troubled earlier THE PRESSURE OF ii- in the playoffsoffs I goals by Rejean in he Ila with a pulled stomach muscle scored on a the Playoffs I PHILADELPHIA UPI t Houle and HenriperiodRichard gave the Montreal breakaway with only to play Thursday night to lift didn't affect Chicago veteran First 4 a Philadelphia Flyers the Chicago Black Hawks to a victory over New York goalie Tony Esposito victory over the Pl 1 night21 Stanley Cup semifinal 13 Thursday and a lead in Staney andd a cor i a din yiTeadJea-d their over the Rangers in their Thursday night as he series 21 Stanley Cup semifinal series and the Black Hawks Martin was sent sailing on a breakaway pass by stopped the New York Houle spun away from two Flyers and fired a backhander Pat Stapleton and beat New York goalie Ed Rangers in NewNew- I from 20 feet at of the first period the puck hitrut the right Giacomin on a shot post and then rolled across the line without Flyers wrist for his fifth goal of the playoffs York It was13 the third who had scored Chicago's first goal in the goalie Doug FaFavellveil ever seeing it second period then provided the clincher to straight win for Fa with go Chicago which is now The greying Richard scored Montreal's second goal when when he scored from hethe left side he beat Favell from 3 games to 1 i-in Favel the left side putting the puck low into It was the third consecutive victory in the ahead the net seven I set for the Black Hawks and gave them a chancebestto clinch thenthe the series when the seven The Flyers skating equally with the smooth teams meet again in Chicago Tuesday semifinal series 4 night in the fifth game Last year the Rangers swept Esposito stopped this had alat least three chances to score in the first period but Chicago in four games into the semifinals shot one of 19 in the sese- each time they were thwarted After Hull's goal Hulls first of the game theth Rangers pressed cond period with help In one scramble in front of the net Philadelphia's Don desperately for the equalizer and peppered Hawks goalie of Montreal goalie Ken from teammate Phil missed the net twice before Tony 19 Esposito with shots in the second period Russell as Ranger VicVie Dryden reached out from a pile of players with his long Vic Hadfield who had missed the net while standing Hadfield looks for a rere- left hand and grabbed the puck directly in front of it late in the second period finally re got UPI the lone New York goal at of bound Telephoto The goal was scored by Terry Crisp in the second al the third period when he I t Flyers'Flyers poked home a of a shot by Jim Neilson period as he lifted the puck over a prone Dryden who had It then seemed apparent that just as Tuesday night i gone down on his back trying to get the play whistled dead when Chicago won 21 on a third period goal by Stan Philadelphia pulled FaFavellveil with a little more than a minute Mikita the next goal would be the winner And that was to play in a desperate bid to tie the score and send the game the way it worked out when Martin scored his goal into overtime The Rangers pulled Giacomin with more than a minute But it could never launch a sustained attack on Dryden as to play but could not beat Esposito again aL its front line was constantly Baseball Roundup O. U. I f ovOUO U Typical Columbians Think By Lonnie Wheeler Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer wasn't everybody still knows who won thethe- Brewers Subdue IndiansIii ia Missourian Sports Writer in charge though when the violations gamesga m ss. Why not make them forfeit nine ergames this year Chuck Fairbanks vear By Our Wire Services lourtour games to none Thursday The Expos ex- sed their lead to 21 games occurred buck was He ex creasedrea What about Missouri Is the M. U. A homer by Mickey ploded for five6 runs in the sixth in the American LeagueI-eague West If downtown Columbia sentiment is left didn't he 00Do you suppose he got a M U After letting Cleveland rally runthree University of of administration capable of similar inin- Stanley and fourSubhits each by three of them on Ken The victory also the any indicator the smell it in marked for four runsrums in the sixth totD take is no more unethical than College football is more or less a fractions Bill Freehan and Aurelio SingletonsSingleton's first homer of the fifth time in their 12 games Oklahoma allege a lead Milwaukee led bvby first io-n 1 why not 7C were the highlights year to give former most major football schools just less profession agreed Arrington Bowers dontdon't see shrugged f- Cardinal the Royals have scored a dozen n George Scott staged a rally off of Bottling not PinetPineLlI of a IG-hit Tiger attack Mike Torrez his first win of the or Honmoreorere runsha Kansas City fortunate Coca Co Theres its own Thursday to down theu Designatedhit Orlando Jim Pinet's words were represen- thatColamuch Tongwrong with what Oklahoma 11 wouldn't be surprised straightstraight- Indians hitterhittel year combedbed three AsA's pitchers for 19 10 Cepeda and Dwight EvansBvans had And the Chicago Cubs and tative of most of the local opinions did faced leek in runs hits 1 Scott drove four with homers for Boston which now obtained 1 think the majority of wish they would complained one two homers and a single and New York Mets split a The high-flying HoyalsRoyals who I Howard however diddud reason that I Boonville has lost five inht a row doubleheader Chicago taking have wonhightheir first four series schools probably do it violate preferably-anonymous DarrellDarren Porter hadll d a a Oklahoma might be more likely than preferablyresident it'll start winning games I three FritzFrits Peterson and Lindy the hJ 11 recruiting rules commented Pinet if homer Georgeorge Hendrickrunled the second after dropping scored runs in the first three sonicsome schools to pull such a stunt what to a l McDaniel combined for a fivefive- the opener 20 innings bartender on his waway to a customer dontdon't like come to game for Cleveland attack with a fourfour- as southpaw Paul dontdon't with all them oil-well something like the Baylor game That and Bobby l Most of themlem just get caught well hitter Bobb Murcer Jerry Koosman3i. registered hiss third lost PinetI didn't seem disturbed by the for-four day and three in- doubt if Oklahoma is any more inet was pitiful four climaxed a secondsecond inin- Rick R in the first game victory despite yieldingfielding 12 hits If RayHay Newman got the win for sixrun guiltyIi than everybody else offered possible injustice of the reprimand people deduced another ning with a three-run homer as John Milner drove in two in seven innings think it's kind of funny he Milwaukee hurling j- three New- Tom l a student and usher at either its anonymous answerer j Thursday night as the New runs and Burt Hooton bested OtisOtiseopened the onslaught loin trekek grinnedI It was coming to anon third innings of shutoutandthreeball Uptown Theatre Leek even thought the It them BoersBowersBo ers however thought that a York Yankees walloped Jim McAndrew behind a ten-hit with a two-run triple in the en The loser was reliever Ed ten two first of looking kickHick a student from BoonBoon- serious violation was beyond Baltimore attack HlHe singled in the second came out the scandal Farmer l. in- good 1 admire the Oklahoma staff foror ville added that expect it fromfrom- Missouri because they're what youvo call Peterson 6lost his shutout in clouted a two-run homer in the Detroit continued its torrid two admittingI it helie said IaI power team like Oklahoma They clean-cut people ButB t if somebody's the fourth when Earl Williams Royals A's third and singled again inm the som pace by the Boston Pound As J tried to10 get off easy by turning them-them cutgreat they might do something to thi blasted his third homerhomel in as seventh lackJackaCk Howard an equipmentequi reat Red Sox in BostonRuston fheThe operator set downclown his beer to state that selves in balance them out j 11 many nights KANSAS CITY EdKd Kirkpatrick drove in three victory RavegaveI ave7 Detroit a leandean UPI patrick may behe doing it but they're RonBon Bartel a clerk at Greenspon's That balances with the Boonville Montreal posted its second Amos Otis drove in four runs runs withth a run-scoring single inin- others oon sweep of its series with Boston scoring more careful I figure college football is also had little sympathy for OO. ULU.L' anonymous who wasn't surprised straight win over Philadelphia with two singles a triple and a the first andarid a double inin- tworun small professional The coach Forfeiting last year'syears games is Oklahoma was guilty because homer Thursday night as the the second Every player in the just doesn't stay if he doesn't win New ridiculous Like Joe Paterno said had great teams for so long J Kansas City Hoyals devastated HoyalsHoyals' startingstarling lineup hithit- s inn grief the Oakland and in-in safelyS Jf ely Sports in Brief AsA's 816 in i McAdooMC NamedN 1 Superintendent Verifies Charges to Big Eight officials NORMAN Okla t UPI t The superintendent of schools informationon S Longhorn coach been Thel in Galveston01 Tex said Thursday a copy of Darrell RoyalHoyal Texas has lex has recruiting out Top Rookie Kerry JacksonsJackson's high school grades was given to an screaming for years that Oklahoma been IBA of Williams said oln IcI rag n 1 Oklahoma football recruiter last year but the lnspace for his Texas at E. I praising the Oklahoma aa E rank in class was left blank and later filled in with false introduced a resolution on lowly Buffalo w I. ItII U11 II. 1 11It i of Robert McAdoo despite playing the I IdIrl T I paa coaching staff for beating the hellheli out Texas and for hard 7 I1 T Ia ir 7 ii. informationono- of I I1 won Association Rookie I 1 I i h h II liHi to Braves on the National 1i b I1 InnII hi nAs far as I'm concerned said Superintendent Eli orkwork anIand dedication recruiting h I I 41 Im tl II. i Ili r. Innn H As 's was aside some members of the th Thursday r resolution set because the Year award I li I. II- 2 by The MODI real I I Douglas this was done entirely the university i i d- s 5 d who averaged 17 points-a-game receiv- I i- it in McAdoo more than 11 4 ff. 4 Hl i 4 H i transcript given to Oklahoma was inin- house felt was bad taste points I1I- Douglas said the in r I i- I I 4 I ed of the possible 17 votes Portland's Lloyd Neal was the 1M 1I i IIII i7 1111 47 0 not yet been Oklahoma forfeited eight 197219 victories2 Wednesday Wi-w Ht sl complete because JacksonsJackson's class rankinranking had vote-getter with Wi IM 4 I someone had changed the high school grades of because next closest 37 U II. ItIe 11ltII ii. 11r ii. itnn determined Philadelphiavote were7 denied a first-round draft t raI luIIIt 14 II lI illAI7 Jackson the no 2 quarterback last season and The Sin 1 1 mymay understanding that the University of Oklahoma round I V i J- is Inn 4 1ili d J ItIt Mike Phillips 1I- Pl SuperSonics Thursday when the I I1 I motheranother freshman from Galveston choice from hethe Seattle ruuI.-tt v 0 I 7 4ll 1I hl niam i 14 never and our records indicate they never asked for an I nt 4 V l t I t J l I. I of Governors overruled commissioner Walter Kennedy M n 4 tI I flit ne' one on file Board 7 1 official transcript Their transcript the they had SHI I1 I. nH tI in compensation II m.nee I Um iP a- were to receive the pick I I in was a The 9 iKIelCt Id J I 4 up there indicated Kerry's standing the class at for John Brisker The meeting took so long that the 1 snighthi Lame notm l uddfl Ii urda great deal higher level than does the official transcript found Ir reat n 11 Ii i 11 nil i7 reat TaI e S 1 Pacers Take delayed until next Tuesday s Lead draft has been r I It l in the Ball High School principalsprincipal's office 32 d Ir1 11I1 Illusion L I k 1 a leadleadinin the lossluss column 7 s I h III 1-II. 177 High with two-game investigator came to flailBall Oklahoma State ith I w I. J2 Douglas said a Big Eight ed San hH-mt I- Stil 1 I II mt I i. I i goes to Norman for a gamethreetwogame series with Oklahoma IIKi-stilt h rk i School last week The reason was that a number of SALT LAKE CITY Utah UPI Indiana's Darnell Hillman 1 3 1 stilt I X 19 1INU II 1 three ha od Il I. I on sank two free throws with 11 remaining to give the Pacers a starting today I I I universities around the nation felt that Kerry Jackson was NeworkNew urL IIn un 17 10 ww. HUK dd. dat1 s aufaaufa- Kerr ea orkr Mita 10 10 victory over thet Utah Thursday night for a lead- Soon rs are I I I he 1010 Stars lead is in Big Eight play while the 722 alatt uM1 pt Iuntain I not eligible to playpIa football at Oklahoma last season II 23 1 l. 7 p. I-J 1 Association 80 I it p l in AmericanAm rican Basketball meets Nebraska this weekend StiIMi nl1tl III Unit itt HIt lf their Western Division Colorado also In In I J ision I m h- said 1 27 nl UI Illauk r h Semifinal playoff I I he thought the Kansas CityCily ChiefsChiefs' reserve quarterback42 Mike Livingston Ih RIItubnu PIm at lc Oklahoma Hep Howard Williams said I I in will IM 1 ua rr J-l illicit unnecessary The sixth game the series be played Saturday early Thursday on the Kansas Turnpike when hishis- ILedaManti or lit itl I. violation was uncovered by Texans who sent best was injured 3 s11 I i uh at Kansas unco Gulili-t Ire lI il III atit Indianapolis I I1 I t I of I I1 I Ht I. n hI the back of a truck east Topeka I. n-mI. il it 0ton h Mi n smashed into suu iI of car I 2 I I Indiana Utah in the final quarter after the two dispatcher said Livingston may have fallen In l erlTKn nU 11I hi wat urkark J21I Ital1 A Turnpike J Ur 1 on u 11 t 12 m o i 11H uk 1 un entered the lastla minutes tied The ha con- 1 ill hh Ir I hteams1 PacersPa rs jumped at the The quarterback is in satisfactory concon- LWI. IIS 1 I-II- night al 84 asleep wheel I I hl I to aI seven point lead and held n. 1 I I I l on I I n db onh cI luI d I l l nighthl dition in a Topeka hospital U 8 Evans to Bypass Relays elmoZelmo1lkBeatyity of nahUtah tried the game'sgames lastlISt shot a desperation l attempttfrom the top ofIf the klYkey with three seconds remaining but itu bounced off theth rimrun I As Cubs Face Marshall Indiana center ledted the Pacers with 323 points i 1 had 21 and George McGinniss and Freddie Leads of Champions Freeman Colbert Tournament 14 Jefferson City joined Paul Pepper Wednesday as the Lewis apiece Hillman sewedscored 11 fooled them tL tah's Willie WiseWI led all scorers with 334 points t just as long and I was hitting the ballbail weather foole both tah IO IA COSTA Calif UPItI lI as The Capitol City Relays were cancelled due to the RANCH alit on II- Cit ClIO brand new driver Another stroke back at 68 were IeeLee lower and staying the fairway weather conditionscondi ons andanil sporadic showers only to Jim ColberColbertt.Iusiriusingu a Imm only threatening t winner of six tournaments was in the rough ani twice that increased hisus accuracy from the Trevinoli see the afternoon brighten WWhalersrs Trip Cleveland Tre who took a off atter the 06fiGif Thursday luringdurinduring the past 12 months and Jim Trevino week alter not any brighter for University teetec shot a rtu eek a But tiltthe afternoon aswas who won just one the Masters said he has been bothered bvby parunderlendlead in the first round Jamieson 11 1 Charlie was the only Cub slated tohI enter for a ncnc- sore he HighsHigh'sIs harlie BOSTON JirryLarryL rry l' tau scored twice in the second onestroke of Western penOpen left shoulder muscle which he lin of Jeff City l' l ofIf thethi- trTournament hamCham the meet And theh tentative rescheduling the period l nightht as thetW New England Whalers pulled several weeks ago while fishing rallied nothing to brighten EvansEvans' day CrierGrierrier Jones was fifth with a 69 and in Mexicosc h meet for today liddid E fromirom a worwowo- r iial deficitd cn tollo nipmp the Cleveland Crusaders and rescheduling would result in Evans passing up theth woWll eland 23 ColtColbertCol herrt i from KansisKansas ItyCttCity hhiishatsIS lackJack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer who He started his round with three That take 1t 2410O lead nin thelJ World HockeyHookey Association Eastern 11 6 has- Capitol City eas haslias another meet scheduled nnon the pro tourtorn since and has have each IOnwonon this tournament three High Division playoffff finals l lienbeen tic pO lia ae straight birdies was at the pl 1 Jsamong tiedlied for under for today at tap of won only three tournaments but said times were six players turn and afteroffiveter 12 holes He torla MarshallH U 11 scored the gamei at the middle period l I seven boys go to for L Highh EvansI-V pillwill runrum considercon myself a dark horse sixth at 70 under greens- light will Marshall V f win in huntfront of Iwthe netdinneron a relrebound of a TunOshot don't three-putted the and greens vin 18 dont idi Ind will in WO land me- mile and t Ken Victor ill be the 1 and 1 Irv don't talkt ilk ISas muchuch about me the heh Crusadersl started lutout as dif ththeyy would put theth gameme away People just dont Colbert had a card of 66 with andthreehooked his approach to the for milltwo will throw the disc rt If 3432 20 asis willwm DavidDavit Kutner Brent Weston pass as some hfof the other golfers four birdies and one eagle He got the bogies caheach time BisHis card read 11 early KonHon Bu haranm flipped inui a across the crease from birdis 66 37 the11 lonuIonlong jump and high jump i 3731 mdand enter liehKich atittt L 15 of the firstfUst period and W Wayne He said he justju t started using the eagle three on the holeHwhen he hithit- and Paul later lIe F willr. the discus shutshot put Nugent heave l rankI-rank u nt Iwan blatbeat Whalers goalie Al Smith with a blazing shot from with a graphite shaft WedWed- a three iron to the green and sank a 22 This is first trip to the RandyHandyH l will lalou 1 driver Harris will enter the popole vault and the rightht pointpout that ripped into the upperr right cornerorn r of the nesday and helie was able to keep the ballbal- otwtt putt illsihs birdie putts were two 15 Tournament of Champions and he said ill ll th th net 1 enter the nTons New goalgoad of like atmospherephere I like the Webster totnot England's only the opening footers ai and an the henhere twoh Vii low with footer I I 10o Cu b will run the 1 it Mikilikek a in f. a newcomer to the lub team sill l li of looking aeightnew courseI Knowing you'reyoure guaranteed f ll by collecting a BradHrad SelveSelwood rebound and tossing a ho vaswas the last been for driver ourse l 1 III l' i Homero Blanc Ive 10 to and is will blbe liltthe ninemile Idayrelay Blanchoho Victor Evanvms llanHarrisI t diff angle fjr when heho wonon forIntillthe p three years Colbert said 2000 takes thele pressure off ston rbackhander from a difficult angl past the surprised Crusaders the 31 entrants to qualify lO tJ n team Oahe power play goal carne only MaFl J. been hittingng the tallball too high champion BobbyHobby Mitchell I tMerryrryflhee ers The pla cameun six the Monsanto Openn Ital PensacolPensacola FlaJ Ive1 hem willw ill at with preliminariess starting ahl 1 Field events betm gl 1 1 had gone off for j UI with I g I found I was was far tack1b witha nhIth 731 nn v seconds after Cleveland's Paul crosscross- lasttart SlindaSunday was in second place With the ahde shaft laS tkIk immediately afterwardsds finalsl start atM 30 pinpm f Jast I ttX JO nd II. at lle 1 J Jif4