Energy Tip of the Day Gunk' helps prevent space shuttle's launch ENERGY CONSERVATION IS the situation and ordered the mis- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI)--CBS an- Human engineers insisted that a pressure sion delayed for about a week. RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERYONE! chorman Dan Rather may have said it slight dip in fuel cell THE Quoting one spokesman, "I think the all for half a million space fans- was no problem, but the computer was problem is that at this point we jamming Cape Canaveral and millions nervous about it and that was that. don't know all of the systems per- more yesterday morning when he said, After tracking the trouble to low to the fectly. We learn as we go along." If you "carpool" "To err is human. To really foul up, pressure in an oxygen system, tech- or on other errands Exchange you've got to have a computer." nicians said contamination in lubri- be Astronauts Joe Engle and Richard with a neighbor, you'll Actually, the space shuttle Colum- cant in two of three auxiliary hy- one car, you'll Truly, both awaiting their first using only bia's ground computer did not err. draulic power units was reason enough share with into orbit, spent more than five have more time to It did it's job--the way an umpire to postpone the flight. trip you'll be saving hours in the shuttle's cockpit, lying friends and does when he calls a close one and Columbia had been cleared for on their backs and looking at the sky. gasoline! says, "you're out!" He may be right, launch even though those monitoring But they were smiling when they re- but the fans hate him anyway. the countdown knew of the contamina- turned to ground level, saving they NASA's sophisticated ground comput- tion, which they called "gunk," in will decide today whether to remain er, which controls the final phase of about $25 worth of lubricant. DOING YOUR PART? at Cape Canaveral through the delay ARE YOU the launch, yelled "you're out" just Putting all the problems together, their homes in Houston. dannfro lift ff_ space agency officials re-evaluated or return to 31 secondsstrom to t. News Digest TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)--It was a scene . niscent of those typical of the days 52 Americans were held hos- tage in Iran. Nearly 250,000 Iran- ians converged on the former U.S. GAZETTE embassy in Tehran yesterday to cele- brat the second anniversary of the Bay, Cuba seizure of the hostages. They beat Guantanamo their chests, and screamed "Islam is victorious! Reagan is defeated!" It out- was the largest demonstration Thursday, November 5, 1981 side the now-shuttered embassy since Volume 36 Number 212 the 52 hostages were freed on Jan. 20th, the day of Ronald Reagan's inauguration. The only difference yesterday was that Reagan replaced to buy weapons from Soviet Union Jimmy Carter as the target of the Hussein anti-American slogans. King Hussein by Is- WASHINGTON (UPI)--Reagan adminis- During his U.S. stay, Meanwhile, a statement made marks to American of- Yitzhak Sha- FRANKFURT, W. Germany (UPI)--Some tration officials Wednesday night is giving high raeli Foreign Minister as he winds up his visit to is viewed by some ob- 10,000 people protesting the con- said King Hussein of Jordan has de- ficials mir yesterday capitol. criticism of the struction of a new airport runway cided to buy Soviet-built surface- the nation's servers as a new monarch says he'll tell an at the Frankfurt airport surround- to-air missiles. And the Saudi peace plan. leaders that parti- ed a local TV-radio station yester- It will be the ruler's first pur- upcoming summit of Arab Shamir told parliament that extremely fa- Si- day, as several hundred others ram- chase of Soviet weaponry. Hussein his "impressions are cipation in the U. S.-sponsored be in paged through the building. A sta- had relied on a U.S.-built air de- vorable and encouraging." nai peacekeeping force must report that tion spokesman said the protesters fense system. Hussein said he'll the framework of the Camo David Reagan "has not shut the said Israel demanded a special program on the The Jordanian leader flew to the President oeace process. And he on the Saudi Mideast from runway issue. U.S. last Sunday and met with Pres- door firmly" would disqualify any nation any ident Reagan Monday and Tuesday. peace plan. joining the force that expouses hopes the Camp David MIAMI (UPI)--Forecasters say trop- Hussein told Defense Secretary The king also said he policy contradicting the "able to make and Egypt. ical Katrina picked up strength as Caspar Weinberger Tuesday "that the United States will be accords between Israel says it it swept through the Cayman Islands deal was signed" with the Russians. a contribution" to a Mideast neace e Also, the State Department "congress- some 150 miles west-northwest of A State Department spokesman had no settlement based on the Saudi pro- is aware of what it calls proposed s aica. They say the late-season comment on the sale. postal. ional concerns" over the packing winds up withcttheisRussians. sale of communications satellite , whichcenralCub.d is ealws siged" L 5 miles an hour, could become equipment to an Arab consortium. said, because a hurricane today before it reaches And, the department of those concerns it's withdrawing the plan for "further review." Jurors said they agreed with the and (UPI)--Six prison MEMPHIS (UPI)--Elvis Presley's doc- The consortium includes Libya CONNECTICUT defense, who characterized the guards at Connecticut's maximum- tor was acquitted yesterday of crim- the PLO. physician as a "good Samaritan." prison in Somers were in- overprescribing addictive security inally Prosecution witnesses testified jured, and one guard taken hostage drugs to the rock 'n' roll star, in the month-long trial that Pres- top leaders in a three-hour disturbance last despite claims by prosecutors that Poland's ley received 19,000 doses of drugs night that started with a fight Presley carried the drugs to his from Nichopoulos during the last 31 among inmates. The prison's sec- grave. months of his life, and had to be ond-shift supervisor was released ills hospitalized seven times for treat- Discuss country's unharmed and the prison declared A criminal court jury in Memphis, ment of drug abuse. secured. None of the guards was Tenn., took three-and-a-half hours to find Dr. George Nichopoulos in- WARSAW (AP)--The three top leaders seriously hurt. The jury refused to buy prose- nocent of all counts of prescribing of Poland may have opened the door cutors' arguments that Nichopoulos participation by the Solidarity WASHINGTON (UPI)--There's a new thousands of uppers, downers, and to violated accepted medical standards federation in the management for people who are sensi- painkillers to Presley and eight labor warning and broke the law in prescribing economy. other patients, including singer of the country's sagging tive to food additives. Research- drugs for his patients. ers say eating food made with mono- Jerry Lee Lewis. Labor chief Lech Walesa, Commun- sodium glutamate, a common flavor ist Party chief Wojciech Jarusel- enhancer, can cause "Chinese restau- use leads to disastrous future ski and Archbishop Jozef Glemp met rant asthma." That's a potentially Students' marijauna yesterday -to discuss Poland's pro- fatal ailment. Large amounts of blems. And the official "Pap" news out of every will deteriorate, MSG are often added to oriental WASHINGTON (UPI)--One relationships agency says the session was a pre- will face a they will experience frequent food. The research report is in 10 high school seniors and lude to what it calls "further es- through of suicide. this week's "New England Journal of future of drug dependancy thoughts sential consultation." say marijuana deludes Medicine." their use of marijuana. That's The experts achie- what drug experts told the Senate students into thinking their Subcom- while the re- CALIFORNIA (AP)--Another California Labor and Human Resources vement is enhanced possible Abuse they are getting Haig foretells parole board hearing is over. And mittee on Alcoholism and Drug ality is that they do. The acted mass murderer Charles last week. worse at everything a gloomy picture n won't be leaving orison this They said the use e' marijuana testimony painted who trade active time around. At its annual exami- will lead students to a disasterous for students NATO nuclear blast in school for a quick nation Wednesday, Manson told the future. That their self image will participation board that what he termed the "nut be very low, their family and school high. WASHINGTON (UPI)--Secretary of State ward" has left him with "no mind." Alexander Haig warned yesterday Manson wore a swastika on his fore- targets Khadafy for death that NATO's response to a Soviet head and carried marbles in his hand Libya claims U.S. attack in Europe could include ex- called a "nuclear at the hearing. The board later come as Austria tightens plosion of what he LIBYA (UPI)--Libya's state-run new, That news decided that Manson, now in his 12th embassy in bomb for demonstration purposes." agency, "Jana," claims the United security at the American year in prison, should stay there. Haig told the Senate Foreign Re- bombers in an Vienna. States will use B-52 lations Committee that the nuclear bites car. It assassinate Libyan leader OGDEN, Utah (UPI)--Dog attempt to demonstration bomb strategy was week. It's part of the security to count- happended in Ogden, Utah, and Cleve Colonel Moammar Khadafy next NATO contingency plans to er any Libyan terror campaign against part of Mendenhall has the flat tire full In a broadcast monitored in Bei- back into a more American diplomats. The new U.S. en- shock the Soviets of tooth marks to prove it. Menden- rut last night, the agency said the military strategy. vov is Theodore Cummings, a long- conventional hall says he was driving through the assassination try will coincide with President Reagan's time friend of President Reagan. Haig defended yard of a welding supply company joint training exercises between earlier controversial statement when a guard dog came harking after American and Egyptian troops be- war could be confin- Vienna's two leading newspapers that a nuclear the car. The next thing he heard ginning next Sunday in Egypt. have said that Khadafy olanned to at- ed to Europe. was air hissing iron his tire. An Diplomatic sources say the report asked Haig tack U.S. embassies in Vienna, Lon- None of the senators employee said "I think my dog bit of plans for an attempt on Khadafy's how and where a don, Paris and Rome in retaliation for details on your tire." Mendenhall reflected life orginiated in London, distribut- explosion for the downing of two Libyan planes nuclear demonstration later, "I'm just glad it wasn't my ed there by an unidentified Libyan out. by American jets this past summer. could be carried leg." source. Page 2 The Daily Gazette Thursday, November 5, 1981 SpecialtAnnouncements Exchange Notes THE COMBINED BOO/COMO ADVISORY EXCHANGE AUTO SERVICE Board meeting scheduled for Thurs- THE NAVY day, November 5th, has been post- community Center now has a large selection poned one week. The meeting will of tires in stock. All tires are be held on November 12th, at 3:30 whitewall and available in follow- p.m. at the BOO. ing sizes: B78 X 13 - Full line of 14" tires - 560 X 15 - 600 X 15- H67 X 15 - L78 X 15. THE PASS AND ID OFFICE OF PERSON- nel Support Detachment will be bulletin board THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE OFFERS A closed on Thursday and Friday, Special Order Service for you con- Nov. 5 and 6. Emergency services Community announcements may be sent to the Gazette venience. Orders may be placed only will be available during this Mail Stop #53 or hand carried office through Guard with the procurement office located time. in the McCalla Admin to the Public Affairs Office on Sherman Blvd. in Bldg. M-613. Deadline for publication is 9 a.m. the Building. For more information call 95530. DUE TO UNFORSEEN CIRCUMSTANCES, previous working day. Bonafide emergency announce- Special Services has had to cancel ments will be accepted any time. Announcements THE MARINE CORPS EXCHANGE HAS the R & R trip to Negril Beach will be published at least once a week at the dis- pictures on display of the "Listen- Village, Jamaica. Special Services cretion of the Public Affairs Staff. Activities ing Activity Day" that was held at hopes to sponsor another trip some- that discriminate on the basis of race, creed, sex Marine Site, October 6, Stop by time the first of next year. and color or national origin will not be accepted. and see your Kindergartner through The Public Affairs Staff reserves the right to ed- Third Grader's picture on display METRA READING PROGRAM - METRA IS A it all submissions., (AT-anytime, AWH-after work- today. phonetic remedial reading program ing hours, DWH-during working hours). designed to help children on a one- to-one basis. A one-day workshop JUST ARRIVED AT THE MARINE BEAUTY will be conducted on Friday, 6 Shop. Miss Clairol Hair Colori November, at the W. T. Sampson and Toners. Shades for Light B Elementary School. People who are es to Brunettes. Change your shade interested in attending the work- tiub Activities completely or be subtle with a few shop to learn how to become tutors highlights, streaks or tips. Also and who are willing to volunteer THE CPO CLUB ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: THE ENLISTED CLUB, THE WINDJAMMER: for that super curly look or natural some time tutoring elementary and Harbor Light's Lounge: Open Hey - only 48 more shopping days body curl, call Carol today for an cash high school students please tele- Friday through Monday from 5:30 to till Christmas. How's your appointment. Make your hair happy presents phone 95465. 8:30 p.m. for dining. Friday and holding out? Still more with Carol at the MCX Beauty Shop. Saturday "Graphic Expression" will to buy and cash is running out? Call 95367. Style and cut included. be spinning records for your listen- Well all you have to do to get your- TIRED OF PAYING OUTRAGEOUS. PRICES ing and dancing pleasure from 9 p.m. self more Christmas money is drop SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS AT THE for those unforgetable memories or to 1 a.m. Lunch is available from into the Jammer on Sunday afternoon Marine Corps Exchange and avoid the just can't afford a classic por-- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through anytime after 1 p.m. -- get your- rush. All varieties of toys and trait? Don't delay any longer. An Friday in the Harbor Light's Lounge. self a handfull of BINGO cards, giftware will be received continual- unbelievable price has finally been Thursday our lunch special is Oven get set up good and comfortable with ly from now till Christmas. Take received by Caribbean Photographic Roast Beef Buffet for $2.50 per a good hot pizza or sandwich, a advantage of our convenient lay- .Arts for those exciting moments person. nice cool drink, and be ready to away plan for the upcoming holiday that will last forever. Portraits TOPSIDE LOUNGE: The Topside play the first game at 2:45. season. by: Robert Chambers, call 8204 AWH. Lounge is open from 11 a.m. to 11:30 Three Giant jackpots, 13 all-cash p.m. Sunday through Thursday and games; why not drop in to the Wind- XEROX COPIES--FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday jammer Sunday and get your share? the Marine Corps Exchange offers Blue Caribe and Saturday. All you sports fans, "Quick Copy Service." For a nomi- come join us for some free popcorn THIS WEEKEND AT THE COMO CLUB: nal fee you can obtain 8 X 11", and cheer for your favorite foot- Friday, November 6, Sing-a-long 8z X 14" or 14" X 18" copies. This ball team while watching the foot- and free appetizers in the Raths- service is being offered between ball games on our wide-screen TV. keller Pub from 4:30 - 7 p.m. The the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 n.m. at C6t0'1G Sandwiches are now available any- dining room will be open from 6 - the Exchange Warehouse located on UU time in the Topside Lounge. Don't 10 p.m. with a special of Broiled Sherman Avenue, Building M-613. forget our famous Happy Hour every Striploin Steak. The main bar is Friday from 5 to 6 p.m. open from 4:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. with "Moe's Variety" playing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Chapel I Saturday, November 7, the dining Educational room is open from 6 - 10 p.m. with Pat will $6.50 a special of Surf & Turf. be playing his guitar in the dining Thursday, November 5 room from 7 - 9 p.m. The main bar is open from noon until 1 a.m. with Notes "Cuban Night" "Moe's Variety" playing from 9 p.m. Notes to 1 a.m. Paella Sunday, November 8, the dining THE CHAPEL COMMUNITY WILL BE Arroz Valenciana room is open for breakfast from 7 offering a cantata entitled "Joy Vegetables ATTENTION DIVERS: WOULD YOU LIKE to 9 a.m. Brunch will be served To The World" by John W. Peterson, Salad Bar to share the beauty of the under- from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Dinner on December 13. Rehearsals are Rolls w/butter water world with friends and fa- will be served from 6 - 9 p.m. with being held at the Chapel Thursdays Coffee or Iced T ea mily? Then our course in Under- a special of Hot Polish Sausage from 8 to 9 p.m. and will continue water Photography, taught by Diana with Champagne Sauerkraut. Pat will until the week of the cantata. $5.50 Groendyke, would be for you. Re- be playing his guitar in the dining Nursery service is provided. All gistration will be held Nov. 4 room from 7 - 9 p.m. The main bar interested persons are urged to Friday, November 6 through Nov. 13 at the LA Metro is open from noon until midnight. participate. Office behind the Downtown Lyceum. "Seafood Special" For details call 8307/8748.

Jumbo Shrimp LOS ANGELES METROPOLITAN COLLEGE IS Red Snapper running a late registration for Fried Rice Fire Science (Hazardous Materials

Vegetables I) and Underwater Photography. Re- ; - Salad Bar gistration will be held Wednesday, Rolls. w/butter Nov. 4 through Friday. Nov. 13. Coffee or Iced Tea For further information call Terry or Susan at 8307/8748. $6.50 __ LA METRO IS ANNOUNCING SOME CHANGES. --- " The Patio Lounge will feature the The office is now being coordinated _ exotic Pina Colada, the drink of -- Terry Pap with assistance from the tropics for $ .60. by Susan Murray. The hours of opera- -

tion are Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. _ to 4 p.m. _ = ' -'' _ - FIRE SCIENCE STUDENTS: LA METRO IS offering Hazardous Materials I. We = T GAZETTE will be holding a special registra- tion at the Marine Site Classroom. Tuesday, Nov. 10, from 5:30 to 6:30 Captain Maurice D. Fitzgerald, n.m. For directions and information xVe terans Day call 8307/8748. Commander, U.S. Naval Base THE OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY SIDE LCdr. RobertS . Prucha.Public Affairs Officer of the College Office will be 0En. Shon Poono0 . Assistan Public Affairs Officer JOI Ron Rust . " .Editor closed from November 6 through .03 Patty Alberti.Journalist the 13. Mrs. Tda Trujillo . . . . Pr tonisn OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY HAS OPEN- of mathematics The Daily Gazette is published according to the ings for instructors rules and regulations for ship and station newspapers and Spanish for Term III. If you as outlinedin NAVEXOS P-35 and under the direction of the Naval Base Public Affairs Officer. Printed have a Master's degree in either five times weekly at government expense on government of these or related areas and would equipment at the Navy Publications and Printing Service Branch Office, the opinions o e be interested in teaching two even- that appear herein are not to he construed as official ings a week, please call Mrs. Nov. 11, 1981 or as reflecting the views of COMNAVBASE or the De- partment of. the Navy. Kelley at 8307 or 952250. Page Thursday, November 5, 1981 The Daily Gazette 3 Sixth graders scrutinize the 'Daily Gazette'

By hard, careful work and takes every- Dorothy Rappel body working together. Calculators On October 8th, at W.T. Sampson and knowing math helps. Also, it's Elementary School's Reading Center, important for kids to know these sixth graders started a reading re- little words because they show up search project. so many times in our reading. Was Dr. Dolch right or wrong when Research data was compiled by each he said that there are 220 little sixth grader, and concerned a sepa- "every day" words in the English rate issue of "The Daily Gazette." language that we find every day, That data is charted below: everywhere.in magazines, books and newspapers? Kevin Hoopes "went the extra He was defintely RIGHT, agree the mile" to try to find out about the students who conducted the research: middle pages, and he discovered YongHwa Clancy, Jeff Dietz, Greg that they too use hundreds of the Flesher, Keven Hoopes, Mike Kelley Dolch "little words." and Pam Lane. Some of the "little every day" EDITOR'S NOTE: After reading this words found in the Oct. 7th issue "Daily Gazette" issue, turn your of "The Daily Gazette" included: attention to what the sixth grad- of, with, the, a, from, say, and, ers discovered. There are plenty two, fire, hand.and so on. of "the little words," so have fun The research group reached some counting them. Our sixth grade AN TERESA JOHNSON, shown here being congratulated by Cdr. F.P. Rior- other conclusions: Research can be researchers did. Odan, commanding officer of Fleet Composite Squadron Ten (VC-10), and AN Jeffery Kilpatrick were advanced to their present rates at a re- cent quarters ceremony. AN Johnson serves in the Avionics Shop and AN Kilpatrick is a member of the Aircraft Reclaimation Team. (Offi- cial U.S. Navy photo.) It's Easy If You Know How! By Joe Johnson

For you of GTMO who have not no- ticed, this area is a bird watchers' paradise.

If you enjoy the songs of these birds around the house, here is something that will bring those feathered virtuosos around and give them something to sing about.

Use scrap pieces of wood to con- struct a bird feeder. A few simple cuts, plus a handful of finishing THOSE GALLANT SIXTH-GRADE RESEARCHERS (who probably need glasses now) nails should be all you need for of Dolch's "little words" are: Front Row (1-to-r) Mike Kelley, Pam this project. The Finished Product Lane and YongHwa Clancy. Back Row (1-to-r): Greg Flesher, Jeff Dietz and Kevin Hoopes. (Official U.S. Navy photo.)

Follow the measurements in the Dolch's 'Little Words' Data Chart: diagram. Gazette Dolch Words Counted Researcher Date Front Page Back Page Average

9 I Clancy Oct. 1 608 510 559

Dietz Oct. 5 578 621 599

Flesher Oct. 7 898 764 831

Hoopes Aug. 28 671 657 663

IIt Kelley Oct. 6 653 956 805

iyX47vj, Er I Lane Sept. 25 662 575 618

UP, IEdit E6E Local job market review

Applications should be submitted to the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office by the closing date indicated. If insufficient applicants have filed by the closing date, applications will be accepted until the Student activities are given excellent marks position is filled. Additional information concerning these vacancies may be obtained at the Naval Base Civilian Personnel Office or by Patricia McCormack reviewing Vacancy Announcements posted on official bulletin boards. UPI Education Editor ANNOUNCEMENTS POSITION AND GRADE CLOSING DATE COMMAND 13 November 81 Comptroller Are student activities frills? in student activities at school." NAF-9-82-A Secretary (Typing), AS-318-6 ". A comprehensive school activ- 12-82-A Warehouse Worker, LWG-6907-06 12 November 81 Supply ity program should include student 29-82-A Wood Crafter, LWG-4605-10 12 November 81 PWD Main. 12 November 81 Comptroller t according to high school government, student publications, 33-82 Clerk Typist, GS/LGS-322-04 12 November 81 NAVHSP students who tough it out on the drama, music, service clubs, sports, 32-82 Supervisory Purchasing Agent football field, sweat it out on intramurals, cheerleading, honor GS/LGS-1105-06 12 November 81 PWD Util. the basketball court, spend their societies, school assemblies and 34-82 Telephone Operator, GS-382-2/3 12 November 81 NAS energy on the school paper, lead other special interest groups." 35-82 Pneudralic System Mechanic, cheers or tootle a flute in the WG/LWG-8255-09 November 81 SRD band. Benefits to students include 36-82 Equipment Cleaner Foreman, LWS 12 learning how to use leisure time -7009-06 and 12 November 81 Supply And the National Association of better, developing avocational 37-82 Motor Vehicle Operator,LWG-5703-8 registers; Secondary School Principals in recreational interests and skills The following positions are permanent OPEN Clubs Reston, Virginia, agrees. It says: and increasing skills in leadership. NAF-2-82 Custodial Worker, NA/LWG-3566-2 NAF-3-82 Motor Vehicle Operator, NAILWG OPEN S/S "Today parents and students expect A recent nationwide study of 600 -5703-05 ( PART TIME) OPEN MCX the school to provide a broad extra- secondary schools showed more than 965-81 Sales Clerk, PS-1/LGS-2091-2 OPEN MCX curricular program. Even in this 40 percent providing reduced course 1023-81 Cashier Checker, PS-2091-02 era of back-to-basics, declining loads for teachers involved in enrollment and budget constraints, music, publications, drama and APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR THE FOLLOWING PERMANENT REGISTERS: surveys reflect enthusiastic support speech activities. for student activities." The same survey showed more than 506-80 Security Guard, PS-085-02 INT CLUBS 40 percent of the schools gave 746-81 Clerk-Typist, GS/LGS-322-03 An American college testing survey supplemental pay to advisers of 747-81 Waiter/Waitress, NA/LWG-7420-03 INT CLUBS showed ". The single most common publications, music groups, cheer- 748-81 Bartender, NA/LWG-7405-03 INT CLUBS characteristic among successful leading, drama, speech and intra- 749-81 Cook, NA/LWG-7404-05 INT CLUBS INT CLUBS people is that they were involved murals. 750-81 Food Service Worker, NA/LWG-7408-02 November 5, 1981 The Daily Gazette Thursday, Page 4 Baseball Holmes ready to defend title SPO'T (UPI) -- United Press International fight, a nationally has chosen Oakland's Billy Martin PITTSBURGH (UPI)--The last time a in his last with Gerrie Manager of the heavyweight championship fight was televised encounter the American League of South Africa on August a second straight season. held in Pittsburgh, the underdog Coetzee Basketball Standings Year for 9th. whose A's were unbeatable won, and Renaldo Snipes says that's Martin, Coetzee put Snipes on the canvas EASTERN CONFERENCE early goings of the inter-- exactly what's going to happen in the twice in the fight, and the split inspired the term Friday night when he meets WBC title rupted season, decision for Snipes was seen at the ATLANTIC DIVISION for his brand of base- holder Larry Holmes. "Billyball" time as highly controversial. W L GB he led Holmes, however, and the boxing ball. The division title Holmes generally is seen as using Philadelphia 4 0 season was the first experts, say the oddsmakers have 1 1/2 Oakland to this the Snipes fight as a tune-up for a Boston 2 1 this one right, that Snipes can't 2 1/2 for the team in six years. $10 million defense of the title New York 1 2 was a distant second do the job. 3 Ralph Houk against unbeaten Gerry Cooney next New Jersey 0 2 balloting by sports It's generally regarded now that 3 in nationwide March. Washington 0 2 if Snipes should win Friday night experts. it will be a bigger upset than the Snipes says he should be ranked CENTRAL DIVISION (UPI) -- Yankees owner George Stein- one in the last heavyweight title ahead of Cooney. He's ranked eighth brenner has added yet another prime battle in Pittsburgh on July 18th, now. Snipes asks who Cooney has Detroit 2 0 to his arsenal. 1951. In that fight, 6-1 underdog fought, says he's tried to fight --1 player Indiana 2 1 Yesterday he pulled off a deal for Jersey Joe Wolcott knocked out de- Cooney five times but has been Milwaukee 1 1 veteran outfielder Ken fending champion Ezzard Charles in 1 Cincinnati avoided. Cleveland 1 2 1 1/21 Griffey, one of the National League's the seventh round. Atlanta 1 2 Holmes has a 38-0 record, with Snipes says he doesn't expect four active lifetime .300 hitters. Chicago 1 3 the Yank- 28 knockouts, nine of them in title the fight to go the full 15 rounds. 2 In exchange for Griffey, right- defenses. Snipes, a former Golden He says that neither he nor Holmes ees are sending the Reds WESTERN CONFERENCE and a player to Gloves champion and native of is "That kind of fighter." bander Brian Ryder be try- Waukegan, Illinois, has a 22-0 mark In Snipes' words, "He'll be named later. soon as MIDWEST DIVISION with 11 knockouts. ing to take me out as my W L GB Snipes looked anything like some- possible, and I'll be firing San Antonio 3 1 Todd hits N.Y. writer one ready to take anybody's title guns right back at him." Denver 2 1 1/2 HEMSTEAD , New York (UPI) -- New Houston 2 2 1 York Jet s quarterback Richard Todd Utah 1 1 1 1/2 could fa ce criminal charges for Dallas 1 2 2 pushing

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