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July 23. 1983 - 3 ^ p e o p l e PHIL ROURA«TOM POSTER Almanac Your neighbors’ views: Today is Saturday, July 23rd, 204th day o f 1983 with 161 to follow. The moon is moving toward its full phase. EXCLUSIVE! The morning star is Mars. Will the fund drive to save the Great Lawn succeed? The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. Those bom on this date are under the sign of L «o . Am erican actress Charlotte Chishman Bowie's videotape and actor Michael Wilding were born on July 23rd, she in 1816 and he in 1912. —too hot to hando On this date in history: In 1829, William Burt of Mount Vernon, A videotape o f David Bowie’s new song, “ China Girl,” Mich., received a patent for a device called the featuring a nude scene o f him making love to a lovely lady * » ' ,>< , '> v “ typographer,” believed to have been the first on a beach in Australia, has been banned by the BBC and is typewriter. not likely to be shown on American television. The scene is In 1904, the ice cream cone was bora. A St. a— you should pardon the expression— take-off on the Louis man called on a young lady, carrying a classic Burt Laucaster-Dcborah Kerr embrace in the surf in bouquet of flowers in one hand and an ice “ From Here to Eternity.” cream sandwich in the other. The girl In David’s version, he romps in the buff with an Oriental fashioned one of the sandwich layers into the \ actrers identified only as Bowie’s “ mystery girlfriend.” It form of a vase and the cone idea caught on. was sent here in anticipation o f a warm response ffom In 1973, Watergate special prosecutor American rock fans. But video music producers felt the disc Archibald Cox served subpoenas on the White was too hot to handle and edited out the sizzling scenes. W m House after President Nixon refused to turn U.S. audiences should be seeing the tamer video version over tapes and documents. o f “ China Doll” shortly. David Bowie: Takes it all o ff A thought for the day: English writer Samuel Butler said: "The man who lets Dust Arnax has one huart's duslrut to visit Cuba himself be bored is even more contemptible THOMAS P. CAR JEROME D. STAND- THOMAS J. MA- than the bore. MARY MCCOR JOSEPH R. FOURN JOHN SASIELA, DOLORES PIE- LORALEELIAPPES, He’s still in love with Lucille Ball, but their broken mar Florida where his family settled after his father w u leleased RIER, Bolton: “I don’t BERRY, Manchester: TRICK, Manchester: MICK, Manchester: IER, Manchester: "I Manchester: ‘‘I don’t TRANTONIO, Man Manchester: “I think riage hasn’t left Desi A n u z with a broken heart. from prison in Cuba. know. I kind of “I think it would be "I would say the ”1 couldn’t answer don’t know. I live see any use in trying chester: ”1 have a it will. They have a lot At 66, Desi’s only real heart’s desire is to someday visit Since “ I Love Lucy,” Am az has gone into private Cuisine at prison wonder, is it for good. But I thinkthey chances are good." Cuba with his children, that one. I haven’t over at the Holiday to save it anyway. If negative view. I think of good backers.” business and bought several hotels. But he’s not as wealthy Vivian Ferguson’s should try to find DesI Araaz Jr. and LucIc as most o f his fans believe. He sold his shue o f Desilu Pro dips In standards been here long House.” they want to have it’s going to end up Am az, and show them ductions in a deal that didn’t suit him well at all. And, says pleasure or is it for another place for enough to remember houses let them have being a burden on their roots. Desi’s father an old buddy, he has insisted on a lifestyle as far removed EL PASO, Texas (DPI) — Prisoners the town of Man housing." that.” them.” accustomed to lobster and shrimp will have to the taxpayer." and grandfather were im- as possible from the days when he was a stniggling, and chester? I’d person ' I portant public flgiires in starving, bongo player. make do on “Spanish turkey pie” and “ cheeseburger ole,” the sheriff says. ally like to see it i Cuba before the dictator- “ I learned about business from Xavier Cagal,” Am az . In m ate were movedjo^a new jail last week succeed.” \ I ships o f Juan Battista and said. “ He was so cheap that he paid me peanuts, but be and have threatened a buiTger strike ever since Fidel Castro. taught me show business. He knew how to make money because of the blabd food being dished out by “ That’s what I would and keep it.” Jamie Lee Curtis, Janet Leigh and Kelly Curtis on an Illinois-based food services company. really like to do— take my th e ir way to Spain in 1965. Am az, however, is a soft touch and has never turned his In the old jail inmates prepared and served children and their children back on old friends. “ What have I got if I don’t have my their own meals in a cook and baker school. Mental patients strain social agencies ______there to show them where friends,” asked Desi during a trip to New York to see his Occasionally, as part of the chefs school, Manchester JaMl« La« Curtis was we came from and the grandsons. “ I got my kids and a few friends. That’s all that inmates prepared lobster and shrimp cocktail. Desi Arnaz: A soft touch “ >“ri!>“ ‘ i«ns that I need.” “ Inmates were spoiled in that old place,” thu lass-favorudi titter our family made Except, o f course, " I would just love to vish.Cuba some Sheriff Mike Davis said Tuesday. But be In Brief When sisters are growing up, one sister is to Cuban history.” said Amaz. The retired co-star o f the day. Not now. It’s not right just now. BuTsbineday. You agreed that the prison fare is bland and said “ 1 Love Lucy” T V series started out as a bongo player in know, my family was very important.” next week a spicier Mexican menu will be The stress of deinstitutionalization sometimes favored over the other. This, apparently, introduced offering what Davis calls “ Illinois Bv James P. Sacks was the case with Kelly and Jamie Lee Curtis, Town-district meeting looms The Horizons program, a scattered-site supervised Mexican food” with dishes such as "Spanish Herald Reporter daughters o f Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh, who once apartment program, serves 20 clients from a number turkey pie” and “ cheeseburger ole.” Whatever happened to the meetings between “In reality, asking the state is seemed to have the perfect Hollywood marriage. of communities in the same catchment area as the Eighth District and the town administration Jamie Lee came out second best b ^ u s e sister Kelly Though Manchester was one ■ of 40 towns in Manchester. that were supposed to clear everything up? the easy answer. What is was prettier. Connecticut that answered affirmatively a survey “The program generally has a one- to three-month You may recali that early in 1983, Eighth Neither sister wants to talk about it today, and Why were “ Little House on the Pialrte: A New Begin about whether Connecticut’s deinstitutionalization of needed is for som ebody in the waiting period, Thayer said, and now has five clients another flkk, “ Racing with the M oon,” with Scan Pena Utiiities District President Gordon Lassow and their mother, Janet Leigh, actually dispatched a nas Lottery mental patients had strained social services, some in line. ning” sad “ Father Murphy” cancelled?— H.C.D ., Nor and EHzabelb McGovcn. W e’re tipped that he answers all Mayor Stephen T. Penny were going to start community to take an interest” ty note to a journalist who reported on a conversa folk, Neb. officials say the problem here — though it remains Some of the clients work full- or part-time, he says, o f his mail, so why not write to him in care o f Heri, meeting regularly to discuss town-district serious — is mitigated because of a strong network of tion between Jamie Lee and her mom in which the A combination o f declining ratings and the departure o f in coordinating the provision of while others are not yet ready for employment. More 1901 Avenue o f the Stars, Los Angeles? relations. community services. two joked over dinner about how Kelly was the star Michael Landon precipitated the downfall o f “ Little than 50 percent are deinstitutionalized state hospital Connecticut daily The meetings haven’t happened yet, both said One thing their responses to questions Friday services favored sister because she had “ nicer hair and better House on the Prairie.” Landon wasn’t able to continue in Is the falcon In “Falcon Crest” acinaly owned by patients, and the remainder come mainly from Friday: Thursday, but they’re still in the works. Both said seemed to indicate is that the exact effects of teeth, and good genes,” but witnesses to the conver Lorenzo Caams?—D.S., Seven HBe, Ohio 537 Dr. Alice Turek private institutions and VA hospitals. the series because he was deeply involved in other projects, the talks will take place in the near future, deinstitutionalization on municipalities need further sation support the reported version. which include producing, directing and writing. After he No. Like most other T V and theater animals, the falcon, P l a y F o u r : 7836 perhaps this month. The clients meet with Horizons staff social worke 3 study, since statistics on the problem at the town level Manchester health director anywhere from once a week at the least to five times “ I was never the favored sister,” Jamie Lee has left, the show added “ A New Beginning” to its title, but Apollo, is owned by a professional animal trainer who sup The meetings will focus on a broad range of are not available. Though most think the town is or more, depending on need. said, without any bitterness or ill feelings toward her the “ beginning” was hardly out o f the starting gate when plies birdies imd other beauties to clients in the entertain subjects. Mayor Penny said, and the first meeting Other numbers drawn Friday in New coping with the problem, everyone questioned by the “ What we need are more community resources — beautiful mother, star o f the original “ Psycho.” word came that the show would not be renewed in the fall. ment field. will probably focus on formulating an agenda for England: Manchester Herald agreed there is a need for the state com munity residences, halfw ay houses, drop- U.S./Worid Marion Dyson three grandsons: and seven great- Marion Dyson, 74, of Waterbury died grandchildren. — FOCUS/people In Brief suddenly Thursday in a York, Maine Private funeral services will be held hospital. Monday. Burial will be in Rose Hill * She leaves two daughters. Mrs. P. T. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Rose Hill Gervais of Waterbury and Mrs. Simeon Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, UAW asks $1-an-hour hike Donahue of Cheshire. She also leaves a is in charge of arrangements. Manchester High’s Rebecca Castagna sister, Mrs. Albert Jeske of Manches Friends may make contributions to DETROIT — United Auto Workers leaders at ter and a brother, Joseph Lee of the Manchester Public Health Nursing Andy Chrysler Corp. voted Friday to open talks next Manchester. Association, 150 N. Main St.. week with the automaker and will demand an Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 Manchester. Rooney immediate $l-an-hour pay raise for 45,000 U.S. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at O Donnell’s workers. Funeral Home, East Main Street in Syndicated Runner wants to be Miss Teen Negotiations are expected to begin Monday at Waterbury. In Memoriam In loving memory of our beloved W Columnist Chrysler headquarters in suburban Highland Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Park. The union set a Wednesday deadline for Monday from St. Peter’s and Paul husband, father, and grandfather. By Adele Angle completion of the talks, which will be held only on Church in Waterbury. Burial will be in John Demko, who passed away Focus Editor economic issues. Cheshire. July 24, 1976. , Herald photo by TerquinU The 170-member Chrysler Council voted It’s going to be a different kind of ‘We looked all over. unanimously to reopen talks. Canadian union Ellen E. Muirhead Your parting wish Outstanding service race for Manchester High School’s leaders were scheduled to meet later in the day Mrs. E’ len E. (Kennedy) Muirhead, we would like to have heard. Cherish Rebecca Castagna tonight. It’s not easy finding a with company officials in Windsor, Ont., and were 85, of 12B Bluefield Drive, Manchester, And breathed in your ear A varsity cross country and size three.’ expected to decide to hold formal negotiations. died Friday at Manchester Memorial Our last parting word. Eighth District firefighters Bruce Kraemer (left) and John indoor runner. Miss Castagna is an Those talks also would start Monday in Toronto. Hospital. She was the wife of the late Only those who have lost Loughran were honored by their fellow firefighters All Stater who was named MHS’s Carolyn Castagna Chrysler, coming back from a brush with Alexander B. Muirhead. are able to tell. Friday for outstanding service. Kraemer received the ancient most valuable p layer. and most improved player in indoor track Rebecca’s mother bankruptcy. Thursday announced a record Born in Manchester, she had lived in The pain in the heart John Merz Award and Loughran was presented with the second-quarter profit of $310,1 million. Last week, town most of her life. at not saying farewell. this year. But tonight in Worcester, it said it would pay off next month the remaining She is a survived by a son, John J. Keeney Cup for service beyond the call of duty, they Mass., the 90-pound, 5-foot 4-inch $800 million of its $1.2 billion in federally backed Muirhead of East Hartford; a sister, Wife, Mary were chosen from among the 100 volu nteer firefighters in friends teen will vie with 75 others for the loans. Mrs. Anne Bowse of Lexinelnn Mass : Arthur Warrington Family the district. title of Miss Teen Connecticut. Is she nervous? "Very! ” the 15-year-oId answers You have to look for good in All Miss Castagna’s friends may without hesitation. ” I can’t sleep. ’’ not be in the audience tonight at people wherever you can find it. A She’s the daughter of Mr. and Worcester’s Mechanics Hall, but Foat’s attorney testifies very nice thing about most people Mrs. Pat Castagna of 54 Lampligh PackiTian among final five applicants they’ll be cheering anyway. NEW ORLEANS (U PI) — Louisiana authori is that they wear their best ter Drive. Her father’s employers, ties in 1977 did not want to prosecute California underwear when they get dressed the Friendly’s Restaurants chain, 'They were excited. They BOLTON — Acting Superintendent of Schools feminist leader Ginny Foat on an 18-year-old prescribes in the nameof fairness that each candidate “ We can’t go out shot-gun style and ask questions off up to go to a party, even though it are sponsoring her. wanted to be there. They wanted to Richard E. Packman is among the five finalists for murder charge that she is now fighting, her be asked identical questions, based on the board’s the top of our head,” said Parsons. ‘T v e been in this see all my new clothes. ’ ’ she says. the superintendent’s position, according to search isn’t going to show. There’s some former attorney testified. definition of what it wants in a superintendent. business for 23 years and I know. There's a great SHE’S NOT going to be alone committee chairman and Board of Education thing basically honest about that. And new clothes she has. Among Robert Tuller Jr. of Fullerton. Calif., said Board member T. Dye Hooper protested, saying learning process here. You have to get the board up to tonight. Her parents, as well as her member Michael L. Parsons. Parsons refused to One of the pleasures of a the items she packed in her ■■■ i-i^- Jefferson Parish prosecutors believed in 1977 that that it would be impossible to get profiles of five speed.” twin brother, Bobby, and brother name the other four candidates at the regular Board different candidates from one set of questions. vacation is being able to wear your suitcase when she left on Thurs their case against Ms. Foat in the 1965 slaying of Parsons’s method won the approval of the majority Michael, 10, and sister, Vicky, 18, day: a business suit, (for the of Eduication meeting Thursday night and no one My business is an executive search firm and my old underwear. I have a lot of it an Argentine businessman was weak and they of board members. will be along to root for her. So will interview portion of the contest) outside the members of the committee knows who the experience is that questions should be built around a that’s too good to throw away but were willing to drop the case. others are. Marshall, who is a Republican, won the chairman’s her grandparents from Spring four pairs of new shoes, a new Ms. Foat, 42, has pleaded innocent to murder in candidate’s resume,” he said.“ What do we want to post in a secret 4-3 vote over Democrat Louis N. not good enough to wear out into Hills, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Victor Parsons said all the candidates are from bathing suit and a pink, red-and- know more about that individual?" Cloutier Jr. the world. On a normal, non Jones, and a good friend, Debbie the tire-iron slaying of Moises Chayo in Metairie, Connecticut and two are currently unemployed. white baseball shorts outfit — the a New Orleans suburb. Her trial is scheduled Oct. Parsons countered with the argument that it would Hooper, a newcomer to the board, beat fellow vacation day, there’s always tlmt ^ I t of High Street. Newly elected board Chairman James H. Marshall colors of the outfit are a required 11. be too easy to design questions to make an unfavored thought that some emergenc “ T m re will be 15 of us in all,” refereed a heated dispute over the best method for Republicans Parsons and Pamela Sawyer for the post pageant item. candidate look bad. He said that in the search of vice chairman . sayts’^ r s . Castagna. She accom Tuller's testimony came Thursday during a interviewing the five finalists for superintendent. might arise that would cause to b ^ state district court hearing on a motion to dismiss committee’s preliminary interviews many candi Democrat Carol Levesque was re-elected secret panied her daughter to the pageant Parsons recommended the board draw up a list of revealed what you’re wearing SHE ALSO brought an antique the murder charge. Judge Robert Burns took the dates "blew ” many of thequestions but even so there tary. She was the only nominee for the position. on Thursday. questions, before even looking at resumes, to ask each underneath. white gown covered in layers of request under advisement. were enough questions to reveal the gist of what each candidate. He stressed that literature on the subject Edward Haloburdo, the former board chairman, Maybe you’ll be hit by a bicycle lace, a Gunnesax of California The judge Friday was hearing defense motions candidate had to offer. resigned from the board this spring. and taken to a doctor’s office dress her mother bought from a for discovery of state evidence that might be store in Holyoke, Mass. beneficial to Ms, Foat's case. where you’ll be told to undress. (It is quite possible that one of the “ We looked all over,” says her 1 Wethersfield meteorites on display in D.C. reasons doctors charge so much is mother. “ It’s not easy finding a Lsl’ughing gas: a new use? that they see the good underwear size three.” WETHERSFIELD (UPI) — The latest display at people are wearing and conclude That new bathing suit, by the The fact that two meteorites landed in the same of the space rocks landed in the same location — in CHICAGO — Nitrous oxide, known as “ laugh the Smithsonian Institution in Washington features they must be rich.) way, is strictly for swimming in town, less than two miles apart is a “ celestial Honolulu in 1825 and 1949. Meterorites are extremely ing gas,” has been found to relieve the two unexpected visitors from outer space that the hotel pool. There’s no swimsuit coincidence” almost incomprehensible and well rare, with only five to 10 recovered annually The pleasure of wearing oid excruciating pain of terminally ill cancer crashed through the roofs of houses in Wethersfield in competition at the pageant — worth the attention, scientists at the institution say. throughout the world, the scientists said. clothes on vacation isn’t limited to patients and improve appetite, mood and a rare and “ astonishing” coincidence. probably a good thing since Miss "It was nothing short of astonishing to scientists The first of the two Wethersfield meteorites, a stone underwear. Another good part of communication with anguished family members. Two meteorites — one which struck a house in 1971 Castagna recently fell on some when a second meteorite fell II years later in weighing three-quarters of a pound, struck the home my vacation is being able to wear Harvard Medical School doctors say. and another that fell in 1982 — were put on display for rocks at the beach and had 12 Wethersfield,” the Smithsonian’s public affairs office of the Paul Cassarino family the night of April 8.1971. the shirts I own that are frayed at One 17-year-old girl who was treated with the first time together Friday at the Smithsonian’s said. stiches in her ankle. nitrous oxide said she was "free of pain for the National Museum of Natural History. The family was sleeping and did not hear the impact, the collar after several years of Previously, only once in recorded history have two but woke up to find the m eteorite. first time in months.” regular duty. At the beginning of ” It’s all better now,” she says. “ Pain in the terminally ill cancer patient can my vacation, I go through my The worst thing about the injury, frequently be excruciating and difficult to Post-35 births dresser drawers and remove the she says, is that it has temporarily control,” Drs. Martin T. Fosburg and Robert K. shirts that have had it. I get a pair put a halt to her daily runs. Crone said Thursday in the Journal of the of scissors and cut the sleeves off American Medical Association. not as risky just above the elbow. MISS TE EN America, those in They reported favorable results in the nitrous the pageant say, is not simply a oxide treatment of four adolescents and one child. beauty contest. I CAN’T T E L L you the satisfac ” It involves a little more than as long believed tion I get out of wearing these old just getting by on your looks, ” says Salvador offensive hotter friends on vacation. It gives me the Mrs. Castagna. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (UPI) - A critical feeling that I ’m saving money, but SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — The Salvado review of childbearing statistics indicates pregnancy I also like the idea of getting Judging is based on personality, ran arrny stepped up its “ Vietnam-style” after age 35 may not be as risky as long believed, a everything there is out of some I talent, service to the community, -iH*. scholastic standing, and overall pacification program Friday, extending the Pennsylvania State University researcher says. thing. Wearing a comfortable old offensive into the longtime guerrilla stronghold of awareness. For the past three Many studies on after-35 pregnancies done during shirt with a frayed collar on Herald photos by Pinto northern Morazan province. the past half-century have "serious methodological days. Miss Castagna has stood the vacation is conservation at its best. rigors of a paageant tea, a personal A captain in the operation, who asked not to be flaws," Dr. Phyllis Mansfield, an associate professor ■■ ^ •'I* At home. Miss Castagna identified, said a team of doctors and public of nursing, said Thursday. Some old clothes don’ t adapt interview and a written test. The m packs. She’savaraity runner Rebecca Castagna of Lamplighter Drive works crew^ were following government troops Medical researchers traditionally have believed themselves to being worn on evening gown competition is tonight’s Miss Teen Connecticut at Manchester High School. tonight. page- into towns in the northern reaches of Morazan. that pregnant women over age 35 face a higher risk of vacation. I own several grey looks at the evening gown she’ll wear at ant in Worcester, Mass. the poorest of El Salvador's 14 provinces. bearing children with birth defects. business suits that are beginning to The U.S.-trained Belloso Battalion, in a plan In the mid-1950s, the International Council of iook a little seedy. The pants fit and patterned after one used by the U.S. Army in the Obstetricians and Gynecologists said prospective . • > ‘f they’re comfortable but I wouldn't Vietnam War, is operating in the area that has mothers over 35 having their first baby should be think of wearing them to hang been dominated for more than two years by the placed in a “ high risk” category and treated with around in on vacation. They're just People's Revolutionary Army, one of five Manchester, bet you can’t eat special care. wrong. guerrilla organizations operating in El Salvador. “ It seems to me this was an unnecessary action,” Most dress shoes don’t take The captain said leftist guerrillas, waging a 3'A said Ms. Mansfield, who surveyed more than 100 Manchester is a great place. It has the kindly to this kind of retirement, Manchester, a town which also has 5,000 year war to overthrow the U.S.-backed govern maternal health reports produced since 1917 in Great Lawn. It has the Turkey Day Races. giving my addiction up. I have tried ment, have put up little resistance to the sweep reaching her conclusions. either. I have a few old pairs that I It has the Mary Cheney Library. thin people descend on it each Thanksgiving convincing myself how terrible chips really north of the Torola River that divides the “ I don’t think it was a helpful thing and it definitely keep to hack around in, but shoes It also has more potato chips per square In Day. But it’s a fact. are. province north and south. that were meant to be shined never I have lived in other towns. Potato chips is out of date because women who are having babies at m mile than any other town I have ever lived I have recited to myself, “They are a later age now are healthier,” she said. look right with paint on them. I ’ve in. Focus maybe showed up with sandwiches. Maybe nothing but fat. They are nothing but fat,” Dr. Mansfield said researchers studying later bought myself a pair of work shoes Sure. Sure. I know. You’re one of those not. But not all the time and not in the maybe six, maybe seven thousand times. pregnancy often used sample groups too small to be Adele Angle Nicaragua senses war for vacation and I alternate upright types who can order a ham and quantity offered in Manchester. I have looked on the bathroom scale and meaningful or did not consider such factors as how between them and old sneakers Focus Editor The following places I eat at serve potato said, ’’You could be 10 pounds thinner. Give MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) — The deploy cheese on i^e and say, ” No, no potato many children a woman had had or her social and that were once tennis shoes. chips on the side: the Olympia Deli, the ment of U.S. warships off both coasts of economic status. chips.” up potato chips for two weeks,” Vacation clothes have to be Pumpernickel Pub, and, sometimes, the Nicaragua and a Honduran troop buildup is part She also said the studies she reviewed contained no Herald photo by Pmell Not me. Remember that “ Bet you can’t I have tried to take seriously the Hungry Tiger. of a plan to fight a war against the leftist-ruled evidence of any biological changes in the reproductive clothes that are loved. It's not a eat one?” ad on TV? The one where the guy comments of close relatives who come up nation, the government newspaper said Friday. systems of women in their 30s that would indicate an Better yet, Wickham Park time for wearing rejects that don’t offers the other guy a chip, with the nasty I like my chips plain. Chances are if I go to any of these places, I with little homilies like, “ Two minutes on Barricada, the official newspaper of the ruling increased risk. fit or clothes that you've hated stipulation, “ Bet you can’t eat one.” am not ordering a sandwich. I ’m ordering the lips, five years on the hips.” and ’’Did potato chips. Sandinista government, reported under a banner She concluded that the presumed risks are more the As if from an earlier era, actors Mario since you got them home from the "That guy is me. IT USED TO BE I held to one brand: State you know seven potato chips equal 150 headline the possible assignment of a battle group Friday to film part of a “Better Yet result of psychological and social attitudes in the store. Some time last winter I I have had a lifelong addiction to potato Line. Some places in this town will even let you calories?” led by the aircraft carrier Coral Sea off the and Megan Van Peebles gaze on while medical profession, rather than aging factors in the Connecticut” commercial before van bought a package of three under order half a sandwich. And the wonderful But it doesn’t work, and there’s no sense Atlantic coast of Central America. mother. producer Will Mebane and Donna chips. The greasier the better, and never But since I moved to Manchester I ishing into thin air, perhaps back to a shirts. The label said they were mind putting anything extra on them like thing is — now this is it, the little gem of in making myself miserable. The Coral Sea, now in the Mediterranean, "But even if all these things were not true, there still discovered something. DeLieto, vice president of marketing “ 100 percent cotton.” wisdom in this week’s column — the half Anyway, just in case you know someone reportediy would participate in joint military is evidence that the type of woman today who New Orleans-restaurant in the 1890s. garlic or barbecue sauce or cucumber There is an 80 percent chance if you order from sponsor Jefferson Federal Sav sandwich comes with the same number of exercises with Honduras planned for early intentionally delays childbearing is healthier, better Friday’s filming was for the second of flavor or anything disgusting like that, a sandwich for lunch in this town, you’ll get who’s considering a move here, tell them chips on it as a whole sandwich does. August if it comes to the Caribbean. There was no educated, more well off financially, has planned the ings, struggle to open their bottle of three television spots being filmed this THE UNDERSHIRTS were good please. potato chips on the side. They’re not State about the chip situation. official word on the assignment from the pregnancy and is more apt to seek prenatal care wine with a new-fangled version of the in ali regards, except I noticed that Just the genuine item. And, please, no Line, but they’re not bad, either. To a potato chip addict, this is heavy stuff. Now, if only restaurants around here Pentagon. summer for the Governor's Vacation when I wore them, my shoulders earlier in the pregnancy than women in the past — all corkscrew. The brother and sister team Travel Council. no-salt or organic chips either. I don’t know what this says about started offering clam dip with ham and Earlier this week, the Department of the Navy factors in a positive pregnancy outcome," she said. appeared briefly at Wickham Park itched. A writer can’t write if his l i k e AN Y true addict, I have tried cheese. , . announced another eight warships, headed by the shoulders itch, so I removed my aircraft carrier Ranger, were deployed for outer shirt and iooked for one of maneuvers off the Pacific coast of the embattled region. those scratchy iabels they often •Profile- leriMttUBBaoccrccr.zcam Poland releases dozens of prisoners put in the neck. There was none. I “ Reagan .sends another war fleet to the Atlantic, read the Barricada headline Friday. put the shirt back on but my Name: Solly MiddUton Favorite store in Manchester: WARSAW, Poland (UPI) — The Polish government shoulders still itched. Ranger and New Jersey bring a new escala comment because Friday was Poland’s national factories were among the charges that disqualifled Age: 47 tion, read another. opened its post-martial law era Friday by freeing holiday, the 39th anniversary of socialist rule, Caldor's dozens of Solidarity activists who left jails near the prisoners from pardon. When I undressed for bed that Occupation: Fashion director northern city of Gdansk “ beaming with optimism,” iiow evti, iiciiici Liie iiuiiuuy iiui .lie t.-ml of ir.di'lial All other cases are supposed to be considered by a Favorite color: pink night, I inspected the stitches in the church spokesmen said. law prompted much public celebration because many panel of jurists. The government decree obliged Favorite restaurant: Vic'iFizzoand "Evergreen" emergency restrictions, clamping down on workers top of the shoulder straps of my Favorite novel: Kidnappers: from right? The reieases came hours after 585 days of martial Justice Ministry officials to complete their study of all Rostouront and Shady Cion law ended at midnight Thursday and a new amnesty and activists, were written into law to remain in effect prisoners’ records within 30 days new underwear. Ah ha! There Favorite spot in Manchester at least through 1985. ROME — A telephone call to a Rome program for political h oe4he communist regim e’s were the offending threads, and I Favorite food: "Tho soafood dishos Mary Cheney Library newspaper Friday strengthened the theory that plan to end the official emergency, took effect. question whether or not they were According to Justice Ministry officials, 650 people my son Doug nrakos." kidnappers demanding the release of would-be "They seemed to be beaming with optimism.” said were in prisons and temporary detention centers in , LEGAL NOTICE cotton. Car: Chevy Malibu Classic papal assassin Mehmet Ali Agca belong to an the Rev. Henryk Jankowski, founder of a prisoners* connection with martial-law offenses. Town of Andovor, Connoctlcut Favorite beverage: Apple juice international gang of right-wing extremists. aid center in Gdansk and a friend of Lech Walesa, , _ Zonin* Board of Appoolt Favorite quotation: "The best and About 60 were Serving sentences for crimes too The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Now what do I do? I can’t take " The track seems to lead to the fanatical Gray leader of the outlawed Solidarity trade union. Favorite hobby: reading, walking serious to be considered for amnesty under terms of Connecticut will hold a public hearing ^“tho the underwea'lar back to the store Wolves, a news commentator on the state-run most beautiful things in the world cannot 'A group of about 30 people, both men and women the decree signed by Polish leader Gen. Wojciech Bu Iding Wednndav, July 27, 1983 rt p m to h.2?^ and demand my money back >and crewel embroidary television said. have already arrived, ” Jankowski said in a telephone following oppllcat tons asking tor relief frarn' J"* Jaruzelski. l^ws Of the Town of Andover, ConnJrttouL because they make my shouiders be seen or pven touched but must be felt Agca, the 24-year-old Turkish terrorist who interview from the Baitic port city. •” Grsoory Holllstsr — rscusstino rftll*f frnm «e«e«i Favorite sport: hockey shot and wounded Pope Paul II in St Peter's Officials had not expected any releases before Attempts to overthrow ihe socialist state — an reouloflont Ssctlon M ^ Article n .2— itch. This doesn’t sound like a w ith the heart." — Helen Keller accusation against 12 of the jailed dissidents - or UConn soccor team and tho square May 13, 1983, is known as a former Saturday. Prison spokesmen could not be reached for Variance of Afeet needed for total ilc& vSrrf^ii^ reasonabie complaint, so I put the Roots for: organizing strikes during martial law at militarized needs 50 feetTVarlance of 45fwt i^M^Vd fo ^ ^ J^ iS n ^ member of Turkey’s Gray Wolves right-wing feet, needs $0feet. Lot toeotSatSHobron three undershirts in the bottom of Whalers Favorite TV show: M*A*S*H extremist organization. • 202- Charles E. and JonlceclwilMr-lr«iuMtto2liY.^^^ my drawer until last week. Best thing about Manchester: Turkish police believe the organization helped from zoning regulations Section II - - A rtlcto'W .l^S iIl^! Reoulrements. Front vord variance of 1Bfeetns*/^d<. Best way to relax: "A day on tho Agca make a sensational escape from an Istanbul Calls needed, has 42 toot. Section 4 - Article 41 Foolishly thinking that while the "My neighborhood — very nice, friendly, jail in 1979. beach, in tho sun." housing a non-contorming use shall be extendedor undershirts weren’t good enough supportive people." In the call received by II Messaggero and the to exceed U % of Itspresent floor area. Addltlonexceal^-Su (Town) of present floor areo. Lot located at 11 Ross LniJIf'a!? to wear to work in the city, I Preferred entertainment: The Italian News Agency ANSA Friday a man with a Manchester iJM**'* tl?®'’'''* Interested persons moy appear ondtMtolM decided they’d be just the thing to Worst thing about Manchester: foreign accent said those demanding Agea’s Thursday, 7:08 a.m. — Electrical fire, 684 Hartford and written communication received. SotomploiA theater, musicals Wednesday. 9:12 p.m. - Gas leak. Shell Station. Road. (Town) wear on vacation in the country. release planned “ to carry forward our negotia "The water in my neighborhood tastes Main Street and W. Middle Turnpike. (District) Thursday, 10:29 a.m. — accident with injuries, W Si?i?.""BSII3;n‘S * ' • " T5wWk,ro52 ’This was a mistake. I*don’t want tions beyond the Orlandi incident." Dated at'Andover, Connecticut 16 July, 1983, 23 Julv len Favorite song: "Laura's Theme" a w fu l." Thursday, l;29 a.m. — Car fire, 1097 Main St Middle Turnpike and Broad Street. (Town) my shoulders to itch on vacation (Town) Zoning Board of ApimiS a Thursday, 1:30 p.m. - medical call. 248 School St anymore than I want them to itch Favorite music: Classical (Compiled by Janet Sombric) Thursday, 2:39 a.m. — Medical call, 82 S. Main St. (Town) when I’m at work. 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 23, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 23, 1983 - 13 Is Blue Cross/Blue Shield enough coverage? Advice QUESTION: Two months ago the insurance first $25.00 on an office call a year, then Agway pays you can request that Medicare reconsider-the claim company with which I had a Mtgor Medical policy for the rest. and perhaps you will get a better payment from them. years, dropped the company I am associated with. I -D.W. You do this by going to the Social Security office (or am 65 years old and have Medicare Blue Cross Widow’s hello to stranger call them and ask them to mail you a form) and get a 65/Blue Shield 65. Is this enough for me to carry? Medicare ANSWER: The state insurance package is very form called “ Request for Review of Part B Medicare Insurance is very expensive now at my age to takeout good coverage. Whatever Medicare does not pay, can Claim.” It is a simple form to fill out and this gives you another Major Medical. As long as I have enough to Maiihox be submitted to Travelers for 80 percent reimburse a chance for a reconsideration of the amount they sent cover doctors and hospitals that is all I care about. Edith Prague ment after $100 deductible. To be more explicit, you. You have nothing to lose except a 20 cent stamp. is also a goodbye to grief -E.S.M. whatever difference there is between what Medicare They may very well decide that they did not allow you paid and the original charge. Travelers will pay you 80 enough for this service, or they may not but it is worth ANSWER: You have excellent protection for DEARABBY: My hus percent. It seems as though the Agway policy is the chance. Second, never ask the secretary about parents of stress and hospital coverage with Medicare and Blue Cross 65 band died suddenly three r completely unnecessai^. On the other hand. If he has taking "assignment.” It is always better to ask the worry. and Blue Shield 65. You can stay in the hospital fully years ago. I grieved end many office visits or if he has to go to expensive doctor himself. Very often secretaries have their M covered for over a year with this coverage. However, lessly for him, and have number. "D ” would be a widow eligible for benefits specialists, it would pay to keep it. Even though your instructions and they have to follow them. Go directly DEAR ABBY: My the nnedicai part of Medicare — Part B — allows a done only the necessary under her deceased husband’s^work credits; "D1 ” is a Travelers would pay 80 percent of the balance that to the doctor and tell him that it is difficult for you to purse was stolen today, certain amount for a service and then pays only 80 marketing, usually taking D e a r A b b y widower receiving Medicare on his deceased wife’s Medicare does not pay, he, can still collect from pay this amount of money. Usually they are and I am heartsick. I had percent. The 20 percent of the allowed amount is paid my dog with me. Only benefits, etc. Each letter is significant of the Agway because one policy has nothing to do with the reasonable. I f not, then you have the choice of finding many personal items in it by Blue Shield M but you have to pay the difference recently I realized I was eligibility criteria and has absolute nothing to do with other or does it? Will the Agway policy deduct what a doctor who is. Now, your friend is absolutely wrong. Abigail Van Huron that can never be re between the original charge and the Medicare allowed very lonely. the Part A (hospital) or Part B (medical) coverage of Medicare pays? If so. then I would definitely cancel it. You can buy Blue Shield 65 at any time and there is placed — pictures of my amount. This is where the Major Medical policy would Last week as I came out Medicare. At the bottom of the card (on the right hand If it does not deduct what Medicare pays, then keep it. only one requirement and that is that you have to be on kids from the time they come in to pay but there is not a Major Med around of the market into the side) it will say hospital and a date, and medical anda Why don’t you send me the brochure so that I can see Medicare. Your health and your age are not factors — were babies, and some that is available on an individual basis that I have parking lot, a stranger date, and this tells you that you have hospital and what the benefits are. Then I would be in a better only that you have to have Medicare. All you have to letters I treasured. I had found yet that is fairly reasonable. I will keep looking. medical coverage. If it does not say medical and a position to advise you. do is call 1-800-922-4670 and get a membership walking his dog on a leash some personal papers, my date, then you do not have Part B of Medicare and you application. If you send it in before the 20th of the struck up a conversation checkbook, credit cards, QUESTION: My Medicare card has my Social with me about my dog, should sign up for it during the next enrollment period, QUESTION; I went to the doctor and he charged me month, your membership goes into effect on the first izes that you’ve grieved is reasonable. She feels it my address book, unlisted Security number with an " A " for my Medicare Who’d been barking in my which will be next January-March ’84 for a July 1,1984 $150 for what he did. Medicare only allowed $65 and of the next month. enough and it’s time to get is ridiculous — that her telephone numbers, keys, number. My friend's card ends with a “ B’. Does this effective date. car. I was quite taken by then only paid 80 percent which was $52.1 do not have on with your life. It’s a friends do not have to etc. My purse was part of mean that I only have Part A of Medicare and what this man’s looks and healthy sign. Blue Shield so I had to pay the balance of $98 myself. I Edith Prague, a resident of Columbia, is a member abide by such an'early me! does she have? manner, but I was so QUESTION: I am a retired state employee, also my called and asked the secretary if they would accept of the National Association of Certified Social Start calling old friends time, if they, hdve any Abby, appeal to people -M.D. insecure and surprised husband is retired and 65.1 have Blue Cross 65. Major what Medicare paid but she told me “ No.” . I would Workers. and begin to socialize a curfew at all. who steal purses for mo that I left abruptly. Medical and Medicare for both of us. He is paying for a like to know what to do about the fact that Medicare bit. You may never again In this city (Spokane), ney to please put the purse ANSWER: The letters after the Medicare number rriedical coverage which is for doctors office calls for Send all questions to Edith Prague, Medicare However, I’ve been see the man with whom where rape is not all that in the mailbox so they can only indicate how you are eiigible for Medicare. For allowed so little and how do I get Blue Shield? I have a himself of $48.00 a year. Does he need to keep this from Mailbox, care of The Manchester Herald, Box S$l. back every evening at 6 you were so taken; he was uncommon, I don’t sleep be returned. I work part- instance, your " A ” means that you are eligible for heart condition and my friend told me that Blue Shield Agway Inc.? It’s my impression that my state would not sell me a policy. Manchester, Conn. 06040. For a personal reply, p.m. (the time I saw him) probably just a friendly until all my children are time to help my husband Medicare on your own work credits. Your friend is coverage and Medicare is sufficient without paying enclose a self addressed stamped envelope. Questions and I ’ve left a card on the stranger already “ taken” home. ' buy food for our family. eligible for her Medicare benefits on her husband’s -V.W. for the insurance coverage he has with Agway? of general Interest will be answered in the fxdumn as bulletin *' board at the anyway, so forget him. I would like to know We have three kids and work credits and that’s why she has a “ B” after the market. I have even Please let us know if we should drop it. He pays the ANSWER: There are a few issues here. First of all. time and space permit. Good luck, lady. Think your feelings, and also lots of bills like everybody driven up and down the positive, and good things how others handle this. else. nearby streets hoping to will happen. SICK OF THE Ladies, take a good look see him. CURFEW ARGUMENT in your purse today and - Weddings Abby, why am I doing DEAR ABBY: Please make sure half your life About Town this? I feel demented. advise and take a poll DEAR SICK: Your de isn’ t in it. Clean it out and Please put this letter in among your readers con cision concerning curfew carry only what you need, your column. He may cerning an acceptable time should not be based so you won’t be as heart Playground winners read it and come back to curfew time for an 18- on how others handle it. It broken as I am if it’s 1 the parking lot. year-old college girl who should be based on how The following children were winners in special stolen. L. IN WEST L.A. lives at home. dependable, mature and events conducted at some of the summer playgrounds STILL UPSET responsible your daugh recently. The program is directed by the Manchester She (my daughter) and ter is. It is also my view Recreation Department. DEAR STILL: Thank DEAR L: You are not I have some strong differ that children living at Herald photo by Pinto The winners are listed in the order in which they you for wanting to spare demented. You are a very ences of opinion on the home should make every placed: others the pain and incon lonely woman who real subject. I feel that 2 a.m. effort to relieve their venience you suffered. Buckley School: Scott Marcantonio, Jason Dieterle Beating the heat and Dwayne Goldstein, younger group in bike obstacle course; and John Wynn, Keith Morrissey and Linda Hewitt of 105 Seaman Circie and side to beat the heat wave this week. A.J. Marcantonio, older group. Jason Kostiuk of 34 Dougherty Drive They are pictured here in the Verplanck Mahoney Recreation Center: Danny Howard, Ulcer sufferer hurts self were among the iarge number of School playground playing a game younger age group, loudest yell contest and in the Manchester residents who stayed out called Carom. older group, Todd Rose and David McAdam tied. Brian Genovese and Eric Rasmus, biggest ears and Robbie Rioux and Hank Minor, biggest mouth. disobeying doctor’s orders Valley Playground: Matt Mueller, senior relay; Kathy Milliard, intermediate relay; and David Engagements Connor, junior relay; Kyle Gear, George Templeton DEAR DR. LAMB: I avoided. The gastric acid and Danny Griffen, obstacle course. am a 2S-year-old female ity may contribute to your Verplanck School: Cory Page and David White, and two years ago I pancreatic problems. And Jason Oat Way and Adam Smith, and Peter Detfore became very sick while on your ulcer could be pene and Chris Young, teams in the egg toss; Tony Davis, duty at the hospital where trating into the pancreas Julie Hagassie, ^ b e r t John Solder and Kevin Todd I work. I was having four Health aggravating the condi Bell, watermelon seed spitting contest; Cory Page, severe abdominal pain tion. You have a seriouis Jeremy Harford and Jessica Smith, peanut hunt. right under my ribs in the Lawrence Lamb, M.D. illness and would be wise Waddeli School: Robert Anderson, Dave Edwards pit of my stomach in the to start cooperating and and Jimmy Sharp, pool playing contest; Dave center. It felt like some following directions to the Eklwards, Larry Wood, Todd Kessel, carrom contest; thing was twisting my letter. If you want to get and Stacy Rouleau, Ted Shakford and Wayne Zorger, intestines or a hard gnaw well, stop substituting sockey; Dave Edwards, Todd Kessel and John ing feeling. your bad judgment for Cunningham, popcorn eating contest. I went to the emergency your doctor’s judgment. room and was hospital and said that was the work done. Can speed Pancreatitis is one of Beethoven Chorus to rehearse ized. My tests showed that wrong way to do it. damage my stomach or those diseases where the I had acute catarrhal Another serum amylase case severe pains? Should doctor does indeed put a Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from 10 to pancreatitis. Since I have test was done and it was I have another test to see lot of reliance on the 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 Church St. been out of the hospital 195. if my ulcers have reo laboratory test. To give Mrs. George H. McFee Mrs. Desmond A. Belske Mrs. Bruce Belflore There will be a coffee hour before the rehearsal. I’ve started having more I drink some socially to pened or do what my you more information on Members of the chorus will put on a program Friday severe pain. It is not have a good time but not a doctor has told me to do your disorder I am send McFee>FitzGerald Belske-Major at 1:30 p.m. at the Senior Center in Windsor Locks. always when I eat but also lot. The doctor said I was thus far? ing you The Health Letter Belfiore-Cavallero Members will meet at the church at 12:30 p.m. and when I hrve eaten never to drink again. He 11-4, The Pancreas: Your form a car pool to go to Windsor Locks. nothing. says I have pancreatitis DEAR READER: I Enzyme Organ. Others Teri Lynn Ferguson The doctors also found Ann Rohde FitzGerald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mary Jane Major, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. but how can he say that on couldn’t include all your who want this issue can Gloria Marie Cavallero, daughter of Mrs. Christina two duodenal ulcers and John Rohde FitzGerald of 45 Battista Road and Lake Laurent Major of Loomis Street, and Desmond A. Class reunion planned the basis of just a serum letter. You are the kind of send 75 cents with a long, Ferguson-Lessard Cahdiewood, Danbury, and George Howard McFee of Cavallero, and of Vincent Cavallero, both of Santa put me on Gaviscon and amylase test? patient that doctors find stamped, self-addressed Belske of Woodbridge Street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barbara, Calif., and Bruce Louis Belflore of South Windsor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jam esE.Feeof80 Rockville High School’s Class of 1963 will have iU Tagamet. I quit taking the Something else worries most difficult to help. envelope for it to me, in .Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Fergu Stanley Belske of South Windsor, were married June Cambridge, Mass., son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Helaine Road, were married July 16 at Wapping 20th reunion Aug. 13 starting at 6:30 p.m. at WiiUe’s Tagamet except when I me. I’ve been taking am Speed will increase care of this newspaper, son of 39 Marshall Road announce 10 in St. Bridget Church. Belflore of 40 Forest St., were married June 23 in El Community Church, South Windsor. Steak House in Manchester. started hurting real bad, phetamines such as lo- gastric acidity just like P.O. Box 1551, New York, the engagement of their daughter, The Rev. Philip A. Sheridan officiated at the mass Montecito Presbyterian Church in Santa Barbara. The Rev. James R. Hansen officiated at the The Reunion Committee is trying to track down the but my doctor got mad namin so I can get more caffeine and should be N.Y. 100019. Teri Lynn Ferguson, to Lionel and double ring ceremony. Mrs. Clara Dubaldo was The Rev. Robert McElroy of San Francisco, Calif candlelight double ring ceremony. Barbara Barnes following class members: Gilbert Ames. Michael Joseph Lessard Jr., son of Mr. and organist. The bride was given in marriage by her and Dr. Lyle Hillegas of Santa Barbara, officiated at was organist, Helen Duncan, violin soloist and father. Egan, Ronald Gilmore, Craig Hill, Eduordina Mrs. Lionel J. Lessard Sr. of 169 the double ring ceremony. The latter is the college Timothy Collins played trumpet. The bride was given U C lerc Pruitt, Donna Light Taylor, Steven Rhoads, Lyness St. Karen Mills of Coventry was maid of honor. roommate of the groom. The organist was Mrs in marriage by her father. Bridesrnaids were Mrs. Alana Major, sister-in-law of Karen Olsen, Michael Rothwell, Kathy Stevenson, The bride-elect is a 1980 gradu Irene M. Cichocki-James McNickle Martha Bowlus and soloist, Ms. Stacie Steed Anthes, Greg Theodore, Carol Thomas, John Weber. Shirley Husband suddenly changes; Betsy FitzGerald Didan of Denver, Colo., sister of' the bride, and Mrs. Cynthia Nowak of North ate of Manchester High School and the bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were both of Santa Barbara. The bride was given in Widdecomb, and Catherine Wittlin. Windham, sister of the bride. m arriage by her father. a 1981 graduate of Computer Cichocki-McNickle Donna Frankenberg Fee of South Windsor. sUter-in- James Purvis of Willimantic was best man. Ushers Anyone having any information should call 075-8982. Processing Institute. She is em law of the groom, and Alison Grotta Caxide of Mrs. Diana Cavallero Rheinisch. sister of the bride, ployed at Burnside Convalescent of Hartford. were Bruce Major, brother of the bride and Gordon of San Luis Obispo, Calif., was matron of honor. Mr. and Mrs. William Cichocki Manchester. Kathryn A. Fee of South Windsor, niece Belske, brother of the groom, both of Manchester. Epilepsy group meets contemplates quitting his job Home. of Stafford Springs announce the The prospective bridegroom is a Bridesmaids were Mrs. Leslie Ortiz, Mrs. Marsha of the groom, was flower girl. The prospective bridegroom is a engagement of their daughter, graduate of Manchester High John Clayton FitzGerald, of Manchester, brother of After a reception at the Army & Navy Club, the Wright, Julie Garvey and Linda Montross, all of Santa Barbara. • NEWINGTON — Manchester area residents who 1980 graduate of East Catholic Irene Marie Cichocki of East School and Central Connecticut the bride, was best man. Ushers were Richard N. Fee couple left on a motor trip to Northern Vermont. They sidfer from epilepsy or have a family member or DEAR DR. BLAKER: I son’s rejection. Write or High School and a 1983 graduate of State University. He is employed Mark Maloney of Decatur, Ala., was best man. Hartford, to James Arthur of South Windsor, brother of the groom, Antonio M are making their home in Manchester. friend who does, are invited to attend the Aug. 4 am 46 years old and call the camp and try to the New England Institute of by Loctite Corporation of Ushers were, John Dominguez of University Park, McNickle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Caxide and Peter A, Heard, both of Manchester. Brian The bride is employed at Manchester Memorial meeting of the Greater Hartfonl Chapter of Epilepsy married to a 63-year-old find out why they returned Applied Arts and Sciences. He is Raymond McNickle of Cedar Newington. Md., brother-in-law of the groom, Edward Obu- Foundation. f i- j R. Fee of South Windsor, nephew of the groom, was Hospital. The groom is employed at Channel’s Home who is contemplating the application. Are you employed by Newkirk and Whitney Street. ring bearer. Center of Manchester. chowski of San Francisco, Calif., Peter Howe of quitting his job. He feels The merting will be at 7:30 p.m. at Newington A s k sure that you didn’t have Funeral Homes Inc. The bride-elect is a graduate of An Oct. 8 wedding is planned at After a reception at the Hartford Club, the couple Somerville, Mass., and William Connors o f White he must leave this com Plains, N.Y. Children s Hospital, 101E. Cedar St., Newington. The some warning about this? A November wedding is planned Stafford High School. She is St. Edward Church, Stafford left on a wedding trip to Kennebunk. Maine. They will pany because tensions D r . B la k e r Did your son have behav at Church of the Assumption. After a reception at the Santa Barbara Biltmore, "if? *"* .? and are designed to let those employed at Aetna Life & Casualty Springs. make their home in Manchester after Sept. 1. with epilepsy .and their family and friends. assUt have become unbearable ior problems at camps the couple left on a wedding trip to Sardinia, Italy, Karen Blaker, Ph.D. The bride is a 1977 graduate of Manchester High each otiwr with the problem of epilepsy in the home but he is terrified about last summer? It they School and a 1981 graduate of Ohio Wesleyan Bohiman re-elected Paris and Greece. They will make their home in and in the school environment. not being able to get Cambridge, Mass. didn’t discuss any prob University with a bachelor of arts degree. She is a Anyone interested should call 236-3494 or 666-0785 for another job. I don’t know lems with you, they might The groom is a 1972 graduate of East Catholic High Grade 2 teacher in Bolton. at Lutheran Synod more information. what to do with him. He have sent a note home Thoughts School and a 1976 graduate of Harvard University The groom is a 1973 graduate of Manchester High drinks too much and with him that you never School and a 1979 graduate of the University of From 1977 to 1982 he was employed by Chemical Bank never wants to go out. He saw. in New York and Milan, Italy. He is attending the Joint Local woman appointed Then my son was re Connecticut with a bachelor of science degree He is a can’t sleep. He never If he refuses to go, keep If you let circumstances The sixth step to the discovery of life is to go to ST. LOUIS (U P I) — Dr. Ralph A. Bohiman has been Program at Harvard Law and Harvard Business jected from summer learn to develop a daily private prayer life that is so candidate for his MBA at Hartford Graduate Center. smiles. He is a different the appointment yourself. pick you up, swirl you church. Billy Graham always urges his audiences to overwhelmingly re-elected to a second term as Schools. E^her Rubin of Manchester, director of Commun camp. I sent in the appli essential for steady Christian growth. He served in the U.S. Army in Germany as a computer person than he was three This will underline just around and throw you up “ be sure and go to church next Sunday." president of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. The bride is a graduate of Santa Barbara High ity Services Department of the Hartford Association cation and they sent it (Note: Last and 6th step) employed as a project engineer at months ago. how serious you feel this against the wall you will Corporate worship is an absolute necessity for all Bohiman, whose task has been to put an end to a School and San Diego SUte University. She Uught has been appointed as the back saying that he will UTCs Building Automation Division in Farmington. oHidal representative on the Hartford AdvUory situation has become. never feel like you are in Christians, especially new ones. As members of a fa^ion-ridden decade of turmoil in the denomination, Spanish at Marymount Academy in Santa Barbara not be allowed to return. I H. Porcheron, Member Commission on the Handicapped ^ DEAR READER: In the meantime, offer charge. Take charge and church we are the Body of Christ. Paul wrote to the will serve a three-year term under new provisions of and Italian and English at the American School of don’t understand why and Calvary Church-Assemblies Either he is extremely him little kernels of hope. see if you don’t feel a little church at Ephesus the following words. Lack of space Old pictures wanted the by-laws of the nation's second largest Lutheran Milan, Italy. In the fall she will be employed by „ “®‘"* Wfth year, was neither does my son. He is of God originally conceived to act as an advisory group to depressed at the thought Talk about this crisis better. prohibits verbatim copy of his directives but here is denomination. Cambridge Friends School, Cambridge, Mass. She is also depressed now. Have an old photo of Manchester you'd like to see inf®rm the mayor and City Council of situations that of leaving his job or there more in terms of a transi If you don’t, then seek enough to complete the thought for today. printed? Bring it into the Manchester Herald. Bohiman received 844 of the 1,079 votes cast by a member of Delta Kappa Gamma teacher’s honor is more going on here than tion than an endiqg. What should I do? delegates on the first and only ballot taken. sorority. counseling. “ I Paul, beseech you to walk worthy of the vocation hL‘aaWUttes"*"“" -»'® meets the eye. Whatever DEAR READER: Take wherewith ye are called.” New to Area But Not the problem, however, he DEAR OR. BLAKER: I some control of your life. “ Endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the News for Senior Citizens needs professional coun am very depressed. No Find out why your thera Down in the dumps? Get bond of peace.” To Trade! seling immediately. thing seems to go right. pist cannot see you any help from Dr. Blaker’s “ There is one body, and one Spirit, even as you are Tell him that you can no First of all, I have l^ n more. You may be assum newsletter “ Fighting de called in one hope of your calling; RENAISSANCE UPHOLSTERY longer bear to see him in dropped by my therapist. ing that he doesn’t want to pression.” Send 50 cents One Lord, one faith, one baptism. such pain and that you He saw me every week for continue working with you and a stamped, self- One God and Father of all, who is above all and “Old World Craftmanship” have made an appoint three years and then all of when it could be that he is addressed envelope to Dr. through all, and in you all.” Take time to have pharmacist review your medications ment to see a therapist. a sudden said he wouldn’t moving out of town or Blkaer in care of this Specialist in: Tell him that you will be be able to continue our discontinuing his newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Through faithful attendance at church we receive Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the happy to join him or for sessions. He gave no practice. Radio City Station, New the encouragement to hold each other up in prayer •Restoration by the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy. SCHEDULE FOR WEEK: him to go alone. reason. Do the same with your York, N.Y. 10019. Manchester Senior Center. It appears on Wednesdays ■MENU FOR WEEK: strengthen one another, study and pray together, and •Upholstery and Saturdays. Monday; 7:30 a.m. Men’s Golf League; 10 a.m. A ASSISTANCE is still available. 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I’ll I (OutBtanding iS-Vidce Youth Choir Jrom t M ANCHESTKR H ER ALD . .S;iturduy, July 2.'i. man - l.-i MACC News Marty learned the laws of the streets SPORTS By Elaine Stancllffe Prelect Genesis Director health clinip. When Marty refused to continue in called an ambulance. left him. He made a couple of friends there, but he therapy, his parents went a few more times by Within two hours after he was admitted to the hated the structure of work training, therapy, themselves. They wanted answers. They wanted emergency room, Marty’s parents and the doctor scheduled meals and enforced curfew. His four to know what had happened, why Marty was so signed the necessary paperwork for Marty to be Legion arises to subdue Bioomfield Although Project Genesis works with people months there were non-productive and since he different than his brothers, why he seemed to who have mental health histories and Project sent to Cedarcrest State Hospital for an was an adult legally and had entered the house care about nothing. When they didn’t get the involuntary fifteen day period of observation. By Barry Peters Reentry works with people who have criminal voluntarily, no one could stop him when hesimply ’Eagle Field double” to right to Morawski. the bug. Solmonson never stopped and seven walks, but stranded 11 Petersen tailed to clenalv field a answers they were seeking, they didn’t return. For the first three days, Marty spent Herald Sportswriter justice backgrounds, the programs offer the walked out. score Mike McKenna and Chris running, coming home to bring runners, including three in two To keep peace in the increasingly volatile considerable time in isolation, receiving his Manchester had just two hits poor squeeze bunt by Beck, allow same basic services to people who share many of But Marty’s time wasn’t wasted there. He had Petersen with the needed tallies to Manchester within one run. different innings. The big missed house Marty’s parents agreed to let him quit medication by injection because he refused to Mark Morawski had frustrated going into the last inning, both solo ing Neuhauser to score from third. the same common problems. learned from his new friends about town welfare. keep Manchester in the hunt for the Petersen then walked, setting up opportunity came when catcher school at the beginning of his senior year. Their swallow the pills. He also refused to eat or talk to Manchester all night with high homers by Bill Masse and Dave What appeared to be all Bloom Both programs frequently encounter people His parents were only too happy and relieved to Legion playoffs entering the last Mador’s winning hit. He pulled a Brendan McCarthy blocked home one condition was that he get a job to keep busy. anyone. He couldn’t believe his parents would do fastballs and kniving breaking Dougan, eachoverthesamespot in field neecied came in the sixth as who have lost confidence and self-respect, the pay the security deposit on a room in a boarding week of the season. sharp liner to right, and on its first plate while sparkplug John Inkel Inkel cracked a Iwo-run double to support of family and friends, and the means to this to him. house. pitches, and with a two-run lead in right center in the first and second A I^ E R N IN E MON’THS, when it became With its record now at 9-8-1, it hop the ball bounced wildly in an came barreling home in the sixth center, and with Morawski having support themselves. In short, many have lost the But Marty was sm art. . . and shrewd. It didn’t Marty was now 19 years old. In the rooming the last of the seventh, nobody innings, respectively. Until the evident that Marty was even more wrapped up in thought the Bloomfield righ appears Manchester will battle seventh, Morawski had Manches Eagle Field pothole past right- to keep Bloomfield from its sixth retired seven of the last eight he'd ability to function independently in the take him long to figure out the name of the game house he felt for the first time in his life as though fielder Brian Beck to the wall, his own little world and that he had no intentions thander would let them off the with South Windsor, 8-7-1, for the ter juraping at his high fastballs, run, one they didn't miss at the faced,, Manchester's hopes were community. was cooperation. He went to his therapy sessions, he fit in somewhere. His new friends taught him scoring McKenna and Petersen time. of looking for a job, his parents gave him a hook. third and final playoff spot right to producing only long flyball outs. dim. An interesting phenoiuenom that we have noted feeding the therapist selected bits and pieces of by example . . . and Marty learned quickly. easily with the winning tallies. frustrated ultimatum: either go back into information. He fooled no one at the hospital, of Even Manchester Coach Steve the completion of the 21-game Until the seventh, that is. With After Masse and McKenna hit "The way he was throwin', 1 is the tendency for isolated, disconnected people therapy or move out. schedule. Bloomfield, 11-7, has a "If we lost, I knew we'd be in big to bounce back and forth between mental health course, but by the time his fifteen days were up, M A R TY LEA R N ED how to trade food stamps Armstrong said his team had a one out, pinch-hitter Ken Kra- their wind-aided homers to right, really didn't think we had a shot. " Marty moved out. For three days he lived at a lock on second place in the zone. trouble,” said Armstrong. “ If you and correctional programs and institutions. In he was calm and in control of himself and, for marijuana cigarettes. He learned the ’’snowball’s chance in hell’ ’ to pull jewski blooped a single over first Bloomfield started pecking away said Armstrong, looking across the friend s house until the friend’s parents requested It out. keep playing 'till the last out, you this column and the next four to follow, we will therefore, ready for discharge. symptomology to certain medical conditions to The winners took the lesson base. Armstrong promptly in never know," at Petersen, the Manchester star field as I wo of his players picked up that he leave. Marty had only one other friend and Instead, it was Morawski and serted Greg Solmonson as a ter. The visitors picked up runs in attempt to show what happens to a person who Marty moved back into his parent’s house, legally obtain the pain-killing drugs that made Enfield American Legion gave Armstrong went through three a wooden support post the Bloom he was able to sleep in that friend’s basement for Bloomfield which melted, giving pinch-runner and he advanced to the second and third on sacrifice enters one system and ends up in another. giving lip service to keeping their conditions. He him feel airy and care-free. He learned how to them Wednesday night and applied pitchers in trying to stop the field players had ripped down from two more nights before he was asked to leave went to the mental health clinic once a week. He up three runs in the dusk of the last second on a wild pitch, but Masse flies by Neuhauser and Morawski the dugout in frustration after the there, too. shoplift in grocery stores, sometimes consuming it perfectly. Manchester had blown Bloomfield offense, and in the end M A R TY IS a fictional character. And yet, just kept his two bottles of medication on the kitchen an entire meal while walking up and down the of the seventh to lose to Manches a three-run lead in the seventh to popped up for the second out to tie the score at 2-2. winning rally. Living on the street was something Marty had his stubborn substituting paid off. as all fiction has its base in fact, Marty is a windowsill, systematically flushing the correct aisles of a crowded store before leaving ter, 6-5, in a Zone 8 American never-say-die Enfield, but they never seriously contemplated. Each night he McKenna followed with a sharp John Tracy ended up with the win, Manchester went back on top in Manchester had the same feel composite of many clients we have worked with. number of pills each day down the toilet. He hated empty-handed. Legion contest at Eagle Field redeemed themselves Friday with consoled himself with the comfort that it was a Friday night. grounder in the hole between short although he, Petersen and Leon its fourth, as Dougan drove home ing against Enfield, hut F'riday His story is no more and no less dramatic than the way they made him feel tired and dull all the Marty’s parents watched all this and des the gutty win as darkness settled in and third, and Enfield shortstop temporary situation, that he would find a job time. First baseman Paul Mador Bilodeau were more fortunate than his second run of the game on a night they knew, as Steve Arm any of the literally hundreds of people who have paired. They joined a parents support group at Eagle Field, making it that Mark Neuhauser threw the ball effective on the hill. fielder's choice. But Bloomfield strong said, it pays to play to the gone through the doors of Genesis and Reentry. tomorrow. There was little chance of that. blasted the winning hit, a two-out. much more difficult to hit Marty’s hair was greasy and uncombed, hanging where the other members encouraged them to wide of first as McKenna crossed Bloomfield collected eight hits tied it again in its half when lust out. In elementary school Marty was earning above A T T H E EN D of three months, Marty’s parents think of themselves and their family and to put average grades and mastered new skills easily. down to his shoulders. It was very evident he were at their wits end. They had no control. Marty hadn’t changed his clothes in weeks. their peace of mind above Marty's continuous,and He tended to have one good friend at a time. came and went as he pleased, either snapping at disruptive needs. They were correct in coming to Except for occasional bouts of temper, he tended them or ignoring them when they questioned how the decision that no one but Marty could do to fade into the background both at school and at A B O U T A M ONTH after he left home, Marty’s healthy it was for him to stay in his room for parents awoke to find Marty curled up in a fetal anything about his problems, but coming to that home. forty-eight hours straight. He was losing weight painful decision meant closing Marty's last International LL stars position, sleeping on the back porch. When they at an alarming rate. Managing brings headaches By tenth grade, Marty's baffled parents were refuge . . . his home . . . off to him. Feeling dragging their hostile son to the school trapped him on the shoulder, he screamed. When The next step was a halfway house. Marty he was still screaming twenty minutes later, helpless, they waited for Marty to make the fall psychologist and then to the community mental wasn’t happy about it, but it was better than the they knew they couldn’t protect him from. My favorite named baseball player is Eddie appearing not to recognize them, his parents street, which was the only alternative his parents ousted by Thompsonville Yost, current third base traffic coach for the Boston Red Sox and a close friend of nearly 40 Behind the stellar two-hit pitch homer. walked one and struckout six. years. ing of Jack Riley, Thompsonville An attempt at a shoestring catch Manchester didn't get a runner Known as baseball's "Walking Man” during his All-Stars ousted the Manchester allowed Grace's drive to roll to the to third base until the sixth inning. 17-year playing career, Yost is now in his seventh Herald Angle International Little League All- rightfield wall and he scampered year with Boston after serving nine years in a like Stars, 3-0, in a District 8 All-Star around all four bases. capacity after hanging up his glove with the Calendar While the Internationals are now Earl Yost, Sports Editor tilt Friday night at Leber Field. Grace later added an RBI single sidelined the unbeaten 2-0 Man Washington Senators and then five years with the The setback was the second for in the third inning scoring Chris chester American All-Stars re New York Mets before coming back to the Gospel concert Sunday 10:30 a.m., coffee in Luther Hall the International stars and ousted Ravosa, who reached on a hit. sume play Monday night in the American League. Monday — 7:30 p.m., property committee them in the double elimination Todd Kosinski’s RBI triple in the winner's bracket against unde "I don't want to manage; too many head Singers, a youth choir from Tuesday — 7 a.m., departure to German Alps play. They had split their first two sixth inning added icing on the feated Windsor Locks at Leber aches,” he told me in a recent visit. Northfield, Mass., will present a gospel concert on festival. Hunter, New York: 9 a.m., staff meeting: 10 outings. cake for the Thompsonville stars. Field at 6 o'clock. An American Yost waited 25 years before he made it into the Sunday at 4 p.m. at Calvary Church, 400 Buckland a.m., Beethoven chorus Riley fanned eight and issued World Series, as a coach with the Mets in 1969 Rd., South Windsor. Danny Maher had a first-inning win would maintain it in the Saturday — 3:30 p.m,, intern support picnic at Ernie three walks in moving Thompson single and Eris Leonard a fifth winner's bracket with a tilt to when the club climaxed a miracle season by The choir consists of is bom-again Christian and Ruth Benson’s: 8 p.m,. Alcoholics Anonymous in ville ahead in the tournament. He inning safety for the lone Manches follow Thursday night. A loss whipping the Baltimore Orioles in the World teenagers from several denominations, including the Luther Hall received the lone run required in ter blows. Leonard was on the hill would drop the Americans into the Series. That was the year the tag "Amazing Assemblies of God. Jim and Darlene Polhemus direct the first inning as Jack Grace for Manchester and suffered the loser's bracket for a Wednesday Mets was applied to the National Leaguers. a the group, which recently celebrated its 11th scored on an inside-the-park loss. He allowed just six hits. night contest. Whenever I met up with Yost I would always anniversary. The teenagers travel throughout New Fun for singles ask how my favorite named big leaguer was doing England and down the Eastern Seaboard and have The Church of Christ at 394 Lydall St. is sponsoring in my travels on the baseball front in spring sung in more than 350 concerts at churches and civic AL roundup training, during the regular season and at World gatherings. the following outings for single Christians over the summer: Series time. The New Life Singers have also recorded three today — swimming, cookout, hiking in Chelmsford stereo albums. The group is open to any young person Mass. T H E R E ’S A N O TH ER YOST on the big league ( 11 years and older. Their concert program includes Aug. 13 — hiking on Mt. Monadnock scene these days, catcher Ned Yost with the music for all ages and backgrounds, from traditional Sept. 2 to 5 — annual retreat at Camp Ganderbrook Yankees secure opener Milwaukee Brewers, currently on the 15-day hymns to contemporary gospel songs. disabled list with injuries. Unlike Eddie Yost, Ned Yost Following the concert, the Ladies of Calvary Consult the church bulletin board for details. Eddie Yost NEW YORK (UPI) - Steve Ned Yost made it into the October fall classic in Church will serve refreshments. Donations will be winner despite allowing an RBI third on a single by Wilson and his first season in the American League a year accepted, and the puiblic is invited. Kemp scored from first base on a single by Amos Otis to tie the score speed involved. Judgement is important and you Baptist Church calendar windblown single by Don Baylor back-to-back doubles by McRae ago after being up for a cup of coffee the two have to have full knowledge of the jtlayers ,6-6 in the top of the ninth. The and Otis. They stretched the lead to previous years. He’ll still have to wait awhile The following events are scheduled for the coming with two out in the ninth inning, Yankees had broken a 5-5 tie in the involved, the defensive man and the base Events at Emanuel helping the New York Yankees 5-2 in the fifth. Brett singled and before he can wear a World Series ring as Eddie runner. " week at the Community Baptist Church, 585 East eighth on a pinch RBI double by McRae walked. Otis greeted re Yost has since '69. Center St.: stretch (heir winning streak to Lou Piniella. I ’ve asked several managers how important a The following events are scheduled for the coming seven games with a 7- 6 victory liever Dale Murray with an RBl! Baseball s Hall of Fame door at Cooperstown, third base coach was and how many wins he w ^ k at Emanuel Lutheran Church at 60 Church St • Tu ^d a y — 7:30 p.m.. Parents Anonymous, New York tied the score 5-5 with single, scoring Brett and sending Alcoholics Victorious over the Kansas City Royals in the N.Y., will never admit Ed Yost as one of its would contribute during a season and the answer Sunday — 8 a.m., worship in the chapel; 9:30 a m three runs in the sixth. Starter McRae to third. McRae then members but some day a Figure Filbert may sit Wednesday - 9:30 a.m., Bible study: 7:30 p.m . first game of a Friday night Gaylord Perry walked Kemp, ranged from 15 to 20. worship and communion in the sanctuary nursery’’ double-header. scored on an infield out by Frank down and come up with figures to show that Yost Without question, the third base traffic cop has community relations committee Baylor singled and Roy Smalley White. With two out, Mike Armstrong, reached base more times than any le'adoff batter mor responsibility than his counterpart at first walked. Don Hood relieved and Indians 8, Twins 5 in the history of major league ball. 4-5, walked Kemp. Baylor then threw a wild pitch, scoring Kemp. base, relaying signals from the bench to each lofted a high pop that appeared At Cieveland, Toby Harrah Out of Brooklyn, N.Y., and a graduate of New batter as well as calling on his judgement in Jerry Mumphrey then singled in snapped a 5-5 tie with a two-run York University, where he starred in both Gay ministers: quandary headed for the seats down the third two runs. directing runners. base iine. Instead, it drifted back double then scored on a throwing baseball and basketball, Yost spent a dozen years ” 1 feel that we have the best man in the Kansas City took a 1-0 lead in the error in the eighth inning Friday with the lowly Washington Senators, two more and fell- among left fielder Pat first when Willie Wilson singled business,” Manager Ralph Houk said of the Sheridan, shortstop U.L. Washing night to spark the Cleveland with Detroit and three with the California Angels 56-year-old Yost. and Brett doubled. New York Indians to an 8-5 victory over the before calling it a career in 1962. He was selected ton and third baseman George scored twice in the first on a single Six times Yost led the A.L. third baseman in for Methodist clergymen Brett, allowing Kemp to beat a reeling Minnesota Twins. by the Angels in baseball’s first expansion draft in by Butch Wynegar and Dave fielding, proving he was no slouch in the field. hurried throw to the plate. The triumph was only the 1960. By David E. Andersan it meets next May in Baltimore. Winfield’s 15th homer. seventh in the last 24 games for the UPl Religion Writer as the church’s supreme court, has Rich Gossage, 7-3, was the Kansas City went ahead 3-2 in the “ I WAS A P R E T T Y good two-strike hitter. A lot It is an issue that could mar what ruled that nothing in the bodies Indians, while the loss extended ALTH O U G H N E V E R A .300 hitter, Yost, who of my success in drawing walks was in my church leaders hope to be an Minnesota’s losing streak to eight. jumped from the campus of N YU to the majors, For grassroots members of the Book of Discipline specificall.v knowledge of opposing pitchers, I always dropped upbeat meeting celebrating the prohibits the appointment of a The Twins are 4-22 on the road perfected his ability to draw bases on balls. He my rear shoulder to lower the strike zone. I can United Methodist church, ordina 200th anniversary of the Methodist since May 27. paced the American League in this department tion of homosexuals to the ministry homosexual pastor. remember some of the managers ond (opposing) movement in the United States. That ruling has spurred many of Reliever Jamie Easterly went 1 six times and in eight seasons drew more than 100 catchers hollering that I was ducking under the is emerging as an important and free passes to first base. Homosexuality has been an issue the conference resolutions. 1-3 innings to pick up his first strike zone.” he recalled. volatile issue for the denomina victory against one loss. Dan in the denomination — the nation’s Thirty-one of the conferences, ” My job was to get on base, anyway that I Ability to foul off pitches was also an asset in tion’s bicentennial celebration Spillner worked the ninth for his second largest Protestant denomi for example, are sending petitions could. I knew the strike zone perfectly and if I luring walks. next year. nation — since 1972. eighth save. Rick Lysander, 2-9, didn’t get my pitch, I didn’t go chasing after a bad At least 59 of the 9.5 million- to the General Conference asking took the loss. ball,” he noted. "I remember one game against Harrv Dorish But in recent years it has the denomination to bar homosex of the White Sox . I fouled off 16 or 17 pitches before member church’s 73 annual con After Gary Ward’s two-out, received greater attention, largely uals from the ordained ministry. His lifetime batting average was .254 with a walking. The Chicago papers wrote the next day ferences, or regional bodies meet three-run double tied the score 5-5 high of .295 in 1950 with the Senators. because of the appointment of Another 10 are recommending that I was costing the team money hitting all ing this spring and summer, have in the Minnesota seventh, Ron Yost still holds the American League record for avowed homosexual pastors to language be added to the Book of those fouls into the stands.” adopted resolutions on the issue for Hassey walked to open the Cleve the most home runs by a leadoff batter. 28. Herold photo by PIntc jobs in New York and Colorado. Boston is one of the league’s better hitting consideration at the church’s Gen Discipline that would require all land eighth. Alan Bannister ran for "Perfect eyesight and patience,” explained teams this season and that means a lot of base eral Conference — the denomina ministers to practice ’’fidelity in Hassey and took second on a BOLTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IN AD DITIO N , the denomina Yost, were factors in his ability to wait out runners, which Yost likes, as it keeps him busy, tion’s top legislative body — when marriage and celibacy in sacrifice by Mike Hargrove. opposing pitchers. tion’s Judicial Council, which acts singleness.” but the pitching has been spotty and the club Ron Davis replaced Lysander appears to be falling out of the divisional race. and pinch hitter Broderick Perkins JU S T HOW M ANY games does a third base Meanwhile, my favorite named big leaguer is was walked intentionally. Harrah coach win over a season? Religious services doing his best, day in and day out. to right the followed with a line double to left THE "Probably only five or six,” he said. "It all Boston ship from his third base coaching box. and took third on the throw to the depends upon the team, the individuals and the Manchester Catholic Church, 23 Golway the service; 10:30 a.m ., BIBLE Have a nice weekend. St. Rev. Stanley M. Lancola, Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior plate. He scored when catcher morning worship. Nursery o.m., church school, nursery pike. Rev. Stewart Lanier, - Hall/ Center Street. pastor. 10:30 a.m., mass. provided. pastor; Rev. Robert J. Bills, through grode 9; 10:45 a.m , tional Church — at Second PEAKS Dave Engle threw the ball into left minister of visitotlons; Rev pastor, 9:30 a.m., church Church June 24 to July 24, ot 11 ' breaking bread; St. Bartholomew’s Church, Church of the Nazarono, Clifford O. Simpson, pastor nursery and senior high school; 11 a.m., worship By field trying to nip him at third. 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev 234 Main St. Rev. Neale c <»s; 6 P.m., United Metho- First Church July 31 to Aug. Euggng p.m., gospel meeting. emeritus; Michael C. Thorn service, nursery. 28. Martin J. Scholsky, pastor McLain, senior pastor; Rev. ton, associate postor. 8 o.m , dlst youth fellowship; 4 p.m., St. Oeorge’s Episcopal Brewer NL roundup ..JJ}*" ?2i***' •"•“ ■denomi Saturday mass at S p.m ; George Emmitt, minister of early bird service; S:45a.m', •’•"’ •■ " ‘•ulf Bible Church, Boston Turnpike. -* ’•'■*♦ Congregatlenol White Sox 2, Brewers 1 national Church, 745 Main St. Sunday masses at 8:30,10and visitation and outreach. 9:30 study. Church of Coventry, 1171 Rev. Philip p. Saunders. 11:30 a.m. breakfast. Woodruff Hall; 10 Rev. John C. Holllger, vicar. Main St. Rev. Bruce John At Milwaukee, Harold Baines a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., worship service, sonc- 849iiiodist 8 ond 10 a.m., Holy Eucharist Can there- be unity In Sunday, 10:30 a.m., adult -S t. Bridget Church/ 70 Main a.m., worship, children’s Church, 1224 Main St. Dr son, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; and Greg Luzinski drove in a run tuory; 10 a.m. summer Sundays, followed by fellow 9:30 a.m., church school In diversity? This depends Bible study and Sunday Philip A. Sheridan church and nursery; 7 p.m., church school Shepherd S. Johnson, Rev ship In the parish hall; Tues on what Is being consid school; 7 p.m., worship ser and Rev. Emilio P, PadeMI, evening service, nursery. Laurence M. Hill, pastors Church Lane House. Nursery apiece and three Chicago pitchers day, Thursdoy, Friday, 11 core provided. ered. Mixing various vice. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., co-pastors. Saturday masses TalcotWIIIe Congregational worship; 10 a.m., United o.m., morning prayer; Wed- combined on a nine-hitter, leading New York slams Reds liquids will not necessarily special Bible studies; Wed at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sundav Unitarian Unlyersallst so Church, Main Street and Elm Methodist youth fellowship; nesdoy, ll a.m.. Holy the Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 nesday at 7:30 p.m., worship masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and ciety, East, 153 W. Vernon St. Hill Rood, Talcottville. Rev. 7:M p.m., S.O.S., 7:30 p m Eucharist. create a fluid unity. Racial service. Prayer line,64«-8731, noon. .•**v. Arnold Westwood, min Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10 adult Bible study. or ethnic groups may in victory Friday night over the 24 hours. ister, 10:30 a.m., service. Bolfon Congregational C IN C IN N A TI (UPI) - Keith Cubs 7. Padres 3 Jehovah’s witnesses, 447 o.m., worship service and . ®* •*•*"* Christ of Church, Bolton Center Road, lermingle socially, but Milwaukee Brewers. With Montreai leading 8-6 on a Faith Baptist Church, 52 Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, church school. L“ W 9Tpoy Saints, 30 Wood- at the Green. Rev. R. Stanley they will retain their i . Floyd Bannister, 6-9, allowed no Hernandez and Darryl Strawberry At Chicago, Larry Bowa touched six-run eighth, Phil Garner and Loke St. Rev. James Bel- Mory’s Episcopol »''•* St. Wayne S. Taylor, Non-denomlnellond Congregation Bible Study, 7 Church, Park and Church Eaton, Interim minister. 9:30 BIMe Con-eepondmee rate Identities. RsllglMs runs and five hits before leaving reached reliever Ben Hayes for off a five-run sixth inning by Jose Cruz led off the ninth with lasov, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sun o. m.: Thursday, Theocratic bishop, 9:15a,m., socrament o.m., worship service, day school; 10:30 a.m., wor- Sch^ool (speaking course), *tl*®**' '**''• Stephen K. Jac- E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi mMtlng; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Coune bodies may cooperate In with a sore shoulder after the fifth solo home runs in the ninth inning singling home Keith Moreland singles off reliever Woodie F ry ? •’•"Yin, Israel nursery, church school: some Joint venture, but UPI photo Friday night to rally the New York ship service; 7p.m., evening 5“ '''lce meeting Ick P. Moser, associate rec school and prim ary; n -25 10:45 o.m., fellowship; 11 Write BIMe Study Couraei inning. Juan Agosto and Dennis Friday to lead the Chicago Cubs to man, 0-2, and Bill Doran singled service. (ministry training), Tobotsky, cantor. Dr. Leon o.m., priesthood and relief Ihslr doctrinal and practi 8-15 tor. Summer schedule- Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servl- a.m., forum. 384 Lyded 81. Mets to a 3-2 victory over the a 7-3 victory over the San Diego Church of the Assumption/ p. m.; Sunday, Public Bible society. Meneheeler. C T O8O40 cal distinctivea remain Lamp followed, with Lamp earn home Garner. After Denny Wal Adams Street at Thompson Sunday, 7:30 and 10 a.m.. J**' 8i'S P.m., Friday and Yankee slugger Dave Winfield lost the handle on this one Cincinnati Reds. Padres. Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Watch- Holy Eucharist; Wednesdgy, 9:45 a.m., Soturdnv. St. James Church, 894Moln ing his third save. Milwaukee ling singled to load the bases, Jeff Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, tower Study, 10:25. 10a.m., Holy Eucharist. St. Rev. Francis V. Kru- 0 ( course variant opin but he cracked the winning hit in the first game of With New York trailing 2-1, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 kowskl. Rev. Robert Bur Coventry starter Chuck Porter, 2-5, surren Reardon replaced Fryman and Lutheran L u t h e r a n ions can bs hold by Indi Hernandez led off with his eighth The Cuos, winning only their and 7:30 p.m.; Sundav Church (Missouri Synod), ^.Colvmy Church (Assem- Cnurdi/ 60 Church St s R*v bank, Rev. Richard A. La- Friday’s New York-Kansas City twin bill at Yankee dered seven hits and -had a Scott, batting for reliever Dave mas|es at 7:30, 9, 10:30 end Coventry Preibyterlon viduals within a group homer of the year, tying the score fifth game in their last 17. had six Cooper and High streets! Buckland more, teom ministry. Rev team-season high 11 strikeouts. Smith, singled home Cruz and Rev Charles W. Kuhl, pas- Road, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus Edward J. Reardon. Satur Church, Route 44A and Trow- without disturbing the un Stadium. 2-2. After George Foster flied out singles in the inning, all off reliever Stephen E- Forwlg, Intern; ^Idge Road. Rev. Brad Doran. Scott moved to second on Sdivotlon Arm y, 441 Main 12'';,’ Divine worship; tafson, pastor. 9:30 o.m , Hgnry Andgrson# day masses at 4 and 4:30 "Keys To ity ot the group. But when Strawberry homered over the left Gary Lucas, 4-6. St. Coot, and Mrs. Randall 10:15a.m. Sunday school and Sunday school; 10:30 a m S-m->’ SundoY masses at 7:30, Evans, pastor. Sundav, 9:30 en opinion Is exalted to the the throw home and scored along Youth Forum. Holy Com Summer 9,10:30 a.m., and noon. o.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., field wall, his 12th homer of the Davis, 9:30 a.m., Sunday worship, child-care and 8 o.m./ worship in Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible level of conviction, or with Walling on Moreno's single to school; 10:45 a.m., holiness munion first and third nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening the chopel; 9:30 o .m . w o*!! season, dropping Hayes to 1-2. Giants 5, Pirates 3 Sunday. study and fellowship. Wed Success" when a conviction la re center. meetino; 7 p.m., salyation service of praise and Bible ship In the sonctuory'; 10*30 nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer duced to the level ot opin Jesse Orosco, 5-5, got the victory At Pittsburgh, Jack Clark went meeting. Church of Christ, Lydall preaching. o.m./ coffee In Luther Holi. meeting. CM: Top men net seeds advance 5-for-5 and pinch hitter Joel Smith, who pitched one-third of ion, division will reeuK. by pitching 2-3 innings. After ond Vernon streets. Eugene Andover 1 an inning, improved to 3-1. Bill United Pentecostal Brewer and Steve Holt, min — ®®ticordio Luther a II Youngblood singled home two runs Church. 187 Woodbridoe SI ChUreh MMboHif Johnny Bench singled with two out Dawley pitched the ninth for his isters. Sunday services: 9 Porker St. r i. y-CA)/ 40 Pitkin St Church/Route 31 ond North Jesus prayed tor one- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Top- 6- 1. Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis Rev. Burton O. Strond/ pos- final set to win the match. in the ninth, Doug Sisk got the last in a three-run eighth inning Friday ter. 10 a.m., Sunday school; d.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., Church of Andover, Route 4. River Road. Rev. w H "••• •» between him and seeded Jose-Luis Clerc and Panatta stunned Gottfried, of eighth save. worship; 4 p.m., worship. Schedule for June, July and Summer schedule: 9 Rev. Richard H. Taylor, 647-8301 Clerc, seeking his second out to record his ninth save. night to lead the San Francisco Wllkens, postor. 9 o.m., Sun the Father (John 17:20 II o.m., morning worship; 4 August: 9 a.m. worship ser- second-seeded Jimmy Arias easily Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 0-6, 6-4, 6-4 P.m., evening worship; 7:30 Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible summer hours: 10 a.m., wor- day school; 10:15 a.m., wor 21). Paul commanded i straight victory on the Grand Prix Braves 6, Phillies 1 Giants to a 5-3 victory over study. Nursery provided (or rlf,!!' "'"'“ •'Y provided. Holy S iT U rv '' *"’2 *»rvlce; nursery care; ship service. for an Important advanced while No. 3 Brian in a 2 hour 35 minute, match. P.m., biblestudy (Tuesday); all services. Communion on the first Sun- social hour after service doctrinal unity as a deter tour, had his serve broken only At Atlanta, rookie Craig McMur- Pittsburgh, handing the Pirates Dodgers 9, Cardinals 4 T p.qi.. Ladles' prayer Trinity Ceyenont Church. racordad massage rent to division (1 Cor. Gottfried was upset by Italian Panatta broke Gottfried’s service only their second loss in their last (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's CbuTch ol Christ, »och month. No 302 Hackmotock St. Rev once to defeat Tarr in 71 minutes, try combined with Steve Bedrosian At St. Louis, Steve Yeager ?«'•"•••*. 447 N. Main St! church school Norman Swenson, l o.m ! St. Pother James J . Wiiilom- '1:10-13). And he laid as Claudio Panatta Friday night in the fifth game of the final set for Tarr, who was broken in the third on a four-hitter and Chris Chamb 12 games. prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m , 10:30 a.m., church service, son/ OOTtpr. Masses Sotur- capped a five-run .seventh inning Youth service (Friday). . S«eond Congregational worship; 9:25 o.m., Sundav Boiton the necessary foundation during third-round action in a a 3-2 lead and served out the and fifth games of the second set, liss highlighted a 14-hit attack with Sunday school, and care tor day ot 5:15p.m.; Sunday 9:30 for spiritual ■unity, one ------with his second two-run homer of Presbyterian Church, 43 small children. Church, 385 N. Main St. The '0H »e and 10:45 o.m .; hoiydays/ $200,000 Grand Prix tennis match. Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pas and fellowship; n o.m., Church ef Sf. Maurice, 32 body. Spirit,-r— hope, Lord, could not handle crisp baseline his 14th homer Friday night to send Astros 11, Expos 8 the game, powering the Los Spruce St. Rey. Richard Community Baptist worship. Heto-on Rood. The Rev. j . 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes tournament. Fifth-seeded Mel Purcell of Grav, pastor. 10:30 a.m., tor. 10 a.m. worship service sions 4:30 to 5p.m. faith, baptism, and Qod groundstrokes from Clerc. the Atlanta Braves to a 6-1 victory At Montreal, pinch hitter Tony Angeles Dodgers to a 9-4 rout Church, 585 E . Center St. Rev. Clifford Curtin, pastor. Sat (Eph. 4:1-8), Clerc, the No. 9-ranked player in Murray, Ky., was also an upset worship service, nursery, James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 pnd church school: 11 a.m., South Unlfod Mofhodlst Arias broke Bedel’s service in over the Philadelphia Phillies. Scott and Omar Moreno each Friday night of the St. Louis 9:15 a.m „ Sunday school; 7 fellowship hour. urday massat 5p.m.; Sundav the world, advanced to the quarter victim, falling to I5th-seeded Ma a.m., church school (or all Church, 1224 Moln st. Or. masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 1 C«"8i’88a»lenol the 10th game of the first set and McMurtry, 11-5. surrendered stroked two-run singles in a Cardinals. P.m., Informal worship. oges, kindergarten through Shepherd S. Johnson, Rev. O.m. finals with a 6-4, 6-2 triumph over rio Martinez of Bolivia 4-6, 7-6,6-1. St. John's Polish National Center Congregational David Jarvis, minister. two of three times in the second set four hits, including a seventh The winner was Bob Welch, 8-9, Grade 4 continuing during Church, 11 Center St. Rev. Louffnee M. Hill, pastors. 9 Bolfon unlfod Methodist olMiaFiMHir South Africa’s Derek Tarr. Arias, After winning the second-set tie five-run ninth inning Friday night, and 10:45 o.m., worship; 9 Summer schedule: 9 a.m., Aboat VMM.WM.MW. to win the match. Arias was a inning solo homer to Von Hayes, to who went 8 1-3 innings. Tom Church, 1041 Boston Turn- worship with First Congrega from Grand Island, N.Y., whipped sparking the Houston Astros to an breaker 7-4, Martinez broke the finalist here last year, losing to pick up the victory. Bedrosian Niedenfuer got the last two outs. Dominique Bedel of France 6-4, tiring Purcell three times in the 11-8 comeback victory over the Ivan Lendl 6-3, 6-3. tossed the final 1 2-3 innings. Montreal Expos. Bob Forsch, 6-8, took the loss. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 23, 1983 M.t.NCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. July 23, 1983 - 17 Sports In Oakland loses suit to Raiders Scoreboard Celtics release Archibald SALINAS, Caiif. (U PI) — The Raiders may stay in of socialism" on pro football. party to this suit and therefore "w e have no" Los Angeles a judge ruled Friday, saying the city of Davis will seek damages of $40 million against the comment.” BOSTON — Nate “ Tiny,” Archibald, a 6-1 point Mels 3. Reds 2 guard who teased and twisted his way to success Oakland’s devotion to the team it nurtur^ for nearly city, Alioto said. The Raiders and Davis already have During the trial, Davis testified he moved his team Stephanie Farwig 77- 73—150 White Sox 2, Brewers 1 for 12 years in a game of giants, was released 20 years was not enough to transform the N F L club a $100 million damage verdict in their favor as a result because he could not get the kind of lease he wanted^ Marga Stubblefield 75- 75—150 into a public property that could be seized. of the federal court case in Los Angeles. from Oakland on the Coliseum. He said he asked for' Pam Gletzen 7675—151 NEW YORK CINCINNATI outright Friday by the Boston Celtics. Softball Bonnie Lauer 71*00—151 CHICAGO MILWAUKEE $10 million in improvements to the stadium but that in Golf 74- 77—151Baseball obrhbl Ten years ago with the Kansas City Kings, Superior Court Judge Nat Agliano, after a trial Al LoCasale, executive assistant to Davis, said it Sue Fogetman ab r It bi ob r h bl Bailor ss 3 0 10 Milner cf 4 13 0. - RLaw ct 4 12 0 Molltor 3b 4 0 10 Archibald became the only man in the National without a jury that lasted seven weeks, ruled that the was “a great day for America." He said the negotiations the Coliseum board failed to come up* Vicki Fergon 77 74—151 Heeo cf 4 0 0 0 Bench ph 10 10. C J. Callison 71- 80—151 Fisk c 4 0 10 Moore rf 3 0 0 0 private property rights of Al Davis, the general vindication for the Raiders "finishes the most with enough money. Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Foley pr 0 0 0 0 Basketball Association to lead the league in Becky Pearson 73- 70—151 Baines rl 4 0 11 Brohrd dh 3 0 0 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Concpcn ss 4 1 3 0 points and assists for the same season. managing partner of the Raiders, outweighed the significant challenges” to the Los Angeles move. The city contended it built the Coliseum for the Kathryn Young 77- 74—151 Luzinsk dh 4 1 1 1 Howell oh 10 0 0 Hrnndz lb 4 12 1 Cedeno rf 5 0 2 2 Raiders and the fans in Oakland considered it their,; Colleen Walker 75- 76—151 Walker lb 3 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 10 The 34-year-old Archibald believes he still has a claims by the city of Oakland. Oakland Mayor Lionel Wilson said the city was Indy PGA rasuHa Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 Simmons c 4 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 2 0 Driessn lb 4 0 1 0 Sandro Spuzich 7675- 151Alumni Junior Strwbrr rf 4 1 2 1 Esosky 3b 4 0 10 “ The court does not recognize them as constituting “ obivously very disappointed with the decision.” team. Attorneys said Oakland was damaged - Kittle If 4 0 10 Oollvie It 3 13 0 lot to offer in the NBA. .A pair of three-run Innings powered Vivian Brownlee 74 77— 151 Hodges c 2 1 1 0 Walker If 2 0 10 “ I think I can contribute for at least a couple the ingredients of the legal necessity which must be Wilson said that he had a number of objections with financially and psychologically when the Raiders- Main Pub to on B-2 win over Acodlo Pat Meyers 76- 76—Nine 152 different players had hits for the VLow 3b 3 0 0 0 Mannng ct 4 0 0 0 KIngmn ph 1 0 0 0 Redus If 0.0 0 0 Kingsmill Classic Linda Hunt 79- 73—Giants 152 In a 14-0 triumph over the Red Dybznsk ss 4 0 1 0 Romero ss 3 0 2 0 more years," he said. "M y physical condition is shown before the taking of property from another Agliano’s ruling. abandoned the city. Restaurant Friday night at Robertson A l Williamsburg, Va., July 22 Cruz 2b 4 0 0 0 Yount ss 10 10 Ortiz c 1 0 0 0 Oester 2b 3 0 0 0 Park. Tim BvcholoskI singled, doubled Beth Solomon 7676- 152Sox at Cheney Tech. Rich Sullivan Giles 2b 4 0 11 Bllardell c 3 0 0 0 good and I have my quickness. Plus, I ’m not person or entity against his will,” Agliano said. He said that the state Supreme Court — which However, the city’s case was weakened by the fact,^ (Par-71) Marlene Hagge 75- 77—chipped 152 In with a two-run homer and Gontner 2b 3 0 1 1 and homered, Dan Socha homered and Second round; Ashford 3b 2 0 0 0 Postore p 2 0 0 0 Davis moved the Raiders to Los Angeles in 1981. He allowed Oakland to take its eminent domain suit to that in the past Oakland was going to allow- Holly Hartley 77- 75—152 Rich Sullivan played well In the field Totals 34 2 7 2 Totals 33 1 9 I looking to make a kiiiing. I ’m not going to demand Jahn Madden rocketed two hits tor Hal Sutton 67-45—132 for the Sox. Wilson cf 1 0 0 0 Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 professional baseball’s Oakland A ’s — winners of Pub. Don SumIsloskI hod o pair of Dianne Dailey 78- 74—152 Chicago 001 001 000— 2 a huge saiary from anybody.” won an antitrust suit in Los Angeles against the NFL, trial after it had been rejected by two lower courts — Jodie Mudd 71-47—138 S. Bertotaccinl Milwaukee 000 000 100— 1 Terrell p 2 0 () 0 Hayes p 10 0 0 safeties tor Acodlo. Mark O'Meara 7676—152 Staub ph 1 0 0 0 Hoshidr ph 1 0 0 0 which contended he did not have authorization from had already ruled in the city’s favor. three World Series titles — to move. 69-49—138 Catharine Panton - Game-winning R BI— Baines (11). Archibaid, a six-time Ali-Star who was born in Cherrone's Package scored three Scott Simpson 75 77—152 Brooks 3b 0 0 0 0 44-74—138 Kathy Postlewalt - Baseball standings DP—Chicago 2. LOB—Chicago 7, New York City and lives on Long Island in the the league. Wilson hinted the city may appeal Agliano’s “ The success of a sports franchise can be fleeting,” • times In the seventh to top Buffolo Ray Floyd- 68-71-139 76 76—152 Totals 33 3 9 3 Totals 34 2 12 2 Barbara Mlzrohle — Mllwoukee9.2B—Kittle, R. Low, Molltor. Joseph Alioto, attorney for Davis, said Friday’s decision and said he would call an executive session Agliano wrote. “ The Raiders, the Golden State Water Tavern, 6-3, at Fitzgerald Field. Pat McGowan 7676 152 New York 000 010 002^3 off-season, hopes he can work out a deal with the 47.72—139 Brenda Goldsmith - HR—LuzinskI (17). SB—R. Low (41). S— Greg Johnston had an Inside-the-park Tom Weiskopf 66-73—139 78 74—152 Cincinnati 101 000 000— 2 New York Knicks. decision was a victory for “ the free enterprise "as soon as possible.” Warriors and the Oakland A ’s have each won world:; Corole Charbonnler 75-77— 152 AMERICAN LEAGUE Gantner. homer and three RBI tor the winners Mike Sullivan 72*47—139 Did not qualify (Night gomes not included) IP H R E R B B S O (3ame-wlnnlng RBI — Strawberry "M y first choice is New York, I don’t think system.’ He accused NFL Commissioner Pete “ Despite today’s setback,” Wilson said. “ The city is championships in their respective sports. -• while Alan Noske hod two hits for the Andy North (8). 49.71—1(40 Mary Dwyer 80- 73-153 East Chicogo Rozelle of collusion with the city of Oakland in thesuit. “ Yet, after the A ’s faltered and suffered a period of losers. Gary McCord 68-72—140 DP—New York 3. LOB—New York 4, that’s a secret," said Archibald. "They can use committed to ensuring that N F L football is played in Pla Nilsson 82- 71— 153 W L Pet. GB Bannister (W 6-9) 5 5 0 0 2 6 Standings: Glenn Construction ](M, Phil Hancock 69-71—140 Baltimore .578 — Cincinnati 10. 2B—Hernandez, Giles, another ballhandler." Alioto said Oakland officials were "pig-headed and Oakland.” adversity, the Oakland city officials were willing to,, Barbaro Barrow 75- 78—153 52 38 Agosto 12-321101 Hungry Tiger 10-4, Main Pub B-S, Bruce Lietzke 66-72—140 Toronto 52 38 .578 — Bailor, Concepcion. Esasky. HR— stubborn” for attempting to impose “ a sf rnn»r> brand permit their departure to another city.” Sharon Barrett 7677— 153 Lamp (S 3) 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 0 A spokesman for the N F L said the league was not a ZmbrowskI All-Stars 7-7, Cherrone’s O.A. Weibring 71.69—140 Terri Luckhurst New York 51 39 .567 1 Milwaukee Her Package 6-8, Pumpernickel Pub 2-12. Tim Norris 75- 78—153 Detroit nandez (8), Strawberry (12) 67-74—141 Debbie Meisterlln - 51 40 .560 IVa Porter (L 2-5) 9 7 2 2 2 11 Don Poolev 72^9—141 79 74—153Milwaukee IP H R ER BB SO Taylor falls to report Nancy Rubin 74- 80—154 50 40 .556 2 WP—Bannister. T—2:53. A—44,167. Charter Oak David Ogrln 69-72—141 Jerityn Britz 77- 77—154Boston 46 45 .505 6V7 New York PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. — All-Pro linebacker Jon Chaffee 71.70_141 Myra Van Hoose 75- 79—154Cleveland 38 53 .418 14Va Terrell George Stebblns had three hits to Calvin Peete 66-75—141 Sydney Cunningham 77- 77—154 West Orosco (W 5-5) 1 2-3 Lawrence Taylor of the New York Giants failed to — Nationai League Sisk (S 9) lead Lastrada Pizza to a 9-2 triumph Payne Stewart 71.70—141 Joan Joyce 7580—155 Texas 48 45 .516 1-3 0 report to camp Friday because he wants to over Manchester JC’s at Fitzgerald. Danny Edwards 71.7(^-141 Cathy Mant Chicago 47 44 .516 ___ Cubs 7, Padres 3 Cincinnati Jaeger to U.S. tennis rescue 76- 79—155 Pastore Morris Hotalsky California 1 6 6 1 1 1 |i renegotiate his contract. Leo Rodriguez added two hits ond Pete 69-72—141 M J . Smith - 47 46 .505 Peter Oosterhuls 68-73—141 78 77—Kansas 155 CItv 43 44 2 Scherrer 1-3 0 0 0 ( Ramey had a two-run InsIde-the-park Julie Pyne 80- 75—155 .494 Tayior, the Giants’ first-round draft pick in Leonard Thompson 69-72—141 Oakland SAN DIE(K> CHICA(K> Haves (L 1-2) 2 2-3 3 2 2 ( homer for Lastrada while Joe Stock Debbie Holl 73- 82—155 42 52 .447 6Va 1981, signed a five-year contract that still has hod two hits for the JC's. Joy Haas 70-72—142 Kelly Fulks Minnesota 37 57 .394 llVa ab r h bl ab r h bi Pastore pitched to 1 batter in 7th. Chip Beck 67-75—142 78- 77— 155 Seattle 13 Salazar 3b 5 0 0 0 Hall ct 5 12 2 WP—Terrell. T—2:43. A—13,345. three years to go. Standings: Tierney's 12-0, Highland Alison Sheard 73- 02— 155 36 59 .379 Thom(s Gray 68-74—142 Friday's Results Wiggins It 5 0 3 1 Sandbrg 2b 3 0 2 2 The 6-foot-3, 240-pounder was the only one of the Park 8-4, Postal Express 8-4, CBT 6-6, Susie Berring 80*75—155 A rm y and Navy 5-7, Lastrada Pizza 5-7, Hubert Green 69-73—142 Lenore Murooka New York 7, Kansas City 6,1st game Garvey 1b 4 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 4 1 1 1 36 players expected to report who failed to do so. Barry Jaeckel 69-73—142 76- 79—155 Kansas City at New York, 2nd game, TKenndy c 4 2 2 0 Cey 3b 3 Bodgers 0 0 0 9. Cardinals 4 Manchester JC's3-9, Manchester Pizza Valerie Skinner 79- 76—155 at Federation Cup tournament 1-11. Ralph Landrum 72-7(^142 night Lezcano It 3 0 1 0 Durham If 4 0 0 0 Susie McAllister Bill Sander 67-76—143 7679—155 Minnesota at Cleveland, night Templtn ss4 0 0 1 MoreInd rt 3 1 1 0 Joyce KazmIerskI 76- 79^155 Mike Donald 71.72—143 Murle Breer Chicogo at Milwaukee, night « Jones ct 2 0 0 0 Davis c 4 1 1 0 LOS ANGELES ST. LOUIS Eagles sign Guy Morriss Nika John Fought 72-71—143 75- 81—156 Toronto at Texas, night Bevacau It 2 0 0 0 Bowa ss 3 2 11 ab r h bl ab r h bl ZURICH, Switzerland Kellii RInker 80- 77— 157 form, had little trouble in and relatives watched Ed Daugherty 67-76—143 Detroit at California, night Bonilla 2b 3 1 1 0 Jenkins p 10 0 0 Sox 2b 5 0 2 0 LSmIth If 5 12 0 PHILADELPHIA — Philaaelphia Eagle’s (UPI) — Andrea Jaeger Bud Muska and Bruce Goodrich had Morty Dickerson 77- 71— 158 disposing of Sasak. Rey Delhees beat Dianne Bob Eastwood 69-74—143 Marianna Huning Boston at Seattle, night Whitson p 0 0 0 0 Brusstor p 0 Landrex 0 0 0 cf 4 1 2 1 McGee cf 5 0 10 veteran center Guy Morriss was signed to two three hits each to lead Reed Construc Tom Kite 71-73—144 82- 76—150 Baltimore at Oakland, night Bochv ph 10 10 Letterts p 2 1 1 0 Baker If 4 12 1 (Sreen rf 4 0 0 1 rescued the United States nolds atoned for her loss Fromholtz 6-1, 6-4 and Rosey Bartlett 75*83— 158 tion to a 7-4 win over Tony's Pizza at Lynn Lott 72-72^144 Saturday's Games Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Maldond If 1 0 0 0 Vn Slyk 1b4 1 2 0 one-year contracts, the N FL team announced in its advance Friday to Judy Rankin - by partnering Paula Christiana Jolissaint com Nike Field. Sam Verona and John Larry Mize 70-74—144 79 00—159 (All Times EOT) Romlrz ph 1 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b 4 1 1 1 Porter c 4 112 Friday. Soltta chipped In with two hits each for Beverly Davis 79- 80—159 the semifinals of the Fed Smith in a decisive 6-4,.6-3 plete the quarterfinal Wayne Levi 71.7J—144 Susan Stanley Baltimore (Davis 8-4) at Oakland Soso p 0 0 0 0 Thomas rf 1 0 0 0 Quirk c 0 0 0 0 Reed while Gordon McCombe, Bill Lou Graham 72-72—144 01- 78— 159 (Conroy 2-3), 4:05 p.m. Gwosdz ph 1 0 0 0 Monday rf 2 2 2 0 Oberkfll 3b 3 0 2 0 eration Cup, beating Re doubles victory over Betsy Barrett 77- 83—160 sweep over Australia by Stevenson ond Tom Evans paced Jim Colbert 7^72—144 Minnesota (Castillo 5-8) at Cleveland Totals 35 3 S 2 Totals 32 7 9 6 Londsty 3b 1 0 0*0 Herr 2b 3 0 10 a-JanIs Kleimon 81- 79—160 nata Sasak of Yugoslavia Goles and Sasak. defeating Wendy Turnbull Tony's w ith tw o hits apiece. Dan Forsman 72-72—144 (Barker 7-9), 7:35 p.m. San Diego 001 001010— 3 Marshll 1b 5 1 1 2 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 Rodgers Interested In USFL a-Julie Carmichael 81- 79— 160 6-4, 6-3 after Candy Rey The United States, the Standings: Irish Insurance 11-1, Nels Mike Holland 71-73_144 Kansas City (Gura 8-11) at New York Chicago 000I15 00X— 7 Yeager c 4 2 2 4 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 6-4, 6-7, 6-1. Johnson 8-4, Reed Construction 7-5, M arlorle Jones 84- 77— 161 ATLANTA — Pepper Rodgers, a coliege coach nolds lost her opening Ronnie Black 72-72—144 Julie Waldo (Guidry 11-5), 0 p.m. Gome-winning RBI — Bowo (6). Reyes c 0 0 0 0 Lyons 2b 10 0 0 top seed defending cham Helena Sukova and Washington Social Club6-6, Flo'sCake Allen M iller 73-71-144 05- 02—167 Chicago (Hoyt 11-9) at Milwaukee E—Davis, Sandberg, Templeton, Russell ss 4 12 0 OSmith ss 3 1 1 0 match. a-Jackle Gallagher 91- 86—177 for 13 years at Kansas, UCLA and Georgia Tech, pion, meets No. 3 Czechos Hana Mandlikova won Decorating 6-6, Gentle Touch 4-8, B.A. (3ary Hallberg 70-74—144 (McClure 6-7), 8:30p.m. DP— Welch p 3 0 0 0 Martin p 0 0 0 0 Club 4-8, Tony's Pizza 2-10. Mindy Moore 74-wd said Friday he is interested in coaching the new The loss by Reynolds lovakia and No. 7 Switzer their singles matches to Lorry Ziegler 71-73—144 Renee Powell Toronto (Cloncv9-6) at Texas (Darwin Chicago 1. LOB—Son Diego 8, Chicago 6. Niedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Braun ph 10 10 Buddy (Sardner 72-72—144 83-wd 7-9), 0:35 p.m. 2B—Wiggins 3, Kennedy 2. HR—Buckner Forsch p 2 0 11 Memphis (Tenn.) franchise of the U.S. Football was the first defeat by the land faces No. 2 West put Czechoslovakia ahead Sandra Palmer 73wd Tommy Valentine 71-73—144 Beverly Klass Detroit (Petry 9-6) ot California (Klson (13). SB—Wiggins (26), Sandberg (19). S Ramsev 2b 2 0 1 0 League. Americans in the Federa Germany in Saturday’s Rac 76wd Totals 38 9 14 9 Totals 37 4 13 4 > 2-0 lead against Mark Lye 72*73—145 Mina Rodriguez 86wd 0-4), 10 p.m. —Whitson, Jenkins, ^ g a n Young, owner of the Memphis franchise, tion Cup since the 1978 semifinals. The finals will Argentina. * ' / I Porter-Cable poulM d out 21 hits to Lon Nielsen 68-77-145 o-amateur Boston (Eckersley 6-7) at .Seottle IP H R ER BB SO Los Angeles 002 002 500— 9 ■ said Thursday that Rodgers, who has been out of final. take a 13-2 victorv-jier VIttner's at Joe Inmman 70-75—145 (Stoddard 4-10), 10:35p.m. San Diego St. Louis 300 100 000-4 be played Sunday. The Nike Field. Shawn Dougherty hod Scott Hoch 71-74—145 Baltimore at Oakland Whitson 4 2 1114 Gome-wInningRBI—Guerrero (10). coaching since being fired at Georgia Tech after Reynolds is suffering United States has won the Sukova, the 18-year-old X three singles and o two-run homer ond Terry Diehl 66-79—145 Sunday's Games Lucas (L 4-6) 2 7 6 5 2 1 E—Porter. DP—St. Louis 1. LOB—Los the 1979 season, was the leading candidate for the from a groin muscle prob Cup 11 times since play daughter of 1962 Wim Len RIccIo, Don Cose and Tom Rex Caldwell 73*72—145 Baltimore Open results Minnesota at Cleveland, 2 Sosa 2 0 0 0 0 1 Angeles 6, St. Louis 7. 2B—Russell, new position. lem and was on the court bledon women’k singles Scarrozzo hod three hits each tor Skeeter Heath 70-75—145 Kansas City at New York Chicago Baker, Guerrero. 3B—L. Smith. HR— began in 1963. John Mahoftey 72-73-145 Porter (12), Yeager 2 (15). SB— finalist Vera Sukova, de Porter-Cable while Dave Kosclol and Chicogo at Milwaukee Jenkins 5 1-3 4 2 1 0 4 for more than three hours The Swiss pulled off the Rocco Anselmo had two hits apiece for Mark McCumber 73*72—145 At Baltimore/ July 2 Detroit at California Brusstar 0 0 0 0 1 0 Landreaux 2 (22). S—Welch. against Sabrina Goles. biggest upset of the com feated Emilse Raponi- VIttners. Bill Murdilnson 76-69—145 (Par-70) Baltimore at Oakland Lettrts (W 3-3) 3 2-3 4 1 1 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO USFL wants New York club L^ngo 4-6, 6-1, 6-2. Mand Standings: Nossltf Arms 11-1, Main Lee Elder 72-74—146 Second round: Boston at Seattle Brusstar pitched to 2 batters In 6th. Los Angeles ’’It was a pretty tough petition with their victory Pub 9-3, Highlander Restaurant 7-5, Larry RInker 69-77-146 Frank Conner Toronto dt Texas, night HBP—by Jenkins (Bonilla); by Whit Welch (W 8-9) 8 1-3 13 4 4 1 3 likova overpowered 67-71—138 NIedenfuer 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 NEW YORK — The U.S. Football League wants day.” Reynolds said. over No. 4 Australia. Nelson Frelghtwav 6-6, Porter-Coble Roy Stewart 72*74—146 Mark Bolen 71-60—139 son to locate a team in New York City, former Ivanna Madruga-Osses 6- 64, MCC Vets 4-8, Vlttner's3-9, Nutmeg Pat LInttsev 73*73—146 Paul Oglesby 6673—139 St. Louis "But I was picked for the Petra Delhees of Swit Mork Coward 74-72—146 Forsch (L 6-8) 6 2-3 10 5 5 2 3 corporation council Allen Schwartz said Friday. 4, 6-3. Climate Control 2-10. Terry Snodgrass 70-69—139 NATIONAL LEAGUE team and I am going to zerland, scheduled to be Blaine McCalllster 70-76—146 Bob Tway 69-70—139 East Astros II. Expos 8 Lahti 0 3 4 4 1 0 Schwartz said he was resigning as Mayor married Saturday, an On Thursday, West Ger Ed Sneed 74.73—147 Dave Canipe 69- 71—140 W L Pet. GB Von Ohien 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 give 100 percent. But I feel Northarn 74-73—147 __ Martin 2 1 0 0 0 1 Edward Koch’s sports adviser because he had nounced that her 100 wed many topped Britain as Jim Dent Mike Smith 70- 70—140Pittsburgh 46 45 .505 I ’m giving 150 percent.” UPi photo Tony SIMs 72-75—147 Jeff Thomsen 70- 70—140Philadelphia 45 45 .500 ’/2 Lahti pitched to 4 batters in 7th. agreed to represent the USFL in negotiations with ding guests have been Claudia Kohde downed Jim's Arco bombed Bob & Marie's Bob Murphy 76-71—147 HOUSTON MONTREAL PB—Porter. T—2:42. A—36,360. Pizza, 24-9, at Robertson Pork behind Russ Cochran 71- 70—141St. Louis 46 47 .495 1 ab r h bl ab r h bl the city for the useof a sports facility for a team in Reynolds dropped a 7-5, invited to watch the Swiss Virginia Wade and Bet- Andrea Jaeger of the U.S. is shown in recent action. American Rod Nuckolls 75-72—147 Joey SIndelar 72- 69—141 Montreal 45 46 .495 1 two homers from Don Jones and Lannv W(xlklns 71-76—147 Moreno ct 6 1 2 2 Raines It 5 12 2 New York. 3-6, 13-11 decision to Goles showdown against the tina Bunge beat Jo Durie another from Burt Baskervllle. Scott Eric Batten 69-73—142 Chicago 43 51 .457 AV7 Puhl rt 5 112 Cromort rf 5 0 0 0 youngster aided U.S. cause in Federation Cup, helping country Bobby Wodkins 72-75—147 John Hamarik 69-73—142 New York 35 59 .372 12Va Then ss but Jaeger, in excellent West Germans. Friends in straight sets. Dugon added four hits for the winners Roger Maltble 74.7J-147 5 0 0 0 Dawson cf 4 2 2 0 move into semifinals. while Nick Peters socked a homer and Jim Kane 69- 73—142 West Garner 2b 5 2 2 1 Oliver 1b 5 12 1 BUI Kratzert 75-72—147 _ Bill Tedford and Al Forcler hod three Kenny Knox 67- 75—142Atlanta 59 37 .615 Cruz If 5 2 4 1 Carter c 4 110 Butler signs USFL pact Did not quality Grif Moody 70- 72—142Los Angeles 54 39 .581 3'/2 Knight 1b hits each for the losers. John Cook 71-77—148 3 110 Wallach 3b 4 1 2 2 Mike Morley 7369—142 Houston 50 44 .532 8 Pulols c- 0 0 0 0 Speler ss 3 0 0 0 TAM PA, Fla. — Green Bay Packers defensive Nick Price 72-76—148 Dana Quigley 71- 71—142San Diego 47 46 .505 10'/2 Transactions Mark Haves Tolmon ph 1 0 0 0 James p 0 0 0 0 end Mike Butler has agreed to play for the Tampa Leads PGA event Waat SIda 72-76—148 Kim Young 68- 74—142San Francisco 47 47 .500 11 Spllman c 0 0 0 0 Vail ph 10 0 0 Canada I moves Roy Streck 76-72—148 George Archer 71- 72—143Cincinnati 42 53 .442 I6V2 Bay Bandits of the U.S. Football League in 1984. Bill Rogers - 72-76—148 Doran 2b 2 111 Fryman p 0 0 0 0 T riathlon results Ward Monufacturlng scored tour Butch Baird 70-73—143 Friday's Results Blorkmn c 3 0 0 0 Reardon p0 0 0 0 The Bandits announced Friday they had come times In the firs t Inning and went on to Jett Sluman 75-73—148 Billy Bossier 75- 68—143Chicago 7, San Diego 3 LIndv Miller 74-74—148 Walling lb 2 1 2 2 Flynn 2b 3 0 10 to terms with Butler, a 6-foot-5, 265- pound et a 9-4 win over Red-Lee at Paganl. Bob Betley 68-75—143 Houston 11, Montreal 8 NIekro p 3 10 0 Wohifrd It 1112 Football up as contender Second in a series of biathlons, triathlons was ck M llka and Bob Felice had homers Loren Roberts 76-72—148 Mike Bright 74.69— 143 San Froncisco 5, Pittsburgh 3 six-year veteran out of Kansas. K (Savin Levenson 71.77_148 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Borgor p 0 0 0 0 Buffalo — Waived rookie punters Jeff held Thursday at Globe Hollow. The second was a Sutton six up and Dave Hussey added a double and Dale Douglass 71.72—143 N^W York 3, Cincinnati 2 DSmith p 0 0 0 0 BSmIth p0 0 0 0 Wilson and Joy Ross. The ninth player taken in the 1977NFLdraft, he two singles tor Ward while Brian Forrest Fezler 75-73—148 Mike Hill 72- 71—143Atlonta 6, Phllodelphia 1 TScott ph New York Jets — Waived linebacker triathlon that consisted of a half mile swim, a 4.2 Carter socked a homer and Lou Perlon Ivan Smith 69-80-149 1112 Froncn ph 1 0 0 0 is the second N FL player to be signed to a Bobby Pancratz 73.70— 143 Los Angeles 9, St. Louis 4 Dow ley p 0 0 0 0 Lerch p 0 0 0 0 Jody O'Donnell of Wisconsin. mile bike ride and a 2.1 mile run. hod tw o hits fo r Red-Lee. T.C. Chen 73-76—149 Cesar Sanudo 76- 67-143 Saturday’s Games contract by the Bandits. Cincinnati wide receiver NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — Terry McLaughlin, the Stondlngs: Allied Printing 11-1, Man J.C. Snead 75.74—149 _ . Little ss 2 111 Tampo Bay (USFL) — Defensive end Results were as follows: (All Times EDT) Totals 41 11 14 11 Totals 38 8 12 8 Mike Butler of Green Bay ogreed to Chris Collinsworth announced last month he will skipper aboard Canada 1, wasn’t surprised to sail his chester Police 93, Ward MFG 7-5, Mark Brooks 74.75—149 San Francisco (Laskey 11-8) at terms; D.J. Mackovets resigned as Men 14 and under; 1. Mel Siebold 42; 07,2. Kevin at Kingsmill Elliott's Gun Shop 7-5, Elks Club 64, Tony DeLuoa 75.74—149 Pittsburgh (McWliliams9-5),2:15p.m. Houston 013000 305— 11 join the Bandits in 1985 after he fulfills his yacht from fifth to second place in the America’s Cup Seniors results Montreal too n o 040— 8 medio and public relations director to challenger race. Ciaglo 46; 54, 3. John Klotter 59; 320. Bucklond MFG 67, Red-Lee 2-10, Jeff Sanders 74-75—149 Philadelphia (Carlton 9-11) at Atlonta (Jorne-wlnnlng RBI — T. Scott (3). become public relations director of contract with the Bengals. Belllveau Painters 1-11. Vance Heafner 72-77-149 (Daylev 2-2), 2:15 p.m. “ We always knew she was a good boat and we’re Women 14 and under: 1. Stacey Tomkiel 44:08, Bruce Flelsher 71.78—149 E—Flynn, Speler 2, LOB—Houston 9, Houston franchise. WILLIAMSBURG. Va. (U PI) — Hal Sutton fired a At Chasko, Minn., July 22 San Diego (Show 9-6) at Chicago Montreal 6. 2B—Garner, Puhl, Raines. Washington — Waived wide receiver always prepared to win," he said Friday. 2. Erin Sullivan 51:55. Darrell Kestner 72-77-149 (Par-72) / (Noles 3-5), 2:20 p.m. 6-under-par 65 Friday for a 10-under 132 total and a Birla Sanler Jimmy Roy 76-74—150 HR— (6). SB—Dawson (15), Puhl John Boyd and linebackers Stan Scott falls to show Gale-force winds soaring over 40 knots prohibited Men 15-18: 1. Mike McDivitt 41:55, 2. John Second round: Houston (Knepper 3-9) at Montreal (12). S—B. Smith. Holloway and Marlin Evans; defen six-stroke lead, the largest margin of the year on the The Orioles outlasted the Hawks, Jim Simons 79-71-150 Roberto DeVIcenzo 71-70—141 (Schatzeder 3-0), 7:35 p.m. sive competition in the elimination trials. But that didn’t Boruch 43:09. McDivitt was second finisher Curt Byrum 72-78—150 New York (Gorman 0-3) at Cincinnati „ . IP H R ER BB SO LAKE FOREST, lil. — Veteran receiver James PGA tour after two rounds, in the $350,000 Kingsmill 23-20, In a slugfest at Charter Oak No. 2 71.79—150 Billy Casper 73-69—142 Houston end Shawn M iller left comp. stop McLaughlin from pouring over maneuvers with overall. behind two hits each from Tyrell Jim Nelford Dan Sikes Jr. 72-70—142 (Berenyl 4-10), 7:35 p.m. Scott failed to report to the Chicago Bears’ Classic. Tom Jenkins 76-74—150 Los Angeles (Pena 8-4) at St. Louis N l^ ro 7 1-3 7 4 4 2 1 his crew, intent on giving Italy’s Azzurra Saturday the Women 15-18: 1. Heidi Sullivan 48:42, 2. Ann White, Beth Leslie, Pam Relscherland 71.79—150 Miller Barber 72-70—142 DIPIno 1-3 4 4 4 0 1 training camp for the fourth day Friday, further First-round leader Scott Simpson, who tied the Angle Reyna. Leading the Hawks were (Seoroe Burns Guv Wolstenholme 71-71—142 (Stuper 7-6), 8:05 p.m. pSmIth (W 3-1) 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 same treatment as Australia’s Advance. Howard 49:54, 3. Sue Donnelly 50:03. Keith Fergus 72-70—150 Sunday's Games depleting the squad’s receiving corps. course record with a 7-under 64 Thursday, shot 74 for Sharon Lauzon with three singles and John Cook 70-74—144 Dowley (S 8} 1 Major League leaders McLaughlin said Canada has “ more of a chance Men 19-24: 1. Bill Nighan 41:58, 2. Phil Forziey Lisa Nason w ith a trip le and a single. Vic Regalodo 75-75—150 Rod Funseth 73-71—144 San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 2 Montreal Scott, who was to have reported Tuesday along Mike Calcovecchlo 74.76—150 Houston at Montreal than ever before” of ending the United States’ 43:29, 3. Tim Kenefick 44:04. 138 to join Mark O’Meara, 69, and Jodie Mudd, 67, as Jerry Barber 71-74—145 Bargar with rookies, quarterbacks and receivers, Sutton’s closest pursuers at 4-under. Bob Boyd 74-77-151 Lionel Hebert 71-74—145 Philadelphia at Atlanta BSmith Including gamei played Thursday, June Women 19-24: 1. Janet Ritchie 55:32. Fogarty'a Mike Wynn 71-80—151 New York at Cincinnati 21 aiready has been fined “ several thousand 132-year hold on the America’s Cup trophy, the longest Charles SIttord 73-72—145 Lerch winning streak in sports history. Men 25-31: 1. Rick Gowen 42:00, 2. Jeff Ray Floyd, who fired a 71, Pat McGowan. 72, Mike Tom Lehman 76-75—151 Peter Thomson 71-75—146 Los Angeles at St. Louis James AMERICAN LEAGUE dollars” by the Bears, Coach Mike Ditka said. Sullivan, 67, and Tom Weiskopf, 73, are another shot The first-place Fogortv Oilers topped Rick Pearson 71.80—151 Gay Brewer 76-71—147 San Diego at Chicago Individual batting “ It’s a challenge,” he said. “ That’s why we’re Thornton 42:05, 3. Al Bromley 43:56. PIzzarama, 61, Friday night In a South 76-75—151 Fryman (L 0-2) Scott, considered one of the Bears’ few deep back at 139. Steve Melnyk Freddie Haas 74-73—147 Reardon player, cib ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl ovg here.” Women 25-31; 1. Kathy Mannen 47:34, 2. Cathi Windsor 'A' League clash at Rye St. Dick Zokol 72.79—151 Carew, Cal 278 43 106 15 2 2 31 ,381 a-Robert Rawlins 71-76—147 HBP—by. . — . W W I WU I \IBIVISI(NIekro). PB— threats, was a late show last year. Sutton, the tour’s top money- winner, birdied his Field. Five different plovers — Jim Tom Jones 77-75—152 Baggs, Bas 339 59 126 29 5 1 45 ,372 “ We’re in Series C now, and we really feel the Koehler 50:17. 75-77—152 Robert Crowley 76-72—148 Blorkman. T—3:02 A—34,425. first three holes. He followed with eight straight pars Flaherty, John Barry, Merrill Myers, Steve Hart a-RI chard Evans 71-77—148 Brett, KC 237 57 86 24 2 19 61 .363 pressure,” McLaughlin said, referring to the Men 32 and up: 1. Bob Coykendall 41; 01,2. Joel Bob Blass and Gary Kost— all hod two Ken Kelley 75.77-.I 52 Gardner Dickinson 72-76—148 American League Gritfey, NY 240 36 80 11 2 5 21 ,333 for a 3-under 33 on the front nine. He got to 4- under NFL opens In London elimination of the bottom three boats by Aug. 6. Gitlin 43:29, 3. Mark Turkington 43:55. Coyken hits for the winners. Greg Powers 72-80—152 Ken Towns 77-72—149 Yankees 7. Royals 6 Cabell, Det 209 34 69 16 2 - 3 23 .330 dall was the overall winner. with a 12-footer at the 12th and added an eagle-3 at the Mark Lambert 75-77-152 Robert Stone 71-78—149 Braves 6. Phiiiies 1 Alkens, KC 228 25 75 21 1 9 33.329 MacLaughin said he isn’t intimidated by Australia II, DeWItt Weaver 79-73—152 Wvnegr, NY 189 26 61 12 2 5 24.333 LONDON — The National Football League winners of 24 of 27 races. Women 32 and up: 1. Janet Romayko 45:35, 2. 506-yard 15th after drilling a 3-iron to within 5 feet of • Weman'a Rac Steve Ltebler , 73.79—152 Dick King 70-80—150 exhibition seasons opens Aug. 6 in London’s the cup. Jack Harden 70-80—ISO (First game) McRae, KC 329 55 105 27 3 6 48 .319 The Canadians have not raced for the Am erica’s Diane Stewart 49:06, 3. Suzy Sinatra 49:34. Talago Associates scored 17 times Clarence Rose 75-77—152 Billy Maxwell 78-72—150 KANSAS CITY NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ATLANTA Whitakr, Dt 370 54 118 22 5 7 37 .319 fabled Wembley Stadium. Jim Booros 72-81-153 Ob r h bl ab r h bi Yount, MM 345 67 109 26 5 13 54.316 Cup in 102 years and almost didn’t make it this year. The second biathlon will be held Thursday, D.A. Weibring, starting on the back nine, made a over the last two Innings to break away 79.74—153 A rt Sllvestrone 7S-7S—150 ab r h bi ab r h bi The Minnesota Vikings and St. Louis Cardinals trom B 8i J Auto Repair, 25-4, at Charter Rick Dalpos Dean Lind 74-77—151 Wilson cf 5 13 0 Mllborn 2b 5 0 1 0 Dernier cf 3 0 0 0 Butler It 4 13 1 Engle, Mnn 203 24 64 14 1 6 26.315 First there were financial problems. Then the Aug. 4 at Globe Hollow. Registration will begin at run at Sutton with a 5-under 30. But he fell back with a Howard Twittv 73-80—153 TPerez oh 1 0 0 0 Romlrz ss 5 13 2 meet in a stadium that has staged the English (>ak No. 1. M ary Dee Show had three a-Jack Van Ess 74.77—15) Wshngt ss 5 10 0 Wynegar c 5 1 1 0 Decincs, Cl 240 40 75 15 3 15 46.313 Canadian syndicate didn’t have a yacht club with a 6 o’clock with the race to follow at 6:30. 3-over 39 on the front for 69 to tie Andy North. Phil doubles and a single, Doreen Anderson David Peoples 80-74—154 Ed Causey 74-78—152 Brett 3b 4 2 2 1 Winfield If 4 1 1 2 Rose 1b 3 0 0 0 Wshngtn rt 4 0 1 1 Ystrzmsk, 189 22 59 13 0 6 31 .312 soccer cup finals and international matches since Hancock, Bruce Lietzke and Gary McCord at 140 hod two doublet and a single, and Woliv Armstrong 78.76—154 Paul Harney 7S-77—152 McRae dh 4 2 4 1 Kemp rf 3 2 0 0 Lefebvre It 3 0 1 0 Murphy ct 4 0 1 I Bonnel, Tor Z32 29 72 14 2 6 38.310 race course on an ocean so they established one 60 Eileen Henson hod three singles for the BUI Sakas 77-78-155 Joe Jimenez 74-78—152 Otis rf Schmidt 3b4 0 1 0 Chmbis 1b 4 1 I 1 Moseby, Tr 282 54 87 18 4 11 44 .309 the 1920s and which hosted the 1966 World Cup eight shots behind Sutton. Pete Brown 77.78—155 5 0 3 3 Baylor dh 4 2 3 1 Morgon 2b 3 0 0 0 Jorgnsn 1b 0 0 0 0 final. miles north of Vancouver. Finally, there was no winners while Kim Tracy had a double Jim Cochron 75-77—152 White 2b 5 0 0 1 Smalley 3b 2 1 1 0 SImmns, Ml 333 38 102 22 2 6 57 .306 12-meter boat. Defending champion Calvin Peete, who started with and a single and Cindy DIshaus had a Antonio Cerda 78.77—155 Stan Thirsk 73-79^152 Alkens 1b 4 O' 1 0 Mmphry cf 3 0 1 2 Hayes rt 4 1 1 1 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 2 0 Murray, Bit 340 61 104 13 1 18 59 .306 a 5- under 66, skied to a 75 and was with 10 others at 141. double and two RBI fo r B 8, J. Rafael Alarcon 7302—155 David Cuoit 73-79—152 Roberts If 2 0 0 0 Mttngly 1b 2 0 1 0 Diaz c 3 0 0 0 Pocorob c 3 1 0 0 Rice, Bos 365 53 111 19 1 23 66.304 Canadian naval architect Bruce Kirby designed the Standings: J.C. Penney 162, Hungry Woody Blackburn 78-77—155 Altamirn p 0 0 0 0 Royster 3b 4 1 3 0 Tabler, Civ 191 25 58 7 3 4 32.304 Sutton, who finished early, vowed not to sit on his Bill Britton Doug Higgins 75-77—152 Sheridan If 2 0 1 0 PInlella ph 1 0 1 1 Rams sign Henry Ellard new yacht. At 63 feet it is shorter than most Twelves, Tiger 162, Talaga Associates 93, B 8, J 7381—156 Charles Green 75-77-152 Wathan 4 0 10 Cmpnrs 3b 0 0 0 0 GGross ph 0 0 0 0 .M cM rtrv p 1 1 0 0 (3arcla, Tor 323 45 98 13 2 2 22.303 lead. Auto Repoir 64, X-Mart 64, Renn's Mike Peck 79-78—157 Arnold Palmer 73-39—152 Dejesus ss 1 0 0 0 Bedrosin o 1 0 0 0 Thrntn, Civ 287 48 87 16 0 12 46.303 but has become a force. Rocky Fryar 79-78—157 Robrtsn ss 3 0 0 0 KGross p 10 0 0 ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Los Angeles Rams Ace leads Howe “ I certainly won’t play conservatively, but I won’t Tavern 68, Sportsman Cafe 2-10, 3 Mllon Marusic 76-76—152 Totals 40 6 15 6 Totals 32 7 10 6 Almon, Oak 274 31 83 20 0 3 36.303 ” We had inferior equipment," McLaughlin said. Penny Pub 1-11.1 Mark Cornevale 77-80—157 McGrow p 0 0 0 0 Parrish, Tx 312 54 94 18 3 18 55 ,301 Friday announced the signing of second-round James Hatfield 76-76—152 Two out when winning run scored Virgil c 2 0 10 After obtaining a new mast, changing the keel and play stupid, either,” he promised. “ If I get to No. 3 Woody FItzhugh 80-79—159 Denis Hutchinson 74-78—152 Kansos City 102 020 001— 6 Upshaw, Tr 316 65 95 12 5 18 57.301 draft choice Henry Ellard, a wide receiver from Jock Snyder 80-81—161 Totals 28 1 4 1 Totals 34 4 14 6 acquiring six new sails, Canada 1 wound up the Round (514 yards, par-5). for instance, and I don’t have a a-RIchard Stearns 79-73—152 New York 200 003 011— 7 Ford, Balt 226 39 67 19 2 8 37.296 Fresno State. into LPGA lead cinqh shot to get home in two. I ’ll lay up. Daug Ford 76-77—153 Game-winning RBI — Baylor (4). Philadelphia 000 000 100— 1 Individual pitching Robin B series with three straight victories, but still in * Atlanta 010 203 OOx— 4 pitcher, db w I Ip h bb so era Ellard, the 32nd player selected overall, signed Bob Goetz 79-75—153 DP—Kansos City 2, New York 1. LOB fifth place. Thursday the boat moved into second “ I ’ll shoot at the flags as often as I can and I ’ll try to Golf LPGA reaults James Shaw 74-79—153 —Kansas City 9, New York 8.2B—Brett, (Same-winning RBI— ChamblissdO). Lopez, Det 5 4 79,0 48 34 70 1,71 a series of one-year contracts. No other details E—Morgan. DP—Philadelphia 1, Qsnbrry, KC 4 1 79.2 76 8 27 1.81 place by beating Advance by 4:04 and finishing alone make every putt. I ’ve never been more than one shot Frank Freer 73-80—153 McRae, Otis, PInlella. HR—Winfield (15). Atlan were released. INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) — Lauren Howe recorded ahead as a pro. There are a lot of good players behind Paul Thomas 75-78—153 SB—Washington (23), Wathan (18), Honvctt, Tx 12 6 144.0 126 28 51 2.19 in its second race when France 3 dropped out because her first career hole-in-one Friday en route to her $X(M)00 LPOA tournament (Sene LIttler 75-78—153 Wilson (43), Sheridan (2). S—Robertson, ta 2. LOB—Philadelphia 9, Atlanta 9. 2B Tanano, Tex 4 2 70.2 63 22 57 2.42 me who will come out firing at the pins, too.” Mlnnachaug A t Indltmopolis, July 22 —Ramirez. HR—Chambliss ( 14), Stanley, Bos 6 5 97.0 94 18 46 2.69 of mast problems. second consecutive 67 for a two-stroke lead through Fred Hawkins 76-77—153 Smalley. Hayes Simpson started with four straight bogeys and (Par-72) o-Allan Sussel 77-76—153 IP H R E R B B S O Young, Sea 8 10 137.2 111 54 90 2.75 WVU under Investigation McLaughlin, 27, is one of the youngest skippers two rounds of a $200,000 LPG A tournament at the Women's 18 — A-Gross-M. Robbins, Second round; (5). SB—Washington (23). S— Stieb, Tor 11 8 167.2 128 64 121 2.79 added another bogey plus a double- bogey that four a-Layal Chapman 74-79—153 Kansas City M cM urtry competing. He admits the Canadians have problems C^ountry Club of Indianapolis. 90, N. Wavier 94, G. Hill 94, J. Gwosda Lauren Howe 67-67—134 Robert Erickson 75-78—153 Perry 5 7 5 5 3 2 Rozema, Det 6 1 83.1 69 20 51 2.81 MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — For the second time birdies couldn’t offset. 95, B-R. Trvon 95, J. jM w InskI M, L. Donna Caponi 6967—136 2, McGrow. SF—Washington. Burgmr, Ok 4 5 73.0 71 26 32 2.96 but he doesn’t consider any of his opponents The tournament is known as the Mayflower Classic. Atherton 96, E. WIncze 98, C-A. S^horts Michael Fetchick 80-73—153 Hood 2 1-321132 in slightly more than a year, the NCAA is Sammy Rachels, who hlso shot 66 Thursday Jonet Coles 71-69^140 Bob Galda 76-78—154 Armstrng (L 4- 1 1-3 1 1 1 1 0 IP H RERBBSO Darwin, Tex 7 9 126.0 119 42 65 3.07 unbeatable. Howe, 24, of Provo, Utah, started the day as 102, M. Morrone 105, N. McKnlght 106 Jo Ann Wosham 67-73—140 Pete Hessemer 78-76—154 New York Phllodelphia McGrgr, B 11 4 150.1 150 23 48 3.11 investigating the West Virginia University suffered back spasms and withdrew after bogeys on Closest to the pIn-E. WIncze 15 ft. KGross (L 2-2) 3 2-3 7 3 1 2 2 Clark, Sea 4 “ We’re still pretty weak in tacking and in pointing,” co-leader with Jo Ann Washam at 5- under-par but Women's9— (5 Blind holes minus 1 Keren Permezel 70.70—140 John Langford 79-75—154 Fontenot 41-3 9' 5 5 1 0 2 86.1 70 34 48 3.13 basketball program for alleged recruiting the first two holes. Rachels rode a motorcycle from Judy Clork 72-69—141 Howard Johnson 78-76—154 Murray 4 1-351110 McGrow 2 1-3 5 3 3 0 1 Guidry, NY 11 5______128.2 ... 114 _ 35 _____ 72 3.15 McLaughlin said. “ That’s what we’re concentrating eagledthe 185- yard, par-3 fourth hole to go to 7-under. handicap) A-T. Guardino 26, Low Altamirano 2 2 0 0 0 0 violations. on.” Toledo, Ohio to Kingsmill Tuesday after his Kothv Martin 71.70—141 Roland Stafford 79-75—154 Gossage (W 7-3) 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Sanchez, Cal 8 4 127.0 108 38 93 3.19 She said she almost missed seeing the ace. Pufts-C. French 16, B-B. Jockman 25, Betsy King 71.71—142 Ralph Bond 79^76—155 Perry pitched to 3 batters In 6th. Atlanta Davis, Bolt 8 4 127.0 108 38 93 3.19 WVU Athletic Director Fred Schaus told the motorhome broke down en route from last week’s Low Putts-M. Tallrlan 15, C-A. Gulnan M cM rtrv (W 11 71-3 4 1 1 6 3 McLaughlin is critical of the system which pits the “ It hit on the green and broke right to the hole,” Donna White 72-70—142 Don Bergman 80-75—155 WP—Hood. T—3:04. NATIONAL LEAGUE Morgantown Dominion Post "the NCAA is Quad Cities Open at Coal .Valley. 111. 27, Low PuttvC. Lelgher 15. Chris Johnson 72-70—142 Roger Floyd 82-73—155 Bedrosian 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 Individual batting boats against others in the same order throughout the Howe said. “ I turned away and then looked back just HBP—by Bedrosian (G. Gross). T— checking into a couple of things, ” but refused to Playing conditions improved greatly Friday with Patti Rizzo 72-70—142 John Kalinka 74-81—155 Plover, cIb ob r h 2b 3b hr rbl ovg three trials instead of a more random selection. Vicki Tabor 68-75—143 Dayton Olson 79-76—155 2:24. A-.40,481. Knight, Hou 300 25 102 25 3 5 47 .340 discuss any allegations or even say which as it went ip and they (the gallery) went crazy behind temperatures in the mid-80s and little wind The “ I just think it would be better psychologically if the green. Beth Daniel 72-71—143 o-John Owens 76-79^155 Indians 8. Twins 5 Hndrck, St 311 46 103 22 o i l 60.331 program was being probed. golfers got relief from Thursday’s lIXMlegree Ayako Okamoto 72-71—143 George Thomas 79-76—155 Easier, Pitt 227 25 75 6 25 .330 there wasn’t the same order,” he said. 71.73—144 Giants 5, Pirates 3 Atlantic 10 Conference Commissioner Leland “ At first I was ecstatic, then I said, ‘You’ve got to temperatures and high humidity but late in the day Jane Blalock a-John Harbottle 81-74—155 Modlck, Ptt 298 42 96 14 40 .322 calm down.’” Radio, TV Martha Nause 73-71—144 a-Louls Raganella 77-78—155 MINNESOTA CLEVELAND L.SmIth StL 237 35 76 14 25.321 Byrd acknowledged the investigation concerned had to cope with greens hardened by the sun. Kathy Whitworth 73*71— 144 a-Wllllam Hvndman III 80-75—155 ab r h bi ab r h bl SAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGH Oliver, Mtl 358 44 114 24 47 .318 alleged basketball recruiting violations. Howe added four birdies and two bogeys to finish In two days here, I ’ve hit the ball as well as I ’ve Jan Stephenson 72-73—145 Did not ouatlfy Hatcher rt 5 1 2 0 Hargrv 1b 10 0 0 Obrhbl abrhM Dawsn, Mtl 365 56 116 21 6 19 72.318 with a 36- hole total of 10-under-par 134. CIndv HIM 72- 73-145a-Dale Morey 73-83—156 Costlno 2b 3 1 1 0 T rillo 2b 4 0 12 LeMastr ss 4 0 0 1 Wynne ct 5 13 1 Driessn, Cn 186 31 59 4 0 8 35.317 David Berst, head of the NCAA’s enforcement ever hit it for two days,” Sutton said. “ If I could have Word It 5 0 2 3 FIschlln 2b0 0 0 0 De Vicenzo tops Donna Caponi finished the second day in second SATURDAY ^ ^ Ptnny Pulz 73- 72—145 a-BIII Lewis 81-75—156 Evans 1b 5 0 0 0 Roy 2b 3 0 0 1 Thon, Hou 374 53 118 17 4 13 52.316 division, was unavailable for comment, but the putted (Thursday), my score could have been even Rose Jones 75-70—145 Herbert Holm 78-78—156 Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 0 Perkins ph 0 1 0 0 Clark rf 5 2 5 0 Madick 3b 5 Mrphy, 0 2 1 Atl 339 87 106 14 4 20 65 .313 place at 8-under-par 136. She started play at 3-under 2 Braves vs. Phillies, Channel 30, Goettl 3b 3 2 3 1 Esslan c 0 0 0 0 organization has a strict policy of not discussing ower than today. I haven’t had a bogey yet and mv 5 Boxing: Jeff Chandler vs. Oscar Dot Germoln 74- 71_145 a-K.K.Compton 78-78—156 Leonard If 4 1 2 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 1 0 Guerrr, LA 341 52 106 13 5 19 60.311 but birdied the first two holes and finished with a Alice Miller 74.71—145 a-Alton Duhon 79-77—156 Bush dh 4 0 0 0 Harrah 3b 4 1 1 2 May c 4 0 0 1 Easier If 4 0 10 Horner, Atl 296 57 92 19 1 15 55 .311 ongoing investigations. longest par putt was 4 feet.” ^ Muniz, Channel 8 Engle c 4 0 2 1 Thorntn dh 5 0 1 0 5-under 67. 5 Record Holders Mile, Channel 8 Hollis Stacy 75- 70—145 a-RIchard Riley 74-82—156 Venable ct 3 0 1 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Puhl, Hou 226 31 70 11 5 4 23.310 Head basketball coach Gale Catlett also was senior linksmen Sandra Havnic 59-76—145 a-Roger McManus 79-77—156 Wshngt ss 4 0 10 Tablet If 5 12 0 Brenly It 110 0 Parker rf 4 13 0 Cruz, Hou 334 50 103 22 5 6 45 .308 __ “ I played very well,” said Caponi, 38, of Detroit. 7 Mets vs. Reds. Channel 9, WINF Kuntz cf 3 110 Thomas ct 3 1 1 0 unavailable for comment. 8 Yankees vs. Royals, SportsChan- Dale Eootllna 70-75—145 Jim Romar 74-83—157 O'Molly 3b 2 0 1 0 Pena c 4 0 0 0 Lacy, Pitt 208 31 64 7 3 4 11 .308 ” My game has been yucky for so long and now it’s Vicki Singleton 70- 7S—145Stan Mosel 80-77—157 MItchll ph 10 10 Franco ss 4 110 Yongbld 3b 1 0 1 2 Berra ss 4 12 0 Kenndv, SD 319 22 97 17 2 6 57.304 Last summer, the NCAA’s Committee on nel, WPOP Vukovch rt 2 1 1 1 CHASKA, Minn. (U PI) — Roberto b e Vicenzo of coming around.” 8 CFL: Concordes vs. Argonauts, Janet Anderson 74*72—146 o-John Kline 79-78—157 Kulper 2b 3 1 1 0 Tunnell p 10 0 0 Chmbiss, A 293 36 89 19 3 13 62.304 75- 72—147 Hassey c 1111 Infractions reprimanded and censured WVU for Argentina rolled in an l^foot birdie putt on the last ESPN Kothv Hite Walker Inman 75-82—157 Brelnlng p 2 0 0 0 Scurry p 0 0 0 0 Morind, Ch 322 50 96 14 3 13 49 .298 Caponi underwent knee surgery in November and Jane Crofter 75-72—147 o-Kelth Barton 77-80—157 BannIstr It 0 1 0 0 Bergmn ph 1 0 0 0 Lacy If 10 0 0 (Sarvev, SD 360 71 106 21 0 14 56 .294 two violations, but no sanctions were leveled. hole Friday for a 1-under-par 70 and a one- stroke lead Central names AD 9:30 NASL: Rowdies vs. Cosmos, Totals 34 5 13 5 Totals 29 8 9 4 took 4Debbie Austin Stan Jawor 81-77—158 Minton p 0 0 0 0 McGee, StL 321 40 74 12 1 34.293 Jones glad to be a Brown Trailing De Vicenzo at 142, even-par, were want this,” ’ she said. “ It’s taken me a while, but I feel ~ Richard A. McDuffie Jeonnette Kerr 74-73—147 Pat Schwob 79-79—158 Game-winning RBI — Harrah (3). Totals 35 5 11 S Totals 35 3 12 3 Ray, Pitt 319 38 93 22 25.292 defending champion Miller Barber, Billy Casper, really good.” | Barb Bunkowsky 74- 73—147a-JIm K irk 81-77—158 E—Franco, Engle. DP—Cleveland 3. Son Francisco 000100 130— 5 Butler, Atl 306 47 89 11 8 22 .291 SUNDAY LOB—Minnesota 7, Cleveland 9. 2B— CLEVELAND — Bobby Jones always wanted Australian Guy Wolstenholme and Dan Sikes. Wash., FYlday was named the new athletic director of 2 Yankees vs. Royals, Channel 11, Leonn Cossodov 75- 72—147John Zontek 78-80—158 Pittsburgh no 100 OOO— 3 Wshniitn, 315 47 91 17 5 25.289 Washam had an up-and-down round, finishing with Sue Erti 73- 75—148Frank CardI 82-76—158 Hatcher, Franco, Kuntz, Tablet, Thorn Gome-winning RBI — Youngblood to play for the Cleveland Browns. De Vicenzo, winner of the first U.S. Senior tourney Central Connecticut State University WPOP ton, Engle, Ward, Harroh. HR—Goettl Individual pllchlng a l-over 73 to stand at 4-under 140 for the tournament. 2 Anheuser Butch Golf, Channel 30 Jone Lock 71- 77— 148 a-Leo Kublak 78-80—158 pitcher, cib w I Ip h bb sa era "The Browns have always been my team ," he in 1980, missed a pair of putts under 18 inches in his Lori Gorbacz 74- 74—148 a-Amos Jones 80-78—158 (12). SB—Goettl (7). S—Hargrove2.S F- Janet Coles, 28, of Carmel, Calif., had four birdies McDuffi^31 of Seattle University, was approved 2 Mets vs. Reds, Chonnel 9, WINF Hossev. E—Evans, May. OP—Pittsburgh Hanmkr, St 10 5 140.2 118 22 99 1.98 said after passing his physical and reporting to round, which featured birdies on Nos. 1. 7.11. and 18. by toe board of trustees for state universitiM.^ 2:30 NASL: Team Americo vs. Lori Huxhold 76- 72—148Dow FInsterwald 81-77—158 Pena, LA 8 4 88.0 86 23 67 2.35 and an eagle on the front side but added three bogeys 71- 77—148 IP H R ER BB SO training camp at Lakeland Community College in Whltecops, SportsChannel Connie ChlllenI William Mawhinnev 82-76—158 LOB—San Francisco 10, Pittsburgh 9.2B Denny, Phil 5 139.1 129 39 66 2.45 He bogeyed No. 4 with 3 putto. No. 10 when jie hit three on the back nine to finish with a 69. ’That gave her a He was annong seven candidates Interviewed for the Therese Hesslon 74- 74—148Jimmy Clark 78-81—159 Minnesota —Wynne, Leonard. S—Ray, Tunnell 2. SF Soto, CIn 10 9 160.2 117 54 145 2.46 Kirtland. " I followed them all they way through 4 Boxing: Marlon Starling vs. Schrom 5 2-3 8 5 4 5 0 straight bad shots before nearly chipping in, and No. 36-hole score of 140. position in June, including Central head baskethnii Tommy Avert; Robin Blake vs. Tony Anne-Morle Palll 76*73—148 a-Tom Rex 8>77—160 —Ray, LeMoster, C. Davis. Ryan, Hou 9 3 101.1 66 45 91 2.49 high school and college. I was at the Stadium for Laurl RInker 76-73—149 Robert Ross 84-76—160 Lysandr (L 2-9) 12-3 0 1 .1 1 0 14, when he misfired from 12 inches. “ I ’m disappointed,” she said. “ On the front side, I wach Bill Detrick and associate atoletic 5“ Baltazar, Channel 3 Dovls 2-312210 , „ IP H RERBBSO Price, CIn 5 123.2 94 37 75 2.62 games whenever I could afford it” 4 Boxing; Nino LoRocco vs. Pete Shellev Hamlin 75- 74—149<^Robert Hott 82-78—160 San Francisco Bedrosn, Atl 3 72.0 55 X 65 2.75 But he saved par with a 12- footer on No. 17 and on was hitting the ball close to the hole. On the back side, ^nallsts from out of state Laurl Peterson 74-75—149 Richard Lllledahl 85-75—160 Cleveland Brelnlng 6 10 3 3 0 3 Perez, Atl 10 2126.0117 26 79 2.79 A native of Brookfield, Ohio, Jones was traded Ranzanv, Channel 30 Sorensen 6 2-3 12 5 5 1 2 the 18th, De Vicenzo, who has driven the ball I wasn’t as dose and I missed some putts. But I was McDuffie, whose specialty is recreation and 4:30 Red Sox vs. Mariners, Channel Mori McDouooll 74-75—149 (^Edwln Hopkins, Jr. 85-75—160 Barr (W 2-1) 1 1 0 0 0 0 Burris, MM 3 4 89.1 78 28 58 2.82 this week to the Browns from the New York Jets Jenny Lee Smith 72- 77—Ray 149 Bolo 78-83—161 Eastrlv (W 1-1) 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Minton (S 10) 2 1 0 0 0 3 Hawkins, SD 3 exceptionally far, hit a 4-iron into the green on the still playing well.” intramural s^ rts, has been at Seattle since July i m M* WTIC Splllner (S 8) 1 1 0 0 11 ■ 5 83.0 78 34 28 2.93 for a draft choice. 7 D.C. Notlongl Bank Ttnnl» Touma* Lynn Adorns 74- 76—150a-Fred Bolce 79-82—161 Pittsburgh Welch, LA 7 9 112.2 95 45 79 2.96 430-yard, par 4. He nailed an 18-footer to break the where one of his first acts was to fire basketball S Judy Ellis 75*75—150 o-Ralph Bogart 80-81—161 HBP—by Schrom (Harrah, Vukovich). Tunnell 6 2-3 7 2 2 1 5 Kneppew, H 4 Also at 4-under was Australian Karen Permezel, mtnt, USA Cobit ^ ^ WP—Sorensen, Splllner. PB—Engle...... 9 135.1 133 49 82 2.99 logjam on top of the leader board. f C rocktr Jock Old t im t r t million. 48 percent below the $118.2 million posted Homes for Sole 31 Homes for Sole Business for the same (|iiarlcr last year. A ‘tiny garage company’ 71 Apartments lor Rent 42 Services Offered SI Services Ottered 51 MIsc. for Sole 63 Tog Soles 69 Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 Earnings per share were 87 cents, compared with $1.71 in the 1982 second quarter. In Brief Net income ia ihe tirst six monthstotaled$l09.6 M ANCHESTER — Imme BABY'S CAR SEAT — WE'RE MOVING — 333 1973 PLYMOUTH FURY million, down 48 percent from the $209 million diate occupancy. Large 6 r “ "DWViw*” $iAUMff*’” l Good condition. $25. Call Kennedy Road, Man — Very good running reported for the Same six months last year. has high hopes in China GREAT FIRST HOME room, 3 bedroom apart ■ CowipMQ llw l iFQw y MiWiit. WttUBwGgl ■w BUSINESS Visits like Samantha’s Manchester firm Questions about open East-West channels Business has rapid growth the Great Lawn Apartment rent goes up, up, up p8Q0 5 In Brief ... page 20 page 6 Here's a statistic that’ll floor you: 40 percent of your Income — maybe even 50 percent — will be needed to ■rhe current average monthly rental is also $675 in cover the average apartment rental by the end of next Chicago. But its rate of growth is projected to top that P&W combines divisions year. of Washington, D.C. The numbers; $724 next year, At present, footing the monthly rental for the $787 in 1985 and $1,152 in 1990. In an efficiency move. Pratt & Whitney Group country's roughly 15 million apartment dwellings, Dan Dorfmail At present. Miller calculates the national vacancy of East Hartford has combined its government including electricity and utilities, runs between 30 and rate in apartments at atxiut 5'/i percent. As the fi economy gets better, he sees more residential products and com 33 percent nationally. And that's up from 25 percent Syndicated Fair tonight; mercial engineer about three years ago, construction and therefore a better supply-demand ing divisions and The current 30-33 percent range will probably shock Columnist balance, ultimately leading to reduced rental sunny Tuesday Manchester, Conn. appointed Irwin pressures. a lot of folks since it’s long been considered a rule of — See page 2 Monday, July 25, 1983 Mendelson presi thumb that you shell out about 25 percent of your But before then — the woes of keeping up with rental dent of the newly- take-home pay for your apartment. increase. Single copy; 25