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Baette Tuesday, ebruory 8, 1 963 Page 1 Ugoreuc swims his way to Gazette Athlete' honor rbOSe Who follow hieh nrhnnl' tpnHpr tftr rUelrii! ft hnrniH twi hja C.l.. i nwil n.n. Mrnuran' and Kiski PKD, bllt DVI Mudl SCOTCd Mrk Mvtft SCOTSo S6 DOintS in Those who follow high school tender for District 6 honors in his while the Stingers' Ken Simpson sel a school mark in the 100-yard breastslroke. Indiana's Lisa Wegener set a school record in the parallel bars in her team's 136.08-131.96 win over Altoona. Peggy Bosnlc also scored well for IHS In the ment champions, as Dana McGowan' U9, Ray Stiles (167) and Henigin (185) Mark Mven Scored 56 mint in thro Penns Manor games, pacing the Comets i to wins over Homer -Center, Purchase Line aiui Harmony.

His shot at the buzzer gave the Comets a critical 64-63 conquest" of Homer-Center. Shannock Valley's Joe Botco had 38 points as the Spartans hnd a week in WPIAL Section 18-A competition. He now has 1,033 for his career. Greg Wild en had 38 points for Marion Center, as the Stingers had a 1-1 week in Indiana County League competition. Troy Sherwtn (98) and Pat Renwfck (138) scored falls for the Punxs'y wrestlers a 33-13 win over Iroquois.

It was the Chucks' second mat win of the campaign. Salisbury's Darrln Reld, a sophomore, won the Appalachian Conference Wres-. tllng Tournament title at 126. Silvio Tea rolled a 670 in Calderone's Knights of Columbus league. Know Indiana High program has matured Many young swimmers who got their first taste of action in the Indiana YMCA program are now pacing 1HS.

Prfor'-. Indiana High Bob Ogoreuc, recently pushed himself above the crowd to earn Gazette Athlete of the Week honors. In a 64-50 IHS win over Marion Center, Ogoreuc set school records in bath the 50 and 100-yard freestyle fts- He swam 23 43 the 50 and 52.68, an excellent time for a high school sophomore, in the 100. With his latest performance, Ogoreuc has stamped himself a con specialties. The District 6 Meet will be held Feb.

Others in the spotlight include Apollo-Ridge's Sharon Stewart scored 23 points to lift the Vikettes 10 Initial WPIAL Section 1G-AA win of the season, a 71-66 triumph al Jeannette's expense. Paul Tripodl (1191, John Vtulie (1S5) and Eric Craig IHwt) scored pins as Indiana Hieh's wrestlers upset Redbank Valley 31-23. Elizabeth Diets, Detbie Williams and Lisa Smith each won three events for Indiana High's girls In a 2-M conference-clinching win over Marion Center. DieU and Williams each set a school record. In the same meet, Marlon Center's Caren Lezanic set two school records and Pally Hornfcck one.

Mall Tomb was a double winner for the IHS boys in a 64-50 triumph over MC. 47 points in the two games. Dan Ferrifiger, Marion Center's undefeated freshman 98-pound wrestler, scored a pin in his team's S9-9 loss to Indiana, and won the Appalachian Conference title al his weight. Scolt tarenzo (132), MC's lone other scorer in the Indiana match, also won an Appalachian title. Indiana High's Mike Bertness carried his team In a 47-46 win over Altoona, scoring 26 points and pulling down 14 rebounds.

Derry's Jim Kollar, the area's top high-school scorer, tossed in 71 points, 45 against Greensburg Central Catholic, but the Trojans lost to both the Centurions and Penn-Trafford. Another scoring sensation on a team that has found victories scarce is Apollo-Ridge's Mike Kolessar, who had 56 points in Viking losses to Jeannelte and Ford City. noicnea wins. Veteran bowler Joan Stancombe had one of her better efforts of the season in the Eagles' Sunday Night Mixed Couples League. She rolled a 659.

Judy McHenry also registered a high series for the distaff side, putting together a 605 in the Mohawk Coffeebreakers loop. Derry rolled to its 12th wrestling win of the season in 14 outings, as Tom Tattone (1051, Bob Ray (132), Jim Gullbon (138) and Ken Hackman 085) pinned their opponents to help the Trojans to a 38-15 win over Ligonier. Ernie Rescinito had a big week for Northern Cambria, pumping in 43 points in two games as the Colts extended their win streak to six by taking the measure of Harmony and United. Blairsville High's basketball team had more tough luck, losing to Purchase Line competition. Elderton dropped a 43-lA WPIAL Section 10-A A wrestling decision to South Allegheny, bjl Jim Cessna (SB), nan Rupert 41381 and Steve Gaff (Hwt) scored pins.

Blairsville dropped a tough 31-29 wrestling decision al Ligonier, but Ken Clark UOSt, Bob Delcoco (112) and Dave Ileni-gin (Hwt) scored pins. The Bobcats had three Appalachian Conference Tourna Borg hospitlized with infections Sibson has self ready for Hagler pened. It's possible that it was from1 the tape he wears around his hand. His hand did hurt. It was very pain-.

ful to him yesterday (Sunday)." Borg was to play Vitas Genitalis Tuesday in the first round of the; eight-man exhibition round robin in Toronto, but probably would face Tim Mnyottc Wednesday, said Kepinski. Borg was in the midst of a whirlwind exhibition tour, scheduled before lie announced his retirement from competitive tennis. His final scheduled North American appearance is set for Feb. 14 at Kansas City, said Kepinski. and he seems to know where he's going.

"The only reason I'm in this game is 1 can win and I don't get hurt' he said. "As long as it stays that way, I will fight. There's no other way in life for me to make this kind of money." Sibson is getting $567,000 for his title shot, which is almost 10 times his previous biggest purse. Hagler is getting $2 million. Hagler calls Sibson cocky and says he has a big mouth an impression that didn't ring true during an interview.

"I've never eaid anything about Hagler," Sibson said quietly. "Maybe he's psyching himself up. "I honestly believe he's the best middleweight champion we've had in some years." Since Sibson has been training here and Hagler hasn't, the locals have turned a lot of attention on him. He is very appreciative of his treatment and has responded by being very cooperative. Cooperation has not always been easy for him not because of cocki- ness but becauseof shyness.

"I'm starting to let myself out of my shell a bit," he said. 'Tm learned to mix more. I'm still learning." While mixing with people outside the ring might have been difficult once, mixing it up with an opponent in the ring never has been a -vV PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) Five-lime Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg of Sweden remained hospitalized Monday, resting and taking antibiotics to fight infection in irritations on his hands, authorities said. Borg entered Rhode Island Hospital Sunday night after losing a $50,000 exhibition match to Jimmy Connors 6-4, 6-4 al the Providence Civic Center.

"He was getting an infection in his left hand and a mild one in his right," said tennis promoter An-drzej Kepinski. "He didn't have to do that (check into the hospital), probably, but he just wanted to get the infection out of his body as fast as possible so he would be ready to play," "He is in satisfactory condition," said hospital spokesman Art Van Dyke. "If he progresses the way he has, he'll be released tomorrow (Tuesday) and hopefully be going to Toronto," for the start of the Molson Tennis Challenge, Kepinski added. "It's just something that hap 1983 FORD MOO ilMring, 2.000 1978 OLDS DELTA 88 Coupe, full power, ana om, light 1980 CHEVY LUV Mikodo, 4 wh. with comptjr lop.

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AP) "What gets me psyched up," says Tooy "is achieving what pjebple don't expect me to achieve." What most people don't expect the 26-year-old one-time hodcarrier from the Midlands of England to achieve Friday is a victory over undisputed world middleweight champion Marvelous Marvin Hagler. But while he is the underdog, there's no question that Sibson deserves the title shot. He has credentials the European championship, a No. 1 ranking by the World Boxing Council and a 47-3-1 record with 27 knockouts. And more than a few boxing people feel the S-foot-8 challenger has the agrcssive style and punching power needed to give Hagler trouble.

"You might sec one of the best fights you ever seen as long as it lasts," Hagler said by telephone Monday from his training camp at Provincetown, on the tip of Cape Cod. The ingredients are there for an. exciting fight, one, it seems here, that will go into the late rounds, if not all the way, with Hagler winning. But Sibson will not be embarrassed, a fear he admits to. VI dont want anybody to say, 'I told you said Sibson.

"I came here prepared." Tony Sibson is a forthright young man who knows where he stands. WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA PITTSBURGH (API A new holiday college basketball tournament, featuring two Pittsburgh area schools and two tonally known teams, is scheduled to start next season, organizers say. Golden Triangle Basketball Classic, will be held for the first time Dec. 27-28, 1983, and feature a field of Tulsa, Baylor, Pitt and Duquesne, according to the Beaver County Times. I The tournament will officially be an- Buterbaugh paces Calvary Buterbaugh broke his own single-game scoring record with 30 points to lead Calvary Baptist to a 60-46 win over ML Carmcl Christian Monday night.

Mike Myers added 13 points and 12 rebounds, as Calvary Baptist raised its FCAA East Conference record to ivo. Bob Johns led Mt.Carmel with 17. Baptist travels to Union-town Friday to battle Bible Baptist. JohwtVS.17,eijfcSrT?B(hS-l-II.BiirO-S-6. McDowell 3-1-7.

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The medals are locked in the vault of a New York City bank until the family reaches a decision. Charlotte Thorpe, one of Thorpe's seven children, isn't sure that will happen soon. "When the seven of us are together there are always arguments," she said. "There has always been a compclitive spirit among us regarding our father's name in sports, in memorabilia, in everything. There ia a feeling of Jealousy.

Families are like that." PRO BASKETBALL ATLANTA AP) The Atlanta Hawks, losing money and drawing poorly, arc close to the auction block. The Atlanta Constitution reported today. In today's editions, the paper reported that broadcast-sports mogul Ted Turner, owner of the National Basketball Association franchise, toyed with the notion of selling the club last week. However, the paper, citing "Turner insiders," said Sunday's victory over the powerhouse Boston Celtics changed his mind. "The Hawks are not for sale," Turner said Monday.

"If the team is successful, the fans will come out." "If I sold all my liabilities I wouldn't own anything," said Turner, who owns baseball's Atlanta Braves, the Cable News Network and "SuperStation" WTBS-TV. "But my wife's a liability. My kids are liabilities, and I haven't sold them," he said. I nounced at a news conference this spring, the newspaper reported. "We hope to announce the tournament fields for the first five years April," said Ken Mease, a sportscaster for KDKA-TV and the president of the newly formed Golden Triangle Athletic Association.

"We've been kind of sitting on It," Mease said. Mease said Tulsa and Baylor have accepted their invitations and are sending their contracts back to tournament officials in Pittsburgh. The 1983 tournament would be played at the Civic Arena and would be the first of its kind in Pittsburgh since the Steel Bowl tournament was discontinued several years ago. TENNIS NEW YORK (API The VS. Justice Department has been asked to review local prosecutors' efforts to Indict tennis player Vitas Gerulaitis on cocaine charges.

Former federal Abscam prosecutor Thomas Puccio, who represents Gerulaitis, revealed the request Monday during a brief appearance before U.S. District Judge Kevin Thomas Duffy In Manhattan. Puccio told the judge the Justice Department had agreed to his request to review efforts by the office of U.S. Attorney John S. Martin, Jr.

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