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Green Bay Press-Gazette Saturday, Oct. 29, 1 983 B-3. Poss hopes prep school will produce scholarship Jim Zima Ol ttw Pss-Gaf na Dave Watson of Milton, one of the top short track racers in Wisconsin who competed regularly at W1R in Kaukauna before switch-' ing to the Sports Car Club of America program, finished the seaon tied for seventh place in the Trans-Am national point standings, Watson was named the most improved driver on the circuit. England's David Hobbs won the point title. A racers auction will be held Dec.

10 the Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena. The auction and trade show is put on by John McKarns of ARTGO racing promotions. Race cars, trailers, haulers and all kinds of parts will be auctioned at the event, the first ever held in this part of the state. In addition, many companies selling high performance rac-, ing parts also will have booths at the event which will begin at 8 a.m. and go into the ning.

team colors and a nickname. Some home games would be played at Goodman and some at Pembine. Both Goodman and Pembine are class schools. They are located only 19 miles apart. Goodman has an enrollment of 102 students and Pembine has 118.

Three former football players from Crandon of the Northern Lakes Conference were named players of the week recently for their college teams. Marty Sturzl, who gained 86 yards in 21 carries, was named player of the week at UW-Platteville while Ed Space (84 yards in 14 carries and 51 yards and a touchdown on pass receptions) was named player of the week at UW-Stout. Jeff Wilson, an offensive tackle, received the honor at UW-Eau Claire for his exceptional blocking. have." At New Hampton, the players practice two hours a day and play a 27-game schedule with the bulk of the games being against college junior varsity teams from schools such as Brown, Dartmouth, Boston University and Boston College. St.

Patrick's grade school has captured the Parochial tackle football championship for the second consecutive year with a 6-0 record. Greg Yewman and Dave Hrubesky coached the team which outscored its opponents 126-26. Quarterback Erick Nelson led the team in scoring with 38 points while Dean Verstoppen had 27, Keith DeWinters 20, Simon Saldana' 14 and Jason Gutzman 12. Craig Rouse, Tony Zwick and Marty Hernandez anchored the offensive and defensive lines. Goodman and Pembine are in the pro- Green Bay Premontre's Greg Poss, a first-team Fox Valley High School all-league hockey player as a junior last year, will be playing his senior year at New Hampton Preparatory School in New Hampton, N.H.

Poss tied for second in league scoring last year with 17 goals and 13 assists in 12 games. He also was second in goals scored, one behind Ashwaubenon's Craig Compton. The forward-center went to a hockey school out East this past summer and was approached by two prep schools and chose New Hampton. Premontre Coach Rob Nicholson said he thinks it is an excellent opportunity for Poss. "It should really increase his chances of getting a full college scholarship," Nicholson said, "It's difficult to get a scholarship out of our league because we don't play a lot of games and we don't have the ice time or the competition available that these prep schools cess of forming a coopeative football program to compete in the Northern Lakes Conference.

Currently, Goodman fields a team but Pembine does not. The two school boards have approved the program and the Northern Lakes Conference has approved it. The next step is to get approval from the WIAA which will receive the proposal and is expected to act on it within the next few months. Both schools will have their student councils study the cooperative venture with the students having the most input in selecting St. Norbert volleyball team eyes Midwest title the bottom Jtw Jyi By DENNIS GRALL Of tht Press-Gazette St.

Norbert College has made an impressive debut in Midwest Conference volleyball ranks this fall. Coach Connie Tilley's team won the first North Division championship and qualified for the conference championships Nov. 4-5 at Coe. The meet will match the top two teams in the North and South Divisions. Junior Joan Middlecamp, the Green Knights' most valuable player the last two years, is the strongest hitter and blocker and has a 98 percent serving average.

Captain Dawn Ausloos is the only senior on the squad and plays all positions. Junior Leila Mercado is the best, ace server, while other starters are juniors Mary Jane Beschta and Cathy Larsen, while junior Kathy Klister alternates with sophomore Mollie McCoy. goalie for the Jacksonville University soccer team. A sophomore, he has yielded nine goals while stopping 29 shots in four games. Last year he had one shutout in six games and had a 2.67 goals against average.

Former Green Bay West player Ken Van Vreede has intercepted seven passes as a defensive back for UW-La Crosse. That figure places him in a third place tie in the national NAIA Division 1 statistics. Andrea Foeller, a Green Bay St. Joseph Academy graduate, reached the third round of the NAIA District 14 tennis tournament last weekend. Foeller and Marquette University teammate Barb Van Lieshout lost to Patty Van Ess-Joan Pedersen of Eau Claire in the semi-final match by a 6-1, 6-2 score.

Becky Cokins, a 1981 mer hockey goalie at Michigan State, has been named the chief recruiter for the Illinois-Chicago hockey team. Mazzoleni is in his third year as an assistant roach with the Flames. Senior Elaine I'senicka is preparing for her final season with the Colorado State University women's basketball team. The three-year letter winner is a six-foot forward-center. Freshman Mike Messenger of Marinette taken over as the No.

1 kick- return man at State University. Entering" today's game against Minne-sota, Messenger has returned his only kickoff 28. yards. He has also moved' into the No. 2 offensive halfback spot.

Meanwhile, freshman" Dean Altobelli of Escanaba, Mich, has been shifted from back-up fullback to the No. 3 halfback spot. College notes graduate of Green Bay East, is a member of the Wisconsin women's soccer team. She has played in all 21 games while starting one. Craig Rondou is a starting guard at UW-Whi-tewater.

A Green Bay Preble graduate, Rondeau is a senior who has been hampered by a variety of injuries in his first three years. Joel Gmack, a sophomore punter from Green Bay Southwest, is averaging 35.9 yards on 61 punts for the Warhawks. Whitewater hosts WSUC co-leader Eau Claire today. Dick Knar of Fond du Lac, a first-team Fox River Valley Conference basketball player in 1981-82, has transferred to Illinois-Chicago after attending the U.S. Naval Academy last year.

Mark Mazzoleni, a native of Green Bay and a for Andrea Foeller By STEVE HARVEY Universal Press Syndicate THE PROS The NFL season, in jeopardy last week for the second time in two years, will apparently be played out now that Cleveland quarterback Paul McDonald has decided not to jump to the USFL. The non-cancellation of the schedule was another bad break for Tampa Bay (0-8). The Buc's worst previous misfortune occurred a year ago when 1,520 of their game jerseys were stolen. The misfortune was that they were recovered. Elsewhere, Air Coryell (3-5) gave indications that for the first time in five years, it will be out of business by the time the playoffs begin.

Seattle quarterback Jim Zom had such a bad day (completing one of eight passes for 2 yards against Pittsburgh) that his alma mater, Cal Poly (Pomona), was ranked No. 20 in the College Bottom Ten, though the school no longer plays football. Zorn is being considered for the title role in 'The George Plimpton Story." But first he would have to sharpen up his passing skills. Mark Mazzoleni coached the freshman football team for one year at River Falls. After making three coaching stops, he settled in Neenah in 1946 and formed the high school baseball team and was an assistant in football.

Jeff Brunner, son of Green Bay Packer offensive backfield coach John, is the Joe Braun, a native of Algoma, will be inducted into the UW-River Falls Athletic Hall of Fame Nov. 5 during halftime ceremonies of the River Falls-UW-Whitewater game. Braun ,71, earned three football letters and four baseball numerals at River Falls and was captain of the 1933 football team. He also THE RANKINGS LAST WEEK 21-24, New Orleans 10-13, Kansas City 6-14, Denver NEXT LOSS Pittsburgh Cleveland Washington Dallas Minnesota TEAM, RECORD 4iTampaBuy(0-8) 2) Houston (0-8) Sj Air Corvell (3-5) Giants (2-5-1) 6) St. Louis (2-5-1) Stenmark won't be able to compete in Olympics tied St.

Louis 20-20 tied Giants 20-20 because he apparently wants to ski for Austria. "My personal opinion is that neither Stenmark nor Girardelli will be permitted to compete in Sarajevo," Gi-anfranco Kasper, secretary-general of the International Ski Federation told the poses, to the Swedish Ski Federation account. As of Friday, the official said he had not done so. Marc Girardelli, meanwhile, an Austrian who skis for Luxembourg, may have trouble getting permission to compete at the 1984 Games STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) Ingemar Stenmark, the Swedish Olympic gold medalist and winner of 17 World Cup skiing titles, will not be permitted to compete in the 1984 Olympic Games in Yugoslavia, an International Ski Federation official 6) Detroit (3-5); 7) N.Y.-to-N.J. Jets (3-5); 8) Cincinnati (2-6); 9) Cleveland (4-4); 10) Philadelphia (4-4).

CRUMMY GAME OF THE WEEK: Detroit (3-5) vs. Chicago (3-5). HE MUST HAVE BEEN A BIG BABY: NBC's Marv Albert, on San Diego lineman Louis Kelcher, who recently reduced to 298 pounds: "First time he's ever been undpr 300." said Friday. The reason stems from a special license Stenmark holds that enables him to collect money from sponsors. The ski federation (FIS) wants Stenmark to transfer his funds from Monte Carlo, where he lives for tax pur day that Stenmark cannot compete at the Sarajevo Olympic Games, which start Feb.

7, because of the "li" license. The license allows him to compete in the World Cup series but bans him from the Olympics. "The holders of the 'B' license cannot compete in the Olympics and that is too bad for skiing, No matter who wins in Sarajevo, everyone will be asking what would have happened had Stem, mark run," Lung was quoted as saying by the Tanjug news agency. "No one is to blame for Stenmark's exclusion. He knew what to expect when he took the license," Lang said.

Swedish press Friday. "Stenmark has not yet transferred his funds from Monte Carlo to a Swedish Ski Federation bank account in Sweden which means he will not be permitted to compete." Stenmark, 27, was believed to be training in Val Senales, Italy, and could not be reached for comment. He is considered the most successful World Cup skier and the all-time great in slalom and giant slalom. In addition to an unprecedented 17 World Cup titles in the overall, slalom and giant slalom competitions, Stenmark has five World Championship titles. Serge Lang, director of the World Cup, also said Fri Vaive paces Rangers North Stars trade Smith for 2 players, draft pick OPEN BOWLING new coach, Bill Mahoney.

Mahoney has sought to change the team from the smooth-skating, polished stick-handling squad personified by Smith to a scrappier, tougher bunch. Napier currently is out of action with a nearly severed Achilles tendon, which he suffered Oct. 20 in a game against Minnesota. It is uncertain when he will return. Napier has had consecutive 40-goal scoring years at Montreal.

Acton, a speedy center, scored 36 goals two years ago during his top year so far in the NHL. The North Stars also received a third-round draft choice in the 1984 draft that Montreal acquired from Toronto in a deal last season. That swap had sent defenseman Claude Gingras and center Dan Daoust to the Leafs. Noon Ull dosing. Sat a Sun.

Adults 75 pmtmm fL'Tm $100 ilB I per oam fi 1 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) The Minnesota North Stars traded center Bobby Smith, their leading scorer in recent years, to the Montreal Cana- diens Friday for center Keith Acton, right wing Mark Napier and a draft choice. Smith was the first overall pick in the National Hockey League's 1978 entry draft. In six seasons since then, he had held or shared Minnesota's scoring lead each year except 1979-80, when a broken ankle forced him to miss 19 games. Smith set the team record for points at 114 and assists with 71 during the 1981-82 season.

The trade had been rumored, since Smith had Been comparatively little playing time under the North Stars' falo goaltender Tom Barasso and I-os Angeles goalkeeper Mike Blake made some excellent saves. It was the third overtime for both clubs since the new overtime rule was instituted. For the Sabres, it was their second overtime game to end in a draw. Phil Housley gave Buffalo the early lead when he connected on a wrist shot from the top of the face-off circle while Buffalo enjoyed a man-advantage. But in the final minute of play, Jim Fox put the Kings back on even terms with a screened shot.

In the second period, Houston scored his first goal when he poked home his own rebound over a fallen Barasso. However, the Sabres evened it up again when Ric Seiling scored on a rebound. Rookie Jim Wiemer blasted a 45-foot screen shot past Blake to give the Sabres a 3-2 lead in the third period. But Houston came back with hia second of the night, tipping in a drive from the point by Brian Engblom. Junior Golden Agar 75 per aeme 1 I Ml Family Bowling, Rent a lane, 50 2 or more, anyUm per hour NEW YORK (AP) Rick Vaive continued his sizzling scoring pace with two power-play goals Friday night to lead the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 5-3 National Hockey league decision over the New York Rangers.

Vaive, the only 50-goal scorer in Maple Leaf history, has scored 105 goals over the past two seasons. His two second-period tallies gave him 13 this season, tying him with Vancouver's Tony Tanti for the league lead. Vaive has scored eight goals in his last four games. The Rangers, who have lost two games in a row after a 9-1 start, led 3-2 when their penalty-killing unit faltered. At 14:38, Vaive put home a wrist shot, then he knocked in another short wrist shot at 19:06 for the game-winner.

Stewart Gavin added an empty-net goal for Toronto with 23 seconds' left in the game. New York's Mike Rogers scored the only goal of the first period on a power play, sweeping in a backhander off a perfect feed by Pierre La-rouche. Palmateer stopped the puck with his goal stick, but the puck had already crossed the goal line. The Leafs overcame NHL roundup Ranger leads three times in the second period. Greg Ter-rion put in a rebound at 2: 50, but New York's Mark Osborne blasted a slapshot over Palmateer stick just 15 seconds later.

John Anderson tied it again when he snuck behind the Ranger defense and beat goalie Glen Hanlon on a breakaway at 5: 21. But Larouche lifted New York ahead again 3-2 just 1: 36 later, redirecting a pass from Ron Greschner into a gaping net. Then Vaive struck for his two goals, the first against Hanlon and the second against Steve Weeks. Weeks replaced Hanlon who left with a suspected neck injury with 4:57 left in the second period. Kings 3 Sabres 3 (OT) BUFFALO, N.Y.

(AP) Ken Houston's second goal of the night, and his fifth of the season, lifted the Los Angeles Kings to a tie with the Buffalo Sabres. The two teams battled through a scoreless five-minute sudden-death overtime. Both clubs had good chances to win it, but Buf BAY BOWL 1 1 5 S. Jefferson St. 437-5888 1 Hobbins endures dismal season at Minnesota HUNTER'S STOCK-UP SPECIALS Pabst Bud Mello-Yello, Sprite, Sunkl $79 24 12 oz.

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"It is tough if you think about it," he said when reminded both Wisconsin and Iowa have earned postseason bowl bids. "But I made the decision to come here, and I have to live here. It should be a couple of years, but I have to help turn it around." "He is one of our best football players, so he has to play," Dixon said of Hobbins. "He has had trouble with pass protection, but that is one of the hardest things for an offensive lineman (to learn). He has a tendency to get overly excited, and then he gets overextended.

He will be a helluva football player. I told him that." Prices Good thru Monday. Open daily 9 to 5:30. tkto antrsnc and pafUng- Nx1 to SM'l, ktom Iron POO 43S-MS3 he said. Today's game is actually the only real chance Minnesota has to win as the season winds down.

The Gophers finish the season against the league's top three teams, Illinois, Michigan and Iowa. "It's been embarrassing," Hobbins said. "I hate losing. I know we're not that bad." Despite the results to date and the gloomy immediate future, Hobbins said the team's attitude remains high. "Only a few of the older guys who don't play much want to pack their bags," he said.

"The majority of the team wants to see what we can do. "I'm doing everything I can, but it seems almost impossible to turn it around." Hobbins, who rejected scholarship offers from Wisconsin and Iowa in favor of Minnesota, remains satis-. fled with his decision despite the fact his original line coach, Pat Morris, left be From Page B-1 the offensive line, the back-field is now comprised of freshmen, and injuries have stripped the special teams of experienced players. have killed us," Hobbins said, indicating Northwestern 's points in the 19-8 Wildcat victory last weekend came because of special team breakdowns. The Wildcats even returned a Minnesota free kick 79 yards to add further insult to injury.

"Once it starts going, it keeps going," said Hobbins. The Gophers, who suffered an embarrassing 84-13 shellacking to powerful Nebraska last month, play at Michigan State today. MSU is- 0-4-1 in the Big Ten to Minnesota's 0-5, but Dixon djjtjs not give the Gophers much chance to win. 2'They are a much better fcjftbalt team than we are," closed out the scoring when Morey Garey tallied with only 45 seconds left in the contest. Andy Browne scored two power play goals for the Buckeyes while Gary Emmons, Dave Mogush, and Colin Lundrigan had single goals for the Wildcats.

Jeff PoeschI had 38 saves for Northern, who fell to 12 and 1-5. COLUMBUS, Ohio (PG) Perry Pooley's goal with 7:33 remaining lifted Ohio State to a 5-4 victory over Northern Michigan in a Central Collegiate Hockey Association game here Friday night. Pooley's goal gave Ohio State, 3-0 in conference and 60 overall, a 53 lead. Northern Michigan then 0HX RAIN INSURANCE FROM PDQ Every time you get a car wash, you get a RAIN CHECK! If it rains before midnight, you get a FREE CAR WASH! Rain checks must be used within 3 days. (1 Start the week with a clean carl SUNDAY MONDAY SPECIAL 7n I Reliable, new Ford car, truck a motor home for very purpor every preference and every budget 00 1983 Escort 2 door hatchback Limit one coupon per car.

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