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Pro Basketball EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic GB Boston New York Philadelphia Buffalo Central Division Baltimore Atlanta Cincinnati 3 Cleveland WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Milwaukee 58 Chicago Phoenix Detroit 23 50 .315 Pacific Division x-Los Angeles .838 Golden State 27 Seattle .605 Houston Portland 60 division title Monday's Results No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Cleveland at Baltimore Golden State Boston Los Angeles. at Detroit Atlanta at New York Seattle at Chicago Pro NHL East Division Pts. GF GA Boston 10 108 289 168 New York 101 292 160 Montreal 97 265 170 Toronto 182 180 Detroit 228 230 Buffalo 177 260 Vancouver 166 254 West Division Chicago 17 222 147 Minnesota 24 10 177 158 St. Louis 36 59 190 225 Philadelphia 174 213 California 56 194 254 Pittsburgh 43 188 229 Los Angeles 45 177 268 Monday's Results Montreal 2, Philadelphia 1 Only game scheduled Tuesday's Games Buffalo at Minnesota Pittsburgh at Vancouver Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Montreal af Toronto New York at Chicago Los Angeles at California Only games scheduled AHL East Division Nova Boston Scotia 37 17 18 12 Springfield 28 25 14 Rochester Providence 10 West Division Baltimore 28 25 11 Hershey 28 10 Cleveland 30 8 Richmond 27 29 10 Cincinnati 26 13 Tidewater 18 39 Results No games scheduled Tuesday's Games Springfield vs. Tidewater Only scheduled ORLANDO EVENING STAR Page 5-C Phone GA 3-4411 Tuesday, March 14, 1972 An Expensive Bet Melvin Durslag MIAMI To make a routine check For sheer risk, the gamble of on the soft economy, I dropped in at buying horses is unmatched in Hialeah for the dispersal sale of sports, not only because of the two-year-olds belonging to the estate delicate structure of the animal you of George D.

Widener, celebrated purchase, but because of the lack of connoisseur of horseflesh, who died communication between the two of at 82 last December. you. Mr. Widen- At the sale, for instance, I sat next Philadelphia society's who lost his father the to a gentleman who said he bought a er, on Titanic, had engaged in racing since 1913, mare a while back for $52,000, 58 years of tearing up assured she never had been bred. meaning tickets had been behind him.

"Now I'm on an airplane," he But he bred some fashionable continued, "sitting across the aisle livestock, and now a massive curi- from a man I know in racing. I told osity had developed in racing over him about the unbred mare I bought the prices his young horses would and he said, 'Are you kidding? bring in the day of the sinking They've tried to breed her 10 times dollar. without success. What you have is known as a bad YOU GOT AN insight quickly to Naturally, if the purchaser had hard times when the first colt of been able to communicate with the the consequence, a gray named Pon- horse, he would have learned that toise, brought $220,000. his unsoiled mare had considerably 1 You talk about bonus babies.

This more experience than he suspected, one couldn't catch a pass, throw a assuming of course, she was one of curve, or make a dunk shot. those ladies unabashed about A filly called Cornish Princess discussing her past. then brought $290,000 and the small change continued to come in until ONE WITH established credit who the star of the evening, a brown filly buys a horse at auction usually is named Treat Me Fair, was led into given 30 days in which to pay, but a the ring. stranger is expected to come up with She is the daughter of Ribot, said cash. to be Italian royalty, but who may Such a purchaser bought a colt for have been making spaghetti al dente $9,500 at the Hialeah sales, only to at the Cavalieri Hilton.

inform the auctioneer a few minutes VIEWERS blanched at later that he didn't have the money. an opening bid of $100,000, a price that doubled Whether he made this discovery within 15 seconds. after inspecting the horse more When it rose to $375,000, the closely isn't known, but the animal auctioneer stopped, and, addressing had to be re-auctioned, which upsets the crowd, said unblinkingly, "I've the management considerably, and been concentrating mostly on two or you must presume that if the three people, but anyone else can original purchaser ever shows up at get in who wants to." the sales again, he is going to be If he could read eyes, he saw his sold for dog meat. audience tell him what he could do For $410,000, one earns the priviwith his hammer, assuming he lege of putting a horse into training hadn't taken the suggestion earlier at $25 a day, of picking up heavy tabs in the sales. for medical and shipping bills, of Undaunted, he proceeded to sell taking the chance that his brownthis filly for a startling $410,000, a eyed beauty can neither run nor record for unraced animals.

breed. I mean, a basketball player who But the thoroughbred buyer is a brings a million at least has been to romantic who lives in the fantasy of the post and figures to stay sound catching the big horse. maybe 10 years. Others dream of catching a big BEFORE THE evening ended, blonde. And then there are those another filly, No Wallflower, whose goal in life is to shoot a brought $360,000, and you staggered 3-over-par 75.

from the room, lamenting the hard Taste, you can see, is a very times. private thing. Good Race Year In Sight For 'Senior' Joe Leonard LOS ANGELES (UPI) The two other members of Parnelli Jones' super team are ganging up on the ol' pelican, Joe Leonard. Al Unser and Mario Andretti keep reminding last year's U. S.

Auto Club kingpin that he's the senior of the Jones stable. The emphasis is on senior. "They really rib me," said the 37-year-old Leonard. "They keep telling me my hair is getting grayer and my glasses are getting thicker. Mario keeps telling me I look old enough to be his father." Andretti, a newcomer to the team this year, and Unser can needle the ol' pelican all they want.

LEONARD, the nice guy, will laugh right along. After all, the defending national champion can afford to be gracious. It looks like it's going to be a profitable year for the Jones boys. The smiling Leonard hopes, of course, he gets a share of the profits befitting a senior citizen. Anything can happen and does in auto racing, but the three drivers employed by the Torrance, based tandem of Jones and Vel Miletich figure to dominate USAC's championship car circuit, which opens with a 150- miler at Phoenix, Saturday.

as they tried to squeeze past each other. Ed Hayes (Continued From Page 1-C) er a rather long delay, commented: "I guess they're chopping the tree down for Palmer." Also overheard: "Palmer won't admit he's getting old like the rest of us." It's been suggested that the Florida Citrus Invitational change its name to the Arnold Palmer or the Arnold Palmer Citrus but Frank Hubbard, representing the Citrus Founders, whispered: "'We're not going to change the name of our tournament." 0 LAST TIME I talked to Jim Jamieson, prior to the Citrus, was on registration day at the Disney tournament. Wife and child were with him and he was talking about how he needed to do well in the last two tournaments of 1971 to make the top 60 list. The previous year he was 59th. Well, he didn't make it.

This year, nevertheless, he's made money in the 10 tournaments, including $8,850 at Rio. Jamieson wound up in a tie for third. His best previous finish was a tie for sixth in Hawaii. His wife, regrettably, was back at Horne's Motor Lodge on Saturday when he tied the course record at 63. 0 0 IS THE NEW flow of tourists to our town going to affect the Citrus crowds other than in size? I heard an unusual amount of complaints this year about the unruliness of the galleries, although I admit I saw nothing myself that was out of line.

The new bleacher setup around the 18th green makes for a more playable stage but on Sunday there was a bottleneck of human bodies created about the closeness of the bleachers to the building which is used as press Well, a lot of people got to know each other better Philadelphia Buffalo Milwaukee Portland Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Los Angeles, at Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Seattle Atlanta Milwaukee at Phoenix Only games scheduled ABA East Division Virginia x-Kentucky York 08 New Floridians Carolina Pittsburgh .320 West Division x-Utah Indiana Dallas Denver Memphis 26 X- Clinched division title Monday's Results No games. scheduled Tuesday's Games Carolina at Indiana Virginia at Pittsburgh Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Memphis at New York Utah af Indiana Only games scheduled Hockey Wednesday's Games Cleveland at Baltimore Rochester af Boston Providence at Hershey Springfield at Richmond Only games scheduled CHL Pts. GF GA Tulsa 30 26. 218 208 Dallas 39 280 183 Oklahoma City 190 233 Omaha 215 217 Fort Worth 184 226 Kansas City 28 52 203 222 Results No games scheduled Tuesday's Games No games scheduled Wednesday's Game Kansas City at Dallas Only game scheduled Wrestling At Orlando Sports Stadium Pts. GF GA The Great Mephisto and 86 246 233 173 Bearcat Wright defeated Tim 166 237 224 Woods and The Great Malen217 200 243 269 ko; The Infernos won against the Australians; The Great 200 201 Mephisto won over Johny 66 218 232 211 232 (Grappler) Walker; Penny 3332 214 173 208 223 249 187 won Brooks over and June George Peterson Strickland and Greg Peterson; Jack Welch defeated Doug Sanders; Don Duffey and Louie Tillet fought at Norfolk to a time limit draw.

Scott Joins Suns PHOENIX, Ariz. (P) Charlie Scott of the American Basketball Association Virginia Squires will wear the uniform of the National Basketball Association Phoenix Suns here Wednesday night, Suns general manager Jerry Colangelo said Monday. Charging that Squires owner Earl Foreman was in default on several clauses in his contract, and had reneged on a promise to pay off a $26,000 loan for him, Scott waltzed away from a lucrative contract with the Squires last week. THE SUNS National Basketball Association rights to Scott in a trade with the Boston Celtics for "cash and future consideration," Colangelo said. The Celts had drafted the former North Carolina All-America in the seventh round of the collegiate draft two years ago.

He shared ABA Rookie of the Year honors with Kentucky's Dan Issel, after averaging 27.1 points a game and leading the Squires to a 55-29 record and the Eastern Division championship last season. Scott, 23, has been averaging about 35 points this year, and established a single-season ABA record of 2,524 points. COLANGELO PROMISED to introduce his new star at a midmorning press conference today. Colangelo rated Scott in the same class with Jerry West, Oscar Robertson and Dave Bing. "He's very fast and can really shoot," the general manager said.

SQUIRES COACH Al Bianchi also appears to have respect for Scott, despite his statement last week that he didn't care if he "never came back." No Basketball Merger Yet RICHMOND, Va. (P) The Richmond Times-Dispatch quoted U. S. Sen. William B.

Spong Monday night as saying there likely will be no congressional action to permit merger of the two professional basketball leagues until the new Congress convenes next January. Spong said the workload of Congress in a presidential election year, plus the ever-deeping inquiry into pro sports franchises by Sen. Sam Ervin, D-N. make quick passage almost impossible. "FROM THE standpoint THE NBA and the ABA, of legislation moving, this weary after years of fightbill is not going to pass this ing a money war for playyear," Spong told the news- ers, have in effect asked paper.

Congress to protect them The bill to allow merger from themselves. of the National Basketball The war has increased in Association and the Ameriintensity in recent weeks can Basketball Association is being sponsored in the since the signings by NBA Senate by Sen. John Tun- teams of two ABA stars, ney, and Sen. Jim McDaniels of the CaroRoman Hruska, R-Neb. lina Cougars and Charlie The measure now is tied Scott of the Virginia up on Ervin's antitrust and Squires, and the ABA New monopoly subcommittee of York Nets' signing of the Committee on the Judi- Marquette undergraduate ciary.

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Replace wheel linings cylinders caster For a safer, more comfortable all drums and resurface Adjust ride replace shocks every lining Adjust camber cylinder and 20,000 miles! power Set toe-in cylinder inspection Inspect steering additional parts of and flush hydraulic system INSTALLED listed service mental will needed, charge. carry a but supple- not adjustment. test 1,000 for mile brake inspection performance and WE'LL INSTALL 2 BALL JOINTS VISIT OUR THREE NEWEST PAN AMERICAN STORES CASSELBERRY WINTER PARK PINE HILLS WEST ORLANDO 349 N. ORLANDO AVE. 490 S.

HWY. 17-92 ACROSS FROM WARDS 5240 WEST COLONIAL 299-0321 831-1505 647-2324 SO. ORLANDO EAU GALLIE DAYTONA SO. DAYTONA (across 818 HARBOR CITY BLVD. 815 N.

RIDGEWOOD 2401 S. RIDGEWOOD ORLANDO 2395 W. COLONIAL from 841-1470 254-2272 255-1771 767-9231 1310 S.O.B.T. 299-0231 Wards) Each man will have brand new Offenhauser powered Parnellis, a creation of former team Lotus designer Maurice Phillippe of England that features a pair of radical wings mounted at 45-degree angles. Leonard's No.

1 Samsonite Special will be identical with the Parnellis driven by Unser, the winner of the last two Indianapolis 500s and Andretti, the 1969 Indy winner. THE NO. 1 is emblematic of the champion. Leonard, who will celebrate his 38th birthday on Aug. 4, was the eighth man ever to win the USAC title.

It's a national championship Unser won in 1970 and Andretti captured in 1965, 1966 and 1969. If that isn't enough of an ego trip, car owner Jones was the 1963 Indianapolis champion. All jokes about age aside, Leonard says there will be no jealousy this year. He says he guarantees that. "People tried to create something between Al and myself that wasn't there last st year and now they've started this year," the San Jose, veteran said.

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