European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 19, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday september 19, 1977 the stars and stripes Page 25 College scores by the associated press East Albany n. V. 18, s. Connecticut 3 Albright 14, lycoming6 aic35, Cortland St. 23 army 27, Vii 14 Boston St. 7, Plymouth St. 7 cent. Connecticut 12, Springfield 10 Clarion St. 8, Del Iowa 12, Iowa St. 10 Iowa Wesleyan 7, grm Noii 0 Jamestown 31, Dickinson is. U Knox 18, Beloit 7 languor 44, Lincoln 13 Lawrence 41, new Wisconsin 5 Michigan 21, Duke 9 Michigan tech 10, grand Valley St. 6 Midland 20, Simpson 7 to. Southern 43, Missouri rolia9 Missouri  26, boned the. Kan. 23 to. Western 33, Nebraska Weslyn 21 Montana St. 24, n. Dakota St. 17 Muski Ngum 27, Marietta 14 Nebraska 31, Alabama 24 n. Dakota 21, St. Cloud St. It n. Michigan 20, w. Illinois 13 new Missouri St. 43, William Jewell 6 Ohio St. 38, Minnesota 7 Oklahoma 62, Utah 24 Otterbein 14, Kenyon 7 Peru St. 21, Tarkio 14 Purdue 44, Ohio. 7 St. Johns Minn. 56, Hamline 7 St. Olaf 43, Carleton St. Thomas 24, St. Norbert 0 Saginaw Valley 21, Edinboro St. 17 so Missouri 24, Delta state 21 Sterling 26, Mcpeterson 8 Texas Arlington 17, w. Michigan 10 tulsa37, f6 Louisiana 35 Valparaiso 12, Denis Ono Washington to. 59, macalester 0 Washington St. 23,  St. 21 Wayne Mich. 13,  Mien. 0 William Penn 28, Monmouth Iii. 23 Wisconsin 14, n. Illmois3 we. Oshkosh40, wis. Supe to 7 a i i Stevens it. 28, wis. Platteville 10 wis.  i a. Lacross6 Wittenberg 17, e. Kentucky 14 , Dopa two Southwest Abilene Chostn 16, w.  Angela St. 27, e. New Mexico 3 Bay lir 21, kentucky6 Florida 48, Rice 3 Jackson St. 27, Prairie view2 Mcmurry 40, Panhandle St. J n. Texas St. 21, 5mu 13 Oregon 29, tcu24 soul Tern u. 14, Texas Southern 14 so Louisiana 10, lamar6 texas68, Virginia 0 Texas tech 49, new Mexico 14 far West Arizona St. 35, Northwestern 3 California 24, air fore 14 Cal Davis 24, Cal lutheran Chiist. 6, Willamette Colorado 42, Kent St. 0 Colorado mines 24, Colorado col. 2 Colorado St 20, Hawaii 16 Fresno St. 42, Boise St. 7 Hayward St. 13, North Edge St. 3 Long Beach St. 50, Fullerton St. 31 Nevada Reno 35, Idaho St. 0 new Mexico 51. 24, Wichita St. 12 n. Arizona 25, Montana 24 n. Colorado 13, s. Dakota St. 10 Occidental 28, . International 22 Pacific u. 31, Idaho 21 puget sound 23, Pacific lutheran 21 re lands 3, san Diego 0 Rocky Mountain 8, s. Dao 17 Al Unser edges Yarboroug Cambridge Junction Mich. A i really did t think i could pull it off " said Al Unser after beating Cale Yarbo rough by the length of a Hood saturday in the 100-mile season opener of the $225,000 International race of champions. The race was stopped and restarted twice once for a frightful crash in which Al Holbert escaped injury and again for a two hour rain delay. The race was the first half of a twin Bill with a 150-mile Indianapolis car race. Unser moved around Yarborough with two laps remaining and managed to hold a car length Lead until the final Lap around the two mile Michigan International Speedway Oval. But Yarborough shot alongside going into the third turn. Both Drivers fought it out Side by Side around the fourth and final turn. Cale beat me to the line every other time i tried that. His car was faster than mine in the Straightaway Unser said. But i figured if i could get close enough to him i could make his car Loose enough to maybe hang onto the Lead across the Stripe. And that s what  they crossed the finish line inches apart with Darrell Waltrip scooting in an other car length Back in third. Yarborough had led every other Lap and had managed to break away to a 5va second Lead just before the rain delay at Lap 20. When the race was started again he was unable to regain his advantage. Richard Petty nipped Gunnar Nilsson of Sweden at the finish line for fourth. Gordon Johncock was sixth Mario Andrei to came in inches ahead of Johnny Ruther Ford for seventh. Benny Parsons whose car was damaged in the Holbert Accident sputtered in a Lap Down for ninth. Holbert Tom Sneva and belgian grand prix Driver Jacky icky were All taken out by the Accident which occurred in the second turn of the opening Lap. I was coming out of the turn and wanted to move up to the Wall to catch the draft Holbert related. Something happened on my right rear and i collided with somebody Parsons. I did t even know he was there. It sputtered me into the Wall in a clock Wise direction and i went upside Down from  Holbertsr car continued Down the Lengh of the Backstretch More than a half mile on its top showering Sparks and flames from an Oil fire. The series which pits a dozen top inter National Drivers in identically prepared Chevrolet Samaros continues next month with two races on the Road course at Riverside Calif. The series finale is in february on an Oval track in Daytona Beach. Mac phase denies request to set aside Baltimore forfeit loss at Toronto by Gordon Beard Baltimore a american league president Lee Macphail denied saturday a request by the Baltimore orioles to set aside their forfeit loss in a thursday night game at Toronto. Baltimore manager Earl Weaver took the orioles off the Field in. The fifth inning with the orioles trailing 4-0, contending that a Tarpaulin in the Loftfield foul area constituted a hazardous playing condition. The umpires gave Weaver the option of playing the game under protest then or dered a forfeit when the orioles declined to take the Field. Taking a team off the Field and Refus ing to play constitutes a very serious and almost unprecedented action Macphail said in a prepared statement issued before saturday s Baltimore Boston game. Manager Weaver states he did so be cause unusual and very hazardous conditions existed. The situation was not unusual and judgment As to whether or not it  very hazardous must rest with the umpires not with the manager of one of the competing teams who has naturally biased objectives Macphail pointed out that the Toronto Warmup Mound which was covered by the Tarp is 12 feet from the foul line and the location was not appreciably different to those in other major league Parks. He said it was customary to cover such Mounds when not in use while the game was in Progress and if rain was falling. He said to his knowledge no one had Ever expressed the opinion before that this was a safety problem. Going into sunday s game he orioles trailed first place new York in the Ameri can league East by 21/a games. I am most disturbed to have any game bearing on the Pennant not played to the final out Macphail s statement said but i cannot find sufficient reasons for setting aside the forfeiture of the game to Toronto As was required by the  Macphail said it was his judgment that the circumstances did not justify Weaver taking the team off the Field and refusing to continue play. Blue jays Purchase Hale from dodgers Toronto up the Toronto Blue jays have purchased 24-year-old outfielder John Hale from the los Angeles dodgers for the $20,000 waiver Price. The 6-foot-2, 195-Pound Hale played parts of four sea sons with the dodgers but will join the Blue jays from Albuquerque of the Pacific coast league. Hale a left handed hitter batted .321 for Albuquerque in 1976 and .340 in 15 games this season. Hale was sent to Albuquerque in late july and played 15  before being hospitalized with the flu. Russ wins 1 St weigh lift title Stuttgart Germany up Alex Ander Voronin of the soviet Union won the first title at the 31st world weightlifter in championships saturday winning the press in the flyweight category. The 26-year-old sports student lifted 107.5 Kilos 231 pounds to beat Japan s Masamoto Takeuchi. The japanese run Nerup had 105 Kilos 231 Pound while Gyoergy Koeszegi of Hungary had to Settle for third place with 102.5 226. The flyweight press event began the Competition at Killenberg Park with More than 200 musclemen from 34 countries taking part in the world tourney. Earlier in the Day the International weight lifting federation if expelled Rhodesia on a 21-15 vote on grounds of racial  there were seven abstentions in the balloting said if presi Dent Gottfried Schoedl of Austria. At the same time the organization s Congress turned Down a membership application from South Africa. South Africa was expelled from the International weight lift ing body in 1969. The results flyweight press  Voronin soviet Union 107.5 Kilos 237 ibs 2 Masamoto Takeuchi Japan. 105 Kilos 231 ibs 3.gyoergy Koeszegi Hungary 102.i Kilos 226 ibs 4.zygmunt sea Lercz Poland 102.5 Kilos 226 ibs 5 tade Sgolik Poland i02.5kilos 226 ibs 6 Takeshi h a Koshi Japan 102.5 Kilos 226 ibs Weaver said he could not find fault with Macphail s decision adding when i made my decision i knew this could  Weaver indicated however that Macphail had acknowledged during a meeting on Friday that Umpire Crew chief Marty Springstead was wrong in saying he had no authority to remove the Tarp. When a player does something  Weaver said most managers would take him Asi de and talk to him not releasing anything to the press. Lee Macphail has to do the same with his employees. Then s no sense in chastising a Man in front of the whole country. It looks to the Public like he s Condon ing an Umpire s mistake but you never know what goes on privately. I Hope he has Marty come in at the end of the season and reads the Rule Book to  Weaver insisted Springstead was a Good Umpire but added i m not saying he s a Good Crew  this is a closed  Weaver said now on to the last 15 games. The magic number is 13 arid they the Yankees have to win 13 of 15 depending on what we  by Cliff Haas Dover Del. A Richard Chidress of Winston Salem. . Turned the fast St qualifying Lap saturday but it was t Good enough to improve on his fifth place in the starting lineup for sunday s Delaware sixth with a one Lap Speed of 131.819, Beth Yin Liis Friday Speed of 131.6-Ki. Buddy Baker of Charlotte. . My Donnie Allison of Huc town stood i their Friday runs which were the thud and fourth fastest. No one was Able to bump them saturday. Childress who was fifth fastest Friday said he wanted to make another run be cause he was t pleased with the Joanne of his Chevrolet and its one Lap Spud of 131.810. His Crew worked overnight to put in a new rear end and he turned in a Lap of 132.362 saturday but was unable to improve his position in the starting Field. Bonnett who will be starting from the pole for the fifth time this season notched his first Ever grand National Victory last week at Richmond va., in the capital City 400 at Fairgrounds raceway. "1 think we re finally putting the Luck and the Piep ration together Bonnett said. Yarborough the Winner of the1 last two grand National races Here was Hist year s fastest qualifier with a Speed of 133.377 and the Winner of the race with an average Speed of 115.740