Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 19

THE ASHEV1LLE CITIZEN, March 21, 1973 1 Ingra Ca rries Ti tie To Martinsville Race Tigers Down Mets As Howard Homers i.V: LAKELAND. Fla. (AP) -Frank Howard drove in three RED SOX 4, ASTROS 3 On a field swept by a desert sandstorm midway in the WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) game, the Cubs scored four if Ali kick Miner singled ana runs in seven innings otf 5an runs with a homer and sacrifice fly and John Hiller pitched five strong innings, the first Tiger to throw that long this i Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee and the it is difficult to rate Cars and drivers. Sunday's Martinsville 500 is really a 250-lap Sportsman bat- tie and a 250-lap burst.

For it's really the start of a grueling season of i racing- SinceDaytona, Diego starter Mike Corkins. scored on a couple of bunts nnd Lee May's throwing error in the 10th inning Tuesday, lifting the Boston Red Sox to a 4-3 exhibition victory over the Hous- spring, as Detroit beat the New Billy Williams doubled home two runs in the third inning, and Fanzone doubled across two more in the sixth. York Mets 6-2, in exmmuon baseball Tuesday. RRlTnR WPST ton Astros ml' sparks victory-7eJigers-J5corecLthree runs Jim Richards held Ihe "ItedTchicago a 002 002 0307 IS 0 in me uiai inning uu xuaci uw- Can nl-nn inA AAA AAA 1 ak" Sox hitless for three innings be rv Koosman, one on a bases- I loaded walk to Willie Horton, another on Howard's sacrifice fly. and the last on a single by Cats Cain 5-1 Win Oyerl.C Ed Brinkman.

At Lakeland, Fla. Hoolon, LeRoche (7), Babcock (9) and Martin, Hundley (6)t Corkins, Troedson (8), Eddy (9) and Corrales, Goddard (I). W-Hooton, L-Corklns. TWINS 5, CARDINALS 2 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla'.

(AP) National League cast-olf Larry Hisle scored one run and drove in another in the Minnesota Twins' 5-2 exhibition baseball triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday. The 25-year-old Hisle, part of New V'ork (N) 010 000 OTI-2 4 0 Detroit 302 000 Olx-6 10 0 fore Miller lined a single to left. Andy Kosco sacrificed and was safe as Miller beat me throw to second. Doug Griffin bunted down the first base line and May fired wildly in an attempted force at third, permitting Miller to score.

Al Wlnlar Havan, Fla. Houston 000 000 1J0 0-3 12 1 Boslon 100 002 000 14 7 3 (10 Inninos) Forsch, Richard 17 and Jutza; New-heuser. Garman 14). Krausse (71. Vaala 191 and Josephson.

Veale. Rich Koosman. Swann (5). McGraw (7) Hennigan (8) and Dyar'i Millar, Slayback (4), Fisher 191 and Hoslev. Hiller.

L-Knnunm. HRs New York. Dyer; De troit, Howard. CHAPEL HILL Bruce West's three-run double in the 12th By JOHN EVENSON Citizen-Times Sports Writer It has been a bit more than a month since the Late Model Sportsman Permatex race at Daytona. That is a long time to wait.

And, when you- wait, you think. And, when you think, you think especially hard about the Dogwood 500 at Martinsville. Sunday. No one thinks harder than Asheville's Jack. Ingram, the reigning Sportsman champion.

Ingram leaves for Martinsville Wednesday to Join a merry chase which has drawn .106 Sportsman entries and pays $3,000 to win. In case you are interested, it also pays 500 precious national championship points to win. "I guess you could say Martinsville is the Daytona of Sportsman racing," Ingram said Tuesday. "There are so many good cars and good drivers that it just takes something extra and a little racing luck to do well there. "I've run second two out of the last three times I've run there.

Both times I was leading the race when I got tangled UP a i i lie's grinding weekend begins Wednesday with registration and inspection. Thursday morning is reserved for practice before qualifying from 1-3 p.m. Ingram would like to sit on the pole, of course. But he would settle for a first day run to make the field because Fri- day and Saturday are nothing more than mad dashes by a EXPOS 16, RANGERS 10 POMPANO BEACH, (AP) Pepe Mangual collect a three-player trade with the Carolina university 5-1 base- ard. HR Houston, May.

Cards, singled in the opening ed three hits, scored four runs ORIOLES 6, PIRATES 0 BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) I in a marathon game here Tues day afternoon. been able to run only at Hickory simply because no other sanctioned tracks are operating. That will change next week when Hickory, Greenville and possibly New As.he ville Speedway will' race. 1 Ingram hopes to run four1 times a week, possibly at Columbia on Thurs-' day "Martinsville' isn't exactly a make' or break deal as far as -the national championship "If I finish i -way back arid someone who was running for the title (say Sam Ard), finishes high, that would mean I'd have to work a 'little harder.

But there are so many races left which pay a lot of "It's been sort of along wait between races. I think I'm ready and I'm kind of enthused though I know, how tired I'll be at the end of the Sunday's show is not now, but will be a sellout. The Sportsman race begins at 1 p.m. with the Modified race to follow. According Martinsville Speedway information, the race will be broadcast by the Motor Racing Network.

The win was the second in as Dave McNally pitched five in and drove in four to lead the Montreal Expos to a 16-10 exhibition baseball victory over the Texas Rangers Tuesday. The Expos pounded four Ranger pitchers, Dick Bosman, many days for WCU over At inning and raced to third on Rod Carew's base hit before scoring as Tony Oliva hit into a double play. At St. Peteribun, Fit. Minnesota 120 010 O015 9.

I St. Louis 000 000 0202 1 Gold, Vossler (6), Reynolds (8), Norton (9) and Mltterwald, Roof (8)i Splnkt, Nagy (5) and Simmons, Hill (7). nings of shutout ball and Boog JACK INGRAM ready to race bevy of cars trying to make the field. "There are about 20 cars, that all run the same," Ingram con- tinuesl ''To sit on the pole, just have to. get lucky and knock a- tenth of a second or so off a lap.

And that's' hard, because the race track is "You have to know: just when to crack the throt- tie in the turns and when to -punch it in the straights, If you don't, you'll never be able to run with the rest of the fast cars. "That's' what I like about Martinsville, there are so many good cars and good drivers. It doesn't take long before the good cars and drivers have outclassed the field." Pre-race favorites include Ingram, Ray Hendricks, a ner at Martinsville 14 times, Jimmy Hensley, winner of last fall's Sportsman spectacular. There are other favorites, but with entries from Canada, New York, Massachusetts, Maine, -New Hampshire, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Vermont, North lan-tic Coast Conference co-m Powell ana MarK eeianger cracked home runs as the Bal il (petition. The Catamounts opened 1 1 their season Monday with a 2-0 timore Orioles trimmed the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-0 Tuesday Ken Esposito, Charlie Hudson and Bill Goeolewski for 20 hits, 'AT.

over wane roresi. The tightly played contest was including five doubles and a homer. a duel for seven innings between Western's. Glenn in exhibition baseball. Powell's three-run homer came off starter Dock Ellis in the first inning after Al Bum- At Pompano Beach, Fla.

Glover and the Tar Heels' Mnntroal 220 216 03016 20 1 goiiz. boinks. ROYALS 4, CHISOX 3 FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) Kurt Bevacqua slammed a two-run homer in the last of the ninth inning Tuesday and lifted the Kansas City Royals to a 4-3 exhibition baseball victory over Gianihy. UNC got 'Jto- Glover, ibry reached base on an error Texas 000 514 000-10 10 4 Torrez, Renko (5), Strohmayer (7) and who had yielded only three hits Humphrey, Boccabella (8); Bosman, Es and Bobby Unch drew a warn.

At Bradanton, Fla. Baltlmor. 300 000 120-6 10 1 in the opening seven innings, posito (S), Hudson (ti, bogoiewski laj and Billings, Suarez (5). Torrez. Bosman.

HRs Montreal, Mangual lor a run in the eighth on Bobby Guthrie's RBI double. Texas, Madtfox, Epstein. the Chicago White Sox. Pittsburgh 000 000 00O 0 6 3 McNally, Garland (4), Pena (8) and El-chebarran, Robles (61; Ellis, Rooker (7) and May. McNally.

L-Ellls. HRs Baltimore, Powell, Belanger. Bevacqua, competing with The Cats thert came back in the top of the ninth with a run to send the game into extra DODGERS 4, PHILLIES 3 CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP)-Andy Messersmith limited the PHOENIX (AP) Tom Bradlev blanked the Oakland Philadelphia Phillies to one hit Paul Schaal for the Royals third base job, unloaded off right-hander Dave Leisman after designated hitter Ed Kirk-patrick drew a one-out walk and yielded to pinch runner Sophomore Lester Wright in six innings Tuesday as came in for four innings of Los Angeles Dodgers won 4-3 in Athletics on four hits in the strong relief and his Cat team an exhibition baseball game. mates bunched four hits in the Tests Are Positive first four innings Tuesday and the San Francisco Giants -cash Keith Marshall.

ed in on two errors by out At Fort Myers, Fla. 12th frame to give the Swan-nanoa lefthander his first college win. With one out, Hayes- The veteran right-hander, acquired in the 6ff-season from the California Angels, gave up only a third-inning single to Ce fielder Reggie Jackson for a 7-2 Chicago (A) 010 002 00O-3 7 1 Kansas Citv 000 020 O02-4 8 2 Flshar. O'Tonla (A). Pitloek (I).

Leis exhibition -baseball triumph ville's Jimmy Stewaft and Old man (9) and Egan; Simpson, Drtgt (7) and May. Drago. Leisman. over the world champions. ort Gary Gnndstaff singled Was Griffith Using Dope? sar Tovar as ne sjrucK oui ioui and walked only one batter and It was the third straight Wright moved both runners up on a sacrifice bunt.

Eddie Davis picked up the victory. triumph for the Giants, who now are 6-3. At Clearwater, Fla. then singled to right scoring Stewart before West, a former Roberson High player, cleared The FBI complaint charged 002 1 00 010-4 9 2 QTHE Great Imperial rue usar IS THE LARGEST At Phoenix, Arli. Los Angeles Philadelphia 000 000 1023 7 0 Oakland 000 000 1102 9 4 dianapolis 500 May 28, with Johnny Parsons Jr.

and Bill Simpson named as drivers for San Francisco 01 000 OOx 7 6 1 Massarsmlth, Rau (7) and Ferguson! the bases with a 400-foot blast Holmes with destruction of property moving in interstate commerce. The charges alleged that Ruthven, Carlton (5) and Koegel. Hamilton, Fingers (3), Llndblad (7) and off the center field fence. Messersmith. Rutnven, YANKEES 1, REDS 0 Duncan, Tenace (5); Bradley, Moffitt (5)! Sosa (7), Morris and Rader.

Brad ley. Hamilton. CUBS, 7, PADRES 1 SELLING CIGAR IN THE WORLD he fired a shot into a Navaho Freight Lines truck driven by The victory especially sweet for WCU Coach Bill Haywood as he brought his team here for Richard Garza of Gary, TAMPA, Fla. (AP) Roy White scored Hal Lanier from County officials to defend their refusal to rent the Nassau Coliseum to the New York Raiders of the World Hockey Association for possible playoff games. PRO FOOTBALL The FBI filed- a' complaint, against Pittsburgh Steeler tackle Ernie Holmes, who also faced, other charges stemming from shooting incidents on area highways and during a police manhunt.

Cincinnati Bengal linebacker YUMA, Ariz. (AH) Carmen Fanzone drove in three runs with a double and a single the first time since starring for the Tar Heels as an AU-American pitcher in the mid- third base with a single through three of the cars. Parsons will have his choice of two oars entered, by Vatis Enterprises, of New York while Simpson will drive a car entered by Rolla Vollstedt of Portland, Ore. PRO HOCKEY A Brookyn federal judge signed a show cause order requiring Nassau Al 'Beauchamp is due for sentencing Wednesday on an the middle in the eighth inning Tuesday as the Chicago Cubs 1960's. to give the New York Yankees assault and battery conviction, romped to a 7-1 exhibition ba Western opens its home sched a 1-0 exhibition game triumph resulting from a shoving matcn seball' victory over the San ule Wednesday, weather per with a tow-truck driver last December.

Diego Padres. mitting, at 3 p. m. against over the Cincinnati Reds Tuesday. At Tampa, Fla.

Burt Hooton, Dave Laroche Salem College of west Vir COLLEGE FOOTBALL ginia, New York (A) 000 000 010-1 1 KINO Western Carolina 000 000 Ml 004 a 1 and Tom Babcock combined for a seven-hitter as the Cubs won their third Cactus League game in nine' outings. The Padres Nortn Carolina ooo ooo oio wo i a i fivir. Wr oht 19) and Gr ndstaff: EDWARD A "summary of Tuesday's sjJortst I A doping test made on New York middleweight Emile Griffith after his draw March 12 in Paris-with Max Cohen of France "showed the French Boxing Eederation announced. "Neither the substance Griffith was supposed to have taken nor its: possible effect on the 36-year-old former world champion was revealed in a statement by Bernard Restout, president of the federation. Restout said only that copies of the report would be sent to the New York State Athletic Commission, the World Boxing Council and the European Boxing Union.

No other action was taken. BASEBALL Al Kaline, 38-year-old Detroit outfielder, received the Roberto Clemente Award as the player best exemplifying baseball on and off the field. This is the third year of the award, which was renamed recently for the Pirate out--lielder who died in a plane crash on New Year's Eve. Cincinnati 003 000 0000 4 0 Keklch, McDanlet (6) and Munson, Dempsey (7); Gullett, Carroll (8) and Bench, Plummir (8). McDanlel.

Carroll. Doctors announced that Billy Tohill, Texas Christian football coach, will have his right Glanlnv. Paschall (9) and Dlller. WP-Wrloht (14) LP-Paschall (0-1). also are 3-6.

WCU 2-0. UNC 3-6. Sports Medicine Clinics Are Scheduled For Enka amputated Wednesday morning. Tohill suffered multiple injuries in a traffic accident a week Joe Kerbel, former West Tex as State head football coach, Carolina in recent years. -According to State School Superin-tendent Craig Phillips, "We plan to develop a broad statewide sports medicine program for schools participating in in-tersoholastic activities to insure the health, safety, and welfare died of an apparent heart attack in Arlington, Monday.

He was 51. ASSOCIATED PRESS of all participants." Dr. Phillips Phillips Boosts WolfpackWin added, "our goal is to insure optimal protection against injury through good technical instruction, proper regulation and conditions of play, and adequate AUTO RACING Four more 1 f1 neann supervision." cars were entered for the In- RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) N.C. State, bolstered by 4 2-3 innings of hitless relief pitching from Richard Phillips, turned back Wake Forest 4-3 in 11 innings Tuesday in an Atlantic Coast Don McCune Adds To Lead In Keg Tour Conference baseball game.

THE FIAT 850 SPIDER. BUYING IT WOfTT LEAVE YOU TOO BROKE TO ENJOY II I Serving WNC Phillips entered the game after the Deacons exploded for "Prevention Treatment, and Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries" will be the subject of a series of Sports Medicine Clinic to be held at the Enka High School in Enka. The first session will Ibe March 22, with additional meetings each Thursday through April' 11, All junior and senior high coaches in Asheville, Buncombe County, Haywood County, Henderson and Yancey County are invited to attend, along with others interested in sports medi-cine. The clinic will be conducted by Al Proctor, Coordinator of Sports Medicine for the State Department of Public Instruction. He will be assisted by area physicians.

Topics to be discussed during the sessions include selection, fitting and care of equipment; heat illness; pre-season and offseason conditioning; treatment of sports injuries; medical exams and the game physician; responsibility of coaches in the sports medicine program; on the fieldcourt emergencies; drugs in and rehabilitation of sports injuries; Both boys and girls sports programs will be discussed during the clinic. The clinic for area coaches Is one of at least 20 similar clinics to toe conducted throughout the state this year. The creation of the program to fight sports injuries was prompted by a number of football-related deaths in North three runs in the seventh off AKRON, Ohio (AP) Don starter Robert Anderson. He held them hitless with the score McCune of Munster, who tied 3-3 until the Woldpack heads the official money stand ings of the Professional BowU ers Association, increased his pushed across a run in the 11th. Mars Hill Netters Defeat VNC-A, 5-4 total to $33,430 by winning uuu tor 20th place in the Ebonite Open at Toledo last week.

Carmen Salvino of Chicaeo. second in the standings, won $1,050 for 19th place at Toledo and now has a total of $24,925. 1 ETESE3 The biggest selling car in Europe. I SWANN Mars Hill's tennis team- lost the first three singles but won the rest and three doubles to defeat the UNC-Asheville net-ters, 5-4 Tuesday on the UNC-A courts. UNCA hosts Warren Wilson Thursday in its next match.

Dick Weber of St. Louis jumped to sixth place by win ning the $10,000 first prize In the Ebonite Open. He has a to MOTORS tal of $18,155 for the year and lifetime earnings of more than 467-2546 Cpndler, N. $400,000 in PBA tournament competition. MOTOR TUNE-UP BRAKE RELINING Others In the top 10 are: Barry Asher, Costa Mesa, Don Johnson, Akron, Dick Ritger, Hartford, Gus Lampo, Endicott, N.Y., Jim Stefanich, Joliet, 111., Jay Robinson, Los Angeles, $15,938, and Mike McGrath, El Cerrito, $13,375.

Generator Starrer look Your Car Over, Need Paint? We have Factory Trained Paint It Body Shop personnel, and the most modern equipment It town. See Mr. Porter Wilton for FREE estimate. CADILIAC PONTIAC CO. II? Patton Ave.

232 3821 EXPERIENCE COUNTS 5130 FIFTH Kewler imoothacM costtnomore. RALPH PARKER WOODROW BROWN EARL CASE ALLIED OIL Motor Inc. McDowell nt Southside 254-0838 HIS RADIATOR JUUUS KISSlEt UwmNCtBMO, INO. BUNDED WHISHT. PSOOf.

1M Mm NIU1RAL SPIRITS..