Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 50

E-2 TOE STATE JOURNAL Sunday, Feb. 2, 1964 Lanting. Michigan Gabriels Tops Holt; Mason. Bumps 0 'Raff erty Except Sexton, of Course 'Rocks Gain Tie 3 Coaches Promise Line For First Place pCh anges Bulldogs Survive Late Rally Six Straight Free Throws Save 70-65 Victory uaDneis vaunea into a tnira period and moved into a three-way tie for first in the 10-point lead midway through Capital Circuit Saturday night the final quater. Holt hit on would be some new faces in can get his team to play a Dy defeating Holt (7-4), 74-66, at.five out of six field goal at- the Shamrock's gym.

complete game. "We've been playing three-quarters of a game," he said in pointing out that his Quakers led at the half in their last two games but lost both. his starting unit. "I'm going to try junior Jim Davis at a forward and Steve Smyth at one of the guards," he said. Sweeney is also hoping he tempts to cut the margin to five, 71-66, with less than two minutes to go but two free throws by Steve Kutas and an In the Tuesday night action, Everett plays host to Sexton while East Lansing entertains Eastern.

Everett faces the toughest challenge, meeting a team that is top-ranked in the state, is 10-0 for the season and has won 19 straight games. The Vikings have had their prob- Coupled with Mason's victory over O'Rafferty and Haslett's upset of Okemos, the Shamrocks other by Skip Drouin sealed the issue. O'Rafferty's Raiders said Kutas led all scorers with 25 farewell to Sexton's gym Satur points while Drouin had 21. Mike Oakes led the Rams with 23 IUALITY SALESW day night almost pulling the Capital Circuit's major upset, but lost in the closing minutes points, 16 of them coming in the first half. to Mason, 70-65.

share first place in the Circuit withT Mason and Okemos, all with 7-2 records. Holt, which dropped to fourth ill the league with a 6-3 record, moved out to a 13-6 lead midway in the first period but Gabriels fought back to go ahead 19-16 at the end of the quarter. iThe Rams kept coming back even though Gabriels was shooting at a 53 per cent clip throughout the game. The Shamrocks CITV STANDINGS Sexton 3 (I l.nno last Lansing 2 1 Everett 2 -SOO Eastern 4 .000 By HAL BATEMAN Journal Sports Writer Three Greater Lansing class A basketball coaches are singing the old song today, "There's going to be some changes made." The other coach would just as soon leave things as are. Coaches Ted Bauer of Ever-ett, Gus Ganakas of East Lansing and Charley Sweeney of Eastern said they probably will change their lineups for Tuesday night action but Sexton coach Clayt Kowalk said he will continue with his same starting five.

BASKETBALL Tuesday Eastern at East Lansing; Holt won the junior varsity The Raiders had used Sexton's of the Month gym for the past 14 years and game in the last minute of play. 56-55. Holt Gabriels will move into their new surroundings in time for Friday FG FT TP FG FT TP night's dedication game with 4 3-3 11 OakM Stock 8 7-9 23 Kisil 2 4-5 8 Kutas 6 6-7 18 Drouin 8 9-12 25 Okemos. aurt 7 7-10 21 2 0-2 4 0 0-0 0 Nowasackl With guard Mike Combs pour htld only a four-point lead at 4 DeLuca 7 Heffron 1 5-6 7 3 0-16 ing in 2b points, most ot them naif, 40-36, even tnougn tney Bostrom 2 0-0 3 1-1 1 0-0 0 0-0 Karr 2 0 4 on long shots, Mason never trailed after breaking a 10-10 tie 3-2 Fought Waloh Totals Holt 25 24-34 74 hit eight for eight at one stage of the quarter. -The Shamrocks held the Rams to only two field goals in the 23 20-24 66 Totals 16 20 early in the first quarter.

The 12 1866 14 2074 19 21 Gabriels lems lately, winning only one of the last four games. They dropped a 68-61 decision to Adrian last Friday while Sexton was romping over Battle Creek Central, 71-38. Everett still has a season mark of 74. "I'm going back to Ken Horizny, Don Schneider Neil Johnson, Les Koren and Ed Stephens," said Bauer about his proposed starting unit against the Big Reds. Horiszny, the team's leading scorer, didn't start against Adrian and Koren is a recent addition to the lineup.

Kowalk said he will stick, with John Holms, Lorie Moore, Fred Charon, Cliff Foster and Tyrone Fletcher in his starting unit. They also started when the Big Reds trimmed the Vikings, 92-77, in their first meeting in December. East Lansing, a team that has had problems winning at home, will face an Eastern team that has had troubles winning on the road. Last Friday, Battle Creek Lakeview edged the Trojans, 59-56, in overtime while Ann Arbor defeated the Quakers, 58-50. The loss dropped the Trojans to a 74 season record but 2-3 at home while the Quakers fell to 4-6 for the season and 24 on the road.

"I'm toying with the idea of putting Bob Blanding in at a guard," said Ganakas, whose Trojans edged the Quakers, 55-53, in the first game of the season. Ganakas said other starters probably would be Tom Black, Jim Harris, Chris Combs and Craig Tefft. Sweeney also said there Personal Fouls: Holt 21, Gabriels 16. Bulldogs continued to blaze away on out-court shots and hit Is oa a 32 per cent wmcn gave Sexton at Everett. Friday Kaswrn at naiamazoo; rjm I them a 25-16 first period lead and a seemingly comfortable 45- Lansinc at Jackson Parkside.

Howell at Oabriels; Jackson at Sexton. Annual Car Truck Leasing Saturday Everett at jacKson; ukc- mos at O'Rafferty. sn lm.mi:n Tuesday East Lansinc at Battle Creek Central. Wednesday Eastern at tvereit. Iriday Sexton at Jackson; Jaekson Parkside at East Lansinc; Kalamazoo at Eastern.

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But when Mason hit a cold spell uvthe last half, O'Rafferty began to make its comeback, rallying to pull within four points, 64-60, with 1:20 left. But Combs came through to save the game when he canned six straight free throws. Dave Fletcher led O'Rafferty with 26 points, his best performance of the season. The victory put Mason into a three-way tie for the Circuit lead with Gabriels and Okemos. O'Rafferty Mason Ffi FT TP FG FT TP O'Rafferty at Okemos; Sexton at Jackson: Jackson Parkside at East Lan- Lakewood at Vtaverly.

4 City's Unbeaten Wrestlers Paced By Dave Porter Barrett 4 1-3 9 Wright 4 1-2 9 Glazier 6 04 12 Thorburn 7 5-6 19 PAUL "SAM" HEINDEL 'Ready to Serve You for All of Your Automotive Needs" Hartford 6 1-4 13 Jackson 1 3-5 5 Fletrhor 10 A-7 76 Hill 4 0-1 8 Sandborn 1 1-2 3 Combs 8 10-1126 Stumo 1 0-1 2 Blood 0 O-O 0 "THE FIRST TIME I BOWLED WITH THE METFIRE' BALL I BOWLED 300!" Jack Curry says: "This ball grips the alley better than any I've ever used. I think it's the softest ball on the market today." Drouin 0 0-0 0 Mills 0 2-3 2 lnnf 1-1 1 Totals 28 9-17 65 Tola's 24 22-29 70 Mason 25 20 12 1170 O'Rafferty 15 16 16 18-65 Personal Fouls: O'Rafferty 20, Mason 12. BUD KOUTS CHEVROLET CO. Howell Scores First League Victory, 64-40 i 2801 E. Michigan Ave.

Sexton's Dave Porter, defending state class A heavyweight champion, heads the list of 11 Greater Lansing high school wrestlers who are still undefeated. Porter, who was also an all-state player in football, has Haslett Hands Okemos Second Straight Loss OKEMOS Haslett high upset Okemos here Saturday night, 5048, to drop the Chiefs into a Jack Curry scored nine victories in dual meets this season, more than any HOWELL. Howell high scored its first Capital Circuit basketball victory of the season and its second in the campaign Saturday night by defeating Eaton Rapids, 6440. Howell has a 1-9 conference He also leads the preps in another depart other city wrestler. mentpins.

The Big Red senior The New "Jet-Fire 300" BOWLING BALL Remarkably Low Priced! has scored falls in eight meets and won his other match on a 5 record. Hi a Kapids now stands 3-6 in the Circuit. three-way tie for first place in the Capital Circuit basketball standings. It was Okemos' second defeat in two nights. The Chiefs lost to Mason Friday night.

forfeit. His quickest pin took 95 POI NDS Monty Norrls, Everett Tom Eilipski, Sexton Rili Noecker. Sexton Zeke Cash, Eastern Kill Patterson. EL Arnold Keton. Everett (Gordon Cuthhert.

MSB David Gordon. MSB 103 POCXDS Eaton Rapids only 21 seconds while his long' Howell FG FT TP 5 0-3 10 FG FT TP T1 1-3 3 Arnold Howe- est was 4:43. Okemos FG FT TP Haslett FG FT TP Besides the 11 wrestlers who 7-1011 Daiiey 3-5 7 Brayton 3-5 7 Simmons 2-2 2 Kowalski 1-3 5 Zemper 2 1-3 5 AAcVianus Pa'k Phinney Basing Delano McHugh Wilburn I. Draw 4 3 Terry f.illespie. Everett 8 Ed Relknap.

Sxton 3 2 0-3 0 0-2 1 0-0 7 3-5 3 5-7 3 0-0 2 0-2 1 0-0 1 3-4 0 3-3 are undefeated, tour others haven't lost a match but has 0-0 2 Hicks 2 6-9 10 3 1-2 7 2 0-14 1 4-6 6 4 4-6 12 Ruby 5 3-5 13 Breck'feld Johnson 7 2-4 16 Baker Pottar 1 1-3 3 Hawkins Staff 1 2-2 4 Meadows Doherty 2 1-2 5 Rittinger Main 1 1-2 3 Davis P. Campb'l 0 0-10 Smith l-i 3 Anderson been held to at least one draw. GURRY ROSSER BOWLING SUPPLIES Open Evenings 6:30 to 10:00 Saturdays All Day 1 107 N. Washington Phone 482-1 750 smith McClernan Neafhamer 11 18-31 40 Totals 2 0-0 4 Eight other matmen have lost Bob Wnnc. Eastern 2 Tom tiineras.

El. 1 Ray Goodrich. MSB 2 1 Srott Orenfell. Eastern Dave Vanderhoff. Ef 112 POUNDS Gary Hetherineton.

Sexton 8 Bruee Raymond. MSB 4 Totals 25 14-29 it only one match. Eatan Rapids 6 1 40 Draw Imhoff 2 2-2 6 Totals 19 12-21 50 Totals 16 16-27 48 Haslett 8 16 11 1550 Okemos 11 16 10 1148 Personal Fouls: Haslett 20, Okemos 12. Howell 16 14 17 1764 Sexton and Everett each have Personal Fouls: Eaton Rapids 19; 23. Joe Puente.

Eastern 2 four undefeated wrestlers while Eastern has two and Michigan famous Ivory chukka boot 0 1 1 1 2 It 2 2 0 Mike Bentley. Eastern I-arry Billiard. Everett 3 School for the Blind one. Kim Pettit. Everett 1 Ttirk Jennette.

EI 1 Besides Porter, other Big Has one loss at 103 pounds. 120 POUNDS I. Draw Reds who have yet to be beaten are Bob Benge at 138, Wayne Mike I-nne. Everett final FLORSHEIM Kim Tibbits. sexton Hansen, who is currently side 1 1 2 1 3 Jerry Vrees, MSB 2 Joe Puente.

Eastern 3 lined with an illness, at 145 and Tom Jones at lo4. 3 Don Rail. El Bob Warr, MSB 0 Has one victory at 112 pounds, The undefeated vikings are reduction 127 POL.MtS Jerry Frees. MSB 5 Tom Trimmer, Eastern Draw 0 1 1 2 1 4 0 Terry Gillespie at 103, Monty Norris at 95, John Schneider at 165 and Jim Foster in the heavyweight division. Foster is Roy Kinslnw.

MSB 2 I-anny Youne. Sexton 6 lorn Townsend. r.veretl 2 John Tanner. EL 1 probably the lightest heavy Has one victory at 120 pounds. 120 Also one loss and one draw at weight in the city.

He weighs pounds. 133 POI NDS only 157 pounds. Tom McDowell at 180 and I. Draw Dennis Kinc. Sexton 4 0 0 George Sinadinos at 145 are the Mark Titus.

Eastern 4 1 Terry Carpenter. Sexton 2 1 Dale Bentley. MSB 4 2 0 Walt Haney. I I 3 3 0 Eastern undefeated matmen while Lloyd Frees, a class Dennis Zemer, Everett 4 4 Mike Barnard. Eastern 1 2 Also has one victory at 138 pounds.

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I Tom Baker of Everett, To mi Trimmer of Eastern and To mi Filipski and Dennis King of Sex-! ton haven't been beaten yet but they have been held to draws. OVERALL RECORDS (Includes All Weight Divisions) I. Draw Dave Porter. Sexton 9 0 fl Boh Bence. Sexton 8 Hon Becker.

Everett 2 0 Ron Hoersrh. EI 1 0 vDnn Tnmonica. Eastern ..0 4 0 'Also has one loss at 1 POINDS Draw r.ennre Sinadinos. Eastern .5 Vt ayne Hansen. Sexton 4 'f'raiE Cossey.

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Sexton 3 Tutn Baker. Everett fi Jack Zindcl. EL 3 ltocer Boehmer. "MSB 5 Mike Drake. Sexton 2 Ron Zalewski.

Eastern 3 Has one loss at 145 pounds. IfiS POUNDS l.loyd rrees. MSB 8 Terry Gillespie, Everett 8 Tom McDowell. Eastern 8 John Schneider. Everett 6 Monty Norris.

F.verett 5 Gronre Sinadinos. Eastern 5 Jim Foster. Everett 5 Wayne Hansen. Sexton 4 Tom Jones. Sexton 3 Tom Trimmer.

Eastern 7 Tom Baker. Everett fi Tom Filipski, Sexton 2 Dennis King. Sexton 4 Gary Hetherineton. Sexton 8 Ed Toomey, Sexton 8 Jerry Frees. MSB 7 Larry Powell, MSB 7 Gordon Cramer.

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