Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 121

New Coach Is Named Little, but Task Is Bfc STIIE STATE JOURXAL Nov. 26, 1964 L-3 Lansing Michigan Big Ten Posts Mark in Home Old-Timers Will Meet All-City Cage Trio Returns to Sexton Attendance The Central Michigan Old- Timers baseball association will hold its annual meeting next game. His Rig Reds open with the training work of Greg the season Friday at home Clark, a 6-3 junior forward against Grand Rapids South who lost 20 pounds for basket- CHICAGO (AP) Big Ten football set an all-time home Tuesday evening, it was an I Mr ij I i I and its all-state player Lee ball. He probably will be Lit attendance record this season, nounced today by President John tie's seventh man. Little also Lafayette.

drawing 2,885,576 customers. By HAL ATEM.VN Journal Sports Writer Don Little, Sexton's new basketball coach, finds himself in enviable and unenviable positions, all at the same time. Little is in an enviable position because he will inherit the nucleus of a team that posted a 20-1 record last year, was undefeated during the regular season and advanced to the state tournament quarterfinals before losing to eventual Class A champion Benton Harbor The unenviable part of his job comes in following Clayt Kowalk, one of the state's top coaches who left Little with a 25-game regular season unbeaten streak and a 20-game winning string in the Six-A League. Little has a rough opening This total was for 49 games, mak-inp an avprao-o nt 58 8RQ on. mrriinsx to mnfprpnro fioiiroc Junior High Roundup A showdown in junior high released Wednesday.

The old Kobs. The meeting will be held in the North Lansing Commercial Club Rooms, beginning at 7:30 p.m. The chief matter of business will be the election of officers, with committee reports by the auditing, membership, clinic, games and awards chairmen. The annual banquet also will be planned, with a tentative date after the new year. Completing their first terms, along with Kobs, will be Jack Stein and John Gafner, vice presidents, and Hi Nickel, secretary-treasurer.

Refreshments will be served after the business meeting and all members are urged to record set in laob was for 50 games and an average of 57,482. said two other guards, juniors Bill Barber and Don Jackson, have been coming along well. Sexton completed football less than two weeks ago and several key players have been out for basketball for only a week, such as Holms and Foster. But Little figures they will be ready by Friday. "They are experienced and they shouldn't need as much time as an inexperienced player," he said.

For all nlavprt 4Q at home and eight non-conference on the road. 3.256.043 nasspH thp wrestling headlines next week's schedule between Otto and Pat-tengill after both schools posted victories Tuesday night to remain unbeaten. Otto pinned "There's no doubt it will be a rough introduction," said Little. "With Lafayette they're bound to be" tough. But we might just as well play a rough one like that to start with." Little will field a team that should be tough in its own i right.

Five lettermen return, including three starters who i were All-City picks last year. Two were second team AU-' State selections. "This should be a real good year." said Little, who was Kowalk's assistant for four years. What about the transition from Kowalk to Little? "TlioTr'ro Ki(T chnpc in fill turnstiles for an average of AL EDWARDS LIL' OLE DEAL MAKERS! For Lincoln Mercury Comet LZi. The chamnionshin camp Sat.

14 JOHN HOLMS Top Scorer Back Rich, 36-11, while Pattengill defeated French by the identical score. urday with Michigan at Ohio State drew thp largest ernwri nf DR1VE-AWAY GIVE-AWAY PRICES DEALS ON NEW '65s! ON NEW Ws! i)JB. twX -i ji jj il jli LJJ H'UJ jl In swimming, French sank i ii the season 84,685. Ohio State led in attendant with 5R.3 740 Pattengill, 50-37, at Sexton's pool GET for seven games, an average of SPECIAL A FEW REAL CLEAN DEMOS. AT EVEN GREATER SAVINCS! READY TO CO! NEW CAR WARRANTYl EASY PAYMENTS AND TERMS! OOTS YOUR Mbu was second with a school record average of 72,520.

while the reserve team posted a 46-21 decision. Otto, with Bart Bulock posting a :29.4 time in the 50-yard butterfly to break the varsity record, defeated WINTER AL EDWARDS Slf-JsSr at Kelly's Shoe Apparel Something need fixing? Look said Little, "buy Clayt and I WEST SAGINAW PLAZA in Classified for someone to do LINCOLN MERCURY COMET Sat. Till P.M. Rich, 65-22. Otto's reserves also won, 44-22.

had the same philosophy. I 1 the work. There actually should be very little change. The transistion i. Come in for a Test Drive i 'S a hasn't seemed to bother the kids at all." Heading the returning lettermen are John Holms, Cliff Foster and Tyrone Fletcher, 4 i- S' all of whom started last year and were named to the All- team.

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12.98 Composite Basketball Schedule LA other starters likely tobe-g-, tt'ICI IT" Chris Davenport at center and I OV LailS1112 oCilOOl 1 CaillS Nov. 27 (Friday) Gabriels at Grand Feb. 9 (Tuesday) Fast Lansing at Eastern, Jackson St. John at Gabriels, Fb. 12 (Fridavl Eastern at Jack- cither Larry or Charley Davis at the other forward spot.

The latter two players also lettered last season. Davenport was the leading scorer on thp inninr varsitv Ledge, Waverly at O'Rafferty; Grand Rapids South at Sexton. Dec. 1 (Tuesday) Owosso at Eastern; Everett at Holt, Dansville at Jackson Prksld at East Lansinq. Okemos at Gabriels, Howell at O'Rafter-rv, Ann Arbor at Sexton, Grand Rapids BILL LEWIS TRY ONE OF THE ROARING '65s Dan O'Shaughnessey IMPERIAL CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH VALIANT 425 S.

Grand Ph. IV 4-8491 bast tnnstian at waverly, Dec. 4 (Friday) Eastern at East Feb. 13 (Saturday) O'Rafferty at HOt. Feb.

16 (Tuesday) tasr Lansing at Tho ct-ii-tino- unit tt-ill havo Lsnsing, Gabriels at Eaton Rapids, O'Raf- ine starting unit win nae fertv Hsiett, sexton at Jackson pm- plenty Of height. Holms is 6-4, Waverly at Portland St. Patrick. Davenport S-3. Fosetr 6-1.

Lar- ,7 Eas'ern Ww" rv Davis 6-0. Charlev Davis rw fFridvi Batti cree cen- Sexton, Everett at Hamtramck, Waverly at Wiiiiamston. Feb. 19 (Friday) Battle Creek at Eastern, Everett at Battle Creek Lake-view, O'Raf ferry at Gabriels, Sexton at ill nnrl Flptrhpr tin Everett, Holt at Gabriels, Mason at Ratiertv. Kalamazoo.

Little aiSO nas been pieasea Dec. 12 (Saturday) East Lanslns at Feb. 20 (Saturday) East Lansing at Jackson, waverly al Masiett. East Grand Rapids, Gabriels at Mason, Feb. 23 (Tuesday) Eastern at Ann Dec.

18 Ir-riaayj eastern ht r.oiama. 700, Battle Creek Lakeview at East Lan- ina. Fverptt at Adrian. Howell at Ga- Arbor, Adrian at East Lansing, Everett ar jason Hancsiae. Banie tree ai hripi.

fikmfw at O'Raffertv. Jackson at Sexton, Waverly at Holt. Sexton, Waverly at Grand Rapids Kenowa Feb. 26 (Friday) East Lansing at Everett, Haslett at Gabriels, Eaton Rap liilMi Dec. 25 (Tuesday) East Lanslns at Flint Ainsworth.

Dec. 28 (Monday) Waverly at Lake, ids at O'Ratferty. Feb. 27 (Saturday) Eastern vs. Sex Pntnn Tournament.

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8 (Friday) Jackson at Eastern, East Lansinq at Jackson Parkside, Mason at Gabriels, Holt at O'Rafferty, Sex-ton at Ann Arbor, Waverly at Grand Rapids East Christian. Jan. 9 (Saturday) Jackson at Ever- 12 (Tuesday) Wllliamslon at VVd vr fy ln (Friday) Eastern at Battle Cars Painted 1995 Cedar Auto Painting 737 N. Cedar St. Ph.

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26 Gem Bowl at Erie. Pa. East vs West, mostly small college players, 11 a.m. PLUS 6 VARIETY ACTS Featuring: Peg-Lra Bates, Dick Br0. Msnn, Sakhal Pais, and Othir.

TONIGHT Civic Center at 8:00 P.M. PRICES: 12.50 S2.0Q tl.SO NOV. ZH Mineral Water Bowl at Excelsior Springs, Mo. North Dakota State, 9-1-0 TEST DRIVE CHRYSLER TODAY! vs. Western Colorado State of Gunnison, 9-0, 3 P.m.

naia sem i na ar Fino av, on Sam Houston State, 8-1-0, vs. Findlav at sexton. Jan. 16 (Saturday) Battle Creek Central at East Lansing. Jan.

19 (Tuesday) Waverly at Dans-ville. Jan. 22 (Friday) Eastern at Sexton, Everett at East Lansing, Gabriels at Haslett, O'Rafferty at Eaton Rapids, Portland St. Patrick at Waverly. Jan.

26 (Tuesday) Everett at East. 8rjan. 29 Friday) Ann Arbor at Eastern, East Lansing at Adrian, Jackson Parksifle at Everett, Eaton Rapids at Gabriels, Haslett at O'Rafferty, Sexton at Battle Creek, Dearborn Lowery at Wa-verlv. Jan. 30 (Saturday) Gabriels at Holt, O'Rafferty at Mason.

Feb. 2 (Tuesday) Grand Raolds Godwin Heights at East Lansing, Everett at Sexton, O'Rafferty at Waverly. Feb. 5 (Friday) Kalamazoo at Eastern, East Lansinq at Battle Creek Lake- y-i-o. Tailored like a Jacket FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE BOX OFFICE OPENS 2 P.M.

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Gramblina. BUY EARLY Avoid Standing College, 8-1, (each has one same to 90), p.m. Missile Bowl at Orlando, a. Ft. Eustin, 8-2-0, vs.

Ft, Benning, 10-1-0, 2 P.m. DAN O'SHAUGHNESSEY 425 S. Grand IV 4-8491 All snorts Bow at Oklahoma rv Sul Ross State. 6-3-1, vs. East Central view, Adrian at Everett, Gabriels at How-; Oklahoma State, 9-1-1, 3 p.m.

ell, O'Rafterty at Okemos, Sexton at Tanaerlni Bowl at Orlando. Fla. Massachusetts, 8-1-0, vs. East Carolina, 8- i-o, 2 P.m. i NAIA Champion Bowl at Augusta, Ga Concordia, 10-0-0, vs.

winner Fmdlay-Sam Houston State, 2 P.m. i Junior Rosp Bowl at Pasadena, Calif. Cameron State. Ok 9-0-0, vs. Long ibeacn ury touege, y-o-o, p.m.

Ppcan Bowl at Abilene. Tex. Lamar Tech, Texas, 6-2-1, vs. State College of Iowa, 8-2-0, 2 p.m. Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, Calif.

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(Middle i Tennessee plavs Tennessee Tech Thanks-1 giving Day and must win to play in bowl.) Dec. 19 Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston Mississippi, 5-3-1, vs. Tulsa, 7-2-0, (each has one game to go). 3 p.m. Liberty Bowl at Atlantic Cltv, N.J.

West Virginia, 7-3-0, vs. team to be named, 12:45 p.m. Dec. 25 Shrine Game at Miami North vs. South All-Stars, 3 p.m.

Dec. 26 Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex. Teams to be selected, 4 p.m. Blue-Gray at Montgomery, Ala. North vs.

South All-Stars, 2 P.m. Vi Jan. 1 PruA Rnwl nt Pa.aripnA. Calif. Mirh gan, 8-1-0, vs.

Pacitic Athletic Conference team to De namea, pm. Cotton Bowl at Dallas Arkansas, 10-0-0, vs. Nebraska, 9-1-0, noon. Orange Bowl at Miami Alabama. 9- 0-0, vs.

Texas, 8-1-0, (each has one game to go), P.m. Sugar Bowl at New Orleans cuse, 7-3-0, vs. Louisiana State, 7-1-1, (LSU has one game to go), 2 P.m. Jan. 2 a tor owl at ack son vl He, Fla.

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