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tMt DAILY JOHN HOLST PAUL TALIAFERRO Standing Stone Appoints Pair Standing Stone Golf Club announces two new additions to 'the staff, John Hoist, assistant professional, and Paul Taliaferro, course superintendent. John comes to us from Binghanton, N.Y., where he was employed for four years at the Chenango Valley State Park as golf professional in charge of all operations. John is an excellent player and has competed in many tournaments throughout the Central New York area and plans to participate in several pro am Tournaments with members of Standing Stone this summer. John is well versed in club repair and custom clubs and will active in repairs at Standing Stone. John has a fine record in teaching and playing golf and will be conducting free clinics and regular lessons in various, community institutions around the area.

Paul Taliaferro originally is from Cleveland, 0., and was employed for four years as head golf course superintendent at Willow Springs in Morrison, near Denver. Paul attended West Liberty State College, Virgina Polytechnic Institute and graduated from Penn State in turfgrass management. At Standing Stone, Paul will be in charge of all golf course maintenance and golf course renovations and landscaping. Paul brings with him many news ideas and plans to make Standing Stone one of the top 10 the.st&tej He is presently' working oh all tees and in the future plans to renovate and repair each hole one by one. In additiona, Paul will be planting new trees and shrubs throughout the course.

The staff and management at Standing Stone look forward to a great and prosperous season. County Sports Card THURSDAY, JANUARY 29 College Women King's at Juniata. 7 p.m. Huntingdon City League PCNB vs. Penn Hunt, Katie's vs.

UNB, Ftberglas vs. Coaches Corner, Doc's vs. Mom Gearhart's, 9:30. Junior High Southern Huntingdon at Forbes Road, 4p.m. WRESTLING High School Mount Union at Huntingdon, 8 p.m.

Juniata Valley at Bellwood-Antls, 8 p.m. Southern Huntingdon at West Perry, 8 p.m. Central at Tussey Mountain, 8 p.m. Junior High Mount Union at Altoona Roosevelt, 3:30 p.m. Tussey Mountain at Bedford, 4 p.m.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 30 BASKETBALL High School (Mountain League) Huntingdon at Phlllpsburg Osceola, 8 p.m. Mount Union at Central, 8 p.m. Lewlstown at Tyrone, 8 p.m. Chief Logan at Hollldaysburg, 8 p.m. (Juniata Valley League) Southern Huntingdon at Bellwood- Antls, 8 p.m.

Juniata Valley at Claysburg-Klmmel, 8p.m. (Bedford County League) Tussey Mountain at Chestnut Ridge, 8 p.m. Hyndman at Bedford, 8 p.m. Northern Bedford at Everett, 8 p.m. (Others) Fannett-Melal at Forbes Road, 8 p.m.

Junior High Westerly Parkway at Huntingdon, 4 p.m. Mount Union at Chief Logan, 4 p.m. Chestnut Ridge at Tussey Mountain, 4 p.m, Dwight White Announces Retirement PITTSBURGH (UPI) The number of active players who have participated in all four of the Pittsburgh Steelers' Super Bowl victories keeps shrinking. Defensive end Dwight White, an original and theh- youngest member of the Steelers' famed "steel curtain" line, announced Wednesday he was retiring to become a stockbroker in his adopted hometown of Pittsburgh. White, 31, is the third veteran to retire since the end of the 1980 season.

Running back Rocky Bleier quit to pursue a career iri broadcasting, and safety Mike Wagner retired to a new position as a commodities broker. Last fall, guard Gerry "Moon" Mullins retired after the Steelers waived him, even though other teams had expressed interest in him. White's retirement statement was brief but "This culminates what I consider to be the greatest 10 years in my 31-year existence," he said. "1 make my home here now and a lot of good things have happened here. For a good old boy from East-Texas State, I didn't do too bad coming here." White joined the Steelers in 1971 as a fourth-round draft choice from East Texas State, and immediately became a starter.

He was a Pro Bowl selection in 1972 and 1973 and played crucial roles in all four Super Bowl victories. He is best remembered, however, for his performance in the Steelers' first Super Bowl, IX, when he came out of the hospital with a high fever and down 20 pounds to held lead the team to a 16-6 victory over Minnesota. inia Impresses In Whipping Wake Forest Devaney In Hall Of Fame West Branch at Mount Union, 8 p.m. SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 BASKETBALL College Men Albright at Juniata, 8 p.m. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 BASKETBALL Huntingdon City League Coaches Corner vs.

Katie's 6 p.m.; Flberglas Tank vs. VFW, 7 p.m.; Penn Hunt vs. Mom Gearhart's, 8 p.m. SPORTS by MICKEY HERSKO WITZ and STEVE PERKINS T. V.

NETWORKS ARE BOWLING WITH DOLLARS Q. Is it true that the bowling tournaments on TV have a higher rating than golf, tennis, hockey or basketball? Dean Keighley, Atlanta, Ga. Q. How did the NFL do in the TV ratings this past season, after dropping off a bit the previous year? Hal Pohlen, Topeka, Kan. Bowling had an 8.5 rating last year, which topped college basketball's 7.5 rating and pro basketball's 6.2.

On the Saturday last April when bowling went against both the Masters golf tournament and major league baseball, It Pro football was up this year in the ratings, by 2 percent on CB, 7 percent on NBC and 6 percent on ABC. Attendance at the games was also up, to an average of 59,787, or 92.4 percent of stadium capacity. Q. What does the term "shootaround" mean in pro basketball? Is it some routine they do in practice? Larry Nielzen, West Palm Beach, Fla. A.

The "shootaround" has come to mean any day of game practice, usually around noon, called by the coach. The NBA players bitterly blame BUI Sharman for it. When Sharman was playing for the Boston Celtics, he discovered that when he had a game that night, he would a better game for having worked out on his own. "I felt looser, even mentally sharper (or the game," be says, So, when Sharman became a coach, he talked his players into doing the same thing. Since Sharman won championships with the Cleveland Pipers, the San Francisco Warriors, Utah in the old ABA and with the Los Angeles Lakers, be soon bad the whole league doing shootarounds.

The hour or so workout includes calisthenics, fast break drills, discussion of game strategy for that night, and even a little shooting around. Q. What is the truth, about golfer Al Geiberger's health? Is he fatally ill? Doris Nolting, Denver, Colo, A. The 0-2 Geiberger dropped slender 170 pounds to a frightening is? during his most recent illness and operation, but be is back on the loll course eight months sooner than bis doctors expected, and you should see him in some tour events this sUminer, Geiberger's operation was an Ueostomy (removal of the colon and part of the Intestine). He Jokes that npw "you can My I'm bag tettr," and Wddtogiy about adjusting I' golf swing to accommodate the bag toTiold totes estionsJ waste ByTONYFAVlA UPI Sports Writer The second-ranked Virginia Cavaliers put their undefeated record on the line Wednesday night against No.

6 Wake Forest, then put on a show for the Deacons. Lee Raker scored 25 points, including five free throws in the final 40 seconds, to enable the Cavaliers to improve to 17- with an 83-73 victory over Wa'ke Forest at Charlottesville, Va. Virginia, with a 22-game winning streak dating to last season, is now 7-0 in the tough Atlantic Coast Conference. Dominating 7-foot-4 center Ralph Sampson, who dropped in 19 points, hit a key turnaround jumper with 1:46 to play, giving Virginia a 77-71 lead. Raker said of the hoop, "Getting Ralph a turnaround jumper from 8 feet probably is the second best shot for us, next to Ralph's dunk." Jeff Lamp added 16 points for Virginia, while Frank Johnson paced the 15-2 Deacons with 28 points, in- cluding 20 In a furious second half in which Wake Forest cut ah 18-polnt Virginia lead to four points with two minutes to play.

The Cavaliers took a 59-41 lead with 13:24 to play, but with Sampson on the bench with foul trouble, Wake Forest stormed back to within 75-71 with 2:09 to play. Sampson then came back in the game and hit the bucket that stopped the Deacons' streak. "1 think we made a great effort to close it to four, but Sampson made the basket they had to have," said Wake Forest Coach Carl Tacy. "We kept fouling the wrong people at the end." In other games involving highly rated teams, third- ranked DePaul stumped Illinois State, 54-50, fourth- rated LSU held off Mississippi, 63-59, No. 5 Kentucky topped Mississippi State, 74-64, North Carolina routed Clemson, 61-47, Tennessee downed Georgia, 72-67, and Kansas State upset Kansas, 54-43.

Mark Aguirre scored 21 points, but DePaul, needed free throws from Clyde Bradshaw and Terry Cummlngs in final 15 seconds to defeat ISU. Durand Mackjin scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead LSU to a Southeastern Conference victory over Ole Miss. The victory was the 17th straight for LSU after losing their second game of the season. Sam Bowie, with a total of 27 points, scored 13 of Kentucky's first 15 points in the- second half and the Wildcats held off a late spurt by MSU in an SEC game. Jeff Malone led Mississippi State with 25 points.

Al Wood and Sam Perkins combined for 34 points to lead North Carolina, 15-4, to an ACC victory. Gary Carter and Michael Brooks combined to hit seven free throws in the last 90 seconds to thwart a Georgia streak and give Tennessee an SEC victory. Tim Jankovich scored 14 points and forward Tyrone Adams and Ed Nealy combined for 27 more to help Kansas State snap Kansas' 10- game winning streak. Watson Feels His Chances Are Good ByJl UPI! Rutledge Develops Cracks" By DAVID HURLBERT PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPD- Kevin Rutledge to remember until more than a year later an alleged confrontation with football Coach Frank Kush that preceeded his filing of a $2.2 million suit, fin youtell me why the NFL has Atlanta to Western division and in the Eastern division? I jamsssoro.

Nia Warren Platt, representing Kush in the suit, spent nearly four hours questioning Rutledge Wednesday as apparent inconsistencies surfaced in the testimony of the former Arizona State University punter. Rutledge claims Kush slugged him during a game at the University of Washington in 1978 and Kush and another defendant, Bill Maskill, a former ASU assistant coach, attempted to force him to leave the university. Rutledge transferred to the University of Nevada at Las Vegas in 1979 and is still a student and football player thpre. Kush now is coach of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Canadian Football League. Rutledge, who spent his second day on the witness stand Wednesday, played for Kush at Arizona State University in 1977 and 1978, Platt introduced evidence that showed Rutledge could.

not remember an alleged confrontation with Kush until a year after the suit was filed and initially did not recall Kush had called him a "liar," Rutledge had testified earler his trouble with Kush began during pre-season at the Sun Devils' mountain training camp, when Rutledge tackled an injured quarterback Kush had said was not to be tackled. He testified Kush cursed at him, but Platt read from an October 1979 deposition in which Rutledge said he did not recall "any special incidents" with Kush during the training session. The attorney asked Rutledge why he did not explain to Kush as he had said in his testimony that Maskill had told him to tackle any player regardless of who it was. "1 hate to dig a grave and then fall in it," said Rutledge, explaining he never heard even a coach talk back to Kush. Platt als.o referred to Rutledge's testimony that Kush called him a "liar" in front pf the entire team alter Kush told him he could not eit out the 1978 season.

Platt again read 'from the 1979 deposition in which Rutledge never used thewsl "liaj," When asked about the discrepancies, Rufledge said he had "joggfd" hie memory by read Sports Writer PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UPI) Tom Watson, even though he hasn't played a competitive round of golf in nine weeks, thinks he can win the Bing Crosby National ProAm starting today. And Jack Nicklaus, who had a tuneup in the Bob Hope Desert Classic two weeks ago, also thinks his chances of winning this week are good. Johnny Miller, who opened the 1981 PGA Tour by winning the Tucson Open, says anyone talking about winning the Crosby should have his head examined. -With the three Crosby couf -i Beach, Spyglass Hill and Cypress Point soaked by three days of rain, and with more rain in the forecast before the weekend is out, he's probably is right.

It goes without saying that Watson, Nicklaus and Miller all rate Pebble Beach, America's only true links, as their favorite golf course. I'm at that stage in my career where I'll be altering my sceduale from year to year," says Watson, "but there is little chance I'll ever pass up the Crosby. I love the tournament, I love the people behind it and, of course, I love Pebble Beach." Nicklaus and Miller are almost as emphatic. "If I had one last round of golf to play, says Nicklaus, "it would be at Pebble I've played some of the best golf of my life at Pebble Beach," says Miller. "As for the Crosby, it's kind of a circus with all the amateurs and three courses, but it's fun.

Anyone going into a Crosby thinking he will win is plain out of his many factors other than playing well figure in winning." Nicklaus. impatient when rain continued to fall on the Monterey Peninsula, jumped into his private jet, flew to Palm Springs and practiced all day Wednesday. Before leaving he said, "I feel I can win every time I tee it up. The Crosby is no different." But this year, it may be different for Jack. In the past, he's always had business associate Bob Hoag as his amateur partner.

This time, former who in the past always played with Arnold Palmer, who is passing up the Crosby this year. Host Nathaniel Crosby is teamed with Ben Crenshaw and his brother Harry is paired with Fuzzy Zoeller in the most glamorous foursome. Hale Irwin and Buster Keaton play with Nicklaus-Ford. Both groups are at Cypress Point today. Miller is paired again with auto dealer Dean Wendt.

They start at Pebble Beach. The field is made up of 168 pros and 168 amateurs playing a round each at the three courses before the cut is made for the final round Sunday at Pebble Beach. George Burns is the defending champjon. He starts out at Cypress, while David Graham, who won the Pheonix Open last week, starts out at Spyglass. Sports Deals Wednesday Baseball Chica'go Signed pitcher Gregory Trotter.

Minnesota Signed catcher Butch Wynegar to a five-year, $2 million contract. Kansas City Signed John Wathan to a three-year contract; signed relief pitcher JeffTwitly. Cleveland Signed pitcher John Denny and infielder Dave Rosello to 1-year contracts; signed catcher Ron Hassey to a 3-year contract. New York (AD Signed catcher Johnny Dates and first baseman-outfielder Ed Darling. Basketball Minnesota (WBL) Acquired Pat May from San Francisco- for future considerations; acquired Ann Meyers from St.

Louis for a sixth-round draft pick in 1981. College Eastern Arizona Named Mike Minick head football coach. Linfield Announced retirement of basketball Coach Ted Wilson, effective at the end of this season. New Mexico State Named Pete Mangurian offensive line coach and Pat Dunfee linebacker coach. Football Pittsburgh Announced retirement of defensive end Dwight White.

Los Angeles Signed cornerback Pat guards Dennis Harrah and Kent Hill, linebacker Jim Youngblood, tackle Doug France, defensive lineman Mike Fanning, wide receiver and kick returner Drew Hill, safety Ivory Sully and a center-guard Greg Horton. Washington Named Larry Peccatiello linebacker coach. Hockey Boston Sent center Craig MacTavish to Springfield of the American Hockey League. NEW YORK (UPI) Bob Devaney, who coached championship teams at the University of Wyoming and the University of Nebraska, today was named to 'the National Foundation's College Hull of Fame. "It's a great honor," said Devaney.

"It is one of the finest honors I can receive in college football. I'm tremendously pleased and 1 just want to thank the folks who voted forme." Devaney. elected to the Hall of Fame by the Foundation's Honors Court, will be officially inducted into the shrine at the Foundation's annual. awards dinner, Dec. 8, in New York.

He will be enshrined at the Foundation's College Football Hall of Fame in August 1982, at Kings Island. Ohio. A native of Michigan, Devaney compiled a 52-9 record as a high-school coach before entering college where his teams at Wyoming and Nebraska posted a record of 136-30-7. He achieved his greatest success at Nebraska where his teams compiled a record of 101-20-2 over 11 seasons (1962-72) and won or shared the Big Eight title eight times. "1 coached lots of great players and it's hard for me to name them all," said "Certainly, those who stand out were Johnny Rodgers, -who won the Heisman Trophy in 1972, and Rich Glover, who won both the Lombard! and Outland Trophies.

We've had a lot of great players at Nebraska From 1969-71, Devaney's clubs went 32 straight games without a defeat and in his 16 years of coaching his teams never had a losing record. He was named Big Eight Coach of the Year five times. His Nebraska teams played in eight bowl games and won five of them. His 1971 team won the UPI national championship and is recognized as one of the best college football teams of all time. Devaney.

who played as an end at Alma College in Michigan, won four Rocky Mountain Conference (now Western Athletic Conference) titles at Wyoming in his four years at the school. DALLAS (UPI) Cowboys' backup quarterback Glenn Carano underwent successful surgery Wednesday for the removal of a bone chip in his right wrist. 'Battery aire Basketball Scores COLLEGE Wednesday East AlC 89, Hartford 67 Albright 46, Elliabethtown 40 Boston U. 98, New Hamp. Coll.

82 Brown SJ.Stonehlll 70 Bucknell 51, Delaware 45 Calil. Pa. 81, Indiana Pa. 76 Carnegie-Mellon 85, Wash. 4 Jeff.

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