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Enquirer and News, Battle Creek, Oct. 23, 1 973 B-3 Dick But kus may quit Pennfield's Tindol scores four ways CHICAGO (AP) Veteran linebacker Dick Butuis of the Chicago Bears indicated Monday he may call it quits to his stellar National Football League career at the end of this season. "I can't perform like I used to," the 30-year-old Butkis said Monday. The Bears Sunday suffered their third straight defeat and were left with a 1-5 record in a 13-10 loss to the New England Patriots. Butkus, in his ninth Bear sea two tough games to Dallas and Minnesota and beat Denver, and then the roof caves in on us.

"Injuries have hurt us and we have been hit by not-intelligent penalties. Maybe, it's a lack of concentration. I don't think it's all the fault of Bobby Douglass at quarterback." Butkus said "I'll have something to say at the end of the year" about his future pro career. He said he wasn't interested in becoming a member of the beat Sturgis," 40-26 last Friday, said Pennfield Coach Bob Scheloske. "Terry is an all-around athlete." City scoring leader Tim Compton added a touchdown last Friday, boosting his lead to 26 points over Battle Creek Central's 1-2 scoring punch of Harry Glass and Greyland Banks.

Banks and Glass are tied for second, each with 48 points. St. Philip took over in the team statistics. The Tigers are averaging 30.8 points per game and defensively are allowing 6.1 points per game. Cereal City teams have combined for 23 wins and 13 losses.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Terry Tindol scorer Saginaw Arthur Hill holds No.l grid spot Bushong clears paths for Homer runners Prep league grid standings LEAGUE STANDINGS 7-A League Overall BattleCreek 4 0 5 1 AA Pioneer 3 1 3 3 Lans. Eastern 2 1 4 2 Ypsilanti 3 2 3 3 Jackson 13 15 Lans. Sexton 13 15 Kalamazoo 0 4 2 4 South Central E.Lansing 4 0 6 0 Lakeview. 3 1 4 2 Adrian 3 2 4 2 Jack. Parkside 2 2 4 2 Lans.

Everett 12 2 4 Lans. Hill 13 2 4 AA Huron 0 4 0 5 Twin Valley Coldwater 4 0 5 1 Hillsdale 3 1 5 1 Sturgis 3 1 3 3 Pennfield 2 2 3 3 Albion 13 3 3 Marshall 14 2 4 Harper Creek 0 3 15 Kalamazoo Valley Springfield 3 1 5 1 Delton 3 1 3 3 Parchment 3 1 3 3 Gal-Augusta 2 1 5 1 Bangor 13 2 4 Mattawan 0 3 2 4 Others St. Philip 5 1 Bronson 1 5 Gull Lake 1 5 Maple Valley 1 5 Big8 Springport 4 1 5 1 Homer 4 1 4 2 Quincy 4 1 4 2 Athens 3 2 4 2 UnionCity 2 3 2 4 Concord 2 3 2 4 Reading 14 15 Jonesville 0 5 0 6 St. Joe Valley Mendon 5 1 5 1 Constantine 4 1 5 1 White Pigeon 3 1 5 1 BurrOak 2 3 3 3 Climax-Scotts 2 3 2 4 Colon-I- 13 14 Centreville 13 14 Schoolcraft 14 2 4 -t- Doesn't include league tie game. West Central Grand Ledge 5 0 6 0 Charlotte 3 1 4 2 St.Johns 3 1 4 2 Waverly 2 2 3 3 Alma 2 2 2 4 Ionia 0 4 0 6 Hastings 0 5 15 CMAC Fowler 5 1 Potterville 5 1 Laingsburg 4 2 Bellevue 3 3 Olivet 3 3 Pewa mo-West 3 3 Fulton 3 3 PortlandSt.

Pat 2 4 DeWitt 2 4 Webberville 0 6 There are five ways to score in football by way of a touchdown, an extra-point kick, a two-point conversion, a field goal and a safety. Pennfield's Terry Tindol has utilized four means to score this season. The only exception is a safety. Tindol has a touchdown, three two-point runs, an extra-point kick and a 31-yard field goal. His 16 points total ranks 19th in city scoring.

"Terry's 31-yard field goal gave us the lift we needed to Dave Bushong 1 nr I. 2 T. Compton (L) 12 1 0 0 74 Glass(BC) 8 0 0 0 48 G. Banks (BC) 8 0 0 0 48 S. 7 1 0 0 44 E.Norris(S) 5 1 7 0 39 M.

Speck (S) 6 1 0 0 38 Hoxie(SP) 6 1 0 0 38 M. Smith (SP) 4 0 0 0 24 G. Starring 4 0 0 0 24 R. Black (L) 4 0 0 0 24 Benson (S) 4 0 0 0 24 P.Chaput(P) 3 1 0 0 20 S.Shafe(HC) 3 0 0 0 18 Borsum (P) 3 0 0 0 18 DeGraves (HC). 3 0 0 0 18 T.

Tindol (P) 1 3 1 I 16 Extra point kick leaders; Bary Barton (BC) 12, John Bauman (SP) Jim Mains (L) and Ed Norris (S) Philip (5-1) Erie Mason (4-1-1) St.Charles(5-l) 1. CLASS Place, Team, Record Poll Points 1. Trav. City St. Fran.

(6-0) 75 2. Cheboygan Cath. (7-0) 69 3. N.Muskegon (6-0) 66 4. A.

Arbor St. Thomas (6-0) 55 5. Fit. Holy Rosary (6-0) 51 6. Crystal Fall (7-1) 37 7.

Menden(5-1) 34 8. Peck (5-0) 28 9. Allendale (6-0) 26 10. Mesick (5-0-1) 24 Honorable mention: Pickford (7-1)21; Indian River Inland Lakes (6-1) 20; Deerfield (5-1) 20; Fowler (5-I) 17; Bessemer (7-1) 17; Grass Lake (4-2) 16; North Adams (5-1) 12; Potterville (5-1) Kingston (5-1)4) Harbor Springs (5-1)3; Wyandotte Mt.Carmel(4-2) 2. Bear coaching staff.

"It would be better to start as a coach someplace new," Butkus said, adding he would be particularly interested working under Pete Elliott at Miami of Florida. "Pete is a prince of a guy," said Butkus, who played under Elliott at the University of Illinois. Girls Basketball Lakeview wins Lakeview survived in an overtime struggle at home against Comstock, 52-50, at the varsity level. The Spartans also took the jayvee game, 21-20, with Loretta Dugan hitting 16 points. Sherry Kolenda led the varsity victory on 13 tallies while Donna Pape and Peggy Quails each hit 10.

The varsity is now 5-1 on the season. Springfield triumphs Springfield outscored the Pennfield varsity at home, 48-31, but the Pennfield jayvees won the other game, 23-8, to run its unbeaten record to 9-0. Liz Jones poured in 25 points to lead the Springfield varsity, while Nan Himebaugh and Claudia Klepsteen each had nine for Pennfield. Central Division Atlanta 3 3 .500 Houston 3 3 .500 Capital 1 5 .167 Cleveland 0 4 .000 Western Conference Midwest Division Milwaukee 5 1 .833 Chicago 5 2 .714 K.C. -Omaha 3 3 500 Detroit 3 3 .500 Pacific Division Portland 0 1.000 Los Angeles Golden State Seattle Phoenix 2 .600 2 .500 4 .429 3 .400 1 V-1 2 2 American Basketball Association East Division New York 4 I Pet.

GB .800 Ken-ucky 4 1 .800 Carolina 4 2 .667 Memphis 2 3 .400 Virginia 2 5 .286 west Division Denver .800 .500 .500 .250 .200 Utah Indiana San Antonio San Diego l'l li 3' 2 3 PRO HOCKEY National Hockey League East Division TEAM STATISTICS 2 A SP(5-I) 28 4 9 0 185 37 5(5-1) 17 4 7 0 117 48 18 1 12 0 128 49 LU-2) 22 4 7 1 150 97 P(33) 12 5 1 1 86 135 10 1 3 0 65 124 Totals 107 19 39 2 725 180 Pro Sports Standings Three Goguac sailors bolster season leads Homer football coach Kurt Evans takes pride in his Trojans' 4-2 record this season. He credits much of the success to running back Don Drumm and Mark Smith, who have combined for nine rushes over the 100-yard mark But, Evans also gives credit to 180-pound tackle Dave Bushong. a 5-11 senior. "He (Davel is one of the best tackles in the area." Evans says. "Dave has opened the door to many of the gains (yardage) that Drumm and Smith have had this year." Evans added.

"He's an excellent blocker." Many coaches say, "behind a good running back is a good lineman." As a result. 34 local and area football players are members of the 100-Yard Rush Club. Drumm tied for the top spot in Homer's 44-6 win over Reading. Newcomers to the sixth list of the rush club include Pennfield's Jim Borsum. Lake-view's Rick Black.

Quincy's Rick McNitt and Olivet's Russ Larimer. Here is the sixth rush club list: Tim Compton, Lakeview, (5); Don Drumm, Homer, (5); Harry Glass, Battle Creek, (4); Mark Smith, Homer, (4); Rob Doubleday, Athens, (4); Bill Waters. Hillsdale, (3); John Stokes, Coldwater, (3); Kevin Matteson, Delton, (3); Anthony Blackwell. Albion, (3); Pat Supianoski, Quincy. (3); Greyland Banks, Battle Creek, (2); Fred DeGraves, Harper Creek.

(2); Rick Taylor, Sturgis, (2); Gary Baum, Springport, (2); TimHoxie, St. Philip, (2); John Galloway, Marshall; Dale Pettigrew, Galesburg-Au-gusta; Nelson Myers. Galesburg-Augusta; Steve Wightman, Springfield, Dave Heaton, Maple Valley; Tom Hedrick, Union City; Floyd Cooper, Springport; Roger Price, Reading; Rusty Smith, Bellevue; Rick Perry, Olivet; Craig Blan-chard, Jonesville; Steve Bush, St. Philip; Mark Speck, Springfield; Jim Pike, Sturgis; Rusty Thayer, Hillsdale; Rick Black, Lakeview; Rick McNitt, Quincy; Jim Borsum, Pennfield; Russ Larimer. Olivet.

son, said "I go into a game cold now. I don't practice during the week because of my knee problem. I learn about the game plan at squad meetings." Butkus said he still thinks he can help the Bears, but added "I got some doubt about whether I should be playing." Butkus has an arthritic knee and his retirement was rumored earlier this season. As for the Bears' collapse, Butkus said "I just don't know what happened. You can't put the finger on anybody.

We lose also won but fell out of the top 10 in Class B. Here are the top 10 teams in each class in the sixth Associated Press high school football poll of the season: CLASS A Place, Team, Record Poll Points 1. Saginaw Arthur Hill (6-0) 75 2. East Lansing (6-0) 68 3. Flint Southwestern (6-0) 59 4.

Hazel Park (6-0) 58 5. Flint Northern (5-0) 51 6. Pontiac Northern (6-0) 50 7. Muskegon (6-0) 43 8. Trenton (6-0) 41 9.

Escanaba(8-0) 29 10. St.Joseph(6-0) 17 Honorable mention: Grosse Pointe North (6-0) 15; Livonia Churchill (6-0) 14; Livonia Franklin (6-0) 14; Battle Creek Central (5-1) 13; North Farmington (4-1) 12; Grosse Pointe South (6-0) Flint Carman (6-0) Grand Ledge (6-0) Romeo (6-0) Detroit Catholic Central (5-1) Jackson Parkside (5-1) Grand Rapids Creston (5-0-1) Dearborn Fordson (5-1) Grand-ville(5-l)2; Niles(5-1) 1. CLASS Place, Team, Record Poll Points 1. Dearborn Div. Child (6-0) 75 2.

Saginaw Eisenhower (6-0) 62 3. Plainwell(6-0) 55 4. Fenton(6-0) 48 5. Musk. Reeth Puffer (6-0) 47 6.

Novi(6-0) 38 7. Cadillac (6-0) 28 8. Tie, Hemlock (6-0) 27 MadisnHts. Bis. Foley ((6-0) 27 10.

Flint Powers (4-2) 25 Honorable mention: Jackson Lumen Christi (4-2) 20; East Grand Rapids (5-0-1) 19; Saginaw Swan Valley (6-0) 17; Fruitport (5-1) 16; Monroe Catholic Central (6-0) 16; Hillsdale (5-1) 15; Tawas Area (6-0) 13; Muskegon Catholic Central (3-2) 12; Grand Rapids Catholic Central (4-1-1) 10; Mount Pleasant (5-1) Detroit De LaSalle (5-1) Lowell (6-0) Marysville (5-1)4; Otisville (5-1)1. CLASS Place, Team, Record Poll Points 1. Hudson (6-0) 75 2. Kazoo Hackett (6-0) 70 3. St.

lgnace(6-0) 65 4. Haslet (6-0) 51 5. Marcellus(6-0) 46 6. Middleville(6-0) 42 7. Harbor Beach (6-0) 36 8.

Negaunee(7-0) 34 9. St.JosephLk. Mich. (6-0) 29 10. EastJackson (6-0) 26 Honorable mention: Portland (6-0)21; Onaway (6-0) 19, BattleCreek Springfield (5-1) 17; Center Line St.

Clement (5-1) 16; Hancock (7-1) 12; Evert (6-0) 11; Watervliet (5-1) Union-Sebewaing (6-0) Bay City All Saint (5-1) Battle Creek St. Raceway Mission. Paid: 29.20- 14.60 5.20; 3.40 2.80; 2.80. Time: 2:09.3. 10th: (1) Stoney Key, (2) Pason Tag, (3) Bernie Tona.

Also: Top Floor, Buddy Jose, Robbie John, Tony Chef. Paid: 5.00 4.20- 2.40; 8.60 3.00; 3.00. Time: 2:11.3. Nightcap double 2-4 paid 80 00. Consolation double 2-8 paid 18.20.

Exacta 4-2 paid 77.80. Attendance: 1,884. Handle 143, 276. Tuesday's Entries Ist-Trot: DixboroHope, Spectacular Pick, Tranquil Ralaw Mary Anns Best, Castastar, Frosty Silk, Mr. Morris, Beckoning Waters 2nd-Pace: Judys Gladiator, Miss Duffy.

R. Lady Bentley, Lotus Bud, Queens Robinette, Dublin Dulcet, DaleWorthy, Directnik. 3rd-Trot: Careless Joy, Jessie Boris. Tom Circo, Amigo Lee, OH Johnnie, A Horse, Carefree Sun, Sue Cross. 4th-Pace: Major Frosty, Patty Chips, Dynamic Knox, Phil Rothe, Playing Hob, Lady Friea, Handbag, Carmon R.

5th-Trot: Elby Chip, Shiaway Cindy, Twigs Pride. Sally Sutton, Bonie Jessie, Homer Brookwood, Vickies Dream Doll, Jim Flanagan. 6th-Pace: Brights Isabelle. Philynn, Adios Tiger, Voloite Dream, Old Man Anderson, Bees Buzz, Leos Rose, Syracuse. 7th-pace: Sam Sam, Gary Boy, Direct Bet, Tutsie Toy, Sharp Mike, Unco Kid, Livonia Boy, Guy Wonderful.

8th-Pace: Miss Brenda, Recreed, Royal Fleet, Bri Ann Sue, Papas Dave, HJane, Canadian Sis's Time. 9th-Pace: Oscodo Lad, Grattan Grattan, Frenchie, Propedo, Olita Gale, Last Chance Daymon, Domi-nionjudy. Arbor Wind. lOth-Pace: Minos Choice, Bart Johnson, Lindas Irishman, Niftys Joy, Wildwood Carol. Adios, Mighty Leo, CongressJohn.

Cross Country Results BCC4th in 7-A Battle Creek Central finished fourth in the 7-A cross country meet. Ann Arbor Pioneer won its fifth straight league title, while following in order were Jackson. Kalamazoo, Battle Creek. Ypsilanti, Lansing Sexton and Lansing Eastern. Chip Hadler of Ann Arbor won the meet, timed in 15:04.

a league record. Battle Creek's finishes were John Buf-' finga (16); Dave Reigle (18); Lloyd Sain (19); Tom Geibig 27 and. John Haskins 28 By LARRY PALADINO TRAVERSE CITY (AP) One missing student is responsible for Traverse City Francis High School's perch atop the Class football poll. "This year we went down to the final day and we came up one student short of being a Class school," said Coach Waldo Keating. So, the Gladiators dropped to Class where they now rule the Associated Press poll released today.

Had they been in Class chances are they would be at least a few notches further down in the standings, which are topped by defending champ Hudson. "You can't take anything away from Hudson," Keating said. "Anyone who can win 50 games in a row like they've done deserves tobe on top." The Gladiators totaled a perfect 75 points, getting a perfect 15 points from each of the five Class panel members representing newspapers and broadcasters throughout Michigan. Powerful Saginaw Arthur Hill, which some people feel could beat some small college teams, remains first in Class A and Dearborn Divine Child tops the Class list. They, along with Hudson, also polled a perfect 75 points.

AH the leaders have 6-0 records. Battle Creek and area teams slipped out of the top 10 in all classes. Battle Creek Central dropped to 14th from 7th after losing to second ranked East Lansing in Class A. Springfield fell from 4th to 14th in Class after losing its first game in three seasons to Parchment. St.

Philip dropped from 14th to 19th despite a big win over Bronson in Class C. Hillsdale Jackson MONDAY'S RESULTS 1st: (1) Ozark Ed, (2) Clown, (3) Yankee Joe D. Also: Rudy Adios, Scotamor, Beacon Flash, Marty Parker. Paid: 26 60 23.60- 14.40; 10.20 5.80; 67.00. Time: 2:13.1.

2nd: (1) Good Pals Ginny. (2) Mr Ripper, (3) Meadow Hal. Also: Par-na Girl. Chief Rusty, First View, Beulah Tryax, The Mender. Paid: 24.00- 11.20- 5 40; 7.60- 3.00; 3.20.

Time: 2:11. Daily double 5-7 paid 264.60. 3rd: (1) Rambling Frisky. (2) Fairview Prince. (3) Adios Ray Matt.

Also: Pastime Ginny, Ruby's Spunky Boy. Doe Run, Tiger Man, Rose of Silrook. Paid: 3 40 3 00 2.80; 7.40-3.80; 3.80. Time: 2:09.4. th: (1) Pat Colewood, (2) Chief Robert, (3) Gceenleaf Blondie.

Also: Garvick Hanover, Gypsy Knox, Copper Topper, Firmament, Petticoat Time. Paid: 10.00 5.60 5.00; 8.00-6.80; 6 80. Time: 2:08. Exacta 4-8 paid 63.20. 5th: (1) Good Pals Billy, (2) Crickets Song.

(3) Sally Hodgen. Also: Shadydale Fan, Ladys Son Pete, Supreme Success. Molly Wick, Wishing Dart. Paid: 9 40 4 60 3.40; 5.60-4.20; 9.20. Time: 2:14.

(1) Donnies Star, (2) Flyaway Dolly, (3) None Other. Also: Stable Talk, Talulah. Free Press, Grand Adieu Lobell. Paid: 7.20 5.20 3.20; 23.80 6.20; 3.60. Time: 2:09.1.

7th: (1) Highlands Star, (2) Chief Black Foot, (3) Diamond Dot. Also: All Dag, Blueberrys Tiger, Spring Fever, Kims Sabby. Lucky Rae. Paid: 22 60 6.80 3.00; 4.60 2 60. Time: 2:07.2.

Exacta 7-3 paid 255 80. 8th: (1) Maior Rex, (2) Brewers Chips. (3) Banda. Also: Melody. Graylin Natalie, BarnieScot, Wkil-helminas Bill, Ballards Rebel.

Paid: 21.20-7.20-4.60; 5.60- 4.40; 5.60. Time: 2:08. 9th: (1) Courtly Hal, (2) Speedway Dollie, (3) Winters Day. Also: Goldie Tuxedo, Painters Pride Bethals Lizzie, Knoxbury, Comets By The Associated Press PRO FOOTBALL National Football League AMERICAN CONFERENCE Eastern Division Pet. PF PA Miami 5 10 Buffalo 4 2 0 N.Y.

Jets 2 4 0 New England 2 4 0 Baltimore 2 4 0 833 126 87 .667 .333 .333 .333 111 120 74 106 87 120 96 150 Central Division Pittsburgh 5 I 0 833 164 77 Cincinnati 4 2 0 .667 97 81 Cleveland 4 2 0 Houston 0 6 0 .667 110 97 .000 90 215 Western Division Kansas City 3 2 I .583 Oakland 3 2 1 .583 75 74 71 71 Denver 2 3 1 .417 138 115 San Diego 1 5 0 .167 85 171 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Eastern Division Washington 5 10 .833 159 64 Dallas 4 2 0 2 4 0 1 4 I 1 4 1 667 188 109 St. Louis N.Y. Giants .333 .250 25 170 12 131 Phila. .250 127 164 Central Division Minnesota 6 0 0 1.000 125 75 Green Bay 2 2 2 500 72 79 Detroit 1 4 1 .250 103 115 Chicago 1 5 0 .167 95 136 Western Division Los Angeles 6 0 0 1.000 186 97 Atlanta 3 3 0 .500 164 88 San Fran. 3 3 0 500 135 121 New Orleans 2 4 0 .333 61 185 Monday's Game Oakland 23, Denver 23, tie Sunday, Oct.

28 Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Denver at New Yorkjets, 1p.m. Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Miami at New England, I p.m. San Diego at Cleveland, 1 p.m.

Houston at Chicago. 2p.m. Los Angeles at Minnesota, 2 p.m. N.Y. Giants atst.

Louis, 2p.m. Oakland at Baltimore. 2 p.m. Washington at New Orleans, p.m. Atlanta at San Francisco, 4 p.m.

Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 4p.m. Monday, Oct. 29 KansasCity at Buffalo, 9p.m. PRO BASKETBALL National Basketball Association Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Pet. GB Boston New York Buffalo Philadelphia 3 1 .750 3 2 600 "2 2 3 400 1 4 .200 2'j Why are all these people grinning, laughing, clapping, waving? Prs Boston 4 10 8 Buffalo 4 2 0 8 Toronto 4 2 0 8 N.Y Rangers 3 2 17 Montreal 3 2 0 6 Vancouver 2 3 0 4 Detroit 14 13 N.Y.

Islanders 0 3 3 3 West Division Philadelphia 4 2 0 8 Atlanta 3 117 Pittsburgh 3 2 0 6 Chicago 2 12 6 California 2 3 0 4 Los Angeles 13 2 4 St. Louis 13 13 Minnesota 0 3 3 3 World Hockey Association East Division Pts New England 5 3 1 11 Cleveland 4 0 19 Quebec 3 4 0 6 Toronto 2 4 2 6 Chicago 2 4 15 New York 15 2 4 West Division Winnipeg 4 2 0 8 Minnesota 3 117 Edmonton 3 10 6 Vancouver 3 4 0 6 Houston 2 2 0 4 Los Angeles 13 0 7 smaller boats, finishing well within their time limits, where the Lasers and Bantams used up most of their time limits. Dave McDill. who has to sail only one more race to clinch the season's first place, took two first places to demonstrate he is as good sailing in light airs as in heavy. Laser leader Chris Sundberg extended his already comfortable first place for the season sailing 1-3 for the afternoon.

Pat McCarty returned after an absence of several weekends, sailed 3-1. Neil Jones and Jeff Jackson each had a second and fourth place. Pete Sperr oozed out a nice first place in the second race in Sunfish after losing to Walt Kreiter in the first race. Krei-ter had to be content with the second spot in the second race. do it, so can you.

Three fleet leaders battened down their positions for the 1973 season in light weather sailing Sunday on Goguac Lake. Seventeen boats turned out for a gorgeous blue and gold Sunday afternoon as Goguac Yacht Club held its next-to-last weekend of sailing. In Rhodes Bantams. Dave Gibson squeezed out two more first places in the slow airs to assure his win for 1973. Dave Burton, back from Michigan State University for the weekend, managed two second places.

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