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Ha yot Cathy Mont ii Linda Rinker ra 0 3 3 0 1 0 HBP— by Gullickson (Hall) by Reardon (Hall) WP — Gullickson T— 2:34 A— 24709 -- Hunt-Kell- Barbara Rica Jans Barrow-Sydn- Co mi tock-St- y o priori Pyno Crafter-Juli- e Forgon-Joo- n Cnnnghm Forwig Joyco Skinner Pulx-Dobb- Rnhrdt Doiloy-Aloxond- ra Hirata Wood Hand-Go- il Stronoy-DoaniHuxhold-Cind- a 34-3- 8 — 72 Lincoln y Kazmiortki-Sandr- a Marti Spuzch Smith Adam --Cathy Reynolds n-- Craft-Penn- y Zavkhas PGA American Conference East Cleveland New rain NY at Minnesota 13-- 9) 2:20 pm Cleveland (Anderson 7:35 pm at 3-- (Williams at 1) 8-- 7) La Reuss Baltimore (McGregor Milwaukee (Sutton 1) (W cf rf Griffey If Winfieid Piniella dh Bolboni lb Evans 3b Cerone c Robertson ss 10 0 0 10 Thomas cf Howell dh Skube dh 0 0 Moore rf ab r - h bi 4 4 3 1 5 2 4 4 4 1 3 2 1 4 113 10 10 5 111 2 2 10 Gantner 2b 37 14 15 12 29 0 3 0 Totals 000 000 000— 0 513 001 40x— 14 Totals New York Milwaukee E — Robertson Porter DP —New York 1 Milwaukee 1 LOB— New 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banning (8) SB— Bannister 2 (18) S— Nolan ER BB SO IP H R Cleveland 7 Baltimore 9 Toronto 6 California 2 Detroit 5 Boston 1 Minnesota 5 Kansas City 4 Cleveland 5 Baltimore 3 Milwaukee 14 New York 0 144 74-70- Bill SF— Davis T— 2:20 A— 5535 44 73—144 Jim Nelford Tom Purtzor 2B — Durham WP — Mirabolla -- Hayes Norris Wei bring DA Ramirez Krenchicki DP — Atlanta 1 LOB — Atlanta 5 Cincinnati 7 2B —Comp Bonch Hob-baHor nor 3B — Rodus HR — Driouon (15) Bonch (13) SB — Rodus 2 (6) Murphy (18) Bonodict (4) S— Trevino SF — Walker 71 Sander Bill E — Bonodict 68-76- Transactions NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Veteran quarterback Archie Manning battling for his starting job against Saints newcomer Ken Stabler today was traded to Houston for holdout Oilers offensive tackle and All-Pr- o Leon Gray Manning 33 lost his starting job last week to Stabler who also will start for the Saints Sunday against the Chicago Bears Stabler a NFL veteran “You don’t get better by standing still The only one we could make the deal for was Archie We needed a whole shovel full of dirt and not a little bit” Stabler and Manning combined for 20 completions on 34 attempts for 224 yards in last Sunday’s losing effort against St Louis But Manning was used only on a few plays to give Stabler a break Manning was visibly upset at was acquired after second-yea- r Phillips’ decision to start Stabler quarterback Dave Wilson suffered against the Cardinals However a season-endin- g knee injury in the the coach earlier said he would Saints’ first preseason game decide his starter on a basis Gray 30 who had refused to play “I don’t know a ball club that has unless the Oilers more than doubled his pay must sign a contract two (quality) quarterbacks” Philwith Houston before the trade can lips said “We are probably the be final But Saints head coach only one in football that had two Bum Phillips said the contract was quarterbacks who could prove they a mere formality and should be could play in the NFL I’ve never been that fortunate before Now signed later today “It’s an extremely tough deci- I’m not that fortunate” The trade will send Phillips in sion when you talk about a guy who’s done so much for this city” search of another quarterback said Phillips who reached a verbal With Manning gone the Saints veteran Bobby agreement with the Oilers late have only receivScott and quarterback-wid- e Thursday night of er Guido Merkens informed the Manning Phillips Scott was on injured reserve and trade just before calling a news would have to pass waivers to be conference today Manning an veteran was the Saints’ No 1 reactivated The trade also clouded the status draft choice in 1971 and had spent Gifford his entire pro career at New Or- of Oilers’ signal-calle- r Nielsen Houston coaches have not leans “I just accept it” Manning said publicly expressed displeasure “It’s kind of tough I’ve been here with the quarterback’s so long I’m just going to look at it performance but Nielsen was inefas something good” fective in Houston’s lackluster 27-ofThe Saints badly needed an loss to the Cincinfensive tackle of Gray’s quality nati Bengals and the Manning trade was made Phillips said Gray should be on the basis of the team’s future ready to play in three to four days but may not take the field during Phillips said “In the interest of recognizing the Saints-Bear- s game what we wanted to have in the long “He said he’s in good shape but run this will accomplish it” Phil- it might be difficult against lips said Chicago” the coach said 21-- 7 13-ye- ar Baseball 12-1- American League — Upheld the Seattle pitcher Gaylord Perry suspension to 1 Basketball 1) Milwaukee — Signed free agent forward Steve Mix to an offer sheet signed rookie guards Tony Carr and Robert contracts Tate and forward Bob Coenen to one-yePortland — Requested waivers on guard Billy Ray Bates Orosco Scott Diaz ar T— 249 A— 8622 Kentucky — Arizona (USFL) College Dismissed tailback Pete Venable from the football team for the remainder of the season for disciplinary reasons Football — Signed defensive bock Aaron Mitch- ell New Orleans — Traded quarterback Archie Manning to Houston for offensive tackle Leon Gray wide receiver Willie Sydnor Pittsburgh — placed running back Frank Wilson on injured reserve Hockey Quebec — Sent gooltender Michel Dufour Brian Ford and Guy lemonde defensemen Mork Pletts Terry Johnson ond Scott McGeown and forwards Bruce Campbell Gaulin Andre Syhrain Cote Garry Dillon Jean-MoChortrain Robbie McKenzie ond Rot Brownridg to Fredericton (AHL) returned Philip Stanger Mike Hough Andre Martin Daniel Poudrier and Jean Gauthier to their junior teams re week-to-wee- k 11-ye- ar 11-ye- ar IP Minnesota H R ER BB SO Golf 8 8 ovens (W avis (S 20) Havens pitched to 2 batters in 9th T— 2:08 A— 7201 2) 11 5th-ye- SEATTLE TEXAS ab r Wright cf O'Brien If 6 h bi Simpson cf Castillo 3b LPGA PING Team Sandberg 2b Moreland If Championships Sept 17 At Portland Ore MONTREAL CHICAGO season-openin- g LPGA WP—Carlton T— 2:37 A —37262 Bowa ss ss Kennedy 1 b Buckner rf Durham Johnstone rf Local patrollers named Kids in Sports Soccer plcayeirs should shootf for (accuracy By DAN SPERAW like to play with my sons at whatever sport they happen to be doing They are very excited about soccer now and I want to know what is the most important skill for this sport regardless of age or ability — Tim Little Rock Ark A Dr Richard Johnson head of Mount Sinai Hospital in Chicago developed a $12000 videotape recorder that is linked into a computer Its purpose is to analyze the body movements of athletes One of Johnson’s first discoveries was that kids have much higher foot speeds during the kick than professional soccer players but they could not come close to duplicating the ball speed of the pros He found that when the young athletes slowed their foot speeds the kicks had more velocity Johnson believes that incorrect kicking can cause light strains in the ankle and knee and microscopic strains in the groin — minor injuries that could becomeof more serious younger playSlowing down the foot speed kicks accurate more ers also resulted in Q I ar Don Kelly who has been coaching youth soccer teams in California for six years said “When kicking or dribbling (moving down-fiel- d while maintaining control of the ball) use either side of the foot but especially use the instep Never use the end of the toe” Mike Bury who is coaching a soccer team in San Jose Calif for the third straight year believes that many American coaches still don’t understand many of soccer’s subtleties Instead of putting a premium on power coaches should first stress control and accuracy “Many coaches want the kids to go for distance so they have to use the toe” Bury said “And kicking with the toe can hurt” Besides learning to kick the bail with the sides of the feet there is an another phase of the game young players need to work on Tom Anderson who has been coaching soccer for 15 years and last year guided his team to the Western Regional title said “Soccer is more a ‘team’ sport than baseball or even football When learning the game most kids tend to keep possession of the' ball instead of passing” California attorney Tom Shanle who has teams four years been coaching a of spends great deal time putting his players through passing drills instead of emphasizing individual oriented skills “When the kids are young” he said “it seems to them that the most efficient way to move the ball downfield is to keep it After all their teammate might miss the pass or not know what to do with the ball if they got it “But passing is the name of this game and the way to learn to pass is to practice We first work on passing drills then use those same drills to put the kids under pressure They have to pass with someone trying to take the ball away” r As a youngster Tony Crescitelli a veteran with the San Jose Earthquakes spent hour after hour working on his ball skills “Get to know the ball” Crescitelli said “Become friends with it Learn control by kicking it around the yard and off walls Kick the ball back and forth with a teammate for accuracy to national organization Pales The Intermountain of George Division of the Nation- Nordic Valley and al Ski Patrol honored Snowbasin’s James G two local Ski Patrol Lancaster were remembers at its annual cognized by the na- convention at Idaho Falls tional body as out-standi- ski daily” awarded a Purple Merit Star for saving a life in 1980 Pales an assistant professor of radiological sciences at Weber State College is now the first aid adviser to the Intermountain Ski Patrol Division Lancaster a North resident received the Yellow Merit Star for out- Ogden four-yea- — ng patrollers Pales was appointed to the National Ski Patrol for nine years of excellent service during which he was James Lancaster George Pales standing service as the Utah Region Avalanche Adviser He received an appointment to the National Ski Patrol last year |
