European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 11, 1977, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 24 the stars and stripes tuesday october 11, 1977 How they stand. A am. -.-. -. Tov National football league american conference East Baltimore Miami new England by jets Buffalo Houston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland Oakland Denver san Diego Kansas City Seattle Dallas Washington Philadelphia St. Louis by giants Minnesota Detroi Chicago Green Bay Tampa Bay Atlanta los Angeles new Orleans san Francisco Central West National conference East Central West sunday s results w 4 3 2 20 3 2 2 2 4 4 3 00 Ren w 4 3 21 1 3 21 10 3 21 0 l 0 1 2 2 4 1 2 2 2 0 0 1 44 c l 0 1 2 3 3 1 22 34 1 1 3 4 t0 0 0 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 t 00 00 0 0 00 0d 0 00 0 pet. 1.000 .750 .500 .500 .000 .750 .500 .500 .500 1.000 1.000 .750 .000 .000 pet. 1.000 .750 .500 .250 .250 .750 .500.333 .250.000 .750 .567 .250 .000 of 11187 106 66 39 70 72 65 67 103 80 61 59 47 of 110 61 54 54 54 52 6767 4813 47 6071 29 a 68 67 77 86 80 47 57 64 84 45 26 34 104126 pa62 40 50 74 103 33 7678 7255 19 31 85 87 Scheckter wins Canada grand prix Andretti drops out with 2 laps left by jets 24, Buffalo 19 Oakland 26, Cleveland 10 new England 31, Seattle 0 Philadelphia 28, by giants 10 Cincinnati 17, Green Bay 7san Diego 14, new Orleans Minnesota 14, Detroit Baltimore 45, Miami 28 Houston 27, Pittsburgh 10 Denver 23, Kansas City 7 Atlanta san francisco0 dallas30, St. Louis 24 Washington 10, Tampa Bay 0 pro hockey exhibitions wha and minor league teams designated by initials. Sunday s results Philadelphia 1, Buffalo 1, tie Toronto 4, Chicago 4, tie Cleveland 4, Edmonton wha 2 Winnipeg wha 1, Detroit new England wha 4, Atlanta 3 pro basketball exhibitions sunday s results new Jersey 127, new York kicks 117. Of Cleveland 99, Boston 92 Philadelphia 114, Milwaukee 109 Golden state 97, Kansas City 93 Gosport Ontario up Jody Scheckter of South Africa grabbed the Lead from Mario Andretti who dropped out with two laps left and raced Home to win the Canadian grand prix sunday. Scheckter s Wolf was More than two Miles behind Andretti when the american pulled his Lotus into the pits with a blown engine. Only James Hunt of Britain had challenged Andretti until Andretti dropped out. Patrick Degailler of France was second in his Tyro and Jochen Maas of Germany driving a Mclaren was third. Hunt s Mclaren was eliminated on the 61st Lap of the 80-Lap race when he was knocked off the track by his teammate Maas. Alan Jones of Australia was fourth in a Shadow followed by Patrick Tam Bay of France in an Ensign. Vittorio Brambilo of Italy was sixth in his Surtees even though he was not running at the Check ered Flag. The race had belonged to Andretti from the Start until the engine of his Lotus blew with Victory in sight. The american Ace had won four grand prix events this year More than any other Driver. Hunt in his Mclaren and Andretti were far ahead of the Park until the engine fail ure. Andretti was two Miles ahead of Scheckter when the american s engine died in a Cloud of smoke. This is motor racing said Scheckter. This was How we won at Argentina to open the season. Grand prix racing is so competitive the cars Are stretched so far that you have to be there in position to take and Scheckter boasted my car the Wolf is a Strong austrian born Walter Wolf owner of the Wolf team who chose Scheckter As his Driver and has his cars built in England was elated at the Triumph and said the Vic tory came after a string of losses that were due to bad had engine failures in six races often when we were running second or third and we should have won in Germany if the engine had not blown he Hunt f who would have won except for the collision with Maas nor Andretti were available for comment after set a record Lap time of one a Jody Scheckter. .3rd win in Wolf car after car runs out of Gas Parsons bears Yarborough in by Jerry Mitchell Charlotte . Up Benny Parsons lost a substantial Lead when he ran out of Gas with 50 Miles to go but edged past Gale Yarborough a few laps later to win the National 500 Stock car race sunday. Parsons put his Chevrolet in front of the pack in Lap 1151 of the 334-Lap event at the Charlotte motor Speedway and moved to a 24-second Lead Over Yarborough. He was within 12 seconds of lapping Yarborough s Chevrolet when he ran out of Gas going into the first turn on Lap 287 the Lap in which he planned to make a pit Stop. Yarborough moved ahead of him and pulled into the pit the next time around taking the Lead. Parsons coasted around the 1.5-mile track and was about six seconds behind Yarborough after his pit Stop with just Over 50 Miles to go. Parsons quickly made up ground As he gained about three tenths of a second on Yarborough each Lap and moved Back in front on Lap 297. Parsons finished 19.2 seconds ahead of Yarborough. Yarborough Winner of nine races this season finished second and was the Only Driver in the same Lap As Parsons at the finish. David Pearson who started on the pole finished third with his Mercury just ahead of buddy Baker s Ford. Alcott captures Lyga classic by 5 shots for first 77 Victory Crosby Tex. Up Amy Alcott who led since the first Day fired a final round score of two under Par 70 sunday to win the $50,000 Lyga classic Golf tournament by five strokes her first Victory of the 1977 tour. Alcott finished with a 54-Hole total of 208, eight under Par in the final Domestic ladies tournament of the season. Only two tournaments in the far East remain. I m very pleased with the entire week Alcott said after finishing the new port country club course. I played very consistently and played under Par and that s the name of the game. This Means More to me than you know winning this championship Alcott from Santa Monica calif., earned $7,500 for the Victory moving her into 15th on the 1977 winnings list. Finishing in a tie for second with 213s were Carol Mann who shot a 72 sunday Kathy Postlewait with a final round 70 and tour Rookie Donna White with a 73. How they finished Amy Alcott $7,500 Kathy Postlewait 13,786 Donna White $3,786 Pat Meyers $1,903 Alexandra Reinhardt $1,903 Marlene Floyd $1,903 Janet Coles $1,420 Joann Prentice $1,420 Kathy Whitworth $1,420 Maria Astrologes $1,110 Jan Stephenson $1,110 Laura Baugh $1,110 Kathy Mcmullen $920 Kathy Cornelius $785 Pam Higgins $785 Shelley Hamlin $785 Barbara Barrow $785 Patty Hayes $670 Kathy Farrer $570 Vivian Brownlee $570 Debbie Massey $570 Sandra Palmer $570 Mary Mills $570 68-70-70208 72-71-70213 71-69-73213 69-71-74214 71-70-73214 70-70-74214 75-72-68215 71-68-7621s 73-73-69215 72-72-72216 71-72-73216 73-72-71216 73-72-72217 72-73-73218 76-70-72218 72-77-69218 74-73-71218 72-75-72219 71-75-74220 71-75-74220 76-71-73220 71-76-73220 73-76-71220 Darrell Waltrip finished fifth in a Chev Rolet. Pearson Baker and Waltrip were one Lap behind Parsons. Parsons who became the sixth million Dollar Winner in Lascar history aver aged 142.780 Miles per hour. He won $41, 075, including $12,300 of the $18,000 posted in Lap Money for the leaders. The race was slowed Only 18 laps by four caution flags and was relatively trouble free although it was delayed an hour and a half because of Earl morning rain. Richard Petty in second place to Yarbo rough in the Winston cup Point standings was leading the race when a Shock absorber broke on Lap 76. Repairs were made and he reentered the race 34 laps later but Only for a Brief period before the Shock broke again. When the Shock broke initially coming out of the fourth turn Petty slowed his car quickly causing Pearson and Bobby Alii son to collide and spin Down the front stretch. Pearson lost a Lap while repairs were made and never got Back in the same Lap As the leaders. Bobby Allison had to leave the race just before the 200-Lap Mark while running sixth because of an Oil leak. Donnie Allison his brother put his Chevrolet in front of the Field on the third Lap and led until the 27th Lap before he was knocked out of the race with a cracked Cyl Inder head. Parsons led five times for 250 laps. There were 18 Lead changes among seven Drivers up 10-09 06 07 Ped Mcaa track championships Champaign 111. Up the 1977ncaa track and Field championships will again be held at the University of Illinois memorial stadium with next year s meet scheduled for May 29-june 2. Minute 13.299 seconds for an average Speed of 120.936 . On the 59th Lap while pursued by also set a qualifying record 1 11.363, Friday to take the pole. The win was Scheckter s third of the 1977 world championship series. With Only the grand prix of Japan remaining he holds second place behind Austria s Niki Lauda who has clinched the championship and who refused to drive Here for the Ferrari team. The key incident in sunday s race waste collision Between Mclaren teammates Maas and Hunt which eliminated the and Hunt were so far ahead of the rest of the Field that they were attempt ing to Lap third place Driver Maas in the 61st Lap. But Maas blocked Andretti allowing teammate Hunt to go into the Lead temporarily then Hunt ran into Maas and crashed. I pulled wide to let Hunt by on the inside said Maas. He attempted to go by on the outside and hit my right rear wheel. It was unfortunate but i honestly think it was his Hunt s mistake not Hunt the 1976 world driving Champion was fined $2,750 by stewards of the race $2,000 of it for striking a track marshal. The briton had punched the marshal who tried to restrain him As Hunt stood at the Side of the track and Shook his fist in anger at Maas As his teammate drove by. The Well meaning mass had just knocked Hunt out of the race. After track workers freed him from Hiscar s wreckage Hunt s first reaction was to threaten was also fined $750 for walking too close to the track on his Way Back to the pits from the Accident and crossing the track. Sweden s Ronnie Peterson also was fined $500 for walking along the track Inan unsafe manner after his car dropped out. The results 1. Jody Scheckter South Africa Wolf 80 laps of 2.459-mile course in one hour 40 minutes for an average Speed of 116.67 . Margin of Victory 6.775 seconds. 2. Patrick Degailler France Tyrrell 80laps. 3. Jochen Maas Germany Mclaren 80 laps. 4. Alan Jones Australia Shadow 80 laps. 5. Patrick Tam Bay France Ensign 80 laps. 6. Vittorio Brambilla Italy Surtees 78 laps. Not running at finish Accident. 7. Danny Ongais u.s., Penske 78 laps. 8. Alex Robe Rio Brazil March 78 laps. 9. Mario Andretti u.s., Lotus 77 laps. 10. Ricardo Patrese Italy Shadow 76. Not running at finish crash. 11. Brett Lunger u.s., Mclaren 76 laps. Not running at finish. Mechanical failure. 12. Gilles Villeneuve Canada Ferrari 76 laps. Not run Ning at finish. Spun out. The rest of the Field classified As no finishers because of insufficient laps James Hunt Britain Mclaren 61 laps. Accident. Patrick Neve Belgium March 56 laps. Engine problems. Ronnie Peterson Sweden Tyrrell 34 laps. Mechanical problems. Rupert Keegan Britain Hesketh 32 laps. Accident. Hans Binder Austria Surtees 31 laps. Accident. Emerson Fittipaldi Brazil Cope Sucar 29 laps. Engine failure. Ian Scheckter South Africa March 29 laps. Engine fail ure. Carlos Reutemann Argentina Ferrari 20 laps. Mechanical problems. Hans stuck Germany Brabham 19 laps. Engine prob lems. Gunnar Nilsson Sweden Lotus 17 laps. Accident. Jaques Laffite France Allgier 12 laps. Mechanical fail ure. John Watson Ireland Brabham 2 laps. Accident. Clay Regazzoni Switzerland Ensign 0 laps. Spun out. Golfer Rogers takes Rich japanese meet Gozemba Japan a Bill Rogers 26-year-old american pro came from behind sunday to win the $300,000 Tai Seiyo Pacific cub masters Golf tournament with a four round total of 275, nine under Par Rogers who started the final round four strokes behind the Leader for the first three rounds american Mike Morley won by one stroke Over Morley and Veteran Japa Nese pro Teruo Sugihara. Rogers had a closing round 66 sunday the Best score of the Day. Rogers captured the $65,000 first prize and a japanese car
