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The Post, Monday, July 11, 1983-B9 by Jeff Millar Bill Hinds J0MU4OKJ0F1HC COWMIURK) Uflfi. EEACi4P ejekt tub oxjc-ajLLErpup TitXlUG OF 1WC NUMBfeR 0APAXV owe PWra-toce. CITY OF fO IAVOFF PRICE REKS of PUBLIC MCAL-TH $099 hpuce huh srTftltf3T7T L- 1 II ii 1 sftttb. Right after Classes Starting to Prepare for Next State CONTRACTOR'S EXAM GENERAL BUILDING RESIDENTIAL Also Classes for Electrical, Air Roofing, Swim Pool Plumbing Exams State Exam Study Materials, Sample Exams Books will be available Complete Information to Qualify for Exams and how to fill out exam appl. 0 JXKUO Olajuwon Makes Bird Eat Words Many thought that University of Houston basketball center Akeem Abdul Olajuwon made the right choice when he decided to stay on for at bast another year with the NCAA runner-up Cougars and not go for the big bucks in the NBA by declaring hardship eligibility.

Nonetheless; the 7-foot Nigerian-born chairman of Phi Slama Jama put himself one-up on Boston Celtics All-Star forward Larry Bird in an abbreviated one-on-one session at a recent B-C All-Star Basketball Camp in Rensselaer, Ind. Olajuwon, who will be a junior at Houston beginning next fall, was seated in the stands while Bird was putting on a demonstration for a group of high school players at the St. Joseph's College gymnasium, and was spotted by Bird. "Akeem. Come on down here.

I want to use you a little bit," shouted Bird. The pair engaged in a slam, dunk contest and eventually began playing one-on-one. Bird missed each of the half-dozen shots he attempted. "I couldn't score on him today," he said. "But I'll guarantee you I'll score on him someday (in the NBA)." Final score: Olajuwon 4, Bird 0.

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OFFICE: 3359A BELVEDERE R0. (BOOKS AVAILABLE) "Florida's Oldest and largest Construction Cxam Prep School" Peruvians Get Free Air Fare It got to the point where their only hope would be to find the ruby slippers', click their heels, and whisper the Peruvian equivalent to "There's no place like home" over and over. But the South American country's men's basketball team that was left with no Way to return to its homeland after spending its own money getting to the World University Games in Edmonton, Alberta, will get its wish. CP Air, a Canadian airline, says it will fly the financially strapped nine-man team to Vancouver, British Columbia, and put it aboard a direct flight to Lima. "Fantastico," said Peruvian player Gonzalo Galdos, who led his team to a 78-70 victory over Jordan Saturday to wind up their stay with a 2-3 record.

"Edmontonians will always find nine open hearts in Peru." Radio 7:05 FSL Baseball: West Palm Beach Expos at Lakeland Tigers, WPBR-1340AM 7:30 p.m. Major League Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Montreal Expos, WJNO-1230AM 7:30 p.m. Major League Baseball: Oakland A's at Baltimore Orioles, WIOD-610AM 8:15 p.m. Major League Baseball: New York Yankees at Minnesota Twins, Locally Horse Racing Thoroughbreds race at Calder Race Course In Miami today. Post time Is 1 p.m.

Jai-Alai Games start at 7 tonight in the Fort Pierce Jai-Alai Fronton. Professional Wrestling Matches begin at 8 tonight at the West Palm Beach Auditorium. Running The Palm Beach Amateur Athletic Club is sponsoring a 2-mile Fun Run and a 6-mile Open Run tonight at 7 p.m. at John Frlnce Park in Lake Worth. Registration is from 5:30 to 6:45 p.m.

and entry fee is $1. For more information call Harry Howell at 793-4973. OQQ ou On Xl 0 Dolphins Sign Roby, Orosz AUDITORS jrgn DISQUALIFICATION Pro Football It DUSTT RHODES VERSUS COWBOY RON BASS CHALLENGE Post Wlr Sarvlcas MIAMI The Miami Dolphins enlisted a spirited competition for punter yesterday as rookie Reggie Roby and veteran Tom Orosz both signed contracts. Also signing contracts were cornerback Fulton Walker and rookie defensive end Charles Benson of Baylor, said Joe Robbie, owner of the National Football League club. The Dolphins, defending AFC champions, chose Robyv in the sixth round of the NFL draft this spring, the first time the club has ever drafted a punter.

Roby, whose 49.8-yard season average in 1981 set a collegiate record, averaged 45.6 yards on 172 kicks during four years at Iowa. He's expected to make for stiff competition for Orosz, a free agent who beat out George Roberts in 1981, averaged 38.7 yards per punt last year and has not had a punt blocked in 118 tries with the Dolphins. Benson and Roby were due to report to training camp this morning. Walker, a sixth-round draft choice in 1981, had the finest day of his career returning kicks in Super Bowl XVII. He set a Super Bowl record by returning four kickoffs 190 yards, including a 98-yard touchdown in the first half.

No contract terms were revealed. Steelers' Davis Has Blood Disorder LATROBE, Pa. Pittsburgh Steelers' running back Russell Davis says he is suffering from the same kind of BARRY WINDHAM versus OX BAKER BUNIf HOUSE-MIKE GRAHAM VERSUS BOBBY DUNCUM rare blood disorder that once caused former Steelers' defensive back J.T. Thomas to miss an entire season. Davis plans to play this season, but said he is still "saying my prayers regularly." "I just have to see if I can maintain conditioning," said Davis, who spent his first four seasons as a backup to Franco Harris.

"The fortunate thing is that I got treatment a few months back. In J.T.'s case, he had a flare-up right before the start of training camp and he had to miss the entire (1978) season." Doctors still don't know how to treat Davis' disease, which is a form of Boeck's Sarciodosis, a rare blood problem common to male blacks in their early to mid 20s. To ease his discomforts, Davis has been treated with stereid medications. "I felt 100 percent better after that," Davis told the Pittsburgh Press. Davis, a former Michigan star who played his high school football at Woodbridge, plans to report to the Steelers' training camp Friday with the other veterans who aren't already in camp.

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But Hebert's sneak widened the edge to 24-14 with 9:55 remaining in the third period. Then Panthers linebacker Ray Bentley forced a fumble by Invader running back Ted Torosian with 2:50 to go in the third quarter. The ball was recovered by defensive end Allen Hughes on the Michigan 17. Five plays later, Ken Lacy slanted off left tackle on a quick opener for an 18-yard TD and a 31-14 lead. Cleo Miller closed out Michigan's scoring on a 3-yard touchdown run 1:54 from the final gun and Oakland's final touchdown came on a 5-yard pass from Besana to Marc Lewis.

Place-kicker Novo Bojovic kicked a 38-yard field goal in the second quarter for the Panthers. The Michigan defense, led by Bent-ley, recovered two fumbles and also intercepted a pair of Besana passes. passes for 295 yards, hit former University of Michigan and. Suncoast High School wide receiver Anthony Carter with a 3-yard scoring pass with 11 seconds remaining in the first half to lift Michigan to a 17-7 halftime advantage. Hebert also scored on a 1-yard plunge that capped an 80-yard, 11-play drive in the third period.

The Panthers, who had averaged 22,251 during the season, drew a USFL-record 60,237 into the Silver-dome a crowd built in part on reduced ticket prices and free parking. The Invaders, who won the Pacific Division with a 9-9 regular-season record, grabbed an early 7-0 lead on a 1-yard sneak by quarterback Fred Be-sana. Michigan tied it on its next possession when John Williams ran 5 yards for a touchdown 1:47 into the second period. Oakland linebacker David Shaw intercepted a Hebert swing pass on the 0 Fil 0 nriQp-" r-y fflj I WHITEWALLS $3695 15580,3 ljl 1 115580-13 MfiS fT5575b-13 21575-14 6p5l 23575-15 84.95 1 I EC T55786- 3 4i.9f 16570-14 80.M 22575-14 73.W GR78x14 62.95 I IE 1657g-lj 41.tf 18575-14 SOS 20575-15 fcOS hA78x14 64.95 If! 17575-1? 47M 19575-14 56.95 21575-15 70-9? 36.95 I 117580-13 0ls1 B057S-14 66.951 122575-15 73151 nnww 4Mj 2 1 XZX BLACKWALLS s2995 I I 3 1145-12 29.951 1155-14 44.95 PT57Q-13 4t95l UJ 155-12 35.9? 165-14 47.95 1757Q-1? 45.95 fio 145-13 32.91 175-14 49.95 1657Q-13 I 155-13 37.9 1-14 53.9? 18570-14 Mill lZ5ll3 Z.i: fffl 1957Q-14 67.9j If michelin xvs XCA LIGHT TRUCK oi IIIIIIIhIIiI IaII I 111 i65D jjfisi IJim Fellowship of Christian Athletes presents FIRST ANNUAL FCA JUNIOR GOLF TOURNAMENT AGES 12-18 COST $10.00 QUESTIONS 622-2894 I I I I I75Q-16DTL 85.9S )1-i 11 i 1 1 A lz ni i I SERVICE SPECIALS CO a. 3 CJ Q.

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