Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 13

Enquirer and News, Battle Creek, Feb. 18, 1972 ABA Cougars file suit ocal mafrnen eye McDanioIs and Sonics I istrict tourneys fled, said the team "wouldn't be too surprised if we remedied the situation." The Cougars took the first legal steps towards that remedy with a suit filed in Los Angeles against an attorney. The situation also roped in McDaniels' alma mater, Western Kentucky University, which said it had no reason to believe McDaniels signed a see action Sunday against Portland. McDaniels, who has been averaging 26.8 points and 14 rebounds a game for the Cougars, declined to outline his reasons for quitting the ABA club. 'The Sonics would say only that he signed a six-year pact.

No other contract details were announced. McDaniels joined Spencer Haywood as the second man to jump from the ABA to Seattle. Haywood, an all-star forward, emigrated to Seattle from Denver last year. The Cougars went to court in Los Angeles, asking $1 million damages and an order stopping Los Angeles attorney Al Ross from allegedly interfering with McDaniels. The Cougar suit contends the former Western Kentucky star first signed with the ABA club in November 1970.

The six-year contract was for $1,357,000 in salary and a turns in 4-1 victory B-3 while John West, Ed Thurston and Dennis Olmstead also are hoping to grab spots. The Class A tourney at Loy Norrix is considered by many coaches to be the toughest in the state. Joining Battle Creek's entries are preps from Jackson, Kalamazoo, Portage, the Lansing aggregations, Grand Ledge, Holt Coldwater, Niles and St. Joseph. At Marshall for the Class apart from the two local teams, are Marshall, Albion, Charlotte, Brooklyn Columbia Central, Eaton Rapids, Lansing Catholic Cen-t a 1 Fowlerville, Haslett, Hillsdale, Jackson Lumen Christi, Mason, Michigan Center, Okemos, Parma Western and Stockbridge.

There will perhaps be a few surprises, some local wrestlers who have not been mentioned may just make. When it comes state tournament time, in any sport, anything can happen. Local coaches are convinced that this is one of the strongest contingencies from the Cereal City's five high schools participating in wrestling, to be competing in the state tournaments. Cady jolts Beaver Cady's Superette jolted Beaver Supply in the inter-c i recreation basketball league action Thursday night at VA Hospital 79-69. In other games, Urbandale Shell won on forfeit from Black Recondos 2-0, and league-leading Douglass community Association beat Carl Angelo's in Kalamazoo 94-71.

Steve Kirkpatrick had game high 29 points for Angelo's while Lonnie Moltimore led Douglass on 28. Chuck Johnson led the Cady upset on 27 points while Andy Howlett contributed 15, Carl English 11 and Harry Shavers 10. Dave Anderson had 23 for Beaver. Junior High results Cereal City wrestlers have excellent chances to advance to regional competition. Harper Creek, bolstered by unbeatens Steve Ferguson (33-0-0) and Brion Smith (31- 0- has entered a 12-man squad which has a combined record of 285 wins, 72 losses and no draws.

Nine of Harper's matmen have lost less than 10 matches this season. Lakeview's strongest hopes rest in the talents of Gary Kunnath (27-10), Randi LaBrecque (25-3-0), Mike Decker (21-7-0) and R.J. Mul-linex (15-8). Meanwhile, Battle Creek is putting all its power into four individuals: Jeff Hersha (24- 1- 0), John Harris (21-3-1), Tim Kellogg (20-4-2) and Don Daniel (12-5-2). Larry Rabbitt, the local pin leader, heads up the Pennfield crew.

Rabbitt is 29-1-0, Clark Nite Owl Ron Campbell 563-202. Two Cs 1036, Bigtime 403. Nottke Ladies Three Eleanor Garfield 557-233. Dot Discount 1468-528. Nottke Matinee Margie Fulcher 551, Dorothy 551-209.

Velma Ebert 546, Shelby Win-slow 526, Mary Latowski 526. Paulson Auto Eiectric 2083-736. Nottke Marywood Helen Panos 544-200, El Conner 532, Jeneva Bailey 516, Mary Leiter 513, Sally Segee 513, Pat Woodard 500, Bea Ghearing 500, Doris Sowles 201. Four Fores J102, Chippers 763. Community Hospital Ron Campbell 526, Thad Lane 218, Virginia Campbell 503, Doris Kinselia 183.

Stompers 1498, Hot Shots 540. Y-Wives Nancy LeClear 523-199, Pat Horsman 504 (first of career). Daisys 2069-701. Dinner Belles Kathy Ruger 523, Marilyn Joslyn 508, Marjorie Abbott 503, Susan Terry 500, Peggy Allen 199. Merrill Park Florist 2444, Local 196 hit 893.

Early Bird Sue Dean 517, Mildred Hayes 206. Alley Cats 1641, Robins 592. Marywood Northside Jerry Outman 510, Bea Brown 503,. Te-rese Erglert 194. Whiffs 2018-742.

Springlakes Trios Mary Hawks 509, Carolyn Ankney 503, Barbara Ells 502, Nancy Alton 199. Mr. Lucky's 1536-555. Four Prs. Wilma Haas 492, Audrey Manes 198.

Knockouts 2099, Flee Bags 745. Clark Women Gloria Wallace 476. Yvonne Townsend 201. Powrworkers 2297, C-500 hit 821. Neighborhood Bamtams Brian Fenimore 420, Jim Greenfield 175, Tirresea Arney 321-118.

Bushouse Motors 1794-659. Local and area wrestlers take Step No. 1 Saturday in quest of individual and team championships in Michigan's Class A and ranks. Lakeview and Battle Creek Central are at the tough Kalamazoo Loy Norrix district, starting at noon and picking up again at 7 p.m., after an intermission around 5 p.m. Harper Creek, the No.

1 Class pack of "mat rats," launches its bid for a possible state championship at Marshall, where Pennfield will also be. The same time schedule is in effect for the district at Marshall's new high school. Springfield, Union City and Galesburg Augusta are all Class schools. The trio won't wrestle until the regional, at Union City, until Feb. 25 and 26.

Nottke Scratch Gordy Culp 664-245, Ray Wachmeister 653-237, Don Hein 633, Don Spangler 611, Dave Canfield 600, Bill Agnew 623, Larry Jensen 245. Coral Gables 2920-1023. Kellogg's Fred Sebright 630, Dick Gary 606, Harold Newborn 227. Mini-Wheats 2708, Shipping 949. Eaton Dave Canfield 628, Tom Watson 621-236, Burr Bevier 605-233, Jim 233.

Two Johns 2719, Mavericks 967 actual. M-66 House Dan Wells 622, Don Metzger 603-232. Lock wood's 2741-952. Men's Club Gene Mears 613, Jim Hayes 221, Mike Hill 221. Browns 1801-635.

Good fellowship Dave Bond 610-230, Dick Warsop 231. Doren Sports Shop 2725, Norman's Inc. 975. Nottke Ladies Classic Betty Watson 594-221, Jill Nay 588-204-215, Jerry Long 560-216, Esther Sackitt 558, Ruth Wilhelms 553-231, Bonnie Van-Nortwick 548, Verda Himebaugh 544, Dcnna Moon 536, Marilyn Brunn 536. Inman's 2641-939, BC Glass 2641-945, M-66 Bowl 2641-925.

Lakeview League Bit Drake 593, Fred Rataiczak 238, Dan Latshaw 235, Gary Reimer 230. Mr. Lucky's 2796, Union Pump 977. Springlakes Mixed Gene Reed 587-235, Clarence Wilson 239, Phyllis Lloyd 582-208; Myrt McCain 511, Jodelle Norrod 202. Martin-Vogt Plating 2077-714.

Grand Trunk Steve Sevas 575, Walt Stringham 218, Jackie Hind 500-200. Mom's Cafe 2440-842. Enquirer and News Don Heric 565, Bob Winer 217, Sharon Pulsipher 502-178. Help Wanted 2532-906. lmirnTMM iiwiV mi it iimiSt tftt't" is HI.

r-T'i; if" si'i: Jim McDaniels jumps Cougars bonus, with the salary to be paid over 25 years. The suit also contends McDaniels wanted to renegotiate the contract to spread the salary over 15 years with an additional $50,000 for aggravation. That suit spurred Western Kentucky Officials to issue a statement they had no reason to believe McDaniels signed the pro contract while still playing for them. solation game); 8:30 p.m., Pennfield (8th) vs. St.

Joseph (title game). CITY CAGE RESULTS Northwestern swept a pair from Southeastern 39-20 at the varsity level and 35-5 in jayvee game. Lonnie Edwards led NW on 11 points while Ron Armstrong hit 5 for.SE. W. K.

Kellogg won two from Southwestern, taking the varsity game 47-46 and the jayvee encounter 33-25. Art Ward led WKK on 13 points while Herman Watson hit 14 for SW. City wrestling Southeastern toppled W. K. Kellogg 38-12 by getting pins from Dave Burns (75), Tom Herzing (112), Mike Ron-ning (127), Ken Babcock (145) and Tom Cowles (155).

Northwestern beat Southwestern 60-4, getting pins from Mike Wallace (95), James Kirk (112), Tom Burns (127), Lloyd Sain (133) and Bob Hancock (155). ALLIED The three points left Rateile, the NHL runnerup, with 97 points. Simon Nolet gave Philadelphia a 1-0 lead in the first period, but Esposito set up Bobby Orr's tying goal oefore scoring one in the second period and two more in the third. The three goals gave him 49 for the season. Ratelle picked up all h's points in the first period as the Rangers roared out to a 4-1 lead.

He assisted on a pair of goals by Vic Hadfisld before tying a club record with his 40th goal. Hadfield and Rod Gilbert, Rateile's linemates, each boosted their goal total to 37. The Kings rallied in the final period with goals by Juha Widing, Serge Bernier and Ralph Backstrom but Brad Park's 17th goal kept the Rangers out of reach. In the only other NHL' game, Ron Shock scored two goals and Jim Rutherford celebrated his 23rd birthday with a shutout as the Pittsburgh Penguins beat the Buffalo Sabres 2-0. Shock scored midway through the first period and hit an opea net goal 14 seconds before the fmal buzzer to give the Penguins schedule PLAYERS WEEK BOYS Howard Dezotill, Donald Hamond, Joe Brown, Rolfe Power, Ed Greenman, Gregg DeWitt, Robby Behnke, Steve Ni-colai, John Zielke, Danny CByrne, Mike Mellima, Nick Newburn, Danny Roberts, Scott DeBoer, Joe Burdette, David Henderson, Tim Cole, Mike Hurley, Peter Groothius, Bob Quinn, David Poole, Mark Stone, Martin Trumbull, Jeff Von-dell, Greg Roberts, Bradley Nevins, Phillip, Jim Pearl, Doug Felter.

GIRLS Kim Garrison, Jean Jenning, Chris Cusmano, Michele LeClear, Marjorie Moorehart, Kathy Arredondo, Ann Schragg, Nancy Frey, Carols Miller. Jamie Norris, Carrie Johnson, Ronnie Collins, Debbie Rainey, Dawn Riggle, Lynn Brutche, Lisa Trigg, Kim Leins, Ann Sweet, Lynn VanGeison, Annette Gray. 7th Grade Girls Sherry Boice, Deandra Kline, Carol Wall, Kathy Einhart, Martha Horner, Cathy Crist. STANDINGS THRU SATURDAY Feb. 12) BOYS Hart Motor Inn Bruins 4 0 Slap Shots 1 3 Warriors 3 1 Mets 0 4 B.

C. Kiwams Commaches 3 1 Vikings 2 2 Northway 3 1 Tigers 1 3 Mead Contrs. 3 1 Thunderbds 0 4 Lakeview Kiwanis Cougars 3 1 Net Breakers 1 3 Hawks 3 1 Titans 1 3 Burns Std. 3 1 B. C.

Optimist Bateson's Bts 4 0 Freds Br Shp 1 3 Barney's 3 1 Jets 1 3 Canadians 3 1 Rd. Runners 0 4 B. C. Amvets Black Hawks 3 1 Blues 2 2 Lions 3 1 Boosters 1 3 Badgers 2 2 Raiders 1 3 Cereal City Lions Mustangs 3 1 Sneakers 1 2 Demons 3 1 Generals 1 3 Clippers 2 2 Seals 1 3 GIRLS Urbandale Kiwanis Tigerettes 4 0 Wolves 2 2 Ones 3 1 Avengers 0 4 Flower Pwr 3 1 Draaons 0 4 L. G.

MCDANIELS Chargers 4 Sub Zero 2 2 Belles 3 1 Jays 1 3 Pantherettes 2 2 Sky Hawks 0 4 Health Recreation Giants 4 0 Rockets 2 2 Getters 2 2 Flyers 0 4 B. C. Jaycees Eagles 3 1 Dudley Dolls 2 2 Rangerettes 3 1 Fillies 1 3 Spitfires 3 1 Angles 0 4 7th Grade Girls Rams 5 0 Superstars 2 3 Browns 4 1 Troians 1 4 Topperettes 3 2 Conquerors 0 5 pro contract while still playing collegiate basketball. McDaniels, meanwhile, was to be on the basketball court for the Soncis tonight when they contest Golden State for second place in the NBA Pacific Division. The big center was not expected to play against the Warriors, but player-coach Lenny Wilkens said McDaniels likely would in their first victory over the Sabres since Buffalo entered the NHL last season.

Pete picks exact score Pete, the Prognosticator, made believers out of Gull Lake and Delton High fans last Tuesday night. He picked Gull Lake to beat Delton 64-63. Official final score was: Gull Lake 64, Delton 63. Wow! Here's his picks for the basketball weekend: Tonight's games Record: 317-9) Pet: 77.7 Lansing Sexton 82, Battle Creek 76. Everett 77, Lakeview 70.

Springfield 71, Parchment 67. St. Philip 83, Gull Lake 81. Pennfield 72, Coldwater 68. Harper Creek 73, Marshall 70.

Sturgis 82, Hillsdale 71. Hastings 68, Waverly 63. Bangor 77, Delton 71. Galesburg-Augusta 65, Mattawan 63. Bellevue 67, Olivet 63.

Maple Valley 85, Sprinqport 82. Union City 68, Jonesville 65. Bronson 85, Qyuincy 77. Homer 76, Athens 63. Waldron 73, Camden-Frontier 70.

Reading 72, Hanover-Horotn 68. Litchfield 68, Pittsfored 65. North Adams 83, Tekonsha 58. White Pigeon 72, Climax-Scotts 65. Mendon 85, Colon 80.

Centreville 76, Burr Oak 71. Lumen Christi 69, Albion 66. East Lansing 75, Adrian 71. AA Pioneer 78, Jackson 70. Parkside 71, AA Huron 65.

Kalamazoo 74, Ypsilanfi Charlotte 70, St. Johns 65. Ionia 68, Grand Ledge 64. Saturday 5. Harry Hill 65, Coldwater 63.

Mattawan 70,. Hartford 64 Schoolcraft 72, Climax-Scotts 68. Ski report By United Press International West Michigan Big Manistee: 36 inch base Boyne Highlands, Harbor Springs: 40 inch base. Boyne Mountain, Boyne Falls: 42-inch base. Brady's Hills, Grand Rapids: 16-inch oase.

Briar Hills, Mesick: 6-inch base. Caberfae, Cadillac: 36-inch base. Cannonsburg, Grand Rapids: 32-inch base. Carousel Mountain, Holland: 10-inch case. Chimney Corners, Frankfort: 8-inch base.

Crystal Mountain, Beulah: 24-inch Dase. Echo Valley, Kalamazoo: 6-inch base. Grand Haven Ski Bowl, Grand Haven: 5-inch base. Maplehurst, Kewadin: 12-inch base. Missaukee Mountain Lake city: 8-inch Dase.

Mt. Mancelona, Mancelona: 24-inch base. Nub's Nob, Harbor Springs: 40-inch Dase. Petoskey Winger Sports Park, Petos-key: 18-inch base. Royal Valley, Buchanan: 7-inch base.

Schuss Mountain, Mancelona: 40-inch base. Sugar Loaf, Traverse City: 25-inch Dase. Swiss Valley, Three Rivers: 20-inch Dase. Thunder Mountain, Boyne falls: 42-inch base. Timber Lee, Traverse City: 25-inch base.

Timber Ridge, Kalamazoo: 30-inch base. Traverse City Holiday, Traverse City: 10-inch base. Walloon Hills, Walloon Lake: 42-inch base. Ward Hills, Branch: 6-inch base. East Michigan AuSable Ledge, Gaylord: 8-10-inch base, 2 inches Bear Mountain, Grayling: 18-inch base, 3 inches new.

Mio Mountain, Mio: 10-14-inch base, 1-3 inches new. Otsego Ski Club, Gaylord: 36- to 42-inch base, 2 inches new. Pinnacles Ski Resort: Gaylord 14-24-inch base, 2-3 inches new. Skyline, Grayling: 12-inch base, 4-Inches new. Snowsnake Mountain, Care: 4-8-inch base, 1-inch new, making snow.

Sylvan Knob, Gaylord: 6-8-inch base, 3-inches new. Southeast Michigan Alpine Valley, Milford: 12-inch base. Irish Hills, Clinton: 10-inch base. Mt. Brighton, Brighton: 24-inch base, 1-2 inches new.

UUILDIIVG MATERIALS U.S. LUMBER CO. 401 Hamblin 963-5588 LUED- RAD BO Pennfield Tourney Semifinal round was completed Thursday, clearing the decks for final action all day Saturday. In 7th grade yesterday, St. Joseph defeated Wattles Park 47-18 and Hastings knocked off Olivet 32-15.

Mac Behnke and Phil Brewster each hit 12 for St. Joseph while Bryan Vorce was high in the other game for Olivet on 8 In 8th grade semis, Olivet dumped Wattles Park 27-25 and St.Joseph nipped Hastings 24-23. Paul Goudrault of Olivet and Todd Francisco of Wattles each hit 9 points. Doug Peck and Gary Selby each had 9 for Hastings. Saturday's schedule: 9 a.m.

St. Philip (7th) vs. Wattles Park; 10:30 a.m. Springfield (8th) vs. Wattles Park; 12 noon, Pennfield (7th) vs.

Olivet; 1:30 p.m., Harper Creek (8th) vs. Hastings; 3 p.m., Springfield (7th) vs. St. Joseph; 4:30, St.Philip (8) vs. Olivet; 7 p.m., Harper Creek (7th) vs.

Hastings (con An Allied Radio Shack exclusive, this portable has automatic level control, wide-response speaker, tone control. 14-5014 Reg. I Best buy anywhere in a batteryAC Cassette Recorder SEATTLE (AP) The Seattle SuperSonics of the National Basketball Association, already enriched by one player who jumped from the rival ABA, apparently are richer still Friday with the addition another jumper, 7-foot rookie Jim McDaniels. But a spokesman for the Carolina Cougars of the American Basketball Association, from whom McDaniels By United Press International Phil Esposito and Jean Ea-tellen seem to be gdoing their own version of "Me and Mv Shadow." Espositp scored a three-goal hat trick and assisted on another goal Thursday night to lead the Boston Bruins to a 4-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. The four points gave Esposito, the National Hockey League leader, 99 points for the season.

But Ratelle also kept up his own torrid pace, collecting a goal and two assists as the New York Rangers downed the Los Angeles Kings 6-4 Prep wrestling G-A belts Howell With Kevin Ostlund sconng his 22nd pin of the season. Galesburg-Augusta walloped Howell in its final dual meet of the campaign at home 56-6. G-A finished 7-4 in dual meets. Ostlund is now 33-0-0 in oil meets this season. Other G-A Rams to nail pins included Steve Howes (112), Earry Kirk (119), Jim Musselman (15 5) and Dale Pettisrevv (185).

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