COLUMBIA MISSOURIAN, Thursday. July 24, 1980 Page 9. Former Arizona coach i--Crowning Mows indicted for fraud, theft Fans express lethal enthusiasm N.Y. Times Parker. In the opening game at ban the sale of bottled beer. It does Former University of Arizona foot- Sports isi home, a bag of nuts and bolts flung not especally refresh a player to be brief - ball coach Tony Mason, some of his as- NEW YORK - , prob- from the right-fiel- d stands narrowly doused with a paper cup of beer but it all-arou- nd crumpet. strong- sistants and an airline employe were 35 feet from the top. The ably the best outfielder the missed Dave's This doesn't brain him, either. indicted by rigging hung was pre- the state grand jury from the mast like limp celery. have had since ly suggests that the deed Many years ago when there was a Wednesday in connection with submit- Roberto owns collec- you buy nuts and St. "Do we have insurance for Clemente, a tidy meditated, for cant team named the Louis Browns ting $13,000 in false travel claims. this?" tion of silver bats and golden gloves, bolts at a concession stand. Nuts and and the pop bottle had not yet been Tamer was heard to say over Coura- Red The account indictment, announced geous' radio. hits baseballs out of sight, drives in Mjf bolts, like the obsolete eggs and deca- outlawed, flying glassware smote the by Attorney General Bob Corbin at a runs, is seldom thrown out stealing dent fruit sometimes used as ammu- brow of Whitey Witt, the Yankees' news conference, named eight individ- and earns several times as much as v$7 Smith nition, has to be carried into the park. center fieldler, as he pursued a fly uals, but only four were immediately Boxing the president of the United States. Expressing admiration for a player ball near the wall. He went down and identified. Names of the others were Mohammad AH checked into the His admirers in Three Rivers Stadi- by bouncing a potentially lethal pro- out, blood pouring from a two-inc- h withheld until they could be served Mayo Clinic for an intensive physical um express their appreciation of his jectile off his bean is a custom by no wound, and was carried off with the indictments. examination in preparation for his Oct. talents by throwing things at his ker took cover in the dugout and re- means confined to Pittsburgh. The unconscious. Indictment along with Mason were 2 World Boxing Council heavyweight head. Hard things. mained there through the second rite is observed universally, and it Ban Johnson, president of the former assistant coach Robert Shaw, title bout against unbeaten champion Sunday was Day in game. He was replaced in right field seems to be on the increase. This American League, offered a $100 re- Thomas Roggeman, still on the UA Larry Holmes in Las Vegas. Pittsburgh, and 43,134 clients gath- by Lee Lacy, who drew no fire from summer the Detroit club had to close ward for information leading to the staff, and Mldtael Eugene Hoffman, "I'm confident that I will pass the ered to salute the godfather of the Pi- the stands. Exposing his own sconce the bleachers in Tiger Stadium for a arrest of the miscreant who had an American Airlines employe. physical with flying colors," said the rate family and, incidentally, watch a was an act of calculated heroism by spell to clear out the hoodlums as- thrown the bottle. An ingenious re- 38-year-- Mason was charged with one count of old Ali, who ballooned to 262 -head- er with the Dodgers. Lacy, who assumed that whoever sembled there. Evidently the rowdy- sponse was received from a fan who conspiracy, three counts of fraudulent pounds last year and now appears to be Fighting Montreal and Philadelphia threw the battery meant it as a form ism had grown as bad in Detroit as it testified that he had been an eyewit- 240-pou- practice, 13 counts of theft, three in the nd range. "I wanted to for first place in the National League of criticism of Parker and had noth- is among the notorious Bleacher ness. The bottle, he said, had been counts of filing a false claim and three get this physical right away so that I East as the Dodgers are fighting ing against other Pittsburgh outfield- Bums in Chicago's Wrigley Field. tossed onto the field long before the counts of tampering with a public re- can get back to the business of serious Houston and Cincinnati in the West, ers. Tanner doesn't favor a fractured Dwight Evans, playing right field fly ball was . As Whitey chased the cord. training." the Pirates were hot on a seven-am- e skull for any of his players but if a for the Red Sox, interrupted a game ball, the fan reported, he stepped on winning streak. It was an occasion to choice were forced on him he would in Yankee Stadium to trot in and get the neck of the bottle, causing it to fly Football Baseball warm every cockle in Allegheny recommend Lacy for the honor rath- his batting helmet after an adventure up and smack him between the eyes. County. er than Parker, even though Lacy, with an unidentified flying object, but The explanation that Whitey had The FBI has cleared former Arizona There are "mounting indications" ' So in the eighth inning of the first with limited action, is batting .382. that is more or less to be expected actually brained himself satisfied football Chicago White Sox Bill State Coach Frank Rush of President game, a nine-vo- lt transistor battery As it turned out, the substitution when the Yankees and Red Sox meet. Johnson, who ordered the reward gambling and allegations. Veeck is listening to offers for his high-price- " mail fraud hummed past Parker's d didn't hurt the Pirates a lick. Going One day Chris Chambliss, playing paid. It did not satisfy Buck O'Neill, Kush's attorney American League team, the Chicago yst said. Harry Cavanagh skull as he patrolled right field. "It to bat once in the first game, Lacy third base for the Yankees in Boston . creator of some of the noblest purple-and-ameth- said the .FBI told him two weeks ago Tribune reported. steel-tippe- d . could have put his eye out," said singled but the Pirates lost. In the was almost skewered by a prose ever to ornament the probe had ended The newspaper said at least two Chica- that and no , the Pittsburgh man- second game he made it six-- f or-si-x dart. a New York sports page. Buck had charges would be Sled. go-based groups appear to be in- ager. Between games Harding Peter- for the day with a , double, The baseball fan is a curious crea- strong opinions and he tended to Kush, who was fired volved including one formed by cur- last October in son, executive vice president, warned three singles, a , two runs-batted-- in ture capable of strangely ambivalent thunder. In the case of Whitey Witt rent Sox stockholders. A group, the middle of bis 22nd season at Arizo- third over the public address system that if and three runs scored, in- behavior. Put him in a Broadway the- and the Pop Bottle, Buck wrote, na State, said the end of the investiga- he said, includes anything else was thrown the Pirates cluding the winning . ater and he will applaude the star's "when you throw a pop bottle at the tion meant he could pursue other Manager Tom Lasorda. would be pulled off the field, even if it The transistor battery wasn't the entrance. Turn him loose in a ball head of Whitey Witt, you are throw- coaching opportunities. meant forfeiting game. only park and he tries to crown his hero ing a pop bottle the foundation The Texas a thing thrown in Pittsburgh this at Rangers said infielder When the missile missed him, Par- - season, or the only thing thrown at with a bottle. This is why clubs had to stone of our national game." Junior Miller, the Atlanta Falcons Rick Auerbach, acquired from the Cin- 1 No. draft pick, signed with the club, cinnati Reds but a no-sho- w at the ending a week-lon- g standoff that pre- Rangers locker room, has been placed vented the former Nebraska star from on the disqualified list. Auerbach, who attending training camp. was married Saturday just a few hours Parker demands trade because of fan abuse before the Rangers live. acquired him, vas Ail-St- ar gest where I SAN DIEGO ( AP) - out- Pirates' Manager Chuck Tanner because that's Hockey not aware the transaction was being fielder Dave Parker, upset that he's said Parker has become the target of "Hey, I love the city and I'd love to made. A spokesman said Auerbach ap- become a target of homepark fans, "a sick person." stay there. Fact is I've got to go out The Boston Bruins acquired veteran parently did not want to Tex- my on the come to says he's "reached the point of no re- Parker said he's informed the Pi- everyday and put career goaltender Regie Vachon in a one-for-o- ne as. I to help turn' ' in Pittsburgh and wants the Pi- rates' front office that they "have to line. Ill do everything can swap that sent their goalie, Gilles get me out of town, period." the Pirates win, but I've reached the to Red Wings. rates to trade him. Gilbert, the Detroit His two days point of no return." trade demand came If traded, terms of bis contract con- g Tennis the fan abuse incident in- everj-thin- says Craig Patrick, the assistant coach of after latest fine the list of potential team to nine, "He's right in he Jimray Connors posted two volving the National League's 1978 said Tanner. "But, gold medal-winnin- g U.S Olympic hock- victories including Cincinnati, his hometown. about the abuse," Wednesday in Wash- Most Valuable Player and two-tim- e do some- ey team, was named director of opera- the the $175,000 Other teams he identified are the Los for every one that tries to ington batting champion. 100 love tions of the New York Rangers. Fred Star Tennis Tournament which Angeles Dodgers, California Angels thing to him, there's that had delayed by Parker, who took a .284 batting av- to see him Shero will retain the title of general been a day rain. and . him. I sure don't want Conners defeated fun WQMson 6-- 0, erage with 12 home runs and 52 runs He's the best player in the manager-coac- h but his domain will be leave. 7-- 6 (7-3- ) Wednesday batted into Wednesday night's game, guy makes the the coaching of the team. afternoon and "I was hit in the back of the head game. He's the that with less than four hours rest, came walked off the field in the eighth in- with a gas valve from a pellet gun wheel go around for the Pirates." back that night to survive a three-se- t ning of a doubleheader opener last last year. Sunday it was a battery. Harding Peterson, Pittsburgh's ex- Yachting battle with George Bardie, 4--6, 6-- 3, 6-- 1. Sunday in Pittsburgh after a specta- Earlier this year somebody tossed a ecutive vice president, said in Pitts- Ted Turner's America's Cup cam- Conners returns Thursday afternoon tor nearly hit him with a transistor sock full of nuts and bolts that burgh that he has not spoken to Par- 29-year-- paign slammed into reverse when he against Pascal Partes ofFrance. radio battery- - The old out- weighed five pounds. A couple of ker or his agent Tom Reich, about the 12-met- upiidephoto lest the mast on his er yacht Three seeded players were bounced fielder sat out the second game, won Dave Parker years ago it was a bat," Parker told trade talk. Courageous just after the start of trial Wednesday, leaving only 10 of the 16 by Pittsburgh 8-- 7 over Los Angeles. Target of abuse The Associated Press. Peterson said he is "sorry to hear racing on Rhode Island Sound. seeds still in the tournament. Veteran "It is in the best interests of both "Maybe it's the money. But every- Dave feels that way, adding, "other Turner was barely ahead of the Clip- Dave Stockton took out seventh-seede- d parties the city of Pittsburgh and ' 'Whoever feels that strongly about body else in baseball respects me. It players have experienced the same per, 13 minutes into the first obser- Hans Gflderoeister of Chile 6-- 0, 4-- 6, 6--3 myself to complete my career Dave Parker, we can eliminate that hasn't happened all year except in problem, but "it seems to happen vation trial race of the day when the and Portes ousted 15th-seed- ed Terry without bodily harm," said Parker. problem." Pittsburgh and I find that hard to di more to Dave."

7-- 6, (8-6- 6--4. 80-fo- ot aluminum mast snapped about Moor ), Turkey, dove Olympics seasons Kedal Standing set Sports M.eoBi G S B Tot. The Missouri Conservation Commis- Soviet Union 17 10 5 32 6 13 7 26 sion Wednesday set the dates for the Hungary 3 2 2 7 fall gun and archery turkey seasons Major league standings Bulgaria 2 7 Sweden 2 0141 3 and the dove season. NATIONAL LEAGUE Diego ,Snirtey 5-6- ). mQh: Seattle 3S 54 413 18 Britain 0 3 -- 12 Friday's Games California 34 57 374 21 i Italy 1 0 11 2 Et Sa-- . 1 In addition, the commissioners voted W L Pet GB St Louis at i Diego Tuesday's tats results Cuba 0 P!stursh 52 40 .565 Houston at Montreal vtitwaukee 4. New York 3, second Greece 10 0 1 to allow the hunting and trapping of Mcreai 50 41 .59 V: Dncir-ia-ti at Sew Yor sane aomanm 0102 2 4 red foxes and bobcats, in some areas of Philadelphia 47 44 516 4- -s Atlanta at Pniiaceioma. 2 Oauane 5. Toronto 1. second Poland 0 3 7-- 12 New York 45 48 4S4 s Chicago at Los Angeies came North Korea 0 2 isec Sa-Fra-c- ance the state. i-r- 11 St. Louis 43 51 457 10 Pittsourcn at California 6. Detroit 0 10 1 At its regaSar monthly meeting at the Ch.csoo 38 52 422 13 C'evelana4 Seattle 0 Mexico 0 10 1 Woodson Wildif e Watt Wednesday's Results Australia C C 4 4 Area near St. James, W 3. Pci. GB OaKlaic S.Toronto 2 Brazil 0 0 1 the commissioners set the fan turkey rwuston 53 i 564 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 12. Texas 5 Czecnos!ovak.a 0 1 gun season for two weeks from Oct. 20 Los Angeles 51 44 537 2'i East NeVorn4 Milwaukee 0 Finland 0 0'0 1 1 Cincinnati SO 45 526 3 v: W L Pet. G8 Baltimore S Minnesota? Jama.ca 0 0 0 1 through Nov. 2 with a limit of one tur- San Francisco 47 48 495 6vj New York 60 33 645 Karsas Cry 9. Chicago 2 Spain 0 0 0 1 key of either sex. The season will be Atlanta 44 49 473 6"i Milwaukee 52 42 553 5"t Devon at California. late night SanOiepa 23 55 409 14V3 Detroit 48 39 552 9 Cleveland at Seattle, late night er open in the same 65 counties as the 1979 Tuesday's Lata Results Baltimore 51 42 548 9 Today's Game Men's 100 rt-et- butterfly final 1, Par Arwasson. ! season, which was the first fall turkey Pittsouroii4.SanDego3 Boston 47 45 51. 12'-- Chicago iYVortham 4--S) at Kan- - Sweden, 54 92. 2, Roser Pyttel, East Germany. 54 94 Wodneaday's Results Cleveland 42 47 472 15 sasCity.Sptittorr!7 7.7 35pm "3. David Lopez. Spain. 55.13. 4. Kees Vervoom, Ne- season. St. Louis 7. Los Angeles 3. Toronto 40 51 440 IS Friday's Games therlands. 55.25 5. Evseny Seredm. USSR 55 35. 6. In addition, the commission set the San Francisco 14. Cucago? West v York at Kansas City, ngnt Gary Abraham, Britain. 55.42. 7, Xav.er Savin. France Atlanta & Montreal b. W L Pet. GB Ca.ifomia at Cleveland 2.twmght 55.66 8. Alexei Markovsky. USSR 55 70 fall archery season on turkeys to run Oncinnati7. Philadelphia 3. Kansas City 57 37 606 Boston at M.rnesota. -- igtit Men's 4 x 200 meter freestyle relay final i. Soviet from Oct. 1 through Nov. 14 and from New York 4. Houston a Texas 46 47 495 10'7 Texas St Crvcago n.gM Union. Sergei Koptiakov. Vladimir Aainikov. ivar St-- r 24 Pittsburgh at San 050. lale night Oakland 46 SO 479 '2 Caniaid at Detro.1. night kolkin. Andrei Krytov. 7.23.50 Z East Germany Nov. through Dec. 31, which will be Today's Game Minnesota 43 51 457 14 Seattle at Toronto, night 7.23.6C. 3. Bran! 7.29 30. 4. Sweden 7.30 10 5. Italy e, concurrent with the archery deer sea- Pittsburgh (Blyleven 4--7) at Sar Chicago 42 51 452 14-- '. Mi'ai.eeai Balti-nor- nignt 7.30 37 6 Britain 7 30 31 7. Australia 7.30.B2. a son, to France 7.36 06 according a conservation Men's 100 meter butterfly final 1. Par Arvidsson. spokesman. Sweden. 54 32. 2. Roger PytteL E Germany. 54 94. 3. David Lopez. Spain. 55 13. 4, Kees Vervcorn, Netne limit will be one turkey of either sex 55-2- Cards &x Baseball lands. 5 5, Evgeny Seredin, USSR 55 35. 6, Gary and there will be 93 counties open, in- Cards 7, Dodgers 3 Abraham. Britain. 55.42.

National League Pon-no- v. cluding three new counties. They are: Men's spnnoboard drying final 1. Aleksandr L.OSAJ4CELES ST. LOUIS Giants 14, Cubs 6 USSR 905.C2. 2. Carlos Giron. Mexico 892 14 3. Mercer, Lafayette and Vernon. The abrhbi Franca Cagnono. Italy. 87150. 4. FIk Hoffmann. East Monday ct 4 abrhbi Germany. 8S851. 5, Aleksandr Kosenkov. USSR three were open for the first time dur- 110 Tempietnss 3 2 2 1 San Francisco 006 300 410 14 21 1 1 12. 6. Christopher 47 Vya-ctvesur- v Russell ss 5 0 3 Phillipsss 2 0 Chicago 000 201201 6 12 0 855 Snode. Britain, 844 7. ing 1980 com- 10 OS 8, Spring season and the rt O R-p.e-- USSR 820 the Smith 3 0 v Troshm. Ricardo Camacho t Durham rf 3 3 2 1 Mints' ! am L t:!ei"i"i Cap.'ia Me'ian-de- z Garey 1b 4 1 -- Spain. 749 34 mission decided to allow them to be 0 2 Scott cf 10 0 0 (4) McG'ot-e- n 7i 7 ce and Slack.?!! w .it-- Li Cey3b 4 0 is c Women s 200 meter final 1. 0 0 Hemancaib 4 l i 1 R C'ev i4-- si L Car a 2 3 San rarc-sc- open for the fall season, the commis- -- Varga-nov- a. 0 - ! KachusNte. Soviet Union. 2. Svetsana Thomassnlf 3 0 0 Simmons c 5 0 2 1 OarKii9- Pettm--- A 29 39 22934 51 3, Sovi- sion spokesman explained. Guerrero2b 4 0 0 0 Kendnckrf 3 0 1 i Soviet Union. 29 Julia Bogcanova. 232-3- Yeagerc 6, Expos 5 , 3. 4. Sjsanrve Den- The commission also set the 1980 2 0 0 0 Jorglf 4 o i 2 Braves et Union. Schultz Mtelsson. Lawph 0 10 0 Fteitz3b 4 0 0 0 mark. 2.32.75- - 5. Irena Fleissnerova, Soviet Union. dove season for Sept. 1 through Oct. 30 Welch p 2 0 0 0 OoerkfeB2b 3 i i o Montreal C100O0 031 5 10 1 2.3123- - 6. Ute Geweniger. East Germany. 23434. 7. Becxwithp 0 0 0 0 Martmezp 3 0 Atlanta 0C2 0O0 031 6 14 1 Bettina Lobe!. East Germany. 2.34.51 8. Sylvia Rmka. with a daily limit of 10 and a possession 10 i3 16' 7 Fryman (Si Hatcher ph t 0 0 0 Lanorumph 10 0 0 Lea. Norman Bannsei Sosa East Germany. 2:35.38. (9) Camp Si 100-met- er Re-misc-rv limit of 20, which was the same limit as Forsterp 0 0 0 0 Ottenp 0 0 0 O Gullicson ana Carter Alexander ?rc Womeri s backstroke final 1. Rica - 1-- 3i 36, Johnstone ph 1110 Benedict W Camp i3-3- ) L Gumckso- HR E. Germany. 1-00- world record, 03 record 0 last year. e 1-0- Total 33 3 7 3 Totals 36 7 12 7 Montreal. Valenn-i- i9' A 10 573 87 by Reimsch m preliminary heat). 2. Ina Kleber. re- 1-- 02 a The commission also decided to 001000 002- E. Germany. 07 3. Pet-- Riedel, E. German.

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