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REYKJAVIK, Icinning of the better hnd better today after soviet hours, the Rtissian’s pawns were Associated Press Sports Writer opener. champion Boris Spassky conceded the eighth game in 37 mbves. The scattered hopelessly. Yogi Berra likes to think fondly “ When they drop in, they’re Page 6 Friday, July 28 , 197& score is now 5-3 in Fischer’s favor, Fischer, playing the white of his New York Mets' tumultuous hits,” Jenkins shrugged. “ They and he needs only 7V& more points pieces, advanced his Queen’s 1969 season. But Pittsburgh’s Bill made a good effort to catch it but to clinch the title. Spassky needs bishop pawn—the English Virdon, glancing back over his Don Kessinger missed it by inches another 9 to retain it, Opening—and .by continual shoulder, is more concerned with ... centimeters.” pressure deprived Spassky of any the more negative aspects of Lockman’s fortunes didn’t last “ Fischer is again showing the counterplay. baseball’s recent history. long. In the second contest, Greg tremendous force that ruthlessly Cowboys Heavily Favored swept aside Mark Taimanov, Bent The American introduced a “ We’ve still got a long way to go Luzinski hit a two-run, game-tying variation on the llth m ove, and and anything can happen,’’ Yogi triple in the eighth inning and John Larsen and Tigran Petrosian in Spassky studied the board for said Thursday night after the Mets Bateman singled home the winner previous matches,” international nearly an hour before replying. He split a twi-night doubleheader with in the ninth for the Phils. grandmaster Isaac Kashcjan said appeared safe for the time being, the Pirates to remain 5% games “ I’ll have to manage the best I in an analysis of the match for The In All-Star Game Tonight bin on the 16th move he blundered back of the front-running Bucs in can and they’ll have to play the Associated Press. with an exchange that cost him a the National League’s East best they can,” said Whitey, whose CHICAGO (AP) — Nebraska’s flock of 1971 Nebraska stars, persons will be inducted into the “ Based on this game,” Kashdan rook to Fischer’s bishop and pawn., Division. Cubs are fourth in the East, 10 Bob Devaney will try to conjure his headed, by starting quarterback NFL Hall of Fame. They are Gino concluded, “ Spassky seems Spassky made one more error, ‘ ‘I remember we were l lh games games back, “ and maybe we have Comhuskercoaching magic, which Jerry Tagge. Marchetti, former defensive end demoralized and unable to cope “ This time the kind of mis­ out in August and we ended a chance.” produced, two straight national For rthe .past three weeks, for Baltimore; Ollie Matson, a with the incisive accuracy of his calculation that shouldn’t happen up winning it,” the Mets’ manager Cincinnati, reeling off its 11th collegiate titles, against the Devaney has conducted a no- gifted runner with Los Angeles, opponent. Barring a complete to a grandmaster,” Kashdan said. said. “ W e’ve got eight more games victory in the; last, 13 games, heavily-favored Dallas Cowboys in nonsense camp at Northwestern Clarence “ Ace” Parka*, triple reversal of form, Fischer’s lead is “ His 19th move lost a pawn .with them,” he said of the Pirates, erupted for four runs in the first ■the 39th All-Star Football Game and directed his hand-picked squad threat star of the old Brooklyn likely to increase.” because of a double attack that ip “ so we’ll get our chances.” inning on two-run doubles by tonight. to impressive game-type scrim­ Dodgers, and Lamar Hunt, owner The ninth game is set for Sunday. explained in all beginners’ For a couple of hours, the Mets Johnny Bench and Tohy Perez. The National Football League mage victories over the Chicago of the Chiefs and a founder of the Some experts said Spassky manuals.” were within 4% games of the top, Darrel Chaney added a two-run champion Cowboys, making their Bears and St. Louis Cardinals. AFL. played like a child on Thursday, In a few moves Fischer opened thanks to Jon Matlack, who pitched homer, his first of the season, in first start since their 24-3 Super Coach Tom Landry of the In other developments, Phila­ and one, grandmaster Miguel the lines for his rook, and a four-hitter, and Wayne Garrett, the seventh inning against the Bowl conquest of the Miami Cowboys is wary about the fact delphia acquired linebacker Doug Najdorf of Argentina, commented; Spassky’s defeat was certain. whose lOth-inning sacrifice fly Padres as the Reds widened their Dolphins, are rated almost a three- that Devaney has not only one, but Woodlief on waivers from Green gave them a 1-0 victory in the West Division lead over Houston to touchdown favorite in the Soldier two of his own Comhusker quar­ Bay, Houston shifted Walter opener. seven games. Field contest which will be terbacks—Van Brownson is Highsmith to tackle from center But a few hours after that, The Astros, dropping their eighth televised nationally (ABC-TV at 9 and defensive captain Jim Mar­ Pittsburgh was back where it had game in the last 11, helped defeat p.m., EDT). Tagge’s backup—to run his Ne­ braska I formation. shall of Minnesota showed no ill been before the night’s action got themselves with a pair of seventh­ Devaney, first college head “ That’s the big advantage of this reaction from recent surgery on under way as Willie Stargell and inning errors that gave the coach to direct the All-Stars since All-Star team,” said Landry, his right ankle in his first full drill. Montana Briefs Jackie Hernandez drove in two Dodgers three unearned runs, 1954, has a spirited collegiate adding the 17>/fe-point Cowboy runs apiece, leading the way to a 7- scored on singles by Bill Buckner, squad, bulwarked with his entire 5 triumph in the finale. Willie Davis and Frank Robinson. favoritism was typical in this Comhusker coaching staff and a WASHINGTON (AP) — A at the University of Montana is Elsewhere around the National Chicago Tribune Charities series. Montana State University pro­ financed by the National Science League, the Chicago Cubs split a The pros have won eight straight, Baseball fessor will attend the Ninth In­ Foundation, according to John pair with Philadelphia, winning 4-0 including last year’s 24-17 triumph ternational Congress of Crystal­ McBride, a graduate student in before the Phils took the nightcap by the Baltimore Colts, and hold a lography in Japan later this month. environmental studies. 3-2, Cincinnati clubbed San Diego 27-9-2 record. Standings Sen. Lee Metcalf said Thursday McBride said the $10,700 grant is 8-2, Los Angeles beat Houston 6-3, “ The pros should be favorites, Mathias Critical that Charles N. Cuahglan will be to support air studies of the St. Louis mauled Montreal 8-2 and but this should be an interesting THE- ASSOCIATED PRESS National Ltagu* given $700 by the National Science Missoula area to determine the San Francisco’s game at Atlanta game,” said Landry, whose attack East Foundation to make the trip. amount of pollution caused by dust was rained out. will bombard the All-Stars with W. L. Pet. G.B. and sulfur compounds. In the American League, Detroit Roger Staubach’s passing to such Pittsburgh 56 34 .622 — Of Sports Politics New York 50 39 .562 5'/2 HELENA (A P ) - The sale of He said the results of the study swept Milwaukee 3-2 and 8-5, the skilled receivers as Bob Hayes and St. Louis 46 43 .517 9Vt United States Savings Bonds in may show what policies should be Chicago White Sox beat Kansas Lance Alworth, and the running of Chicago 47 45 .511 10 Montreal 40 48 .455 15 Montana over the period from followed by Missoula agencies and City 7-3 in a twin-bill opener before NEW YORK (AP) - Bob “ If at some time we can’t raise Duane Thomas, Cal Hill and Walt Philadelphia 32 58 .356 24 January-June, 1972, continued citizens in fighting the city’s losing 3-0, the New York Yankees Mathias, who two decades ago the $10 million needed for the Garrison. West Cincinnati 33 .629 - strong, according to the state pollution problems. defeated Boston 6-2, Cleveland became the first modern-day athletes,” said Mathias, “ then The All-Star game marks the Houston 42 .548 7 Department of the Treasury. edged Baltimore 4-3, California si­ athlete to win two Olympic gold someday the government might official opening of the preseason Los Angeles 42 .533 6*/2 Atlanta 49 .462 15 State Chairman William An­ HELENA (A P ) — The Montana lenced Texas 5-0 and Oakland medals in the decathlon, now sits have to step in.” NFL slate. The first game between San Francisco 41 52 .441 17 drews said the sale of Series E and director of the Internal Revenue nipped Minnesota 4-3. on Capitol Hill with a penchant for “But in a way we’re already two league teams will be played San Diego 33 57 .367 23>/? H increased 4783,745 over the same Service, Nelson L. Seeley, has Virdon, who inherited a World foreign policy and a desire to keep subsidized. At the upcoming Saturday in Canton, Ohio with Thursday's Results Cincinnati 8, San Diego 2 six months period of last year. announced that the Cost of Living Championship club when former politics out of amateur athletics. Munich games, probably one-third Kansas City meeting the New York St. Louis 6, Montreal 2 He said “ sales of U.S. Savings Council has revoked the small Mathias, who at 41 keeps of our competitors will be on Giants in the Hall of Fame contest. Chicago 4-2, Philadelphia 0-3 manager Danny Murtaugh retired Los Angeles 6, Houston 3 Bonds represent a six year high in business exemption for all after the ’71 season, was hardly physically fit by working out in a college scholarships and one- The other teams swing in action New York 1-5, Pittsburgh 0*7, 1st game 10 dollar volume for the month of businesses with more than $100,000 optimistic when talking about the Capitol Hill gymanasium and quarter in the military. So we do it, Aug. 4-5. innings San Francisco at Atlanta, rain June. During the first six months of of their sales derived from wood Pirates’ lead. skiing and hiking in his home state, but our way is better than the Before the Chiefs and Giants Friday's Games this year, Montana has attained products. “ Look at the Phillies in ’64,” he was denouncing those who ad­ Russian system.” lake the field at Canton, four Chicago (Pappas 6-6) at Philadelphia (Carlton 14-6) 58.2 per cent of it’s $14.3 million Prior to the action, all lumber vocate government subsidy of said. “ They were seven games St. Louis (Wise 10-10) at Montreal 1972 quota.” firms with less than 60 employes ahead with 10 games to go and they athletes similar to that of other (Stoneman 8-7), N New York (Seaver 12-7) at Pittsburgh (Ellis were exempt from wage and price lost it.” nations, particularly in Eastern 8-4), N HELENA (AP) - A plan to controls of the Economic Europe. San Francisco (Bryant 9-4 and Barr 3-3) at Matlack, who had won only one make funds available for Montana Stabilization Program, Seeley “ I might support legislation for a Atlanta (Niekro 9-8 and Schueler 3-4), 2, twi- game in his last three starts, night public schools to expand their said. despite yielding just one earned sports center or a national training San Diego (Kirby 6-11) at Cincinnati He said the action was taken Pitchers Lose (Simpson 6-3), N libraries has been proposed by run in that stretch, was in a camp for which seed money could Los Angeles (Downing 5-6) at Houston Dolores Colburg, Superintendent of because the IRS found evidence bouyant mood. “ We won the ball be put up by the government, but it (Wilson 6-7), N that exempt lumber .firms /‘.have must be ran by private means,” he Saturday's Games Public Instruction. game and I was around at the San Diego at Cincinnati Mrs. Colburg, who said the plan increasea prices considerably finish. That’s what counts,” he said added. “ Even with our system, we St. Louis at Chicago has received approval from the more rapidly than firms under after raising his record to 10-5. still do a great job.” No-Hitter Bids Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 2, twi-night Los Angeles at Houston, N U.S. office of Education, an­ controls.” __ He won it because Cleon Jones The greatness and the public San Francisco at Atlanta, N By HERSCHEL NISSENSON game triumph over Kansas City, Montreal at New York, N nounced the funds are available led off the 10th against Pirate support of amateur athletics was WASHINGTON (AP) — The Associated Press Sports Writer tying Cincinnati’s Johnny Bench Sunday's Games through Title II of the Elementary starter Nelson Briles with a partially measured at a Thursday San Francisco at Cincinnati, 2 federal Bureau of Outdoor Rec­ Nolan Ryan and Stan Bahnsen, for the major league lead and and Secondary Education Act. double, took third on Ed luncheon to announce a public St. Louis at Chicago, 2 reation has granted $18,615 to the two pitchers who were sent helping Wilbur Wood to his 16th Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Basically, the act provides for Kranepool’s bunt single and scored service project by Coca Cola Montreal at New York city of Fort Benton for the packing by New York teams last victory despite a two-run homer by school library materials to be on Garrett’s fly ball. USA—the sale of “ Great Olympic San Diego at Houston, 2 development of a park. winter, came within four outs of Hovley in the first inning. American League ordered individually by each But the second game belonged to Moments,” a limited edition of Sen. Lee Metcalf, D-Mont., said baseball immortality Thursday While ex-Yankee Bahnsen was East school, instead of the previous the Bucs, who amassed a 7-0 lead commemorative medals to raise w. L. Pet. G.B. the park would included night but had to settle for one holding the Royals hitless for seven practice of ordering in bulk before Duffy Dyer hit a three-run part of the $10 million needed for Detroit 53 37 .589 - restrooms, a “ tot lot,” picnic victory and one defeat. innings in the nightcap, his Baltimore 50 39 .562 V/7 quantities for the entire state. homer and Teddy Martinez had a American athletes each Olympic Boston 45 42 .517 6V» Ryan, California’s smoke- shelters, and improved boat lan­ two-run single. year. teammates threatened three times New York 43 43 .500 8 Cleveland 37 51 .420 15 HELENA (A P ) - Action for ding and parking area. Stargell’s 20th home run gave Mathias is one of 17 American throwing fast-baller, lost his no-hit but failed to score. With two out in bid on Larry Bittner’s two-out Milwaukee 35 54 .393 17V* Eastern Montana, a group to them their first two runs and Olympic champions silhouetted on the eighth and a runner on first, West H E L E N A '(A P ) — State head­ double in the eighth inning and Oakland 57 35 .620 — coordinate the activities of citizen Hernandez doubled and singled for the medals and one of four who Nelson bounced a single past third quarters for the Ed Smith for finished with a two-hit, 14-strikeout Chicago 50 42 .543 7 groups, has authorized the paying two more. A Jerry Koosman wild attended the unveiling. The others baseman Ed Spiezio for KC’s first Minnesota 45 43 .511 10 Governor Club will open Saturday 5-0 triumph over the Texas Kansas City 45 46 .495 11Vi of a $10,000 salary for a new pitch and Vic Davalillo’s infield in attendance were Peggy hit and Rojas and Hovley followed in Helena, according to Sen. Jean Rangers. California 41 52 .411 I6Y3 manager for the Glendive single provided two more runs. Fleming, 1968 Olympic figure with run-scoring singles, chasing Texas 37 54 .407 19Va Chamber of Commerce. Tumage, R-Polson, state chair­ Whitey Lockman, debuting as skating champion; Johnny Bahnsen was locked in a Bahnsen. Thursday's Results man of the club. scoreless struggle with Kansas New York 6, Boston 2 The action came in response to the Cubs’ manager following Leo Weissmuller, five-time Olympic The Tigers had to come from Cleveland 4, Baltimore 3 an appeal for funding from Durocher’s resignation, got off to a gold medalist in swimming; and City’s Roger Nelson until the behind in both games to stretch Chicago 7-0, Kansas City 3-3 Detroit 3-8, Milwaukee 2-5 Thomas Hanrahan, president of rousing start as Ferguson Jenkins Jesse Owens, who won four gold eighth when a walk and two-out their lead in the AL East to 2V2 Trouble With Feet Oakland, 4, Minnesota 3 the Glendive Chamber of Com­ fired a one-hitter, allowing only medals in 1936 in the track and singles by Nelson, Cookie Rojas games over Baltimore. Trailing 1-0 California 5, Texas 0 Friday's Games merce. BOSTON (A P ) — The hazards of Willie Montanez’ looping double to field. and Steve Hovley sparked the and held to one hit for eight innings Boston (Peters 1-2 and Slebert 9-5) at New Through this action, the ac­ Royals to a 3-0 decision over by Bill Parsons in the opener, they York (Kline 9-4and Stottlemyre 10-11), 2, twi- smoking include possible foot Chicago in the second game of a took advantage of an error by night tivities of low-income people and trouble, says the past president of Cleveland (Wilcox 6-11) at Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce will be the American Podiatry doubleheader. The White Sox took Milwaukee third baseman Mike (Lonborg 8-4), N the opener 7-3. Ferraro. With two out, Willie Kansas City (Drago 7-11) at Chicago closely coordinated, according to Association, Dr. Ernest M. Weiner. (Bradley 10-9), N Office of Equal Opportunity of­ He told the group’s annual Elsewhere, Detroit took two Horton singled and Norm Cash Minnesota (Woodson 6-9) at Oakland from Milwaukee 3-2 and 8-5, walloped his 19th home run. (Holtzman 13-8), N ficials in Denver. convention Thursday that ciga­ Cleveland edged Baltimore 4-3, Texas (Broberg 5-R) at California (Wright rette smoking will aggravate the Detroit wiped out a 4-0 deficit 11-5), N FEED% Oakland nipped Minnesota 4-3 and Saturday's Games MISSOULA (A P ) — A summer problems of poor or borderline with four runs in the third inning of the New York Yankees downed Boston at New York air pollution study now in progress circulation. the nightcap, then came from Cleveland at Baltimore Boston 6-2. behind once again with four more Oetrolt at Milwaukee In the National League, the New Kansas City at Chicago Your Plants and Flowers in the eighth, highlighted by Eddie Minnesota at Oakland York Mets shaded Pittsburgh 1-0 in Brinkman’s two-run tie-breaking Texas at California, N 10 innings but the Pirates bounced single. Sunday's Games Milwaukee at Cleveland, 2 back to take the nightcap 7-5, the Cleveland took a 2-0 lead against Boston at Detroit, 2 Chicago Cubs blanked Baltimore’s Pat Dobson in the first Chicago at Minnesota ORTHO Philadelphia 4-0 and the Phillies Texas at Oakland, 2 inning on John Lowenstein’s bases- New York at Baltimore, N MAKE A MOVE won the second game 3-2, St. Louis loaded single but trailed 3-2 in the Kansas City at California, N whipped Montreal 8-2, Cincinnati ninth. With one out, though, Frank and trounced San Diego 8-2, Los An­ Duffy singled and pinch hitter Tom geles best Houston 6-3 and San McCraw slammed a tworun Francisco and Atlanta were rained IN THE RIGHT homer. Sports in out. Oakland’s Vida Blue displayed Ex-Met Ryan, hit hard in three his 1971 form for eight innings—a scons straight losses on the road, boosted four-hit shutout—blit needed help Brief LIQUID his record to 9-2 in friendly from RolUe Fingers in the ninth Anaheim Stadium. after Cesar Tovar doubled, Steve Tennis ‘It was the first time in my life I L O U ISV ILLE — Nikki Plllc ol Yugoslavia Braun singled and Harmon beat Rod Laver of Australia. 7-6, 6-3 to make FERTILIZER felt I had a shot at a no-hitter,” he Killebrew homered. the quarter-finals of the $50,000 Pro Classic. said. “ It was the longest I ’ve ever Bobby Murcer and Johnny CLEMM ONS, N.C.— Unseeded Jeff Austin gone without allowing a hit.” ol Rolling Hills, Calif., .upset eighth-seeded Pat Callison homered for the Yankees Cramer ot South Africa 6-2, 6-4 In the third The Angels provided all the against Boston, with Murcer round of the Tanglewood Classic. offense Ryan needed in the first SPRINGFIELD, Ohio— Top-seeded Fred t driving in three runs and Callison Dejesus of santurce, P.R., swept Billy Martin inning, when Billy Parker, just up two. Winning pitcher Fritz of Palos Verdes, Calif., 6-3,6-1 In the quarter­ from the minors, tagged loser Mike finals of the Western Juniors and Boys Open.. IRON Peterson started a two-run rally Ooll Paul for a two-run single. Ryan that put New York in front to stay LIGONIER, Pa.—Veterans Tommy Aaron doubled across the final run in the and Charles coody combined for a nlne-under- with a fifth-inning single but par 63 to take the first-round lead In the seventh. needed help from Sparky Lyle in 1300,000 National Team Championship. Dick Allen smashed his 23rd and the seventh. It was Lyle’s 20th FLINT, Mich.— Marty Fleckman and Gary and Groh shot 67s to tie tor the first-round lead In 24th home runs in Chicago’s first- save. the $30,000 Vern Parsoll Bulek Opan. Open a savings account

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