Daily News-Miner, Fairbanks, Alaska, Wednesday, August 18,1976-A-17 Detroit beats An^ _ _ _ on Kimm's first home By The Associated Press Kimm then walloped a Tanana fasl ball The Detroit Tigers' rookie bounded into the upper deck two innings later around the bases with his arms raised Royals 4, Indians 3 jumping for joy all the way. Brett stole home with two out in the Daily Mews - Miner* Mark "The Bird" Fidrvch, righl? bottom of the 10th. He singled with one Wrong! oul, slote second and continued lo third "I'm always exciled when 1 do on a wild throw by catcher Rick Cerone something great and 1 don't do Wilh Dave Nelson , Brett broke something great very often," said a for the plate and was Iwo-thirds of the bubbling catcher Bruce Kimm, who way home before reliever Dave helped fellow rookie Fidrych to his 14th LaRoehe noticed him and he slid safely victory in 18 decisions wiih an eighth- under the pilch. inning off Frank Tanana—his It was the fourth straight victory for single by Her! Camp.incris. first in the majors—that gave Ihe the Royals. Yankces2, Rangers 1 three-run homer in (he lirsl inning off Tigers a 3-2 triumph over the California A's 5, Brewers 4 Craig Nellies slammetl his 13th home Tom Johnson, who was making his first Angels. The A's stole four more bases to run cf (he season on rookie Tommy • big league star. It was Kimm's night. . .and Fidrych make 260 thefts, the most by a major Hoggs' first pitch in Ihe bottom of the White Sox 2-7, Red Sox 1-11 knew it. "H—, yeah, I'm happy," said league team since 1913. They're taking ninlh inning. Oscar Gamble homered Boston's (lob Montgomery drove in the young pitching sensation, "but not aim at the record of 347 by (he 1911 New for New York's first run while Doyle five runs wilh a three-rim homer and a as happy as Bruce Kimm is." York Giants. Alexaner pitched a five-hitter and two-run double in (he nighlcap while Elsewhere in Ihe American League Trailing 4-3, Phil Garner walked with blanked Texas unlil (heninth. Hick Burleson had seven hits in 10 at- Kansas City edged Cleveland 4-3 on one oul in Ihe seventh, stole second and bats during (he twin bill. However, George Brett's steal of home in the 10th scored on Bill North's single. North Orioles 10, Twins 3 Chicago won the opener as Pal Kelly Inning, Oakland nipped Milwaukee 5-4, took second on the throw to the plate Lee May drove in live runs wilh a singled dome one run and (hen doubled the New Yor|{ Yankees shaded Texas 2- and came home with the winning on a homer, triple and single as Baltimore in the ninlh and scored on a single bv 1, Baltimore, trounced Minnesota 10-3 won its fourth in a row. May cracked a UillSlcin. and Boston split a doubleheader with the Chicago White Sox, losing Ihe opener 2-1 and winning the nightcap 11-

Fidrych fell behind 2-0 as Ron SLIDING HOME—Shortstop Chris Bando National Baseball Congress National Jackson homered for California in the of the Anchorage Glacier Pilots was safe in Tournament. The tournament continues fifth, but the Tigers tied il in the sixth this play at the plate Tuesday in the Pilots' today in Wichita, Kan.

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THERE'S THE POSITION of Hollywood moguls that movie stars are the most fragile of God's creatures. That, compared to them a ANOTHER OAKLAND STEAL-Oakland hummingbird is a Percheron. action at Milwaukee. Oakland leads both A's Billy North arrives at third base just leagues with 2«H stolen bases so far this They take out policies insuring thier big blue eyes, their shapely ahead of the throw to Jack Heidemann season. Oakland won the game, 5-4. gams or other curvatures against damage. They forbid them to go Tuesday night during American League motorcycle riding, skin-diving and auto racing, and would prefer they not bathe unattended. They consider them asssets, not human beings. They would faint dead away if they found one in the backfield of the Chicago Bears or on a polo pony or around-the-world sail. Yachts are all right as long Defector wants to leave Canad as they stay tied up at the marina ana the girls' ages are checked a MONTREAL (AP)-Thrcc weeks They didn't even want them running for governor. spokesman said that Nemtsanov had After talking lor 15 minutes, he left YOU CAN IMAGINE, then, the consternation that would have run after his disappearance from (fie announced his decision (o return home Olympic Village and apparenl defec with the officials from the Soviet through old Hollywood at the news that a hot, young property a in a meeting with department officials consulate in Montreal. lion, Russian diver Sergei Nemtsanov Monday. But the youngster had said he rising star, was going to climb into the ring with (he heavyweight has changed his mind and decided to Before reaching his decision, champion of the world. Without a double. Without even a stunt man wanted to "sleep on it" before meeting Nemtsanov is reported to have stayed return to his country after expressing wilh Soviet authorities, the official said. for the longshots. Louie B. Mayer would have collapsed. concern for his grandmother in Ihe for at least a week with Fleming and his To you and me, Kenny Norton is 6 feet 3 inches of heavyweight Soviet Union. family at a summer home in Ihe Ncmlsanov met. again with the im- Muskoka Lakes area north of Toronto. contender, No. 2 in the world, and one of only two men ever to defeat An official at the Soviet consulate migration officials Tuesday afternoon Muhammad Ali. To Hollywood, which is in desperate need of black here said Tuesday Dial Nerntsanov was and confirmed (hat he wanted (o go actors who look good with their shirts off or their pants too tight he in the building but said he was "very home. tired and won't be in a position to make The officials, along with an in UNCLE'S looks like a return to the good old days. ' any comments." Slave movies (Drum, Mandingo) are boffo at the box office this terpreter and Toronto resident John FAMILY PIZZA PARLOR the official would not say when Ihe Fleming-will! whom the youth was season, and Kenny Norton flexing his muscles on the old plantation 17-year-old Oliver would return to Ihc staying while. i;i Canada-then went, to - is the biggest thing to happen to bookings since John Wayne got on a Soviet Union, but the next scheduled Snow Cones • Balloons horse. the coffee shop of a downtown hotel Aeroflot flipsht to Moscow from Mon- with Nemtsanov lo meet with Soviet ACROSS FROM THE DAILY NEWS ftHNfFI KENNY, AT THE moment, can't make up his mind whether he POLISHING UP—Heavyweight contender Ken Norton Ircal is on Thursday. officials. wants to be the new Jack Dempsey or the new Paul Muni His does a bit of car polishing at his training camp in Gilman Although Nemtsanov made no public agents, of course, are sitting up nights gulping pills and turning comments himself, two lawyers who Springs, Calif. Norton is sharpening up for his upcoming acted for him said in a statement green at the thought a Muhammad Ali left hook at any moment on title bout with heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali Tuesday that he had expressed concern the night of Sept. 28 could turn him into a character actor overnight in recent days about the grandmother ABSENTEE BALLOTS with a patch over his eye, or a swollen nose, or teeth missing to the slated for Sept. 28 in New York's Yankee Stadium. iM'Wireplintol who brought him up, and "accordingly point where all he can play is a pirate crew. wanted him to roturn." Absentee ballots for the State of Alaska primary election are Kenny is a little surprised to find himself an actor, anyway He Meanwhile, immigration department now available in the office of the Election Supervisor new was minding his own business, knocking out Jerry Quarry and Jose representative Kva Univig said State Regional Office Building, 675 7th Ave.. 2nd floor. Ballots Garcia and other assorted heavyweights, when here came this offer Softball meeting Canadian officials had not tried to tor all 22 election districts of the state are available for absentee for a screen test. "Turn of Coin" change Nemtsanov's decision. voting Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. scheduled tonight "II was his choice to come here and Anne M. Speilberg Now, ordinarily when Hollywood wants to screen test you they leads horse race his choice lo go back," she said. "We outfit you wilh a sword and a hat with a feather in it, and they give There will be a meeting of the men's SARATOGA, N.Y. (API -Bill Hick's had to respect his decision." Central Election Supervisor you words like "zounds!" to say. But they just wanted Kenny recreational Softball league tonight at 7 Turn of Coin led a field of eight Another immigration department Phone 452-5111 Norton to look as if he had just been cornered in the slave quarters p.m. in the Moose Room at Alaskaland. juveniles in the 63rd running of The by Scarlett O'Hara. Since Kenny is not ordinarily that hard to get The purpose of fhe meeting is to hand Stanford for 2-year-old colls at he knew he could act when he could carry that silliness off. out trophies for this year and to elect Saratoga today. IT WAS CLEAR that Kenny would not do many costume dramas league officers for next year. glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUIIIIUHUg because his costume in some scenes consisted of a taloo, and they Turn of Coin, ridden today by Angel really didn't have any Cagney remakes in mind for him, Cordero Jr., was narrowly defeated bv Buccaneers hot C.V. Whitney's Banquet Table in the Still, the pay was good, and Kenny decided he didn't look any Saratoga Special, his last start. sillier on a sound stage than James Mason would in the rine at TAMPA, Fla. (AP)-TheTampa Bay Earlier, he won (he Tremont at Yankee Stadium. Buccaneers haven't found a way to heal I NOTICE I the heat of Ihe Sunshine Slate. But Aqueduct. As the only stakes winner, Those who have seen him act conclude Ken is more of a threat to Turn of Coin carried top weight of 122 g A DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY 5 they're trying. They drink about a pounds. AH than to Barrymore, but there is one plus to having a bona fide quarter-ton of liquid durinfipractice. heavyweight challenger on screen dispatching the bad guvs with 5 must be filed between August 6th and September 7th if you plan S one punch. J B rou h e e = l?pot£ T£ 2 3 K ' cted office fn the October 5, 1976 general = MOST OF US, when we were kids, believed Tom Mix was really election. The Borough Mayor, three Assemblymen (Seats A F & = u S,?1!,ngr? th°Se rustlers' or Douglas Fairbanks was skewering CRIMINAL JUSTICE and three Sr h001 Board half the French army in stairway sword fights or Bogarl was really = S t, ^ Members (Seat A, B & C) will be'elect- 5 SYSTEM ear terms this f The a tough guy. It was a jolt when we found out some of Uiose matinee E tion on J^ tV , f • necessary forms and informa- = !, ,would £et UP on a cnair if a mouse came in the room or they = S are vailable weel went to parties in high heels. * We should increase the technical in tho B E ^ . a