PAGE & THE HERALD, Friday, September 23, 1977

_ Rookie shadows hot shot
~ to share first round lead

CINCINNATI (AP) —
Unheralded Bill Calfee shot

is best professional round

tie torridputting Tom Kite
with a fourunder par 66
Thursday to share the first-
yound lead in the $150,-000
@Bhio Kings Island Open golf
tournament.

The 27-year-old Calfee,
who ranked 202nd on the

money list Jast year as a
rookie, overcame a shaky
start to post 33s on the front
and back nines. Among the
last group to finish, Calfee
slipped past defending
champion Ben Crenshaw,
who trails the leaders by a
stroke.

Kite, 27, opened with a
birdie spree that put him
four-under after six holes.

Skipper sets
easy Jug record

DELAWARE, Ohio (AP)
— Favorite Governor
Skipper, despite a sore
mouth, set a record Thur-
sday in racing to an easy

vietory in the first heat of .

the Little Brown Jug.
Toronto-native Joh
Chapman drove the Meadow
Skipper colt home in 1:56 1-5
to win by 4% lengths over
chief rival, Crash. His time
for the mile broke the
previous Jug mark of 1:56 3-
5, set by Strike Out in 1972.
Governor Skipper’s effort
was the fastest time for a
threeyear-old pacer on 4
half-mile track, '
The horse showed no
effects fror removal of a
two-inch splinter from his
gum earlier in the day.
iChapman urged Governor
Skipper into the lead at the
sart and the brown colt

pulled away to an easy
victory in the final strides at
the Delaware County
Fairgrounds track.
EDGED JAMBOOGER

Crash, with Billy
Haughton driving, edged 40-
to-1 longshot New Deal for
second place. Jambooger,
who formed the field betting
with New Deal and Barr’s
Robert D., finished fourth.

Jade Prince finished
ninth. The horse is handled
by trainerdriver Jack Kopas
of Iiderton, Ont., for owner
Ted Armstrong of Toronto
and won the first leg of the
US. facings Triple Crown,
the Cane Pace at Yonkers
Raceway.

Governor Skipper, owned
by Chicago Black Hawks’
owner Bill Wirtz, had
finished seventh in the Cane
Pace.

—Kathy McLeod:

League bowling

Well the howling season is
once again under way and
we shall endeavour to keep
one and all informed as to
league play and coming
events at the Terrace Lanes.

Monday men’s have three
teams working for top spot.
The Stikers, Bowling Centre
and Leftovers all have 5
points. Team high three
went to Fabers rolled a
single total while Bowlin
Centre rolled a single to
of 1131 for team high. Men's
high three went to Gary
Alger with a 807 total while
the high sinlgle was Ron
Titcom’s who bowled a 308.

Tuesday Coffee League
has a 3-way tie for first
place between the Silly
Larks, Goofers and . Five
Rollers- all have 7 points.
High Average for the league
is Lois Crowder with a 275,
Goofers walked off with both
team high trple and high
single by bowling a 2698
triple and a 944 single. Lois
Crowder lived up to her 275
average by taking high
triple with a 626 and high
single of 309. Nigh going.

Tuesday night mixed
league had Yvonne Weiebe
rolling @ 269 for ladies high
single, while Judt Axe took
high triple with a 674. Men’s
high single and triple went
to Ernie Hidber with a 393
and 859, Ernie joins the 800
club, Tean high three went
to G. Haugland Trucking
with a 3187 while the Ol
Timers had a 1149 for team
single. League standings
have G.Haugland Trucking
and No Names tied for first
with 12 points while the old
timers and Lucky Seven are
sporting 10 points and
working on second.

Wednesday Matinee has
the Coffe Whippers on top
with 7 paints followed by
Coff Sluppers with 5 points.
Coffee Whipperstook team
high three with a 2875 while
Coffe Slurpers took high
single with a 1007, Looks

like the battle is on once’

again.

Marg Mumford took high
three with a 685 while Helen
Norlander had a 246 single.

Wed. Nite ladies see the
Silhouettes, and Jades tied
for first with 14 points
following are Good Dporls
with 12 points. Good Sports
took team high single and
triple with scores of 2825 and
972, Pat Prest took both
high single of 284 and triple
of 759,

Friday mixed had_ the
Hopefuls taking team highs
with a 3068 triple and 1067
single. Del Bjorenson took
men’s honors by rolling a
776 triple and 289 single.
Gilberte Rioux took ladies
honors with a 683 triple and
987 single. As it falls leads
the league with 14 poijts
followed by King Pins with
12 and the Tree Fallers
have 10.

Have some results for the
Golden Ace League which is
also into full swing. The
Gooney Birds and Team-4

have 5 points each while
Team-3 and Vikings have 2
points each. Betty Demmitt
took ladies high single with
a 189 and high triple with a
494 total. Ernie Sande was
top for the men with a 213
single and a 578 triple.

See you next week with
further results of the Battle
that gon on at th Terrace
Bowling Lanes. There is a
definite shortage of spares
for all the leagues. So if you
want to spare phone 635-5911
and sign up.

He sank a 35-footer for a
birdie on the second hole,
sank birdie putts of 12, 25
and 23 on the fourth through
sixth holes and dropped a 20-
footer on the 11th.

“My putter decided to
take me for a ride and
jumped on it,” said Kite,
who had bogeys on the 17th
and 18th holes. Calfee, who
never led a professional
tournament before Thurs-
day, played bogey-free golf.

There was an eight-man
jam two strokes behind the
eaders at 68. They were Bob
Zender, Craig Stadler, Mike
Hill, Allen Miller, Don
Pooley, Jack Stradlin, Mike
Sullivan and Tony Cerda.

Jack Nicklaus, needing a
victory in his last tour ap-

earance to overtake
eading money-winner Tom
Watson, shot a 73, seven
strokes off the pace.

Calfee, who has won $9,495
on the tour this year, said
the long playing course was
suited to his game.

“Pm not thinking about
winning the tournament,
I'm just trying to make the
cut," said the Virginia
Beach, Va., native who was
once honored as the top
scholar-athlete at the Uni-
versity of Maryland.

Kite, winless on the 1977
tour, reeled off his sizzling
round while playing in the
same trio with Nicklaus.

“It's fun to play with
people who generally play
well—Jack pushes you and
makes you play better,”
said Kite, whose previous
top efforts this year were
third-place finishes in the
Masters and the Canadian

pen.

Fourteen players were
three strokes behind at 69
and 11 others were tied for
fifth with 70s.

Crenshaw, who has shown
signs he is breaking the grip
of a prolonged slump, toured
the course in 33-34, with his
only bogey of the day
coming at No. 18 when he
took a six after hitting into a

pond.

Miller Barber, who won
the tournament in 1975, was
six strokes back at 72 with 22
others. .

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Ferrari won't
get Scheckter

LONDON CP-South Africa Jody Scheckter said today
he will continue to drive the Wolf-Ford in next year's
Formula 3 Grand Prix auto races for mOntreal in-
dustrialist Walter Wolf, therby spiking rumores he was

jeaded for Ferrari.

“Rumors have suggested that I mi

t join Ferrari,”

h
Scheckter said in a statement issued throggh his agent.
"I did have an offer to do so, but I have decided to stay
with Walter Wolf. We have had an amazingly successful
season and some excellent results.

“Tam happy with the team and confident that we can
continue to achieve good results in 1978."

Rumores of his move to F errari_ were sparked by the
recent announcement that the Italian company’s prin-
cipal driver, Austrian Niki Lauda, had quit to join
another team. Scheckter and Mario Andretti of the
Unites States were mentioned as replacements.

Andretti, however, confirmed this week that he was
completing his contract to drive for Lotus through the

1978 season. .

Scheckter is second championships this year after 10 to
17 races but the Austrian ace, who won the driving title in
1975 and lost to Briton James Hunt by a single point last
year after surviving a near-fatal crash, needs just one
point from the remiaing three races to ensure another

title.

Sox suffer from
Tiger attack

DETROIT (AP) — Rookie
Steve Kemp’s two-run
double keyed a four-run
seventh inning Thursday
night as Detroit Tigers
rallied for a 5-4 American
League baseball victory
over Boston Red Sox.

The loss dropped third-
place Boston three games

ehind idle New York
Yankees in the tight East
race.

The Tigers sent 10 batters
to the plate in the seventh
against starter Don Aase
and relievers Jim Willough-
by and Bob Stanley,
collecting four hits and
three walks.

Pinch-hitter Tim Cor-
coran singled with one out
and scored on a triple by

Ron LeF lore, his third hit of

the game.
Rusty Staub walked with
two outs, then Kemp

doubled over centre fielder
Fred Lynn's head, scoring
LeFlore and Staub.

Jason Thompson, who led
off the fourth with his 30th
homer, was walked in-
tentionally. before Ben
Oglivie doubled home
Kemp.

Cariton Fisk's 25th home
run of the season scored
Boston’s first run in the
second. The Red Sox scored
twice in the fourth off
Fernando Arroyo, 8-17, and
Lynn led off the ninth with
his 17th homer.

Willoughby suffered his
first loss of the decision in
seven decisions.

Edibte North American oysters have never been known to ct

yield any pearls of value.

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RBIs win it for Braves
Watch schools

’ HOUSTON (AP) — Brian
Asselstine drove in three
runs with a double and a
single to Jead Atlanta
Braves to an 8-4 victory over
Houston Astros in a National
League baseball game
Thursday night.

Eddie Solomon, 6-6,
hurled the first 6 1-3 innings
for the Braves to pick up the
victory, Dave Campbell
finished up to record his 11th
save of the season.

Run-seoring doubles by
Biff Pocoroba and
Agselstine and Willie
Montanez’s  run-scoring
single produced three
fourth-inning runs for
Atlanta. The Braves added
three runs in the sixth off
losing pitcher J.R. Richard,
16-12, on a two-run single by
Asselstine and Barry
Bonnell’s sacrifice fly.

Pat Rockett’s two-run
single in the eighth off
‘eliever Joe Sambito ac-
sounted for the Braves’ final
wo runs. .

Drive safely for our children’s sake!

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CLEARANCE SALE ON 1977 CAMPERS
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