—The Daily Collegian Tuesday, May 8, 1979
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Gordon Johncock, left talks to his master mechanic George Bignotti prior to
his first practice at the Indianapolis 500. Johncock was the first CART member
to run his car on the track after a federal judge ruled that CART members
were allowed to run in the Memorial Day classic.
CART members preparing
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Crews and
drivers for the six reinstated Cham
pionship Auto Racing Teams, unsure
until last weekend if they would even be
allowed into Gasoline Alley, started
making up for lost time yesterday at the
Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
"We were fortunate it was not really a
setback," said Wally Dallenbach, the
drivers' representative for CART and
one of the plaintiffs in the breakaway
organization's antitrust suit against. the
U.S. Auto Club and the Indianapolis
Motor Speedway.
A federal judge .Saturday night
granted a preliminary injunction that
put the six CART teams back on the
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entry list for the May 27 Indianapolis 500.
"The crews on my team were able to
continue working (during the three-day
hearing), anticipating a favorable
decision," said Dallenbach, whose cars
are built nearby at George Bignotti's.
The bulk of the work will be on engine
changes to conform with USAC
restrictions on manifold pressure boost,
lower than has been used on the CART
race circuit.
"Some of the other teams that had to
travel two or three days and had to have
other engines built, I would assume it
would be more of a setback for them,"
said Dallenbach, who is seeking his 13th
straight start at Indianapolis.
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'Rolaids' don't give Indiana relief
By PETE DOUGHERTY
Daily Collegian Sports Writer
Fortunately for the baseball team,
someone remembered to pack the
Rolaids before yesterday's trip to In
diana (Pa.).
The "Rolaids" in this case were pit
chers Todd Kresge and Lonnie Styles,
who provided necessary relief as Penn
State saved face to sweep Indiana, 6-2
and 5-3.
Senior Frank Deutsch started the
opener for the 17-4 Lions but was taken
out of a 2-2 ballgame against lowly
regarded lUP with two out in the sixth.
"Deutsch pitched well until he ran out
of gas," Penn State coach Chuck Medlar
said, delivering a sermon he has given
often. "He walked a couple so we
brought Kresge in, and he did an ex
cellent job."
Kresge didn't allow a baserunner in
his 1 1-3 innings. The Lions came up with
four runs in the top of the seventh
keyed by Bob Orwig's and Bill Benner's
run-scoring singles to give the junior
pitcher hiefirst win of the year.
Styles came to the rescue in the second
game after Indiana had tied the game 3-3
in the bottom of the fourth. Dave
Spamer, who threw a two-hit shutout his
last outing, lasted only 2 2-3 innings
yesterday. John Pucky relieved, but he,
Nicklaus named 'Athlete of the Decade'
NEW YORK (AP) Jack
Nicklaus, named "Athlete of the
Decade," yesterday said there are no
more mountains he aspires to climb
he just wants to build a bigger
mountain.
"I always have put great emphasis
on major championships," said golf's
all-time winner. "Some day someone
will come along to beat my records.
My aim is to make that job tougher by
building a bigger mountain.
"At 38, I still enjoy the game. I
want to continue playing as long as I
feel I can be competitive. I hope to
enlarge on my list of major cham
pionships."
Realistic observers believe
Nicklaus has built a mountain that no
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too, had problems.
"Spamer got into trouble and started
aiming the ball," Medlar explained. "He
got the ball in their eyes. Pucky wasn't
doing much better, so we brought in
Styles.
"Styles had his fast ball and a good
slider. As long as he has that good fast
ball and good slider, and has control of
them, he's tough to beat," Medlar said.
Dave Simononis got his seventh game
winning RBI of the year with a one-out
homer in the fifth inning of the second
game. Jeff Rumberger homered earlier,
and pitcher-turned-designated hitter
Mike Gilman delivered a couple of runs
with a pair of singles.
"He's starting to get his timing,"
Medlar said. "He hasn't hit in two years.
He didn't hit last year because we had a
pretty good designated hitter (Rum
berger)."
Guman will get to test his defensive
skills tomorrow. He'll see if his sore arm
has recovered when he gets the call to
start one of the games of the Cornell
doubleheader at Beaver Field. Dave
June will pitch the other game.
EXTRA BASES: Catcher Terry
Brown was hit in the shoulder by a
pitched ball in the seventh inning of the
first game. He was removed and did not
play the nightcap, but his injury is not
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When Jones retired in 1930 at the
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heralded Grand Slam the U.S. and
British opens and the U.S. and British
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Simononis cf 4 0 1 1 Farina c
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• pitched to five batters in seventh.
HBP by Mitskadich (Brown).
believed to be serious. . . . Brown's
replacement, little-used Terry Brush,
was 2-for-2 in the second game with a
double.
Orwig got his second game-winning hit
of the season in the opener. . . . Medlar
amateurs those events were
regarded as the "majors." With the
sudden explosion of pro golf, the face
of the game changed, the Masters
Golfers eighth at Qualifier
Penn State's golf season ended on a
dismal note Sunday when the Lions
finished eighth in the NCAA District
Qualifier played at the Wilmington
Country Club course in Delaware.
Perennial favorite Temple won the
13-team tournament by edging out
first day leader Bucknell, 617-624.
Kevin Kleir led the Owls with a
medalist score of 78-71-149.
Two Lions were 10 strokes off the
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will be the pitcher for Saturday's,
home game with Temple.
replacing the amateur events as one
of the standards.
Nicklaus' money total is almost
twice that of any other player.
pace in leading Penn State to a 328-•
318-646 finish. Senior Gary Durbin. '
registered rounds of 77 and 82 on his '
way to a 159 total while freshman'
Steve Krolikowski shot the same'
score via rounds of 83 and 76. ~.
Mike Boyle (87-78-165), Jeb Boyle
(84-82-166), and senior Rob Geiger. '
(84-87-171), rounded out the scoring , ' ,
for Penn State.
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