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F-2 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Sunday, July 26. 1970 Cathy Carr Svim Star 1 i Jr. Bums Sweep 2 From Braves --mtc iV C-: folliu Carr arsrl rrai0 'Pk' Cains. ASAP. 1:.1 419 Taea Vw" 7.

Seniors tathy Oarr ana tmt Datd Caraaa. May Armyavy-Au- Force; cam on uucti v. 1 the three events they entered to 'iHraX'VkffnV provided the pace Uie action in UIC UTS of the New Mexico Junior midget botb im: jak WMIaaaa, CAC. Baekstrakat Rl Olympics Long Course rr. ibm reeardt: ias a )J Freeatyla: David HT.

1:19.91 rVdUIH wvmw. rmrdt, Freestyle: Rle hmnwaa. CAC. 19 MeaKy Relay: Hclgala IC. Cants.

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Carnal 47 4 (meet rerardit tt Freest rl Relay: Helgkis T-A U. Marlia. T. Hadsaa, T. Hayea.

D. Carsaa) 1:19.7 imeel rerordl. SENIOR ROTS 999 Dt: Tarn Steaane. ANAF. 1 Baekatroka: Daug Maaaey, ANAF.

1:7 (meet reeardll 20 Breaattlraae: Bak 8taeer. HT, 141.1 tmMt reeardll to Fraesljla: Deug Mauey. ANAF, 1:14.1 (meet rerordl Bauarlly: Sua Steek. HT. 1:97.1: 1M Freeelyte: Sbawa Wallwark.

LA. a Baekstraka: Dwg Masaey. ANAF, 1:11.1 Imael rerordll Breaststroke: Bnk atarer, HT. 1:11.4 (meet reeardll 49 Freestyle: Sbawa Wallwark. 4:44.1 I meet reeardll 4(9 Medley Relay: Heigkla T-A in klmnl.

D. FelaV S. Sleek. gtoeterl SHREVEPORT tfi -Albu- mate aboard querque's Dodgers, the Western Braves runs. Division's leading team, swept a Texas League doubleheader ai.m q'Trqi from Shreveport 4-0 and 4-2 SSSSfiJ Saturday night.

wunm i 'fiauafaar ef Albuquerque Fim Flynn was -n it relieved by Jim Strickland the nine-inning opener and! Strickland received credit for the victory. Winte Ford went the Eft1, Steve Marquez Hurls South Valley to Title South Valley, behind the two-hit pitching of Steve Marquez, pionships at the banaia uase Olympic Pool Saturday. The meet continues today with 42 final events sited to start at p.m. after preliminaries which begin at 8 a.m. Miss Carr set records in the 200-yard individual medley, 200-yard breaststroke and the 100-yard freestyle.

Massey got his records in the 100-yard backstroke, 200-yard freestyle and 200-yard 499 Freeatyla Relay: Heigkla T-A bombed Mile High 12-2 to cap B. Jakasoa, K. Ogdea, Kaaier, B. Keek) 4:14.7. ture the city Little League uuiaurc ana was me loser, i nei senior division title Saturday at RHKLVtrORT UNM Field.

Marquez gave up two runs on his own wild throw but otherwise had the situation under CaaaS Halseta rf-lf Smart, ll-lk Williams la-Ik Ttatrle Sprinkle If Baaltaia a Murpkr cf Burae -rl Hurras as Dodgers scored four runs in the top of the ninth. In the second game, the Dodgers pushed across three runs in the third inning on four singles to stick Braves' starter Ron Schueler with the defeat. control as he led his team to the Bob Stoever of the Heights state championship tournament in Tucumcari later this summer. had two meet records in the 100-yard breaststroke and Kathy Zack Champ Journal Special WASHLNGTON, C. -Albuquerque's Kathy Zack upset No.

1 seeded Carol Hall of Washington to win the Greater Washington Tennis Tournament's girls 18 championship. The No. 2 seeded Miss Zack, a senior at Sandia High School, defeated Miss Hall, 6-4, 6-3 to claim the title. Nr mn 2k Gary Moore's 11th home run anchored his club's winning 400. of the year added another run the seventh.

Bobby Santiago's! cetemaea The Pruner Ii Winner Of $110,000 American Taula imra homer of the season with a Alaaquer yard medley relay team. A total of 17 records were bested in Saturday's action. MIDGET GIRLS 199 IN: Jaalea Phillips, NMAC. SO Baekstraka: JeAaa Magnuaaa. CAC.

199 Freeatyla: Daaa brail. HT, 54 Batter fly: JeAaa Magnuaaa. CAC. :49.ti freestyle: Jaaic aarereparl nt Roeartei DP feaearaew. CHICAGO UH Ogden Phjpps' The Pruner, ($6.20, 13.80, $3) ridden by Braulio Baeza, over Dawalaii Can.

Barroa. Will I a ma i Jekaaea. Eekenreae. Dwaiai UIB Albaa.uera.ue 7, serexeparl li tB Raiarla. Jekaauii II Maarci a Klraa.

IP Eft BB SO Phillips. NMAC, :37.1: 59 Bnaatatreke took Robin's Bug after a long JAGUAR STARS WIN The Jaguar division all-stars of the Babe Ruth AA tourney stretch duel to win the 60th run rlyna I 1 ning of the $110,300 American at shiralaed l-J Malawi- CW4-I) I 1 lord (L.J-11 4 1 4 defeated the Lobo division stars, Rrillaa 1-1 Uak 1) 9 9 9 9 Mary Ellea Carr. ASAP-. 20 Freestyle: Laurie Stewart, LA. 999 Medley Relay: Heigata lOgdea, Tester-man Matlex, Babraff) 9U9 Praaslyl Relay: Heigbla tOgoea.

Mallei, Elite, Bobrolll :Jg.S. SENIOR GIRLS 399 Calky Carr. ANAF. (meet reeardll IIM Baskslrake: Mary Heeer. CAC, 1:11.7.

(meet reeardll 99 Breaststroke: Calky Carr, 1:51.1 (meet reeardll 109 Freeatyla: Pinky Collina, ANAF, I 17.1 1 19 Batlerlly: Barbara Bradley, HT, 1.14.71 lis) Freestyle: Calky Carr, ANAF, (meet reeardll Baekatroka: Mary SHATTERING PERFORMANCES: Rick Simmons and Cathy Carr smile after sotting records in the New Arlington Park. The winner's margin was three parts of a length in the 14 miles turf race for 3-year-olds. Coaltown Cat finished third, almost five lengths back in the field of eight. 6-3, to complete a two game sweep. Steve Garcia survived a shaky start and yielded only two hits after the first inning to be the winning pitcher.

Garcia also got four hits in seven at bats in the two-game series. Mexico Junior Olympics. Cathy set records in three events, while Rick broke one record while winning two events. (Journal photo) SECOND GAME ALBL'Ql'EBtllB Gallairher el ak 4 1 4 1 9 SSI 4 1 I GH' Williams rf Moore II nruer, ureaaiatroae: 11- teyjo Downing lk 31 TEXAS LAG1E Kailtra Division ARKANSAS MEMPHIS 44 49 SAN ANTONIO 42 41 SHREVEPORT Western Division ALBIOIBHOIE 34 EL PASO i3 AO DAL-PT WORTH 44 49 A.MAJULLO 31 Si 4 It Pel. .511 .494 .47 .411 441 .484 .401 Yeaier 0 3 9 I Johnson ss 2 0 0 Ne lion 2b 3 9 9 Allen a SSS WINROCK Fairly Propels Expos to Win Utah Golfer Leads In San Juan Open Strickland 99 Totals 29 4 I 8HKKVKPORT ab letarie If 4 9 1 Murphy cf 3 0 0 Walsetkrl 4 Williams lb 3 0 0 imMJ aiuraar Manila Alboqaeraae 44, Ihreveport Memphis at El Paso, ptd rain San Antonio 1L Amerlllo OaHu-Fort Worth 5, Arkanaaa 1 Gamaa TodUr Mrmphli at El Paso Arkanau at Dallaa-Fort Worth Toaerlb SIS Baullago a 111 Burgos sa 19 MONTREAL un Ron grand slam homer highlighted a six-run fourth inn querque, whose 66 In the second round thrust him near the Graaiph 1 at Ban Antonio qua al Skraireparl Atnertraa I.eame Kewsome low Coleman ph 10 0 Srkuelerp 1 Laub 10 1 Cann ph 1 0 0 Totals 17 1 7 Allea, Saatlaga.

Dowaluai DP- Johnson, NeUea. Laub, Burgee, 1. 37 42 45 47 52 52 Prt. .57 .531 .510 .44 .464 OB 5'a II 15', 13 '1 BaHlmori Detroit New York-Boston Cleveland Washlnfton AUTO CDNTBR AUTO CENTER OPENS WEEKDAYS AT 8:30 A.M.! mm mm Williams 1 Cey, Nelson. a a I a 1 can CI 51 4 45 45 Weil SO 57 ing and propelled the Montreal Expos past the San Francisco Giants 10-5 Saturday night.

The victory, combined with the St. Louis Cardinals' 5-3 loss to Cincinnati, enabled the sophomore club to climb out of the East Division cellar into fifth place a half-game ahead of the Cardinals. top. Mark Sullivan of Phoenix, hung on to his lead in the amateur division, combining a 67 Saturday with a 67 Friday for a 134. Ron Ellis from Texas was three strokes back at 137 after carding a 68 Saturday.

PROS LOB Albuquerque a. Shreveport 7i hk Santiago taid), Moore ttitni. IP ER BB SO Allea (W.J-l) 114 7 I I FARMINGT0N un John Evans of Salt Lake City, Utah, shooting four-under-par 66s Friday and Saturday, surged to the lead of the San Juan Open golf tournament Saturday with a 132, one stroke ahead of Jim Marshall of Phoenix, Ariz. Milt Klugness, who took the first round lead Friday with a sizzling 65, blew up Saturday, carding a 73 over the par 70 San Juan County Country Club course and dropping into a six-way tie for eighth place. The 54-hole tournament ends today.

Alone at third place with a 136 was Mahlon Moe of Albu- Strickland 14 9 0 Srhueler ID 1-1 53 Minnesota California Oakland Kansas City Milwaukee Chicago 32 41 44 C2 67 26 27 30', Laub 4 34 3 1 1 KB Laub. A-9S5. 36 S6 34 .652 .562 .546 .371 .367 .337 0 John Brans, Salt Laka City, rtak M- BAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL (C-1311 Jim MarabaU. Pbeenii S6-S7 133 ab bl Top Seeds Win aaiuMa? Kesalta Baltimore 6, Minnesota Milwaukea i. Boston Oakland 1.

New York Washington 3, California Detroit t. Chlcaio Kansas Cltr Cleveland FOR EXTRA STRENGTH ON THE ROAD Mabloa Mae, Albuquerque 70-68134 Bonds cl 5 14 0 Stsehl tb Bryan Cenulork. Escondldo, 99-1 Hunt lb 3 0 9 0 Oosger tt 137i Pete Fleming, Hot Springe. Ark.iMason 2b 1 9 0 0 Stsub rf (7.70 137i Jim Russell- Soeorro, (9-M 137ii Hart If 5 1 1 1 Fairly lb Terry Dear. Albuquerque S-9 137 DlrkiMrCovey lb 3 111 MJones If 4 4 a bl 4 3 11 4 111 110 0 4 2 15 2 111 1000 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 4 0 10 3 2 10 1 0 1 0 Gamee Today and Probable Pllrhera In Tennis Meet layior, rtorenee, juaetran, Arm.

as- uiets sing sauey pa 70 13ii Dan Sommers, Ailee, M-70 131: Gallagher 3b 3 9 0 0 Hahn If 4 0 12 Bateman FJohnson rf Milt Klugneaa, Casper, Wya. (5-73 Utl Joe Helse ss FOREMOST MILEAGEMAKER II Fuentes sa 1 0 0 0 Laboy 3b 1 0 0 0 Wine as 2 0 10 Morton 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Reberger Cumbrlnd BTaylor ph Davison Mrlwood studio City, Calif. 7S-SS 13i Bud Allen, 8anta Barbara, Calif. 71-47 lKi Wrigbt Garrett. Albuquerque (8-79139.

AMATEURS Mark Sullivan, pboenii (Tf-CT 134i Ron Ellis, College Station, Tel. 137i Pat Helen. Spokane. Wasb. (9-701391 Curtis Toledo, Farmmgton, 7MS-140.

New York (Bahnsen 9-6) at Oakland (Hunter 13-1). Washington (Hannan 6-S or Bnsman M) at California (murphy 11-6), Boston (Peten (4 al Milwaukea (Lock-wood 1-7. Baltlmort (McNally 12-7) at Minnesota (Perry 15-7) Chicago (John 112) at Detroit (Lollch Kansai City (Butler 5-9 and Morehead 1-3) at Cleveland (Austin 1-4 and Hargan a. Phils Surge PHILADELPHIA wv The Total 31 9 I Total 31 10 1 9 San Francisco 4(9 9(9 1991 surprising Philadelphia Phillies erupted for six runs in the fifth Montreal 319 (99 9 9 I 10 McCovey 1. DP Montreal 2.

LOB San Francisco 8, Montreal 0. 2B McCovey, Wine, Hart. HR-Hart (4), Fairly (11). M.Jones SB Fairly, inning and rolled to their ninth Bateman, S-Gallagher, Morton. National Leagna East 55 44 52 44 victory In 10 games, 9-2 over the Ir BR BB SU blockwall tubeless 520-13 plus 1.37 fed.

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Nearly 30 titles will be decided today. Men's Singles: qaarlerllnala: Diek Merhem del. Tim Rossell. 4-1, (-21 Jaek Kennedy del. Marak Reynolds, 4-4, 4-4, Steve Lamoreasi del.

Paul Butt, 1-5, 4-i, -3i Van Hill del. Jim Noble, (-4, Women's Singles: semis: Molly Higgina del. Ana Marl Sanekes, (-2, 1-0 1 Staay Kelly del. Julia Wklte, S-4, 0-1. Men's Denbles: Semis: Van Hill-Dwtghl Howard del.

Jim Kreuger-Jim Noble, Mi Ian Pbillipa-Tim Russell del. Paul Bull-Jack Kennedy, 44, 8-4, 6-3. Bays 11 Singles: Semis: Mike Huffman del. Doug Harbert, 44), 9-1 1 Randy Clark del. Gary Wbeeler, (4, 1-1.

Baldschn 9 0 0 0 Total 15 2 1 3 Total 3 111 Helms 2b 1 0 0 0 Corrales ie Cardenal rf 33 910 8 Cincinnati 69 30 .697 LoaAngeM 55 41 .573 12ft Atlanta 47 50 .45 21 Francisco 45 50 .474 22 Houston 44 54 .449 24ft San Diego 39 61 .390 30ft Saturday Results Cincinnati 5, St Loula i Atlanta 9, Chicago 0 Houston 8. Pittsburgh 4 New York Los Angeles 4 Philadlphla 9, San Diego I Montreal 10. Francisco 5 Games Today and Probable Pitchers San Francisco (Marietta! 1-9) at Montreal (McOlnn (-6). Los Angeles (Sutton 11-7) at New York (Oentry 7-5) San Diego (Dobson (-11) at Philadelphia (Fryman 64). Atlanta (Jarvls 1M and Cardwetl 1-2) at Chicago (Hands 12-7 and Decker 2-5), 1 Houston (Wilson 4-4) at Pittsburgh (Nelson 4-1).

St. Louis (Carlton 1-13) at Cincinnati (Simpson 13-2). 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9- 1 Hacue lb French lakes Raceway Main El Paso's Edd French won the main event in super modified racing at Albuquerque Raceway and picked up a $100 bonus for beating New Mexico Motor Racing Assn. point leader Buddy Taylor. French grabbed the lead from Gary Briggs and then outdueled Taylor to the checkered flag.

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