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: 1 igers behind Powers' schedule Sports Im brief 1 ByTomShatel with it" is Powers' schedule. Missouri, fundamentals is the biggest you re- tffltoocrian sportswriter thing the younger players at tight end and after missing three days because of want to do." ceiver are all at a point where they still Cardinals rain and wet fields the first week of Powers' pre-spri-ng schedule had have a lot of work to do." The wind has been chillier, the faces practice, has fallen behind. The Tigers redder and the air crisper. The opened two called for a first week of fundamentals drills weeks before any of basics, depth Only the experienced places in Missouri practice field, too, has seen the other Big Eight and with the first chart deal Finnie Conference schools, possibly issued Then, Missouri's lineup warranted Powers' muddier and soggier days. but while most were just opening afterward. after But Monday spring break, the coach wanted to start praise Monday. The offensive line, with was by no means any camps on Monday, the Tigers were only four returning, the day tor a bunch of evaluating positions like defensive line, starters defensive college men to be out on their fourth practice. secondary, with three starters retur- to Saints prancing around in the moist, cold air. receiver, quarterback and tight end, Which means they still were working younger ning, and the defensive ends, where Still, even in the December-lik- e tem- on fundamentals, through where newer and faces are From our wire services running the being tested. Then, he said, second Wendall Ray and Tony Green return, peratures, Missouri spring drill No. 4 ropes, learning defensive signals and the week could be followed by scrim- all seem to be "on schedule." of went as planned. trying to perfect simple things like a Offensive tackle Roger Finnic mage. the St. Louis Cardinals football "We had to go today," Missouri blocking techniques. The quarterback situation, or the team Monday was to the New Coach Warren Powers said. "It was the "We're just trying to get back to But, along typical battle to back up Phil Bradley, has been traded with the March Orleans Saints for one and possibly first day back from vacation and you fundamentals," Powers said. "They weather came canceling of hampered by sophomore Keith Pappas' the typical two choices. want to get that first day back in. look like they've been out for a week. depth absence because of sickness. draft the first chart. And. as for that The The Cardinals said they will "I went out there to check the field There's some good effort out but it too. receivers, led by junior Ken there, first scrimmage, was scratched, Blair, "are a New in this morning, and it wasn't that bad. we have to get these things still learning the system receive Orleans selection down before "We won't be able to concentrate a and the an undisrlosed round of next We've played on worse fields. We have we move on. We're going to to get to coverages." have whole practice scrimmaging for a receivers coach Mike month's draft and a conditional to get on with it." pretty intense the rest of way. while," a Price said. a lot than they the Powers said. "We still have "It's harder choice in the 1980 The condi- The reason the Tigers have to "get on "We're so behind right now; learning of thought would draft. far lot of individual to do. Some it be." tion is how much Finnie is able to "RogerFlnnie piay for the Saints. Bwojsses a Saint Finnie started for the Cardinals Coach hack with Bruins as track season opens three seasons but suffered an ankle champs and a no-hitt- er against mjury-midwa- y through season. Lincoln University. By Greg Henry I year." he said. "But they're eager to last track caught myself saying a lot of work' even harder if they are to com- Keith Wortman played for Finnie for Mtaworian sportswriter swimming to get in there. Who knows? It could turn terminology," Hamilton pare themselves last year's team. most of the last seven games. Hockey said. "I was asking for "We're going to be a little bit light," into a good year. Or it could be a their splits in the Finnie became a free agent Feb. 1. Center Bernie Federko of the St. Rock Bridge track coach John Hamil- 50. But no first-year mediocre year." it's different really. the Bruin coach said. "We've The Cardinals signed a contract with Louis Blues will miss the final week ton has had some problems keeping his "Kids kids, no n in nf cooW tnlpTit by graduation Though it's hard to predict how the are matter what sport lost him Monday before trading him. of the season because of a broken priorities straight, but one can hardly it is." from what I've heard. I'm not being Bruins wi" " a team, a member of Eu-ban- wrist, was announced Monday. blame him. Now the sport we Rock Bridge's girls' team Kelly ks it is track. The Rock pessimistic. It's just that don't have Baseball Federko was injured in the second After all, he started the school year Bridge boys and girls Hickman's got." is one Bruin who is sure not to teams host near what Freshman pitcher Tim Mulcahy of period of Sunday night's loss to the as an assistant football coach for the Centralia 4 p.m. got Gary finish with a mediocre year. at today on the Bruins' Hickman's Anderson, Central Missouri, who the Colorado Rockies. He was trying to Bruins. But after the season ended, he track. At the among things. Eubanks, a senior who placed third in beat same time, the Hickman other defending NAIA champions and poke the puck to his right wing, became the Hickman swimming coach. boys entertain Mexico on the Kewpies' But the Bruins counter with what both the triple jump and the long jump hurled a no-hitt-er last week, was Wayne Babych. when Colorado all-st- ar When the Kewpies' swimming season track, while strong group of at last year's Class 2A girls state track the Hickman girls travel to Hamilton said is a named the pitcher of the week in the defenseman Barry Beck ended, he returned to Rock Bridge as Mexico for a triangular meet with the sprinters in Nolan Beverly, Lou Nun-nell- y, meet, hopes to win a state title in her the boys' track coach. Bulldogs final year at Rod: Bridge. Coach Glenn Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic slammed Federko into the boards. and Jefferson City Helias. Steve Curry and Brian Fe-derk- The o's Hamilton also had to deal with meets Berry thinks she can. Association Monday. Doctors said the break was in are the first outdoor competition Washington. Mulachy, of Kansas City, Mo., scathoid bone, bone at physical education teaching duties at for all four teams. The Rock Bridge talent, for the most "We're looking for her to win the the improved his record to 2-- 1 last week the base of the thumb. The break Russell Elementary and Jefferson "The guys are looking forward to part, is thin and inexperienced, and state in the long jump. I think she can it," three-hitt- er Emporia will six to eight weeks to Junior High schools during the changes Hamilton do it," Berry said. "Her goal (in the with a against require said. "They're getting ready Hamilton is not expecting any Kan. State, the defending NAIA heal. of sports seasons. to see what all this work is for." miracles. long jump) is 19 feet. She wants to get 19 "When I first came out here to coach Hamilton said the Bruins will have to "We don't have the team we had last feet this year for sure." M.U. Ibexes Missouri to face William Woods

SpOFtS First Game 100-ya- RcCOFfl Spring showers may help the flowers rd St. Louis U (0) ao r h bi Missouri (11) ab r h bi finished second in the but they certainly helped 50-ya- rd Sullivan If 3 0 0 C Mau'e' it 3 ' 0 0 haven't the roMeadfiip breaststroke. fourth the Di2b-s- s 3 0 C E"C'isri "6 4 2 5 100-ya- ' r Missouri softball team. Leal freestyle and sixth in the rd free. MHA sfesasSIiags Woods lb 3 0-- 0 Coi'irs3s 3 2 2 0 c The rains have kept the Missouri Spnckcf 3 0 0 0 Lai.s-er- 3 i ' ' Martin's performance qualified her cc OConnel'3b 3 C 0 0 K-- It 4 2 softball team from completing half of The Kewpie golfers defeated Jef- for the Missouri Valley District all-st- ar EASTERN CONFERENCE Kansas Ci!v 45 34 570 Washington 105 Deo?r89 Fleming oi 2 0 0 0 IVoeibel c 3 2 '1'I 163-17- 6. ie, - scheduled games so B-aa- - their far this Atlantic Dlvteion Denver 434 56 '? Cleveland 1 14 Houston 105 J Murray c 2 0 0 0 r- 3 2 3 ferson City. as John Whitesides team. W L Pet. GB Milwaukee 37 42 468 S Portlina 109. M.:aukee 107 PoMrranrf 2 0 0 0 Haf-km- s bi 4 c 3 C season, but Coach Debbie Duren hopes 37 to get medal. Al Chandler gton shot a the y-Washin- 52 25 C C 675 Indiana 36 43 456 9 Ploenn 116 Detroit 105 Goldstein ss 2 C 0 0 Duicar ss 3 : the weather will give the Tigers a break off pace Basketball Philadelphia 45 34 570 8 Cfncago 29 50 367 16 San Diego 126. New orK 116 RMurra2t! 0 0 0 0 Matrvsr Z Z C Z was three strokes Whitesides' Near Jersey 3641 463 16 Seattle 102. Golden State 97 Wemstroei p 0 0 0 0 this afternoon when Missouri faces with a 40. Four basketball players from New York 3149 383 22; Pacific Division Atlanta 109 New Jersey 98 p 0 0 0 0 Tiennan William Woods in a doubleheader at the Meanwhile, the Bruins Mar- Southern Boone County R--7 High School Boston 28 49 364 24 w L Pet. GB Marfcwav p 0 2 C 0 beat All-Confere- 1 Quadplex in Cosmos Park. 157-17- 1. nce Cnt4 Oratsion Seattle 50 28 64 Monday's results Touts 23 0 2 0 Totals 30 11 14 S shall. Rock Bridge won the have been named to the Little Dixie W L Pet. GB Phoenix 48 30 61b 2 No carries scheduled During spring break, the squad for Rock Bridge with a 38. while r medal team. San Antonio 4533 577 Los Angeles 44 33 57' 5'? h e 20-tea-m - competed a Today- OOO 3 in invitational Matt Woods and Joe Craigmile shot 39. Seniors Keith Vaughn and Kyle Gar- Houston 43 34 558 15 Portland 44 34 564 6 sm St LOWS .'. 000 0 0 2 Atlanta 43 36 544 2'i San Diego 4237 532 6'r Denver at New Jersey MiSTOun 530 0O3 x 11 14 1 tournament at Texas Woman's The Bruin jayvee team also won, rett made the boys' team while junior 15 Golden State 443 15' San Antonio at Cleveland Cleveland 30 48 385 354 j University Denton, Texas. Missouri 176-19- 2

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y-cunc- Alison Washington at Du-e- ai defeating the Owls as Dick Debbie Hartman and senior Detroit 29 49 372 16 division tuie Milwaukee E PoMrnan Goiostem ariAav DP VU brought home a pair of wins, beating NewOrteans 2554 316 20'j - . . Houston at Nev. York tCoiims Knop English SLU iDioocs Le't St Beechner Matt Zanone shot 42. Gilpin made the girls team. Sundays B-a- de 9-- ,-r. results 7 1, w--,.....- ,. Los Angeles at Chicago Louis 3 Missouri 2B Woeisei 3B Stephen and Angelo WESTERN CONFERENCE San 1 F. Austin. Antomo 12 Boston 1 10 Bostonat New Orleans SF Hanmns Knop SM MMom) Ccins 7-- 0. Ohjatoo Philadelphia 112. Los Angeles Detroit at Golden State State, but fell to defending national Swimming L W Pet GB 4--1, in Seatlie at Portland Pitching ip h r er w so champion UCLA, and Oklahoma Julie Martin of the Columbia Swim Wemjtroer i - 6 S 6 4 State, 2--1. Matway 5 3 0 ' 2 Club made it to the finals in three dif- 2-- Uatr-i- s ' S 5 NII3L standings ' 2 0 0 i Despite the Tigers record, Duren ferent events as the club competed in " ' only problem-he- r " AtraniaV." P said the real team ' 'CAJBBEU.CFEy.EKCJ'' Montreal 5016 11 ill "fe) 199 Pittsburgh's Winner MaRns v6-- 1 Loser Wemstr'oe.--VV- the District I meet in Shawnee Mission, " Patrick Dntion i-Pittsbu- njh 34 3013 81272 269 Philadelphia 7 NY Rangers 3 lrVei"stoer 2 Tierman BK Mai.vav faces is lack of playing time, and she Kan., over the weekend. Martin ffteSBeM WLT Pts. GF GA Los Angeles 33 33 11 77 279 275 Toronto6 Butfaio3 says that this week's home games are yNYIstand"r47i514 106 338 207 Detroit 22 39 16 60 247 207 Mont-e- at 3. Boston 3. tie Second game yjy Z-Philac)- tpha 3 1 essential to the squad's development. You I 39 23 15 93 274 234 Washington 22 40 15 59 259 324 Detrot Minnesota St. Lours lM3ab r h b. Missouri 14 ab r h bi lllpH for 2 NY Rangers 40 27 10 50 309 275 Washington 6 NY Islanders 4 Sullivan if 2 0 0 0 Mankmsdr 3 i 2 ' But the Tigers are faced with a tough E-ig- ns- nta 2-Atla- 2. 2. 3 2 2 C 40 29 7 87 31 1 268 Adam Dhrraion Vancouver Chicago tie Di20 3 task today. The Owls of William Woods 1 WLT Pts.QF GA Spnckcf 2 101 WoeiSict 3 ' 2 3 Chinese 7-- 1 son 12 1 Smyth Division y-Bo- 42 2213 97 304 255 Monday's rasults Woods ib 2 0 Kroc 2c C C boast a 1 record and are led bv pitcher i And a discount of

2-Butt- 10 e aio 4 L.T-c- C I WLT Pts. GF GA 35 27 15 85 264 249 NY Rangers 5. Los Angeles O'Connei'30 "5 3 I : Carol Hulbert. Restaurant up on nto r-Toro- I to 14 go y-Chica- 27 34 15 69 230 266 33 32 12 78 255 241 B Mtrray 3c '000'. 0 C 0 "e'e'f : a 2 ? i, Food i 1 uver 2-Vaneo- cckta,s - C C know them, I 1 24 42 12 60 213 288 Minnesota 27 33 1165 249 270 Today's samas Fiemmcp C C 0 0 Brae ev 2 0 "I don't much about but jtL Homeowners insurance hea St Lou:s 17 48 12 46 241 341 y-Ciinc- division title Pittsburgh at St Louis Paiumbaph 0 0 0 C Hightov-e- r . 3 ' C Z think if we keep our errors down we z-CIin- ched Si-mme-s- g Co-orad- " o 15 52 10 40 200 320 playoff position Los Angeles at Washington Hoiecokp 0 0 0 0 3c 3 ' I for newer homes too. - should be able to win both games." WALES CONFERENCE "an,a at N.V Muneip ' C C 0 Duica- ss 3 Chicago ''" C 2 C Morris Dnr-J- or, Sunday's rvsults it Minnesota J Murray c 2 C ' 2 Coll.ns ss 2'"I Duren said. p Coorado9.Sl Louis 5 Colorado at Vancouver Lavtonc 0 0 C C Beascr- - 0 : : 2 w L T GF GA The Tigers have committed 30 errors H Open 11:30-2:0- 0 g Poniman f 2 0 0 0 Voodv c C C 0 3 2 0 0 0 to their opponents 14. S QgiAMSMrra I Goiastem ss 5:00-9:3- 0 CSESI ToUlS 18 3 5 3 ToUIS 26 14 10 8 Sophomore Debbie DeGreeff and imiL I Closed Sundays Transactions r h e freshman Melissa Cole will be pitching i4 1 iBB8B&MCSl 1 FootbeH list OOO 30 3 S 8 tta. St Lours U for Missouri, and will be backed by a -- 0313 1 Cote, GREEN BAY Named Fred von Appen as special CLEVELAND Placed pitcher David Clyde on 21- - Missoun 931 1x 14 10 0 204jtittSt; BsBaao asisa 1 teams coach and hired Dick Rehbein as a special day disacied us: young infield including two standouts, assistant on defense SEATTLE Sent outfielder first baseman Charlie E Di 2 Spnck o Cornell 3 B Vu"3v Goss'e.r-D-P freshman Lisa Burke at third base and ST. LOUIS offensive Roger Finnie Beamon to Spokane of PCL L-- Traded tackle the MU lEnjiisnCorirs ce' Si.U 3 '."."a. Laura Futhey at shortstop. to the New Orleans Saints for one or possibly two draft Wooes) Left St Louis U 4 Missou'i 6 2B D Hcekay choices Spr-ck.- J Murray SF loe.Pe PITTSBURGH (NHL! Recalled left wing Jim Tennis BasTft1! Hamilton from Bmghamton of the AHL and center Jim Pitching ip h ' er w so Rapids IHL " ATLANTA Cut pitchers Jamie Easterly and Buzz Davis from Gfand of the Fleming ' 6 5 2 Z The slumping Missouri tennis team Capra and rookie outfielder Eddie Miller Hoiecel 2 3 4 i 3 0 BOSTON Sent pitchers Allen Ripley and John CoUagas Munej " " ' C C " added another loss to its tour of the Garry to Pawtucket farm SAN DIEGO STATE Hired Dave Smokey" Gaines 9-- Tudor and outfielder Hancock Season 4 5 3 West Monday with 0 shutout at the 21-da- y a Wnght on disabled as heao basketball coach C C Z club: placed pitcher Jim the Moody i 03'' hands of Colorado. The loss lowered the Tigers' season record to 1-- 7. They are 1- -5 USasefeall Hendrick single leads so far on their western swing. As fate would have it. the only Mis- Exh&tion Baseball New York Yankees 2. Baltimore l Expos Monday's mutts Chicago White So 12. Texas 10 Cardinals by souri bright spot of the day didn't of- St Louis 2. Montreal 1 Chicago Cubs 3. Milwaukee 2 ST. (UPI) ficially count In an exhibition match, Atlanta 2. Kansas City 1 Cleveland 6. Oakland 7 PETERSBURG, Fla. New York Mets 11. Toronto 4 Detroit 5, Dncmnati 1 George Hendrick singled with the Missouri's Randy Freeman defeated California al San Diego, late night 6-- 4. Boston 7. Philadelphia 6 bases-loade- d in the ninth inning to cap a Colorado's Murray Bennet. &4, But Pittsburgh 7. Minnesota A 6 Los Angeles vs San Francisco at Phoenix. Anz . late two-ru-n Tigers Houston 2. Minnesota "B" 0 night rally Monday and give the St. all the rest of the lost. 2-- on will Louis Cardinals a 1 pre-seas- victory Missouri swing back into action over the Montreal Expos. today in Colorado Springs with a match Lou Brock singled with one out in the against the Air Force Academy to Weather may help Bruins ninth and Ken Oberkfell smashed a conclude the western trip. The trip single off Klias Sosa's pitching hand, started in San Diego at the beginning of Foul weather and muddy field condi- Jefferson City and Hickman also came with Brock stopping at second. Keith the University's spring break. tions gave Rock Bridge baseball coach away winners and advanced to the Hernandez singled off reliever Stan Lynn Garst an extra day to regroup his second round in the winner's bracket Bahnsen to tie the score and, after an The Tigers, though, weren't the only-are- a team for the second round of the fourth Hickman won its first game Saturday, intentional walk to Terry Kennedy, tennis team to have trouble annual Helias Invitational Tournament defeating Fulton, 8-- 1. Rolla and Hendrick looped a single over the Monday. Rock Bridge's Bruins lost to in Jefferson City. Waynesville also lost their opening drawn-i- n outfield. Marshall, 6-- 3. The Rock Bridge winners games and moved into the loser's players Mike Taylor, Andy Fulton Steve Rogers, who will work opening were singles Tfca Bruins' ffi"p against the bracket. Wappel and Hall Tryce. Hornets, originally scheduled for 4:30 day for the Expos Friday, pitched The Bruins, now 0--2, will travel port. Monday was postponed and will be seven innings of shutout ball. Rogers, The second round of play will off-season across town to face Hickman Thursday 4:30 pan. today Vivion pair who had surgery in the for an played at at Hickman against Mexico, Helias afternoon. Field in Jefferson City. and elbow injury, permitted just five hits against Jefferson City in the winner's and one walk in his best game this bracket Wednesday afternoon. Waynes- spring. Golf After suffering a 10--0 thrashing innings by the ville will face Rolla in today's other Silvio Martinez, the Cardinal starter, But area golf fared much better. Both Saturday in just three loser's game. Hickmsn and Rock Bridge won Mon- now 1--1 on bracket was forced to leave the game in the fifth Mexico lSuDdogs, the Bruins, day. will try to get back on the inning with a strain in his lower back. the gpapo", of tournament, winning against Fulton, which The third round the (, track scheduled to be played on Thursday and also lost its opening-roun- d game. Friday, will pair the winners and losers I In the Brsi round of play, Helias, ofthe second round in both brackets. WRITERS - 1 N.Y. Book Publisher Coming Here To Interview Authors 1 1 I Mr. Joel Adams, the head of the Chicago office of a well-- I can help you out 1 known New York subsidS publishing firm, will be inter- - B viewing local authors in May in order to uncover fcTES, trj Or I manuscripts worthy of publication. 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