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Men’s Softball Results

Moore’s Bar Rolls To Eighth Season Victory

Like a well-oiled machine, Moore’s Bar rolled to another victory in men’s softball league action last Thursday evening with an 8-3 triumph over Fillmore-Buis Fertilizer. The win marks the eighth of the season without a loss for Moore’s Bar while Fill-more-Buis’ record fell to 4-4. Moore’s took an early 3-0 lead over Fillmore-Buis after the first three innings of the game. Fillmore-Buis then closed the margin to two runs by scoring once in the bottom of the fourth inning. But Moore’s added two more in the top of the fifth to hold a 5-

1 edge over Fillmore-Buis. Fillmore-Buis then charged back in the next two innings and pulled within two runs going into the seventh. But Moore’s Bar broke open the tight game in the final stanza by scoring three runs to defeat Fillmore-Buis, 8-3. Once again. Jack Allen pitched a fine game and was the winner for Moore’s Bar. W. Tharp was the loser for Fillmore-Buis. Jim Jones and Pete Norris led Moore’s Bar in batting with two hits apiece. Jones also led the team in RBIs with two while D. Bullock, S. Komgenick, R. Wallen, P.

Norris, and Allen had one RBI apiece. For Fillmore-Buis, J. Tharp had two hits while teammates Craig Sibbitt and Bain had one RBI each.

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Bedford Sets World Record In 10,000 Run

LONDON (AP) — Dave Bedford, Britain’s biggest flop in the Munich Olympics, set a fantastic world record of 27:31.0 for the 10,000-meter run Friday night—despite a hamstring injury which curtailed his training. The 23-year-old Londoner was 7.4 seconds inside the old mark set by Finland’s Lasse Viren in winning the gold medal at Munich last year. Bedford shattered the record with virtually nobody to pace him. A crowd of 8,000 cheered the bearded, long-haired runner, Britain’s most unpredictable sports star, at Crystal Palace. The scene at the finish was unlike anything seen on a British track. Bedford threw up his arms in triumph as he crossed the finish line. Fans jumped over the barriers and swarmed across the track—even though the time had not been announced. It was the first time a Briton had held this record since 1911. So Bedford wrote one more Bonds Gets All-Star Votes NEW YORK (AP) — Final returns from fan balloting for the 1973 All-Star Game will be announced next week, but as matters now stand Bobby Bonds of the San Francisco Giants has the inside track for a starting outfield job with the National League. In figures released Friday by the baseball commissioner’s office, Bonds had edged into third in the fight to open in the outfield for the NL at Kansas City on July 24. His 778,355 votes topped Cesar Cedeno of Houston by some 10,000 and trailed Chicago’s Billy Williams by about 12,000 as each seeks to join Cincinnati’s Pete Rose as outfield starters. Rose, with 904,624 votes, is virtually assured of a starting job, as is his teammate, catcher Johnny Bench, who continued to lead all NL votegetters with 1,575,013 from a total of 3,323,439 ballots cast. Hank Aaron of Atlanta remained the league’s leading infield choice, with 1,207,351 votes for first base. Cincinnati second baseman Joe Morgan was the Reds’ third position leader, compiling a total of 891,513 votes. At shortstop, Chris Speier of San Francisco’s 810,254 votes gave him almost a 2-1 edge over his nearest rival, while Ron Santo of the Chicago Cubs had a comfortable margin at third. Sports Shorts BAASTAD Sweden (AP) — J op-seeded Stan Smith came back against transplanted-Aus-tralian Marty Mulligan of Italy to score a 1-6, 6-2, 6-3 victory Friday and advance to the semifinals of the $75,000 Swedish International Tennis Championships. Smith, of Pasadena, Calif., will meet Sweden’s teen-age sensation Bjorn Borg in one Saturday semifinal.

CHICAGO (AP) — Coach Dick Motta of the Chicago Bulls Friday was given the additional position by the National Basketball Association club of director of player personnel in an apparent demotion of general manager Pat Williams. The announcement was made by Williams. Motta has led the Bulls to the NBA playoffs four successive seasons and in 1971 was named the NBA’s Coach of The Year.

chapter in his astonishing, seesawing and controversial career. In the past he has been accused of big-headedness, talking too much and using the wrong tactics.

Two All-Staters Head For DePauw

Two All-State football players have enrolled at DePauw University. Jim Borling, All-State Illinois halfback from Glen Ellyn, Illinois, and Kreg Gephart, Maryland All-State linebacker from Gaithersburg, Md., will be among the 50 freshman football candidates when the Tigers report for practice on August 21. Borling, a 190 pound halfback, was leading scorer and ground gainer in the tough West Suburban Conference in the Chicago area. Gephart was the Most Valuable Player on an undefeated Gaithersburg High School team that was recognized as the most outstanding team in the Washington metropolitan area. Gephart is a 195 pound linebacker. Joining Gephart at DePauw is a Gaithersburg teammate, 6’3” 220 pound tackle Richard Brown. Brown's high school coach says “Brown is potentially the best college prospect he has had in many years at Gaithersburg High School.”

■ - - - '. * * , < David Braden (left) and Bill Losin were winners of the free throw contest held during the Greencastle Junior High Basketball program this summer at the McAnally Center. Losin, an eighth grader, hit 171 of 260 from the charity stripe while Braden, an incoming freshman at Greencastle, hit 181 of 220 for an excellent 82%. (Banner-Graphic Photo)

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