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PAGE TWELVE THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970 Top Bowlers W. I. B. C. TOP BOWLERS High Games WEEK ENDING Alice Cullum, Douglas 247 Vivian Hoogland, Houscwive 244 Joan Haight, Tulip City 235 Joyce Blink, Douglas 216 Laura Millard, Tulip City 214 i Joyce Douma, Housewives 20!) Karen Barnes, Douglas i LANSING I Beginning Mary 207 next June.

Michigan high school Ranee Lanting, Early Birds 202 High School Baseball Tourney Set baseball teams will have the opportunity to take part in a state tournament patterned after the annual basketball tournament. Allen W. Bush, state director Ruth Gladden, Tulip City 202 High Series Alice Cullum. Douglas 580 Lsla Chrispell Koffi-Kletzers 565 Viv Hoogland. Housewives 562 i if sihietics for the Michigan Laura Millard', Tulip Citv High School Athletic Virginia Alverson, T.A.B".

551 aid the final details of Lona De Jongc, Kletzer 549 tournament, which was first an- Mary Lomen, Koffi-Kletzers 541 wninced last June, have not i th Kruithoff, Relatives 540 been worked out. I Sandy Elzinga, Fri. Mixers 5:59 Like the annual basketball 1 Bonnie Hoving, Vanguard 539 tournament, the baseball tour- High Games nament will be played in four Season classes with 16 district tourna-: Alice Cullum, Douglas 247 ments scheduled for June 5. Linda Chester, Strike Sp 245 The following week will see the Viv Hoogland, Housewives 244 regional tournaments with Mary Lomen, Koffi-Kletzers 242 finals set for June 19 at Marge Kars, Sunshine 235 sites till to be selected. Joan Haight, Tulip City 2:55 Bush said some GOO schools Winnie Forsgren Sunshine 225 miaht take part and the final Carol Von Ins Trios 224 sites will be selected in el jel f.

1 Trios her. He said there may be a a Memheksel, Vanguard 222 need for a pre-district tourna- i 'S Series Trent to determine what teams i Season will play in the district match- Alice Cullum Douglas cs. Like the basketball tourna- T.A.B. a 9 ment. it will be single-elimina-i Laura MUlard, Tulip City I tion, meaning one loss and the i Beth Essenburg Thurs.

Tno reason is over Elsie Vander Wilk, Zeeland 568 A Helena Brinks, Zeeland 567 Bush also said the i i a chrispell 565 men schedule is being set i 563 ,11 Sam be on Viy oogland) Housewives 562 Letty Looman, Thurs. Trios 560 CARTWHEEL ACT Michigan State split end Gordon Bowdell (83) does a cartwheel act Saturday afternoon, before being upended from behind by an unidentified Iowa player. Bowdell's catch was one of three the Spartan receiver made during the first half for 46 total yards. State smashed the Hawkeyes, 37-0 for their first Big Ten win of the season. (MSU photo) so all games Saturdays so there is no conflict with the final two or three of school before summer vacation.

SPTS TOP BOWLERS TOP ABC BOWLERS Week ending October 23,1970 High Games John Dziedzic, Relatives 266 Chuck Knooihuizen, Classic 259 Pete Welling, Classic 257 Jim Cearles, Consolidated 253 Dennis Taylor, West Ottawa 253 Ken Stokes, Elks 253 248 247 Lions' End Out for Year DETROIT (LTD--The Detroit Lions and Jerry Quarry have at least one thing in common today--they're both hurting. The Lions will play the rest of their National Football Lea-i Vos Mixed 2 46 i gue season without defensive fTj cs end Joe Robb and will be Ted Kruithoff, Relatives 673 sing sub Bill Cottrell at least Pete Wellingi classic 649 three weeks. iff Cunningham, Commer 648 Robb underwent surgery Mon- jvj ac jcak, VFW 64- day for torn ligaments in his left knee while Cottrell, an of- Ted Kruithoff, Relatives Roger Boersen, Tri-City Bill Kievit, Elks 247 i Botsis. Classic 246 Harold Wise, Classic 635 Bill Botsis, Classic 631 fensive line replacement, dis-; Henry Rruithof, Classic 631 located his left elbow in De-1 Bffl Kievlt Elks troits 16-10 conquest of the Chi-1 Bob De Haan, Double 8's cago Bears last Sunday. Linebacker Wayne Walker and cornerback Lem Barney are among eight other Lions who are hurting but these two defensive keys may not start when Detroit hosts those rugged Minnesota Vikings this Sunday.

Walker has a sprained instep on his left foot while Barney had a sprained left knee and ankle. Altie Taylor and Mike Weger also have severe bruises but they are expected to be ready for the vigorous Vikings. Detroit has activated guard Rocky Rasley and defensive tackle Dave Haverdick from its taxi squad to replace Robb and Cottrell. 629 623 621 Bob Riksen, Thurs. Duets High Games Season Bill Botsis, Superior 286 Chuck Knooihuizen, Classic 279 Tom Lindsay, Industrial 276 John Dziedzic, Relatives 266 Bruce Weatherwax, W.

Otta 265 Ted Kruithoff, Relatives Jim Botsis, Classic Hot Pistons Set Record With 8th Straight Victory DETROIT (UPI)--The Detroit Pistons are so good these days, they even fool their coach. Those incredible Pistons in their high-flying basketball machine blitzed the Seattle Super- Sonics. 142-111, Monday night for their eighth straight win- setting a Detroit record. "I didn't think they were ready U) coach Bill van Breda Koiff said afterwards, "But' they came out. They came out ready to play, and the ball went in the hoop i 71 per cent regularity in first half as Detroit raced! in a 75-48 ha edge over injury-depleted Seattle.

The only other National Bas- a Association game of the night a Michigan Stale star Johnny Green, the nlclc.sl player in the NBA at .16, suish 30 points to lead the Cinc i a i Royals to their first win if season. 126-107. over the A a a Hawks. The Pistons wound up shooting 63 per cent as Dave Bing harl one his best overall. i i 35 points and nine I Terry Dischinger backed him with poinis and i my Walker chipped in with 17.

Hon i led the SupcrSon- ic.s with 19 points. 265 259 Larry Shoemaker, Wed. Kupl 259 Tom Smith, Classic 257 Pete Welling, Classic 257 High Series Season Ted Van Den Berg, Satellite 685 Ted Kruithoff, Relatives 679 Dave Stevens, Zeeland 669 Jim Mokma, Echo 65.9 Dick Miller, Superior 655 Jim Botsis, Superior 651 Frank Stibal, Classic 650 Pete Welling, Classic 649 Cliff Cunningham, Commer 64fi Bill Macicak, VFW 647 Bowling Scores Bonnie Clvde League High Games Men: H. Poll, 234. Women: F.

Speet, 197. High Series Men: H. Poll, 615. Women: E. Fisher, 468.

Friday Nile Mr. Mrs. League High Games Men: S. Stewart, 211. Women: J.

Boyd, 162. High Scries Men: S. Stewart. 571. Women: B.

McKnight, 442. Craftsmen League High Game J. Dyke, 219. High Series R. Brookhouse, 563.

Klompon City League Game M. Kars, 187. High Series M. Kars, 519. West Ottawa League High Game D.

Taylor, 253. High Scries D. Taylor, 605. Leisure Time League High Game R. Kruithoff, 194.

High Series J. Coscmicr, 489. Sunshine League High Game M. Kars, 199. i Pligh Scries M.

Kars, 544. Wolverine League High Game H. Wise. 220. High Series H.

Wise; 591. Sportsman League High Game L. Carlson, 224; B. McFarland, 224. High Scries B.

McFarland, 625. Bowlerette's League High Game J. Clark, 182. High Series J. Clark, 520.

V.F.W. Mr. Mrs. League High Games Men: B. Macicak, 234.

Women: S. Rhoda, 189. High Series Men: B. Macicak, 647. Women: S.

Rhoda, 493. Four Star League High Game J. Day, 170. High Series J. Day, 469.

Double-S League High Games Men: D. Bouwman, 202. Women: C. Vredeveld, 167. High Series Men: D.

Bouwman. 585. Women: J. Streur. 455.

King Queen League High Games Men: B. Kragt, 233. Women: J. Kraai, 170. High Series Men: D.

Straight. 567. Women: J. Kraai. 478.

Sunshine League High Game M. Stryker, 190. High Series M. Kars, 487. Pincttes League High Game R.

Lewis, 1.70. High Series R. Lewis, 468. Holland Jr. Boys League High Game D.

Bartlett, 220. High Series J. Kiekintveld, 532. Double 8's League High Games Men: G. Van Kampen, 220.

Women: S. Brookhouse, 184. High Series Men: B. De Haan, 623. Women: E.

Kruithof, 513. E. Hamstra, 513. Unpredictables League High Game B. Van Wyk, 191.

High Sericst B. Van Wyk, 482. Pin Busters League High Game M. Vanden Berg, 193; N. Meyer, 193.

High Series M. Vanden Berg, 453. City League High Game B. Taylor, 216. High Series B.

Taylor. 602. Tele-Star League High Games E. Bakker, 172; B. Stamm, 172.

Tulip City League High Game J. Haight, 235. High Scries L. Millard, 560. Holland Junior Girls League High Game S.

Borgman, 175. Pligh Series S. Borgman, 443. Echo League High Game S. Cirnbal, 222.

High Series S. Cimbal, 546; C. Van Dyken, 546. Suburban League High Game B. Kraai, 224.

High Scries J. Terpstra, 589. Commercial League High Game C. Cunningham, 233. High Series C.

Cunningham, 648; D. Thorpe, 609. Vanguard League High Game C. Kleinheksel, 224. High Series M.

Ten Harm- sel, 575. Elks League High Game J. Doherty, 224. High Series B. Bazan, 588.

Comet League High Game C. Baldwin, 207. High Series H. McGee, 548. Fri Nite Kouples League High Games Men: H.

Van Voorst, 2J9. Women: L. a Voorst, 194. High Series Men: B. Moore, 573.

Women: L. Van Voorst, 489. Thurs. Nite Duets League High Games Men: J. Morren, 243.

Women: I. Looman, 180. High Series Men: B. Rik- sen, 621; J. Morren, 620; D.

Van Hekken, 615. Women: B. Bolks, 494. Sportsman League High Game--D. Miles, 223.

High Series--L. Carlson, 564. First Most Valuable ST. LOUIS (UPI) St. Louis Cardinal's Frank Frisch a the Philadephia Athletics' Robert (Lefty) Grove were the first players to be selected Most Valuable in their respective leagues when the voting began in 1931.

Nienhuis Captain YOUNGSTOWN, O. Chuck Nienhuis, ex-standout swimmer at West Ottawa and a sophomore at Youngstown State University, is captain of this year's swim team. Former Fighter Dies NORWICH, Conn. (UPI) -Louis "Kid" Kaplan, who was the world featherweight champion from 1925 through 1927 when he vacated the title to campaign as a lightweight, died Monday at Norwich State Hospital at the age of G9. Casper Retains Lead NEW YORK (UPI)--Billy Casper, despite not making the cut in last weekend's Kaiser Open, retained his lead as the year's top money winner on the pro golf tour with official earnings of $144,641.

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Under the new law, banks and other credit card issuers will be able to mail credit ards only to fill a specific request from a consumer or to renew an already held card. The consumer's liability for use of a lost or stolen card will be limited to $50 if the company is given notice that card holder no longer has ihat card. This section of the law takes effect in 90 days. Another section of the law allows consumers to look at i credit information on them i he files of credit, reporting agencies. This section, which goes into effect in 180 days, provides that false information must be corrected after an investigation.

The new law also requires U.S. banks to keep extensive i records to allow investigators' to follow the flow of funds to foreign banks. It a Iso states that Americans must report any exports and imports more than $5,000 at any one time. The secret bank account section provides maximum fines of $1,000 and a year in prison, unless there are illegal transactions of over $100,000. In that case the fines could go as high as $500,000 with prison penalties up to five years.

The measure, which goes into effect in seven months, also would ban use of secret bank accounts to violate U.S. laws on borrowing, to buy stocks or to take over U.S. companies. Black Nationalist Stabbed to Death DETROIT (UPI)--Black nationalist Clarence Fuller, 27, acquitted earlier this year of charges in connection with the shooting of two policemen outside the Nesv Bethel Baptist Church in J969, was stabbed to death Monday night. Police said early today they had no leads in the search for Fuller's killer.

Fuller and Rafael Viera, 22, both members of the Black Nationalist Republic of New Africa, were acquitted June 10 of charges growing out of the fatal shooting of patrolman Micheal Czapski, 22, and the wounding of patrolman Richard Worobec, 28. Fuller had been charged with assault with intent to commit murder in the shooting of Wor- obec. Viera was charged with second degree murder in the death of Czapski. Police said they did not know when or where F'uller had been stabbed. Two Plead Guilty To Court Charge KENT, Ohio (UPI)--A special prosecutor who helped guide the grand jury investigation of the Kent Slate University disorders and a professor who witnessed the May 4 shootings on the campus have pleaded guilly to contempt of court for commenting on the jury's report.

Attorney Seabury H. Ford and geology professor Glenn Frank were cited for contempt of court Monday. Four more persons were arrested on indictments rendered by the grand jury. Seven of the 25 indicted persons are still sought. Ford and a were charged with contempt after they were quoted as discussing the grand jury report in a weekend newspaper.

Both were released on S500 recognizance I bonds. Plan Demonstration DETROIT I The Students For a Democratic Society (SDS) is planning a demonstration here next Tuesday in support of the six-week-old United Auto Workers strike against General Motors. Woman Sentenced In i Traffic Death of Girl I GRAND HAVEN Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Borman, 71, Spring Lake, who pleaded i guilty Oct. 16 to negligent horni- I cide in the traffic death of -a 135-year-old girl, was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Rayj mond L.

Smith Monday to pay fine and costs of $100. The charge resulted from the Sept. 11 accident in which the Borman auto allegedly struck Anita Bernardino of Grand I Haven as the girl waited on a curb to go to school. She died I two days Jater at North Ottawa i Community Hospital. Leary Leaves For Cairo BEIRUT (UPI)--Dr.

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