COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN, Sunday. Sept. 30, 1979 Page 5B Cubs stall Pirate pennant drive --Sports in brief United Press International Mick Braves 2, Reds 0 PITTSBURGH Kelleher scored on a throw- Watson assumes lead ing by with two out in the top of CINCINNATI Larry McWilliams scored his the 13th Saturday, giving the a 7-- 6 third victory of the year with the ninth inning relief victory over the and throwing Mazzilli's homer in the third inning drove in Frank aid of Gene Garber and Ed Miller stole home in the the race back into confusion. Taveras, who had singled, and , on fifth inning to pace Atlanta to a victory over the Na- at of Golf The Pirates' loss, coupled with 's 3--2 tri- base with a . In the sixth, Norman homered af- tional League West champion . umph over Phillies, dropped Pitts- ter and : had been United Press International in 1959, played in three World Series All-St- burgh's lead to one game over the second-plac- e Ex- walked by Sykes, now 4-- 3. Astros 3, Dodgers 0 and two ar games with the pos. The Cards also had two runs in the fifth on double Tom Watson, trying to become Cards and in three league champi- a LOS ANGELES J.R. Richard and Joe Sambito The two teams are even in the loss column and the by Dane Iorge and a homer by . They the first professional golfer ever to onships with the Phillies. combined on a five-hitt- er to lead to a victory Pirates have one regularly scheduled game to play. If came close to tying the game in the eighth on two win $500,000 in a season, fired over Los Angeles. five-under-- par the Pirates fail to clinch on Sunday, Montreal will runs on singles by Jim Lentine, Oberkfell and Her- a 65 Saturday to Ron GuMry, the Yan- Richard, 18-1- 3, struck out 11 and walked two over travel to Atlanta Monday for a makeup double-head- er nandez and a sacrifice by Kennedy, but the rally grab the lead at the halfway point of kees' southpaw pitching ace, ful- - I the seven . His 313 are a Na- with the Braves. ended when bounced out to second. first the $400,000 World Series of Golf in filled a long time ambition by play- tional League record for a right-hande- r, 10 more than If the teams remain tied after those games, they Akron, Ohio. ing centerfield Saturday in a game he recorded last season. 68-651- 33 would play off for the division title on Tuesday, thus Expos 3, Phillies 2 Watson's gave him a with the Blue Jays. With delaying the start of the National League playoffs by one-stro- ke lead over Lon Hinkle's two out in the top of the ninth inning Pinch-hitt- er 5 re- 6, 67-671- MONTREAL Dave Cash greeted Giants Padres 34 one day. after two rounds. Tied for and the Yanks ahead 9-- 3, one-o- ut liever Tug McGraw a single to right to 67-681- 35, with Johnnie LeMaster singled in third were Tom Kite at called time and pinch-runn- er score Tim Raines from third base with four-ru- n 67-681- 35 Mets 8, Cardinals 7 to cap a eighth inning rally Lee Trevino at and Larry brought Guidry in from the the winning in the ninth inning and give Montreal 68-6- giving San Francisco a victory over San Diego. Nelson at 7 135. to replace in cen- ST. LOUIS Lee Mazrilli and a victory over Philadelphia. 5-- 6, two-stro- each crucial Tom Griffin, notched the victory by pitching Andy Bean, who held a ke terfield. Guidry had chances three-ru- n no at homer off Bob Sykes the game two games six-und- er a to give New York The Expos came into behind one scoreless inning and Gary Lavelle, who pitched lead with a sizzling par 64 his new position. its fifth straight win, a victory over St. Louis. the Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League East. the ninth, earned his 20th . in the first round, faltered and shot a five-ov- er par 75, which left him I far back in the pack with a 139 total. Tennis Adriano Panatta of Italy em- Royals' win clinches second in AX. West Nancy Lopez, the leading money ployed a powerful service to upset 5-unde- winner on the tour, shot a r-par Vitas GerulaiUs of the United five-stro- 67 to open a ke lead en- States, 4-- 6, 6-- 1, 6-- 4, in the semifinals KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) tory over Minnesota. Jamie Yankees 9, Blue Jays 4 tering the final round of a $150,000 of the first European Champion- Quirk doubled home Darrell Thomas belted a 436-foo- t, two-ru-n Porter IJPGA golf tournament at Dal- ships at Marbella, Spain.In the fi- with the tie-breaki- ng in- homer into the left-cent- er field stands NEW YORK Bobby Murcer hit run in the 54-ho- 12-under-- fifth par las. Lopez had a le total of nal, Panatta will face Bjorn Borg, a ning Saturday night to to highlight the Brewers' three-ru- n two home runs and Jim Spencer and give Kansas 7-- 6-- 204. Canadian 5, 1 Solo- 6-- of Chicago White Sandra winner over Harold City 2 triumph rout the Sox. first inning. hit one apiece to help a over the Oakland Post was in second place, five shots mon. A's clinched Tommy John and the New York Yan- that second place 3-un- in the off the pace der 6, Angels 3 kees beat Toronto. after posting a for the Royals. Rangers 69. With that run Porter became only ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) Rich- 1 Spencer hit a two-ru- n homer to key a Auto racing - Indians 4, Orioles three-ru- n the second in the major-leagu-e ie scored from third base with the third. Jackson had a three-ru- n Baseball Austrian Niki Lauda, World For- 2sk CLEVELAND Cliff Johnson belted history to score 100 runs, drive in 100 winning run on 's infield homer in the fourth, and Murcer catcher Tim mula 1 champion in 1975 and 1977, a pinch-h- it three-ru- n homer and Dan hit solo in fifth eighth. 100 Coch- Raj-sic- shots the and 17-ye- from runs and stroke hits. Mickey hit in the fourth inning and Dave h McCarver, a ar major league has announced his retirement Splillner allowed four hits in 8 1--3 in- Ca- rane was the first in 1932. pitched 5 1-- 3 innings of two-h- it re- 5 veteran, will baseball motor racing on the eve of the nings to Cleveland's win over Red Sox 8, Detroit retire from 6-- spark in lief to lead the to a 3 season, a official an- nadian Grand Prix Montreal. . DETROIT Carl Yastrzemski's after this team Mariners 9, White Sox 2 victory over the California Angels. nounced. "I suddenly realized that there After spotting the Orioles a 1-- 0 lead pinch-h- it snapped a 4-- 4 tie are better things in life for me to do CHICAGO (UPI) Willie McCarver, 37. will retire after the - Horton's on Billy Smith's sixth homer in the in the eighth inning and helped give than sitting in a racing car and stu- two-ru- n three-ru- n Brewers 11, Twins 8 Phillies' final 1979 game against homer capped a fourth inning, the Indians bounced Boston a victory over Detroit. 30-- Montreal today. He broke into the pidly circling a circuit," the third inning and Floyd Bannister and BLOOMINGTON, Minn. to Mike Fla- bases-loade- d Gorman back in the seventh hand Yastrzemski's fly ball year-ol- d Austrian said." j er with the St. Louis Cardinals Shane Rawley combined on a three-hitt- Thomas' 45th homer and Ben Oglivie's nagan his ninth loss against 23 victo- scored , who added his majors to pace the to a 9-- 2 three hits powered Milwaukee to a vie-- ries. 10th homer of the season in the ninth. Elway s passing leads Stanford past Boston College

United Press International which snapped a 13-ga-me losing streak half, to lead the Rams over rival Arizona St. 45, ry over the Wildcats. with a victory over Villanova last Wyoming. Oregon St. 0 Trailing 9-- 6 at halftime, the Grizzlies STANFORD, Calif. - Ken Marge-ru-m, Far West week, slipped to 1-- 2. Wyoming scored its points on two struck early in the third quarter, fol- the Pacific-1- 0 Conference's lead- With Stanford nursing a 1W) lead touchdown passes by quarterback Phil CORVALI.IS. Ore. Senior quar- lowing a Kent Clausen pass intercep- ing pass receiver a year ago with 53 re- Nabor followed with a 44-ya-rd field early in the second half, Kevin Mac-Mill- an Davis and a 41-ya- rd field goal by terback Mark Malone ran for three tion on Weber State's second play of

7-po- ceptions, caught nine passes and goal before Boston College, a int picked off a pass by Palazzola Wayne VanDerloo. touchdowns and passed for another the second half. scored three touchdowns, two of them underdog, scored its first touchdown and ran it 15 yards to the BC 46. Elway and freshman defensive back Mike Washington 49, from freshman quarterback John El- with a little more than 11 minutes re- then hit on four passes to take the Brigham Young 31, Richardson played an inspired game, way, in leading Stanford to 33-1-4 victo- maining in the game. Cards into the end zone and a comfort- helping Arizona State defeat Oregon 14 Texas-ElPaso- 7 Fresno St. over College. Jay Palazzola scored for the Eagles 17-- 0 State. ry Boston able lead. SEATTLE Ninth-ranke- d Washing- 1-- 33-ya- 7-y- ard 1 rd on then Elway fin- Wilson Arizona State is in conference Margerum caught a pass a run and The next time Stanford got the ball, PROVO, Utah Marc passed ton fell behind Fresno State in the ear- 12-ya- 2-- 22-ya- rd work with rd fourth-quart-er play and 2 for the season. Oregon from Turk Schoenert to set up a ished his afternoon's a Elway completed five of eight throws for 326 yards and a pair ly going but recovered quickly and to Banks. State is 0-- 4 overall and 0-- 2 in the con- field goal by Ken Naber, then scoring pass Gordon It for 63 yards and another touchdown. touchdowns in powering unbeaten crushed the Bulldogs. grabbed a 4-y-ard throw from Schoe- gave Elway three touchdowns for the Brigham Young to an easy win over ference. nert for his first touchdown and a 10--0 game, the first time a freshman Stan- Texas-E-l Paso. picked up 14--7 first Colorado State 20, Montana 23, Weber St. 16 Fresno State a Stanford lead. ford quarterback has been as success- 16 UTEP's defense slowed Wilson in the quarter lead on touchdowns by tail- Wyoming 7-- 1-y- Elway replaced Schoenert in the sec- ful. first half and the Miners led 3 until MISSOULA, Mont. The University back Ken Lovely on a ard plunge 2-- ond half and connected quickly on scor- The victory gave Stanford a 2 re- LARAMIE, Wyo. Colorado State late in the half turning a Wilson fum- of Montana Grizzlies turned three third and tight end Scott Scambray on a 16-ya- rd ing throws of 14 and 17 yards to Marge-ru- m cord and made up for an embarrassing quarterback Keith Lee fired three ble into a touchdown Dave Stone's quarter turnovers by Weber State into pass from quarterback Gary Kai-

24-- 17-- 10 24-ya- rd as Stanford built a 0 lead. loss the week before to Army. BC, touchdown passes, all in the second scoring pass to Larry Smith. 17 points for a come-from-behi- nd victo- - ser.

Rock Bridge running back undergoes surgery 4FACLUBCAIJSALE I David Nichols, a running back for P said. "We needed to adjust to our op- Rock Bridge High School, was taken to Ij&esd day, Dickens gave its only 11 Because of a recent consignment of superior calves, and Boone County Hospital roundup singles win, defeating Mary Boyer 6-- 3, ponent's blocks and we never did." for an Eg to prepare calves for m 3-- 6-- in to provide enough time these emergency appendectomy Saturday 6, 3, and Fudemberg and Wilson The Tigers are on the road again next order to win weekend, travelling to Iowa City for the 1 sale, a club calf sale will be held Saturday, November 10, m morning, and John Henage 97th. combined the first doubles match and Mark Zwonitzer 6-2,7- f expects him to be out for the rest of the -6. Iowa Invitational. B 1979. 10 a.m.. at the Boone County Fair Grounds (rather than David Burk placed 107th and was H October 6th as previously announced.) Anyone with show- - season. Rock Bridge's highest finisher. Nichols, ring potential to consign, or for further information, 1 a senior, scored two The Bruins best runner, Kirk Sloan, Volleyball Basketball B steers touchdowns and rushed for 46 yards was a victim of exaustion, and did not The Missouri volleyball team finished Friday night when fifth-rank- ed Rock 8 finish the race. He had won five con- fourth in the Badger Invitational at The Missouri. ticket office mailed this 1 Ross Swoff ord, 35-1- 2. Bridge defeated Kirksville 8-9- -2. secutive meets. Madison, Wis., dropping its record to season's basketball ticket renewal 449-254- 1 For the season, Nichols rushed for 247 University Extension Center j forms Tuesday. Prices for the tickets I yards scored four touchdowns. and eight-tea- m y Curtis 4748320 Soccer In the the second day of the are: general public, $67; faculty-priorit- I Steve tournament, the Tigers "played seats (sections A and B, rows 474-580- 4 1 Hall of Fame The UMC soccer club I Ralph Gates battled back in outstanding" assistant coach Bethel 1,2,3) $67 and non-priori- ty faculty, $45. the Former Missouri basketball Coach second half, but couldn't come up Stout said, and defeated defending Children aged 18 and under can pur- in- 1 SALE SPONSORED BY BOONE COUNTY FARM BUREAU 5 Wilbur "Sparky" Stalcup will be with the tying goal as the team fell to tournament champions Northwestern chase season tickets in section D for into Missouri's Sports Hall of Florissant Valley Community College, 15-- 15-- ducted 2, 2. But the day turned sour when $12. Fame posthumously at a luncheon at 1--0. Missouri lost its next two eames to Center Novemeber 3. Flaying on Faurot the Hearnes Field after the Wisconsin-L- a Crosse, 15-- 3, 15-- 2, and to Missouri-Texa- s coached the basketball game, the Tiger club 15-1- Stalcup St. Goud in a consolation battle, 1, i 1946 1962 held Valley Coiumbks Police Officers Association presents: J Tigers from through and was Flo scoreless in the second 15-1- 0. he half. The Com- Missouri's director of athletics when club hosts State Fair "We made just too many individual died in 1972. He served for 35 years as a munity College, 4 p.m. Wednesday at mistakes,"Tiger coach Debbie Duren collegiate coach and administrator, Epple Field. and compiled a career coaching record of 347 wins and 235 losses. Tennis The induction ceremony wll start at 10 a.m., prior to the Missouri-Nebrask- a The Missouri women's tennis team Amsrban Eagta football game. split in two matches, defeating Western Fi Kentucky 7-- 2, and losing to Nor- Cross Country thwestern 7--2 at Southern Illinois. Hickman and Rock Bridge traveled In the first match, freshman Helen to the Kansas City Southeast In- Wilson, playing in the No. 1 spot, lost to vitational with the Kewpies finishing Western Kentucky's Sandy Leslie 6-- 4, 6--0, 12th among 34 teams. but the Tigers won all other singles The Kewpies' Jay Blossom finished competitions. Ann Neuburger, playing 45th among the 167 runners. His time of in the No. 2 spot, defeated Kathy Ferry, 13:21 was Hickman's best of the season. 6-- 2, S-- 0; No. 3 Nancy Dickens beat Betsy Other Hickman finishers were: Budgon 6-- 3, 6-- 1; Nancy Fudemberg Shane Westhoelter, 61st; Steve beat Cathy Dummers 6-- 1, 6-- 2; Shawns 7-- 6-- flw Fse&y Caopsct Ganaway, 69th; Keith Martin, 72nd; Guilfoil beat Lauri Leslie 5, 0 and dy 4-wfe- Cyndy Gilliam defeated Susan Kepley wl& AetooBstic cel Srfve

6-3,- 6-2. We're Staring H TODAY The other Tiger loss came in the No. 1 Mansfield doubles match. zmmmimms,. will leave Jays Against Northwestern later in the 303 Eot. loop 701. 449-399- 1 TORONTO (UPI) For three years the , the roost sue-cwsful-ly marketed expansion club in baseball history, have played as if their first Cason never ended. The Blue Jays will announce Sunday at that Manager Roy m affi&Agg 63 Bftgggsfts eg vesa Bsanaa HartsBeld, who has endured three 1 1 fig HittWi nofiiti mrficww (SO yttn tmftritna In product tra). now wtotting jKH straight seasons of over 100 losses as ti the Bhis Jays' only manager, will H BagsSsfiawekod. Wepwyrte5c5art8, &S7, 553t. W not return to the club next year. fH Tea rested tfte Sstfsf. (Bat vesSag) m The 54year-ol- d manager's departure had been widely predicted after the H $SM3.3fet4B,6$9.e9PeTimiAlR?UTf&i I Jays showed few signs of improvement M YOU MAY HAVf 18,36, C 54 ACCOMS (EACH ACCOUNT) RiQUiaB SJ33.UO IMVBTftSff. If this year and clubhouse fuedlng H THIS 1$ A BOMARKOffW. If YOUOO NOT MHTTK ABOVE HNAMC1M KQUIKMENT LETS NOT 1 erupted openly for the first time in the m WASTEw""w,vEACH OTHStS TIME. ffi dub's history. M roaFmoaueowtKsmMiaravuwaui 1 m JU8MB8M,C8USfi8U,(314)44S-BS- n W The Jays dropped a 94 decision to m, 8m?TO8gWS23QAY,ieAMT08Hi M the Saturday to run their record to a humiliating S3 wins against 1C9 losses.