Daily News-Miner, Fairbanks, Alaska, Monday, August 23, W4-A-17 Goldpanners win shutout; play Pilots today for crown WICHITA, Kan.-The Goldpanners In the bottom of the second inning, Earlier in the day Sunday, Anchorage tournament, Ihe most by any pitcher pitched 8 innings in relief, was replaced beat the Clarinda, Iowa A's :)-0 Sunday Mark Nachring connected for the defeated Boulder, Colo., last year's here by going the rest of the way. He byTiniLollar. night lo advance to the finals of the Fanners' first hit. With two out and national champion and eliminated struck out 13 batters. Naehring swung at the first pitch and National Baseball Congress tour- Naehring on first, Stokke lined a double them from the tournament. It was Ihe second consecutive II- hit a blooper that hit near the outside nament along with the Anchorage off the left-centcrficld fence to score On Saturday the Panners handed inning game for Ihe Panners. On edge of the infield. Roenicke score to Glacier Pilots. Nachring and give Yandlc the only rim Boulder their first loss of the tour- Thursday, Fairbanks beat Anchorage end the game. The Pilots and the ('miners play he needed lo win the game. Baker hit nament in a 6-5 11-inning decision. By by an identical score. Boulder scored in the first when with today ami a Goldpanner victory would his fifth home run of the year (o right- winning that game the Panners With the sccre tied 5-5 in the boltom of runners on first and third, Kich Montini wrap up Ihe I97G national championship ccnlerfield in the fourth inning. automatically qualified for a berth in the 11th, Naehring hit a base-loaded hit a grounder lo second-baseman for Fairbanks. Baker got his second hit of the night the championship game, what single ovee the shortstop's head do win Armstrong. Monlini heat out the throw If the Fanners lose today, they will in Ihe sixth when he doubled and later remained undecided however, was who the game for the Panners. Nachring at first and the run scored. play Ihe Pilots again Tuesday to decide scored on Chick Valley's single. their opponent would be. had gone hitless in live trips to Ihe The Fanners came back with three the championship. The Fanners are 5-0 The loss by the A's eliminates them John Butcher, who was picket! up plate, before he came up with his game runs in the boltom of the second. After a in the double-elimination tournament, from the tournament and leaves only from the Kenai Oilers by the Panners at winninghil. single and two walks. Baker scored on a while the Pilots are 4-1. The only An- Fairbanks and Anchorage in contention the end of the regional tournament in Ron Rocnicke started the inning with ground ball fielder's choice by Larry chorage loss came at the hands of tjie forthoNBCtille. Anchorage, started for the Panners but a walk and he went to second on Gary Reynolds. Armstrong then hit a fly ball Fanners, who heat Ihe Pilots 6-5 in 11 Fairbanks has won the national was replaced in the third inning by Armstrong's single. Valley then drew to center which was misjudged and innings Thursday. championship three times, in 1972, 1973 Gregllarris. another walk and loaded Ihe bases. allowed Iwo more Goldpanner runs lo In Sunday's game John Yanclle pit- Harris collected his third win of the ched a six-hit shutout before 5,8% fans and 1974, while Ihe Pilots have taken At that point, Bob Welch, who had score. with the temperature in the 80's. It was home the top trophy twice in 19C9 and In the top of the third, Boulder took a Yandle's second pitching appearance in 1971. 4-3 lead with a three-run rally, but the the tournament. Earlier he had pitched For the Pilots lo win their third title, Dailv News - miner* E'anners scored once in the fourth and several innings in relief against they will have to beat the Goldpanners sixth. Tallahassee, Fla. in a game the Fan- twice, while the Fanners can come out Reynolds scored in the fourth on a ners won 11 -6. on top by beating Ihe Pilots once, either sacrifice fly by Valley and he scored today or tomorrow. again in the sixth on another single bv The Fanners also got six hits, but Valley. three of them were for extra bases, Today's Panner game will be including doubles by Doug Stokke and broadcast on KIAK radio with the pre- : Boulder tied the score 5-5 in the -Jii^..JlU^':^^r' JL%> '.JL -K-*/ :: eighth to send the game inlo extra- Dave Baker and a home run by Baker. game show starling at 3:50 p.m. i PORTS innings. Jones loses again CAPPELLETTI IN A SQUEEZE— John Cappelletti of the Los Angeles Rams tries to squeeze through an opening in bid for No. 20 in a weekend game against Oakland. Raiders putting the squeeze on him are Monte Johnson, 58, and Otis Sistrunk facing camera. That's Ham Dan Nugent, 62, in the ByBOLGREENE Phillies 5, Astros 1 foreground. ,Apwircphoi > AP Sports Writer Tom Underwood's five-hitter and 0 Confidence Randy Jones has. He's shoddy Houston fielding gave not sure about a balk" move. Philadelphia its victory over the "It's not my job as a player to Astros. Underwood, 93, walked two and question the umpiring," the San Diego struck out seven as the Phillies won Padres left-hander said after failing for their fifth game in six outings. the second lime to chalk up his 20th Big pass sparks victory of the season. "But I didn't do Cardinals 8, Braves 0 anything different than f usually do. Hernandez' three-run homer and And 1 haven't had a balk called on me pitcher Lynn McGlothen's three-run since I was pitching in college.'' double powered St. Louis past Atlanta. The balk played a major role in the McGlothen shut out the Braves on five Viking victory New York Mets' 1-0 victory over (he hits. PadresSunday. McGlothen squared his record at li- By HO WARD SMITH fidece 1 could make the big play." Pepe Mangual, running for Joe lt with a 10-strikeout, one-walk per- AP Sports Writ or The winning toss, which covered 32 Torre, who reached first on an error to formance. It was (he St. Louis right- Fran Tarkenlon has been through it yards, came with the teams tied 17-17 lead off the seventh inning, was hander's third shutout and eighth before hut it was all new to Sammie and facing an overtime period- awarded second base when first base complete game of the year. White. Tarkenlon threw two touchdown umpire Jim Quick ruled that Jones "We've been working very hard with passes in the game and set up a^third balked while throwing over to first. these young receivers during training with a 52-yard pass loTom Geredinc. Jerry Grote followed with a double off camp," said Tarkenton. "At some point The Bengals, who lost for the first the left field wall to score Mangual with kids have got to make a play. Sammie time in four outings, had rallied to lie it the game's lone run. Kristensen wins made a very big pay." at 17-all with just 1:16 left when John In other National League games White, a rookie from Grambling, Ueaves hit Billy Brooks with an 11-yard Sunday, Philadelphia defeated Houston distance event hauled in a pass in the corner of the end TD pass. Boobie Clark rammed over 5-1, St. Louis bombed Allanta 8-0, zone with just seconds left Sunday lo from the one-yard line for the other Cincinnati edged Chicago 4-3, Pitt- give Minnesota a 23-17 victory over Cincinnati touchdown. sburgh clobbered Los Angeles 6-1 and Ole Krisiensen won (he 25-kilometer Cincinnati in a National Football RENEE AND PALS— Dr. Renee Richards, showed them old photos during a reunion at San Francisco handed Montreal its Manchu Trail cross-country race at In Saturday night games, Los who underwent a sex-change operation last Eielson AFB Saturday with a lime of League pre-season game. Angeles downed Oakland 23-14; San Kings Point, N. Y. IAI> wirepiiotai eighth slraight loss 4-3. The winning toss, which covered 32 year, chatted with old friends last week and Jones' defeat was Mets' pilcher Jon 1:25.25. Skip Shearer was second in Francisco edged San Diego 17-16; 1:34.50 and Pele May was third in yards, came with the teams lied 17-17 Miami topped Tampa Bay 28-21; New Matlack's fifth shutout of Ihe season, and facing an overtime period in tops in the NL. Matlack, who fired a six- 1 :.')5.49. England defeated Atlanta 28-17; Age-group winners were: 50-and- humid, 91-degree weather in Kansas City got by Washington 23-20; hitter and got out of a bases-loaded jam Bloommgton. Dallas dumped Detroit 3(1-16; St. Louis in Ihe bottom of the ninth, is Ki-7. over, Orvie Quinn, 2:02.25; 40-49, Paul Vanture, 1:47.23; 30-39, Torn Wickwire, "Man, oh. man," said White when beat Chicago 20-14; the New York Jets Giants 4, F,xpos3 asked what his thoughts were as he A two-out single by Gary Matlhews in 1:49.35; 20-29, Krisiensen; 20-29 women. defeated Houston 27-24, and Denver Cindy Czekala, 2:48.03; 17-19, Dave walched the ball float towards him, rocked Seattle 52-7. Renee: quite a person the ninth inning scored Larry Herndon "I'd better get Ihisone." On Friday night Buffalo buried Green LeDosquet. 1:40.59; 14-16, Ken Coe, to give San Francisco its victory over How did he (eel hauling in the game- Montreal. II was the Expos' eighth 1:41.09; 13-and-under, 2:28.25. Bay 37-0, New Orleans defeated SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (AP)--She is "They shouldn't be afraid of me," The next area running event will be winning catch? Baltimore 26-20 in overtime and the mother's shoes and clothes. The desire straight loss. "I just didn't know what to say or tall and striking with i?ep-set brown Renee says. "They won't be when they persisted as Richard followed his Pirates 6, Dodgers 1 Ihe "Meet of the Miles" Thursday night New York Giants upset Pittsburgh 17-0. eyes, high cheek bones and soft, find I am human—not a two-headed at 7 p.m. at Ft. Wainwrighl. Runners do," said the el rookie. ".My mind was Cleveland plays at Philadelphia education to Yale, where he captained Wijlie Stargell's Iwo-run homer and blank. But I've always had the con- Monday night. feminine features. If you met her at a monster, not a giant-killer." the tennis team, and on to the Richie Zisk's three singles helped will be placed in categories according cocktail party you wouldn't be disin- The controversial transsexuaMooked University of Rochester for a medical Pittsburgh end IXDS Angeles' six-game to previous times. Runners who haven't clined lo ask her for a date. anything but a two-headed monster degree. winning slreak as Larry Demery and competed this year are welcome lo Her voice has a husky, throaty when she made her Eastern debut as a Kent Tekulve combined for a six-hitter. participate. quality. She is articulate and bright woman Saturday in the $60,000 Tennis Raskind began the transition 10 years Stargell's 16th homer of (he season with a pleasant, low key personality. Week Tournament here, beating 24- ago, taking female hormones. He would came in the first inning and Ihe Pirates There is an unmistakable gentility year-old Cathy lieene of Houston, a dress as a man in the daytime to pursue added two more runs in the fourlh and about her. She radiates class. former college champion, 60,6-2. his practice and change into women's anolher in the fifth off loser Kick And she can give a tennis ball a Miss Beene got only six points in the clothes at night. He married, fathered a Rhoden, 11-2. The final Pirates run in masculine wallop. first set, unable to cope with Renee's son who is now four years old and" later the sixlh came off Al Downing. Dr. Renee Richards — is she man or pace. The doctor tired visibly in the saw the marriage dissolve. MILT woman once she puts a racket in her second set and at times it appeared she hand? might let the match get away. After undergoing an operation in New The Women's Tennis Association Although tall for a woman with York a year ago, Renee sought a new insists she should not compete in tremendous stride and reach, she life in California. But the secret was Trophies women's tournaments. The U.S. Tennis played with a feminine grace. She discovered after she won a tournament for a!l occasion? Association, reacting to Dr. Richards' covered Ihe court well, showed in La Jolla. entry in the ladies' division of the forth- remarable anticipalion and dominaled League and Organization Discounts MAYR coming Open championships at Forest the match with a sharp spin service and She was asked, since there have been Hills, has ordered chromosome sex an effectiveoverspinbackhand. reports that her agent is taking bids on fxpert Engraving, Too? tests for all female competitors. It's a Gene Scott, the tournament promotor a biography, if her motives in pursuing Catalogs at BONDING H I national issue suddenly thrown into the and a former ranking player, said he the tennis issue were financial. laps of the sports and medical had known Dr. Richards for 15 years establishments. Fans are in a quan- when (fie latter was Richard Raskind, a "Absolutely not," she said. "Money is LARSON'S, Inc. The only incentive offered to O N dary. prominent New York eye surgeon. not involved. I am doing this for all the FAIRBANKS JEWELER Alaskan contractors for state bids "I am now a woman, certified so by "I played Dick in Ihe 35-and-over other persons like me—not necessarily SINCE 1946 is 3 "Five per cent Alaska Bidders gynecologists," insists lhc6-foot-2, 145- tournament at Forest Hills two years Iranssexuals—who are fighling social 405 Noble 456-4141 Preference." This motivation does N T pound ophthalmologist from Newport ago and he had me match point," Scott sligmas. It is a crusade with me." not compensate contractors for Beach, Calif., who within the past year said. "Rcnec is not the same player I the high cost of bonding incurred has undergone a sex operation remember. She still has the tennis E changing her from a man into a woman. instincls and is a smart player hut she by increased rates and added E "1 have played tennis most of my life. doesn't have the strong twist service paper work required by insurance I wish now to play in tournaments, and the power that Raskind had. She State of Alaska companies. which seems my right. Obviously, I also lacks endurance. She has lost some Contractors are finding it in- S G cannot compete in the men's tour- 30 pounds." PUBLIC NOTICE creasingly difficult to acquire nament. Why shouldn't f be allowed lo The muscle (one also apparently has insurance at any cost in Alaska. play as a woman?" undergone considerable change. REAL ESTATE COMMISSION T R The women's association, whose Renee's arms and legs appear smooth Bonding for state contracts president is Chris Everl, contends and supple, without muscle bulges. Notice is hereby given of the forthcoming should he supplied to Alaskan VOTE! Rencc, who once was a ranking male in Rt=nec tells the poignant story of how, Examination contractors by the State. Y I the ;i5-andover class, would have an even as a youngboy, she always wanted unfair advantage. lo be a girl, olten slipping into his The Department of Commerce and Economic Development has For a announced that the Real Estate Commission will be administering T an examination for the estate brokers and salesmen on October Part-time Legislator 23, 1976, in Juneau, Anchorage and Fairbanks ONLY — under the With Educational Testing Service examination procedure. FILING Full-time Interest Y (907) 479-3786 DEADLINES ARE ABSOLUTE. Applications must be received in Juneau before 4:30 p.m., September 9, 1976. Only application for- VOTE ms provided by the Department of Commerce and Economic J.D. Excavating Development will be accepted. The fee for all applicants is $50.00. TOM MORRIS Additional information and applications may be obtained from the Complete Septic Systems, Foundations, Etc. Department of Commerce and Economic Development, Division Candidate for $34.00 per hour or by bid of Occupational Licensing, Pouch D, Juneau, Alaska 99811 STATE HOUSE phone 465-2548. Jarr nno Huff Box 8Q822 Langhorne A. Motley Pit. Pol. Adv. By : Tom Morris Owritii yiui Opsi'ator Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 Commissioner Suite 824. Ak. Nat. Bk Bldg loi by Friends of MJ/f May, Dorothy Sugg, Treasurer, Fairbanks, 99701.