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Show 2 The Salt Lake Tribune. Thursday. May Ci 29. 13ao Oppose AOC Olympic Decision Tribune Sports Scoreboard American League National League EAST EAST O - . Monlraat Chicago New York SI Louis 5 Pitisbu-gt- a 4h I i Detroit 6 New York night Toronto 4, Boston 1, night Minnesota 6 Chicago 4, mght Milwaukee 7, Seattle 0, mght Texas at California, night Thursday's Probable Pitchers (Ail Tkn$ EOT) at Minnesota (KoosChicago (Dotson man 3 S), MS pm. at Cleveland Milwaukee (Haas 7 35 (Denny pm. 4, Red Sox Jays 579 575 524 474 450 357 10 20 33 37 15 W Pel OB L 14 17 - Tacoma - Portland 3 4 5 Vancouver Spokane WEST 17 405 26 Los Angeles OB Houston 18 571 24 Iv, 19 2 558 24 Cincinnati 22 4 '3 500 2? San Diego 18 409 24 San Francisco 2k 8 ? 34 Atlanta I1 14 400 24 f Wednesday's Games 7 New Vork 6, St Louis 5 84 Montreal 3, Chicago 3, 10 innings suspended Atlanta 3. San Francisco 2. 12 innings Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 3 Houston 1, Sn Diego 0 Only games scheduled ftetf'iesdav's Pttultt Oakland 6 k nasOty 3 Cleveland 10 Klimore 6. night 1 Thursday's frames at Pittsburgh (Solomon - French Tennis Results NASL Standings CONFERENCI Eastern Dtvitten NATIONAL M 23 23 30 18 18 Ptiiladriotua 3, 3 5 PCL Standings Phifa 12 15 pm delphta (Ruthven at San Diego Cincinnati (Pastore 10 om (Wise at Los Angeles Atlanta (Niekro 10 30 pm (Welch Only games scheduled Friday's Games Philadelphia at Chicago. 2 30 p m New York at Pittsburgh, 7 35 o m Montreal at St Louts 8 35 P m Cincinnati at San Diego. 10 pm Atlanta at Los Angetes. 10 30 p m Houston at San Francisco. 10 35 p m 30 27 25 24 18 L Pet. 19 21 18 19 27 612 563 581 554 400 W South Pet. W 555 25 Tucson 24 500 AibuQueroue 20 465 Sait Lake 19 446 Ogden 327 16 Phoenix Wednesday's Results Sait Lake SO, Portland Tacoma 9, Ogden 0 Aibuoueraue 16, Tucson 5 Vancouver 1, Phoenix 0 Hawan at Spokane, 2. pod, wet grds Thursday's Games Sad Lake at Portland. 7 30 p Tucson at Aibuoueroue Ogden at Tacoma Pnoemx at Vancouver Hawaii at Sookana, 2 Gulls 8, Beavers AMERICAN L PARi$ (AP Ooen Tennis the French Chamoioshos at Roiand ) in Results n's OF CONFERENCE Rocavert, Australia. Eddie Dibos, (J. S.. Pts lame, France, M, Eastern Division W Australians Vote to Remain Home L OF 6A del 64 Thierry 4 abrhM Portland Sett Lake Lbrich 3b Kubskicf 5 2 2 4 13 2 Oadt rf Mothttrf Harris lb 3 10 0 0 0 Salazar If Glbrthft Cacakdh Borland 1b Lawss ustralia's Six points are awarded tor e win, and hr, a Bohm, Sweden, del Betsy Nagel-4 0 2 one bonus point for every goal scored ten, U S 44. 3 0 10 with a maximum of three oer game No Bettma Bunge. U S , def. Sabina Sim-30 11 Elite Mangudl It 4 110 Hargis 26 0 11 bonus Peters dh point is awarded for overtime or monds. Italy, 3 12 0 Lncltti rt 3 0 0 0 itactout goals Wendy Turnbull, Nocckhoc Australia, def. Gail Thursday's Probable Pttchers Lovera, France Tuesday's Game 4 13 Oliver ia a Penac Edmonton 1, Memphis 0, SO Round Second 4 at Philadelphia Bertomu 111 Pittsburgh (Sotomo 14) Wednesday's Oamat Virginia Wade, Britain, de Renata 12 35 31 4 9 4 Totals IS I 15 I TotaH pm (Ruth van Fort Lauderdale at Chicago, I 30 p m. Tomanova. Czechoslovakia, at San Dieoo Cincinnati (Pastore 10 10 p m. at Mima Portland, California Jausovec, Yugoslavia, def Domi10 pm. (Jones 141 2 000 Lake 8 Thursday's Games nique Beilian, France 64, at Las Angetes Salt Atlanta (Ntefcrp 308 901 1 -- 4 No games scheduled Duk Portland Lee, South Korea, def Claudia 10 30 pm. (Watch Khode, West Germany E Gilbreath, AtoWtt DP -PHargis ortland LOB Sait Lake 4, Portland 4 U S., def Connors, Jean- 7B Harris. Cacek, Mangual, Gilbreath, 6-5 Here art the 22 players chosen by the Francois Cauloile, France, SB Bertoni 36 Saiazer, Hergis Salazar, 1, Na-Mavericks Danas NEW YORK Wednesday in the ST. LOUIS Wottek Fibak, Poland, def. Tim Guilik-drationai Basketball Association's expansion abrhM abrhM Lubratich, taw SFj Gilbreath . 3 10 0 Templtn ss MazziHi lb 5 2 2 Players are listed m alphabetical ion, U S , 4 0 3 Morales cf order of the teams from xrfiteh they were Hans Giidemeister, Chile, def Bob 0 0 0 0 Scott C with position, height, age and Lutz, D S , retired chosen, Taveres ss 2 10 0 Durham rf 3 0 0 Paolo Bertolucci, 0 Italy, def Berme Mlt- 5 0 number of years m the NBA Jorgnsn 1b 5 0 0 0 Hmndz 1b Ion, South Africa, Atianfa - jack Givens, forward, 4 0 0 0 4 110 Simmnt tf YoogbKJ rt Ferdi Tavgan, U S., def. Peter Fleming, 23, 2 years. 3 2 2 0 4 12 2 Kennedy c Stearns c U S . V4, Boston - Jeff Judkins, forward-guar3 110 Bonds It Hendrsn tf 1000 Stanislov Bimer, Czechoslovakia, 24. 2 years def. 3 0 0 0 3 113 Reitz ft Maddox 2 0 0 0 Phillips ft Chicago - Deimer Beshore, guard, - Jan Kooes, Czechoslovakia, Flynn 10 0 0 Rolf Gehring, West Germany, oef. Joao 11, 23, 2 years 0 0 0 0 Ramsey ft 3 11 Kobe! p 10, Cleveland - Austin Carr, guard, I 0 0 32, Soares, Brazil, 44, 44, 0 0 0 0 Borg ph 41, Hodges ph CLEVELAND 9 years Peul McNamee, Australia, def. Michaal abrhM Portland BALTIMORE Allen p 0 0 0 0 Sait Lake 0 0 0 0 Herr 3 0 0 0 Me Onto Abril b, 3 0 0 0 Lbrtch Denver - Arvtd Kramer, center, 410, Grant, U S., 43, 44 41 0 0 0 Fulgham p abrhM Burris p 5 0 I 0 Bumbrv cf 4 8 2 8 2), I year. Chris Lewis, New Zealand, def Andres 2 0 0 0 Saiazarcf 3 12 0 Paceiia p Mannng el 0 0 0 0 Kubski cf 0 0 0 0 Otten e 7 5. 42. Orta r( Dauer 3b 4 0 0 0 Moreno 2b 0 8 0 3 0 0 0 Cacek dh Detroit - Terry Duerod, guard, 42, 23, Maurer. West Germany, 4. 0 0 0 0 MoNitt rf 2c0 L'ttelt o I Singiotn rf 4 Add Women, Finf Round 0 Hvgrv lb 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Boyiand lb SI 20 year Frazier p 10 Harris lb 5 3 3 0 Murray lb Haase, c 5 0 2 2 Golden State - Ray Townsend, guard. Kathy Jordan, U S. def Yvonne Var- 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 Kaat p If 2 0 10 Lawss Mangual 3 3 0 0 LMay db Harrab 3D S 11 0 maak, South Africa, 43, 44 0 0 0 0 9 A M 4 3. 24. 2 years Hndrck ph 3 0 0 0 Ellis H Peters dh II 4 3 13 Roemck II Czechoslovakia def. iva Budarova, Houston - Akmzo Bradley, forward. 4 0 0 0 0 30 10 Thomas p 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 Locttti rf Whitmerc D'inn II 0 0 0 0 PKaity ob G'vnnis Cotes, Britain, 44, 7, 26. 3 years 10 10 TotaN 4 6 6 TotaN 34 S 11 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Gtbrth 0'iver C ibnso dh 4 13 U Paula def. Kate Jones, 4 Smith, ooo $., c 3 om Demos, m- 4 Indiana Joe Hasseft, guard, 64 24 121 New York 0 0 2 0 c 30 10 Tyler Bertomss Dvfizki 3b 3 113 Saketa 3b 4 110 U S 41. 42. St Louis years oiioii oat- - s TotaN 2 5 2 21 1 TotaN Verwer s$ 3 0 13 Krnchk 3 0 0 0 E- - Flynn, B'Mv McKinney, Kansas City DP New Maddox. ManUi' guard, Rosaivn Fairbank, South Africa, def. Lens Sandln, Sweden, 44 41. Avalt ob York 1, St Louis 2 LOB New York I. 40, 24 2 years. Caroline StoM, US, def ChrNtianne 0 0 0 0 St Grabm 3b Los Angeles Louis 10 ?B Maddox 3B Ramsey 8 8 Marty Byrnes, forward, Salt Lake Joiissamt eweoen, 4, 1 Switzerland, OCnca ob 10 0 0 SB - Scott, Youngblood. S - Burris. Portland 2 47. 24. 2 years. 818 14 10 10 II Tolol Tsltl Carolina Stoll, U S , det Chrise to hit 8 14 134 Durham. for. WoshlnB,on' LO- BDP Salt Lake Cirvtltnd percent or even aporoach the 9 percent IN MO MO II IP H R ER BB SO Sit Lake 3 Portland SB McDonald J, Baltimert . Wirtford Boynes, (or- oek reached e to hit 8 oercent or even Oil 001 ON 4 New York Salazar E Palmar Mangual I DP - Baltimore approach the 9 percent peek reached dur- 3, 2 years. M IP 12 4, 2B Ballimort " the New York Geott Huston, Board, recession, which was the LMav, Salt Lake worst downturn sinct Lloyd, U S. det. Dempsey Roentcke 3B Murray 23, I year Dorsev (L. Caroline (Si. Avala (21 SB France, 48, 40 French, Jim Soanarkel, Buerd, Philadelphia Portland West Germany, def I Orta S Dempsa,, Veryjer Sylvie Hanika, 45,22, year , 1 7 Pentz (W, 2 3) H R ER BE SO IP PnoeniK - Mike 8ratz, guard, 42, 2a. 3 Barbara Jordan, U S 41, 4lt sell the f aa 5M HBP Law by Dorsey T to Iht New York State Electric E Cleveland poer yHrl Waits W 4 5 7 11 Portland - Abdul Jeeleni. forward, 48, & Corp , and city customers will then Stanton 2 gel a credit on their Mils. 361 WK Monge S 5 13 0 Lahimore envisions six hydroelectric San Antonio Wiley Peck, forward, 4- Baltimore Plants ooeretinp in the near luture on the 7, 22, HOUSTON UN DIEOO year 42-Pamer 8 5 that drool 125 Met as its 5 5 4 Paceiia pitched to 1 batter ab r h M San Diego Bmpo Smith, forward, 7th, abrhM Stewart 3 0 148e 2 3 a 8 I 8 Puhl cf 0 littell 2 3 8 8 8 14. 11 years. batters 0th, OSmHha pitched Hart yell 8 Tom 4 4M 4 2 2 3 2 Frazier pitched to 3 betters in 8th, 8 1 8 0 0 LaGerde. center, 8 RevnkJt Seattle Muchry c( Vewart pitched It three batterx In the T- -3 00. 2 8 0 8 Morpan !b Richrds It 4 0 0 0 25, 3 years fifth 8 0 8 8 JCru, If Shirley p 112 8 Utah - Jerome Whitehead, canter, T 3 01 A 12,171 3 8 2 0 23, 2 years Winfield rf 2 8 0 8 Wallins lb 4 8 8 0 Cabell 3b 3 0 11 Montn, lb Washinston - Jim Daemons. Buard. 4. ATLANTA SAN FRAN 1 8 8 0 Leonard 6, Tenece c rf 3 0 0 0 A 30, 9 years Fkvida St (49 9) vs Hawaii (5718), abrhM abrhM 2 0 8 8 Ashby c 2b Cash KANSAS CITY OAKLAND I 10 om. a 8 o Tumar pb 3 10 0 Royster North 0 8 8 Ryan p abrhM Strain cf Saturday Games 4 5 2 10 BE vans 2b 8 8 8 Blanks 3b 3h Wtisen ft 5 2 2 0 Hendrsn If Losm of Frioay't games, 10 e m. Clark rt 5 112 Chmbts lb 0 Rodripi lb 4 12 0 Murphy cf White Ctemson (31 19) vs. Miami (57 10). 5:10 4 8 10 Mtthws rf DEvans 3b Joshua Ph L Pet OR pm 4 0 12 Page eft Brett ft 3 0 18 Murphy cf 5 8 2 0 Dade 3b Ivw lb San Lake 8 8 8 8 a 800 ) 3 0 11 Gross 1b Poner dh 3 I vs. California Michigan Id I 4 0 8 0 Assetstn H Santa Barbara 1 0 000 Fehey ph 4 0 0 0 Armas rf Oh ct J 8 10 pm. 48 11 Whitt, 4 8 7 0 8 8 Benedict c Wohifrd H 1 Wise p $ .187 28 18 Sanjosa 3 0 10 Newman c 3 Wathan c 3 0 18 Bradford P 0 8 8 8 Bavacou If c May Canhnental 3 0 0 0 Kiutts ss Aikens 1b 4 8 2 2 0 0 8 Garber p 0 0 0 8 Tolel Sadek c 18 8 2 I Tefal 27 1 8 I Denver 5 ) LaCock ph 10 10 MEdwr 2b Following are results of Wednesday's 0 0 8 0 San Dim 4 8 10 Homer ph LeMstr ss 1 888 2 888 08- 0- I Turson .487 3 0 0 0 McKay Hurdle rf 4 8 8 8 Senior . 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Newman, Armas. event will be June 7 8 0 8 Nahrdnv c National BaekatBak AssociaHtn Wathan, MEdwards Centi tens' 17 2 8 2 Total TolM at 3 BULLETS-Nam2 9 ad 0 0 5 7 WASHINGTON Ryan W 4 M R ER BB SO IP 237 So 10th E Contact Chuck Robbins, 188 188 808 -8Q8 A 2 30. Gen Shoe head coach. 19,697. $M FraucNci ) Kansas City tor mformafton. 8M S 888 Atlwdg 3 4 4 Gate L,U 2 23 0 One ck vmen winning run scored 7 Patt.n 6 2 0 2 3 1 E DEvtm. DR San FranciK Oakland LOB San Francisco 10. Atlanta 11 9 1 9 2 3 3 Langford W HR DEvans. SB Clark (8) WP Gale. Langford. PB Wathan. 2 S Strain 1 ivie, LeMaster, Asselstine 33. A 1094 H R BR BB SO IP ! 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The Australian Field Hockey Federation voted Wednesday to stay home, following similar votes by the yachting, equestrian and women's volleyball teams Forbes Carlile, A(AP) condemned the Russian seizure of Afghanistan but branded as hypocritical Fraser's attempt to pressure athletes into a boycott. Hayden said Australia should stop selling wheat, wool, meat and minerals to the Soviet Union instead of appealing to the patriotism of athletes. Boyle, womens Australian 400 meters champion, said she was quitting, not because of politics but because the ideal had been in Australia has seen fit to do. destroyed by internation"However, the presal politics. sures placed upon the It stinks, she said. Olympic federation and Watson also said poliOlympians like myself tics played no part in his have made it such that I decision to pull out of the find it impossible to dedicate myself totally to games. competing in the Olym"Olympians like myself have been made to pics in Moscow. Australian stevedores feel we are traitors to our he said in a Wednesday sent a telenation, letter to the Sydney gram to Fraser warning I do they would close down Morning Herald. the port of Sydney if he not support boycotting the Olympics as a tool of did not stop pressuring international politics, as Australian athletes to the federal government boycott the Games. Olympic swimming coach, announced Wednesday he would not be going to Moscow. His wife is the coach of the Chinese swimming squad. China has boycotted the games. Swimmer Tracey Wickham, one of Australias top hopes for a medal at Moscow has also dropped out, as has Raelene Boyle, Olympic track silver medalist in 1976, and Alexander Watson, the Australian mod-er- n V urn pentathlon champion. The Australian Olympic Federation voted 5 Friday to send a team to Moscow. The decision divided the nation which hosted the 1956 Olympics. The Australian government, led by Prime 6-- Minister Fraser, Malcolm was angered by the decision and has stepped up pressure on individual sporting organizations to reverse the vote. Home Minister Bob has written to 21 sports organizations asking them to observe the, boycott in the national interest. Fraser has been one of the most outspoken supEl-lic- porters of v r A - President Jimmy Carters call for a boycott. He has described the Tennis Results Russian invasion of Afghanistan as the most serious threat to world peace since World War II. The Australian opposi5atl30am.atthe tion Labor Party, led by Bill Hayden, has also x't t CA VVx vX KO(B- A - -- C7 krV OV 6, Chisox 4 LS 100 1000 ft .3122 AMoorg 3b 10 Total ChK8to Minnesota 17 I 2 0 0 0 ..... liii 118108 022 880 208 8NMx- IM - 8 8 I, Mmneaota (1), Bainao (4) SF Mackamn, Fotev H RER BE SO Castkio Minnoaota 9 Expos 1 DEdwrd cf 0 Sot tod 10 Povtol rf Butora II 8 Total 4 0 2 3 0 0 Por $s CWshgt ph -- DP Oik ago 0. 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