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Show 2D The gait Lake Tribune, Thursday, April 1, Ik Spcris 1871 orld of SpOItS 'J'Jjg Tribune Scoreboard Top Derby Hopeful Breaks Leg X4zy by ' Combined Wire Services For most a spring HOLTVILLE, CALIF. training is a bothersome, but necessary evil. The players who fit into this category are, however, relaxed and pretty much are alloved to set their own pace while refining basic talents preparatory to opening another baseball season. But for the less fortunate, spring training can be a trauma-fillenightmare Management each year must make decisions whether to keep a player, release him outright or farm him out to a lower classification. And it is not always a case of whether the player in question has no talent and no future in the game. Otherwise these decisions would be easy. Sometimes a club is so well stocked with players with three or four promising men fighting for the same position that a reasonably good player might be cut. Within the next few days the California Angel organization must make decisions that will have a definite bearing on the careers and lives of several d payers. V First Month of Season . division racing scramble. For the first month of the Pacific Coast League sehson Manager Del. Rice will be allowed to carry 24 Rice at this moment has not decided as to his h($v squad will be broken down. It is possible he might carry 12 pitchers, two catch-et- j; that hegyever five infielders and five outfielders. Or he may de- to carry only 10 pitchers, opening up two more spots on the Angels roster. ; Two factors must enter into Rices thinking nfiw. First he has several pitchers on the military reserve list and he will often find during the course of a campaign these pitchers leaving for military camp. So he mightwant to carry an extra pitcher or two. T But on the other hand, spring weather in Salt lAke City being so unpredictable and with the possibility of many rainouts looming during the first nlonth Rice might find himself in the position whereby his owt. starters might not be getting enough work. But while the Angel organization labors with its problems of w'hat to do with certain border-linpersonnel, Salt Lake fans can be assured that the dismal baseball picture in the Beehive State capital apparently is reversing itself. ; For example, and just to pick three names from a; list of several still struggling to make the Salt L&ke team, there is first baseman Jerry Feldman $io hit .290 at El Paso last year and before that bpasted a .330 average in the rookie league. plljers. He more, And then there are pitchers Dave Sells and Dan Keller, who must convince Angel brass they can record with El pitch in Triple A. Sells had a team A Double Keller was and last Pesos year tfcere and a couple of seasons back won 14 games for Sm Jose. I Its remarkable when you think back to last The Salt Lake Padres came north with a pitch-ii- g staff so weak that in subsequent weeks seveial pjtchers were dropped all the way down to Lodi of the Class A league and couldnt win there. Batting around . . . Theres a Mantle and a in camp here . . . one is a rookie, Allen Mantle, afid is a cousin to Mickey the Conigliaro ;s the Mother of Tony with California and Billy with Bos-tj- n . . . Richey Conigliaro is just trying out, maybe f$r the fun of it and they say he is kind of kookie . . . aso here is pitcher Lee Meyers, whose chief claim to fime was being married at the age of 18 to actress Mamie Van Doren. Those BYU boys always seem to end up right i, , Lefty Jim Englehardt, who pitched for the Y in 1967 is married to one of the loveliest gals youll ever ale ... Jim has a good chance to be pitching for S.L. afid already the couple has been inquiring about an apartment . . . Pitcher Paul Doyle carries the distinction of being the oldest member of the Salt Lake telm ... Doyle is 31, three days older than Dennis Bennett and until Ray Oyler reports tikes the needle for being greybeard of the squad . . . I may be three days older than Dennis, Doyle cfacked, but I have a body 10 years younger than his. d, a Veterinarian, after Hoist the Flag had suffered a' shattered pastern and fractured cannon bone in his right hind leg at the end of a mornPark. ing workout at "Its a question whether we can save his life or not. "I cant believe it really said Sid Watters happened, Jr., who trained the 1970 champion for Mis. Stephen C. Clark. Jockey Jean Cruguet, Hoist the Flag's regular rider, said he was pulling the son of Tom 7-- 4 5-- 5 sea-sO- Coni-giia- ... . n. im 20) 000 5 2 2 2 akMon WEATHER 1 contract. give. It was Cruguet who said after Hc.st the Flag's spectacular vic'ory in the Pay Shore at Aqueduct March 23: This horse cant lose unless he falls down. there weie Apparently many owners and trainers w ho agreed with Crugeuts enthusiastic appraisal of Hoist the Flag's tuture. With Hoist the Fle in Saturday's one mile Gotham at Aqueduct, racing secretary We Tommy Trotter said, could only count, at most, four entries. as Now Trotter expects many as 11 for the Gotham. Hoist the Flags injury also signals a probable cavalry charge for the Wood Memorial April 17 and for the Derby itself May 1. e career. Hoist In his the Flag aiways finished first although he was disqualified in the Champagne Stakes last year. The Montreal Expos trad- Prs WirMiota Unbeaten Hoist the ITag suffered two fractures at Belmont Park in New York. erant and reasonable treatment of your sometimes outrageous conduct during the past several years and in spite of my constant admonitions, you have continued to conduct yourself during some disgraceful games ir. manner, culminating with your performance in the Los Angeles at Chicago game on NBA technical fouls, refused to leave the court and held the game up for several minutes, arguing with the officials. Expos club in the Winnipeg International League, teams said. Th e Cincinnati Rumors that he would join the New York Knicks as head coach were partially responsible for A1 McGuire's a n n ouneement Wednesday that he has signed a new announced the Reds that your wire continued, the refusing to actions, m heed Referee (Mendy) directives to re- Rudolph's move yourself from the playing court, for your abusive profanity in so refusing and for your failure to remain in your dressing room after being ejected, you are hereby fined $1,500, $500 of which is an automatic fine for your failure to remain in your room after being dressing ejected as called for in rule 12, section 3, paragraph 1, Miss Plumage, next to the longest shot in the field of eight, was the surprise winner of the $33,750 "Prioress stake W'ednesday at Aqueduct. The daughter of Bold ridden bv Bobby Woodhouse, ran six to head furlongs in 1:11 Sea Saga. Third went to Emperors Desire, who finished 112 lengths back and a head in front of Aqua Belle. Wednesday Legend-Plumag- 3-- 5 page 22. Motta walked onto the court during the first quarter of the game and refused to go back to the bench when asked to do so by Rudolph. A technical foul was called on Motta, but the coach continued walking toward Rudolph in the middle of the court. Rudolph ejected Motta for his refusal to leave the court. It vas the second time with-i- n two months that Kennedy has imposed a large fine on Motta. The last time was in fa- vored Gleaming in a rodeo-lik- e stretch drive to win the $15,000 Hallandale Purse at Guifstream Park. The stewards put up the inquiry sign immediately after the finish and studied the film for 12 minutes before making a decision. BASKETBALL Chicagos In Battle With Carolina man Totals 54 123 ) Floridians Citrus Standings 13 10 PajttZ DflPra Michonl Leaks Dongdoft Hayes Total New Yom Monday. If not, Boryla has said he wont play at all in the ABA and according to Williams thats the way it shomd be. Unfortunately for Boryla and Utah, that sentiment isnt exactly running rampant. Williams said that Carolina should be fined heavily and that the Stars should have their pick of any player on the Carolina team. FT 6 6 8 0 (H 3 1 OFT28 Becx Hamond Keye Cannon 18 Brnhill 0 Brown 7 Becker 3 Workmn Simpson 13 10 31 MlTltUl Total 4 6 36 4 6 12 0 55 35 - 2 4 I 23 26 14 Denver Three point goals 8 0 16 13 15 29 0 6 12 0 0 6 44 16 2M1 132 18 34 121 JJ- -m 28 None. Fouled out None. otal fouls New York 24, Denver 22 But, that is not likely to happen. What is likely to happen is that McDaniels will go to Carolina and a settlement will be made between the Cougars and Stars. And, according to Williams, any way you look at it the Stars are getting the raw end of the deal. l Blass, told Ther Tribune 11 5 Pittsburgh I os Argrte 15 12 14 14 14 New York Chicago 5an Francisco St. Louts Houston Montreal Cincinnati 14 12 12 13 11 10 Philadelphia Atlanta 9 San Diego Wednesday's Results Washington 6, Baltimore S Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 4, Minnesota 1 Cincinnati 3, Kansas City 0 Chiceao 17, Detroit Milwaukee 4, Cleveland 3 Oakland 6, California 3 Chicago (N) 8, Jan Diego 4 Its tough enough having to fight the NBA, much less having to fight among ourselves, he concluded. And the plot ttiickens . . . cr fftjjfe ... A better vay to roll! victory over vau 8 Maw 2jD333I 1L fo Big Savings! Lowest Prices Clear Out Qur Odds and Ends . Your MONDA Cain, Our Loss. uTI Tire Centers T EXTENDED! 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Kennedy sent Motta a wire, saying, In spite of my tol- - 118-10- 1 Texas. Backs Utah Stars D-- 06 ...... Dovg Ard Continued from Page 1 8 their opening game here Monday against Adanta has been all 51,726 seats Denver 132, New York 121 sold out New York have been purchased. Dtflvtr March 28. For 40 infielder outfielder Jimmy Qualls to the Cincinnati Reds Wednesday for out- Virginia fielder Stan Swanson. Qualls will be assigned to the Reds Indianapolis team in the American Association and Swanson if being sent to the ed Akoci.'mI 1 3 Baltimore 1 3 Philadelphia DIVISION WESTERN 4 21 12 44 iue Carolina 'C" Senes 24 25 32 37123 Memphis 3 0 Milwaukee Three-poin- t Carolina. 3 Lillies 2, S3n Francisco 0 goals Lehmann, Memphis, Williams, S Jones. Series "0 Fouled out None 2 ? 14 Angeles Total fouis Carolina 2 2 16, Memphis ?1. Chicago Games Thursday's a Baltimore Philadelphia 123 131, Atlanta at New York Western Conference Semifinals Floridians Virginia d Milwaukee vs San Francisco at F T F T ft ft 3 H Tucke-Moe 2 45 8 Chicago at Los Angeles 2 13 6 Carter 78 19 Davis 14 Hai ge 4 haktns I 4 19 23 Calvin 1 28 Barrett I 12 5 7 26 Jon-- s 12 3 CSott American League 1 Wastn w Pet. , 0 5 041 10 TayOr 2 15 4 Wright 7 Milwaukee Burning 3M 17 R Scott 21 Robnsn .680 8 16 Chicago t 12 .572 2 Fuller 3 7 0 2 3 Irvin Wehinjton II .48 Baltimore 11 .4589 4 '7-IJ1 Total. Eoston 4. 2V13 12 Total, 10 .455 Cleveland . . . JJ 1 J Jy-- ui Viromi, 10 .417 Oakland 14J4 U II -1 JJ Minnesota FtonOitn. 10 .400 8 .348 Three point goals- - Nont California .333 Fouled outFloridians. C Scoff I New York 7 .304 Total fouls Virgimg 26, Floridians, 30. Kansas Cty National Leaeug I Pet. W Totals BASEBAIL six-rac- 1 t-- WAX J 1 1 ar y - il The Thick One: 1S70 . 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U Kraus-se- POO a into P.olfe Cero'in 4S iwaue arid CC v Ol Pet f 5 V mors going around that 1 was 41 4J AHTOfty 6 54 the popular and A leaving. AriZ JO 54 a 10 J 00 0 San D.ego . . rut spoken coach said. And I Wednesday1 Results OuO 000 3514 t C'i Cd90 to) 6 Texes 133 mxJ ana 1? Sevenmen Phoebus had opportunites to leave. and Barton, Virginia 131 Ftoricheos l?3 Pizzaro tfii ano Breeoen. W Paow Carcum. )( Memprtis "Outside that, there was a PLaro L Pnoetoy Denver 132 toe 21 Yortc At Winter haven, Fla. bit of money, he said (Only flames cneuuiG 010 001 0002 4 f Piftsburg 10 0C4 000 00x- -4 0 Bs cn I was an obvious reference Bins and 4a noth ten, M0y Culp and L Em., to his new contract. He said At Pompano Beacn. Fa t S 10 his pact should not be a model 0000 000 203 Baltimore 0 ) 102 012 OCx Washington tor other college basketball Palme, Dukes 6) an Hendr cxs. B W coaches. man, pma 'It and Casanova hRs Washington, man LPaimer. "Some of the schools might Howard, 2 At Crlanoo, Fia. he have to drop the sport, 7 3 3 20 .. 000 001 030- -4 0 ft Philadelphia 7 32 6 000 001 said. "I might say to you, Fanneo'a I (Mi (8) ano McCarver) Salma Bunninq, 3 W 6 Perry, Perrancski IF ther, that it's a good thing the and Ra.iiH 2 3 4 Bcnnrq L Perranoki president of Marquette UniAt Tampa, Fia. Totals 000 000 7 J SI1M4 129 Kansas Oty versity doesn't get paid. 1 000 100 02x 6 I 31 jj 34 Cncinnatt The Rev. John Raynor, Texas (8) Wnoh Indiana 27 37 42 4i ii Burgmeier (6L Abernathy Carroll Garrett (7), and T. Texav Moor Ham. tenc Martinez, goals Marquette president, said the Plummer (9). W and Bench, (9) v contract of assistant coach tlton, Indiana, Mount X Keller 2, Arm Qarrett At Fle. Hank Raymonds also was 6 2 000 000 001 Detroit 20? 002 92x17 14 Chicaao (a) extended through May 1976. (7) LaCrow (6), Scherman Gilpreth nd Prhan, Jcbn Foister (9 and Egan, under Memphis 123, Carolina 10S HRs The Chicago (a), RMnardt, 2, Egan. McGuire and Raymonds, have Carolina Memphis ft F T FT17 NBA Flayoff Standings been in five straight post- - Mahfev 7 18 Cueto 7 7 2 3 16 WJones AAilier 4 5 20 (First Round, Best of Seven) ACAf! fnnrnnrrtote and 10 5 casiERH OiViSiON ib oovan rceyte Senes "A'' 11 0 5 6 25 SJones ther Raynor said the coaches Vera 25 W 15 Wilhms 4 Lehman 16 24 35 have promised to make it 10 Wilfcrd 3 2 Dietrk 3 2 5 8 New York 1 2 Ra mnd 2 4 Atlanta straight if they got the five-ye- Lloyd Senes "ft" 3 10 Davis 2 Limes 4 Hoist the Flag, the favorite to win the Kentucky Derby, broke a leg Wednesday, ending what promised to be a brilliant racing career and throwing the Angel Flavors Await Verdict With Team On Who Slavs 0 .... xy toew York PmsDwraft r quette HORSE RACING V'rpmi, I Tuscofl, Ant. At M fast D'vistan Fvid a ns contract with MarI'mversitv. 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