Battle Creek Enquirer from Battle Creek, Michigan • Page 25

THE BATTLE CREEK ENQUIRER AND NEWS Sec. Three Sunday, January 15, 1967 mm VjglyyMI frank Hastings Driver Finishes 3rd Best In Nation in '66 There never has been a No. 1 athlete picked in the Battta Creek and regional area. If such an area choice were to be made for 1966 it certainly would go to Gordon Johncock, race driver from Hastings. Gordon, racing under the Six-A Swimming Coaches Take Big Splash Forward if i.iii ir M-mmmmmfmmmmrnxsmmmmmmmmsr mm jtm.mmmMJfomtmar' Mtaiar itoffl.

i I ili i i Ml jti'iii i 1 1 ii 1 an i 'rv M'" I HW: It Hi inl i i iWF if 'a i i1 1 HP i .1 i. HIM "'i! Ill 'a- i iiifi'v -'lr i' ri I I -1 1 vi .1 in I JW I i i lt Ml H.I i i i i. ffl i mm .1 1 in ilifiii iiii fM' i i ill 1 HATS OFF to the Six-A Conference swim coaches who have come up with several new ideas to boost the sport from a publicity as well as competitive standpoint. Coach Paul Vogel of the defending state champion Battle mM is I ii: ii mjy- 1 sii I 7 iMiiiii! iir a fey rf am wii.if ttmmy ii III V- TSWt viitfi r. I IV was, 1 iiilil i) LxeeK cenirai team is enuiusiasuc auuui uie changes.

Six-A coaches hope the state will adopt the changes in the near future. Competitively, the Six-A has changed its league meet from a long one day endurance run to a two-day affair. The league also has changed its dual meet scoring to comply with national methods by scoring the two relay events 7-0 each rather than 8-4. Also, each school is permitted three entries in individual events but only two from one school can figure in the points earned. This applies to six-lane pools where normally one boy from each school swims pvhihition.

mmmmmm 'all i i WW I 1 1 il. III. 1 1' .1 lirii i i if 1 11 1 Iff ii i I AM i. 1 Panl Vogel Pmhahiv tho mnet sicmifirant chanee is the leaeue meet Enq uirer and News Photo by Jack Stubbs. Charles McGee, Enos Wonzer and Eugene Ware.

Missing are Louis Maurer and defending state champion Dave Thach. Dick Goldston is training the local stable. LOCAL GOLDEN GLOVERS Here are the youngsters who will represent Battle Creek in the state regional Golden Gloves tournament that will open Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m., in Lansing's Oivic Center. Left to right: Floyd Fitzgerald, Jim Simpson, The Right Answer Ernie Terrell Convinced He Has Solution For Claim by Cassius He's a One-Armed Bandit being switched to a two-day affair. All preliminaries this year will be held Friday afternoon (Feb.

24) in Kalamazoo. The qualifiers will return Saturday afternoon (Feb. 25) with the first finals event slated at 2 p.m. By holding the finals in the afternoon, the big event will not be competing with Saturday night sports action. Also, newspapers in the Six-A coverage area will have plenty of time to give the finals a spread in Sunday editions.

Vogel explained the two-day Six-A meet setup this way: "I'm sure everyone will like the idea. Under a one day set up, swimmers and fans alike put in an awful long day. Under the two-day setup, I'm sure you will see better performances because qualifiers will have more time to rest and get ready for the finals." Vogel also likes the change from 8-4 to 7-0 in point scoring for the two relay events in dual meets. He said that Michigan is the only state that has not changed to 7-0. Under the 7-0 point system, the relay events become more vital.

If a team sweeps the two relays it will need only 34 points in the nine individual events to win. Under the 8-4 point system, a team that sweeps both relays needs 37 additional points in the nine individual events to achieve victory. Looking at it the other way, if you lost both relays under the 7-0 scoring system you will need 48 points in the 9 individual events to win the meet. You could win all 9 first places in the individual events and still lose the meet. Under the present 8-4 system in the relays, you can lose both relays and still need only 45 points in the 9 individual events to win the meet.

Incidentally, the state meet again will be a one day shot with the following minimum times needed to qualify for the prelims: rell. They meet for the heavy- son Terrell used his left like a weight title in Houston Feb. 6. machine. He rammed it in hard, Clay, a bright ballyhoo artist, fast and on-target.

has dubbed Terrell the "one- "Clay has had hand-picked armed bandit" because heiormonents." said the 27-vear-old PLEASANTVILLE N.J. (AP) Ernie Terrell is firmly convinced he has the right answer to Cassius Clay's remark that Terrell is a "one-armed ban dit." ThP fi-fnnt-fi eiant let loose: sanction of the United States Auto Club, finished third among the drivers racing the championship cars of the Indianapolis type. While never finishing first to earn the checkered flag in USAC racing, Gordon was a fierce competitor. He took a fourth place in the "Indy 500" last Memorial Day. His best finishes were seconds at Trenton, Lang-horne and Milwaukee.

Mechanical trouble kept him out of the International 500 in Tokyo late in 1966 and a crash knocked him from competition in the Phoenix 200, the last race of the season. His total winnings for his sponsor was $40,066.59 which is split on arrangement. He drives the W. W. Enterprises Special.

For his third place finish behind the No. 1 man, Mario An- dretti, and the No. 2 finisher Jim McElreath, Gordon picked up $2,558.78 from USAC. Gordon also races stocks, but he has not been as successful in this field compared to the tougher championship grind. City Bowling Honor Roll MEN'S DIVISION High Team (Actual Pins) Komarck's, Springlakes Majors 3001 Columbia Cleaners, Springlake Ma.

2977 Nottke's Bowl, Imperial 2973 Ten Pin Room, Nottke Majors .,.2969 Doubleday Service, Nottke Majors. ..2953 High Game Roma Cafe, 20th Century .1076 Knolls Golf, Springlake Majors 1065 Van Horn Service, Cereal City 1061 Springlakes, Industrial 1058 Komarck's, Springlakes Major 1056 Individual Series Lee Simmonds, Nottke 5 P.M 688 Don French, Sharkey Doubles 686 Gordy Culp, Wolverine 685 Gordy Culp, Springlake Majors 685 Bob Burke, Kellogg Morning 683 Joe Vlick, Springlake Morning 683 Larry Davis, Sharkey Doubles 683 Individual Game Dayton Fruin, Nottke 5 p.m. 287 George Harry, Nottke Majors 279 Harold Shemberger, Kellogg Thurs. 278 Bill Clawson, Clark's 278 Ken Blair, Springlake Majors 279 Don Mitchell, Inter-Shop 276 WOMEN'S DIVISION High Team (Actual Pins) Roma Cafe, Commercial 2660 Roma Cafe, Commercial ..2645 Roma Cafe, Commercial 2631 Roma Cafe, Commercial 2608 Roma Cafe, City 2569 High Gam Fatman Private Eye, Starlite 957 Green Gardens, Commercial 936 Roma Cafe, Commercial 925 Roma Cafe, Commercial 718 Roma Cafe, Commercial 915 Roma Cafe, Commercial 914 Individual Series Verda Himebaugh, City 657 Ruth Wilhelms, Jack-Jill 650 Clara Cronk, High Noon 627 Bettie Frantz, YMCA 625 Esther Dubman, Cereal Bowl Singles 623 Individual Gam Michele Smith, Variety 265 Marion Chantrene, City 255 Esther Dubman, Commercial 255 Mary McCleary, Hit-Miss 251 Esther Dubman, Jack-Jill 245 OPEN DAILY 10 with some solid right-hand! was Clay who called Sonny punches, including one to thejLlstn the "Ugly Bear, Floyd chin that floored sparmate "Rabbit and George tis Martin in a hrisk workout IChuvalo the "Washerwomen' Rick Barry Gains In NBA Scoring NEW YORK (AP) Cincinnati's Oscar Robertson went on a scoring-play-making spree last week but failed to gain on Rick Barry of San Francisco, the National Basketball Association's runaway point leader. Robertson averaged 34.7 points per game in three starts pouring in 43 and 40 in two games against Chicago and capping the week's effort with 21 points and 17 assists as the Royals whipped Baltimore 126-94 in a y's nationally-televised contest.

But Barry scored 109 points in four games and increased his bulge over runner-up Robertson by five. The Warriors' forward has hit for 1,421 points in 38 starts while Cincinnati's back-court ace has 1,057 in two less games. Philadelphia's Wilt Chamberlain, the only other scorer, also went over the 1,000 mark in rebounds, grabbing 128 in five games last week for a total of 1,051. Chamberlain leads the pack in field goal percentage as well, having connected on 68 per cent of his shots from the floor. Adrian Smith of Cincinnati is claims his towering opponent fights strictly with his left hand (before and after beating them.

"He can call me anything he wants, except that 'Uncle Tom' stuff," said Terrell 101a mere was a news siury from Houston that Clay had apologized for calling him an "Uncle Tom," Terrell snapped, "His advisors must have told him to apologize. It was a stupid thing to say. But I think he meant it. I haven't heard him apologize. "He doesn't bother me because I know I'm going to beat him.

Most ol his tricks are outside the ring. He can't hit you with that AH Double-Shuffle. In the ring, he's not extraordinary. He's not even a complete fighter. I know how to fight him.

I'm going to control the fight. "I've got a better jab than he. 1:48.0 100 Free Style :52.5 1:58.0 100 Backstroke 1:02.0 .23.5 400 Free Style 4:18.0 2:16.0 100 Breaststroke 1:07.5 :58.5 400 Free Relay 3:34.0 200 Medlev Relay 200 Free Style 50 Free Style 200 Individual Medley 100 Bvtterly Short Shots jhas and the jab is most impor- Rodgers tops the playmak- Bidg.So!-0RNoyDais vs. Three Urs with an average of 11.6 as-(Witn it, ana you can ao a kh mn (campbeii-stebieton Drikakis); sists Der-game. Terrell.

"Most of them have been too old over the hill. "You make even matches with him and you'll see his true color yellow." Recreation Schedule BASKETBALL SCHEDULE MONDAY, JANUARY DIVISION Youth Bldg. 7:45 Michigan Loan vs. Harle Assoc i a tes i tzgera I d-H ume i-kakis); Youth Bldg. 8:35 Van Dorsten's vs.

Jack Pearl's (Hume-Fitzgerald Drikakis). DIVISION Youth Bldg. 9:25 Driftwood Lounge vs. Bimbo Bowsers (Fitzgerald-Hume Drikakis). TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 DIVISION Youth Bldg.

7:45 Kellogg's No. 1 vs. Kellogg's No. 2 (Lett-James Drikakis); Youth Bldg. 8:35 J.

B. Allen vs. VI Corps (James-Lett Drikakis); Youth Bldg. 9:25 Carl Angelos vs. B.C.

Gas Co. (Lett-James Drikakis); Walter's Ele. Bye. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 DIVISION A V.A. Hosp 7:00 Peter's All Stars vs.

Y.A.C.S. (Beronia-Beard Thayer; V.A Hosp. 8:15 Phillip's oilers vs. Post; cereals (Beard-Beronja Thayer) Youth Bldg 8:40 Rice's Boot Shop ii n.ui r- 1 1 1 Da mormon a oreuieiun-v-ciMiuucn ruy youth Bldg. Black's Vending vs.

Grand Trunk (Campbell-Setbleton vser Thursday, January 19 division a V.A. Hosd. 7:00 Eaton's vs. Job Corps 'Jets (Slauson-James Miller); V.A. Hosp.

8:15 B.C. Bullets vs. Job Corps alcons (James-Siauson Miner); sports- land Bye. DIVISION Youth Bldg. 7:45 Springlake Lanes vs.

Custer Lounge (Harvey-Cross) Poy ser). Youth Shook's Barber shop vs. McDonalds-(Cross-Harvey Povser) HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL LEAGUES SCHEDULE boys high school MONDAY, JANUARY 1 Sniffers-(Dean-Evans poyser); Youth Bidg -7BeJ'r orvs- Red Barons- girls league THESDAT' JNUR.V. YOUTn id aponanenes vs -ngerettess owen-ioving Thayer); "ubsTdovT boys high school WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18 Youth Bros. vs.

Ban- lshed Bulls-dhomas-Hoogendoorn Dri- Cubs (Adams-Owens Thayer); irden earkittens Bye. CnnrU-Cll-Yenr EAST LANSING (AP) Pro I BUCK NYSTROM. former Michigan State grid great who later coached at Lansing Sexton High, is now on the coaching staff at Oklahoma. He has been line coach at North Dakota State the past few seasons Ed Baker, the new head football coach at Kalamazoo College, is the 18th mentor in 7.1 years of the sprt at Rolla Anderson, former Lakeview High coach, served 14 years at K-College before turning over the reins to Baker. Rolla will devote full time to AD duties.

Joel Sterling of Jonesville is among the 38 MSU athletes who posted scholastic averages of or better. He's a sophomore track prospect Toledo University's fine cage team is rich in talent from Michigan. The starters include Bill Backensto. 6-3 from Dearborn, John Brisker, 6-4 from Ham-tramck and John Rudley. 5-9 who helped Benton Harbor win two state titles Big Ten officials deny a report that the league will not permit schools to play non-conference football games after Nov.

1 in the future. The report stemmed from the tremendous interest in the Notre Dame-MSU season finale that overshadowed such Bfe Ten season-enders as Michigan-Ohio State In case you are interested there are now 10.000 bowling establishments in the nation, averaging 18 lanes each Joe DiMaggio, all-time great centerfielder of the Yankees, owns the No. 1 ticket for the Cassius Clay-Ernie Terrell title fight in Houston's Astrodome, Feb. 6. damage with a stiff left jab.

In his five-round workoui three with Martin, a main-e fighter, and two with Bill 1 1. 4 In his five-round WOrkOUt three With Martin, a main-event fighter, and two with Bill Morri Sandy Koufax Wins Hutchinson Award DAYTON, Ohio (AP) Los Angeles Dodger pitching great Sandy Koufax, who announced his retirement from baseball last November, is the winner of the 1966 Hutch Award The award is given by major league baseball writers and broadcasters in memory of the lQto Frprl Hutchinson, major; leaeue pitcher and manager of the Detroit Tigers, it. Louis car riinaW anH rinrinnati Reds. 4Z ti 7 a A nmc iho The Hutch Award goes to xne maior leaeuer who "best exem- I AUTO CENTER Prep Cage Standings pi Hp GORON JOHNCOCK As He Appeared In Indianapolis Helms Foundation Votes Irish And State Co-Champs LOS ANGELES (AP) Notre Dame and Michigan State were named co-champions of the 1966 college football season by the Helms Athletic Foundation Monday. It was the first time the HAF staff picked co-champions in college football since it started its selections in 1900.

Notre Dame has been picked eight times for the championship honors and Michigan State four times. Michigan State was the Helms choice as No. 1 in 1965. Fred Stolle Signs Pro Tennis Contract BRISBANE, Australia (AP) Australian Davis Cup star Fred Stolle has signed a professional tennis contract. His professional fee will be kept secret in view of future negotiations with present amateur stars, but it is believed to be in excess of $80,000.

Stolle signed a two-year contract Tuesday. He starts his professional career here Jan. 28 in matches against Rod Laver, Pancho Gonzales and Dennis Ralston. 10 SUNDAY 10-7 HERE'S. WHAT WE DOij 1.

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4. Bleed, fluh, and refill hydraulic system with approved SAI fluid. 3. Ctean, Inspect, and carefully repack front wheel bearings. Adjust brakes en all four wheels, hand brake, pedal clearance.

PH. 962-4029 I KM I Six-A Battle Creek 2 1 Ann Arbor 1 2 Kalamazoo 3 0 Eastern 0 3 Jackson 2 1 Sexton 0 3 South Central Parkside 2 0 E. Lansing 1 1 Lakeview 2 1 Adrian 0 3 Everett 1 1 Twin Valley Albion 6 0 Three Rivers 2 4 Sturgis 1 Hillsdale 2 5 plifies the fighting spirit and "league burning desire of the late Fred; one dav last week "Clay will see plenty of them in Houston if he comes to fight," said thP p-rimlv-rietermined Ter-! 0 mum: This Week's Prep Schedule mil TUESDAY Basketball Kellogg CC at Grand Rapids JC. Athens at Homer. Quincy at Bronson.

Reading at Jonesville. Union City at Litchfield. Lakewood at Ionia. Olivet at DeWitt. Lansing Everett at Lansing Waverly.

THURSOAY Wrestling Springfield at Harper Creek. FRIDAY Basketball Battle Creek at Jackson. Jackson Parkside at Lakeview. Pennfield at Springfield. St.

Philip at Bellevue. Three Rivers at Harper Creek. Coldwater at Albion. Hillsdale at Marshall. Grand Ledge at Hastings.

Charlotte at Lakewood. St. Johns at Ionia. Alma at Greenville. Athens at Bronson.

Homer at Reading. Jonesville at Union City. Litchfield at Quincy. Bangor at Delton. Gull Lake at Galesburg-Augusta.

Fennville at Parchment. Climax-Scotts at St. Charles. Olivet at Springport. Tekonsha at Cement City.

Hamilton at Middleville. Kalamazoo at Ann Arbor. Lansing Eastern at Lansing Sexton. Jackson St. John at Adrian.

Lansing Everett at East Lansing. Swimming Jackson at Battle Creek. Lakeview at Jackson Parkside. Wrestling Jackson at Battle Creek. Lakeview at Jackson Parkside.

SATURDAY Basketball Sturgis at Lakeview. Alpena JC at Kellogg CC. St. Charles at Tekonsha. Springport at Grass Lake.

Jackson at Parkside. East Lansing at Lansing Waverly. Swimming Battle Creek at Lakeview, 3 p.m. Recreation Standings 1967 CIVIC RECREATION ADULT BASKETBALL STANDINGS Thru January 12, 1967 MAJOR Team Team Phillip's Oilers 3 0 Custer Flyers 2 1 2 7 4 Sportsland 3 1 Y.A.L.a. 1 Job Corps Eaton's 0 Falcons 3 1 Peter's All-Stars 2 1 A-l Job Corps Jets 0 B.C.

Bullets Post Cereals 2 1 Clark's 1 DIVISION (Upper Bracket) Walter's Elec. 4 0 Harle Asso. 1 Carl Angelo's 4 0 B.C. Gas Co. 1 J.

B. Ailen 2 2 Kellogg's No. 1 0 Jack Pearl's 1 1 Keiiogg no. 2 3 i Michigan Loan i 3 (Lower Bracket) Van Dorsten's 2 2 VI Corps 0 4 DIVISION Driftwood 3 1 Bimbo Springlakes Bowster's Lanes 3 1 McDonald's Custer Lounge 2 1 Plast Shook's Barber 2 2 DIVISION Rice's Boot 2 2 Mormon's Black's Vend 2 2 Royal's Grand Trunk 1 3 Three-Way-Inn i 2 1 3 1 3 5 4 Active Duty NEW YORK (UPI) Mike Hegan, an outfielder-first baseman for the New York Yankees, was called to six months active duty with the National Guard Monday and will be lost to the American League club until mid-surnmer. Hegan, 24, was activated by the 241st Engineering Company in Stoughton, and will re port to Ft.

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is.enney compieieu ins nun VIIVI II I Ullll I I I i intl I ICI I Id 111 1966. His teams have won 90 the free-throw leader with an 095 nercentaee while Chicago's 1111 1 Lincoln Park Prep Baseball Coach Sues Conference DETROIT (UPI) The base- f.na(.. at suburban Lincoln Call COacn ai SUOUIUdii iun-uiii park High School Friday filed suit in Wayne County Circuit Court against the Huron-Rouge jv alley Conference, charging 'them with conspiring to get his Thomas Noldan's suit asked $50,000 in damages. The 39-year- old coach, who also is a teacher the Lincoln Park School sys- ilem. claimed his school district jhas informed him he will oe fired Jan.

la 11 ne aoes nut 1C- sign. Noland said he has an enviable record for turning out win- ning teams. The "conspiracy, he said, involves a plan by par- tlCipating SCnOOlS IO OlSbOlve uie Wmerence ai.U group without Lincoln Park as a member, if he remains coach. Circuit Court Judge George T. Martin restrained the Confer 'price from dissolving or from rrarhpH Lincoln A park'c tpams for 16 years.

A hearing on the suit was set for Lose One Series The Detroit Tigers lost only one season series in 1966, that to Kansas City, 6-12. Special HHelliiinie iS35 Capital, S.W. 962-6581 AND COL licf anH tiorl 5 anrli.Tan. 20. Hutchinson." KUf3X reCeiVe urT at the annual dinner of the New York chapter of Baseball Writ-; ors of America on Jan.

29 in New York. MCll'c I itwhilpr VOU 5 Lliwniiei Honored by Coaches HOUSTON (AP) fen- rmsi rinc of Stanford University nasi been elected president of college y-i II Baseball Coaches. inner new oiiil-cis ic rc nonmi c.ito Litwhiler of Micnigan oiaiu tirsi vice piesiuc.i. a TPlr- I. ser ot M.

jonns oi second vice Siebert of Minnesota, inira t. president. Lee Eilbracht ot un- nois was re-elected executive secretary-treasurer. Three new additions to the executive committee were named. Thev are Jack Butter-field of Maine, district Clark Medler of Penn State, district 2 and Harry Craft of North Dakota, district 5.

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