The Pioneer from Bemidji, Minnesota • Page 6

Beaver Wrestlers Defeat No. Dakota The Bemidji Beavers wrestling team struggled to its third straight triumph Thursday night, stopping North Dakota 23-21 in a twice postponed match. Each team won five matches on the 11 match card with the Pete Saxe llth bout a draw. But the Beavers recorded one extra fall which made the difference. Trailing 8-0 at the start.Be- midji rallied on consecutive falls by Rick Engh and Pete Saxe to take a 10-8 lead.They fell behind again 11-10 as Wayne Franks edged Skip DeMarais on a riding time advantage.

John McEachran put Bemidji back into the lead with a 7-0 decision at 152 and Steve Larson followed at 160 with a similar 7-0 verdict. Chuck Eck- BemldjI 23i Dakota 21 115 Scou Mandy, ND, deci- cioned Roman Gonshorowski 5-0. 123 Roger Brist. SD, pinned ilarvin Krati 3:06 130 Rick Engh, pinned Cliff Ball 3:31 137 Pete Saie, pinned Gary Lusson 7:51 145 Wayne Pranks, XD, de- clsioned Skip DeMarais 4-3 152 John McEachran. de- clsioned Bill Kuhn 7-0 160 Steve Larson, deci- sioned Gordon Reetz 7-0 167 Chuck Eckert, pinned Gordon Ruskell 3:51 177 Ron Kettelson.

ND, won default over Jerry Vander- Esch 2:16 191 Ron Schmuck, and Klrby Dahl drew 0-0 Hwt. Terry Kremeier, ND, declsloned Gary Blaahlll 6-0 Referee: Howard Schultz Sheriffs Report A 61 year old Blackduck man was hospitalized at Bemidji Wednesday after the car he was driving was involved in a two car collision on Highway 71, about two miles north of Bemidji. Steve E. Kobernick was listed in satisfactory condition by hospital authorities Thursday. Sheriffs officers said his car collided with one driven by Lois M.

Olson, Rt. 5. Officers said Kobernick's car spun out of control as he slowed for a car ahead of him and was struck broadside by the Olson car. Koberniek was taken to the hospital by the Bemidji Ambulance Service. Mrs.

Olson suffered facial injuries but was not admitted. ert's second period fall sent Bemidji to its widest margin 21-11. But the Sioux fought back as lion Kettelson won by default over Jerry VanderEsch who was forced tothe sidelines when his knee was reinjured. Ron Schmuck and Kirby Dahl battled to a 0-0 draw leaving the Beavers five points ahead. In the final match, Gary Blashill, has had only one day of practice after a three year layoff, managed to avoid being pinned though bowing (i-0 to Terry Kremeier of Fergus Falls, last winter's Region li heavyweight champ.

Bemidji held a 7-3 lead in takedowns while each team rode through four periods. iVe.rt action for the Beavers, now 3-0, will come next weekend onatrip to Stout and liiver Falls. home action will be Jan. 24 in a quadrangular with Wayne State, Northern Illinois and Minot. Junior High Hockey Team Wins Again The Bemidji junior high hockey team won its fifth straight Thursday, stopping Detroit Lakes 6-1 on the losers ice.

Jeff Hoffman and Earl Sargent paced the attack with two goals each while Lee Oison and Dick Howe added singletons. Jeff Moe had three assists, Sargent two and Bill Thorson one. Three goalies split the game with Jon Larson getting five saws, Kim Garrett five and Kim Gorder two. Detroit Lakes turned back 10 shots. The Jacks will travel to Thief River Falls for aSaturday game at 1 p.m.

and host Red Lake Falls Jan. 17 at 7 at the city arena. Bemidji 2 2 Detroit Lakes 0 1 INSURANCE! BUY YOUR FUEL Oil AT Kaliher Oil Co. WE GIVE GOLD BOND STAMPS 4 -23rd 751-5558 Jacks Seventh, Eighth Grades Stop Cass Lake The Bemidji seventh and eighth grade basketball teams each won their third straight games Thursday, stopping Cass Lake on the Panthers court. The seventh grade took the opener 31-8 with Don Hubbell hitting 10 points, Greg Casper 7, Jeff Larson four and Jay Aakhus, Virgil Malbraaten, Perry Dreyer, Bill Hook and Brian Hazard two each.

Clay Parmeter was high for the losers with five. Bob Berge topped Bemidji off the boards. The eighth graders beat the Panthers 38-12 behind an 18 point effort from Steve Sletten. Dave Drown followed with seven while Jim Fearing added six, Scott Larson three and John Wubbells and Pat Whiting two each. Robinson led Cass Lake with six.

Both teams will host Kelliher tomorrow at 9:30 and travel to Bagley Monday. BOSTON (AP) Harvard football captain and star halfback Vic Gatto will be honored as this year's recipient of the John F.Kennedy Memorial Trophy given annually by the Greater Italo-American Associates. He'll be feted at an awards dinner in Saugus Feb. 5 as the sixth winner of the award. Sommerville Won't Defend Bunycm Title Defending champion Bud Sommerville of Superior won't be in the field when the 33rd annual Paul Bunyan bonspiel gets under way with a 5 p.m.

7:30 and 10 p.m. draw tonight. Also last year's runner-up Dickie Brown of Hibbing now of St. Paul will be missing. Chairman Fred Dailey was hesitant to name a favorite as the 36- rinks took off on the three-day race.

Finals will start at 2 p.m. Sunday and sports fans are welcome to stop in and watch the action. First draw starts off at 8 a.m. Saturday. First round draw is as 5 p.m.

Georye Hogberg, vs. Howard Forao. Helmer Moimionn, Bemidji vs. G'Cving, Faitio. Tom Vanosse.

vs. cd Rankilla, Gilbert, Hal Hnlupliok, vs Gory John- sfon. Winnipeq. Don Phclps, BciiiiiJii Al Schmi), Bcinidji. Jim Hensel.

Bernidp vs. Stan Schoon- Bemidii. Fridoy 7:33 p.m. Bob Nichols, Superior, vs. John Kenfield.

Bemidji. Tom Satron-i, Grand Forks, vs. Lpfl Be Dr. Ralph Peterson, Grond Forks vs Jim Howard, Winnipeg. Hugh Virginia vs.

Dan Ha'upt-ok, Bemidji. Roy Alto, Superior vs. Fred Odi'ey. Bemidji. 8 cure Roberts, Bcrnidji vs Harry Hunt, 8 em id ii FRIDAY 10 B.m.

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Wayne Johnson and Lute 203. High 3-Gnme Serleii J. Wynne 642, J. Bell 619, R. AValters 615, L.

Hammerstrom 609. Z. Degerman 581, W. Johnson 559, B. Jarvi 554, Dick Corcoran 541.

Jeff Vanasse 538, Bob Penson 535, J. LeNole 532, Terry Jackson 530, Gary Greenman 528. Standings Beltrami Granite 40 Bemidji Bowl 40 Standard Oil Daryl's Plumbins Chez Marcel Wheeler Lumber Gregg's Plumbing Twin City Const. Merchants Transfer 23 National Pood 23 24 24 37 27 34 30 30 34 28 36 41 41 WELCOME WAGON ThurNdar, Jan. 0 Tile Blanks 3 over Turtlettes 3Ws over Pin UPS Car VTash 3 over Highway Host Tenstrlke over 71 Bar niKh Single E.

Greenman 172-174. K. Bahr 146 150. R. Reff 147-189 171, H.

Hofnieister 167 147, B. Johnson 171-192-140. Donna Wilson 155-166. D. Nickerson ISn-lfiS.

B. Dailey 169, L. Bertram 145 S. Christiansen 149, Whitins HB 225, Dyar E. L.nMont 143.

Hlirh 3-Oflme Serlep 481. K. Bahr Poff 492. H. Hofmeister 44P Jnhnson 503.

D. Wilson 425 Mokprson 486. B. Dailey 425. S.

Christiansen 411, A. TVhiting 474. LADIES' CE.NTEH LEAGl'E TnnrHday, Jan. 0 Store 4 over Bemidji Dairy Sales Al's Quality Cleaners 3 over Cass Lake Legion Dewey Furniture 3 over Beauty Room Cass Lake Xorth Star 3 over Peoples Xatural Gas House of Kitchens 3 over Wilsons High Single R. Baker 266-189-158.

P. Terrill 212-179. B. Bever 210, J. Dreyer 194-1S1.

L. Kirkpatrick lfi3-'lS2, P. Wynne 192-170, B. Goss 190. S.

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You are a particular person to merely a number in an order file. You receive the courtesy of the pharmacist's personal attention from the time you hand the prescription to him until he places the medicine in your hands. Jacks Cagers at Thief River, Hockey Sextet Faces Indus Bemidji Lumberjacks athletic teams will be in action on three separate fronts tonight with the basketball quintet at Thief liiver Falls, the hockey sextet at International Falls to face Indus while the wrestling reserves host both Bagley and liainv Itiver starting with the Flyers at 0:00. The opener will feature 18 exhibition matches in a scrim- Bill Hubbell mage while the Rainy River match will be a regular competition wrestled to a team decision. Last winter the Jacks team stopped Rainy River 37-11 in a preliminary preceding a regular varsity match.

The Canadian school is in its second year of wrestling. Saturday, the Jacks varsity will entertain Coleraine atSwiththe Bteam match at 6:30. The Jacks cagers will be looking for their third straight win and a chance to go over the .500 mark. They reached an even record Monday with a runaway triumph over Cass Lake to stand 4-4 on the year. Thief River, after an impressive opening triumph over Detroit Lakes, a team that ripped Bemidji 58-40, has been slumping since and also stands 4-4 after a 71-50 pasting by Littlefork a team Bemidji defeated 47-43.

The Prowlers also struggled to beat Crookston 58-52 while Bemidji flattened the Pirates 81-41, And in competition against International Falls, Thief River triumphed 70-60 at home while Bemidji won 67-39 at the Falls. The Prowlers fourth win was over Oslo while losses were suffered at the hands of Grafton, Fargo North and South. Center Sheldon Joppru (6-3 sr), the Northwest Conference's Most Valuable Playerduringthe football season, is the top scoring threat for Thief River. His running mates will be Steve Edlund (6-0 sr) amd Don Balmer (6-1 jr) at the corners with Dan Brodin (5-10 sr) and Tony I. Kirkvold 54(1.

Dreyer 535, B. Vanasse 526. S. Beveridge 525. D.

Oarlock 522. S. Dfrk 512. I. Kirkvold 508, P.

Wynne 503 B- Gos? 492. -T. Xorr and O. Gilchrest 490, B. Gordon 486.

Theisen 516. Weather 6 p.m. to 0 a.m. low -25 (Bemidji was coldest in the Nation). Bemidji area: Mostly fair to partly cloudy continued cold today and tomorrow.

High tonight -8 to 0, low -15 to -25. Winds northwest 4 to 14 mph. Bemidji 24 hour high 5 ITHACA, N.Y. (AP) In a way, Coach Jim Butterfield had an undefeated football season. His Ithaca College team had a 3-5 record, but the team in nearby Attica State his swept all ten of its games.

Johnson (5-6 sr) at the guards. Brodin is a brother-in-law of former Lumberjack center Larry McDowell. Bemidji will probably counter with Greg Beaumont andDwight Degerman at the guards, Tony Burke at center with Wayne Olson at one corner and either Dave Rose, Jerry Oelrich or Al Lyseng at the other. Lyseng looked impressive in his first start against Cass Lake, hitting for 11 points. There's also the possibility that Tom Hill could see some spot duty.

Hill, sidelined following a knee operation in November, began workouts this week. He figures to break into the starting lineup once he gets into top shape. With Burke and Degerman picking up the scoring punch, Hill's return could give the Jacks a solid offense. Other top reserves include guard Jim Yost and forwards Bill Hubbell, Gary Vogel and Craig Groslie. Game time will be, 8:00 with the game at 6:30.

INDUS SPOILER The Jacks sextet will be out to snap back from its loss to Warroad and start a new winning string tonight. They had better be ready for Indus, however, which is again playing a spoiler role in the northern division. The Trojans are 6-3 on the season and in fourth place in Dave Howe the division standings behind Warroad, Bemidji and Roseau. Except for an upset loss at Crookston, they would be breathing down the necks of the leaders. Ironically, Indus bowed to Warroad 7-4, the same score by which the Warriors stopped Bemidji.

The Trojans defeated Baudette 4-1 and Bemidji beat the Bears 3-1. Indus will be led by high scoring Mario Mellum who has already turned in at least three hat tricks this winter and goalie Mel Noga, the Most Valuable Player at the Detroit Lakes Christmas tournament. The use of the new International Falls arena for most of its home games also had aided the Trojans play this winter. Bemidji will go with its normal alignment which will find Tom Reise centering for Scott Staples and Mike Langlie, Gary Sargent between Bob Howe and Larry Baumgartner and Keith Baumgartner skating with Dave Howe and Ed Demery on the wings. Gary Johnson will center for Larry Jaycox and Dennis Berglund if the fourth line sees action.

Mark Atkinson, Ernie Blackburn and Jeff Baumgartner head the defense with Bob Hoffman and Steve Torgerson in reserve. Steve Weber will be in the nets back by Dan Ward. Bemidji will take a 12-2 season's record into the contest while their Region point standing is also 12-2. Tonight's contest is a two point 700 Bemidji Ave. 751-3872 Still 1 nun tuiKCt Cornciii IINriM GLASS BLOCK COMPLETELY AIP COMOlTlOWED COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE LIFE FIRE CASUALTY AUTO HOSPITALIZATION BONDS JMUTUAL FUNDS Trained specialists providing the Right Insurance Protection For Every Need.

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Presenting the medals to the athletes will be Dr. R.D. Decker, president of BSC, Chet Oman, mayor of Bemidji; Bob Falk, state representative; John Glas, BSC vice- president for administration and Dr. Vic Weber, chairman of the NAIA hockey committee and athletic director at BSC. The Bison will bring a 3 and 6 record to the BSC series and two of these losses were to Colorado College of the rough Western Collegiate Hockey Association.

The Bison were Canadian National Collegiate Hockey champs in 1964 and 1965. Manitoba's top skating line will boast Rod Lindquist who was voted the most valuable player in the Western Canadian Intercollegiate Conference last season plus Cal Botterill and Bob McKinnon. This trio scored 65 points in 16 games last year. Coach Bob Peters of the Beavers plans to use three lines with Ken Anderson of Estevan, Bill Weller, St. Paul and Bruce Falk, Roseau on one.

Dennis Lemieux, Alida, Bryan Grand, Roseau and Burns will be on another and Austin Wallestad, Roseau, Dillon and Gary Hokanson, Warroad onthe third set. Spare wings and penalty killers will be JimHumph- rey, St. Paul, Vie Thordarson, Gimli, Manitoba. Defensemen will be Jude Boulianne, Moose Jaw, McElrnury, Bergstrom, Dennis Schueller, St. Paul andBarrieElchyson.Bien- fait, Sask.

Elaine Comstock Roseau will be in the nets Two top notch hockey are slated for the BSC rink tonight at 7:30. and 2:30 Saturday afternoon. While Henry Boucha, of Warroad, drew many raves here for his play Tuesday night in leading them to a 7-4 win orer Bemidji High School, there will be at least fifteen Beavers and O. of Manitoba players who rate in his class. Following the game tonight the active Blue Liners will meet at the Coachman Cafe for a buffet supper.

The Blue Line Club is also chartering a bus for the high school game up at Roseau Tuesday, Jan. 14. Reservations may be made at Kroll's Sporting Goods. A limited number of tickets remain and the fee will be $3.00 round trip. Roseau has a fine sextet as two of the skaters were named this week to the WCCO Prep Parade team.

They are forward Earl Anderson and goalie Mike Kvarnlov. Also top stars with Roseau are the Harris boys who play golf here in the summer time. Tonight Jim Smalley's skaters meet Indus at International Falls. The game won't be carried over KBUN. The local station will have the Beaver-Manitoba game on live, then bring in a delayed broadcast of the Lumberjack basketball game from Thief River Falls.

Tom Hill is back with the 'Jacks and may see some action tonight. Our Lumberjack junior hockey squad traveled to Detroit Lakes yesterday and came home with a 6-1 victory. Earl Sargent and Jeff Hoffman each whipped in two goals, while Dick Howe and Lee Olson had one each. This Saturday Wayne Thorson takes his squad up to Thief River Falls. Cage coaches Dave Hutchins and Bun Fortier both have important contests facing them this weekend.

The 'Jacks play up at Thief River Falls tonight, while the Beavers host Morris here at 7:30 Saturday. Top game in the NIC this week finds the two favorites bumping heads down at Moorhead. The 10-1 Dragons face Red Severson's Huskies with an 8-4 record. Moorhead is 2-0 in NIC, while St. Cloud is making its first start.

The Walker Warriors had a nice writeup in Ted Peterson's Minneapolis Tribune report this morning. The 7-0 Warriors coach Tom Lawrence admits to having good material this winter. They get their big test up at Littlefork, Big Falls Feb. 15. This comes right about rating time for the District 29 tourney.

Walker, Littlefork Big Falls and Bemidji will be the top three but in which order is another question. I'd rate the 'Jacks No. 1, but then I don't have a vote. the fine LF Bi 9 FBlls 6 the WCCO Prep Parade team of the week for his fine play against Thief River Falls and Oslo on the Vikings last road trip. Chet Anderson's Beaver wrestlers fought off the North Dakota Sioux to win a close 23-21 dual match here last night.

The Lumberjack B-squad wrestlers host Rainy River here tonight at 8 p.m., then Saturday comes a big test for the varsity against Coleraine. Also at 6 p.m. tonight the 'Jacks squad hosts Bagley in a preliminary. The bowling pins took a beating at the Bemidji Bowl again yesterday. In the Ladies Center League, Ruth Baker hit games of 266-189-158 for a fine 613 series.

Mrs. Baker just missed winning the TV being given away by Kordel's. She needed but seven more pins to reach the 273 score. In the men's All-Star League four 600's were turned in. Stylish Jimmy Wynne hit a 642 topped by games of 246 and 215.

Jim Bell hit a 619, Mern "Red" Walters a 615 and Len Hammerstrom a 609. Fishing derby followers have three straight weeks of area contests coming up. The North Beltrami County Sportsmans Club holds their $1,000 derby Sunday at 1:30 p.m. out of Morts Landing on Lower Red Lake. Morts is located right between Rogers Shotley Brook and Dyrhaugs.

The Cass Lake Sportsmans Club holds their big derby Jan. 19 and Bemidji's CAP Jan. 26 on Lake Bemidji. The 33rd annual Paul Bunyan bonspiel lost its defending champion Bud Sommerville of Superior due to a conflict. This opens the gate for a new champion among the 36 rinks entered.

Draws will be had at 5 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. today. First draw starts at 8 a.m. Saturday and draws will be had right up to about 6 p.m.

Saturday, then its on to the Elks Club for the big steak dinner. Finals will take the ice about 2 p.m. Sunday. Chairman Fred Dailey invites all sports fans who enjoy curling to stop any lime and watch the action If you don't understand the game there are always some great window skips like Joe McGralh or Dr. Bob Loux around who will explain the game to you.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Scanlon, who are operating the club this winter, have made plans to serve visitors as well as the curlers. Bowling Beaver Swimmers Open Two Day Swing Into Michigan CITY LEAGUE Tnewlay, Jam. 1 Renauds 4 over Mileage Truck Stop 71 Ear 4 over First National Bank American Legion 4 Region Glass (forfeit) Store 3 over Solar Gas Naylors 3 over Coca-Cola High Single L.

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Llapls 5S6, P. Smith 527. J. Fagerstrom 625. Bemidji State College Beaver swimmers will travel to the Upper Michigan Peninsula this weekend to compete with Michigan Tech.

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