COLUMBIA M1SSOURIAN, Saturday, May 31, 1980 Page 7A IMance gets noa for CMSU post From oar wire services Former Iowa State basketball Sports iss brief Lyra Nance signed a contract Friday to become the bead coach at Central the last year-Si-zemor- e, Missouri State. who came to the Red Sox from "If I could have chosen a place to the last August, batted come, I could not have chosen a place .261 last season in 26 games for Boston better for me than Central Missouri and .217 in nine games this year. State University," said Nance, who compiled a 41-5- 5 record in four years at Football XSU was du- before he relieved of his Liscfa signed ties in January. "I grew up in south- Quarterback Rusty my three one-ye- ar contracts with the St. west Missouri. I played high school who was basketball in this state. I coached at Louis Cardinals. Lisch, Versailles, not from drafted by the Cardinals in the fourth far here." round out of Notre Dame, was the He replaces Tom Smith, who led the to to NCAA Division playoffs fourth St. Louis draft choice to come Mules the n terms with the team. Still unsigned is with a 2&-- 2 record season, the best last Cardinals' top choice, de- record in CMSU history. Smith re- the draft signed in April to accept a similar post fensive end Curtis Greer of . at Valparaiso University. Meanwhile, veteran placekicker Roy Gerela blamed the late arrival of a let- ter for his failure to appear at the Car- dinals' mini-cam- p earlier this , baseball's all-ti- me base month.Gerela, who was released by stealer with a career total of 938, has the Pittsburgh Steelers and signed as a been signed by ABC-T-V as an '"expert free agent by the Cardinals this spring, commentator" for the first three said he found out he was considered weeks of the network's Monday Night AWOL from camp when he read about Baseball series. his absence in a newspaper in Hawaii, Brock will make his first appearance where he was on a business trip. He next Monday night when the Cincinnati said he later learned the letter inform- Reds play the Los Angeles Dodgers in ing him about the camp arrived after Los Angeles in a regional telecast. The he had left for Hawaii . other regional telecast that night will be of the ' game at The San Francisco 49ers traded de- Nancy Lopez Melton shows a look of concern while watchng a tee chelle, N.Y. The slumping Lopez fired 75 Friday, Kansas City. fensive lineman Cedrick Hardmas to a second straight the Oakland Raiders for an undis- shot during second round action at the LPGA stop in New Ro-- eight strokes off the pace set by JoAnne Carner. Darrell Porter, whose performance closed future draft choice.Hardinan, as has helped lift the an 11-ye- ar pro, has played his entire to the top of the career with the 49ers after being the West, is expected to team's first round draft choice in 1970. be back behind the plate this weekend. C. Snead leads by 1 Kemper Porter wiU probably be the Royals' The Houston Oilers announced the at tonight in second signing of Craig J. starting the quarterback Jcited Press International his second straight 70. dropped out of the picture as Amelia game of a three-gam-e series with sec- Bradshaw, younger brother of Pitts- BETHESDA, Md. J.C. Snead car- Rorer had a 76-1- 47 and Cathy Morse ond place Chicago, Jim Frey burgh Steelers quarterback Terry 75-14- 1-under- - CrOlf ded a 69 for a 137 total and came in at 6. Two-tim- e defending said. Bradshaw, to an undisclosed contract. seventh-roun- d a one-stro- ke lead over Mike Moriey af- from the fringe a few times," said champion Nancy Lopez Melton also John Hiller, who recovered from a Bradshaw, a draft continued to have problems, posting a choice, played behind third-roun- d De- ter two rounds of the $400,000 Kemper Snead, who beaded for the practice NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. JoAnne heart attack to become one of the Open golf tournament. range to work on driving, which second straight 75 that left her eight troit pick Eric Hippie at Utah State his has long-ba- ll American I.eagues premier relief Carrier, the renowned hitter, 52 of 112 passes 1,021 . Gil Morgan were caused problems all year. shots off the pace. and completed for and found putting touch, firing a three-und- er , stunned the Tigers by two 139, as four have a problem keeping my her The lightning-fas-t greens of the 6,410 yards in his college career. strokes back at just "I left one-strok- e sec- announcing his retirement. par 69 to take a Wykagyl Country Club course gave players managed to overcome par at leg bent long enough to a decent $125,000 LPGA 'I dont feel like I can compete any lead in a ear ond round a-31-y- 7,034-yar- d most 94 e Running back Larry Heater of Arizo- the dry, fast Congressional drive," be said. "It's from when I hurt tournament. of the field of fits but Carner, more at the major-leagu- level," said Country Watson, Mar- ago favor- old veteran who won this tour- na, who was Kansas City's second pick Club. Tom Fred it a few years and I've been The round, accomplished with the Hiller, who finished hb final partial Mahaffey long nament in 1275, rose to the challenge. 1-- 0 in the sixth round of the draft, signed a ti, , John and Jack ing it for a time. I just have to 25 putts, gave Camer, cur- season with a record, a 4.40 ERA even-pa- use of only one-ye- ar r 140. quick- putted well," said the Left-hand- er series of three contracts with Newton are tied at keep it down, not straighten it so rently second on the money earning "I real Lake and no saves in 11 games. Congressional to 8-cve- r-par ly and happens. goes out, Worth, Fla., resident. was even lay- the Chiefs. stiffened make see what If it two-da-y 142. "I Bruce Robbins was recalled from of 5-foo- list, a total two under t-10 closely-bun-cbe- d 111 putts up Heater. 204 pounds, was the cutoff for the goes out and be finished for a 31-ye- ing my lag there real close, to and it Patty Snyder, ar old Califomian Evansville replace Hiller. 82 a which is hard to do on these greens. the second leading rusher for the Wild- golfers who will play Saturday while." who requalified for the tour in Jan- eight-ove- 90-ya- rd straight-i- n Pittsburgh Tim Foli has cats in both of his seasons Arizona and Sunday. The r total is the Morgan knocked in a sand 143, "There's not a putt on any at uary, also had a 69 to stand at 15-da-y eagle-tw-o you to been placed on the disabled list seventh-leadin- g rusher in the most over par for a cut this year, but a wedge for an on the eighth 30-ye- of these holes and have have a and the along with ar old tour veteran ISO 30-fo- ot birdie putt delicate feel," she continued. "I have because of an infected spike wound in Pacific 10 Conference last season. In score was needed last week at the hole and snaked a at JoAnn Washam, who carded a 71, and Memorial Only Phoe- the ninth en route to a two-und- er 68. an excellent feel for them right now." his right shin. A team spokesman said two seasons at Arizona, Heater rushed Tournament the 29-ye- ar old Sally Little, who came in 4.&-yar- bo-gey- 1,449 d av- nix Open, with 83 qualifiers, took' a Trevino had four bogeys and four bir- Starting on the back nine, Carner ed Foli is expected to stay in the hospital 304 times for yards, a ' -- with 71. larger field into the, final' two days this dies to matehpar.'"'" - "- a 10th hole bad for three to four days. erage and 14 touchdowns. '' First-roun- d co4eader Alice Miller the when she hit a Hale Irwin fired the-te- w round of fee iron shot three-putte- d from (he one-ov- er 73 Sandra Post and and 4-unde- shot a and r-par 66, The asked waivers The Buffalo Bills waived veteran Snead, who started the day tied for tournament a two Austin both registered .tbeir fringe but she bounced back with bir- 2-under-p- Debbie ar to fin- 11, 15 17. on veteran infielder Ted Szemore to punter Rnsty Jackson and claimed vet- the lead at with Mahaffey, strokes off the course record second consecutive 72s to form a group dies on Nos. and After saving bir- even-pa- r. Watson hit only 10 give him his unconditional release, and eran running back Roosevelt Leaks, and Dave Hill, had two ish at another shot back at 144. par at a sand trap twice on the front dies anda bogey in a "boring round. greens, but chipped and putted bis way nine, she holed an eight-fo-ot birdie putt called up minor league infielder Dave who had been waived by the Baltimore "I never chipped once, but I did putt to a one-und-er 69, while Marti carded The other first-roun- d co-lead- ers on No. 8 to take the lead. Stapleton, the most valuable player in Colts.

I I I I I ' " ' III l.ll . L .1 Sports Cardinals box Expos dump struggling Cardinals Reeord Expos 10, Cards 4 MONTREAL ST. LOUTS ab r It bi ai r h di 3-r- un Mafor league standings LeFlorelf 4 2 0 0 Tempietnss 4 0 0 0 2S Dumam rt 4 0 Valentine's 3 RScott 5 0 0 24 behind MATWMALUEAOOe CJwcaflo 111 M fatGMam. a ktonlreal (Rogers 6--) st St. Tests 22 22 JXD Oawsoncf 3 2 12 Hernandzlb 3 0 0 0 3-3- unuea ra 1, II 1 C rress m L Pet. OS Lows (Forach 1:15 pjtv Seattle 23 23 JSOO Valentine rf 2 0 13 Simmons 1 lnieraaaoaai 24 18 ST New Yot (Suan 13j at Pm Calffomia 18 25 .419 7Yi Huttonrl 10 0 0 Kennedyc 4 1 1 0 Pittsbwon 18 4 0 4 2 3 3 jLeagie 1 turchBlyleve.0-- i Mmso 28 JS1 9 Pamsh3b 12 Hendnckcf three-ru- n National 22 18 .550 1 ST. LOUIS Ellis Valentine lined a double over Prloetaa 8-2- ) Macna3b 0 Uoneretf 21 IB 538 IV Ptmadetptaa Cartton t Chi-- fnimft Genecs 0 0 0 Retz3b 40 2 0 1 Ramsey 2b 0 ClHcaao 19 20 487 3Vi eago(MeGtothen2-- Boston 5. IMmukee3 Carter c 5 2 2 4 0 2 left fielder ' head in the second inning and 1 0 p 0 NewYork 19 22 463 Houston iftictiarcl 53) at San Detroit 12. California Cromarti lb 4 10 Kaat 10 0 three-ru-n Zachry picked up his victory in leading the Mets over t 4 1 2 3 Chris Speier added a in the ninth Friday first st-lou- Francisco (Montefusco Z3) Mew York 6. 0 Speierss lorgen 10 00 is 15 28 MS 9Vi -- WN CSncmnati (Seaer 23) at San Oakland 6. Texas 3 Sanderson p 4 0 10 Thomas p 0 0 0 0 night to lead the to a 10--4 victory over the the Pirates in a game called after five and one-ha-lf innings . . W L Pet. GB Owao (Curtis 3k niflht Kan$asCny9.CnicaG02 TScottph 10 0 0 struggling St. Louis Cardinals. because of rain. 1-- 1). m- - p 27 17 614 Atfanta (Eoggs at Los An-- Baltimore 3. Mwmesota 2, 10 Otten 0 0 0 0 LoaAnoeies Frazierp 0 0 Valentine's drive, off Kaat, 0--3, fol- The umpires waited one hour and 53 minutes in the middle VIceSKtt 24 18 !srt 2 oeles(ReussfrSj,ruoftt ieattie4,CieeiarKl 3. 10 mnmgs 0 0 starter and loser Jim 25 19 .568 2 ' Todays Got.i Bondspn 10 0 0 lowed a single by Speier, a walk to Ron LeFlore, RBI dou- of the sixth inning before calling the game. OncfamaU Total 36 10 10 10 Totals 35 4 9 4 an SanOwOO 22 23 .489 5fe AMERICAN LEAGUE !??00 M Kansas out- X John in one 5-2- 141 001 10 by Rodney Scott and a walk to Dawson. The and Steams each drove to 26 .409 9 City (Martin ?I?,)D.m. Montreal 003 ble Andre Gen Francisco 18 East 15 St-Lou- 2- is 010100 002 4 5-- 0 1-- 2. right-hand- er Atlanta 1 25 .390 9Vt W L Pet. G8 California pOson - at Detroit burst gave the Expos a lead and dealt the Cardinals their help Zachry raise his record to The Mets' 2 E Simmons. DP Montreal 1. LOS Montreal 9. NewYork 27 16 628 lUJenX)dO-- TIldyLaButts St-- Louis 5. 2B R. Scott. Valentine. Mendnck. Sand- 16th loss in their last 18 games. allowed only three hits, including a solo homer by Mike Easi- Atlanta 0 22 20 .524 4Vt Toron!0 "-- 1'l at ttcm Yexk tos Angeiesi Milwaukee ' erson. Carter. Ramsey 3B Kennedy. Speier. lift The four runs, combined with solo homers by Dawson and er. Scrnnati5.SnDeoo3 Toronto 22 20 2 4 TSnlr, ..-- , LeF-lor- e - 3-- 2) - f5L Carter (7), (9v SB BattMrw (McGreoor at Mm- Dawson Hendnck Pamsn. 2--4, FiMaysResvlts Boston 22 22 .500 SV. 2. S Sanderson. SF Dawson. off Scott Sanderson, gave him his fifth victory in , took the loss. CMcsgo10PMIadelprna7 Cleveland 20 23 .465 7 two-ru-n "SrfS.-,-(Caldwell. 4--. 2) - IP H RERBSS0 KM York 5. Pvttsburoh 1. 5V4 in- - Baiumonj 21 24 .467 7 Milwaukee at Bas-- eight decisions. Sanderson struck out four and walked one in Henderson doubled home a run in a first inning two-ru-n in three-ru- n 5-- pitching game of """ gn.-CV- , Sanderson (W 3) 9 9 4 4 his first complete the year. and added a double a second. E,SLLCU4 -- . 14 Wt2'8W L GB (Sprflner 331 wow SLLoeia The Expos scored their final run in the seventh on a walk CornUeiSaiOiego.lateniorit Pet. Kaat(LO 4 5 6 6 3 2 JUJBuatLcAnoefS.lanioM KansasCtty 25 18 J91 n2?HJfta??i M T"xs to LeFlore, who stole second and third and scored on a sacri- CHICAGO 10, PHILADELPHIA 7 at Chicago Tim Black-well- 's Francisco. Uue 21 .533 (Mereii4.zj.ijnt Thomas 3 2 Oaktand 10 Muston at San 24 2 Often 11-3433- 1113 fice fly by Dawson. The Cardinals scored single runs in the three-ru- n homer, his first in the major leagues, 2--3 0 Ftaaer 0 0 0 0 second on an RBI single by Ken Reitz in fourth on capped a six-ru- n first inning and Mike Vail went 4-- f or-- 4 with HBP by Thomas (Valentine). T 2:31. A 1329. and the a Ail-St- ar triple by Terry Kennedy and a single by Geroge Hendrick. three RBI to lead the Cubs over the Phillies Baseball vote Kendrick added a two-ru-n homer in the ninth. Blackwell, in his seventh season, hit his homer on a 3-- 2 Royals Valentine was forced to leave the game when he was hit in pitch off starter , 0-- 1. VaiL subbing for the in- Red Sox 5, Brawers 3 NEW YORK (UP!) The American League All-St-ar box the left cheek by a pitch by Cardinals reliever Roy Thomas. jured , had an RBI single in the first, a double noting: . X-ray- s. two-ru- n firimmline 000000012 380 Royals 9. Vhrl Sox: 2 Valentine was taken to a hospital for in the second, a homer in the fifth and singled and 304,639: Darrell Porter. BOBton 020 21000a 590 1. Carlton Fisk. Boston. 2. CHICAGO KANSAS CITY scored in the seventh. (Sj Moore (ST. Pamey. Kansas City. 229277: 3. Brian Downing. CaMomia. 4-- 12-h- .Sorenson. Fimn and Martinei NEW YORK 5, PITTSBURGH 1 at Pittsburgh Steve , 4, survived a it Philadelphia attack to Burorieier(7)KlFisk.W RaineyS-l- l L Sorenson 975& 4. Lance Pamsh. Detron. 87J44. 5. fack Ce- abrhbi ebrnbi Boston. FJick Demnsey. Baltimore. Morrison 2b 4 12 0 Wilson II 3 2 0 0 up HRs M.rwaukee. Oaws (1). Bando PR rone, New York. 4711; 6. 1 Henderson drove in three runs with a pair of doubles and Pat pick the victory. (4T Hew-ma- n, Squires 1b 3 0 10 Washmgtn ss 4 12 BobsontS)., 2&238- - 46.758: 7. Jan Sundberg, Texas. 46.194; a JeH Oakland, 24,043. Lemon cf 3 0 0 1 BrottSb 4 12 0 6, Blu Jays 0 First Johnson on 4 12 1 Ottscf 2 2 0 1 Ynkars Base Nordnagenif 4 0 4 1. . Canlomut. 382.170: 2. Carl 10 Ponerdh 2 12 Toronto 000000000 031 YastrzemaJa, Boston. 1&2J70: 3. Jason Thompson, Be3b 4 0 0 0 Wathanc 4 0 13 Uunlap Z jrage, 0 HtnYork 000000420 670 74.370: 4, Willie A&ens. Kansas Ctty, Barnes rf 3 0 0 0 Aikenslb 4 l California. 0 Clancy. Garvin (7L Moore (S) ami Kerry. Daws (8t 6354,- - 5. Bruce Bochie. Seattle, 51379; 6. Cecil Coo- Pryorss 3 0 0 White 2b 4 0 11 and Cerone. W riant (4-2- J. L per. 7. Tnomton. Clewelanrj. Foleyc 3 0 0 0 Torres rt 20 00 Ta.it. Goasaoe Milwaukee. 47.400: Andre 9 8 Oancy 0.3). HRs New rork. WenM (2x (3J. Murray, 32332. Totals 31 2 6 2 Totals 31 9 8ron 3711:i Eddae Baltimore. CMcago take honors A 2019- - 1000001002 Second Base KaneesCrty 9 1, Bobby Gnch. California. 211.062; 2. Frank White. 30311100X Oriores 3, 2 E Momaon. Lemon 2. DP Chicago 2, Kansas Tn Kansas City. 160.180: 3. Jerry Remy. Boston. 145.781: din? City 1. LOB Chicago 4. Kansas Criy 8. 2B Morrison 000010013 370 4. Wilhe Ftanoolph. New York. 94.049; 5. Lou Wlwtaker. 4r Ff Battunore 2. Aniens. White. Johnson. HR Porter (3L Johnson TFA 81567; 6. Paul MoWor. Milwaukee, 79S01; 7. at meet 000 110 002 2100 Oetroit. f am'te j ISbmeaota 8. Jubo Ouz. (5). SS Wilson 3, Torres 2. Wasfungton. SF Lemon. oe-t- TOetfs... Banaoan. T. Martinez (9! and Granam: Enckson. Duane Kutoer. Cleveland. 6207; Ons. Missouri's Pam Page placed first in CAWS tS-3-). L Seattle. 38,785. Corbott (7) and Butera- - W Flanagan Corbett IP H RERBSSO Rosa-ly- (3). TnfniBase the ICO meter high hurdles, n (3-2-J. HRs Baltaaoie. Roenicke CO. Cromey A and 1, George Kansas City. 2691919: 2. Graag .saa-A's6,Banoffr- Brett. s3 WorthamrL3-2- ) 4 2 Dunjap finished fifth 400 me- Nettles. New York. 15&385; 3. Carney Lanstord. Cat, 21 2 6 3 in the 4, Butch Hobson. Boston. 92J65; 5, Proty 22J 4 2 2 3 0 ter dash at the Track and Field Asso-datio- n's lomis. 13547; Contreras 3 3 Rtclue Hebner. Oetrott. 87.194; 6. Buddy Bell. Texas. --Second Annual National 7, Doug DeCinces. Baltimore. 45J3S5: Toby Klum Ctty 1112 OeUand 000300201 6120 6313; a Gura(W7-- 2 Marian, 36.569. 9 6 2 2 0 2 Taaae 000002001 360 Cieciand. HBP by Cura (Sqajres): By Contreras (Wlson). Lyle (6) Sihort'B McCatty and tlewnian; Perry. Kern (6k and rP T--2i9,A ' 1, Fred Patek. California. 176X67; 2. Rick Burteson. 2650 Sundbero. W McCatty (5-4-). L Perry (3K3. kBj Local roundup New York. 154J36; Oakland. Mufony (5J. Page (1L Texas. Zisk (9). A Boston. 18687: 3. Bucky Dent. 4. 2613, Roy Smaller. Minnesota. 101.780c 5. Alan Trammel!. Detron. 93,054; 6, Room Yount, Mirwaufcee. S3J311: 7. St. upsets Championships in Wichita, Kan., Fri- Tom Veryier. Cleveland. 49,045: 8. Alfredo GnHw, To- John's day. Tigers 12. Angeis 1 ronto. 47.641. Ootfittld Arizona in series Page's winning time was 13:81, while CatjfcHnia 000100000160 1. Fred Lynn. Boston, 326,417; 2. Jn Rice. Boston. Dunlap came in at 54:23. niilS 200 32500a -- 12 18 0 266.737; 3. . New York. 224.754: 4. Don Tanana. Ban-- 5L Knaps (7) and Donofwe; Ww Baylor, Calitamsa. 204.903: 5. MiEHe Wttson. Kansas OMAHA, Neb. UPI) Frank Viola . L-- Tana (2 HRs 113.134; Detron. 96,335: 7. and Panah.W Vlotf3-4)- City. & Steve Keroo. pitched a four-hitt- er Friday night to Oatron. Hebner2 (4V Pap. O). Gibson (7. A 22.163. Dwrght Evans. Boston, 80J31S: 8. Lou PrnJerta. New Basketball York, 7741; & Dan Ford. Cahfornja. 74J74; ia Mick- lead nth-ranke- d St. John's to a 6--1 up- HatioaalLeaeae ey Rraers. Texas, 74J351; 11, Amos Otrs. Kansas City. set victory over No. 2 Arizona in the Woot-- 4 col- 70.790: 12. AJ Cowens. Detroit. 6887: 13. Ken Sav Jeff Parrcsnter, a junior glelon. Battanore. 67.887; 14. Mike Hargrove. Ctevo-- t opening round of the College World Se- lege transfer from Galesburg, DL, and Cutt0,PtUmes7 and 66.334 ries. 6-fo- ot-l Craig Cockrell of Troy, Mo., Hawaii beat Florida --State 7-- 6 in the pKBadBtattis 023010001 7132 have accepted basketball scholarships nightcap. for ext year with Columbia College, (Si Larson. LoGjcw CB. Saucier (6i. Reed O. Moles Viola upped to 10--1 while W Transactions his record Coach Art Seibels announced. Boone. Reusctiet and BJackweU. Beuschel and (31. walking seven Designated hit- -. (Q--ij. Boone batters. v4- L Larson HHs. PnriadeloMa. At Carl Sandburg Junior College is iLl Clcaoo.BlaiweS(tl.Vail(2) A S.632 ter Dan Giordano bit a bases-loade- d Galesburg, Parroenter averaged 17.3 tleMtlltl double in the fifth inning to give the points to lead the Arrowhead Confer tetsS.fstcs1 BOSTON AsKaa wavers See-mor- e on infielder Ted Redmen a 5--1 lead. GflMcalledatie51ainai(s.ratn tor rne purpose cf Qmng rem hts uncontSstnet ence in scoring last year. 230000-5- and called up Shortstop Ryan ftSIler MewYeA 70 reiee mfwtder Dave Stapteton from knocked in the Cockrell, a graduate of Buchanan ft Pawtocksi m mtaburri 0000l 130 the trrtemationsl League. first two runs for St-- John's with a dou- Zactuy Steams; Candeiaria and On. W Zctwy PITTSBURGH Placed sOortstop ran Foto on the High School, averaged 11.9 points and and (5). 153ay CKUbied ten up ble in fourth inning. MiDer added (1-- 2. (2-- t. M Prttstwroh. Easier end catted Vanca Iran the 6.8 L Canddana AAA Port La rebounds and was named to the A 17.101. Class loa an RBI single in the eighth inning. East Missouri second team. . . .