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19-OTte torcnixUc ftn April 23, 1971 South aroiina I a tees CI em son Awaits Results Of Openers 13th Straight Victory action, meets last-place Wake Forest, 0-12, at the N.C. State diamond in Raleigh in one of those single-elimination round games, while third-place N.C. State, 7-4 and the defending champion, meets sixth-place Duke at the North Carolina field in Chapel Hill. The third first-round game pits fourth-place Virginia, 6-6, against fifth-place Maryland, 5-6, at the Duke University field in Durham. The three winners will join Clemson in the four-team double-elimination part of the tournament Friday at either Raleigh (if N.C.

State wins Thursday) or at Chapel Hill Clemson's Atlantic Coast Conference champion baseball team gets an automatic trip to the double-elimination portion of the league tournament Friday through Sunday in either Raleigh, N.C. or' Chapel Hill, N.C., but tor six other teams Thursday will be a do-or-die day. On that day, in three different locations, the six teams that did not get byes will tangle in three different games, with pairings based on the regular-season finish, and a loss in one of those three games is the end of the season for the loser. Second-place North Carolina, 9-3 in league (if the Wolfpack loses Thursday). Last year, Clemson won the regular-season title, rolled through the second and third days of the tournament undefeated, then dropped a doubleheader to N.C.

State on the final day to be eliminated from action, i The final pairings for first-round play this week were decided after Virginia beat Maryland, 11-4, in Charlottesville, Monday, completing the regular season and making it impossible for the Terrapins to move up in the standings. Prep Spring Sports cause one ot tne otticials used was allegedly not on the list of approved umpired for the 1974 season, so the second game was not played. The victory for the Mounties was their 10th of the year against 16 losses overall and was the fifth conference win against 13 losses. Spartanburg 100 010 0-2 4 1 N. Greenville 006 000 x-6 8 5 Humphries and Snss; Bryant and HOfcxlra base hits: NG 2b, Gosnell.

Furman, 5-4 ATHENS, Furman University girls tennis team won two of the three doubles matches to clinch a 5-4 win over the University of Georgia girls here Monday afternoon to up their season's record to 13-2. Georgia dropped to 5-4 with the loss. MATCH RESULTS Furman Georgia 4 SINGLES-Nicholson (F) d. Marsh-burn, 6-2, 6-3; Wilson (G) d. Moore, 6 4, 2 6, 6 DiNicola (F) d.

Kulze, 6 3, 6 Houlihan (G) d. Allen, 7 5, 6 Creedle (F) d. Howard, 64, 6-4; Bromm (G) d. Bonner, 6-3, 6-3. DOUBLES Nlcholson-Creedle (F) d.

Kiil7e Honlihnn. 6 0, 6 DiNicola Allen (F) d. Marshburn Howard, 6-1, 61; Wilson Prall (G) d. Jones-Moore, 6-4, 6 2. FU Drops Two Richmond toppled light-hitting Furman, 11-1 and 6-1, to sweep a Southern Conference doubleheader from the Paladins here Monday afternoon.

In the first game, the Spiders were aided by 13 walks and seven Furman errors as they scored 11 runs on only six hits. Richmond scored all the runs it needed in the opening try Club Monday afternoon. The winners compiled 304 strokes, while Seneca had 314 and Walhalla had 337. The win was the ninth of the year for the Bulldog golfers in 12 outings. CCES, 304-340 WILLIAMSTON-John De-Loache fires a 73 to lead Christ Church to a 304-340 prep golf win over Wren High in a match held at the Saulda Country Club Monday afternoon.

The win was the seventh of the season for the Cavaliers without a defeat. Laurens, 4-3 LAURENS Laurens moved up into a three-way tie for the first, place of Region II, 4-A with a 4-3 triumph over J. L. Mann Monday. Laurens is now 7-2 in region play, as are Mann and East-side.

Laurens picked up three runs in the first inning, and scored what proved to be the winning run in the bottom of the third when William Boyd singled, stole second, and on a bad throw by Mann's catcher, scored from second. J.L. Mann 100 101 03 5 4 Laurens 301 000 x-4 5 5 Shields (L) and Foster; Harris (W) and Hill. Extra base hits: Mann 2b Foster: Laurens 2b Hill, Harris. Hanna In Lead Hanna High School took a commanding 34-stroke lead over second-place Daniel after one round of the Region 4-A golf tournament Monday at Furman University.

The second round of the 36-hole event begins at 10 a.m. Tuesday, with the top two teams earning a berth to the state championships May 10-11 and the top individual, if he is not a member of one of those teams, also going to the state. The Yellow Jackets finished the first round with 316 strokes, against 3.50 for Daniel, 353 for Westside, 357 for Easley, 366 for Carolina, 377 for Greenville and 404 for Southside. In the individual race, Jackie Donnelly of Hanna and Scott Hinton of Daniel have the advantage with 75s, while Butch Foust of Hanna came through with a 77 and Joey Herbert of Westside had an 80. Barring a complete, collapse, Hanna seems to have one of the two berths sewn up, with the primary battle to be between Daniel, Westside, Easley and Carolina for the second spot, while Hinton of Daniel could gain a spot on the state championships by taking medalist honors.

Eastside, 3-2 Eastside's Louie King held Wade Hampton to only three hits, and Chuck Simmons and King combined to drive in three runs in the second innings as the Eagles downed Wade Hampton, 3-2, Monday in a prep baseball game. The win was the 12th of the season for Eastside against three losses and was their sev- Sports Digest i i Ifti Introductory Sale enth against two iosses in Region II, 4-A play. King, who struck out nine batters in going the distance on the mound, is now 2-1 on the season. Wade Hampton 000 0C0 5-2 3 1 Eastside 030 000 x-3 7 1 Bronsford and Aldndqe; King and Simmons. Extra-base hits: Eastside 2b, Horv-ev; 3b, Cook.

Easley, 7-2 EASLEY Easley High's boys tennis team won five of six singles matches and two of three doubles events to claim a 7-2 win over Westside here Monday afternoon, upping their season's record to 4-6. Easley 7. Westside 2 SINGLES-Hillhouse (Wt d. Owens, 4-1. 63; Porter (E) d.

Collins 6 2, 6 2, Downie E) d. Embler, 6 2. 6 Dorn (El d. Tavlor, 6 0, 6-0; Cannon (El 7 5n61 4'6' 63'' (E' d' Glenn' DOUBLES Owens Porter (E) Hill-house-Long, 8 5 (pro set); Collins-Tavlor (W) d. Cannon-Dorn, 8-4 (pro set); Brown-Downie (E) d.

Gienn-Embler, 8-2 Eastside, 7-2 Eastside won five of six singles matches and two of three doubles matches for a 7-2 prep tennis decision over Greenville Monday at Cleveland Park. The win was the fourth straight for the Eagles. Eastside 7, Greenville 2 SINGLES Poole (El d. Haves, 6-1. 6-3; Odom (E) d.

Berkowitz. 6-4. 6-4; Mathews (Gl d. Albrecht. 64, 6-4; Carroll IE Daisiev, 6-0, 6-2, Weiss IE) d.

Stall, 6 2. 6 3, Seward (E) d. Cobb, 6 2, 16. 7 5. DOUBLES Poole Albrecht (El d.

Haves 8-2 (pro set); Odom-Carroll (el d. Daislev-Mathews, 8 2 (pro set); Stall Cobb iG) d. Cavalier Schick, 8-6 (pro set). Greer, 4-0 GREER Pitcher Clint Harvey, who two weeks ago hurled a no-hitter, held Greenwood to only one hit here Monday afternoon to lead the Greer Yellow Jackets to a 4-0 prep win. The Jackets are now 11-5 on LANDOVER, Md.

(AP) -The Capital Bullets have changed their name again. They're now known as the Washington Bullets. "Located as close as we are to Washington, we think the name Washington is more definitive and provides a clearer identity to our actual location," Abe Pollin, president of the club, said Monday. "We are still proud to be a prominent part of both the Washington and Baltimore sports scenes," he said. PITTSBURGH (AP) The ailing Pittsburgh Pirates Monday added two rookies to their roster to replace pitcher Steve Blass and shortstop Dal Max- fi the year and 4-5 in league play.

Harvey struck out 12 batters in the effort to up his record to 4-1 on the year, while team- mate Steve Barbrey had a pair of singles in three trips to the plate to pace the offensive barrage. Greenwood 000 000 00 1 4 Greer 0OO 1)2 4 6 0 Cary and Saviors; Harvey and Barbrey. Extra-base hits: Greer 2b, (Wedlock. Mann, 321-323 LAURENS J.L. Mann defeated Laurens in a golf match, 321-323 at the Lakeside Country Club Monday.

Jim Moore of Laurens was the medalist with a 77. Greenville, 95-37 EASLEY Greenville High runners took first place in 14 of 16 events, with Lee Smith winning two different events, to take a 95-37 prep track win over Easley here Monday afternoon. Greenville 95, Eosley 37 Shotout: E. Smith (E), K. Carver ((G), W.

Carver (G), 47-5. Discus: Williams (E), Bishop (G), Carver (G), 143-10. Pole Vault: Moore (G), Holcombe (E), Dean (G), 9-6. High Jump: Drlckett (G) Turner (G), Holcombe (E), 5-6. Broad iump: Lyons (G), Turner (G), Holcombe (E), 18-2.

Two-mile run: Smith (G), Stegall (E). Hughes (G), 10:51.0. 440 Relay: Greenville (Duckett, Turner, Rohrer. Taylor), 47.5. High Hurdles: Lyons (G), Albertson (E), Lipsev (Gl, 16.2.

1C0 Dash: Tavlor (G), H. Smith (E), L. Smith (G), 104. Mile Run: Smith (G), M. Smith (E), Heniy (G), 5:06.9.

880 Relav: Greenville (Perry, Henry Duckett, Taylor), 1:39.5. 440 Run: Rohrer (G), Lipsev (G), Knight (G), 55.7. Low Hurdles: Lyons (G, Albertson (E), Holcombe (E), 21 9 880 Run: Duckett (G), Ursury (E), Smith (G), 2:12.5. 220 Dash: Tavlor (G), Aiken (E), L. Smith (G), 23.4.

Mile Relay: Greenville (Knight, Lipsev, Rohrer, Smith), 3:57,9. Hanna, 2-0 ANDERSON Larry Andrew hurled a seven-inning two-hitter, and Clay Evans and Roddy Campbell each drove in a run in the bottom of the third inning to lead Hanna vill, veterans of 24 collective seasons in major league baseball. Summoned from Pittsburgh's Charleston, W. farm team were shortstop Mario Mendoza and pitcher Jim Sadowski, neither of whom has ever played in the majors. Both will be in uniform Wednesday night when the last-place Pirates, 3-10, meet the Braves in Atlanta.

Last weekend, the Pirates waived Maxvill, 34, with the aim of giving him his unconditional release. Blass, 32, was sent to the Pirates' Charleston farm club after every other team in the majors bypassed him on waivers. vrr i'''H. "I 3 COLUMBIA-Junior right- hander Greg Ward limited the Baptist College at Charleston to three hits and one unearned run Monday in pitching South Carolina to a 7-1 college baseball victory, the Gamecocks' 13th win in a row and 36th in 41 games. Ward struck out nine and walked one in winning his eighth decision against two losses.

Baptist College took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first inning when Steve Quinn was safe on an error by first baseman Earl Bass, went to third on a double by David Shaw, and scored on Rocky Sullivan's infield out. South Carolina scored five runs, four of them unearned, in the sixth inning on four hits including Jeff Grantz's seventh home run of the year a sacrifice and two throwing errors by Buccaneer catcher Nielsen. Boptist College 100 000 000-1 3 South Carolina 1 10 005 00x-7 11 2 Lopointe (L, 7-2), Miles (3), Graham (6). Nielsen Ward (W, 8 2) Choate, Parrish (9) HR Grantz (SO Furman, 8-1 Furman avenged an early-season loss Monday as the Paladins ripped Jacksonville, 8-1, in a college tennis match on the Furman courts. The Paladins, who had lost to the Dolphins, 7-2, in the first match of the season, won all but the No.

6 singles as they raised their season's record to 24-11. MATCH RESULTS Furman 8, Jacksonville 1 SINGLES-Holly (F) d. Maier, 6-4, 7-5; Robinson (F) d. Arnold, 6-3, 6 Hall (F) d. Foote, 6-3, 7-6; Fineburg (F) d.

Whol-en, 6-4, 6-2; Maddox (F) d. Shaw, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3; Edwards (J) d. Stone, 6-4, 6-2. DOUBLES--Holly-Robinson (F) d. Moier-Arnold, 6-4, 6-2; Fineburg-Hall F) d.

Whalen-Shaw, 6-1, 7-5; Stone-Moddox (F) d. Edwards-Foote, 6-4, 3-6, default. NGJC, 6-2 TIGERVILLE The North Greenville Mountaineers used a six-run third inning to take a 6-2 win over Spartanburg Junior College here Monday afternoon in what was to have been the first game of a doubleheader. Spartanburg protested the outcome of the contest be- Main Ends No Contest Bearcat Wright and Johnny Valentine were both disqualified in the main event at Memorial Auditorium after a wild melee which kept both outside the ring for the 10-count. Six other wrestlers restrained the two combatants before order could be restored.

In other bouts, Sandy Scott and Johnny Weaver downed Gene Lewis and Bill White in a special tag team event, while in single matches Paul Jones bested Gene Anderson and Abe Jacobs beat Ricky Ferrara. Also, George "Two-Ton" Harris beat Bill Crouch and Les Thatcher outlasted Johnny Heidman. cnucDllunriv, nni.nu, Jv'i people wtfr w.lM inning of the game as it tallied three times on four walks, two errors and only one hit. In the second game, the Paladins received an outstanding pitching performance from loser Bobby Miller, who allowed only one run and three hits through nine innings, but wasted several scoring opportunities and fell victim to a five-run uprising by the Spiders in the 10th inning. First Game Richmond 'V-' Furman 010 000 0- 1 5 7 Mortin and Gillette; Goodyear, Fodem (4), Carpenter (4), Kellett (6) and Kelly.

Extrabase hits: Richmond-HR, Tal-lev; Furman-2b. Dickinson and Grove. second Gome Richmond 000 001 000 5-6 7 0 Furman 000 010 000 0-1 4 0 Boteler, Chadoba (81, Walton (9) and Gillette; Miller, Kellett (10), Outstay (10) and Kalita. Extrabase hits: Richmond-2b, Wa-guespak; 3b, Mitchell; Furman-2b, Kalita; 3b, Grove and Nichols. Wake Holds ACC Lead SANFORD, N.C.

(AP)-Wake Forest led in individual and team play Monday after the first round of the 21st annual Atlantic Coast Conference Golf tournament. The Deacons fired a team total of 389 to better North Carolina by one stroke. Teom Scores: Woke Forest 389, North Carolina 390, N.C State 394, Maryland 411, Duke 412, Clemson 4 1 5, Virginia 431. Tight Golf Race Francis Marion and South Carolina State posted team totals of 374 to deadlock for the first round lead in the NAIA District 6 championship at Lan-Yair Golf Club in Spartanburg, S.C. Monday.

TIRE SERVICE Premium Quality Retreads FREE MOUNTING Bada Balance Available Speed Balance Available Master Charge BankAmericard Term Plan I i Pl'VM, Hi tint LIN. Armoury rnMN wilwid (Jte cloud. leaves you breathless "i exchange BEHIND Fairway Ford High to a 2-0 prep baseball win over Carolina here Monday afternoon. The win was the ninth of the year for the Jackets against two losses and was the sev- enth Region 4-A decision against two setbacks, putting them in second place in league standings behind West-side. For Carolina, meanwhile, the loss was the fourth of the year in 14 outings overall and was the third in league action aginst six wins.

Corolina 000 000 00 2 2 Hanna 000 200 2 7 3 Turner (L) and Owens, Andrew (W) and Radford. Extrabase hits: Hanna 2b, Evans; 3b, Wolte. Greer, 307-335 GREER Randy Hartsoe fired an even-par 71 to pace the Greer High golf team to a 307-335 win over Hillcrest Monday at the Greer Golf and Country Club. The win upped the Yellow Jackets' record to 9-2 on the season. Hillcrest Wins GREER Charles Fowler of Greer rolled up 18'2 points, including two individual first places, but his efforts weren't enough to keep Hillcrest from claiming wins over Wade Hampton, Greer and Carolina here Monday afternoon in a four-way track meet.

The winners compiled 68 points, against 662 for Wade Hampton, 56 for Greer and 44'2 for Carolina. MEET RESULTS Hillcrest 68, Wade Hampton 66'2, Greer 56. Carolina 44'j High Jump: Walker (H), Kennev (H), Tavlor (WH), tie Keys (WH) and Griggs (C), 5-8. Shotput: Lipscomb (WH), Bickley (H), Tavlor (WH), McKinney (C), Roddenber-lV (C), 46-5. 1 Long iump: Fowler (G), Sellers (G), Walker (H), Goldsmith (H), Landis (C), Discus: Lipscomb (WH), Bickley (H), (Gh Roddenberry (C), Williams Pole Vault: Stroble (G), McBrtde (H' Remb C).

Saunders (HJ, 10-6. Two-mile run: Cantrell (C), Keves (WH)' to038 8 H)' BaMen9er lG) Head 440 Relav: Greer (Simmons, Hilliard, Stroble. Fowler), Carolina, Hillcrest, 47.6. High Hurdles: Kennev (H), HoMoway (C), Jewell (H), Thornton (G), Jones 100 Dash: Walker (H), Fowler (G), Lipscomb (WH), Taylor (WH), Goldsmith (H), 9.9. Mile Run: Price (WH), Carson (WH), Burger (C), Garrett (H), Smith (G), 4 52.5.

880 Relov: Greer (Simmons, Hilliard, Stroble, Fowler), Carolina, Wode Hampton, 1 :37.0. 440 Dash: Cox (G), Taylor (WH), Goldsmith (H), Edwards (G), Landis (C), 54.4. Low Hurdles: HoMoway (C), Kennev (H), McKinney (H), Jewell (H), Sellers (G). 20.3. 880 Run; Lollis (H), Moore (WH), Klengsan (WH), Carson (WH), Myrick (WH), 2:07.5.

220 Dash: Fowler (G), Walker (H), (G) 228 (CI' L'Dscomb (WH' Sellers Mile Relay: Wade Hampton (Kleng-son, Moore, Tavlor, Price), Carolina, Greer, 3:49.2. Parker Wins Parker High took wins over Travelers Rest and Wade Hampton Monday afternoon at Bonnie Brae golf course, with Jimmy Knight leading the way with a 76. Wyatt Traynham of Travelers Rest was the overall medalist with a 72 in the match, which saw the winners compile 313 strokes to 318 for TR and 322 for Wade Hampton. Berea Wins SENECA Kyle Turner fired a two-over par 72 to pace Berea to wins over Seneca and Walhalla at the Oconee Coun fUO ai MODEL ED Billie Jean Says Riches Won't Hurt Girls 70-78 Series Retreads NEW TIRE GUARANTEE Across From Sears Warehouse Haywood Road 288-0990 Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST Pet. Montreal 8 2 800 Philadelphia 9 5 .643 St Louis 9 7 .563 Chicago 6 5 .545 New York 3 9 250 Pittsburgh 3 10 .231 WEST Pet.

Los Angeles 10 5 667 Houston 10 7 588 San Francisco 9 7 563 Cincinnati 7 7 500 Atlanta 3 9 71 San Diego 4 13 .235 MONDAY'S GAMES Houston 7, Atlanta 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE GB 1 2 6 6V1 GB 1 T2 3 7 fc A5T Boston Milwaukee New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland California Oakland Texas Minnesota Kansas Citv Chicago PCI. .643 .615 .563 .538 .385 .286 .600 .571 .571 .538 .3.13 .308 GB 9 7 9 7 5 5 4 7 6 8 1 5 4 10 WEST 9 6 8 6 8 6 7 6 4 8 4 9 MONDAY'S GAMES Boston 4, Kansas City 1 Only game scheduled Tuesday's Probable Pitchers By The Associated Press All Times EOT American League Oakland (Hunter 3 0) at Cleveland (G. Perry 1-1), 1 p.m. Kansas City (Fitzmorris 0-0) at Boston (Cleveland 1-1), 3:30 p.m California (Tanana 2-1) at Baltimore (Grimslev 2-1), 7:30 p.m. Minnesota (Woodson 0-1) at Detroit (LoGrow 0-1), 8 p.m.

Milwaukee (Slaton 1-1) at Chicago (Kaot 0-0), 9 p.m. Only games scheduled National League Chicago (Frailing 2-0) at Cincinnati (Billinghom 2-1), 8:05 p.m. Houston (Konieczny 0-1) at St. Louis (Siebert 1-1), 8:30 p.m. New York (Matlack 1-0) at Son Diego (Jones 0-4), ilO p.m.

Philadelphia (Schgeler 0-2) at Los Angeles (Rau 1-0), 10:30 Montreal (Torrez 2-0) ut San Francisco (Bradley 2-1), 11 p.m. Only games scheduled WESTERN CAROLIN AS Pel. GB Gastonia Greenwood Anderson Charleston Orangeburg Spartanburg 9 8 7 5 4 2 3 3 5 7 7 10 .750 .727 .583 .412 .364 .167 2 4 4'. i 7 MONDAY'S GAMES Anderson 2. Spartonburg 6'? ram Gastonia 1, Charleston 0 TUESDAY'S GAMES Charleston at Gastonia Oranqeburg at Greenwood Spartanburg at Anderson Six Mile, S.

Man. NITES SUNDAY CALL 244-1213 MAN" BY The NEW YORK (AP) Women's tennis continued its financial boom Monday with the announcement of a $100,000 tournament bearing a first prize of $32,000, but Billie Jean King insisted it's not going to spoil the court ladies. It, will be the second $100,000 event for the women, joining the Family Circle Cup which holds its second annual tourney at Sea Pines, S.C., starting April 30. "Aren't you afraid so much money is likely to corrupt the sport?" a woman reporter asked the Wimbledon champion at a news conference. "No, it will make it more honest," replied Billie Jean tartly.

"It's beautiful. On the contrary, more money will make the game more honest. "I know. I've been on the other side. Tennis was never more corrupt than when it had the so-called amateurs taking their payoffs under the table." DALLAS (AP) Running back Calvin Hill, who has signed with Hawaii of the World Football League for the 1975 season, said Monday he isn't upset by a temporary restraining order filed by the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League.

The restraining order signed by District Court Judge Ted Akin early Sunday prohibits the WFL from negotiating with any Cowboy players with unexpired contracts. It specifically named Hill and quarterback Craig Morton, who has signed with the Houston Texans of the WFL. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The Atlanta Braves' Ralph Garr, who batted .484 with 15 hits in 31 at-bats, was named Monday as National League Player of the Week. Other hot hitters in National League baseball games during April-15-21 included San Francisco's Garry Maddox, .407, and San Diego's Dave Winfield, .400, Relief pitcher Randy Moffitt of the San Francisco Giants also was cited by league President Chub Feeney. Moffitt appeared in four games, picking up two saves and a victory, and did not allow an earned run in r.piN f-i ward a (itmy li This is the where several CALL 244-7666 9 mm 3 Home of Mr.

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