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Lion gymnasts win Ist and 2nd at invite '1 1
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AP Sr- __, ... win me Two Penn State gymnasts, Gregg United States meet which will be held
E.' th ..,, Candelaria said. "He Simon and Kenn Viscardi, placed in June in Chicago and gymnasts' '' • ,
ought I was giving away my pitch-
first and second in the National Boys competed in different age groups. I-
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Invitational gymnastics meet which Penn State gymnastics coach Karl. il /peanuts ® \ .
_-. 11/ ins first the father of a 1-year-old girl, was Candelaria then looked at video
was held this weekend in Allentown. Schier signed three new recruits for .. , a ,-
.. _... tun seasons in the major referring to the heavily publicized tapes, and confirmed the theory. ,
Simon was the high scorer with a next year at the meet. (
lie can be leagues, but has battled arm prob- marital problems of Garvey. "I was putting my head down in : MY N I CAN A BLIND MAN DON'T FAY ANY I DIDN'T COME HERE TO
111.8 a and Viscardi, who performed The new Nittany Lions are Spider, ,.: 141, MY NAME 15 LINUS...
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By ALAN ROBINSON 0 Pirates' victory over the Chicago got my life straightened out," he "When Gene Tenace came over
AP Sports Writer Cubs. said. "It's a whole lot easier coming here from the Cardinals, he told me
"He is certainly one of the best to the park now .. . you can ask about it," ' Candelaria said. "He
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PITTSBURGH John Candela- pitchers I've ever managed in base- Steve Garvey about that." \ thought I was giving away my pitch
. ria has been one of baseball's most ball." , Candelaria, who is remarried and es."
baffling pitchers in his nine seasons Candelaria was 36-12 in his first the father of a 1-year-old girl, was Candelaria then looked at video
with the Pittsburgh Pirates. two full seasons in the major referring to the heavily publicized tapes, and confirmed the theory.
When he's injury -free, he can be leagues, but has battled arm prob- marital problems of Garvey. "I was putting my head down in
'SG baffling to opposing hitters that lem after arm problem for five Last season, Candelaria was up- my windup when I was throwing the
he is virtually unbeatable, as his years. set about critical remarks by Pi- • fast ball and holding it up on a
1976 no-hitter against the Los An- Sometimes, his left arm gave him _rates' General Manager Harding, breaking ball," he said. "It wasn't
geles Odgers and his 20-5 record in so much trouble that he was forced Peterson in a Sports Illustrated when men were on base, just when
. 1977 will attest. to rely on off-speed pitches and story. He asked to be traded. But nobody was on. Baseball is a crazy
• At other times, he baffles the trickery to retire hitters rather than the situation cooled and Candelaria game, isn't it? It's a lot of little
the hard-throwing heat he first dis- signed the new contract several . things."
J • ' Pirates' management as to how a
pitcher with so much talent can be played in 1975. . • months later. Candelaria said he has worked
"But he's throwing hard again," hard this spring to correct the flaw
: so mediocre; how the same pitcher Candelaria still doesn't get along
~, who led the National League with a Tanner said . with everyone in the Pirates' orga- and watched tapes of his last perfor
',earned run average in 1977 can "I think I'm picking up the speed nization and said he sometimes mance before pitching against the
swell to a 4.02 ERA just three years ,again on my fast ball," Candelaria "looks the other way" when he sees Cubs.
said. "Maybe I won't be the power
, ' later. those people passing by. "I'm sure if the Cardinals knew
, pitcher that I was, but I'm still a
~. , But now, a more diature 29 and But he said the financial security about it, word spread around the
fast ball pitcher. It's no secret what
happier on and off the field than he's supplied through his contract and a league," he said. "Some hitters
I'm going to throw when I'm in don't like to be told what they're
i ; been in seasons, Candelaria and his successful car leasing business that
trouble. I'm sure not going to throw getting, but Gene, he likes to know
: manager,.Chuck Tanner, believe he pitchw en I'm
my second best h he co-owns allow him to concentrate
is ready to regain his status as oneon baseball. what a pitcher's throwing."
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• of baseball's best pitchers.Candelaria was asked if Sutter
Candelaria feels relaxed this sea- He also credits something elie for
"This is the, healthiest he's been son for several reasons, including his fast start a corrected flaw in had told him about the flaw.
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~ • since he .won 20 games," Tanner - • his multi-year contract. his delivery first spotted two years "You think he's going to tell me?
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said after Candelaria pitched a two- "I've got the contract and arm ago by St. Louis Cardinals' relief In a pennant race?" Candelaria
J ' hitter ov,er six innings Sunday in a - problems behind me now, and I've ace Bruce Sutter. - said.
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Pacers wait for Ralph and possible move
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The season may be
over, but the , waiting is just beginning for the
Indiana Pacers.
The season finale Sunday night at Market Square
Arena a lackluster 112-99 loss to the New Jersey
Nets could mean the end of an era in Indiana.
This at a time when the Pacers have the prospect
Of the No. 1 pick in the, college draft. Their last
place finish' in the NBA East gives the Pacers the
Tight to flip a coin with Houston, the West's last
place finisher. The winner almost certainly will get
yirginia's 7-4 Ralph Sampson.
The waiting is for owners Sam Nassi and Frank
Mariani to decide in Los Angeles which offer they'll
accept to buy the team. One is from Herb and Mel
Simon of Indianapolis; another comes from New
A'ork insurance man Fred Rappaport, the third is
prom 'a group. from Anaheim, Calif., headed by
baseball's Reggie Jackson.
If either the Simon or Rappaport offer is ac
cepted, the Ricers will remain here, where they
have been for 16 years. If the Anaheim group gets
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Bob Salyers, the club's general manager, said he
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Sunday's loss marked the end of the worst season
in the team's history. Indiana finished 20-62 and
Coach Jack McKinney said after Sunday's gamt:
"It'll take me a while to collect my thoughts
about this season, which must have lasted 27
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The Pacers' crowd of 5,111 Sunday night was the
largest home attendance since March 13, when 5,-
771 turned out to see Indiana beat Detroit 118-114.
The Pacers, for the season, averaged alibut 4,000
down 50 percent from last year and down from a
peak of more than 12,000 per game in 1977-78.
McKinney said the team's'uncertain future has
affected him. "I can't answer for the players, but I
assume it had to affect them a little bit," he said,
adding he wants to come back.
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The Pacers joined the NBA in 1976 after winning
three championships in the old American Basket
ball Association.
Their problems began before the first tip-off last
fall when free agents Louis Orr, Don Buse and
Johnny Davis all starters a 'year ago refused
to sign and then defected to other teams.
"The players we had left were always looking
over their shoulders, waiting for one or two players
to come on," McKinney said. "It was frustrating
going into training camp and not having enough
players, having to scratch to fill our roster, then
realizing we're not going to get any other players.
"This may have taken something out of the
players. We were playing well at one point and just
went downhill. We never got straightened out. That
was frustrating. We just couldn't get anything
going "
In February, the Pacers traded 6-10 backup
center Clemon Johnson to Philadelphia for rookie
Russ Schoene and a second-round draft pick. India
na won only five games the rest of the season.
Equestrian team fares well at 2 shim&
The equestrian team, both hunt seat
and stock seat divisions, competed in
important shows this past weekend.
The hunt seat team sent 14 riders to
regional competition, where they
competed to qualify for national com
petition. The first and second place
finishers in each division compete at
the national show on April 30 and May
1 in Buena Vista, Va.
Cindy Mitchell and Shiela McCar
thy - qualified by winning their
classes. Beth Houck qualified by
placing second in her class.
Penn State was the Region Five
Champion finishing the season with
154 points- only two points ahead of
Deleware Valley, County Community
College. This was the first time in the
team's 12 years under Coach Jane
Mayer defeats Kriek to win Pacific Open
LOS ANGELES (AP)'— Gene May
er captured the rain-delayed singles
finals of the $255,000 Pacific South
west Tennis Open with a 7-6, 6-1
victory yesterday over South Afiica's
Johan Kriek.
Mayer collected $36,000 for his tri
umph at the Los Angeles Tennis Club.
Kriek, who beat Jimmy Conners in
the semifinals, won $lB,OOO.
In the doubles, the team of John
McEnroe and Peter Fleming whipped
Sandy Mayer, Gene's older brother,
and Ferdi Taygan, 6-1, 6-1.
Mayer, of Woodmere, N. Y., needed
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pete for the Cartier Cup at the nation!,
al show.
The stock seat team sent four rid
ers, Tammy Clark, Sue Kostenbader,t
Kathy Zippay, and Gina Miletta to the:
national competition in West La!,
fayette, Ind. on Sunday.
Tammy Clark was the reserve high
point rider at the show and Gina
Miletta placed sixth in the Beginner:
Stock Seat Equitation.
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The riders competed against the;
best riders in the other eight regions.
Penn State and Indiana University- of--
Pennsyliania represented Region,
Five at the national show.
just 64 minutes to win. •
In the first set, both Mayer and
Kriek held service. They went into
the tiebreaker in which Mayer won
two service breaks to Kriek's one
break.
Mayer took the tie breaker at 7-4. I
Also in the first set, Mayer had 75'7
percent of his first serves in. Kriek
delivered just over 50 percent.
In the second set, Mayer took the
first five games before Kriek was
able to hold his own serve. Then
Mayer won the set and match on his'"
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