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new DOWN BUT FAR FROM OUT Italys Adriano Panatta lies on the ground after winning grueling volley against Australias John Newcombe during semifinals competi tion of the Davis Cup mat ches in Rome Monday Pa natta winner of the Italian and French Open titles ear lier this year won 57 86 64 62 nudging Italy into the finals which will be in De cember AP Photo Quick thinking helps unbeaten Redskins PHILADELPHIA AP Washington Redskins presen ted coach George Allen with his 100th National Football League victory Monday night and the veteran coachs quick thinking on the sidelines had more than little to do with the triumph Mark Moseley booted 29 yard field goal 12 minutes and 49 seconds into sudden death period of the game to give the unbeaten Redskins 2017 win over Philadelphia Eagles But there would have been no sudden death and no victory without Allen The 54yearold Allen in his 11th season as NFL coach made himself factor in the ame with 12 seconds left in the Lrst half The Eagles led 103 and had third down and six at their 35yard line Washingtons defence started to leave the field figuring the clock would run out but Allen ever alert waved his defenders back and shouted for time out called time out and told them to blitz try to hit them on the exchange of the ball Allen explained felt that with 12 seconds left if we stopped them there wed go for the blocked punt GRABS FUMBLE Washington blitzed and Har old McClinton and Dave Butz hit Eagles ball carrier Herb Lusk like couple of trucks Lusk fumbled the ball in the air and Washington linebacker Brad Dusek picked it off and raced 32 yards for touchdown Moseley kicked the point and it was 1010 at the half Sixtytwo seconds earlier the Redskins had fourth down and 10 at the Eagles 33 Mark Moseley set up for field goal The Eagles didnt charge so holder Joe Theismann picked up the ball and ran 16 yards for first down at the 17 on the fake kick The Redskins wound up with 27yard field goal Thus Allens quick strategy resulted in 10 points in 62 sec onds and turned 100 deficit into tie The Skins had been Alston stepping down as Dodgers LOS ANGELES AP After 23 consecutive oneyear con tracts to manage the Dodgers Walter Alston has stepped dQWn saying There comes time when you need to take little rest Alston 64 of Darrtown Ohio made his decision Monday Af ter round of golf he told Dodgers management His decision was announced at late afternoon news confer ence during which Alston said he would remain with the Na tional League club in front of fice capacity Baseball has been good to me he said But there comes time when you get enough of everything Hulls wrist dislocated WINNIPEG CP Gerry Wilson team doctor for Winni peg Jets of the World Hockey Association said Monday he hopes the injured wrist of star left winger Bobby Hull will be recovered within four to five weeks Dr Wilson said an xray in dicates Hulls left wrist was dislocated in Sundays exhibition hockey game bet ween the Jets and St Louis Blues of the National Hockey League He said the wrist has been put in place and supported by plaster cast The cast will be replaced by light splint after about 10 days then after fur ther 10 days the splint will be removed manager No successor was named im mediately but Walter OMalley chairman of the board of the Dodgers said Alston OMalleys son Peter who serves as club president and general manager Al Cam panis will decide soon on can didates for the replacement Almost to man the Dodger players said it was sad day REGARDED AS HONEST Im disappointed said pit cher Don Sutton Ive played for the man for 11 years and hfes been honest every minute it There are so many oppor tunities to be up and down in this game but hes stayed on an even keel and that imparts consistency to the ball club He set the standards for all other managers to match said first baseman Steve Gar vey the National Leagues most valuable player in 1974 Alstons last pennant year He has treated every player like man on and off the field said second baseman Davey Lopes Thats all can ask out of manager Alston won four World Series titles and seven pennants for the Dodgers Only two men in the history of the game have managed club longerConnie Mack 50 ears with Phila delphia At letics and John McGraw 31 with New York Gi ants The Dodgers who manage to attract big crowds no matter how they on the field were 10 games behind West Division leaders Cincinnati Reds when Alston made his an nouncement SPORTS BRIEFS TICATS GOODS STOLEN HAMILTON CP Goods worth between $4000 and $5000 were taken when the Hamilton TigerCats dressing room at Ivor Wynne Stadium was bro ken into Bob Shaw general manager and coach of the Ca nadian Football League club said Monday They thieves took projectors television set radios tape recorders ame jerseys and game foot lls Shaw said HES No2 DAYTONA BEACH AP Cale Yarborou became the second Nationa Association of Stock Cars Auto Racing grand national driver to top the $250 000 mark in winnings this year with his victory Sunday in the Old Dominion 500 at Martins ville Va Richard Petty de fending national champion and closest challenger to Yar borough for driver of the year leads the money list with $264530 Yarborough has Won $254515 RANGER FINED ARLINGTON Tex AP Manager Frank Lucchesi of Texas Ran ers was fined and suspended or three days Mon day by American League presi dent Lee MacPhail because of an argument with umpire Rich Garcia in baseball game Sept 14 here against California Luc chesi kicked dirt on Garcia dur ing dispute over call HAS BRUISED RIBS BLOOMINGTON Minn AP Quarterback Fran Tarkenton of Minnesota Vikings is suffering from bruised ribs the result of crunching tackle during Sun days 109 National Football League win over Detroit Lions Xra taken Monday revealed no roken bones team spokesan said Tarkenton suf fered the injury during the first quarter of the game GOITFRIED UPSETS ASHE LOS ANGELES AP Brian Gottfried pulled one of the biggest upsets of the tennis season Monday night by defeat ing Arthur Ashe 62 62 in the finals of the $125000 Pacific Southwest open tournament Gottfried seeded 10th had to defeat Eddie Dibbs Jimmy Connors by default and lie Nastase of Romania to win the $20000 first prize It was his fir st singles title since winning file in Australia last Novem outrun outpassed and out hustled for 30 minutes but not outthought or outscored called the fake field goal because felt we could catch them by surprise and we did said Allen DEFENCE TAKES OVER In the third period Mike Thomas ran 27 yards to wrap up sixplay 57yard drive and send the Skins ahead 1710 Then the defence took over Twice the Eagles drove to the Washington 10 and twice they were frustrated with end zone pass interceptions Former Eagle Joe Lavender picked off one and Pat Fischer the other Moseleys winning kick was set up by an interception by Ed die Brown who returned eight yards to the Eagles 22 Calvin Hill carried twice for 12 and six yards to the four holding penalty set the Skins back 10 and then Moseley also for mer Eagle kicked the winning points It was tough loss for the Eagles now 12 for the season They outgained the Redskins with total offence of 418 yards to 230 Rookie coach Dick Ver meils team gained 252 yards rushing more than the total of the Redskins first two oppo nentsNew York Giants and Seattle Philadelphia took 100 lead with 22yard field goal by Hor st Muhlmann in the first period and Art Malones second period 16yard scoring run After falling behind 1710 Philadelphia quarterback Bor yla directed nineplay 73 yard scoringdrive startingwith 209 to play and ending on 41 yard touchdown pass to Charley Smith with 107 on the clock sending the game into sudden death Expos pounded 103 by Mets NEW YORK AP Rain doesnt bother John Milner Its no tougher to concen trate than it is in the cold said the New York Mets outfielder Anyway if they play you got ta play Milner hit two home runs be tween the raindrops at Shea Stadium on Monday night tworun drive in the third in ning and then his third grand slam of the season and fifth of his career in the sixth inning as the Mets pounded the Montreal Expos 103 in National League game finally halted by rain in the eighth inning The second ame of the scheduled doub eheader was postponed and will be made up as part ofa twin bill tonight Milner connected off Expos starter Larry Landreth of Stratford Ont to cap three run third inning The Mets made it 50 in the fourth then scored five runs after two were out in the sixth paid crowd of only 2929 braved the rain and sat through 75minute rain delay in the top half of the eighth inning be fore home plate umpire Shag Crawford halted the game Su ttons shu tou retirement gift By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Don Sutton wanted to itch nohitter Monday night or Los Angeles Dodgers manager Wal ter Alston Ive played for the guy 11 years and he has been honest with me every minute of it Sutton said Like most of his teammates Sutton was moved by Alstons late afternoon statement that he is retiring at the end of the season after 23 years as manager of the team Sutton showed his feelings for his longtime mentor by turning in brilliant fourhit shutout pitching the Dodgers to 20 victory over Houston Astros in National League baseball game respond to an honest rela tionship rather than lot of pat ting on the back Sutton said He Alston tells it to me up front and sticks to it The best Wrestler suing Ali TOKYO AP Japanese pro fessional wrestler Antonio Inoki has filed suit against world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali for $769000 in connection with their world martial arts championship held herein June Inoki is blaming A11 for turn ing the match into dull en counter spokesman for the grappler said Monday Ali and Inoki met in Tokyo June 26 in lacklustre contest that fell far short of advance billing and was declared draw The spokesman said the suit was filed in the Tokyo Dis trict Court on Monday and that Ali would be informed of the ac tion soon It claimed Inoki has sustained losses in his profes sional career as result of the wrestler versus boxer affair The spokesman said Alis lastminute insistence on addi tional rules prevented Inoki from using karate cho and other hand blows an com Delled him to resort to spendin most of the time on his bac tryingtokickAli way to describe him is that hes an honest man Im glad to have won this one In Mondays other National League games New York Mets pounded Montreal Expos 103 Philadelphia Phillies routed St Louis Cardinals 91 and San Die Padres beat Cincinnati Re 53 WAS FOURTH SHUTOUT Sutton 219 struck out three and walked two in posting his fourth shutout of the season and the 44th of his career He allowed just one runner past second base Bill Russell singled home Garvey in the seventh inning to break scoreless duel between Sutton and Houstons Dan Lar son 58 The Dodgers added second run in the eighth inning when Dave Lopes walked stole secondhis second stolen base of the game and 6lst of the sea sonand came home on Bill Buckners single John Milner drove in six runs for the Mets with pair of homers tworun blow in the third inning and his third grand slam of the season in the sixth Jon Matlack scattered seven hits to improve his record to 17 pitching his 15th complete game of the season Jerry Martin hit his first home run of the season and Greg Luzinski Larry Bowa and Ollie Brown drove in two runs each as the Phillies posted their ninth win in their last 11 games Jim Kaat 1214 posted his first victory since Aug 21 snapping personal sixgame losing streak Doug Rader dropped bloop double on the foul line in short right field to drive in two runs and snap 33 tie as San Diego rallied for three runs in the eighth inning to beat the Reds Cowboys victors over St Louis By NEIL CAMPBELL The Canadian Press Chances are general manager Emile Francis of St Louis Blues has already had his fill of World Hockey Association teams for this season Francis trying to build the Blues into contender watched his National Hockey League club take 41 beating from Calgary Cowboys on Monday night The Cowboys beat the Blues just 24 hours after another WHA club Winnipeg Jets sank the Blues 62 at Winnipeg In other exhibition games Monday both allNHL contests New York Rangers tied Phila delphia Flyers 33 and Montreal Canadiens crushed Boston Bruins 71 Francis the former Rangers leader who is both coach and general manager of the Blues will be glad to get back to NHL opposition The Blues have three wins and tie against teams from their own league Captain Danny Lawson scored two goals for the Cowboys and drew an assist on goal by Richard Lemieux Lynn Powis was the other Calgary scorer while Red Berenson had the St Louis goal No draft pick Don Murdoch scored twice to give the Rangers their tie with Phila delphia Murdoch who scored 88 goals last year with Medicine Hat of the Western Canada Hockey League got New York its tie with less than two min utes to play Phil Esposito was New Yorks other scorer Bob Kelly Larry Goodenough and Reg Leach scored for the Flyers Jacques Lemaire and Steve Shutt scored two goals each to help the Canadiens hand the Bruins their fourth loss in five exhibition outings Peter Mahovlich Mike Polich and Gord McTavish were the other scorers for Mon treal which has 52 mark Terry OReilly was the Boston scorer FOOTBALL STANDINGS TORONTO CP Its not difficult to figure why Don Sweet of Montreal Alouettes and Bob Macoritti of Saskat chewan Roughriders lead the Eastern and Western con ferences of the Canadian Foot ball League in scoring Both are field goal kickers traditionally the scoring cham pions and both are remarkably consistent Sweet who set pro football record when he kicked his 16th 17th and 18th consecutive field goals in Montreals 232 victory over Ottawa Rough Riders Sun day has been good on 24 of 30 attempts this season Macoritti who tops the CFL scoring table with 93 points has connected on 16 of 23 tries He has scored four points more than Sweet and there are couple of reasons for that Saskatchewan leads the league with 35 touchdowns and Macoritti has converted 34 of them The Alouettes have scored only 16 TDs and Sweet has converted 14 Also Mon treal with 10 games has one in hand Calgary Stampeders with 14 touchdowns are the only club who trail Montreal in this category BEATS NFL MARK Sweets 18 consecutive field goals surpassed the National Football League record of 16 held by Jan Stenerud and Don Cockrof And it may be while before an NFL kicker threatens the new mark Thats because the goalposts are 10 yards be hind the goal line making the job more difficult than in the CFL wehre they are still at the goalline Not that Sweet had it easy on RANKIN LEADS WASHINGTON AP Judy Rankin after 24 stops on the Ladies Professional Golf Association tour retained her moneywinning lead with $138734 fi res released Mon day show Jane Blalock was second with $90126 followed by Joanne Camer $86909 Sandra Palmer $86194 and 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Norton APPhoto Alis title on line tonight NEW YORK AP This is the end of my career says Muhammad Ali who puts his heavyweight championship on the line tonight against Ken Norton dont want to lose it Ali 34 didnt mean it would be his last fight but that he was getting close to retirement He is the 8405 favorite to beat Norton in their third meet ing Each won split 12round decision in 1973 with Norton breaking Alis jaw in the first fight You must remember that those first two fi hts werent for the title sai Ali who re tained the championship by knocking out George Foreman Oct 30 1974 seven months af ter Norton was stopped in two rounds by Foreman in bid for thetitle The weighin was scheduled for noon today Ali was ex pected to scale about 221 poun ds and Norton 215 Each is foot3 and has an 80inch reach Starting time for the fight at Yankee Stadium is 1030 pm FOR 8£TT£R PRINTING SEE JOHN cocaeuan LIMITED 66 Meanow ROAD BARBIE 7282821 Printers Since 7960 EDT Wednesday night is the rain date EXPECT 40000 crowd of about 40000 the promoters estimate was ex pected to attend the fight the first at the famed ballpark sin ce In emar Johansson knocked Floy Patterson down seven times and sto ped him in the third roun to win the heavyweight title June 26 1959 The worldwide television au dience may reach 500 million it will be seen on closed circuit at 300 locations in the United States and Canada and on live and delayed basis in 57 other countries Prices at Yankee Stadium ranged from $25 to $200 with $20 the average price of closedcircuit television ticket Ali is guaranteed record $6 million plus $100000 exFenses and will get 50 per cent all in mom some wrooov mum and PO no as vanm come over $9 million victory would set him up for rematch with Foreman Norton is guaranteed $5 mil lion plus $100000 expenses and five per cent of all income from the start The fight will be Alis 20th pearance in heavyweig chamfiionship contest in ca reer at has seen him hold the title twice since he turned pro in 1960 TITLE TAKEN AWAY He won the title from Sonny Liston in 1964 and defended it nine times before being strip ed of the championsh1p cause of his conviction for draft evasion Then after failing to regain the title against Joe Frazier in 1971 he won it from Foreman and has defended it seven times Roger St Clair Best centre in Junior Hockey Dreams of being on 21 Stanley Cup wmner How are chances VCIY gOOd Ever since his Very 3001 Ever since his peewee hockey days his talcnts been growing But bad things happened to Roger on his way to Stanley Cup His reputation has gone to his head When the guys get together after game Roger feels compelled to swing more and stay later than the others Wherever he goes hes in the spotlight and he never says no to night on the town Roger doesnt realize his talent needs healthy soil to grow Right now he should be putting the brakes peewee hockey days his talents been growing But something even better has happened to Roger on his way to Stanley Cup Hes realized that his style off the ice is just as crucial to his future Roger enjoys people He also enjoys the sociability of relaxing with drink But hes moderate In fact from the start of training till his last game of the season Roger rarely drinks at all Every game he plays con vinces Roger that moderation is on both his swinging and his drinking Otherwise he risks spoiling everything His game and his dream helping him get where he wants to go His coach says the big leagues are coming closer And so is Rogers favorite dream Semiramis Distillers since 1857