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Press Scoreboard C2 ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS, Moy 27, 1973 Jersey Track Major League Boxscores wv i 1 map nnG OLDFIEW SETS SIlOTPllT RECORD SALT LAKE CITY (A form was off," said Brian Oldfield after setting the world indoor shot put record of 70 feet, 104 inches in the Western Airlines Pro Track Classic. The heavt Friday night in front of 6,638 fans beat his own record of 70-9Vj set earlier this year on the the International Track Association tour. "I was antsy tonight. I haven't practiced in a week. I think when my form is together I can throw 73 or 74 feet.

My best series before was about 68-9 average. This is by far my best, but I can do a lot better," Oldfield said. Palm Peter Scores hi Frank Pace FREEHOLD Palm Peter, owned-trained-driven by 63-vear-old Edward P. Saba-tini of Freehold, captured the $10,000 Martin S. Frank Pace at Freehold Raceway yesterday.

A crowd of 9,512, largest of the meeting, installed the New Jersey-bred Palm Peter the 19-10 choice and saw the son of Burns Hanover win by a length. Breaking from the outside No. 7 post (Rusty Coast vvas a late scratch), Palm Peter reversed his usual front-running tactics and came from off the pace. Our Prize closed ground to take second money and Bayshore Duke saved ground along the rail to be third in a photo. show yesterday.

who led bitch groups. Handler is Jane Forsythe, to four bests and eight (Press Photo) Ch. Galaxy's Corry Carina, 2'j-year-old Doberman Pinscher owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank D'Amico, Glen Cove, N.Y., won Monmouth County Kennel Club best in Doberman Scores 'Best at Monmouth Nicklaus Widens Gap to 11 ATLANTA (AP) Jack Nicklaus, playing with the awesome majesty of which only he seems capable, stretched his lead to record proportions with a six-under-par 66 Saturday in the third round of the $150,000 Atlanta Golf Classic.

Nicklaus, easily the dominant figure in the game today, posted a 199 total "or 54 holes, 17- under-par on the hilly, yard Atlanta Country Club course. Nicklaus, seeking a fourth title of the season and second in as many starts, owned a bulging, six-stroke lead over Tom Welskopf going into today's final round in the chase for the $30,000 first prize, and appeared an almost certain winner. His leading margin, was by two strokes, the largest 54-hole advantage on the pro jjolf tour this year and left the rest of the field admittedly thinking of the second prize. "The rest of us are just playing for second place," said veteran Gay Brewer. "It's just kind of discouraging," said former champion Al Geiberger.

Nicklaus, who hadn't competed since winning the Tournament of Champions April 22. has led or shared the lead all the way in this event. He held a four-stroke advantage when play started on the mild, occasionally, cloudy day and quickly stretched it out. He played the front nine in a brilliant 31 five-under-par and coasted home in 35. For the second day in a row; he got away without making a bogey.

Weiskopf fashioned a four-under-par 68 he lost two strokes to Nicklaus with that good round and was alone in second at 205. The slender Geiberger also had a 68 and was in third at 207. Brewer, with a 65, and Hubert Green, with a 70, followed at 208, nine strokes off the pace. South African Gary Player enjoyed his best round of the tournament, a 69, but was far back in the field with a 216. Masters champion Tommy Aaron failed to qualify for the last 36 holes, while leading money winner Bruce Crampton, Lee Trevino and Arnold Palmer are not competing.

Although all but out of it, Weiskopf continued to insist "he's human. He can be beaten. "If you don't believe you can win, you're never going to win. I've got to look at it that way. "If I shoot 64 in the last round and he's 72, where does that leave us? "I've shot 64 before and he's had 72 but doesn't look right now." Nicklaus opened with a rush, taking birdies on three of his first five holes.

He made it from 12 feet on the first hole, punched a seven iron to within four feet on" the fourth and rolled in an 18-footer on the next one. Nicklaus just missed on a 30- foot eagle putt on the par-five eighth, leaving it about a half inch short. A six-iron shot to four feet on the ninth provided his fifth birdie on the front South TEAM tCOREl Woodbury 48, 2 vvilliaimtown 31, 1. Woodstown Jl'i: 4. Huiinyia J.

Florence 21. Beach I1 i. WINNERS A AREA PLACtNGS 100 HO. II I. Jett Ihocntcm (Wood- burvl, HO 61 1.

Jett Thornton IWood- burvl. 440 (1001 I. Dennis Povlie ir.ingv movi. BIO 11 S6 7)Recordi 1. Tun Lvden (Wilhomstownt.

MILE IRccorttl I. Sifdlecki (Williomstownl. '7-MILE -r 19:79, 7)(Record) 1. Willie Marino (Wlllalimtownl. 170 HH tl4 (Reioidl I.

Jell Green (Woodbury). 180 LH (20 1) 1. Neil Stevens (Mom-monton). HJ I6-2) Record) 1. Steve Buck (Ponnvroi.

py (12-01 1. Rick Rlvey (Mtridletownl. LJ (21 Vt) 1. Cohrne Haves (Woods-town I. SHOT (4(4) 1.

Hank Korrenhowskl (WHdwoncI). DISCUS (15S0) 1. Gteg Inghamm (Florence). JAV (1791) 1 Randy Lynch MILE RELAY (3:3211 i. Woodbu'y! S.

P.P. Beach 3:43.0. TEAMS SCORES Edaewood 46; 3. Hoddontown 36; 3. Pleasantvllle and Ocean Cily 22; 3.

Audbort 12; 6. P.P. Boro 19. WINNERS AREA PLACINGS 100 (10 4) I. Sttvt Eopes (Edotwood).

520 (23.S) 1. Terry Trocey (Ocean City). 440 (SO 5) Bob Zentmever (Pltoi. ntville). 880 (1:57.3) 1.

Steve Cummlng (Hodden Town), 3. Davt Curlii (P.P. Boro) S9 0 M.LB ,4:37.9) 1. Mark Y.HIn (Haddor, 3-MILB (9:11) (Recrod) Mlkt Eldtr (Haddon Town), Mlkt Flemino IP.P. Boro) 9:46.

120 HH (14.7) 1. Frank Corsty (Clearview), 5. Jack Urie (P.P. Boro) 15 J. 180 LH (20.0) 1.

Ttrrv Tracty (Ocean City). S. Jack Urlt (P.P. Boro) 31.1. HJ (4-4Vi)(Record) 1, Davt Cltovti (P.P.

Boro). PV (12 0) t. Mlkd irown (Audubon) LJ (21-P.) 1. Gtorgt Sadler (loll, ten), 3. Urlt (P.P.

Boro) SHOT (5-9) I. Worrtn Irtwn (Pieasontvlllt). OlSCUS (144-10) 1. Jim Ksvollouskai (Edotwood). JAV (193.9) 1.

Frank Powtri (Ptnni- ville). MILE RELAY (3:31.1) t. tdgtwood. Central CLMKAL JERSEY GROUP IV rrCASt CrAnrO l.iU JtLUKkS 1. Neptune 32; I.

Edison 27'i) 3. J. P. Stevens 19; 4. Tit, Plscataway ond Rorl- Ion, 18; Mlddlttown Township 17; 7.

East Brunswick 15Vi; I. Colonic IS; 9. Ewing Township 13; 10. Tie, Franklin Townshio, Hamilton West, New Brunswick, Sayreville ond Trtnton 10. WINNERS AND AREA PLAC- Ivr, 1M 100 (10.3) 1.

John Chambers. Neotune; 3. Kevin Moore, Cedar Ridge, 10.5 520 (53.4) 1. John Chambers, Neotune; J. Kevhi Moore.

Cedar Ridge, 23.5; 5. Dan Ostin, Raritan, 24.3. 440 (49,8) 1, Tom Stamptohq, Edison 3. Joe Dipddova, Middletown, 50.6. 880 (1:57.8) 1.

John Kelly, Hamilton West; 3, George Beckett, Middletown, 1: 58.7. MILE (4:21.5) 1. Mel Ullmever, Raritan; 2. Stevt McDullie, Neotune. 3.

Pete Manning, Middletown, 4:30.6 2-MILE (9:30.7) 1. Rick Buckstod, Ste vens; 2. Gary Mitchell, Middletown, 9:34.6 120 HH (14.4) 1. Larry Bunting, Neotune; 5. Bill lllingsworth, Rarlton, 11.6.

180 LH (20.2) 1. Larry Bunlino, Nep- tun. HJ (6-4) 1. Ron Llteolo, East Bruns- Pete Merck. Raritan.

6 2: S. Hnnk Johnson, Neptune, 5-10 PV (12-6) 1. Kevin Haines, Sayreville; J. Tie, Art Weinglass. Cedar Ridge, 1 1-6 LJ 1.

Bill lllingsworth, Rar. SHOT (55-2Vi) 1, Bob Felcker, New Brunswick. DISCUS (166-9) 1. Bill Kovach, P. Stevens.

JAV. (165-3) 1. Bill' Stewart, Ewinp; 3. Don Leverich, Neptune (175-1); 5. Stevt Nlcnou, Raritan.

(171-H). MILE RELAY 1. Trenton; Middleown 3:30.6 GROUP III TEAM SCORES 1. Carleret 38; 2. Tie, Long Branch and Monmouth Regional 33; 4.

South Bruns- svlck 28V; 5. Wall 16; 6. Tie, South River, Philllosburg ond South Plolnlield, II; 9." Tie, Howell. Manasauan, Hon West ond Princeton olso: Madison Townshio Malowan Regionol Ocean Township Asbury Park 2Vi. WINNERS AND AREA PLAC- INGS 100 (10.2) 1.

Emit Laltlmer, Wall; 3. Stevt Merll, Manasquan, 10.5; 4. John Eld- ridge, Wall, 10.6. 520 (22.9) 1. Ernie Lattimer, Wall! 4, John Eldrldge, Wall 33.6; i.

Jack Bovnlon, Asbury Pork, 33, 440 (50.0) (RECORD) 1. Lionel Adams, Monmouth; 3. Bob Aytn, Howtll 51 4. 880 (1:56 81 1. Richard Crump, Lono Branch; 3, Clark Wolvtrlon, Malowan, 58 5.

MILE (4:28.1) 1. Mlkt Sherrod, Mon. moulh; 2, Wavnt Pierce, Long Branch, 4: 31.6. 3-MIH (9:36 0) (RECORD) 1. Stan Singura, Corteret; 5.

Dave Geer, Howell, 4. Vggllllllllllllliim Clayton, Manasauan, 9:53.0. 120 HH (14 8) 1. Joe Wright, Long Branch; 3. Ouentin Wheeler, Monmouth.

15.5; 5. Nick Novellino, Madison, 16.1. 180 LH (20.6) 1. Joe Wright, Long 2. Ouentin Wheeler, Monmouth, 21.1; 4.

Nick Novellino, Madison, 21.7. HJ (6-4) 1. Mike Davis, Corteret; 3. Bud Desarno, Ocean Two. 6 0, PV (130) (RECORD) 1.

David Day, Brldgewater West; 2. Kevin Arstnault, Madison; 5. Tit. John Smith, Asbury Park 110. LJ 121-1) 1.

Bill Russell, South River; 3. Brian Wall, Lonrj Branch, s. Bob Arers, Howell, SHOT (59-6) 1. Bob Rlngwalt, Carter et; 2. BUI Roe, Long Branch, 53-7; S.

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Monev. SF May. IP 7 1 9 ER BB SO 4 4 4 3 3 2 3 2 2 2 0 Moy (L.4 51 Hand Perronoskl tolhnrn IW.5 I) 0 4 7 bv Per. T-2 49. HBP bv May (D.Movl, ronoski (D.Mav).

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SB Mat. inews. Hunt, sf Matthews. IP ER BB SO Moore (L.33) Stonenian Strohmaver T.Wolker Scott Brodlev (W.3 2) Sosa Save Sosa (1). 4 2 1 1-3 1-3 1-3 6 1-3 22 3 CHICAGO CINCINNATI ah bl ob bl Monday cf 3 110 Rose If 4 0 10 3 12 1 Morgan 2b 4 0 0 0 3 0 11 Tolan ct 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 Bench 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 TPerei lb 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 Locklr rt 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 Conceocn ss 3 0 10 4 0 10 Menkt 3b 10 0 0 3 0 10 Stahl ph 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 Chanev 3b 0 0 0 0 Grimsley 10 0 0 Sorogue 0 0 0 0 Hague ph 10 0 0 Borbon 0 0 0 0 Gerontmo ph 0 0 0 0 Hall 0 0 0 0 Kessinger ss BWiHams If Santo 3b Cardenal rf Hickman lb Rudolph Pouovich 2b Poppas Aker Totol Chicago 33 2 7-2 Total 31 0 4 0 003 000 00 0-3 000 000 00 00 Ctncinnotl Hickman 2.

Borbon. DP Chicago 3. Cincinnati I. LOB Chicago 7, Cincinnati 6. 2B-Tolan.

3B-Kessinger. Kessi nger. IP 6 2 3 2 4 13 7 23 0 3 0 1 0 Poppas 3) Aker Grimsley (L.4 4) Soragut Borbon Hall Save Aker (9). OAKLAND DETROIT ob bl ob bl North ct 5 0 11 TTavlor 2b 4 10 0 Kubiak ss 5 0 10 MStanley cf 4 0 0 0 Bondo 3b 5 0 11 Freehon 4 0 2 2 RJockson rf 5 12 0 FHoword dh 4 0 0 0 DeJohnsn dh 4 1 1 3 I Brown lb 110 0 Fosse 4 0 0 0 Reese lb 0 10 0 Tenace lb 4 13 1 Sharon If 3 10 0 McKiney If 4 110 Northrup rf 4 3 3 3 3 13 0 ARodrgez 3b 3 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 EBrnkmn 4 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 Frvman 0 0 0 0 Timermn a 0 0 0 0 DGreen 2b Holtzman Pina Seelbach 0 0 0 0 Hiller 0 0 0 0 Totot 39 5 12 5 Total 31 8 7 Oakland 000 030 0 3 0 5 Detroit 000 032 03 x-I Tenace LOB Oakland 8, Detroit Northrup. HR-Tenoce (9), A.Rodrlguer (3), Sharon.

SF A.Rodriguez. IP ER BB 50 523 6 5 5 3 2 1-3 2 3 2 1 Hottrman Pino (L.4-2) Frvman 3 I 0 Tlmmerman Seelbach (W.1-0) Miller Save-Hiller (8). "2:34. A 21,179. 3 1 3 3 1-3 WP-Hollimon.

High School Baseball Boxscores Middletown Twp. AB Corhort 2b 4 0 0 Che'ier 3b 4 1 1 Jones lb 3 10 Stelfer 0 4 0 1 Provine ss 2 0 0 Cho ers rl 2 0 1 Andrews 3 0 0 Ramos cf 2.10 Koo'lra it 3 0 0 Luske ph 0 0 0 Totals 26 3 3 Middletown Twp Sovrevillt Sayreville AB Kreiger rf 3 Anol 3b 4 Borud SS 3 Pearson If 1 Walsh 2b 3 M'Winskl lb 2 Kos ski ct 1 Dou'oss 3 D'Amico 0 1 Ron'sko ro 1 Totals 33 210 000 0-3 021 003 x-6 Umpires Nemeth, Petruuelll to Konaesko Short Reg. AB Red Bank Colh. AB Wonllev.lt Gettis, ss Mishlan. Bovle.lb Smith.lf Pico.pr Bedell.rl Patrone.c Braidlev.ss Gil.cl Cambell.oh Gentile, Newman.

0 1 1 I 1 Totals 33 0 3 I Totals 34 5 5 000 ono 0-0 040 001 x-s Shore Regional Red Bank Regional Umpires Carlont, Boresen, 3B Fltjsimmons. Jackson Twp. AB Loktwood AB thrilled. "I'm just delighted. She is doing fabulous and we have been showing her only about a year," she said.

Mr. D'Amico, who was in the ring for honors and picture taking, said, "I'm delighted." Henry Stoecker, Holmdel Township, judged the best in show event. Because of the chilled crowd surrounding Ring 17 at 6:16 p.m., Stoecker who is the only all-around judge for all breeds in New Jersey went about his work efficiently for the quick conclusion of the show. A new mark was set in the obedience division as a Siberian huskie, Tony's Tarya, scored 198V. points, the first time an obedience dog reached that figure in New Jersey.

The dog is owned by Rose Mary and Anthony Con-stantine of Cinnaminson. Other group winners were: Golden retriever Ch. Cum-mings Gold-Rush Charlie, owned by Lynn C. Johnson, Princeton: Lhasa Apso, Ch. Kinderland's Tonka, non-sporting, owned by Mr.

and Mrs. Norman L. Herbel, Langhorne, silky terrier Ch. Casa De Casey's Admiral Nelson, owned by Marie Nelson, Middletown Township; and greyhound, Ch. Arvers of Grawitch, owned by Dr.

Elsie News-, tadt, West Hanover, Mass. Yankees Trounce Rangers NEW YORK 0T Gene Michael hit a two-run homer end Bobby Murcer drilled a three-run shot in a five-run second inning Saturday that powered the New York Yankees to a 10-5 victory over Texas and extended the Rangers' losing streak to eight games. With the Yankees trailing 3-2, Michael tagged Don Stanhouse, 0-5, for his 12th career homer following a walk to Celerino Sanchez. It was his second in two games Bnd matched his previous ligh of three In one season. After singles by Roy White and Matty Alou, Murcer slammed his eighth home run into the bullpen in right-center field.

Murcer also singled home one of three runs off Steve Dunning in the lixth. Ron Blomberg doubled home New York's first two runs in the opening inning, extending his hitting streak to 15 games. The Rangers reached Mel Stottlcmyre, 7-4, for three runs in the second on a bases-loaded sacrifice fly by Ken Suarez, Stottlemyre's throwing error and Dave Nelson's bunt hit. Vic Harris homered as Texas chased Stottlcmyre in the sixth. TEXAS ob bl ob di pNelson 3 0 Clark 2b 5 0 10 White It 5 0 0 0 MAlou rf OID Murcer cf 4 0 0 0 4 2 10 Harran jd Cartv dh fcjohnsn If Biitlner lb Billings rl Harris cf Suarez Mason ss Stnhouse Dunning 5 3 2 0 3 3 2 4 0 0 0 0 5 13 0 Swoboda cf 4 110 Blomberg 111 4 3 3 1 Hart dh sn 2 0 11 Munson 2 0 0 0 4 0 2 0 Sanchei 3b 3 110 0 0 0 0 Michael is 4 112 0 0 0 0 Stotlmyr 0 0 0 0 Been, 0 0 0 0 Total J7 14 4 Total 35 10 12 10 TtlOl 0 3 0 0 0 I 1 0- 5 New York 2 0 0 0 0 10 E-Stottlemvre 2.

Dunnino. Nelson. DP-Texos 3. New York 2. LOB-Texos 9.

New York 5B-Blombero. Hart, Harris. HR-Michael (J). Murcer 18). Horns (2).

SB-Snncher, White. Nelson. i-D Nelson. SF-Suorei. D.Nelson IP RERBBSO Stanhouse (L.O 5) 1 2 3 7 7 2 0 Dunnina 6 13 A 3 0 5 1 Mntlmvre 4) 1-3 4 2 0 7 Br-ene 3 2 3 2 111 2 Save-Beent (I).

12:25. A-M67. Other Games Jim Northrup snapped an eighth-inning tie with a two-run triple, his major league hit, and scored on a sacrifice fly by Aurelio Rodriguez to lead the Detroit Tigers to an 8-5 triumph over the Oakland A's in a game between last year's American League division winners. Deron Johnson's two-run homer in the top of the eighth had pulled the A's into a 5-all tie. Gene Tenace also homered for the A's while Rodriguez connected for the Tigers.

The triumph, their third in a row, kept the Tigers atop the Eastern Division by one game over the Yankees. Elsewhere in the AL, the Milwaukee Brewers blanked the California Angels behind Jim Colburn's four-hit pitching and a 14-hit attack that included a pair of RBI singles by Tim Johnson. In the National League, the Chicago Cubs downed the Cincinnati Reds 2-0 in a nationally televised game and the San Francisco Giants downed the Montreal Expos 10 3. Don Kessinger tripled home one run and scored the other and Milt Pappas and Jack Aker stopped Cincinnati on four hits in the Cubs' victory over the Reds. Goralski Yesterday Lakewood 6, Jackson Town ship 0 Sayreville 6, Middletown 3 Red Bank Regional 5, Shore Regional 0 North Hunterdon 1, Raritan 0 LAKEWOOD'S Ed Goralski itched a one-hitter as the iners advanced to the finals of the N.J.

State Interscho-lastic Athletic Association South Jersey Group III baseball finals against Shawnee, with a 6-0 whitewash of Jackson Township. Goralski got all the support he needed with Lakewood (16-4) scoring once In the second innnng and adding three more in the third. Gabe Cuevas singled, stole second and scored on Kirk Flitton's single. Bill Mohr's triple in the third scored two more and Phil Huss sacri-fieced in the fourth run. Jackson (11-11) could manage one single.

Pat Wilson was the losing pitcher. SAYREVILLE broke a 3-3 tie in the sixth Inning with a three-run rally and held on to defeat Middletown Township, 6-3, in a Central Jersey Group IV state semi-final. The Lions (13-5) led, 3-0, (coring two runs In the first and one in the second on a single by George Ramos. Sayreville (11-4) tallied two in leuni Scores I 1 Highland 4S; 3. Mooreslown 39; Hod-don Heights 28' 4.

olhngswood Shawnee 51 Washington; 7. Lakewood fi Southern Reg. 3, WINNERS 8 PLACtNGS I 100 (10 31 I. Greg Fegley (Hoildonj Heights). 270 (27 7) 1.

Charlie Wolktr (Lokt- i wood). 440 (51 01 Greg Rio (Highlands). MO (1:58 II I. Kevin HUlvard (Coll. IngswOOdl.

MILE 1. Dan Gthwtlitr Kooieslown). 3 MILL (9:31.7) 1. Dean Mollhewi (Lakewood). 1 150 HH (15 1) 1.

Roy Holland (Oak. i Crestl. 180 LH 1. Scott GoudiO (Show, lieel. i.

Jones (Lakewood) 21.8. HJ 16 7) 1. Tom Sweeney (Shownrel. PV (12 61 1. Huoh Brown (LAkewood), Jim Colnome (Southern Reg I 110.

LJ (20 11) 1. Fred Cooper (Sterling). SHOT I. Ale Dimilte (Loll-Inoswood). DISCUS (155-7) Dan Comnuell (Highlands).

S. Ed Sink (Southern Rrg) 1J0.6. jAV (179-111 1. Mel McCHnton (Over brook 1. MILE RELAY I.

Moorestown 3:30 4. Lakewood 3.35. GROt'P IV TEAM SCORES 1. Deptford Town 40; 3. Rancocos Valley 35; 3.

Vlneland 35; 4. JT.R. South II: 4. Chtrry Hill East 13; 4. Lenop 13; 4.

Wood row Wilson lit Brick Toms River North 8. WINNERS AREA PLACINGS 100 (10.1) I. Ctiorlit Johnson IV. land). 520 (33.7) 1.

Charlie Johnson land). 440 (41.9) ('Record) 1. CorJ (Deptford). 880 1. Don (TRS), J.

Dave Iremonger (Brick I MILE (4:27) 1. Al Cuthbert I'u Roddy (Ltnape), 5. Tom Quinn 1 1 58 3. 120 HH (15 0) 1. Charlit Lorkn cocas Valley), 3.

Joe Boneili ill" Tom Potter (TRN) 15 8. 180 LH (20 4) 1. Charlie Kmh Cltv), 2. Joe Boneili (TRN) 31, HJ (6-3'i) Record) 1. Bob Hunicv (Triton), 5.

Tom Reabold (TRS) 6 3, Bums (Brick) 5-10. PV (12 6) 1. Tom Dnvls IRancocas Valley), 5. Mike Sullivan (TRS) 116. LJ (21-2J) 1.

Jerry Walton (Deptford). SHOT (53-8V,) 1. Bill Banks (Wondr-fOW Wilson), Poston (TRN) 49 6. OlSCUS (154-4) 1. Ray Peterson.

(Pennsauken). JAV (177-61 1. Juris Bnsens (Vine-. Bob Whitt (Brick) S8 2. MILS RELAY (3:26.5) (Rccoidl 1.

Atlantic City. T.R. North 3:34.9. Jersey Track i DISCUS (163-2) 1. Bob Rlngwalt, Car, teret; 3.

Mario Fragolr. Long Branch 3. mivviuuis. Long oruncn, jav. Ken Compton, Mon.

mouth; 4. Steve Korusko. Monmouth, 164-5. MILE RELAY 1. Monmouth.

(j0e Haves, Odie Huttman, John Davis. Lionel Adams) J. Manasauan 3:31.4. GKOt'P II I TEAM STORES 1. Somervitle 40; 2.

Metuchen 37; Hopewell Vailev 28: 4 Hillsborough 56; 5. Shore Regional 16; 6 Rumson Fair Hoven Regional IS'j; 7. Ridge 15; 8. Highland Park 13; 9. Warren Hills 10; 10.

Highlstown 8' Olso: Allerdown Freehold Townshio I. WINNERS AND AREA PLAC INGS 100 (10.2) 1, Ron Hoagldnd. Somtr-vilie," 4. Joe Gunter, Allentown. 10.5.

I Ron Hoogiand, Somer. vllre. 3. Joe Gunter, Allentown. 53.6.

440 (50 3) I. Ricky Jones, Smoervlllt, 3. Drew Little, Shore, 51.7, 4. Warren Craig, Highlstown, 52 6.1 1 880 (1:58.9) 1, Tim Holpin, Metuchen. MILE (4:23.81 1.

Stu Penn, Ridge. 5-MILE 1. Runlt HH '4-6' 1 Reggit Blockshtor, Metuchen. 180. LH (20.2) 1.

Reggit Blacihtar, I HJ (6-3) 1. Vlnnit Vitkosky, Middlesex, S. Tie, Ton McKnight, Highlstown (5-10). 1 PV (11-6) 1. Chareli Morrtolt, Hoptw.

I ell Vollev. 5. Ray Barker, Short. 11-0. LJ 1.

Croig Bowers, Hoptwtll Vailev. SHOT (53-91. 1. Wavnt Shore, 3. Richard Conlev, Rumson (49-3) DISCUS (156-6) 1.

Tom Macal. Lawr. ente, 3. Wavne Edwards. Short (144-11), 5.

Kevin Kelly, RFH (139-1). JAV -1197-2) 1. Wmne Edwards, Fllahls. town, 4. Scott Campbell.

RFH (IbO-ll), 5. Howard Brondt, Allentown (1J9-1) MILE RELAY 1 Somerville 3:77 4. 2. i. Rumsn-Foir Haven Regional 3:32.7.

uKOll I. TEAM SCORES Bernards 2. Monville 4.1; 3 Bound Brook 37; 4. Freehold 32; 5. Holmdel 19; 6.

Dunnellen 18; 7. Hackcttslown 8: 8. Keanj. burg 9. Kevport 10.

Green Brook 3. WINNERS AND AREA PLAC 1NGS 100 (10.8) t. Mike Swain, Bound Brook. 320 (24.8) 1. Mike Swain, Bound Brook, Cahrles Washington, Freehold (25.0), 5, David Boker.

Holmdel (25.6). 440 (53.1) I. Thomas Munro, Bernards, 4. Davt Mockev, Freehold (54.5), S. Rictt Vaughn, Keyprl (55.1).

880 (3:03.8) 1. Harry Fretio. Bound Brook, 5. Richard Goslelin, Freehold (3: 06.7). MILE (4:33.3) 1.

Chris Hallinan, Bf-r. nords, 3. George Heller, Holmdel 5. Kevin Klrwon, Freehold 3-MILE record) 1, Rich Axtell, Bernards. 120 HH (16.2) 1.

Richard Perry, Bound Brook, 4. Isaac Oimmans, Freehold (16.7), 5. Henry Mover, Holmdel (17.0). 180 LH (51.9) 1. Richard Perry, Bound Brook, 4.

Bill Freyer, Holmdel (52.7). HJ (6-1) 1. Stan Klto, Manvlllt, 3. Dove Mockev, Freehold (5-8), 4. Gil Bur-lew.

Kevport (5-8). PV (11-6) I. Ed Patterson, Holmdel, 5. Bill Spencer, Keyporl (10-0). LJ (IS-IOV.) 1.

Bob Hvnoskl, Monville, 3. Charles Washington, Freehold (11-6), i. Dave Mockey, Freehold (17-4. SHOT (48 8) John Robtrtilll, Kani. burg.

DISCUS (135-10) 1. Jim Calhoun, Frtt-hold, 3. Scott Martin, Holmdel (133-7). JAVE (167 0) I. Rodney James, Freehold.

MILE RELAY (3:35.6) 1. Bernards; Holmdel 4, Freehold 3:55.0, 180 MEDLEY i. Monmouth (Cogon, 5mllh, Wilson, Gleoson), 3. Franklin, Rldgewood, Tomt Rlvtr South, S. Toms River North.

HJ (4-10) 1. Chorlottt Walktr (Mat), 7. Covington (Col), 3. Holden IRB), 4. Jenkins (TRS), 5.

Lopej (Pis). LJ (16-5'4) 1. Haiel Lucas (Mont), 7. Jenkins (TRS), 3. Kotar (Rox), 4.

Honey-coult IWH), 5. Gradlnglon (Mon). SHOT (38 5) 1. Morlho Suhavda (Mot), 7. Petersen (TRS), 3.

Smith (pis), 4. Long (Lake), 5. Floroj (Mon). DISCUS (114 6) 1. Matha Suhavda (Mat), 3.

Crudup (Bat), 3. Cohen (WV), 4. Malley (Frank), 5. McMenamln (Jack), JAVE (137 6) 1. Annellt Lulhrlnger (TRS), 3.

Floret (Mon), J. McBwnn (Prince), 4, Robinson (TRS), S. Machln (Jock). DIVISION 100 (11.5) I. Vonnie Coker (Wood), 7.

Young IMonal), 3. Berg (Btr), 3, Seaman IRBC), 5. Fornham (WMM), 110 HURDLES (16.31 1. Loulst Lund IShore). 3.

Roamono (MD), 3. Keehler (WMMO), 4. Growl (Frtt Twp), i. Dock-try (Del VoJ). 370 (76.1H.

Ll Young Uol. (Del Val), 3. Chapman I Short), 4. Hawkins (Kin), 5. Tnopln (RBC).

440 (60 5) 1. Marlon Lawler (MD), Schmidt (Boon), 3. Slever (Del Vol), 4. MrCralh (St, Joel, 5 Miller (WMC), 880 (3:55 6) 1. Sue Horo (PP Brnrh), 3.

McCoht (RBC), 3. Kolorskck (RBC), 4. McCut (RBC), S. Hortt (Pta). MILE (5:73 3) I.

Hilary Noden (HV), 7. Conglolosl (RBC), 3. Erb (Jell), 4. Gal lugher (RPI, 5. Susson (RBC).

440 RELAY (52.0) I. Delowort Vallty (Pencak, Ugl, Snook, Dockeryl, 2. Ber. nords. 3.

Shore, 4. Stst Morrii Mendhom, 5. Red Bnnk Colhollc. 880 RELAY (1:49.5) t. Bernard! (Berg, Nnrdone, Ndrdont, Rochal), 7.

Shore, 3. Red Bcink Catholic, 4, Dtlawart Valley, 5 Jetlerson, 880 MEDLEY (1:57.3) 1. Mater Del (Romano, Glowrenskl, Uulnn, Lawler), 7. Roonlon, 3 Red Bank -Catholic, 4, St, wujmh HJ (401 1. Keilliy Leslie IShorel, 7, Btirhoms (WMMO), J.

Ugl (Del Val), 4. Slell (DePaul), J. (Jtiackonliush IShorel. LJ (I64.i) 1. Cnllri Rochal (Btr), 7.

I eslle (Shore), 3. Lawler (MD), 4. Moslitr (WMMI, 5. Devvuk (tilths). SHUT 141 6) I.

Chtryl Stnhr (Han PI, 7 Vilnowlw (Hut), 3. Qnorkenbusrti (Shore), 4. Kendlg (SI. Jae), 5. Bishop (Del Vol).

DISCUS (97-V.) 1. JudV Seger (Short), 7. Ratter (RBC), 3. Baibtr (But), 4. Alonso (SI.

Jot), 5. Kendig (St, Jot), JAV (174 7) 1, Kalhy Lestlt (Short), J. Fox Munoll, 3. IRBC), Hallon (REsL), Milterrundo (tier). Freehold Results 1st foe.

$1,700 3 Klrkwood Bob. Georoe 27 40 10 10 7 00 2 SonnolieiO Smith. Coard 4 40 3 40 5 Doc Von, McGovern 4 80 Ginoer Rod, Jomolot, Clutch Yankee. Steady The Light, Diomond Pocker, olso ttorted. 2nd Pace, 52,200 1 King.

Filion 3 60 2 80 2 60 1 Cardinal Bruce. Norway 3 60 3 70 6 Jest Less, Foster 6 20 PComden Astra, Gamecock Louise, Brown Smoke, Royal Rex Sargent Phil, also started. DAILY DOUBLE, 3-2, PaidMM0 EXACTA, 7-1, 517.60 3rd Poce, $2,600 2 Boom, Filion 11.00 5 60 3 00 3 Shoestring, Morano 1 80 3 40 4 Downy Rose. Lohmever 1 80 Dennis Johnston, PoMser. Toroort Lady Trilby Scott.

Caught Napping, olso started EXACTA, TJ.PoidJJ HI 4th Pace, $7,600 2 Unpsoken, Blum 12.00 6 60 4 20 7 Jimmy Hovel. Filion' 6 60 3.60 3 Honorbee, Lull 3 00 Alton Chief, By Bvt Gent, Winning Irish, Southern Royol, Padraic Ptarse, also ttorted. EXACTA, 17. Paid $113 5th Pace. $7,600 3 Gory Norway 9 40 5 80 3 00 7 Red Lvss, Brosseau 6.20 3 60 6 Bombay Guy, Rothbone 2.60 lull Run, Pat Anthony, Jel Bee Hondv, Norman, also started; Scr.

Granthom LoMII. EXACTA, 3-2, Pold $57.00 6th Pact, $5,000 1 Adlos Cole Ran, Moront 4 60 70 3 00 4 Fredys Lil Sis, Poulin 4.20 3 40 4 Rocky Adios, Lul: 00 Milie4saie, Debbles Lehigh, Pooler Eddie, Multl Pollor, Blilt Marvel, olso started. EXACTA, 1-6. Paid $75.60 Pact, $5,000 2 Commander, Lamb 5.20 3 40 7 60 3 Dream Skv, Komm 4.00 7 60 6 Mister Smart Dancer Jr. 3 00 Gene Mlnbar, Sammy Pace, Shlowav Frosty, Gregory Hanover, Remember James, also started.

EXACTA, 2 3, Paid UsTlO tin Pace, $10,000 7 Polm Peter, Sobatinl 5.80 4.00 3 40 4 Our Prize, Rothbont 7.40 3 80 5 Bavshort Dukt, Torrt 4.00 Andys Bvt Bye. Lucky Ben, Steel Bvrd, Ironheod, also storied; Scr. Rusty Coast. EXACTA, 7-4, Po.d $37.10 tlh Pact, $1,800 I Lucy Rainbow, Filion 14.70 5 10 3 00 4 Armbro Karino, Kelly 3.20 7.60 5 Moiestlc Call, Rothbone 3.00 Torpor! Miriam, Royalirer, King Bret, Jim-my Wayne, olso started; Scr. Golden Floro.

EXACTA, 1-4, Poid $52.00 10th- Pace, $1,600 1 tliiabeth, Lamb 2 80 3 40 7 60 1 Inbat (Filion (DHI 6 20 4.00 2 Mannart Arthur, Puma 4.00 Switt Exoress, Supremity, Greentree Jack, Stonegote Romrod, olso started; Scr. Morale. EXACTA, 18. Poid $14 80. I Poid $70 70 lllh- Poce, $1,400 3 07ork Chip, Kelly 9.40 4.60 3 40 4 Pleasant Vaverlv, Filion 3.40 7.60 7 Soiling Jim, Inokal 7.60 Sombuca, Ladv Horlan, Highlighter, Cabot-lero Hanover, also started; Scr.

Prachl, so. EXACTA, 3 4, Paid $3 20 Atltndanct t.sa Hondle OCEANPORT Champion Galaxy's Corry Carina, a 214-year-old Doberman pinscher bitch, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank D'Amico of Glen Cove, N.Y., was awarded best-in-show honors at the 65th Monmouth County Kennel Club dog show at Wolf Hill Farm yesterday. Competing against the six group winners, Galaxy's Corry Carina was quickly selected as the best in the show that drew 1,884 entries with 109 different breeds or varieties.

Handled by Jane Forsythe, the winner beat out the field in the working group as a smooth collie, Ch. Dorelaine Smooth Domino, owned by Doris Ed. Werdman, pinned down second and a standard schnauzer. Ch. Artula Chris-tofer Gurkin, owned by Timothy Lee Spur lock, Bucyrus, Ohio, finished third.

It was the fourth best in show for Galaxy's Corry Car-ino and the eighth group win for the champion handled in all by Miss Foysythe. Despite the chilly afternoon, Mrs. D'Amico was Lotus Manager Cited in Death MONZA, Italy MP) A magistrate investigation into the death of race driver Jochen Rindt of Austria resulted Saturday in a charge of manslaughter against Colin Chapman, manager of the Lotus racing team. The magistrate, Luigi Re-cupero, said Rindt's death on Sept. 5, 1970 during trials for the Grand Prix of Italy was caused by a mechanical fault on his Lotus racer.

Rindt died of injuries suffered as his car crashed aft- er running off the Monza course. Young Put Sparkle In French Tennis Jack Richardson, Westbu-ry, N.Y., driver, has been suspended five days in a ruling by William J. Quercia, Freehold Raceway presiding judge. The suspension, May 31 through June 4, was for "approaching the 58th pole while driving Reenetry (8th race May 24 you did take out and strike the wheel of Daring Dennis impeding his progress. Parsons Could Win 600 Spot CHARLOTTE, N.C.

UP) -Canadian Vic Parsons had his Ford in the lead from start to finish Saturday to win a 15-lap consolation race that probably earned him a berth in the World 600 stock car race. Parsons, who won $200 for the victory, becomes the first alternate for Sunday's $175, 000 event and likely will start because Ed Sczech of San Antonio, Tex. crashed his Chevrolet during practice Saturday. Lahar Quits HAMILTON, N.Y. UB Harold W.

Lahar, director of athletics at Colgate University, resigned yesterday to accept a position as assistant executive secretary of the west Athletic M-versity officials announced. Puerto Rico and Paul Gerken of East Norwalk, Conn. Ashe won an exciting tie-break and went on to beat Geoff Masters of Australia 7-6, 6-3, while Stockton downed Frenchman Jean Baptiste Chanfreau 6-4, 6-4. Froehling edged IonTiriacof Romania 7-6, 7-6, van Dillen defeated South African Cliff Drysdale 6-1, 3-6, 64 and Solomon beat Brian Gottfried of Fort Lauderdale, 6-2, 6- 4. Another U.S.

hope, Mike Estep of Dallas, bowed 6-1, 7- 6 to Jaime Fillol of Chile. Two other American wjm- en played second round both came away losers. Pat Prctorious of South Africa topped Kristy Kemmcr of Los Angeles 6-2, 6-4, while Sharon Walsh of San Rafael, Calif-, dropped a 6-3, 0-6, 6-0 decision to West German Helga Masthoff. The defeats of Misses Kemmer and Walsh meant that in addition to Miss Evert, only Nancy Gunter of San Angelo, and Pat Bostrom of Seattle remained among U.S. women in the final 16.

Other women advancing to the third round included fourth seeded Evonne Goolagong of Australia, a 6-3, 6-3 winner against Olga Moro-, zova of Russia, and Britain's Virginia Wade, who got past Vlasta Vopickova of Czechoslovakia 6-3, 6-1. Two more seeded men were upset, leaving only eight of the 16 seeds still in contention. No. 5 Manuel Or-antes of Spain was a 6-0, 7-6 loser to Wanaro N'Godrclla of France and Britain's Mark Cox, who was 13th, lost to Paolo Bcrtoluccl of Italy 7-5, 6-3. Girls StateTrack Hurls 1-Hit Win 0 4 1 1 0 Flnklin.lb 3 3 1 0 Mohr.Sb 2 1 I 1 Huss.cl 3 1 1 0 Cuevas.

si 3 1 3 0 Denrocht.lf 3 0 1 0 Hilton, 2 0 1 0 Romano, rf 10 0 0 Holland, oh 1 0 0 0 Goralski. 0 7 0 0 DMdav.ph I 0 0 1 Totals 34 8 000 000 0-0 Jack Nlckloui Tom Welskoof Al Geiberger Gav Brewer Hubert Green Rod Funseth John Sclilee Johnny Miller Bob Shaw Orvlllt Mood Tom Kite J.C. Snpnd Dove Hill Don Iverson Bert Greene Lou Graham Rnv Flnvd Lee Elder Jim Dent Doug bonders Richard On Lot; Pat FilSlmons unearned runs in the second to close the gap and tied it on a single by Steve Mac Winski in the third. Bill D'Amico hurled six innings for Sayreville, allowing two hits while fanning ten. for his seventh win without a setback.

Mike Steffer was handed the loss going the distance on a four-hitter. A TWO-OUT single in the bottom of the seventh inning ended a pitchers' duel as North Hunterdon edged Raritan, 1-0, in a Central Jersey Group IV battle to knock the Rockets out of the state tournament. Raritan's Mark Limongello and Hunterdon's Mike Lus-argl both hurled shutout ball for six innings giving up a total of three hits before Hun- Million Is PARIS (AP) Youth continues to be served in the French Tennis Championships, where Saturday 18-year-old Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale, and 16-year-old Bjorn Borg of Sweden, along with title favorite Stan Smith of Pasadena, led the players advancing to the third round of the $135,000 event. Miss Evert, seeded second in women's singles, easily won her match with Hideko Goto of Japan 6-0, 6-1. Borg, who upset World Championship Tennis star Cliff Richey of San Angelo, Friday, came back from the brink of defeat to beat Pierre Barthes of France 3-6, 6-1, 7-5 at Roland Garros Stadium.

Smith pulled his game together after a slow start to beat Jim McManus of Berkeley, 7-5, 7-5. Miss Evert's main rival for the women's title, top seeded Margaret Court of Australia, also advanced with a hard-fought 5-7, 6-0, 6-3 victory over countrywoman Patti Coleman. And Romanian Hie Nastase, No. 2 seed behind Smith, took the day's only third rounder with an easy 6-2, 6-1, 6-3 triumph over Juergen Fassbendcr of West Germany. Matches from the third round on are best-of-five sets.

American men who moved to the third round were Arthur Ashe of Miami, seeded fourth; Dick Stockton of Port Washington, N.Y,; Frank Froehlinc; of Miami; Erik van Dillcn of San Mateo, Ca'if. and Harold Solomon of Silver Spring, Md. There they join three other U.S. players Tom Gorman of Seattle, Charlie Pasarell of i Loelna.e Smith.Jb Beckett, ss McGce.lt Pavnter.lb Burke. cf Runton.rf Cortese.oh Wilson, Totals 3J 0 Townshio Lakewood 013 0V0 0- Umpires Hawlhront, Sutherland.

3B Mohr. Raritan AB 3 Ricca.rf 3 Slericklf 3 Carooll.lb 3 Chlno.ss 3 3 5. Haoon.Jb 7 No. Hunterdon AB Hlnlr.rf Lawson, si Lusorgi.p Bover.rf Jensen, 3b Kearv.3h 0 Totals 33 0 3 TOtall 27 Ramon North Hunterdon Umpires Nelson, Modarn. 2B Lawson.

38 Carroll. 000 ono 0- 000 0U0 I- Sports Schedule BASEBALL Jersey Short Lioaut Calls Neck at Howell Freehold at Neotune Long Branch at Neptunt Toms River at Yt Collage (All Doubltheaders) TRACK Lakewood Recreation 9 Milt Walk al Lokt Carosallo, 7 NJSIAA Parochial Championships at Elizabeth High School Tennis CHRISTIAN BROTHERS 4 ST. JOSEPH'S 1 SINGLES Brian Smith (CBA) d. "Id Filslmmoni 9, e-Jj Kevin Coughlln (SJ) d. Tom Cuming, 7 5.

Werntr-Rlck Thomp. i Kltrct-Jo Kolllns, it kL WT Burrm il BA) d. Jlrn B-iller-Rici, Ruthten, VI, 6 0 70-67-68-70-69-68-70-73-6i-68-71-69-9-7269-74 68 69- 70- 71-70- 71- 70-70- 71- 69-71. 68- 73-71-73 69-70- 69- 73-70- 70- 71-71-7V65-72-73 66-73-73-69-71-70-73-70-70-73-70- 72- 73-6B-Crowtord 73-72-68- 73- 69-71. 70-7I-72- -70S 207 208 -208 -210 -211 -211 -211 -211 -511 -712 -212 -21? -717 -212 -213 -213 -213 -713 -213 -713 -713 -214 -214 -214 -21 Howie Johnson Lobron Harris Stevt Oonermonn John Mahottey Billy Casper Pick Rhoort Dave Marad orry Wise Oeane Berrton Charles Coody Gory Plover Charles Sittnrd Kermit Zariev Mac MrLenflon Hlnson Owisht Kevll George Archer Jim Jomleson Bobby Nichols Forrest Fefler td Sneed John Lotf Leonard Thompson Dave Barter John Lister Tom Shaw Allen Miller Jim Colhert Fred Marti Andy North Wovnt Votes Curtis Sttford Ross Randall Gary Hollomon 70, Ken Mill Muson Rudolph Hole Irwin Rerl Yancey Biure Asliworih Steve Coin Jerry Orte Bolt Povne tin Dove Glen Houbv Greenwood Pik Mosseiioole Homfro Blontos Vic Reyoludo Rov Pate Dun Portgett David Graham Frank Beoril Georue Knu'son 70- 74.

70. 71- 72-69 76-70-68 76-72-6 72- 72-71-215 73- 69-73-215 73-67-75215 69- 70-76-215 71-74-71 71 71-71-75-516 76 71.69-51 73- 75-71-716 74- 71-71-316 6t.77 73-5l6 70- 74-75-716 70 73-74-217 70- 73-74-717 74.73-70-217 71- 75-71-217 73-73-71717 77-74-71 Jl 7 73-75-70-217 76 72-70-2H 77-70-7 1 71S 79-69-70-218 7WI-75-SI8 70- 73-75-318 71- 77-7 1 219 7474-71-519 73- 75-74-319 74.71-75-750 71 77-75 330 76 6-7-220 71-75-73-750 71-74 73-770 74- 73-71-750 74 71 7 1-370 77- 770 71 7.1 77, 771 71 71 II, Tl 71 73-74-. 291 67 8 1. 7.1- 77 1 76 74-737 717 1 74 70 78-777 7B 70 -I 7 '7 75- 7 1.75-731 77.70.76-231 71.76-774 76- 72 77-371 A DIVISION'S TEAM SORES: Matowon Regional 35Vi; Monmouth Regionol 39; Ntuley 51; Tomi River South 50; Montclolr 50; Franklin 16; Princeton lOVi; Roncocoos Volley Plain-field Wount Valley Woodbridge Plscataway Battin Colonla New Brunswick Holy Corss Rldgewood Roxbury Toms River North Red Bank Regiool Pennsauken Waune Hills Jackons Township Lakewood 5. Asbury Park, Brick Townshio, Central Regional, Haddon Heights, Howeel.

Hunter, don Central, Long Branch, Middletown, Neotune, Bloomfleld, Cliattsldt Prk, Columbia, East Orange, East Orange Catholic, Edison, J. F. Kennedy, Linden, Dwloht Morrow, Poromul Catholic, Poscock Hills, Macom Shoba7, J. P. Slevens, West Mil-ford, Notre Dame, Ocean Townshio, Ran.

tan, Phllllpsburg, South Brunswlc, Southern Reglllo, Trenlon Cenlrol, ond Wall did nol score divisions TEAM SCORES: Short Rglonol 43: Red Bank Catholic 33; Bernards 21; Oeleworf Volley 30; Mater Del 19; Manaiaoan 14; St. Joseoh i Boonlon West Morris Mount Olive Butler Hanover Pork Hopewell Volley Point Pleasant Boch Woodbury West Morris Mendhom Jel-fersdn Township Klnnelon DePaul Diocesan Roselle Pork Freehold Townshio Highlstown Peauannock West Morris Central 1. Gateway, Hnddon Township, Karlboro; Rumson l-olr Hoven, St. Mary Our Lady of the Volley, Rutherlord, Saddle Brook, Unin Hill, SI. Rose, Bayley Ellord, Bogota, Dover, Glen Ridge, Horkellstown, Hloh-land Pork, and North Plalnlltd did not A DIVISION 100 (114) 1, Charloltt Walker (Mall, 3.

lucm -Mont), 3. Gilliam (RV), 4. Jackion Frank), 5. Smith PMnn). 110 HURDLES (15.4) I.

Mlchele Bres-sonl (Wood), 3. Daves (Plain), J. Bucco (Jatl, 4. Donolo (Penn), 5, Flield). 350 (35.1) I.

Charlotte Wolktr (Mol). 7. Virgil (NB), 3. Ennis (Nut), 4. L.

Gltason (Mnn), 5. Blair (Fronkiim 440 (5 I) I. Doreen tnnis tmuti, Clouah (Frank), 3. Knnecny (Mon), 4, Htirlmun (WV), 5. K.

Glasnn (Mnn), H8II (7:55.4) I. Mary Allirlahl (Nut), 2. Woodhrlrlao (Prince), 3. Krenlck (Frank 4. Srhnwdtr (Pii).

5, Jorg (Mnlnwan), MILE (4.34 9) 1, tntol fonlen (Nit), Fltrnolrlck (HO, 3. Wevlover (Prince), 4. Drake IWV), i. trhlslmon IRVI. 440 Rl LAY (51.7) 1.

Monlcllllr (Williams, Turner, Keyts, Barber), 3. Monmouth, 3. Rtincocoi Vallty, 4. loms Rlvtr North, 5. Molowan, 880 RELAY (1:47 0) 1, Monmouth (Logan, Kontmy, Gradlnglon, L.

Glasonl, 2, Montclnlr, Plolnlield, 4, Franklin, 1, Prlntelon I. Motawun. terdon rallied in the seventh. Earl Lawson opened North Hunterdon's seventh with a double to right center field. Lusargi, drew an intentional walk.

After the next two batters were retired, Chris Jensen sent a blooper into center field, scoring Lawson with the winning run. Lusargi got the win for North Hunterdon (15-3) allowing only two hits, both to Ed Carroll, one a triple. Limongello suffered the loss, hurling a three-hitter. Raritan is 10-10. RED BANK Regional shut out Shore Regional, 5-0.

The win ran Red Bank's record to 13-11, while the loss, Shore's first shutout this season, gave the Blue Devils a 16-8 slate. The Bucs scored four runs in the second inning to wra-py the game up. Ron Mish-lan and Nick Smith walked, Larry Campanella singled, Skip Gettis singled in two runs, Campanella scored on a wild throw, and Gettis crossed on Chris Ward's grounder past third. Mishlan was the winner, striking out five and walking two while limiting Shore to two hits. Glen Gentile was the loser, pitching 3'3 innings, striking out two and walking five.

Tom Newman finished up. Tag on Saints NEW ORLEANS (JR John Mecom Jr. has agreed to a $20 million price tag for his New Orleans Saints professional football team, The New Orleans State-Item said today. The paper said that banker James H. Jones of New Orleans took the lead In finding a would-be purchaser from Chicago for the team.

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