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C-2 Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1972 Green Bay Press-Gazette ffijjjfc Pro Grid Notes (SPORTS CORRAL Preble, Luxers Advance in CC Mary Magnuson Fires 614 Set Reid, Morrall NFL Players of Week Steve Spurrier will get the call at QB The Cardinals will be without injured running back Tom Woodeshick and cornerback Miller Farr against the Giants The Browns have waived safety Mike Howell Duane Thomas talked with the Oilers Chilton 284 and Bay Port 294. The Spartans' Dan Klnnard was first In a time of 12:57 and was followed across the finish by teammate Al Van-denHouten, Jerry Weigel and Steve Hahm of De Pere and Ken Heberlein of Kiel. At Clintonville in medium size competition, Hortonville was a narrow winner with 63 points over WittenbergBlr-namwood's 64 and Pulaski's 66. Clintonville was sixth with 165 Marinette ninth with 220 and Shawano 10th with 233.

Tom Stachura of Pulaski captured first with a time of 12:34 and Raider teammate Alex Jankowski was fifth. Both also advance to the Waupaca Sectional. Appleton West In small school running, the standings were: Brilllon 55, Reedsville 88, Mishicot 106, Little Chute 130, Oconto 139, Valders 144, Howards Grove 163, Hilbert 190, Sturgeon Bay and Denmark 235, Freedom 263 and Sevastopol 271, Brlllion also slammed the first three places with Dan Fischer first In 13:42, Randy Zutz second and Jeff Zutz third. Greg Lambert of Mishicot was fourth and Jim Schwalenberg of Hilbert fifth. Pro Basketball Green Bay Preble finished third In the cross country regional at Kaukauna, Tuesday, qualifying for the Waupaca Sectional among large schools, while Luxemburg-Casco won Its medium school regional at Kaukauna and also advances to the sectional.

In other regional cross country competition, Brlllion captured the Appleton West small school meet and Pulaski finished third by just three points behind Hortonville at Clintonville medium school meet. At Kaukauna in the large school meet, Preble had 77 points and trailed Manitowoc, which had 33, and Sheboygan South, which had 41. Following in order were Sheboygan North 121, Green Bay West 135, Kaukauna 137, Green Bay East 178 and Green Bay Southwest 253. Steve Croy of Manitowoc was the individual winner with a time of 12:40, while Kevin Crowns of South was second, Pete Knox of Preble third, Jay Felton of South fourth and Randy Holschbaeh of Manitowoc fifth. Preble's second best finisher was Rick Kellogg, who placed eighth, The top three teams in the regionals and all of their runners, plus the top five individual finishers qualify for the sectionals.

Luxemburg-Casco had 36 points in winning the medium regional and was trailed by De Pere 67, Ashwaubenon 81, Kiel 93, West De Pere 129, Menasha 167, Seymour 180, Two Rivers 183, Kimberly 260, Pro Hockey By the Associated Press NHL East SASSY LASSIES Mary Scovell 490, 184; Barbara Lund 184; Gutter Snipes 1550, 582. FOX RIVER NITi CAP Janel Franken and Karen Borkin 434; Pat Conard 172; Jim and John's 2.169; The Bar 828 DEVROY'S TUESDAY NITE LADIES Mary Schoblaska 491; Marv Svmes 216; Stihl Chain Saw 2396, 143 GOLDEN THREE'S Virginia Hastings 499; JoAnn Moureau 189; Bowl Dry, Mlg 1526; Frans Hillside Inn 540, GLITTER BUGS Sally Huemptner 484, 175; Zeise Conslruction 2285, 782. DUVALL'S WOMEN LOIS Klpp 474, 179; KIPP'S 2299, 824. DYCKESVILLE TUES. COUPLES -Ken Tenor 489; Len Seldl 191; Carol Baenen 533, 191, Merl'sCllgn2166, 778.

PULASKI LADIES-Marian Schroeder 500; Doris Malcheski 191; Red Owl 2619, 935 THE CHARMERS Fran Ostrander 444; Emily Beale 175; The 1422, 504. MEN 639 Larry Baierl, Kegler's Klub Klassic 633 Roy Vande Voort, Ashwaubenon Industrial 630 Bob Mlelke, Western Central 615 Charlie Scnoenung, Western Central 614 Gary Jenkins, Western Central 612 Jerry Ledvina, Rendezvous Handicap 610 Dennis Teschke, Bonduel Commercial 609 Steve Olsen, Bonduel Commercial 602 Pat Bogart, Kegler's Klub Klassic, Jack Grun, Catholic Order of Foresters, Denny Dwver, Western Central 601 Erv Prosser, Western Central SINGLE 276 Dennis Teschke, Bonduel Commercial 267 Rov Vande Voort, Ashwaubenon Industrial 264 Harold Christens, Western Central 251 Pat Bogart. Kegler's Klub Klassic 255 Fran Vande Heuvel, Century American 251 Erv Prosser, Western Central WOMEN 614 Mary Magneson, Salmon Insurance National 592 Annette Helling, Western Swingers 584 Mickey Miller, Gridiron 563 Sandy Schmidt, Western Popslcle 561 Nancy Olson, Gridiron 554 Florence WyckoH, Gridiron 543 Lucille Barlbaux, Luxemburg Tuesday He Ladies 536 Bev Francois. Gold Dust 534 Audrey Blahmk, Salmon Insurance National 533 Carol Baenen, Dvckesvllle Tuesday Nite Couples 532 Jan Zlrbel. Wayside Ladies SINGLE 241 Geneva Hoes, Fox River Curvettes 235 Mary Magneson, Salmon Insurance National 229 Phyllis Doyen, Western Ponde roses' DeLaurelle TD Tosses Key Eagles Gary DeLaurelle flipped four touchdown passes and led the Eagles' Club to a 34-0 shutout of the Whitney Park Athletic Club in Major A Universal recreation touch football play Tuesday.

AAA My Brothers' Place 14, Shorty's Pub i Buck's Bar 11, Military Golf lend 0 MAJOR AA Streu's Pharmacy 6. Hitter's Bar 6 Rentmeester Oil 11, Wertel's Tap 1 Herble's Pub 29, Nowhere Bar 0 Loch's Bar over Schuster Auto Parti (forfeit) MAJOR A UNIVERSAL Conrad's Uptown Bar 19, Texaco 6 Green Bay Packaging over French Quarters (forfeit) Eagle's Club 34. Whitney Park AC 0 Buckv Loch's 19, Happy Sleeper 6 BayWesI 6, TheStudlot Tenant Team 6. Super Valu 6 MAJOR A INTERNATIONAL The Den 29, Russ' Barber Shop 0 Neville Aluminum 19, Pete and tone's 0 Dave's Stagger Inn 12. Carlton Inn 0 Montgomery Realty 13, The Cedars 6 DE PERE OAA19, Bow WowClubS Paul's Bar 32, Club 32 6 Cornette Farm Supply 14, Ivan'sO WIAA Drops Plans for 73 Grid Playoff STEVENS POINT (PG) The WIAA has abandoned any plans for a football playoff In 1973.

The announcement, made by the WIAA Board of Control following its October meeting last weekend, was expected after member schools voted against the idea at their annual meeting earlier this month. The board, however, did In-struct Executive Director John Roberts to continue the simulated playoffs through completion this fall and to keep the matter open for further study. Hunters Asked To Help Spot Tagged Deer MADISON, Wis. (AP) A University of Wisconsin scientist studying deer movements is soliciting the help of hunters or hikers who spot tagged deer this fall. Orrin Rongstad of the Department of Wildlife Ecology tagged 25 does with colored collars containing radio transmitters and 25 bucks with ear tags in the Portage area last winter.

He says he is trying to determine whether high concentrations of deer found in some areas in the wintertime exist, year round. Rongstad said a Minnesota study of 61 tagged deer killed by hunters showed the animals to have moved an average of 9.7 miles, with one doe found 55 miles from where it was tagged. Cincinnati defensive tackle Mike Reid and Miami backup quarterback Earl Morrall were named players of the week in the National Football League. Reid sacked Kansas City signal claler Len Dawson five times, made five other unassisted tackles and batted down a crucial pass as the Bengals upset the Chiefs 23-16. Morrall came off the bench when regular Bob Griese was Injured and he connected on eight of 10 passes for two touchdowns and a 24-10 victory over the San Diego Chargers.

Other defensive nominees were safety Dick Anderson of Miami and tackle Jcthro Pugh of Dallas. Other offensive nominees were quarterbacks Scott Hunter of the Packers, Bobby Douglass of Chicago, Ken Anderson of Cincinnati, Bob Berry of Atlanta and Craig Morton of Dallas and running backs John Riggins of the New York Jets, Franco Harris of Pittsburgh and J. Simpson of Buffalo. Marty Domres will start at quarterback for the Colts against the Jets Sunday and Colt players Issued a statement to the fans stating, "We feel that Don McCafferty (fired coach) has unjustly been made to bear the burden for one poor performance." John Brodie will be lost to the 49ers for three weeks and Bowling DI PERE MAJOR (Tonight at Canlury Lanes! Larm 1-1: Big Ed's (11-t) vs. Roval Claantrs (4-13); 3-4: Man Bus Service (11-5) vs.

De Pere Green Bav Transportation (104); S-: Ellers Cheese (10-1) vs. Mevrman Steel. (13-S); 14: Neighborhood Tap (6-13) vs. Badger Wood (10-11; HO. Van's Cabin (11-;) vs.

Club hi' (M6I; 11-12: Charterhouse (HO) vs Ace Cab (M). Th Averages: Don Oeorge Sr. 195, Don George Jr. and Cv Relnpard HI; Paul DeTennls 190; Rich Pagel 183. "WOODY" JGPSGU Chevrolet Phone 435-8311 ANYTIME INSIDE STORAGE COMPLETE BODY REPAIR AND PAINT SHOP IB 6y The Associated Press NBA Eastern Cdnteranca Atlantic Division Pet Boston 4 0 1 000 New York 1 i .750 Buffalo 2 2 500 Philadelphia 0 4 .009 Central Division Houston 2 1 Ml Atlanta 2 2 .500 Baltimore 2 2 .500 Cleveland 0 2 .009 Western Conference Ol 1 2 4 Midwest Division Milwaukee .662 .500 .133 JJ3 .667 .667 .500 00 KC-Omaha Chicago Detroit Seattle PhoenlK Los Angeies Golden State Pacific Division 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 Portland 111 Tuesday's Results Buffalo 122, Philadelphia 114 New York 101.

Houston 95 Boston 119 Atlanta 115 Portland 111, Milwaukee 108 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games No oames scheduled Thursday's Game Baltimore vs. Kansas City-Omaha at Kansas City T. PtsGFGA Detroit I 0 I I Montreal 0 1 7 14 3 Buffalo 3 0 1 2 16 Vancouver 2 2 1 I 18 20 Boston 2 2 0 4 20 16 Y. Rangers 2 10 4 16 21 Toronto 12 1 3 10 1 Y. Islanders 1 3 0 2 9 17 WmI Pittsburgh 4 1 0 8 23 14 Chicago 4 2 0 20 14 Philadelphia 12 1 1 12 16 St.

Louis 12 1 3 11 14 Minnesota 12 1 1 10 14 Atlanta 111 3 I IS Los Angeles ISO 2 17 30 California 1 3 0 2 10 14 Seven members of the Minnesota North Stars hockey team were arrested in Atlanta and charged with public drunkenness and creating turmoil. Dennis Hexlall, Dennis O'Brien, Fred Harvey, Jude Drouin, Gilles Gilbert. Ted Harris and Danny Grant were released after posting bonds ranging from $200 to $1,300. Oklahoma's Derland Moore has been named college lineman of the week and LSI) quarterback Bert Jones back of the week. Philadelphia pitcher Steve Carlton has won the monthly S.

Rae Hiekok award. has su.sHnded two football players pending their trial on burglary charges and South Carolina has dropped two players for smoking marijuana. Forward Simmie Hill of the A A San Diego Conquistadors a fractured cheekbone. leading ground gainer, Jim Trimble, dislocated a shoulder Tuesday and is lost for the season. heavyweight Jimmy Ellis will fight Harold Carter Oct.

26 in Beck-ley, W. Va. May Televise Badgers-OSU MADISON, Wis. (AP) University of Wisconsin Athletic Director Elroy Hirsch said today there is a good possibility the Wisconsin -Ohio State football game Oct. 28, will be televised.

Hirsch said ABC has told him it was considering the game for a regional telecast. He said the telecast depends in part on how Wisconsin plays against Michigan State Saturday. He said he would know Sunday. Hirsch said if the game Is televised, there will be no local blackouts. 11 Ik Tuesday's Results Vancouver 6, Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 5, Y.

Islanders 0 Only oames scheduled Wednesday's Games Montreal at St. Louis Pittsburgh at Toronto Boston at N. Y. Rangers Philadelphia al Los Angeles Minnesota at Atlanta Only games scheduled Thursday's Gam Vancouver at Buffalo WHA East Why RENT-A-FORD? HERE ARE 7 GOOD REASONS and here's a few more! weekend outings business needs family vacations RENT-A-CAR PARKINS AVE FORD oxTel for FORD in Green Bay 499-3131 1 1 I srLL Only game scheduled ABA East Pet OB Carolina 1 0 1.000 Kentucky 11 .500 1V New York 1 2- .233 2 Memphis 0 2 000 2v Virginia 0 1 .000 Utah 2 0 1 000 San Diego 1 1 .750 Denver 2 1 .667 Indiana 1 2 .131 1v Dallas 1 2 .113 1V Crashing tne national honor roll for the second time, Mary Magnuson spilled a 614 series in the Salmon Insurance National League at Western Lanes to light up the area bowling sky Tuesday night. Mrs.

Magnuson, a 159-aver-age roller, opened with a big 235 single, then followed with 192 and 187. Annette Hefling (Western Swingers) narrowly missed joining her in the 600 club with a 592 triple. Geneva Hoes (Fox River Curvettes shot 241 to claim high game honors. Dennis Teschke (Bonduel Commercial) highlighted men's firing by thumping a 276 line, Roy VandeVoort (Ashwaubenon Industrial) weighing in with a 267 and Harold Christens (Western Central) with a 264. Larry Baierl (Kegler's Klub Klassic) toppled the night's top series, a 639.

DYCKESVILLE WOMEN Caroline Reno 49, 171; DeJardin's Farm Supply J.3ISM7 WAYSIDE LADIES Jan Zlrbel S32; Ann Zastrow 187; Pine Beer Garden No. 2 2.62!; Roger 's Auto Service 9M. BONDUEL COMMERCIAL Dennis Teschke 610, J76. GOLDEN QUEENS Lois McVeigh 461 Rose Brelster461, 186; Lamonl'sDrug Slore 2037, 714. TUESDAY LUXEMBURG LADIES -Lucille Barbiaui it).

204; Flat Top Lemmens Hardware 863. RENDEZVOUS HANDICAP Jerry Ledvina 612. 248, Wnipp's Bar Feed Mners 1,030. SUITER'S TRI-COUNTV Don Jorgenwn 549; Tom Paider 232; Denmark Press Circle Tap 908 FOX RIVER CURVETTES Marlene Marlcoue 515; Geneva Haes 241; Pantl-Mill Lane Eland Electric 584. KEGLER KLUB KLASSIC Larry Baierl 639; Pat Bogart 258; Larsen T.V.

2f43, 1028, ASHWAUBENON INDUSTRIAL Rov Vande Voort 633, 267; Brebner Machine WESTERN CENTRAL Boo Mielke 630, Harold Christens Milprlnt, Inc. 3025, Dickinson Molo Ski 1124. SALMON INSURANCE NATIONAL -Mary Magneson 614 235; Hank and Helen's 2823; GarotChristman 985. CO F. Jack Grun 602, 243; Denessen Realty 2624 Thomas Drugs 949.

CHARMIN MATINEE Bob Burns 581, 220; Mary Ann Klapoa 513, 188. AFTERNOON STRIKERS Nancy Zawalick 477; Judy Cross 177; It'll Do Club 1477; Schrader Sand and Gravel 529. HOIDA LUMBER Tom Mlcksch 570) Don Bukoski 234; Krolls Lunch 2748, 986. PRESS-GAZETTE Ken Treml 560, 232. Editorial 2715, 926.

A C. NIELSEN George Nyman 545. 209. Olympians 2443. 826.

PREBLE MINOR Keith bbal 594; Smokev Unrath 222; Wertel's Tap 2818, 1005. COSMOPOLITAN Al Page 581, 224; Ike Smith 2930, 1018 CENTURY AMERICAN Fran Van De Heuvel 593, 255; VFW 2734 987, NATIONAL Lawrence Van Slraten 574, 247; Macco True Value 2679; Kerkhoft Construction 955. GREEN BAY BLIND BOWLING -Total Eugene Persohn 283; Bob Heiser 108; Partial Dick Huisman 423, 149; Sighted Pete Fleck 452, 171. FOX RIVER "HI" Jim Strohscheln 552, Ernie Marlewski 214; Villa Juice 2654; Moores Ins 971. FMC HUDSON SHARP George Detemple 547.

213, Blew Chips 2784. 964. FOX RIVER "900" Reuben Lasee 574; Moore Phantoms 233. 966 20TM CENTURY INDUSTRIAL -Howard Slein 578; Sam Sludilnski 243; Fully and Bert's 2523, 947, DEVROY'S "100" Ron Garrity 593; Rusty Knaus214; Culvert and Supply 2907, 1031. DAYTIME INDUSTRIAL Al Sneilenberger 518, 196; Gardner Denver I 2555.946.

RUSTLERS Bill Zlgmund 573 Nowhere Bar 2936. Morrow Construction 1022. GOLDEN GUYS AND GALS Marv Vanden Langenberg 558, 205; Marilyn. Guns 481; Marcy Horkman 195; Joski Construction 2055, 722. WESTERN SWINGERS Annette Hefling 592, 224; In'a Bad Moods (IBM) 1680.

S93. GRIDIRON Micky Miller 584 214, Lemerons2845, 1025. POPSICLE Sandy Schmidt 563, Janice Resch 204; West Bank and Trust 2488, Candlestick Lounge 882. GOLD DUST Bev Francois 536, 216 Speed's Lounge 2654 916; Cropsev's Bai 918. RUFF RIDERS Rose Pisor 520; Joyce Nielson 520, 209; Arena Car Wash 2434; Eirovand Jan's919 TUESOAY TWILITERS Barbara Pharis 516; Betty Jansen and Betty Bave 180, All Slates Truck Leasing 2654, 917.

AMERICAN Alice Albrecht 510, 202; Vieaux 2365; Pamperin Park 809. KEGLER'S NORTHLANO NEHI -Judy Stueber 481; Babe Vande Wane 186; Jansen TV 2381, 832. WOMEN LIBERTY Elaine Marin 488, 177, C. Prange No. 1 2103, 732.

WESTERN PONDEROSES Joan Thielen 522, Phyllis Doyen 229; The Hot Shots 1569,616. IN-BETWEEN -Gretchen Kernen 497; Kathy Haue 188; We Threes 1510; Born Losers 546. EARLY RISERS Nancy Nowak 506; Donna Pamperin 192; Cartridge City 1561; Knaus Construction 580. Barron Captures WCC Golf Title WEST BEND, Wis. (AP) -Barron County posted a 346 total Tuesday, three better than runnerup Sheboygan, to win the Wisconsin Collegiate Conference golf title.

Kim Johnson of Sheboygan was medalist with an 81 over the 7,010 yard, par 73 West Bend Country Club course. Baraboo was third at 352, followed by Marathon 359, Waukesha 363, Washington 368, Marshfield 383, Fond du Lac 391, Fox Valley 411, Richland 425 and Rock 442. )l 'Amy Model 726 A PtsGFGA Cleveland 4 0 0 I 16 10 New England 2 0 0 4 1 4 New York 2 2 0 4 20 16 Quebec 110 2 6 2 Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 2 9 Ottawa 0 1 0 0 15 22 West Alberta 3 2 0 6 17 17 Los Angeles 2 1 0 4 12 i Houston 2 10 4 2 9 Winnipeg 2 2 0 4 14 IS Minnesota 1 2 0 2 7 11 Chicago 0 2 0 0 10 Tuesday's Results Dallas 101, New York 93 San Diego 117, Virginia 112 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Games Virginia at Denver Carolina at Kentucky Dallas at Memphis Utah al Indiana Only games scheduled Thursday's Game Memphis at Dallas Only game scheduled Jim Beam IT'S EASY TO GET TO VAN B0XTEL FORD IF YOU USE THE SEVENTH ST. ENTRANCE (ONE BLOCK WEST OF MILITARY) From Page C-l USHL Mystery graduate of the University of Denver, will serve as player-coach for the new team which has six players who are graduates of WCHA schools. In addition to Blanche, Souix City's goalie Keith Hall, is also a Denver grad.

Dave Kartio is the lone Souix City player with USHL experience. He is a native of Sault Ste. Marie, and he played briefly with the Canadian Soo. THl'NDER BAY Coach Lee Fogolin has the league's leading scorer Barry Hogan back this year but lost his next two highest scorers, Bill McEwan who went to Johnstown in the Eastern Hockey League, and Dave Merritt who gave up playing. Goal tending was one of the Twins biggest problems last season and Fogolin has several good prospects battling for berths on the team.

Dave Siciliano, a center, who played with Marquette two years ago and in Europe last season, and Steve Rubenich, a standout defenseman in Junior A hockey, are expected to help the Twins this season. Fogolin expects his team to be better balanced this year and he expects more hustling from younger and faster players who have been added to the team. MARQUETTE Gerry Sullivan, general manager and player for the iron Rangers last season, has assumed the duty of head coach. The Iron Rangers have Ozzie O'Neill, who ranked second in league scoring last year returning to join Sully, who was third in scoring. Sullivan's immediate need is to replace defenseman Wayne McCuaig, who was a second team USHL all-star last year has moved to Sault Ste.

Marie and will be playing for the Canadian Soo this year. CALUMET The Copper Country Chiefs will be coached by former Bobcat player Ken Ruohonen. George Lyle, a star center from Vancouver, British Columbia, is expected to provide the offensive spark for the Chiefs. The Chiefs expect to be a bit slow on defense but Ruohonen hopes to offset this with hard checking. CANADIAN SOO Jim Glenwright will again guide the Canadians and expects his team to be improved over last year with several key additions.

In addition to acquiring McCuaig from Marquette, the Canadians have defenseman John Jaggers, a former Wisconsin Badger star who played in the Eastern Hockey League last year, and Dan Tremblay a right winger from Winnipeg. The Soo's major losses will be Fortier, who Chicago and Wayne Caufield who went to Milwaukee as player-coach of the Admirals. a fr i. CVSTOMtR MILITARY Tuesday's Results Los Angeles 5, Minnesota 1 Alberta 1, Winnipeg 2, overtime Cleveland 4, New York 1, overtime Quebec at Philadelphia, pod, tor repair of ice Only games scheduled Wednesday's Game New England al Houston Only game scheduled 2 Thursday's Games Minnesota at Houston Quebec at New England Chicago at Ottawa Philadelphia at Los Angeles Cleveland at New York Only games scheduled If No Answer, It's Thomas SAN DIEGO (AP) The phone rang while Harland Svare, coach of the San Diego Chargers, was addressing a sportswriters' luncheon. Someone suggested it might be Duane Thomas.

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