Fire Destroys Gitmo Swingers Club

Tide, Sun, Temp. Weather Forecast 85813 Mostly clear. High tde-9:l8pm Winds SE 14-16 Low Alde--2:29pm knots. Gusts Suntie--- 6:52am to 26 knots, Sunze~t---- 7:16pm 88 Bay conditions high------3-5 feet. Low------65 T Nv ol h h ol w d Vol. 32, No. 65 U.S. Naval Base., Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Monday, April 4, 1977 Investigation has begun FIRE DESTROYS GITMO SWINGERS CLUB

A fire late last night destroyed the Gitmo Swingers' clubhouse at Corinaso Point. The alarm was sounded at approximately 10:40 and the response was base- wide. A call went out to all off-duty firefighters to assist the fire station crew, which had four engines available to fight the blaze. In addition, all ships present in Gitmo provided teams. They came from the USS Lawrence, USS Saginaw and USCG Ingham. Two sections of base policemen were also dispatched. Many of the volunteers were Seabees, Marines and personnel from Gold Hill Barracks. A tugboat and off-duty ferry stood by, in case they were needed. The ferry would have transported a fire engine from Leeward Point. There were no reported injuries and a reflash watch was set at 1:42 this morning. An investigation has begun to determine the cause of the fire. Full details and filmed coverage will be on the 5:30 edition of TV-8 Newswatch today.

MWA World News Digest I at L"I

(Photos by M.C. Borden, B.K. Shumate and R.J. Izzo) Begins talks with Carter NEW YORK (UPI)--A recent decision by the Internal Revenue Service may require 18 friends and employes of Nelson Rockefeller to pay income tax on some of the gifts they received from the former vice president. Sadat arrives in Washington Rockefeller distributed gifts valued at a total of about $1.8 million between 1954 and 1974. Former Secy. of State Henry Kissinger, for one, WASHINGTON (UPI)--Egyptian Pres. received a $50,000 gift from Rockefeller. Anwar Sadat flew here yesterday, with high hopes of getting some an- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--A group of swers on the Middle East question, Vance briefs Carter American Nazis have until tomorrow and gaining a pledge from Pres. to clear out of a store here which Carter for U.S. military aid. on Soviet rejection they rented and converted into the Secy. of State Cyrus Vance greeted "Rudolph Hess Bookstore." The owner Sadat, who was immediately taken to WASHINGTON (UPI)--Secy. of State of the property, 67-year-old Nathan Blair House. The first Arab leader Cyrus Vance has declined to rule Green,. has issued an eviction notice to visit Washington since Carter out U.S. miscalculation as a reason that goes into effect tomorrow. The took office will be accorded a White for the Soviet rejection of American store has been the scene of several House welcome and begin three days strategic arms limitation proposals. disturbances between the Nazis and of talks with Carter today. Vance yesterday gave Pres. Carter the Jewish community. Sadat will carry a message for his first face-to-face assessment Carter from the Palestine Liberation of the arms negotiations in Moscow. BOSTON (UPI)--The independence Organization. The Egyptian head of Vance told reporters after that that created revolutionary America state also says he will try to get before flying here, Sadat urged formal White House session that will be placed on display again in the Americans to sell him some F-5 France and the European economic "no one can say that one never Massachusetts today as voters on to permit jet fighters. community to urge Israel makes any miscalculations." resort islands gather to consider at future Newspaper reports said Carter is Palestinian participation Carter told reporters the U.S. is whether to try to secede from the poised to give the go-ahead for the Geneva peace talks. still determined to succeed if pos- state. The issue will face all of he intends to invite sale to Egypt of up to 200 F5 fight- Sadat said sible to have a permanent friend- Nantucket's 3,000 voters, and about but did not er planes. Carter to visit Egypt, ship with the Soviet Union and to 400 residents of 14 other islands. might take place. Making a 24-hour stopover in Paris say when the visit have drastic reductions in depend- They are angered over a proposed ence on atomic weapons. redistricting plan that would elimi- ' . attempts to whitewash' The Soviets rejected two basic nate their two seats in the state American proposals. One was to legislature. ratify the Vladivostok Agreement Soviets accuse Carter and Vance between the two countries limiting MADRID (UPI)--Left wing supporters without deciding in a suburb here who defied a govern- MOSCOW (UPI)--The Soviet Union Podkluchikov wrote in Pravda's nuclear arsenals whether to include the American ment order against demonstrating were accused Pres. Carter and Secy. of weekly international review. cruise missile or the Soviet Back- scattered yesterday by police firing State Cyrus Vance yesterday of "un- The newspaper said Carter and fire bomber under the pact. smoke grenades. Police say at seemly attempts to whitewash" the Vance claimed the United States The other proposal was to cut the least one person was injured at a U.S. position at last week's abor- proposed "nearly complete disarma- leader number of each country's ballistic rally to enlist support for tpe le- tive arms talks. ment" and "distorted" Soviet missiles and strategic bombers from galization of left wing parties. The charge, leveled by the Commun- Leonid Brezhnev's statements at the to between 1,800 and 2,000. ist Party newspaper Pravda, was the talks. 2,400 It also called for the reduction EAST BERLIN (UPI)--Cuban Premier latest in a campaign to put the "These are unseemly attempts to of missiles with multiple warheads Fidel Castro said here yesterday that American administration in a bad whitewash the United States stand to between 1,112 and he met 2,500 Cuban soldiers and civ- light following Moscow's rejection of departure from the previous ac- from 1,320 current levels were ilians in Africa last week during a Carter arms limitation pro- cord, to show white as black and 1,200. The of two seven-nation tour. East German of talks. vice versa," Pravda said. agreed upon in negotiations in posals after three days leader Erich Honecker praised Cuba's "It is striking that hardly had The charge was reiteration of the Vladivostok in 1974. Carter says he expects to pursue role in Africa, saying that Communist the negotiations ended, when Pres. Soviet belief that Carter has re- successfully such a reduction with- state is strengthening what he J. Carter and Secy. of State Cyrus canted pledges former Pres. Gerald out cessation and with a great termed "anti-imperialistic positions" Vance made statements distorting Ford made to Brezhnev at Vladivostok deal of determination. in South America and Africa. the real state of affairs," Mai in 1974. Pape 2 Guantanamo Gazette Monday, April 4. 1977

Today's meetings Tomorrow's meetings

ALATEEN meets in McCalla Chapel GITMO BAY BRIDGE CLUB meets at at 7 p.m. For more information ( 7,p.m. at the COMO Club. Call Jim call 86871. Cossey at 85149 AWH. The club is Community open to all base residents. Don't forget Bulletin WATER STATUS YESTERDAY'S FIGURES Board TARGET CONSUMPTION: 1,200,000 STATE 0 ACTUAL CONSUMPTION: 1,381,000 TOTAL IN STORAGE: 14,782,000 TAXES -- " . ___.-.

Clubs and Organizations PATTI AND RHONDA BABE RUTH BASEBALL OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY SHORT COURSES FOR MAY Patti and Rhonda will be go-go There will be a meeting for all TOASTMASTERS' INTERNATIONAL will offer the fol- dancing at the Windjammer tomorrow 14 and 15 year olds that want to Old Dominion lowing short courses for May: The Gitmo chapter of Toastmasters' through April 10. Performances will play Babe Ruth Baseball this year Nonverbal Communication - one International will meet Wednesday be Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 5 p.m. tomorrow at Field no. one, credit, May 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. at 11:30 a.m. in the COMO Club, nights from 7:15 to 11; Friday and Cooper Field. All managers and Fish of Guantanamo Bay Cuba - one Principal speakers will be Mark Saturday nights from 8:15 to mid- coaches are encouraged to attend. credit, May 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7. Fennessy and Aston Wright. All mem- night: and, Sunday nights from 7:15 Public and Private Security - bers are urged to bring a guest. to 11. WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL three credits, May 9 to 21. Preparation for Marriage - three Special notices There will be an organizational credits, May 23 to June 4. GITMO BAY REFLEX PHOTO CLUB meeting for women's volleyball tomor- The cost of ODU courses is $26 per AMERICAN RED CROSS row at 1:30 in the Special Service's are There will be a special meeting credit-hour. Military personnel Conference Room. All teams that eligible for tuition assistance to of the Gitmo Bay Reflex Photo Club The American Red Cross has a list plan to enter the league this year pay three-quarters of the cost of tonight at 7. The purpose of of dates, locations and fees for the a representative. should send these courses. Anyone seeking tui- the meeting is to elect new officers National Aquatic, First Aid and tion assistance should contact the and discuss a possible field trip to Small Craft School to be held in May WIBC BOARD MEETING appropriate education office immed- Jamaica. For more information call and June. Inquiries are welcome at iately. For registration or infor- Bill Tucker at 98152 AT. the Red Cross Office. The annual WIBC Board meeting for mation contact Nancy Held at 95347 election of officers and lane di- or visit the library between noon EASTER EGG HUNT BAY HILL SWIMMING POOL rectors will be held Wednesday from and 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. 7 to 8 p.m. in the WIBC hut. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fleet Due to lack of use by the commun- Reserve Association will sponsor an ity, the Bay Hill swimming pool will BARSTOW HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES Easter egg hunt for the children of close indefinitely Monday, Education members Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Registration is underway for FRA home in Morin Center. For more the next session of classes leading NAUTICAL LANTERN The information call Pat Capps, 96291; toward a high school diploma. April Judy Kelly, 95572; or, Debbie LEARN TO SEW eight-week session will begin The Nautical Lantern will be clos- in Haclmaster at 99183. 11. Courses will be offered ed for approximately one month due Monday night sewing classes will government/history, English, mathe- to electrical and water repairs. begin April 11. Call 99183 for matics and remedial reading. The registration. CPO ADVISORY BOARD cost to the military student for one class is $39.50, with the Navy EASTER MORNING FERRY RUN There will be a meeting of the paying the remaining 75 per cent CAREER DAY pro- CPO Advisory Board Friday at 9 a.m. The ferry will depart the Leeward through the Tuition Assistance All interested Navy person- in the Topside Lounge of the CPO side landing at 6 a.m. Sunday to W.T. Sampson High School will con- gram. contact the Education Club, All members are requested to allow Leeward residents to attend duct its Third Annual Career Day nel should the Barstow attend. sunrise services. April 28. Information sheets will Services office or visit behind the be sent home with all high school College office located screen. Marines students this week. Speakers are Downtown Lyceum AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Schramm at the Commissary-Exchange needed in all careers. For more in- should see Capt. The Guantanamo Bay Amateur Radio formation call 99100 or 95576. Marine Barracks Education office. Club will meet at the clubhouse For more information contact tonight at 7:30. All members Katherine Rohe at 85307 between NURSERY SCHCOL REGISTRATION Fri- and anyone interested are invited FORD AND CHRYSLER noon at 4 p.m. Monday through REPRESENTATIVES AT NEX day. to attend. Registration for the 1977-78 The Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Nursery School year will be held at Corp. representatives will be at 7:30 p.m., April 12, at the Nursery TODAY'S GITMO BAY MOTORCYCLE CLUB the Navy Exchange until Friday. School on Marina Point. Children * TV-8 Information is available on all who will be between the ages three There will be a meeting of all Ford and Chrysler products. Don't and four by December 31, 1977, are Gitmo Bay Motorcycle Club members forget to sign up for the new car eligible. Tuition is $36 per month. MOVIES tonight at 8 in the home of being given away. A non-refunable registration fee of 0>4> Rick Sawtelle, 274-D Villamar. All $12 per child is charged. A birth requested to attend. certificate or other valid proof of members are CATALOG CUSTOMERS TV-B SCHEDULE FOR MONDAY Daily trophies will be presented AAFES age is required. The registration at this time The Marine Corps Exchange has been meeting will include a slide pres- 1:00 - General Hospital informed that there is a possible entation depicting "A Day at Nur- 1:35 - Movie: Secret Agent, Super misunderstanding by AAFES Catalog sery School" given by Mrs. Pola. Dragon customers in Guantanamo Bay. Some Volunteers for nominees to the 3:05 - Sesame Street COMMITTEE NAVSTA RECREATION persons are ordering merchandise board of governors, school year 4:10 - Wild Kingdom 1977-78, will be accepted at this 4:35 Perry Mason There will be a meeting of the that calls for overseas freight - meeting. If you are interested in Newswatch NavSta Recreation Committee Wednes- shipment. Orders of this type are 5:30 - being on the board, call 90192 or Pres. Carter at the United day at 1:30 p.m. in the Special restricted to overseas areas that 6:30 - 95359 for information. Nations Services' Conference Room. All mem- are supported by an AAFES exchange. Exchange patrons are requested to 7:00 - Carol Burnett bers are requested to attend. U.S, NAVAL GUANTANAMO BAY, check the shipment restrictions BASE CUBA 7:55 - Notes of Interest listed in the AAFES Catalog. Any- 8:00 - Happy Days one desiring to order an item that 8:30 - Chico and the Man cannot be shipped parcel post can 9:00 - The Rookies special order it through the ex- 10:00 - Newswatch Entertainment change. 10:15 - Movie: A Day at the Races 12:04 - Sign Off Cpt.John H. McConnell Capt ad W.SDCo Sports Coader Coadiag Officer LYCEUMS USO SHOW LCdr. Michael cherry .Public Affairs Officer Downtown - Abby, R 101 Bill Broo. Editor Gary and Teri, a "classy country TENNIS WEEKEND N2 Mike Sedtr.Reporte/Prod-tion Au. McCalla - Bound for Glory, PG rock" duo will perform at the Lee- Marine - Jaws of Death, PG ward Point Lyceum tonight. Showtime Participants in the tennis weekend Leeward Point - The Night Caller, R to Port Antonio, Jamaica, May 5 to 9, Gazette is published according to the is 7. Heles Guantanamo And regulations for ship ad station newspapers This group travelled with Pres. should pay the trip deposit at the CLUB MOVIES Carter last summer on his campaign Special Services Office by Friday. five times weekly~at governent expense, on g cement and performed at each whistle stop, The deposit for two people is $100, COMO - No movie, club closed is They more recently performed at and is refundable if cancellation the sparment .0 theitN=aw CPO - God Told Me to do It, R the presidential inauguration. received by April 22. Windjammer - No movie, club closed Monday, April 4, 1977 Guantanamo Gazette Page 3 Bodies arrive for identification

DOVER, Del. (UPI)--Two Pan FTG weekly ship schedule American cargo jets last evening delivered 326 wooden caskets con- taining the badly charred bodies of vacationers killed in aviation's worst tragedy. The bodies of 322 Americans and four Dutch citizens were taken to the Air Force Base mortuary here DATE OF TRAINING DATE OF for identification. They were vic- SHIP HULL NO. COMMANDING OFFICER ARRIVAL LIAISON OFFICER DEPARTURE tims of last Sunday's collision between a Pan Am 747 and a Dutch KLM USS Saginaw LST-1188 Cdr. R.A. Harris 2 Apr. 77 LCdr. Kreassig 29 Apr. 77 747 in the Canary Islands. USS Lawrence DDG-4 Cdr. L.A. Cangianelli 14 Mar. 77 Lt. Hicks 15 Apr. 77 Identification of the bodies is USCGC Ingham WHEC-35 Cdr. D.B. Thurnher 20 Mar. 77 Cdr. Eunley 8 Apr. 77 expected to begin today. USS Nipmuc ATF-157 Lt. M. Barbero 4 Apr. 77 CWO Laing 29 Apr. 77 As the first two caskets from the first plane were carried by Pan Am personnel to hearses, three minis- Soviets testing Carter ters bowed their heads and prayed for the victims. A chilly breeze blew and the overcast sky darkened the area. Baker sees arms agreement this year About 35 minutes after the plane landed, seven caskets were unloaded WASHINGTON (UPI)--Given a choice I guess they've done that with and placed in hearses to be trans- between the Russians and the Demo- every President since World War ported to the base's mortuary, crats, Senate Minority Leader Two.'" which was used during the Vietnam Howard Baker says he'll pick the At the same time, however, Baker war to receive the bodies of mili- Democrats every time. said he has doubts about the wisdom tary personnel. The Tennessee Republican comment- of emphasizing Soviet human rights, ed during questioning yesterday as Carter did shortly before Secy. on a broadcast interview, CBS's Vance went to Moscow. Baker said Face the Nation, about the recent he doubts this technique helps Fuel-efficient cars arms negotiations in Moscow. the Soviet dissidents. He said if the Russians were testing Pres. Carter with their In another broadcast interview are good for industry quick turndown of his arms control yesterday, NBC's Meet the Press, proposals, they should know that Republican Sen. Robert Packwood of Carter has bi-partisan support in Oregon said Carter appears to have NEW YORK (UPI)--Pres. Carter's this country. Baker tied arms negotiations to the As energy adviser, James Schlesinger, Baker also said he thinks there for the Soviet non-response civil liberties issue. Packwood when says legislating against gas-guz- will be an arms agreement between Secy. of State Vance was in said he thinks that's wrong. "I Moscow last zling cars as part of an energy the United States and Soviet Union, week, Baker said, think he's gone too far. I would conservation program will not dam- probably sometime this year. "There may be a testing going on. have stopped at the right to emi- age the auto industry or the na- grate," he said. tion's economy. Opens Easter Week Reminded that Carter has said the Responding to criticism from two issues are not linked, Packwood Detroit that taxing big, ineffi- said that, nevertheless, the timing cient cars would be simplistic, ir- Pope Paul VI addresses 50,000 gave the appearance of a link. responsible and shortsighted, Schlesinger said, "I guess that VATICAN CITY (UPI)--Pope Paul VI what's good for General Motors is distributed olive branches to mark still not necessarily what's good Palm Sunday and told 50,000 pilgrims Elections to be held for the United States." in St. Peter's Square yesterday the The reference harkened back more "rumblings of war" are paralyzing than 20 years to a remark by the progress towards world peace. in three states secretary of defense in the In his noon address from the Papal Eisenhower administration. Charles apartments overlooking the square, Wilson, who headed General Motors the 79-year-old white-robed pontiff If you're from New Jersey, your before joining the cabinet, drew a told the brightly dressed crowd un- state will hold both primary and storm of criticism when he said, in der a blue sky, "Episodes, symptoms general elections in 1977. The pri- effect, that what was good for GM and rumblings of war still rise up mary will be held June 7 for govern- was good for the nation. today in the life of the world and or, state senators and members of Schlesinger added later in his paralyze progress towards peaceful the general assembly. New Jersey's broadcast interview yesterday, ABC's coexistence, arousing hate and general election will be held Nov- Issues and Answers, that he believes greed and causing terrible harm to ember 8. the automobile industry can flourish a precarious peace." If you're from Kentucky, your by making fuel-efficient, clean state will hold both primary and automobiles. As Schlesinger put it, Earlier he celebrated a Palm general elections in 1977. The "There is nothing about the auto- Sunday mass in St. Peter's Basilica primary will be held May 24 for mobile that suggests it can only be before a congregation of 30,000. county officials, one half of the profitable if it lacks those char- Opening Easter Week with the tradi- state senators and all state repre- acteristics." tional commemoration of Christ's sentatives. Kentucky's general Asked whether the administration entry into Jerusalem, the red-robed election will be held November 8. approach on gasoline conservation Pope blessed 21 olive branches and If you're from Virginia, your will emphasize raising the price of distributed them to 21 cardinals state will hold both primary and the fuel or discourage the pur- before the ceremonies. solemn of the year in the Roman general elections in 1977. The chase of big, inefficient cars, Diplomats frum, around the world Catholic Church, will have a heavy primary will be held June 14 for Schlesinger said the current feeling accredited to the Holy See were schedule for the Pope, who has just governor, lieutenant governor, and is to have some mix. present at the ceremony. recovered from a bout of influenza. all members of the Virginia house of delegates. The Virginia general election will be held November 8. Pack 401 members Separate federal post card appli- cations for absentee ballots must Gitmo receive badges be submitted for each election in these states. Pack 401 held its monthly meeting recently. Cubmaster Dave Delong Dialogue presented the following badges: Den Two - Davis Bigham, denner, wolf badge with gold and silver arrow points; Danny Gillispie, assistance denner, bear badge with gold and silver arrow points; Skipper / Tomlin, silver arrow point. tb~ Den Eight - Bobby Lasswell, bob- Dear Gitmo Animal Lovers, cat badge; Mike Lasswell, wolf badge The U.S. Naval Hospital announces and gold arrow poirt; Jerome Towey, the following births for March: You go to the Deer Park Zoo. You bring your kids to see the animals. wolf badge and gold arrow point; A daughter, Sonia Marie, to GM2 You enjoy it, don't you? Well, it takes money, effort and time. Dennis Mayberry, wolf badge and one and Mrs. Kenneth J. Llewellyn, We need ideas on how to keep the zoo open (bring in the money). Will gold and six silver arrow points, March 7. Sunday morning at you take an interest? Bring your ideas to the zoo advanced to Weblos Den One. A daughter, Maureen Ella, to UTC 9. Let's have a little help and "jam" session. Weblos Den Two - Jeff Grant, and Mrs. Charles M. Lyon, March 10. Our regular meeting is tomorrow night, at 374B Kittery Beach. We need sportsman; Edwin Martinez, athlete; A son, James Gregory Jr., to MMI you! If we don't come up with some ideas and help, we will have to close Chris Willet, citizen, craftsman and Mrs. James G. Thomson, March 13. the zoo for good April 15. and engineer; Tommy Boll, advanced A duaghter, Heather Nelani Get with it, Gitmoites! to scouting. Cardenas, to AZ2 and Mrs. Robert W. The monthly activity was a sail- ,Queer, March 18. Ginger Hillyer, treasurer boat regatta. Den Four took first A daughter, Stephanie Kay, to EN2 85882 DWH, 85311 AWH place; Weblos Den Two, second place; and Mrs. Steven L. Kaufman, March Deer Park Zoo Committee and, Den Eight, third place. 19. Page 4 anamo Gazette Monday, April 4, 1977

Andretti wins U.S. Grand Prix West

LONG BEACH (UPI)--Mario Andretti took the lead from Jody Schecter only three laps from the finish LITTLE LEAGUE OPENS: Capt. J.H. McConnell, ComNavBase, throws yesterday to score a dramatic vic- out the first ball opening the Guantanamo Bay Little League tory in the U.S. Grand Prix West season Saturday. Left, Ramon Liam takes a swing during the here. opening game in the Senior League, in which the Yankees defeat- Andretti edged pole-sitter Niki ed the Dodgers 17-3. In the other Senior League game the Bears Lauda by scant. feet at the finish, beat the Reds 6-4. In the Junior League the Tigers won 16-5 after a razor close race the entire over the Rangers, and the Braves defeated the Pirates 20-14. distance between the top three In Tee Ball it was: Cubs 21, Phillies 12; Bears 17, Red Sox 12; finishers. Scheckter wound up Mets 17, Tigers 16; Cards 17, Indians 15. (Photos by JOC M.F. third. Jacobsen) Andretti averaged a record of nearly 87 miles an hour around the two-mile course through the streets Edwards wins Greensboro of downtown Long Beach. Open The race was without serious mis- early going knocked world champion hap. But a multi-car tangle in the James Hunt out of contention. GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPI)--Danny tied for eighth at 284. He won Edwards has won the Greater nearly $6,000, and became only the Greensboro Open Golf Tournament 13th man to go past the $1 million Borg here. Edwards calmly and confi- mark in career earnings. outplays Vilas dently shot a round of par-72 yes- NICE, France (UPI)--Bjorn Borg terday for a four-stroke victory, interest than through Vilas' back- of Sweden outplayed Argentinian hand crosses, his first win after three years on to the disappointment Whitworth captures Guillermo Vilas 6-4, the tour. 1-6, 6-2, 6-0 of some 2,500 spectators. in two hours yesterday in a drab Edwards finished the tournament The blonde Swede relied on alter- final to the $50,000 Nice Grand with a 72-hole total of 276, nating hard forehands with heavy 12 un- Dinah Shore Prix Tennis Tournament. der par. He collected $47,000 top-spin and his renowned double- Borg, winner last year at from the total purse of $235,000. fisted backhand to wear his oppon- Wimbledon and in the World Champ- Edwards also gained an exemption ent down, as both men slugged it ionship of Tennis final at Dallas, from qualifying at least through Winners Circle out without approaching the net. was never in trouble against the Vilas was hampered not only by 1978, a trip to Augusta, Ga., for PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI)--Vet- 24-year-old left-hander from Mar the hot sun but also by the after- next week's Masters, and a spot in eran Kathy Whitworth has won the Del Plata. effects of a tough semifinal duel the prestigious Tournament of richest event on the women's pro Borg, 20, seemed to lose the against Hungarian Balasz Taroczy Champions the following week. golf tour, scoring a one-stroke second set more through lack of Saturday. George Burns and Larry Nelson victory yesterday in the $305,000 finished in a tie at 280. Each Dinah Shore Winners Circle. carded 72s yesterday. Grier Jones Whitworth shot a final round 71 birdied his last two holes for a to finish one over par at 289. She Randle to meet Rangers hierarchy 69 and fourth place at 281. Dr. earned $36,000. Gil Morgan was next with a 282. Joanne Carner and longshot Sally ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI)--Recalci- Lucchesi, who was knocked out in Al Geiberger, defending his title Little finished a stroke behind at trant second baseman Lenny Randle, the one-sided fight, later under- despite the death of his father in 290, two over par for the event who hospitalized his manager with a went surgery to repair a triple the jet collision in the Canary here. Carol Mann finished two series of quick punches, meets with fracture of the cheekbone. Islands last weekend, had a 71 and strokes back of Whitworth with a the Texas Rangers hierarchy today to Since the attack which 291 total. took place discuss his possible future in on the field before started players baseball. and sportswriters, Randle, 29, has General manager Dan O'Brien has been under suspension. The Rangers V/ r been charged with heading the in- have been attempting to trade the vestigation into last Monday's in- versatile infielder, but so far cident which sent manager Frank without results. Lucchesi to the hospital prior to an exhibition game at Orlando, Fla. All ads will be run one time only. Lafayette Dynacom 12A five-watt You must submit your ad each time walkie-talkie with crystals install- you want it to be printed. Ads may ed for channels 2, 7, 10 and 14. Pro scores be submitted by calling 951144 be- Call 85842 AT and leave name and NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION fore 4 p.m. or by dropping it in one phone number for ET1 Jackson or stop Sports briefs of the drop boxes located at the by GHB any Wednesday between 1 and Washington 115, N.Y. Nets 97 Navy Exchange and Flagship Mess. 4 pm. N.Y. Knicks 130, Buffalo 111 Ads which discriminate on the basis Chicago 101, New Orleans 82 TULSA, Okla. (UPI)--A part of a of race, sex, creed, color or na- Boston 96, Philadelphia 90 grandstand collapsed during a rain- tional origin will not be accepted. wanted Portland 119, Seattle 104 delay of a baseball exhibition game The staff reserves the right to re- Cleveland 113, Kansas City 107 between the Houston Astros and Texas write any ad i deems necessary. Junked CB and stereo radios to buy Milwaukee 120, Indiana 112 Rangers here. Seventeen persons for parts. Call 85842 AT and leave Atlanta 111, San Antonio 103 were sent to the hospital. A spokes- name and Phone number for ET1 Denver 124, Phoenix 109 man said the grandstand gave in un- for sale Jackson or stop by OHB any Wednesday Los Angeles 115, Detroit 107 (OT) der the weight of the large number between 1 and 4 p.m. of spectators huddled at the top NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE seeking shelter from a rain and Sunfish sailboat, $400. Call 85849 Doberman Pincer male puppy. Call hail storm. DWN, ask for Lt(j.g.) Walker. 96206. Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 3 (Tie) Vancouver 6, Minnesota 3 HILTON HEAD, S.C. (UPI)--Chris 1970 Pontiac LeMans Sport, 2-door giveaway Buffalo 7, St. Louis 3 Evert spoiled Billie Jean King's hardtop, power steering and brakes, Boston 7, Toronto 4 comeback by thrashing the former A/C, 350 cu.in., bucket seats, good Rabbits, male and female. Call Montreal 2, Washington 1 tennis queen, 6-0, 6-1, for the rubber, S1,nnn. Call 951247 OWn or 85445 AWH. Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 2 Family Circle Cup here. It was 951220 AWH. N.Y. Islanders 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 Evert's 106th victory in a row on services Cleveland 4, Chicago 2 clay. She hasn't lost a clay court Pontoon boat, must sell, bottom re- Los Angeles 6, Colorado 4 match since August 1973. Evert recently redone, complete with 9.5 ceived $25,000, pushing her earn- and 25HP motors, outstanding condi- Federal and state income tax prepar- WORLD HOCKEY ASSOCIATION ings for the year over $200,000. tion. Call 951180 AT. ed by experienced tax consultant. Forms supplied with federal returns. Indianapolis 7, Houston 3 LONDON (UPI)--Eddie Dibbs' three- 1971 VW Beetle, $1,200 or best offer. Call 99191 for appointment. Winnipeg 6, Calgary 4 set victory over Vital Gerulaitis See at 9-B Granadillo Point or call San Diego 7, Quebec 0 in the finals of the London Tennis 90209 AT. Reliable couple with son would like Tournament assured the young Florid- to housesit from lay 2 to June 3. EXHIBITION BASEBALL ian of a place in the WCT finals in 1963 Studebaker. See at NAS boat- Contact B"'l Stoots at Leeward Point Dallas next month. Gerulaitis shed or call 85521 AT. Base Police, 64319 or 64266. Detroit 5, N.Y. Yankees 0 blamed the officials for the loss, Chicago Cubs 3, San Francisco 0 saying, "There were so many mistakes 1973 VW bug, excellent condition, CB marine and general equipment re- Seattle 8, Cleveland 3 when balls were near the line that I $1,975. Call 951188 AWA. paired and installed. Contact ET1 Oakland (split) 9, Milwaukee 7 had no faith in the officials." Jackson at 85842, STG2 Childers at San Diego 6, Oakland (split) 5 1972 Suzuki GT380 street bike, ex- 85106 or stop by GHB, room B209 Los Angeles 3, California 0 DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI)--The Rebel cellent mechanical condition; 1973 any Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh (split) 0 500 finish was the most confusing in Suzuki street bike, outstanding con- Pittsburgh (split) 3, Toronto 2 the race's 21-year history. Darrell dition, needs minor repair, both Cakes baked and decorated for all Kansas City 7, Baltimore 3 Waltrip, Bobby Allison and Richard $800. Call Steve at 85585 AWH or size parties. Call 85649 AT. Minnesota 12, Atlanta 8 Petty raced to the checkered flag 85621. Montreal 1, N.Y. Mets 0 and the fans had to wait to see Experienced child care in my home Chicago White Sox 4, Boston 3 which car pulled into the victory 12X19 blue carpet, pad and runner, for working mothers, Yonday through Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 6 lane before knowing who had won. must see to appreciate, excellent Saturday, ages three and un. Call Texas 11, Houston 7 Waltrip nipped the other two to post condition. Call 95533 AT. 97174 AT. Los Angeles 3, California 0 his first super-speedway victory.