Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 62

CMU Rewards Graduate Parfitt for Patience Tin: STATE JOUIWL Waverly 2nd At Hastings Lanung Fast Lansing, Atchigan moved into the varsity assi- background includes two years .10 April 1971 tant's job this past season. at Iingsburg and seven at His high school coaching Marysville. stop Kjolhede and freshman baseball mentor under Dr. Waldo Sauter. "I coached baseball for the first three years and then decided I wanted to concentrate on my basketball duties," Parfitt disclosed.

An impressive 78-19-1 record during his eight years as the plelc basketball mentor plus a fine recruiting effort during that time made Parfitt attractive as head coach prospect. Two years ago University officials approved a varsity assistant coach's position in the basketball program. Parfitt spent one more winter guiding the freshman team, then PI WE'RE 7 triage MT. PLEASANT "I guess in the back of my mind this is where I've always wanted to coach. Dick Parfitt, a 1953 graduate of Central Michigan College after starring in basketball and baseball, was named officially by the CMU Board of Trustees as the new basketball coach at his alma mater.

He succeeds the dean of Michigan's collegiate basketball coaches, Ted Kjolhede, who earlier this month announced he was retiring from coaching after 15 years as head man at CMU, also his alma mater, to devote more time to his duties as assistant athletic director. Parfitt spent nine successful years coaching at the h'gh school level following his graduation as a commerce major and physical education minor in 1953. He returned to CMU in the fall of 1962 as freshman basketball coach under DICK PARFITT Chips' Cage Coach Lansing Gymnasts Score Well COME SEE THE NEW '71 M0DLS 9.5 daily OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK placed eighth, Charlotte 11th, Hastings 12th and St. Johns 14th among area teams competing. Doug Prout garnered the only first place for Waverly, winning the long jump with a leap of 21 feet, 6i inches.

Bill Bowen of Lakewood won the high hurdles clocked in :15.5 and Charlotte's distance medley relay, timed in 11:19.9 of Dave Rieben, Terry Miller, Bill Bytwerk and Jim Chen-oweth also placed first. Area finishes only: HASTINGS RELAYS Team Scoring Portage Northern 59, Waverly 41. Lakewood 21; Portland 20, Marshall and Comstock 19, Grand Ledge 18. Plainwell 17, Portage Central Charlotte II, Hastings S. Kalamazoo Hackett 4, Battle Creek Pennfield 3, St.

Johns I. Ionia 0. Shot Put 2-Car (Lakewood); 3-Marks (Portland); 4-Armour (Hastings); 5- Sanborn (Portland). Long Jump 1-Prout (Waverly), 21-63; 2-Crowe (Grand Ledge); 3-Bowen (Lakewood); 4-Beoiak (Waverlv). Pole Vault 2-Dunham (vaverly); 3- Cleary (Hastings).

High Jump 2-Durrant (Portland); 5- Bowen (Lakewood). Mile Relay 2-Waverlv (Prout, Mullins, Booze, Davis); 3-Grand Ledge; 440 Relay 3-Portland; 5-Tie, Charlotte, St. Jonns. Distance medley 1-Charlotte (Rieben, Miller, Bytwerk, Chenoweth). 2-Lakewood.

High Hurdles 1-Bowen (Lakewood), 2-Bebiak (Waverly). ABO Relay 3-Portland; 5-Waverly. Sprint Medley 2-Waverly (Mullins, Prout, Davis, Scandary); 3-Grand Ledge. Two Mile Relay J-Waverly (Marazita, Apol, Trelen, Booze); S-Grand Ledge. LKAMCOR UKYrAtlAR from SAM STORNAHT SHAHEEN CHEV.

INC. Phone 372-9617 SUN VALLEY POOLS 4121 N. EAST ST. 482-1627 HASTINGS Lansing Waverly sped to a second place finish in the 30th annual Hastings Relays for high school track teams here Saturday afternoon. The Warriors finished with 41 points, while Portage Northern outdistanced the 15-team field with 59 points.

Lakewood with 21 points and Portland with 20 finished third and fourth, while Grand Ledge Mason, Haslett Place High HILLSDALE Mason and Haslett should have teamed up here Saturday, together the Capital Circuit track teams would easily have won the Hillsdale Relays, but alone they settled for third and fourth, place. Coldwater and Battle Creek Harper Creek finished first and second in the 14-team meet with 76 and 57 points. Mason was a close third with 56 and Haslett garnered 52 points. Relay teams from Mason and Haslett won two events apiece. Mason was awarded the 880 relay, however Haslett had tied the Bulldogs for first place, both timed in 1:37.8.

Running for Mason in the 880 were Rick Brown, Mike Cole, Tim Janetzke and Jeff Ealy, from which Brown, Cole, Craig Kenney and Steve Leonard picked off first place in the shuttle hurdle relay in 1:04.2. Haslett's first places were in the sprint medley composed of Dave Bouck, Don Graham, Mike Brook and Glen Burger. Bouck, Graham, Brook and Bob Shaw ran for the Vikings in the 880 relay. Brunger joined Gary Byington and Dale Campbell, who jumped 6-3, to win the high jump relay. 1 4 Greater Lansing's girls and boys gymnastics teams fared well in the Michigan Gymnastics Association Championships Saturday picking off a first, second and two third place team finishes.

BOYS-NOVICE Jeff Ward (East Lan-linq): 1st, rings; 2nds, sioehorse, vault and all-around; 3rd, trampoline; 5lh, highbar. BOYS-JUNIORS Carl Srypula (East Lansing): lsts, floor exercise, and vault; 3rds, horizontal bar and all-around; 4th, trampoline; 5ths, parallel bars and high hore. BOYS-SENIORS Mike Simon (Waverly): 3rd, floor exercise; 4th, tumbling. Team finishes: Boys-Novice and Boys Juniors took third. GIRLS-NOVICE Ellen Pickett (Lansing): lsts, floor exercise, balanced beam, vault, tumbling and all-around; 4th, uneven bars.

Susan Szypula (East Lansing): 3rd, trampoline. GIRLS-JUNIORS Rita Riley (East Lansing): 1st, trampoline. Kathy Mueller (East Lansing), 2nd, vault. GIRLS-SENIORS Cheryl Srypula (East Lansing): 4th, trampoline; 6th, floor exercise. Merry Jo Hill (East Lansing), 2nd.

balanced beam; 3rds. floor exercise, vault, tumbling and all-around; 4th, uneven bars. Kathrin Kolemeinen (East Lansing): 2nd, uneven bars. Ann Weaver (East Lansinq): 5th, tumbling; trt, vault. Cherry Almy (Charlotte): lsts, floor exercise, tumbling and all-around; 2nds, balanced beam and uneven bars.

Rae Ann Miller (Hastings): lsts, balanced beam and uneven bars; 2nds, floor exercise, tumbling, vault and all-around. Team finishes: Girls-Novice, 2nd, and Girls Seniors, 1st. Pine Lakes Tourney" Leader Competition continues today in the Pine Lakes Country Club Best-Ball Invitational with Ron Applegate and Bill Whelen leading the championship flight after teaming for an 18-hole 72 score. Bob Foote and Bill Boss, Arlo Boyce and Bob Gunther and the team of Gene Cornelius Bob Butcher are tied with 79s in the first flight and the teams of Wayne Brown-Ernie Foote and Don Hynes-Norm Rogers had 86s in the second flight. Polyester cord, fiber glass belts Sports Memories mm BUY MORE, SAVE MORE 15 OFF EACH, 20 OFF PAIRS, 25 OFF SETS OF P-o" FIVE YEARS AGO 1966 John Fuzak continued to give OPEN DAILY 10 -10 SUN.

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