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THE REPUBLIC, COLUMBUS, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1974 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE For 'Minor' Violation Notre Dame's Best Suspended Sports Scoreboard By United Press International and The Republic Staff New Year's night, should face one of their major tests against the Panthers, led by running back Tony Dorsett. Parseghian rated Dorsett as probably the best performer his Notre Dame teams ever has played. "He gained 209 yards against us last year." he said, "and that's a record against Notre JOLLY JET LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Kathy Dobbs 507, Betty Cooley 503, Bonnie Pearson 501, Jackie McConnell 493, Donna Sue Graham 489, Hazel Shireman 483. TEAM SCORES- Series and game: Pon-derosa Steak House 2,544 and 896.

CHICAGO (UPI) Art Best, one of Notre Dame's top running backs, has been suspended from the team for a "minimum of one week," coach Ara Parseghian told football writers Tuesday, and will not play against Pittsburgh Saturday. The Irish, ranked No. 4 this week and officially in the Orange Bowl against Alabama Pro Basketball Standings Nillonal Basketball Association Eatttrn Conftranc Atlantic Division any other team in 1973. They had the best skilled offense of teams we met last year. It's similar to the Southern California offense, but they run more option football.

"It's a versatile offense. Their quarterback can. throw and run, and they use virtually every type of option play." Parseghian said Notre Dame's acceptance of the Orange Bowl bid for the game College Football Small College Poll NEW YORK (UPI) The United Press International Board of Coaches top 15 small college football teams of 1974 with won-lost records and first place votes in parentheses: "Best's case will be reviewed next Monday," Parseghian said. "He violated the rules, nothing of major consequence, and I suspended him." Parseghian said Best had been "reprimanded" before for Dame." Parseghian said that bowl pressure could be an important g.b. KEGLER LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Fred Eddy 619, John Payne 618, Don Smith 607, Terry Burger 584, erry Wilklns 574, Bob Everroad 566.

TEAM SCORES Series and game: Columbus Awning 2,965 and 1,037. TEAM STANDINGS Team 9 29-19, State Street Liquor 28-20, Columbus Glass pet. .750 .415 "minor things." factor in the game. "It's hard to evaluate." he said, "but Pittsburgh is coming Buffalo Boston New York 3 Team Points 1. Louisiana Tech (27) (8-0) 296 2.

Nevada-Las Vegas (5) j9-0j 260 .500 .455 Philadelphia against Alabama up hero -and they'llbehiglv C.nlr.l PIvlHwi g.b. 72 pet. 818 .583 .545 .417 .077 Washington Houston Cleveland Atlanta New Orleans 3 Playoff Coaches Meet With Eskew Boise St. (B-l) 4. Delaware (1) (8-1) 5.

Texas AS. I (9-0) 6. Grambling St. (8-1) 7. Western Kentucky (7-1) 8.

Central Michigan (8-1) 9. Alcorn State (8-0) 10. Tennessee St. (7-2) 11. South Dakota (8-2) 12.

(Tie) Youngstown (7-1) 4'i "might give FittsDurgn increased incentive." "We're still alive for the national championship," he said, "and with the opportunity to play Alabama, we've got a chance." They have reason to be optimistic on the basis of their game against us last year, but the question is how high is high." Pittsburgh, he said, "gained more yardage against us than 183 160 137 114 76 63 44 15 10 10 9 Western Conference Eagles 39, Chargers 38. Vikings 40, Packers 29. Hoosiers33, Bulldogs 31. Chiefs 28, Panthers 23. Columbus Volleyball tr ParTTUepartment COED LEAGUE At Fodrea Ball Bangers 3, Urbacke's Untouchables Winners 3, Odd Squad 0, Pack 3, Electric SweatsocksO; Rippers 3, Bob-O-LinkO.

Standings Pack 17-1, Ball Bangers 16-2, Rippers 11-7, Winners 10-8, Bob-O-LInk 7-11, Urbacke's Untouchables 7-11, Odd Squad 4-14, Electric Sweatsocks 1-17. At Bakalar Setters 3, Franklin Street Flyrods Six Points 3, Streakers 0, Mill Race 2, TUDCB Jokers 3, Better Half 0. Standings Six Points 17-1, Jokers 14-4, Streakers 12-6, Setters 10-8, Mill Race 8-10, TUDCB 6-12, Better Half 4-14, Franklin Street Flyrods 1-17. Lutheran Dartball Results Dudleytown Mets 14 6 2, Sauers 3-4-5; (tie) Elon (8-1) Midwest Division w. I.

7 6 6 6 6 7 1 11 Pacific Division (tie) Western Carolina (7-1) 10 Detroit KC-Omaha Chicago Milwaukee (Tit) Stephen F. Austin (7-2) 10 S2 pet. .538 .500 M7 .083 pet. .769 .636 .455 .400 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -Coaches of the six finalists in the second annual Indiana high school football playoffs met with the IHSAA Tuesday to map details for the three-game session. Commissioner Phil Eskew g.b 2 4 w.

I. 10 3 7 4 5 6 6 I ALLMAN INSURANCE LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Dave Ryan 616, Lou Ar-terburn 596, Fred Eddy 593, Harold Dally 578, Henry Schultz 574, Fred Simmons 558. TEAM SCORES Series: Avery Press 2,952. Game: Barkes, Iniow and Weaver 1,024. TEAM STANDINGS- Titus Oil 34li-131A, Avery Press 32-16, Three Guys 31-17.

Columbus Lanes RELCO LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Lew Holcomb 579, Dave Wheeler 574, Don Scherer 566, Bud Keller 530, Gerald Stutsman 530. TEAM SCORES Series: Lucky Five 2,830. Game: 69ers999. TEAM STANDINGS- 69ers, Lucky Five, Midnite Specials. Columbus Basketball Park Department Dunfee Chevrolet 48, CU I 26.

Golden State Seattle Phoenix Portland Their principals and athletic directors were also on hand. Eskew said he would be at the North Central game while Ward Brown will -attend at Garrett and Charlie Maas at Blackford. Both are assistant IHSAA commissioners. Members of the IHSAA Board of Control will assist in trophy presentations, including the 4V4 4V Los Angeles 4 LOU'S STANDARD SERVICE 31 AT WASH. ST.

372-1440 Get Acquainted Special ATLAS Snow Tires Batteries Come in and check us out before you buy. NEW OWNER: LOU SABA said the games Friday will start at 7:30 p.m. They match No. 2 Indianapo Phil Eskew Mental Attitude Bowl Games NEW YORK (UPI) Maor college football bowl pairings (all times EST): Liberty Bowl at Memphis, Tenn: Maryland (6-3) vs. team to be announced, Dec.

16, 8 p.m. Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, Miami (Ohio) (8-0-1) vs. team to be named, Dec. 21, 8 p.m. Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston: North Carolina State (8-2) vs.

Houston (7- 2) Dec. 23, 9:05 p.m. Fiesta Bowl at Tempe, champion vs. team to be named, Dec. 28, 1 p.m.

Peach Bowl at Atlanta: Vanderbllt (5- 3) vs. Texas Tech (6-2-1), Dec. 28, 12 noon. Sun Bowl at El Paso, Mississippi St. (6-3) vs.

North Carolina (5-4), Dec. 28, 1 p.m. Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, teams to be announced, Dec. 30, 9 p.m. Sugar Bowl at New Orleans: Florida (7-2) vs.

Nebraska (7-2), Dec. 31, 9:30 lis Washington against No. 3 Mishawaka at North Central Tuesday's Results Buffalo 112 Cleveland 94 Chicago 18 New Orleans 79 Houston 103 KC-Omaha 99 Boston 91 Milwaukee 83 Golden State 128 Atlanta 111 Portland 105 New York 103 Tonight's Games Kansas City-Omaha at Washington Milwaukee at Detroit Philadelphia at Phoenix Los Angeles at Seattle American Basketball Association East here for the Class AAA title; Columbus Reds 3-11-3, Immanuel 1 18-12-8; Cortland 1047. Sauars A 4.3.5; Sauers 7-3-15, White Creek 8-6-9; White Creek Expert Mechanical Service on: Tailpipes Engines 2-6, Brownstown 1 7-8-7; Wegan 1 1-17-4, Award, at each playoff site. Eskew, who attended the Boonville playoff semi-finals last Saturday night, said he had nothing but excellent reports from the six preliminary games.

"The officiating was excellent, the crowd control perfect," he said. Every game, he said, featured "good, hard-nosed football and the sports-1 manship was great." Shocks Brake Systems Tune Up Automatic Transmissions Carburetors Electrical Systems Boonville at Blackford in Class AA, and North Knox at Garrett in Class A. The coaches present were Bob Springer of Indianapolis Washington, Bill Doba of Mishawaka, Elden Leeth of Blackford, Bill Harrawood of Boonville, Dave Wyant of Garrett and Jim Beery of North Knox. it.t:AUllll SCORERS Durifee: Tim Kelch 21. CUI Dillow and Harrell 6 each.

Wendel's Roofing 70, Hathaway-Myers 47. LEADING SCORERS Wendel's: Maxwell 23. Hathaway: Willey 15. Griffin Industries 64, Bombers 50. LEADING SCORERS Griffin: King 20.

Bombers: Owens 1). Music Box 52, CDC 50 (OT) LEADING SCORERS Music Music: Pratt 22. CDC: Slusser 15. p.m. Borchers 2-1-1; Immanuel 2 6-13-7, Wegan 4-2-13; Dudleytown 0-3-9, Sauers 3-4-7; lion 6-4-9, Redeemer 3-5-2.

Standings Dudleytown Mets 13-2, Wegan 13-2, Immanuel I 12-3, Cortland 1 1-4, Sauers 9-6, White Creek 8-7, White Creek 7-8, Sauers 7-8, Immanuel 2 7-8, Sauers A 6-9, Dudleytown 6-9, Zlon 6-9, Brownstown 1 6-9, Sauers 6-9, Columbus Reds 5-10, Wegan 5-10, Redeemer 510, Borchers 2-13. Mufflers Cottbn Bowl at Dallas: Penn State (7-2) w. I. pet. g.b.

Kentucky 10 1 .909 New York 9 5 .643 Vi St. Louis 5 9 .357 ti Memphis 4 9 .308 7 Virginia 3 9 .250 7V West w. I. pet. g.b.

Denver 10 3 769 San Antonio 9 5 .643 It San Diego 5 7 .417 t'i Indiana 4 6 .400 4'i Utah 4 9 .308 6 vs. 5WC champion, Jan. 1, 2 p.m. Mechanics: AJ. Mobley Barney Mittendorf Rose Bowl at Pasadena: Big Ten champion vs.

Pac Eight champion, Jan. 5 p.m. Orange Bowl at Miami, Alabama (9-0) vs. Notre Dame (71), Jan 1, 8 p.m. Boys Club Saints 29, Orioles 19.

Cubs 40, Hornets 28. THIS UJEEIl pjtv Columbus Bowling Bulldog Lanes MONDAY NIGHT CHURCH LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Randy Dettmer 614, Tuesday's Results San Antonio 109 Virginia 92 San Diego 113 Memphis 104 Tonight's Games New York vs. Kentucy at Lexington Memphis at St. Louis Indiana at Utah Denver at San Diego Pro Hockey Standings National Hockey Leagut Division 1 Winslow Off Injured List At Indiana Larry Adkins 586, Bill Zuckschwerdt 570, Don Sublette 553, Dale McClintlc 540, John Boyer 531. TEAM SCORES Series: St.

Peters 5 2,707. Game: Sandy Hook United Methodist 970 TEAM STANDINGS- St. Peters 5, Sandy Hook United Methodist, New Hope Christ BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) ian. Mike Winslow was reinstated SUNDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Cliff Carnes 637, Ed Tuesday at defensive end as Indiana prepared for its Big Ten football game here Saturday against Michigan State.

Streeval 586, Don Petro 585, Carolyn Willey 515, Dianna Merritt 508, Ruth Burton 502. TEAM SCORES Series: Da 'In' Tell- ekts 2,318. Game: Family Affair 846. Winslow had been out with a TEAM STANDINGS Unpredlctables bruised thigh. 30-10, and Cees 29-11, Rolling Stones 25-15.

w. I. t. pts gf ga Philadelphia II 3 2 24 55 33 Atlanta 8 6 3 19 50 44 NY islanders 7 4 3 17 52 32 NY Rangers 6 5 3 15 47 41 Division 2 w. I.

t. pts gf ga Vancouver 10 4 2 22 58 41 Chicago 7 6 2 16 57 38 St. Louis 5 6 3 13 46 49 Minnesota 3 8 3 9 31 54 Kansas City 1 11 1 3 33 64 Division w. I. t.

pts gf ga Los Angeles 9 1 5 23 51 27 Montreal 7 4 5 19 62 44 Detroit 5 6 2 1 2 38 55 Pittsburgh 4 7 2 10 47 55 Washington It 2 4 30 73 Division 4 w. I. t. pts gf ga Buffalo 10 3 2 22 63 47 Boston 6 4 5 17 67 47 Toronto 4 6 3 11 51 56 California 2 10 4 8 37 75 Coach Lee Corso had moved COMMERCIAL LEAGUE HIGH SERIES L. Fink 620, Don Carr Mike Miklozek into Winslow's 598, Dick Butler 580, G.

Mize 576, Fred Rob spot and replaced Miklozek at the other end spot with freshman Carl Smith. Corso slid Winslow and Smith would remain as the starters with Miklozek relegated to a backup role. Corso also decided to try backup tackle Russ Compton at middle guard, although that spot is pretty much sewed up by Don Schanz and Derek inson 571, AJ Collins 569, S. McAnelly 569. TEAM SCORES Series and game: Blackies 3,049 and 1,058.

TEAM STANDINGS R. Scott Realty 73-23, and Salvage 63-33, Streakers 60-36. BULLDOG CLASSIC HIGH SERIES- Dave Scott 835, Ken Ab-ner 800, Vito Lavdiclna 799, Mike Mitchell 767, Gary Lehmkuhl 766, Dick Hahn 738. TEAM SCORES Series: Team 6 2,419. Game.

Red Door Lounge 669. AMOS LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Ray Browning 526, Joe Briddle 521, Phil Streeval 492, Ann Briddle 488, Connie Mitchell 452, Ella Mann 403. TEAM SCORES Series: Team 1 2,591. Tuesday's Results Atlanta 2 Washington 2 St. Louis 4 Boston 3 Vancouver I Chicago 0 Tonight's Games Philadelphia at New York Rangers New York Islanders at Pittsburgh Washington at Atlanta Buffalo at Montreal Detroit at Minnesota Toronto at Los Angeles Chicago at California St Louis at Kansas City World Hockey Association East Foree.

On offense, George Edgar Game: Team 4 888. moved ahead of Kevin Wsstov- TEAM STANDINGS Team Team 5, Team 7. er at tignt end, a position at which split end and flanker Mike Flanagan also is being tested. MONDAY MOOSE LEAGUE HIGH SERIES- I. Kiel 602, J.

Bruce 591, C. Luken 562. TEAM SCORES Series and game: Marsh 2,995 and 1,042. TEAM STANDINGS- Team Marsh. Vet Officials Miller Lan' w.

I. t. pts gf ga New England 7 3 0 14 36 27 Indianapolis 4 8 0 8 28 40 Cleveland 3 4 1 7 19 25 Chicago 2 8 0 4 23 38 West w. I. t.

pts gf ga San Diego 7 4 0 14 36 38 Houston 7 5 0 14 53 39 Phoenix 4 6 1 9 41 49 Minnesota 4 6 0 8 41 48 Michigan 2 10 0 4 31 59 Canadian w. I. t. pts gf ga Toronto 9 4 0 IB 2 42 Winnipeg 7 1 1 15 52 23 Quebec 7 3 0 14 44 29 Vancouver 4 6 1 9 32 42 Edmonton 3 2 0 6 17 16 Clinic Tonight The Southeastern Indiana Officials association will hold a basketball clinic at 7 o'clock tonight at the Central junior high gym. All area basketball officials, TUESDAY O.A.O.

LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Betty Summers 492, Rosemary Neff 487, Debbie Pierce 421, Dor-ith Kelly 414, Ruth Baxter 407, Jerry Ford 396. TEAM SCORES Series: Millers 1,387. Game: Walt's Stables 474, TUESDAY EARLY BIRD LEAGUE HIGH SERIES Fran Gommel 493, Tammy Works 478, Mine Barker 473, Kay Rouse 470, Mary Edmundson 458, Juanlta Reid454. TEAM SCORES Series: Shady Lane Beauty Shop 2,039. Game.

Don Bush Realtors 706. TEAM STANDINGS Shady lane Beauty Shop 27-13, Ray's Marathon 25-15, Three as well as coaches and the general public, are invited to Tuesday's Results Quebec 5 Michigan 4 San Diego 4 Chicago 2 Houston 6 New England I Tonight's Games Houston at Minnesota Indianapolis at Quebec Toronto at Vancouver Winnipeg at Edmonton Included will be sessions on new rules interpretations and floor mechanics. M'j and 24-16. for medium size tires: E78-14, F78-14, G78-14, F78-15 and G78-15 plus Federal Excise tax of $2.33 to $2.74 and trade. Irish Accept Bowl Bid; Pacers Ink John Neumann Sports Briefly $28 for smaller size tires: 678-14, C78-14 plus Federal Excise tax of $2.05 to $2.17 and trade.

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The Notre Dame squad and coaching staff headed by Ara Parseghian previously had approved acceptance of the bid, and the board vote was taken on Friday. The University of Alabama announced formal acceptance of the invitation last Saturday, setting the stage for a rematch of the 1973 Sugar Bowl game in which Notre Dame defeated Alabama, 24-23. PRO BASKETBALL The Indiana Pacers signed 3-year veteran Johnny Neumann, a 6-6 guard-forward who played with Memphis and Utah before being traded to Virginia last season. Neumann, who was placed on waivers by the Squires, has a pro career average of 17 points a game. PRO HOCKEY Indianapolis has had the fourth largest single-game crowd so far this season in the World Hockey association.

The expansion franchise drew 12,837 for one game, which ranks fourth to crowds at Edmonton, Toronto and Cleveland. HORSE RACING Artists Proof, Color Me Blue and Levee Night the three stakes winning mares carrying foals by superhorse Secretariat were sold for $830,000 during the first four sessions of the week-long fall breeding stock sale at Keeneland in Lexington, Ky. Artists Proof brought $395,000, the second highest price paid for a broodmare at Keeneland, while Levee Night sold for $225,000 and Color Me Blue for $220,000. $38 for larger size tires: H78-14, H78-15, J78-15 and L78-15 plus Federal Excise tax of $9.99 to 1119 and trade. iMfiffiiUM! 7 PRO FOOTBALL Terry Metcalf who injured his right knee two weeks ago and played only the first half Monday night against Minnesota, is listed as a probable starter for the St.

Louis Cardinals in Sunday's game at Philadelphia. BOXING Oscar Bonavena, the No. 4 ranked heavyweight knocked out Mani Vaka of Tonga in the fifth round of their scheduled 10-rounder Tuesday night in Honolulu. The Amateur Atheltic Union and International Olympic committee will sponsor an 8-fight card between a team of Russian boxers and an American squad in St. Louis Jan.

25. BASEBALL Lanny Moss, 24, has become professional baseball's first woman general manager after being named to the position by Portland Maverick owner Bing Russell. "She is much tougher with the dollar than I am and she can help the club in the profit and loss statement," the owner said in making the announcement. BOWLING Matt Surina of Longview, slipped into first place as qualifying play continued in the $100,000 Brunswick World Open bowling tournament. With one more 8-game block left, Surina led Larry Laub Of San Francisco by only eight pins.

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