The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 18

PAGF EIGHTEEN THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1963 West Ottawa Wins First Swim Meet West Ottawa's i i team scored a decisive 67 38 win over Fremont here Tues-' day night in the West Ottawa pool to even its season's record at 1-1. It was the season's home opener for the Panthers and Coach Hank Reest used many of his reserve swimmers in meet. Several of his top swimmers didn't compete in the i meet but swam in exhibitions Chalking up firsts for the i Panthers were Alan Russell, Walt Seidelman. Steve Karsten, Glenn Hoek, i Emenck. Dan Avery.

Mike Bearss and Dave Hakken along with a relay team of Tom Nienhuis, Dean Boeve, Hoek and Jim Nelson. West Ottawa seeks its second win Thursday night at Muskegon Orchard View at 7 Results in order of finish 200-yard medley relay: West Ottawa Boeve Hoek and J. Nelson) Time 2 200 yard freestyle Russell a (F) Time 2-20 50-yard freestvle' Parminter (WO), Driscoll Time 25.2. 200-yard individual medley Seidelman (WOV (WO), Vandenburg Time 2:34.6. Diving- Karsten (WO), Legget (WO).

Truman (F). Pts. 145 50. 100-yard Hoek (WO)! Smith (WO) Time 1 12 100-yard freestyle- Emenck (WO)' (F). Essenburg Time 572 100 yard backstroke Avery (WO), Dykeman (F).

Griffiths (F) Time 1'088. 400-yard freestyle: a Loss (F). Jibson (F). Time 5:17. 100-yard breaststroke: Hakken (WO), Beler (F).

Saum (F). Time 1'158. 200-yard freestyle relay Fremont." Time 1 50 6 Bowling Scores Wooden Shoe League 13th St IGA 3) 21 Dri Powr 35 25 Holland Zephyrs 32 28 De Kalb Chix 32 28 Centennial Lumber 31 20 Donnelly Mirrors 3m 2 29 12 Kerning" Machine 294 30' 2 Hamilton Garage 27 33 Pin Busters 2fi 34 Holland Electric 18 42 High Game--G Hulst. 211 High Senes--J Plasman, 555. Fridav Nite Kouples Looman-Riem'sma -42 14 Dunn-Smith 39 17 Altena-Schreur 36 20 Bolman-Oldebekk'g 27 Veldman-Veldman 28 28 V'Den Berge-Wierda 27 29 Kolean-Kragt 214 344 Wuerfel-Wuerfel 364 Weatherwax-Streur 19 37 Xykamp-Aaldermk 19 37 High Games-Men Johnson, 218, Women: J.

Veldman 207 High Series--Men Riemersma, 570, Bolman, 570 Women Altena 545 Doubles Traveling League Hoving-Peters 2' 15 Dunn-Altena 25 19 Millard-Smeenge 25 Israels-Schneider 15 29 High Game Roving, 236 High Series Hen ing. 579 Factory Leagnp Baker Furniture ''7 19 Wooden Shoe Factory 33 2i Kronemeyer's Mobil 25 Donnelly Mirrors 25 Camfield Fiberglass 25 Sinclair Refining 2 3 "i Holland Litho Service 224 334 Dutch Boy Bread 21 35 Texaco Fire Chiefs 1H4 374 High Game--A a a a 229 High Series--A a a a 600 Third Ref. Church League Owls 2K 20 Hawks Eagles Buzzards Pelicans Vultures Falcons Crows VMMM 30 22 Cclan Sweeps 20 23 Four Spares 28 4 Alley Cats, 27 25 Bowicttes 23 29 Hi Lo's 21 31 Pin Pals 184 Sad Sacks 18 34 High Game--J. Sprick. 182.

High Series--J. Tanis, 470. K'-ho League Final Standngs--First Half arachrome 40 16 Parke-Davis Chem 334 224 Town-Country Rest. 32 24 The Pub 304 254 Holland Hitch 28 28 Essenburg Studio's 24 32 Wooden Shoe Stables 18 38 Schlitz Beer 18 38 High Game R. Brookhouse, 21,5 High Series Brookhouse, 580.

Suburban League Sandy Point 324 194 Redders Pharmacy 32 20 Bohn Aluminum 31 21 Keuning Insurance 29 23 Bay Haven 274 234 Altena Oil Co. 24 28 Swift Co 17 35 Shortcut Garage 14 38 High Game B. Beckman, 226. High Series T. Lindsay, 635 Final Standings--First Half Big Eight League Tn City 37 23 Herman Miller III 36 24 Holland Sentinel 35 25 Herman Miller I 31 29 Holland Die Casting 31 29 Stams Service 24 36 Lampens Plasterers 23 37 Sliks 66 23 37 High Game--R.

Wolters. 224. High Series--D. Ver Beek, 595. Klompen City League High Team Series Fred's Car Lot 2861 Columbia Pizza Shop 2805 Margret's Coiffures 2805 Seven-Up 2773 Mervenne Beverage 2748 Fox Jewelry 2696 Bunte Pharmacy 2689 Larry's Auto Sales 2680 High Games--L.

Den Uyl, 200; Schneider, 200. High Series--H. Schneider, 497. Major League Cloverleaf Inn 29 13 IMes Gas 28 14 Theisen-Clemens 25 17 Holland Ready Roof. 25 17 Oshier Tree Service 19 23 Blatz Beer 16 26 Ottawa Glass 15 27 Old Milwaukee Beer 11 31 High Game--M.

Allen, 232 High Series--J. Crozier, 600. i North Star League I Bimbo-Burger 38 18 Hitching Post 344 214 Hamilton Ford Motor 34 22 Scott's Inc. 32 24 Miller High Life 30 26 Stewart Infra Red 25 31 Ed's Bar 154 404 Heinz Co 13 43 High Game--S Kroll. 197 High Series--K.

Kane. 535 Friday Nile Mr. Mrs. League Lee-White 354 124 Den Herder-Moodie 314 164 Barkel-Nyland 27 21 Lievense-Renner 244 234 Bagladi-Gibson 214 234 Klomparens-Stewart 19 29 Fauquher-V Tongeren 19 29 Baker-Gilcrest 12 36 High Games--Men. Bagladi, 513 Women F.

Lievense, 448 High Series--Men- D. Von Tongeren, 209 Women: J. Stewart, 168 Wolverine League Old News Pnntery 36 20 Kuite Decorators 33 23 Holland Motor Exp. 31 25 Vander Schaaf Serv 30 26 Kiwanis 27 29 Northern Fibre Prod. 24 32 Bohn Aluminum Corp.

22 34 American Aerosols 21 35 High Game--K. Boes, 247. High Series J. Vander Zwaag. 601.

Tri-City League Ideal Window Clean. 74 46 Parkway Awning 66 54 Reliable Garage 64 56 Downtown Gulf 64 56 Radio TV 60 60 Service Tire Shop 56 64 De Witt Enterprises 50 70 Scheibach Welding 46 74 High Game--L. Wiersma, 243. High Series--L. Wiersma, 639.

J. Bakker, 616. Bowl Game Lineup Listed By United Press International Dec. 14 Cement Bowl. Lansdale.

East Carolina (7-1-0) vs. Northeastern (8-0) Junior Rose Bowl, Pasadena, Northeast Oklahoma AM (9-0-0) vs. Orange Coast (9-0-0) (Television, NBC. 4 p.m. EST).

Orange Blossom Bowl, Miami Florida AM (7-2) vs. Morgan State (8-1). Missile Bowl, Orlando, Quantico Marines (9-1-0) vs. San Diego Marines (11-0-0). Dec.

21 Bluebonnet Bowl, Houston, Louisiana State (7-3-0) vs. Baylor (7-3-0) (Television. CBS 4 EST). Liberty Bowl, Philadelphia: No Carolina St. (8-2-0) vs.

Mississippi State 6-2-2). (Television. NBC, 1 p.m. EST). North-South, Miami, Fla.

Dee. 28 Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, North Carolina (8-2-0) vs. Air Force (7-3-0). (Television, CBS. 1'30 p.m.

EST). Tangerine Bowl, Orlando. Coast Guard Academy (8-0) Kentucky 9-0-1) Blue-Gray Game, Montgom- en, Ala. Shrine East-West, San Francisco: (Television, NBC, 4:30 EST) All American. Tucson, Ariz.

Dec. 31 Sun Bowl, El Paso, SMU (4-6-0) vs Oregon (7-3-0). Jan. 1 Rose Bowl. Pasadena.

Illinois (7-1-1) Washington 6 4 0 (Television, NBC. 4:45 EST) Sugar Bowl, New Orleans: Alabama vs. Mississippi (7-0-2). (Television, NBC, 1 45 EST) Cotton Bowl, Dallas: Texas (10-0-0) vs Navy (9-1-0) (Television, CBS, 1.45 pm. "EST).

Orange Bowl, Miami, Nebraska (9-1-0) vs. Auburn (9-1-0) (Television, ABC, 1:30 EST). Jan. 4 Senior Bowl, Mobile, (Teleusion, NBC, 2 EST) Tigers Set For New Era BENTON HARBOR Gone is the No. 1 ranked team that had its demise in the Class A district tournament last season, but in its place is another team expected to give Benton Harbor an LMAC contender this season.

The Tigers, favored to win the state title last season, were dumped 68-66 by Holland in the district finals last season. Coach Don Farnum has only one starter back from last year's team, 61" senior Mike Pollard. Pollard played guard last season but has been moved to center because of his experience and mobility But Farnum admits Pollard "may have a problem holding a big fellow" on defense Heir apparent to graduated Alex McNutt, now at Bradley Unvensty, is 6'2" L. C. Bowen, a C'2" junior.

Bowen has scored 25 points in each of Benton Harbor's two wins. Most of Bowen's points have been close in shots. Senior Tony Ashman, who lettered last season, is the other forward while the guards are 5'7" juniors Dave Mack and John Rudley. The Tigers equalled a school scoring record with a 97-61 win over Muskegon Mona Shores in the opener and defeated Muskegon Heights, 79-72 last Friday Benton Harbor was leading by 14 points late in the game but slipped and led by only three points in the closing seconds Four straight free shots gave the Tigers the seven point win. Read to Be Honored At Western Thursday KALAMAZOO Michigan University will honor Herbert (Buck) Read Thursday night during the half of the Western Michigan-Loyola ketball game tonight.

The fieldhouse has been officially named Read Fieldhouse in of the man who coached basketball 27Yz years at Western. Participating in the halftime ceremony will be Dr James Miller, WMU president, athletic director Mike Gary, comptroller Cornelius MacDonald and Read. The game has been a sellout for two weeks with more than 7,000 expected to attend The Read Fieldhouse is presently undergoing renovations which will allow for 10,000 seats next season plus additional practice areas. Class A Ranks Gain 24 Schools Michigan Class A scene continues to change and this year 24 Michigan schools, including Holland Christian, are playing in the Class A state ranks Enrollment for Class A schools is over 900 students. Holland Christian had 913 on the fourth Friday of September, designated as the date that enrollment figures are sent to the state East Grand Rapids and Godwin Heights are two other Class A schools this along with Muskegon Mona Shores, South Haven, Charlotte, i Grand Ledge, Greenville and Jackson Parkside Other schools that are Class A for the first time are Alma.

Cadillac. Dearborn Heights Robichaud. Detroit St. a North Farmington, Flint. Kearsley.

Flushing, Garden City, Grand Blanc. Howell. Lake Orion, Madison Heights, Saginaw MacArthur and St. John's Wilson St. Louis Named Wiryier Of Men's Bowling Title CHICAG9 (UPD Falstaff of St.

Louis reigned today as winner of the BPAA national men's team match i championships. Falstaff easily won over second-place Harper Tire of Detroit, which took over the runner-up spot by defeating Carter Gloves of St. Louis 1011-999 in the final game, Tuesday night. Fred Lenning of Philadelphia rolled a perfect 300 Tuesday night for only the second perfect game in the 29-year history of the tourney in the final round Falstaffs got top money of $2.500 and Harpei Tire took home Members of both teams won automatic qualification for the 1965 All-Star tournament in Philadelphia. Godwin Uses Tough Press WYOMING Set on spoiling the plans of defending Grand Valley champion West Ottawa, the Godwin basketball team will play the Panthers in the West Ottawa gym Friday at 8 p.m.

in the league opener for both clubs. Coached by Gene Nyenhuis. the Wolverines have displayed a strong pressing defense in scoring a win over Holland. Godwin lost to Muskegon Catholic, 76-73 Tuesday. Rotating his lineup throughout, Nyenhuis keeps constant pressure on the offense double teaming the man with the ball.

John Isler, at 6'1" is the tallest player on the team. Larry Hollemans, 5'11" and 6' Randy Mick are the forwards with 5'7" Gary Rhoades and 5'6" Bob Van't Hof at the guards. Marv Post, is the first replacement. Michigan State Basketball Team Averages 704.3 Points Benton Harbor Tickets On Sale in Holland Holland persons planning to attend the Holland-Benton Harbor basketball game i a night in Benton Harbor must buy their tickets in Holland, athletic director Joe a said today. Moran has a total of 200 tickets for the game A sellout is anticipated and no tickets will be sold at the game, Moran said Tickets will be available until Friday at 3 m.

at Holland High school. Superior Sports Shop and Bob's Sports Shop The Benton Harbor gym seats 2,900 persons. A A I (UPD --Michigan State, which hasn't had a winning basketball team since its Big Ten championship crew of 1958-59, has started the current season like it means business. The sparkling Spartans are averaging 104 3 points a game after rolling up scores of 109-86, 101-100 and 104-81 against Northern Michigan, Western Michigan and Bowling Green respectively. But Coach Forddy Anderson, who is cautiously optimistic, said he won't know for sure how good his team is until after a series of road games that begin Saturday at Pennsylvania.

"We haven't been really and truly tested yet, but this road jtnp will give us a good shake," Anderson said. Before the Spartans play at home again they'll have played seven opponents on the road. On the plus side Anderson observed, "We've been doing a pretty good job against what I I think are three representative teams According to Anderson the difference between this season's i team and the 1962-63 club that won only 4 of 20 games "is a little more maturity, a good nucleus of veterans and a good performance by a couple of sophomores "We've got better speed this year and I think we've got our I fast break going again. At this i early date we're progressing very well," Anderson said. i i The most surprising veteran 1 on the team is center Fred I Thomann.

a 6-9 center from Taylor, Mich In his first two seasons Thomann lacked the fines.se needed to make him a pivot threat but this year he's rebounded excellently and is scoring at a healthy 19 point a game clip. Thomann is second in scoring only -to captain Pete Gent, who after a 34-point outburst against Bowling Green, is averaging 24.3. Sophomore Stan Washington, a 6-3 forward who rebounds with the effectiveness of someone 6 inches taller, is averaging 16.6 points. The Spartans' other two starters, junior Marcus Sanders and senior Bill Schwarz, lend further balance to the attack with averages of 14.3 and 10.6 points respectively. Backing up the first five are solid replacements in senior Bill Berry (8.6 points) and sophomore Bill Curtis (4.3 points).

Dean Overman to Start For Hope Against Alma Dean Overman, South Holland, 111, junior will start at forward tonight for Hope College's basketball team against Alma College in the MIAA opener for both schools at 8 m. in Alma Overman, who scored eight points against Wheaton, is replacing Al Palmer. Clare Van Wieren will play the other forward while Bill Potter is the center Capt Glenn Van Wieren and Ron Venhuizen will be guards Sub center Roy Anker sprained his ankle for the second time Monday but is expected to be set for limited action tonight EC AC Picks Winner NEW YORK (LTD The Eastern College Athletic Con- 1 ference has selected Earl R. Yeomans, the group's former president, as recipient of its James Lynch Memorial Award for 1963. Ten Are Selected EAST LANSING Ten Michigan State football players have been invited to play in postseason bowl games.

Michigan Plays Tonight INDIANAPOLIS. Ind (UPD Michigan's basketball team seeks its fourth straight win tonight here against Butlei University Last season the Wolverines had a 10-1 early season's mark with the only loss being to Butler 254 224 24 24 2T4 244 25 214 264 21 27 High Game--R Barkema, 227 High Series--R Barkema, 563 Elks League Wooden Shoe Fact 3 4 224 Rutgers 2i Seven-Up Bottling 324 214 Holland Roofing 31 25 Lievense Agency 29 27 Falstaff Beer 27 29 Jim's Beachcomber 2', 31 Drewry's Beer 15 41 High Game--M. Elzmga, 256 High Series L. Borgman, 587. City League Lions 20' 2 Skiles Bar 31 23 Ed's Bar 254 Tn City Paving 304 254 I A.M.

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