Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 38

F-2 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Friday, May 29, 1970 Grandfather Art Pollard Confident About 500 Spurs Spank 4-1 City, put in 28th starting Hogans and the Sneads in golf, from Kansas Who can still hit a ball out of; the other car INDIANAPOLIS UR Art Pollard, a 43-year-old late-comer to big time auto racing, said Thursday he expects to become sight, but fall off in their putting. They may not have lost the ARLINGTON, Tex. Greg loss on the undefeated right- desire but they certainly are no Arnold tossed a six-hitter and Zander. i the first grandfather to win the longer competitive with the the Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs! iora B0WUlsKl wo iook over young lions of their sport. "I haven't reached that point yet; in fact, I feel I'm just reaching my prime.

I have more rr. $825,000 Indianpolis 500-mile auto race. Marking time in his garage 48 hours before the start of the race, Pollard said: "Most other athletes lose their desire to compete, to win, after they reach 40. There are the desire now than when I got into a race car the first time in 1955, when the Hogans and the Sneads were at the top. downed Albuquerque 4-1 Thursday night.

Arnold, who ran his record to 4-2, walked three and fanned six and had trouble in only one inning, the seventh, when the Dodgers combined Ferguson's leadoff double, a single by Tim Johnson and Guy Rose's pinch sacrifice fly for their only run. The Spurs, who three times have proved troublesome for Jim Flynn, chased him again but once more failed to pin the "And for goodness sakes, there is a heck of a lot of dif ference in driving a race car Jaros, Steffes and hitting a golf ball." actruui, was lageu for six hits and the Spurs' last three runs. Ron Shelton and Enzio Hernandez both singled to start the winning rally. Steve Green forced Shelton but Petie Watts beat out a hit off Sowinski's glove to load the bases and Scott McDonald singled home two runs. Watts, who went to third on the hit, scored on Chris Carnegie's sacrifice fly to right.

It was announced that Albuquerque pitcher Doyle Alexander, who will pitch in tonight's game, has been called up to Spokane of the AAA Pacific Coast League. Alexander, with a 4-3 record and 3.16 earned run average, will leave for the Los Angeles The former modified stock car champion from Medford, Vie on Coast is unlike most of the 33 starters position at 166.121 m.p.h. The third machine, powered like the others by a turbocharged Of-fenhauser engine, was held in reserve. Pollard, who is making only his third start at Indy, figures there are 10 drivers that rate about an equal chance of winning. In addition to himself, he lists front-row starters Al Unser, A.

J. Foyt, and Johnny Rutherford; his own second-row mates, Roger McCluskey and Mark Donohue; 1968 winner Bobby Unser and 1969 champion Mario Andretti; Lloyd Ruby, who starts in 25th position, and Jack Brabham, who starts in 26th place. "I expect all of them to charge from the flag, and to protect my own position I'm going to be forced to charge with them," Pollard said. Pollard's chief claim to fame, aside from winning two championship events last year, was in 1968, when he drove one of Andy Granatelli's Turbine cars in the Indianapolis 500. He had the car In sixth place when a broken fuel pump put him out on the 189th lap.

But as for Saturday's race, Pollard Baid he figures his chances are better than most, in the 54th Indianapolis 500 lineup: aside from his age, he is part owner of the firm that pays the bill for his racing operation. Pollard's cars are sponsored by a firm that franchises car wash systems bearing his name. "Our operation on USCA's PCL affiliate Saturday. He leads championship trail this year will cost about $400,000," Pollard Albuquerque in strikeouts with 59. He has walked 22 batters in 69 2-3 innings.

said. "So we'd have to win two races the size of Indianapolis just to pay the bills." ALM QI EBQIE ab bl AL I XSER HDUi T1IIJ1K: Indianapolis 500 pole sitter Al Uaser of Albuquerque, who was 31 this week, adjusts his fire retarder head and face covering used under his racing helmet. This head stocking can prevent damage to the face in case of flash fire in a race car. Indianapolis drivers wear fire retarder uniforms, gloves and socks as well as the head piece during all practice runs as well as the big race. (UPI Telephoto) Ervin Jaros, who last week bested his own school record in the discus, and triple jumper Chuck Steffes will be New Mexico's entries in the Kennedy Games at Berkeley, Saturday.

Jaros threw 188-5 at Modesto last week to add almost three feet to the school mark of 185-9 which he had established on the same track two years ago. The Lobo senior was the No. 2 collegian in this year's Modesto discus, but in spite of his school record performance, he failed to make the finals. Steffes, who has a best jump 52-04 this year, went 50-8 at Modesto last week. Coach Hugh Hackctt said three-rniler Chuck Steffes will join Jaros and Steffes at the NCAA championships June 18-20 at Des Moines, Iowa.

Pollard brought three new cars designed by veteran mechanic Grant King to Indianapolis. The husky 200-pounder qualified one car on the outside of the second row at CB Nrlmaib 4 Milium, rl 3'j Moore lk 4 5 ljinfU i-rrun a SI Johntoo aa 4 9 GB 1 Kaluun 1 Pwrunf 3b 11 2 Hrnn 1 3 Tow ph 1 1 0 a 1 1 TKXAS I.t.WE Western Divhinn Pet. AI OI KKUI 25 15 .625 FX PASO 2t 18 PAU-AS FT WORTH 20 20 AMARUXO 17 23 .425 Eaitem DIiaion Pet. MEMPHIS 19 16 .543 ARKANSAS 19 20 .487 SAN ANTONIO 17 20 .459 smiEVEPORT 15 21 .417 TbufMia? KeMilla DallaaH. Worth 4.

Albuquerque i Arkaroas 7, San Antonio 6 Memphis 9, Shreveport 1 AmanUo 8. El Paso 5 Game Tday ALRI t.BQl'E at DaliaaFt. Worth AinanUo at Ei Paso Kan Antonio at Araansai Blireveport al Memphis 168.595 miles per hour. adding: "After all, I have more 6 4a Sitrirwkip Greg Weld, 26-year-old rookie; Rain 3Ik1 1ms to'lose. iGatliher pb Tolali DALLAS-FT WORTH Shellon Hernandea aa HjfGarrett's 66 Tops Arizona Tops Denver, 4-2 Phils Trip Expos f.reealb Watta rf Mi Dnnald lb arnette If i In ACC Pro-Senior MONTREAL Pinch hitter Terry Harmon's 11th inning TUCSON (ji Arizona's Wildcats, representatives of the sacrifice fly, following a triple Mathewe Arnold Tolala Albuquerqne noO Amerlran I.arue East Pot.

C.B 4 12 4, )(-l 3f( 1 Wright Garrett blistered his four-under-par 68 for second DaJlaa-Ft. Worth Alt OOt gheltoa Gallaaber. DP Hernandei. and Mrlionald. 1.

OH Albuquerque BaliSmnre 32 13 .711 New York 2S 21 .543 Deiroit 20 21 .488 Washington a 23 Boston 18 24 429 Cleveland 14 26 i n. a il- plavoff contest Tnursdav night. layout with a six-under-par 66 tojPradise Hills C. C. toured the a m(J, 4 3 10 11 12'i 15'a Worth 1L 2B Hernandea.

Ferruaon. Sac Car- Jimmy Abreu ibv Larry Bow a. helped the Philadelphia Phillies to a 5-3 victory over Montreal Thursday night. i 1-HI1ADHPHU MdVTRFAI. ah hi ab i TTtvlnr 3b 6 2 12 if 6 8 0 nvi a solo if i ft 5 1 1 Paiier ph 1 a rnr.r.on lb 1 1 Oa If 1 capture the profession a 1 par-72 lavout in 70 for third spot.

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ton n-n. im Plrnn I Aril. DOUBLE A (BEEP-BEEP) 0 6oinakl (L.l 3) 2 4 1 4 Bill Kuhl led his five man team Moya tied for first in tne Signs at HU Minnesota 2U California 28 Oakland 24 Kansas City 18 Chicago 17 Miluaukeo 13 .707 C16 2'i .533 7 419 12 .38 .310 16'i 12 16 21 25 27 29 to victory in the team division of i amateur sweepstakes. They all KSAC WINS Arnold (W.4-S 4 1 1 1 6 HHP Kt Arnold tHynnl. 1:21.

Attendance 1430. II iRSi the Pro-Senior golf tournament 'fired 74s. MARYVILLE, Tenn. i i i i at ACC Thursday, Wertz finished the tourney 'Defending champion Bobby aI LAS EG A.N, N.M. Al! state tR.ii.'m Kuhl, playing as a team captain, led the eroun of Genrep ped the total to 67 which won the first lap and was never seriously if nu .1 ...,4 letter of intent 10 attend err.er Wnle Iviiie Rnv Pnctor onH lOW net division.

4 0 2 2 2b 4 I 5 0 Fairer ph 1 (HI a fi'siib rl Sole 1 1 0 pniii.rsi rf 1 0 1 0 0 Halerijui 4 I 111 rWcafclla etlll 10 0 0 l.i-rs 5 1 2 0 0 0 Faislr IS 1 1 0 0 i pt 0 0 0 8 Wite SIM Mtin 3 0 0 1 poi'riyM 10 0 0 Mrt I) 0 (Urhie pb 19 0 0 5 Tmai 7 3 01 I I I i 1 oat I "UB na) uucauiiiu in V.UIUIUK Hiphlantit t'nivpmtv this fnm. i A's Blank Angels ANAHEIM tfi Tony LaRussa's two-run double in the seventh inning and the six-hit pitching of right-hander Chuck Dobson sparked the Oakland SeliTia 77 (9 han-IMarvville 200 NASCAR race at. Rp.nlt! Oakland 2, California 0 Minnesota 11. Mllauke 2 Omer ciuns not scheduled. Games Todar and Probable Pltrhen Cleveland (Miller 1-1) at Oakland (Finger 2-ai, niflu Baltimore (Cuellar 4-3) at California (Messersmith 5-3 1, ntirtu Detroit (Lollch 55) it Milwaukee (Lockwood 0-1 nlirht New York (Kekich 0-1) at Mlrmesot (Zepp 14 night Kansas City (Rooker 3-2) at Washington (Coleman 3-3).

meht Smoky Mountain Raceway. I 1 A. H. Gates to a low ball second at score of 56 to edge the team of jdicap). Dr.

Robert Lockhard. Aorcu, wno won nonors in. football and basketball at West I Las Vegas High School, signed the letter earlier this week. I r- uihrtnd Priest, Joe Hartman and Seth Athletics to a 2-0 victory over I U'B- the California Angels Kuhl was PA AftM tr. fl flint Mnr'real II 5B Bales Cmcatfii (John 7 at Boston (Siebert night.

The head coaches of the major (for )B -1V' HR. TavV'if 4-2), night aiau lapuu uidi lectin. Also at second with 57s were I 3t. ST Miirtoti, HurtTMn sports at Highlands -John! Highland's D. Woods Selects Oklahoma TP in nn Natlon.il Lrariie OAKLAND CALIFOBX1A ab bl ab bl Camnnrls aa 4 0 0 0 Alomar 5b 4 0 10 3 the team of Olif Boyd (amateur; Monday II 4 0 10 rregosl a 4 0 Tna Mnva nar illnn 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 Johnstona tl 4 0 0 0i ou.

ouvia, IRudl ef Ivra, football; Jim Marshall, ba-eball; and Don Gibson, basketball all indicated they were plesed to have an Fast 21 22 21 4 I 4 1 0 4 lartfti Paln.er H.ri,er iWJJI Jen.a Murtiiti S4 T. Rjackson rf Ajohnson 4 i oj L. B. Farmer and Gene Wertz Bando 3 0 1 0 Spencer lb SOSOit CB 2'a 4a 1 Pel. .561 .500 .457 .372 1 a IS 22 21 25 25 27 14 IS 14 0 athlete of Abreu's caliber attend T- Chicago New York SI Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Montreal Cincinnati Atlanta Iifis Aneies Franc isco Houston FAlou rf 3 110 MrMuiln 3b 3 oi pius uic team ui Dlity llova Francona lb 2 0 0 0 Reynolds rf 3 0 0 0, Tq Al(ne nrnfeecinnul Mmcher lb 0 0 0 0 Azcue i 0 0 01 139 Ail0S PrOieSSlOndU W.

1. Fernandz 3110 siiverio ph looo Bover, Paul Garrett, Lincoln laRussa 2b 4 0 2 2 Kgan HtO'. Dobson 4010 RMay 200 o.Cotton and J. T. Tittman.

19 16 Writ 3H 25 25 Hibhlands and participate in its athletic program." 44J9 HI AWNINGS Lomot 25 814 6 .556 7 .489 10 .4.15 20 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cotton fired a hole-in-one Repo ph EFisher 23 24 20 26 rliirinri tVia rAiincl Ua Viif a CAMl-tt TRAILID five Rl A A1 wuim. n. mi a Total 31 2 7 Total Oakland 0 0 0 0 1(16 Feiultn S. Montreal into the cup on 151-yards AAA A Cntrl 243 2241 Philadlila fll imiu.jrs) The coaches said that current plans are to have Abreu playing safety and quarterback in football and guard and forward in basketball. He pitched and playde shortstop in baseball.

lanmrnia vw in-li niin.uM Plttsbureh 7 ir04jTfs J45 ttnt It Aaii cnicatjo St Ijoui EDOLEMAN 1105 Caadlri lomwrlr M. 9. New York 2 4. Los Angeles 3 8 Francisco DP-OakInd 2, California 1. LOB a uuiuuci oia.

Oakland 7. California 4. 2B LaRuss, Gflrrpft's fifi wnn him thn tllo Monday. S-Francona. f1 nim me )U ip rerbb so first prize in the professional Dobson (W.5-4) .8 6 0 0 6 4 May (L.3-3) 72119 sweepstakes while University of Fisher Jl i Highland's Dennis Woods, considered one of the top prep football prospects in New Mexico, said Thursday he has signed a national letter of intent to attend Oklahoma.

Woods, a 215 pound defensive end, was being sought by most of the area colleges, including New Mexico which appeared to have the inside track until Thursday's announcement. Woods said, "No, there is no particular reason why I chose Oklahoma other than I think I'll like it there. I visited there twice and was impressed with the school as well as the coaches." The all-stater, who finished fifth in the state in the shot, said he would not compete in track in college. His best toss this year was 53-7. Woods, who will play in the North-South All-Star football game in August, said he would stay in the city this summer and "probably work in construction and parttime at the Rio Grande swimming pool." He reports to the Oklahoma campus Aug.

22. May (Bando). PB ew Mexico assistant professional Terry Dear fired a HBP-br Pernandeii. A 8.714. Other clubs not scheduled.

Games Today and I'rnbable Pitchers Houston (Griffin 1-6 at New York (Seaver 7-3), night San Fritnclsco (Robertson 4-4) at Pttta-burgh (Veale 3-41, nisht Los Angeles (Poster 3-5) at St. Louis (Brtles 1-1 1, night Montreal (Wegener 0-0) at Cincinnati (Nolan fi-21, night Philadelphia (Bunnlng 1-6) at Atlanta (Jarvis 4-3), nighi Only games cneduVd Texas League Results BhreTeport OM 001 0(10-1 8 1 Memphis 510 mi 11 fi Bell. Ford (1). Grant (4), Brllton (7). and Zahnta.

MrLeod. Bethke IC). and Mlsrhke, W-DlrLeod, 2-J. L-Bell, 3-3. HR-Milner, Memphis, (5), 1st, 2 on.

Amarillo 00.1 002 010-8 12 1 El Paso 200 300 OO0-5 12 1 Rrrrsnn. Hernandei (4). and Rider: Coi, Enilehardt (31. Sinclair (5). Knurten IK REB'S POLICY WINS IXGLEWOOD, Calif, Reb's Policy piloted by Bill Mahorney, grabbed an early lead and held it easily to the $20,000 Redondo Beach Woman's Club Purse at Hollywood Park.

The difference between what makes a car's wheels turn and what makes the Audi's wheels turn. Snorts Scores Sella il. and Sunn. H-llernandes, 2-2. L-Hhnclair, l.

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LOBO LITTI.K LEAUVE Cowboys 6, Hawks 4. Twins 18, Tigers Astros 8. Cardinals 7. ZIA LITTLE LEAOI'E Ptraies 16. Giants 10.

AMIRICAN- LWilON Del Nor'e 5, West Mesa 0. THl'NDLRBrRD LITTLE LF.AGrE Gianis 7, Braves 8. Dodgers Astros 11. Ancels 9: Panthers S. Lions 4.

KOADKLNNI LITTLE LEAIil Manufacturers 2. Sandersll: Mnbllers 6, Pouitrvmra 5: EGO 5. Charlie Brown 3: Boots Pierce 2 WEST MESA LITTLE LEAOI Bears 4. Lobos 3: Mustangs 5, Panthers 3. 1 COACH TO RETIRE CAMBRIDGE, Mass.

-John Yovicsin, whose Harvard football teams had 10 consecutive winning seasons from 1959 to 1968, will retire as head football coach at the end of the aw4li0ua.aa.yy& than you do with the others. And the better your feel of the road, the more control you have over the car. Rack-and-Pinion steering is just one of the Audi's many points of difference. It also has front-wheel drive. Inboard front disc brakes.

And. why not come in and see for yourself. While you're down here, you'll have an opportunity to drive the Audi, too, nafurally-and see that the things we say in our advertising aren just things we say in our advertising. Audi' The revolutionary new car from Germany. 1970 season.

Mot can turn by of a steering lystem called Recirculating Ball. Here's how it worki (bear with us, please); When you turn the steering wheel, the steering column is turned. This rotates the spiral drive gear. Which moves the recirculating ball segment. Which rotates the sector shaft.

Which moves a lever. Which, through the tie rods, turns the wheels. Sounds complicated? That's precisely our point. The Audi's wheels turn by means of a steering system called Rack-and-Pinion. And here's how if works- When the steering column is turned, a pinion (which is basically a gear) is rotated.

This creates horizontal movement of the rack. Which, through the tie rods, turns the wheels. Though you may not understand all the words, we're sure you can see how much simpler and more direct our system is. Thissimphcity is why FUN VALLEY u.s.a. Home of "THE ALL AMERICAN FUTURITY" WORLD'S RICHEST HORSE RACE ENJOY THE "SPORT OF KINGS' WHERE "SPORTS" ARE KING, IN THE BEAUTIFUL COOL MOUNTAINS OF NEW MEXICO you get a better feel of the road with our steering system Ai -C p.

m. Thrill to the thunder of lightning-fast thoroughbreds end Quarter Horses ot the "Friendly Western Track" La Mesa features a CLOSE-UP VIEW of the racing action end color from its big grandstand plus convenient food and drink concessions to make your afternoons at the track enjoyable as well as exciting Pari-muruel wagering now includes the DAILY DOUBLE, QUINELLAS ond the fabulous "BIG Twelve Big Races Daily-Post Time 1 p.m. I.1DT Tills FMDAY, SATURDAY SVXDAY EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY rm 7773 feRVIDOSO DOWNS For reserved seats, call our Ticket Office, 505-445-2761, or write Box 1147, Raton, N.M. HWY. 70 RUIDOSO DOWNS, N.

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