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Divers from All Eight of Madison's Inning and Helped the St PAGE4.SECTION2 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1977 Sports digest Hunt sets lap record in trials HOCKENHEIM, West Germany (AP) - World champion James Hunt of Britain clocked a record time Friday as trials began for Sun- day's German Grand Prix. Hunt, ignoring predictions that 12-cylinder Formula One racers will have an edge over his eight-cylinder McLaren-Ford, established a lap record of 1 minute, 53.68 seconds for an average speed of 133.5 miles per hour on the 4.2-mile circuit. The old mark of 1:58.8 was set in 1970 by Belgium's Jacky Jckx in a Ferrari. Running in rainy weather with frequent training interruptions, Hunt was chased by the 12-cylinders, with Frenchman Jacques Lafitte's blue Ligier-Malra finishing second at 1:53.97 for 133.2 n\.p.h. Third was Bri- tain's John Watson in a Brabham-Alfa at 1:54.12, ahead of the red Fer- raris of Niki Lauda, 1:54.35, and Carlos Reutemann, 1:54.60. The black and gold Lotus-Ford of Mario Andretti had suspension problems and only managed an initial llth place in 1:55.46. •A near-capacity crowd was expected for final trials today to decide positions on the starting grid. Bullets will let Bing shop around OCEAN CITY, Md. (AP)— General Manager Bob Ferry of the Washington Bullets said Fri- day that veteran guard Dave Bihg has been given permission to , &•**»*.- •> v "* make a deal for himself with an- other National Basketball Assn. -\zr?t^.^ 7" \ - *" »- team. Philadelphia's Mike Schmidt greets the Giants' Derrel Thomas with a surprise tag, picking him off third base. Bing, who will be 34 in Novem- 1 Wirephoto ber, signed a (two-year contract when he came to the Bullets from the Detroit Pistons in a 1975 deal. The former Washington, D.C., Atlanta stops Pittsburgh streak high school star was told he could shop around, Ferry said, after say- ATLANTA (AP) - Jeff Burroughs first inning, Duffy Dyer singled in a PITTSBURGH ATLANTA ing he wouldn't be happy with a and' Rod Gilbreath smashed home run in the fourth and Moreno doubled r ab rhbl ab r h ht Dodgers bunch hits Dave Bing Tavras ss 3 1 I0 Rovstr 3D 4 0 1 2 proposed fourth guard role next runs and Jerry Royster added a two- home a run in the ninth. Garner 3b 3 0 0 0 Office cf 3 0 1 0 to stop Expos, 4-1 season. ' Porker rf 4 a I0 Sonnell cf 0 0 0 0 run triple as the Atlanta Braves Niekro also picked three runners BRbnsn lb 4 0 0 0 Montnz lb 3 1 0 0 Bing was used sparingly during downed Pittsburgh, 5-3, Friday night, Oliver If 4 0 1 0 .Pocrek lb 0 0 0 0 off base during the first six innings. Stenett 2b 4 2 2 0 Brrghs rf 4 1 3 1 • MONTREAL (AP) — The LOS An- the second half of last season, and Tom Henderson, who was ac- snapping the Pirates' eight-game win- One of them was technically called a Moreno cf 2 0 1 1 Mtttiws If 4 0 1 1 Dyer < 3 0 1 1 Pcroba c 3 0 0 0 geles Dodgers, held hitless by S^eve after being replaced in the start- quired in a January trade with At- ning streak. Klson 2 0 1 "caught-stealing." P 0 Choney ss 3 1 0 0 Rogers for the first .five innings, ing line-up by rookie Larry Wright lanta. Hairstn Ph 1 0 0 0 Gllbrth 2b 3 2 2 1 Knuckleballer -Phil Niekro (10-12) He got Dave Parker at first base in Jckson p 0 0 a 0 PNekro p 2 0 0 o bunched three hits in the sixth inning went the distance, giving up eight hits Tolan Ph 1 0 0 0 the first inning, Moreno at second in Total 31 3 8 2 Total to score two runs and defeated the and striking out seven, including four the fourth, and then trapped Kison off 29 S t 5 Pittsburgh 100 100 001— 3 Montreal Expos, 4-1, behind Doug McCarthy undergoes hip surgery in one inning to tie a major league second in the sixth, with the Pirate Atlanta 01013010 x— 5 Rau's four-hitter Friday night in a record. The mark was held jointly by pitcher being thrown out at third base. DP— Pittsburgh 2, Atlanta 1 LOB— game called in the seventh inning be- BUFFALO (AP) — Joe McCarthy, 90, former manager of the New four others. ' ' Atlanta threatened without scoring Pittsburgh «, Atlanta 5. 2B—Oliver, Bur- cause of rain. roughs 2, Stennett, Moreno. 38—Taveras York Yankees baseball team, was listed in good condition at Millard Niekro fanned the first two batters ; in the sixth, when Burroughs led off Royster. HR—Burroughs (23). Gilbreath After Rogers (11-9) struck out Fillmore Hospital Friday after undergoing surgery for a broken hip. in the sixth before Al Oliver doubled. with a double before Matthews (4). SB—Stennett. s—Taveras, PNIekro. Steve Yeager and got Rau (12-2) to E RB BS McCarthy broke his left hip in a fall at his home in the nearby town He then struck out Rennie Stennett, grounded out and Pocoroba drew an <•«,„>.«, T. S ? 4 3 °3 JacksoVl 2 21111 ground out to start the sixth, Dave of Tonwanda Wednesday. He had a two-and-a-half-hour operation who reached first on a passed ball by intentional pass. Chaney then lined PNtefcro (W.10-121 9 83337 Lopes singled to centen BiU Russell Thursday. *^ catcher Biff Pocoroba, with Oliver WP—PNIekro. PB—Pocoroba. HBP—By into a double play. PNIekro (Dyer>. T—2:21. A—9.505 followed with a triple to the leftfield McCarthy managed the Yankees for 15 years in the 1930s and 1940s. going to third on the play. After Sten- corner to score Lopes and Reggie He began his career as a minor league player and manager, then man- nett stole second, Omar Moreno be- • Smith delivered a check-swing double aged the Chicago Cubs before moving to the Yankees. He completed came the fourth strikeout victim of to score Russell. his career as manager of the Boston Red Sox. His teams won nine the inning. pennants and seven World Series. Burroughs hit his 23rd homer of the Ron Cey, who drove in"the first Los season into the eenterfield seats in the Beloit's Scott wins Angeles run with a sacrifice fly in the second inning and Gilbreath hit his fourth inning, followed .with an infield You don't say: Lou Holtz fourth of the year in the seventh. single, but Smith was gunned down Royster lifted the Braves out of a trying to score by a perfect throw Arkansas Coach Lou Holtz, reflecting on retiring as coach of (he 2-2 tie in the fifth with his triple that women's amateur from first baseman Tony Perez to New York Jets last December with one game remaining in the 1976 scored Darrel Chaney and Gilbreath. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Sarah Madison Nakoma. catcher Gary Carter. season, his first year of a five-year contract: Gary Mathews singled home a run in Scott of the Beloit Country Club, shak- In the first flight of the junior divi- The Dodgers added their final run "It's a feeling that I did some people in New York an injustice But I the fourth for the Braves. ing off what she called "some bad sion, Sandy Mintz of Madison Nakoma in the seventh when Steve Garvey would have done more people an injustice by staying." Frank Taveras tripled and scored luck" that saw her slip from 3-up to 1- beat C. Castle of South Hills, 1 up. beat out an infield hit, stole second on a passed ball for the Pirates in the down, won the 1977 . Wisconsin Wo- Julie Herbert of Milwaukee Tripoli and scored later when Yeager hit into men's Amateur Golf Championship defeated Andrea Peterson of Madison a force play. Friday. Blackhawk, 7-6, in the junior, division Then a driving rain began falling She came through on the last hole third flight. and plate umpire Lee Weyer finally McCovey beats Philadelphia in the 36-hole finale to post a 1-up vic- Obviously tired after the long Palled the game after waiting two tory over Laura Bencriscutto, a Pub- match even though temperatures hours, 33 minutes. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Willie season total to 137, second best in the in the second inning of the second .'McCovey slammed his 17th home run National League. Koosman allowed lic Links player from Racine. Ben- were pleasant under partly cloudy Rau improved his lifetime record game, and Lou Brock, Garry Temple- criscutto lost the match when she skies at the North Shore Country Club, of the .season and drove, in three runs only two'hits and two walks. ton and Ted Simmons each added run- to 7-1 against the Expos. The lefthand- and Jim Barr fired an eight hitter to overshot the pin coming onto the Scott said she didn't feel she lost her er now has won five in a row against San Diego scored in the fourth producing singles. green, then missed the putt. .'post his second straight shutout as the when BiU Almon walked, stole second, concentration in the face of the charge the Expos, although Friday night's tri- Bill Phimmer's first home run of Even thouglj she had to play put on by her oppsnent.
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