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49 Percent! 9ttahk7njiiL OUTDOOR TIPS All-Stars Join New 28 THE STATE JOURNAL Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1962 Lansing. Michigan Haslett Wins, 47-45, In Three Overtimes Fowler Holds Off Spicer Blocks Bearcats' Final Bid for Victory (Special to The State Journal) DIMONDALE, Jan. 31 Steve Spicer hit the hoop with a field goal and later a free throw in the last minute to help Fowler (8-2) it even until Boncard hit for the 1 6-6 center, was missing because (Special to The State Journal) WILLIAMSTON, Jan. 31 Has lett high school (7-3 held on grim- at the Waverly junior high gym iy after Williamston (2-10) Haslett scorers.

Langham hit the score in the last second of 14 points for Williamston and Liv- of illness. Gary Corts, though he scored 14 points, lust returned from a week's layoff because of sickness. And Jerry Miers, the' No. 1 replacement, ran into scholastic problems. Freeman Wood headed Leslie's scoring column with 16 points.

Fowlerville stopped the Leslie reserves, 69-57. FOWLERVILLE LESLIE regular play here last night andjerance had 12. inning bucket. Boneard with 15. Bartow with 11 and Magley with 10 were the! HASLETT WILLIAMSTON" tz tH 11 IP tmv 1-3 11 .1 -t-3 14 0-0 4 7 l-'J ir Hnllands'th 1-1 7 ..0 3-4 3 I.iveranee..

6 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0-1 0 4 2-3 10 1 li-2 2 i nar.U'ls. 1 0-0 2 Da is o-li 5 rt-I ff A tv, the fast break as often as possi- 3-3 Bennett 1 2-2 4., 31-2 7 cons 6 2-j 14 ble. The ball changed hands con- SlTit i 43 instantly on fumbles and intercep- J-l- -tj iih. cn 1012 4 4 4 4, i.r.al fouls: Haslett 11. William ston 13.

Fowlerville Kolls by Leslie Five. 72-60 (Special to The State Journal) LESLIE, Jan. 31 Fowlerville 10-2 started off strongly against Leslie (7-4) here Tuesday night and never let the Blackhawks recover. The Gladiators moved a half-game ahead of Dansville in went on to defeat the Hornets in three overtimes, 47 to 45. Each team scored four points in each, ot the first two extra periods be fore Dennis Bongard won for Has- lett with a 15-foot jump shot from me side wun oniv six secouus ui go the third overtime.

Haslett took a commanding 22- 13 lead at the half but saw Williamston, with Dick Liverance and Mike Langham leading the way, charge back to tie the score at 44-44. Tom Hollandsworth sank a free throw in the final second for the tying marker. In the first overtime Liverance and Hollandsworth scored for Williamston and Jim Bartow and Gary Magley for Haslett. Liverance got two baskets for the Hornets in the second extra pe riod, with Magley and counting for Haslett. Baskets by Bob Hansen and Langham kept Mercury Outboard Motors Parts Service Jim De MARINE CENTER 111 E.

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Jan. 31 A new era in United States figure skating begins tomorrow when the nation al championships start a four-day 1U1I 11C1C. A year ago, every top figure skater in the country was killed en route to the world chamDion- ships when their jet plane crashed outside Brussels, Belgium. Seventy-three persons were killed in the crash. Fifteen of them were figure skaters the best the United States had to offer.

Now the tedious job starts again. There will be about 100 skaters in the nine divisions men's and women's novice, iunior and senior, junior and senior pairs and dance championships. 0iret Rally Trips Mash i-ille, 44 to 42 (Special to The State Journal) OLIVET, Jan. 31 Jeff Mate scored just before the final buzzer here Tuesday night to give Olivet high a 44-42 non-league basketball victory over Nashville. Mate, Don Sharp and Earl Hoag all scored 12 points for the winners.

I mm i' the Ingham County league racejstockbridge (5-7) here Tuesday with a 72-60 victory. night because the Panthers quick- John Douglas steered in theity ran up a big lead over Web-third quarter when Fowlerville berville (0-14) and reserves did Curtis 7-7 23 Ci-addook. 2 h-leiman 4 2-3 10Llrey (Jehrinser 1 0-0 2 CooeernoU 3 3-6 1 3-3 Dean 1 0-1 2 1 0-0 2- Totals 2.t 22-26 72 Totals 20 20-3S 60 t-owiervme is 14 2. I-fshp HI 13 V. Personal fouls: Fowlerville 24, lie 19.

Stockbridge's Turn To Rip Webberville (Special to The State Journal) STOCKBRIDGE. Jan. 31 Regulars didn't get much exercise for most of the damage in a 66-22 Ingham County league victory. Ed Watson pushed in 13 points and Willie Allen notched 11 to outdistance Webberville. The victory evened Stockbridge's league rec-i ord at 4-4.

Webberville won the reserve game. 39-32. WEBBERVILLE STOCKBRIDGE Sg tp' i ft tP Wpstm'd 4 1-1 9' Stephens .3 2-3 Chamh'n 1 0-1 2 Mills 2 1-2 Foreman 1 1-7 3 Bumpm ..2 O-ll 4 ljntls 1 2-2 4 Watson ..4 13 Russell 2-4 2 Oven 0 2-2 2 Weaver 1 O.fl 2 CflUSS 2 0-0 4 Allen 5 1-4 11 Myer 1 0-0 2 Cambum 4 1-1 9 Rba ....3 0-0 6 Prnrtnr 0-0 2 write Roberts ..0 0-1 0 Totals S-6-16 22. Totals 2S 12-20 66 Webberville 9 2 3 822 Stookbndze 14 17 13 2066 Personal fouls Webberville 15. Stockbridge 16.

Rogers Keeps His Wrestling Title Buddy Beats Cortez At Civic Center Buddy Rogers is still the world's wrestling champion but before he finished with Crusher Cortez in Civic Center last nieht he knew Sharp Eyes Win Game For Bath (Special to The State Journal) BATH, Jan. 31 Staying ahead all the way and winning a game by seven points doesn't necessarily lead to great peace of mind for the winning coacii Bob Sippell at Bath (10-2) could testify to that Tuesday night after the Bees fought off repeated thrusts by DeWitt (8-4) to finish on top. 73-66, in a hurry-scurry non-league game. Both teams pressed and used S'tions, but Bath won by tutting a slick 49 percent of its shots. Doyle Rossow's two jumpers in the last period gave the Bees that last bit of breathing room after DeWitt had narrowed the gap to one point several times in the se-aend half.

Leland McGonigal's 25 points and 21 by Steve Clark kept Bath's nets flying. Tom Isanhart, who stirred up DeWitt's rally in the second half, topped the Panthers with 17 points. Brent Grinold and Gary Wilcox had 12 each. DeWitt won the reserve contest, 51-34. Ho well's Long Draught Ends (Special to The Stat Journal) DURAND.

Jan. 31 Starved for victory since its opening game, Howell (2-8) finally dined on Durand (1-8), 73-52, here Tuesday night, discarding an eight-game losing streak. Off to a disappointing start. Howell trailed by four points, 9-13. when the Highlanders burst into life.

Before the first period ended, they had a 19-13 lead, and the explosion continued to cause heavy damage in the second period because Durand went cold and Howell ganged up for a 24-6 margin. Dave Hancock and Jim Simmons dropped in 18 points each and Ken Hefner had 11 in the Highlander feast. Howell connected on 26 of 53 shots. Leonard Cor-win bagged 15 points and Tim O'Hearn 11 for Durand. Howell's reserves won, 50-24.

Portland Recovers, Goes on to Beat Elsie (Special to The State Journal) PORTLAND, Jan. 31 It took Portland (3-6) the entire second period to recover from a dismal start, but the Red Raiders main tained momentum the rest of the way to thump Elsie (1-8), 70-61 here Tuesday night. The Big Reds held a 12-6 lead after the first eight minutes, but Portland tied it at 26-26 halftime. took the lead in the third period and never trailed again. Norm Waara, starting his first game for the Red Raiders, shared scoring honors with Bob McCol- lor.

Each had 18 points. McCollor: hit 10 for 10 at the free throw line Elsie's Ron Tipton topped both teams with 22 points. Portland won the preliminary game, 63-38. Training School '5' Routs Whitmore Lake (Special to The State Journal) WHITMORE LAKE, Jan. 31 Lansing's Boys Training school 3-5) swooped past punchless Whitmore Lake, 74-26.

here Tues- Cutler Tire Service stepped on the gas to break the game open. Ahead by nine points at halftime, the Gladiators roared in front by as much as 25 when Douglas dunked a dozen of his game-high total of 23 in the third period. Illness and ineligibility hurt Leslie. Bruce Green, the Blackhawks CLJ mMxn SAVE ON BRAND HEW GOODYEAR TIRES 77 squelch Dimondale 84, 53 to 48, Tuesday night after the Bearcats a tie. Ahead by a shaky 49-48 count out ot reach when Spicer con nected and Bob Koenigsknecht added a tree throw.

Use of Koenigsknecht in the pivot proved a happy departure for the Eagles in the first half. He responded with five field goals to help move Fowler in front. 29-26. Dimondale led briefly in third period by one point, but led Simon and Hilary Stump gave Fowler a push back on top. Simon and Stump had 12 points and Koeningsknecht 11 for Fowler.

The victory kept the Eagles tied with Potterville atop the Central Michigan league standings. Dimondale handed the Fowler reserves their first loss, 4644, in the preliminary. Dimondale has an 8-2 mark. FOWLER DIMONDALE fg ft rp' fg ft tp Simon ...5 2-2 12' Verlinde 2-314 Koenigs't 5 1-2 ll1 Warren ..6 0-112 Armbr'er 3 1-3 "I Moubray 3 3-4 9 Si.ifvr ...4 1-1 9' Ramont ..3 1-1 Vox 1 0-0 21 Eitnicar ..1 4-S 6 Stump ..4 4-5 12! Totals 22 9-13 531 Totals .19 10-1S 4S rowier IS 14 11 13 S3 Dimondale 8 18 14 8 IS Personal fouls Fowler 13. Dimondale 10.

Sunfield Rallies Past Vermontville. 61 to 60 (Special to The State Journal) SUNFIELD, Jan. 31 Forcing Vermontville 1-8 into numerous errors with a fourth-quarter press. Sunfield 3-7 turned a 13-point deficit into a 61-60 victory here Tuesday night, its second of the season in Central Michigan league play. Doug Lake, pouncing on rebounds like a hawk, flipped 17 points through the hoop in the fourth period to fire up the Wolves' comeback.

Sunfield took the lead with less than two minutes to play. Gary Lubitz intercepted a Wildcat pass and scored the clincher. Loss of Roger Piddington, Vermont ville's high scorer with 20 points, on fouls midway through the fourth quarter handicapped the Wildcat attack. Lake led both teams with 30 points. Sunfield won the reserve game, 45-36.

VERMONTVILLE SUNFIELD fg ft tp: fg ft tp Pidd ftton 9 2-3 20 Lake 13 4-7 3 scnaub ..5 1-2 11 E. Lubitz 3 0-1 6 uoneriy o-siu Harms ...1 3-3 5 Cole 4 1-3 9 G. Lubitz 2 O-o 4 1-3 7 Glllaspie 2-2 2 Thomps 1 1-2 3 Stoel 3 3-3 9 Petne ...0 5-6 5 Totals 24 12-21 601 Totals 22 17-22 61 Vei-montville 6 22 21 11 HO Sunfield 7 21 10 2361 I r-eisunai iouis vermontville lb, bun' field 14. Press Helps Potterville Dovn Woodland, 56-43 (Special to The State Journal) WOODLAND, Jan. 31 Potter ville (8-2) pounced on Woodland (6-6) with a second-quarter press which ODened un a nine-nnint mn Dy naiitime and let the Indians whoop it up with a 56-45 Central Michigan league victory here Tuesday night.

Rodger Barnum and Tom Price gave Potterville trouble, Barnum scoring 13 points and Price 12, but Bill Nemeth's 17 counters, 16 by Paul St. John, and 10 by Dave Geisenhaver provided more scoring punch for the Indians. Potterville made it a perfect night by winning the reserve game, 33-24. POTTERVILLE WOODLAND ig ft tp' fg ft tp Nemeth 7 3-4 li' Newton ..1 3-5 5 Dv GeVr 5 0-3 lOi Benner ...1 1-t 3 St. John 7 2-3 16 Bursley ..3 2-3 8 Dn Oes'r 1 0-2 2 Barnum ..5 3-6 13 Juseph ..2 3-4 71 McLeni'an 0 1-1 1 McCnn'U 0 3-5 3' Price 5 2-5 12 Burgess 0 1-1 Barry ....1 1-2 3 Totals 22 12-22 56! Total! 1613-23 43 a'Pnttemlle 17 2U 1 a tfl Personal fouis Potterville 16.

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The Crush- 0 Rogers won first and third falls with Cortez taking the second with 'a Boston crab hold in 3:11. Rogers Jwon in 8:58 in the first fall, and E3 13 El 11 El Tickets at Box Office Gctieral Admission SI: 00, Reserved SI .50 S2.10 Capitol Caravan Club (Lansing Shrine) Sanctioned by Michigan A. A. U. Grid Loop Lansing will be a member of the newly organized Midwest Football league, a semipro conference, it was announced by Coach Emil Kletke today.

The Lansing All-Stars joined hands with five other midwest teams to form the new loop, with more clubs to be added as the league progresses. Five teams from Michigan and one from Ohio make up the original front. With Lansing are the County Arrows of Mt. Clemens. The Bears of Battle Creek, the Vikings of Dearborn, the Rockets of Detroit and the Thunderbirds from Toledo.

Homer VanHellenbeck of Mt. Clemens was named commissioner of the league. Games will be played on Saturday nights next fall, with teams composed of ex-college and service men. The All-Stars played an independent schedule last season and Kletke welcomes the chance to put his team into organized play. Ycaza iS'ever Complains NEW YORK WManny Ycaza.

23-year-old Panamanian jockey, has lost 378 riding days in this country since he came over here in 1957 but he has never complained about the stewards rul ings which generally are the result of over-zealous riding by Ycaza. In 1957, Ycaza received 130 days of suspensions. In 1958 it was 110 days, 45 in 1958 and 25 in 1960. For a while he seemed to be improving on his riding tactics. In 1961.

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A crowd of 1.731 paid to see the five-match show. Larry Chene won two out of three from Percival E. Pringle Qieven though there were some she-jlnanigans in the third bout when SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIAL ALIGN FRONT END 5.95 BALANCE FRONT WHEELS 4.00 ADJUST BRAKES ...1.50 Reg. Value ...11.45 SPECIAL SJ77 il APITOL had crept to within one point of with 60 seconds left, Fowler flew Prep Cage Results GREATER LANSING Everett 57. Eastern 51 Boys Trainin School 74.

Whitmore lake 26 AREA Ingham County Fowlervtlh "3. leHe Storkbrldve 6tt. WeblMTville 22 Hanlett 47, Williamston 45 (3 over time! Central Michigan Pott prvl lie 56. Woodland 45 Sunfield HI Vermontville ft) Fowler 53 Dimondale 48 Others Batb 73. DeWitt 6fi Houell 73.

Durand 52 Ashler 52. Fulton 51 Portland St. Patrick 56 Ionia Academy 43 Portland 70. EKIe 61 Olivet 44, Nashville 42 STATE (By The Associated Press) Anchor Bay 56. Armada 43 Athens 64.

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