Tivoli Graduate Playing In All Star Cage Game
Austwell Tivoli graduate Andy Cardona will play in the Texas Coaches All Star basketball game in Houston on Thursday. The 19 year old guard, 5 foot 10 inches, was named to the All State Class B team for the second straight year and led Austwell Tivoli Redfish to a 22 6 season. Coached by Mitchell Cooper, Cardona averages 25 points per game and practiced twice daily in Houston last week. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Felix Cordona of Tivoli.
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All-Star Coaches Favor Summer Cage Camps
THSCA all-star basketball coaches Ray Landers and Paul Stueckler call for summer camps to raise Texas basketball quality. They cite UIL rules that bar varsity players from summer camps and urge sanctions to limit coaching attendance. Arkansas coach Eddie Sutton backs changing outdated rules, noting Texas is the only state banning such participation. Proctor, a 6-7 THSCA pick, says camps would help him play against peers of his height. The North-South All Star football game closes the coaching school activities Thursday at the Astrodome.
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Ganado faces Victoria Zone 2 in District 27 title game
Ganado led by Adolf Lesak Jr faces Zone 2 coached by Shelton Dieringer for the District 27 eastern western division crown at 8 p.m. on the Little League diamond in Port Lavaca. Victors will advance to the District 29 All-Star series. Ganado upset Port Lavaca 7-6 last Thursday.
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Connors Wins Washington Star International Tennis Title
Jim Connors, ranked second to doubles partner Arthur Ashe last year, defeated Raul Ramirez of Mexico to claim the $20,000 first prize in the Washington Star International Tennis Championship. The 23-year-old showed little effort as he sealed the 10-day, 64-man tournament.
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Blyleven Beats Twins as Mauch Hits Umpires
Bert Blyleven shut down his former Minnesota teammates with a two hit 3-0 win. Gene Mauch criticized the umpiring crew after Rod Carew was not in the lineup for the final five innings. Across the league, Royals blanked Angels 4-0, A's beat White Sox 3-1, Orioles down Yankees 3-1, Indians defeated Red Sox 9-4, and Tigers edged Brewers 4-3 in 13 innings.
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United States Eyes Gold in Basketball at Montreal
The United States basketball team aims for the gold medal after a 95-77 semifinal win over Canada, with Scott May scoring 22 as Yugoslavia upset Russia while women’s team earns silver. US medal prospects hinge on track and field and boxing with 21 golds, 23 silvers, 17 bronzes. Russia leads overall.
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Astros Blank Padres 7-0 in Dierker's strong return
Houston hurler Larry Dierker limited San Diego to two hits and one walk as the Astros cruised 7-0. It was Dierker's first Houston appearance since his no hitter on July 9 and produced his third shutout of the season. In other NL games, Dodgers beat Braves 6-2, Reds beat Giants 9-3, Phillies topped Mets 4-1, Expos swept Cubs 2-1 and 3-1.
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Standings From Monday and Tuesday Baseball Games
Standings show Montreal 2.3 Chicago 11 Philadelphia 4 New York 1 Los Angeles 6 Atlanta 2 Cincinnati 9 San Francisco 3 Pittsburgh at St Louis ppd Iain Houston 7 San Diego 0 Tue games list Rogers 3 9 at Chicago Bur sip mee Swan 5 8 Underwood 6 2 Rhoden 9 0 Niekro 10 6 Barr 86 Alcala 92 Kison 7 6 at Stone 6 10 San Diego Johnson 0 0 Richards 10 11 Philadelphia at Atlanta Cincinnati Louis Fal at Houston
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Olympic Erosion Feared in Montreal Games Scandals
AP reports a rash of incidents at the Olympics including a Russian fencer caught double-wiring a blade a Soviet coach accused of fixing diving and New Zealand's exclusion of Taiwan over wheat deals with China. The piece notes widespread discontent among many nations over South Africa ties and Go/No Go votes. A Monaco shooter is disqualified for amphetamines and a Canadian yachtsman faces police scrutiny for antihistamine use. An American discus star says he won the medal for himself and faults the USOC while teammates react with varied attitudes.
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