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mday.Juoa 17,1977 Mattooo(E) Journal Oasette-T Baseball standings Now York youth topo nation's college picko Here are the nation's Top 100 high school basketball stars, their heights, hometowns and the colleges they plan to attend. i 1 'NtttailLtifia ABericaoLetfue EM EM if i Pet GB ff 36 26 .581 -14 2S .576 Pet GB .655 .561 5', a 20 34 26 32 23 S3 27 30 3) Chicago St. Louis Pittsbgh Phila Montreal New York .550 .466 .436 t't 31 ,525 7', 26 32 .441 12 17 34 .443 12', XI 31 34 31 jgM York rSf A i I Clevelod "VS Toronto 1 x'iL I V. Minn 1 1 i Chicago 23 35 .397 11 West West 1 Pet GB Pet GB 25 41 21 .661 -32 27 .542 7'j 27 35 .435 14 27 Los Ang Clncl San Fran San Diego Houston 3 27 .511 29 .500 .424 IS .397 I6'i a a a a a 40 Texas Calif Kan City Oakland Atlanta .365 114 28 31 .475 26 31 .475 Tnundir'i Result! 7 Seattle 27 38 .415 II Thurtdiy'iResiIti 50. Tony Anderson (6-4), Vlctorvllle.

Calif. (UCLA) 51. Fran McCeflerty (6-4). Philadelphia, (Wake Forest) 52. Mike Jonoe (6-5).

Jollet, III. (Illinois) 63. George Ratkovtch (6-2). Alhambra, Calif. (Southern Cal) 54.

Mark Radford (6-4), Portland, Ore. (Oregon State) 55. Ken Dennard (6-6), Stokes, N.C. (Duke) SS. Bill Duffy (6-4), Damlen, Calif.

(Minnesota) 57. Jay Vincent (6-7), Lansing, Mich. (Michigan State) SS. Ray Murdoek (6-5), Detroit. Mich (Arizona) 59.

Felt on Sealey (6-11), Boston, Mass. (Oregon) 60. Mark Prtchford (6-4), Washington, D.C. (Stsnford) 61. Jack tut (6-7).

Loa Angeles, Calif. (Colorado) 62. Barry Brooke (6-5), Pasadena, Calif. (Southern Cal) 63. Mark DeLoach (6-6), Novato, Calif.

(San Francisco) 64. Bob Lowrle (6-1), Cleveland, Ohio (Tennessee) 65. Artie Green (6-2), New York City (likely junior college) 66. David Underwood (6-5), Jamaica, N.Y. (South Carolina) 67.

Oliver Lee (6-5), DeLand. Fla. (Marquette) 68. Chrta Dodda (6-0). State College, Pa.

(Davidson) 69. Richie Weniert (6-5). Jersey City, N.J. (South Carolina) 70. Warier Campbell (6-6).

Stuart. Fla. (LSU) 71. Jameo Smith (6-9), Cleveland. Ohio (Ohio State) 72.

UoneH Harvey (6-5). Malvern, N.Y. (Cincinnati) 73. Dave Mulqumn (6-7), Washington, D.C. (Holy Cross) 74.

Phil Bamer (6-6), Oakland, Calif. (Oregon) 75. Bob Stevenson (6-4), Dlmock. Pa. (Tulsa) 76.

Ray Bloom (6-4), Portland, Ore. (Oregon State) 77. Kevin Fromm (6-5), Raytown, Mo. (Memphis State) 78. Brian Altsmltler (6-7), Buffalo Grove, III.

(Vanderbilt) 79. Mark Stroud (6-9), Pocatello, Idaho (Brlgham Young) 80. Jameo Crockett (6-9), Helena, Ark. (Arkansas) 81. Moo Fowler (6-2), Palmetto, Fla.

(Kansas) 82. Alex Bradley (6-6), Long Branch, N.J. (Vlllanova) 63. Roosevelt Barnee (6-2). Fort Wayne, Ind.

(Purdue) 84. Phil Doerfler (6-1), Oklahoma City, Okie. (Long Beach State) 65. Marquis Miller (6-5), Columbus, Ohio (Ohio State) 86. Ernie Sinks (6-7), Peoria, III.

(Drake) 87. Vernon Smith (6-6), Dallas, Tex. (Texas 68. Mike Rhodes (6-5). Linden, Tenn.

(Vanderbilt) 89. Wllbert Singleton (6-6), Sumter, S.C. (Wake Forest) 90. Marty Headd (6-2), Syracuse, N.Y. (Syracuse) 1.

Ml Ruland (6-10), Long Wand, N.V. (lona). lugwM Banks (6-7), Philadelphia (Duke) S. Earvbi Johnaen (6-7). East Lansing, Mich.

(Michigan State) 4. Albert King (6-6), New York City (Arizona State or Maryland) 5. Darnell Valentine (6-2), Wichita, Kan. (Kansas) 6. Carter Scott (6-3), Barberton, Ohio (Ohio State) 7.

Al Wood (6-7), Gray, Qa. (North Carolina) I. Johnny Johnson (6-4), Buffalo, N.Y. (Michigan) I. Wes Matthews (6-1), Bridgeport, Conn.

(Arizona Maryland, or Wisconsin) 10. Wayne McKoy (6-9), Long Island, N.Y. (St. Johns) 11; Mike MeQee (6-4), Omaha. Neb.

(Michigan) 12. James RatHf (6-8), Washington, D.C. (Tennessee) II, Jell Lemp (6-5). Louisville, Kr. (Virginia) 14.

Sam Clancy (6-6), Pittsburgh, Pa. (Pittsburgh) 15. Reggie Hannah (6-8), THusvllle, Fla. (Florida) 16t Danny Vranee (6-10), Silt Lake City. Utah (Utah) 17.

Tracy Jackson (6-4), Burtonsville, Md. (Notre Dame) 11. Purvis Miller (6-7), Compton, Calif. (Southern Cal) 1. Tommy Baker (6-1), Jeffersonvllle, Ind.

(Indiana) 20. Eddie Johnson (6-6). Chicago. III. (Illinois) 21.

Herb Williams (6-10), Columbus. Ohio (Ohio State) 22. Henry Johnson (6-5), Los Angeles, Calif. (Texas) 21c Earl Banks (6-8), Birmingham, Ala. (Auburn) 24.

Ray Tolbert (6-9), Anderson, Ind. (Indiana) 25. Kenny Metthewe (6-3), Washington, D.C. (Syracuse, Georgetown or ACC) 26. Steve RMey (6-8), Indianapolis, Ind.

(Indiana) 27. Kelly Tripucka (6-7), Bloomfleld. N.J. (Notre Dame) 28. Manny Johnson (6-6).

Long Beach, Calif. (Nevada Las Vegas) 29. Greg Boyle (6-1), Mundelln, III. (Iowa) 30. Willie Slmme (6-2).

New York City (LSU) 31. Kevin Smith (6-2). Detroit, Mich. (Detroit) 32. Pete Budke (6-9), Baltimore, Md.

(North Carolina) 33. Bobby Cattage (6-8), Huntsvllle, Ala. (Auburn) 34. Dan Alnge (6-3). North Eugene, Ore.

(Brlgham Young) 35. Dwan Chandler (6-2). Plttsfietd, Maine (likely prep school) 36. Chuck O'Neall (6-5), Houston, Tex. (Houston) 37.

Art Jonest (6-7), Hampton, Va. (North Carolina State) 38. Dwane Scales (6-7). Dallas, Tex. (LSU) 39.

Drake Morris (6-6), East Chicago, Ind. (Purdue) 40. Tom Freeman (6-2), Lynnwood, Calif. (Kansas State) 41. Larry Petty (6-10), New York City (Wisconsin or Manhattan) 42.

Ernest Graham (6-7), Baltimore (Maryland) 43. Chuck Alekslnes (6-10), Morris, Conn. (Kentucky) 44. Lewis Lloyd (6-4), Philadelphia, Pa. (likely Junior college) 45.

Ken Page (6-3), Staten Island, N.Y. (Ohio State) 46. Dave Shepherd (6-6). Los Angeles, Calif. (Texas) 47.

Norman Anchrum (6-10), Birmingham, Ala. (Alabama) 48. Cliff Robinson (6-8). Oakland, Calif. (Southern Cal) 49.

Arthur Bright (6-7). Chicago, III. (Detroit) San Francisco 5, St. Louis 1 New York 4, Houston 3 Los Ang 3, Pittsburgh 2,11 Inns. Wirarifentdxri Atlanta (Messersmith 4-2) at Philadelphia Cincinnati (Billingham 7-3) at Montreal (Rogers 8-4), Houston (Bannister 14) at New York (Zachry 3-7), 8:05 p.m.

St. Louis (Rasmussen 1-7) at San Diego (Jones t-7), 10pm. Chicago (Krakow 54) at Los Angeles (Hooton 4-3), 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh (Reuss 24) at San Francisco (CurtisH), Saturday'i Garnet Cincinnati at Montreal Houston at New York Atlanta at Philadelphia, night Chicago at Los Angeles, night St. Louis at San Diego, night Pittsburgh at San Francisco Helen McBride, Shirley L.Herrington Lil Carlyle wins Guest Day event MATTOON- Lil Carlyle of Mattoon was the overall winner of a woman's "Guest Day" golf tourney Wednesday at the Mattoon Golf and Country Club.

91. Pete Holohan (6-3), Liverpool, N.Y. (Notre Dame) Members of the Ladies uoii Seattle), Oakland 1 Baltimore 6, Boston3 Toronto 1 New York 7, Kansas City 0 Minnesota 7, California 6 Probable Pitctel Seattle (Jones (M and Pole 321 at Texas (Alexander 6-3 and BrilesM), 2, 6: 3S p. m. Baltimore (Grimsley 031 at Toronto New York (Hunter 3-31 al Boston (Lee p.m.

Detroit (Rozema 6-3) at Cleveland Minnesota (Thormodsgard 431 at Kansas City (Colborn p.m. Oakland (Blue 4-7) at Chicago (Kravec 1-21, 1:30 p.m. California (Ross Ml at Milwaukee (Sorenson p.m. Saturday'i Games Oakland at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland New York at Boston Seattle at Texas, night Minnesota at Kan City, night California at Milwaukee, night Baltimore at Toronto, night Changes plans NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -Tom Blanchard, who led the National Football League in punting in 1974, announced Wednesday he changed his plans to retire and would return to the New Orleans Saints next season. Blanchard, who averaged 39.3 yards per punt in six seasons, quit after the 1976 season to take a high school coaching job In his home state of Oregon.

He didn't give any reason for his change in plans. 92. Greg Manning (6-3), Steelton, Pa. (Maryland) Association from seven area 93. Orlando Woolrldge (6-8), Mansfield, La.

(Notre Dame) 94. Ron Plalr (6-3). New York City (St. Johns) 95. Fred Cowan (6-8), Union County, Ky.

(Kentucky) 96. Jim Rhoden (6-5), Lebanon, Ohio (Dayton) 97. Brian Pederson (6-11), Pryor Lake, Minn. (Minnesota) 98. Robin Bumbry (6-7), Quincy, III.

(Samtord) 99. Mark Bodnar (6-2), Barberton, Ohio (Michigan) 100. 2am Frederick (6-1), St. Matthews. S.C.

(South Carolina) STOCK CAR RACING EVERY SATURDAY NITE Gates Open 5.30 P.M. Qualifactions 6 :30 P.M. Racing 7:45 P.M. country clubs were guests of the local club and competed in the day's activities under the chairmanship of Mrs. R.

Livesay of Mattoon. Serving on the, committee with Mrs. Livesay were Mrs. Garth Freeze, in charge of pairings; Mrs. Shirley Herrington, scoring and name identification; Mrs.

Mary Lou Stickel, head of special feature play for the day; Mrs. Robert James, gift favors and Mrs. John Gehl, table decorations. Mrs. Jim McBride and Mrs.

Ed Behm assisted In scoring and tourney pairings, respectively. One hundred and thirty ladles were in attendance. Awards were given by the host Mattoon Golf and Country Club to the top winner from each club as follows: Rosalie Benedict, Charleston Country Club. Darlene Pillers, Effingham Country Club. Barb Wills, Kaskaskia Country Club.

Ann Schneider, Mattoon Country Club. i Diana Doedtman, Park Hills Country Club. Chris Finch, Shelbyville Country Club. Virginia Reed, Sullivan Country Club. Barbara Coffey and Brenda Douglas (tied), of the Tri-Clty Country Club.

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Cards name Thompson to manage Arkansas ST. LOUIS (UPI) Tommy. Thompson Tuesday was named manager of the Arkansas Travelers of the Texas League by the parent St. Louis Cardinals. Thompson, who had been a player instructor for the entire Cardinal farm system, switches jobs with Buzzy Keller, who was serving his first year as Arkansas manager.

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French had a two-run triple for Guy Taylor and Simmonds handled the Lions pitching chores and permitted only two hits while striking out 11 batters. VFW 25, MEADOW GOLD 0-VFW, Eastern Division leaders with a 5-0 record, received a combined no-hit pitching effort from Brad Davis and Jim Shroder. It marks the fourth time this season the two has combined to pitch a no-hit masterpiece. The two, along with Jeff Maninfor, also hit home runs. WALT'S CAMERA SHOP 22, RANDOLPH TRUE VALUE 5-Walt's improved its season record to 4-1 with this win.

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