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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1982

Page

7

Nits football near sellout at Penn State home games

UNIVERSITY PARK Pa All but two Penn State home football games are sold out this fall the university said today Fewer than 1000 tickets remain for the Sept 4 game indicating strong demand and limited seating for the opener

University Park UPI Penn State

Temple Rutgers clash signals key showdown for season

Temple faces Rutgers in a September 18 matchup as a pivotal early season test. Beaver Stadium reports a school record 75,000 season tickets sold though seats are unavailable for games against Nebraska Maryland Syracuse North Carolina State and Pitt.

Temple Rutgers Beaver Stadium Nebraska Maryland Syracuse North Carolina State Pitt

National League Games and Sunday Schedule Summary

In National League action tonight Koosman faces Gott at 7 30 p.m. Blue 6 5 plays Lerch 5 5 at 8 30 p.m. Guidry 8 3 meets Forsch 7 7 at 10 p.m. Sutcliffe 6 4 battles Seattie 6 4 at 10 35 p.m. Sunday’s games include Chicago at Toronto 1 30 p.m. Minnesota at Boston 2 05 p.m. Kansas City at Milwaukee 2 30 p.m. New York at California 4 p.m. Baltimore at Oakland 4 05 p.m. Cleveland at Seattle 4 35 p.m. Detroit at Texas 8 35 p.m.

Chicago Koosman Gott Kansas City Blue Lerch New York Guidry Forsch Cleveland Sutcliffe Seattie Toronto Minnesota Boston Milwaukee California Baltimore Oakland Seattle Detroit Texas Bray Indians Mariners Pittsburgh St.Louis Philadelphia Bannistrif Castillo Pittsburgh A Moreno Bochte New York Yo Madlock Chambliss Thornton Cowens Thompsn Murphy Cf Western Ando Grey Parker Horner Kansas City Divison Hayes Sweet c Atlanta Western Opinion Easter Whisenton Manning Hendersn San Diego Lacy Benedicto Milbourne T Cruz Los Angeles Penac Ramirezss Seattle Chicago Fischlin Serna San Francisco Berra Walk Houston Rhoden Porter Cincinnati Romo Diaz Poo WA Davis Smith Guante Bedrosiano Stargell Chicaygo E—Hayes Brown Montreal Bannister Atlanta Bando Phildelphia Fischiln Louis E—Ramirez Denny Leibrandtburgh Murphy Ramirez Whitson Noles Kravec Horner Benedict Hr—Madlock Easier Hurst Spiliner Curtis Matlack Hough Falcone M. Ehocan F. Bannister Laskey Mon- Guante Treal Gulflickson Atlanta Orioles Robin Walk Baltimore Arcand P.niekro Fon Diaz St. Louis Bedrosian Lowensten Armas Meyer Stanley Ouston Cedeno Morelandf Dreissen Morales Lsmith If Thon Bench Woods Cf Brewers Royals Baltimore Herr Scott Cf Davisc ANSAS McGee Knight Hernandz Cruz Trevincc Jenkins Wilson Molitor Hendrick Garner Shirley Poquette Yount Howe Billiner Pryor Cooper Roenicke Mur- Oberkfellf Puhl Harris Simmons Ray Ford Burroughs Bumbry Osmith Slaught Thomas Cf Henderson LaPoint Brett Oglivie Otis Cf McRae Romero McGregor Martin Moore Stoddard Aikens Tb Sandberg Moreland Beard Hernandez Buckner McLaughlin Woods Trevino Concepcion Gar- Jenkins Astra Ryan L. Smith Columbus Caldwell Sidewater Richmond Dodgers Phillies Rochester Cas Angeles Castro Vawtucket Syracuse Sax Dernier Chicago Jays Charleston Russell Rose Ib Toledo Baker Matthews Garcia Schmidt Bernard Harnandz Tidewater Pawtucket Cey Guerrero Maddox Cf Kemp Luzinski Bonnell Marshall Trilla Orta McGraw Hairston Stewart Almon Griffin Man Gray Foley Rodriguez Wee Carlton Los Guer Young Adams Zero Powell Lorg Revering Whittvalle Guerre LeFlore Graham Reuss Soos Angeles Royster O.baker Chic D'berry D'psey Liss Dotso Beamon Brow Bourjos Syracuse Giants EXPOS Dotson Trout Leal San Fran Montreal Ence Rangers Tigers E—Graham Petraili LeMasterss Raines Rochester Bergman Oliver Ib Herndon Bell Cartere Hostetler Ib Minette Summers Wallach Ivie Cromartiers Turner Sundberge Lemon J. Baker Kneider O'Malley Speler 'S Brookens Wright Cf Hammakr Barr Rogers Jones Cf Holland Fryman Johnson Kuiper Wagner Coop Braves HENS Minton Dooner Brizzolara Weaver Sinatra Brizzo Davis E—Hostletter Jara L—Cooper Lan Parrish Jones Sample Pawsox Morgan Clark Oliver Dawson Detroit Tidewater Underwood Hammaker Tobik Parks Maloney Lickert Dar- Barr Texas Holland Butcher Ling Ratzer Bochy W. Darling Aainton Darwin Walker Gee Charlies Clippers Alrhol Charleston Whitaker Aba Leach McGlothen Serum Kaufman Padres METS Herndon If Espino Glaser Wihtel San Parishe W—Glaser L—Mcglothen Hostetler Cabell LarParishr Richards Wilson Cf Richardt Bauer Flannery Wernere TRIBE Foster Hebner Sun Kingman Trammeliss Kennedy Valentineri Hodges Salazar Backman Welsh Chiffer Rajsich E—Flynn Lezcano Templeton Fran Medich Jazar S—Welsh Reresso Twins RED Sox Boston Welsh Rhbi Abrhobi Chiffer Mitchell Remy DeLeon Evans Rice Pulep Rbek Perez Allen Boogs Lavénere Hoffman Chiter Gedmanc Chitfer Baller Balk Gaetti Stapleton Wawa Nichols Wiing Rt Hesota Washington Brun- Perkins Youngbird San Gregs Randolph Downing Wew York Griffey Beniquez Winfield Carew Pinietta San ' Barboni Diego Mumphry Baylor Dh Youngbrond DeCinces Hr—Foster S—Eichelberger Wynegare York Caltornia Mumphrey Srich Baylor Foli Lynn John Philly Yankees Seatile Tribune Company. Syndicate

Morse one shot off LPGA lead

In Wheeling West Virginia Cathy Morse sits one stroke behind first round leader Janet Coles as the LPGA West Virginia Classic enters the second round with big names missing. Morse shot 70 on the Speidel course while peers Kathy Postlewait and Alice Miller chase.

Wheeling W.va JoAnne Carner Sandra Haynie Nancy Lopez Patty Sheehan Cathy Morse Janet Coles Morse Speidel Rochester Albany Kathy Postlewait Alice Miller Coles Postlewait Hollis Stacy

Jarvis shoots back-to-back 68s to lead Labatt’s Open

Norm Jarvis blistered Cherry Hill Golf Club in Fort Erie with a second straight 68 to reach six under par at 136 after 36 holes in the Labatt's International. He sits two strokes ahead of Canadian Jim Rutledge and Spaniard Antonio Garrido as Rutledge shot 70 and Garrido 68.

Portland Ore Gene Littler Gay Brewer Bob Goalby Arnold Palmer Dan Sikes Jack Fleck Ken Towns Miller Barber Howie Johnson Charlie Sitford Freddie Haas Bob Rosburg Bob Gajcia Stan Jawor Joe Jimenez Mac Main Art Silvestrone Art Wall Jr Denis Hutchinson Tommy Williams George Bayer Arthur Ellis John Harhottie Chico Martinz Billy Maxwell Joseph Sadd Robert Stone Stan Thirsk Peter Thomson Franklin Wis Terry Diehl Dick Zokel Scott Simpson Mark Lye Wayne Levi Jim Colbert Calvin Peete Bill Caffee Jeff Thomson David Edward Victor Regalado Jay Cudd Andy Bean Roger Maltbie Dave Stockton Morris Hatalsky Jay Haas Bob Tway Andy North Mark McCumber Mark Pfeil Bobby Cole Mike Marley Phil Hancock George Cadie Gary Halberg Skeeter Heath Steve Melnyk Tommy Valentine Mark Calcavecchia Fort Erie Ontario Norm Jarvis Jim Rutledge Antonio Garrido Tom Smack Dave Barr Ben Crenshaw Dan Halldorson Denis Watson Bob Cox Serge Thivierge Tot Dim Thorpe Daniel Talbot Bob Panasiuk Ray Floyd Juan Pinzon Graham Gunn Eal J. Wa Janet Coles Cathy Morse Alice Miller Kathy Postiewait Kathy Young Jan Ferraris Hollis Stacy Martha Hansen Barbara Maxness Mardell Wilkins Mary Or Mr. Smith Beth Daniel Dane Blalock Lori Garvacz Bonnie Laver HMTZ Robin Walton Dianne Oasley Alison Sheard Sylvia Ferdon Carole Jo Callison Alexandra Reinhard Jarvis Garrido

Chiefs win inning in 9th to pull ahead

In a tense game, D Baker doubled for the Chiefs and scored on Beamon s single with two outs. Ault tied the game later, Speck s wild pitch allowed an advance, Rodriguez scored on a Jones miscue, and Adams doubled as Minato relieved Speck. D Bakers sac fly plated Adams for the eventual lead.

Chiefs D. Baker Beamon Ault Speck Red Wings Rodriguez J. Baker Jones Shelby Adams Tevlin Minato

Jamestown Edges Little Falls 5-3 in NY-Penn baseball

Jamestown Expos defeated Little Falls Mets 5-3 as Ken Merritt hit a three run homer in the fourth. In Oneonta, the Yankees beat the White Sox 7-5 with Jim Riggs starting a two run sixth inning rally. Utica Blue Sox edged Erie 6-5 with John Hennel and Steve DeMaitties delivering solo homers. Geneva Cubs won 2-1 over Batavia Trojans.

UPI Ken Merritt Jamestown Expos Little Falls Mets Oneonta Yankees White Sox Jim Riggs Bob Woodcck Utica Blue Sox Erie Cardinals John Hennel Steve DeMaitties Blue Sox Geneva Cubs Batavia Trojans

Decker Tabb Sets Mile Mark In Paris Meet

American Mary Decker Tabb shattered the women’s mile record with a 4:18.08 at the Paris International meet. Fernando Mamede of Portugal regained the European 10,000 meters record. British star Steve Ovett dropped from his 1500 meters effort due to stomach cramps and was briefly hospitalized. Tabb had also set a U.S. 3,000 meters record two days earlier in Oslo.

Paris Mary Decker Tabb Fernando Mamede Portugal Steve Ovett Oslo Norway

Broadcasts Schedule Highlights Evening Sports Slate

The list covers baseball games at 7 30 p m featuring San Diego against the NY Mets and later NY Yankees versus California with multiple age groups. A NASL match Chicago versus NY Cosmos airs at 10 30 p m followed by CFL clash BC Lions against Hamilton at 11 p m. Boxing bouts include Roger Stafford versus Milton McCrory at 5 p m and Rochester against Syracuse at 7 25 p m.

San Diego NY Mets NY Yankees Calfornia Rochester Syracuse Waer-Fm California Wsyr-Am

Bills Sign Eugene Marve and Browns Sign Chip Banks in One-Year Deals

In NFL moves, the Buffalo Bills sign linebacker Eugene Marve to a series of one-year contracts while the Cleveland Browns ink linebacker Chip Banks to four consecutive one-year deals. Paul War is named field director of player relations.

Buffalo Bills Eugene Marve Cleveland Browns Chip Banks Paul Warfield

World Cup Semifinals Italy 2 Poland 0 Germany 5 France 4

Tribune summary notes Italy defeats Poland 2 0 in the World Cup semifinals while Germany routs France 5 4 in a dramatic semifinal clash. Poland faces France for third place, with Italy meeting West Germany in the final.

Italy Poland Acne Germany France Sudden On West Germany

Vernon Downs Horserace Results Show Various Pace Races

Detailed results from Vernon Downs feature multiple pace events across the card. Winners include Ds Tryst in First Pace with time 2:00.2, Moon Magic taking Second Pace, and Goldfinch winning Third Pace, among others. The report lists exact payouts, times, and starters for each race, plus handle and attendance figures.

Ds Tryst Gibson Leyte DeSantis J. Sailey Petey Nordic Raat Alfaifa al Kyles Brat Crown Killean Moon Magic Morgan Scotts Choice Metzger Mlusive Fry Keen Dean Jimmie Edition Classic Knight Maple Lanes Bret Pace Goldfinch Macomber Anita Hanover Simpson King Kat Papa Miss Expectation Monashee Desiree Sweet Now Exacta Doctor Nero Andrews MacArthur Blackrock Marty Fluff Collins Bung Why Palm Libbys Alibi Sir Murphy (Stark Jerry (DeFurio L. Bailey Miss Edgewood Red Warrior Sulky Station Happy Acres Crown Teger Tiger Northwood Roy Bowman Edgewood Casey Composure Stark Fortune Jean Commander Yankee Hi Sykes Berniolee Jollification Thelma J McNulty Green Acres Dan Smithfield Brets Painter Mini Jim Miss Meadow Armbro Aura Leoma Hanover Trust Me Too Huckabene Gunbarrel April D Dee Speedy Aliant Adelberts Tallarino Pavia Amembro John Rose Patch

Lake Kernel of a fragmented racing meet result

Fragmented OCR text lists horses and bets with irregular spellings and numbers. Names include PetronBirdy Sin and MistyEmars among many others. The schedule mentions ARES SATURDAY entries and a 1:30 post time with a Gh J Cup reference and next day Jokar event.

ARES Entrust Imiazovds Jokar i Bigberg

Dipino loses in Pacific Coast League clash

Former West Genesee hurler Frank Dipino took the loss as Salt Lake City defeated his Vancouver team 5-4 in a Pacific Coast League game. Dennis Leonard hurled five scoreless innings for the Fort Myers Royals in a 2-1 win over the Fort Lauderdale Yankees. The Red Sox and reliever Mark Clear outlined a multi year contract after his All star selection. USFL rules will include drug testing and two point conversions, while Denver Gold owner hints at negotiations with under contract players from other leagues. Leonard Harvey Nitz won the one kilometer at the 1984 Olympic Velodrome Grand Prix in Carson California.

United States Football League Chicago George Allen Denver Gold Ron Blanding USFL Denver Broncos NFL

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