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I Orioles Place Two On All-State, Reed City's Chupp On First Team Barnett, Harwood Given Class Honorable Mention Ludington Dally News, Wednesday, November 27, IftM. I By RICHARD L. SHOOK United International Jim Crowley knew he'd never get four of his Jackson Lumen Christ! players on the Class All-State team. But would he settle for three out of four? "Really?" said Crowley, the former head coach of Jackson St. John who was given the top spot when his school merged the city's other Catholic school, St.

Mary, when they became Lumen Christi High this fall. "You wouldn't be kidding me, would you? This is wonderful." Third ranked after beating seven of eight Class A opponents and crumpling its lone scheduled foe the same size, Jackson Lumen Christi placed junior end Tom Devine, guard Dave Southwell and halfback Steve Lefere on United Press International's Class All-State team, which was announced today. The more than 250 coaches, sports editors and sportscasters polled by UPI also came up with a pair of Kalamazoo ett seniors on the top eleven in quarterback Dave Butkovitch and his pass receiving teammate, end Skip Schultz. Others selected to the honor team included tackles Cory Gildersleeve of Oscoda and Dennis Jonio of Coopersville, both of whom moved up from third and second team spots last season; guard Gary Schmidt of Three Oaks River Valley: center Craig Martin of Sturgis; halfback Bill Chupp of Reed City, and fullback Gregg Ward of Portland. "I know four players from the same team won't make All- State," Crowley wrote in a note enclosed with his ballot, "but in all honesty, I couldn't list without the others." The three who did make the first team were selected by such a wide margin over their competitors they really didn't need their coaches' vote.

Last season, Manistee Catholic Central placed three players on the combined C-D team. Southwell, who stands six-feet tall and weighs an even 200 pounds, was described as one of the best linemen in the state by coaches who picked him. He (See Orioles on Page 7) VPI Ttbphoto For What It's Worth Class All-State Roster Preti International 1941 Clau High By United School All-State Football Team First Team Player, School Ht. Wt. CIs Danielson, Dearborn Divine Child, Sr.

Webster, Mason, Sr. Mclntyre, Allegan, Basketball Section On Pages 6,7 In Today's Sports Tempers Did Flare Tempers flared briefly In the last moments of the Chicago Bears-Dallas game last Sunday. Here Cowboys guard John Wilbur holds the back of his head at fist, wielded by one of the trio of Bears descends. Bears In action are, Doug Buffone (55), Dick Ebey (79), and Frank Cornish (73). The game was ended 40 seconds before the official end because of the melee.

Dallas won 34-3. Devine, Jackson Lu- Sr By The Danczer Barnett, Ludington's All-State's Collins, Menominee, Eastern Stumbles 71-70 Cardinals Fall To Northport In Opener men Christi 6-3 215 Jr. Schultz, Kalamazoo Sr. Hackett 6-1 160 Sr. Third Team Gildersleeve, Oscoda Heckman, Allegan, 6-2 220 Sr.

Sr. T-Dennis Jonio, Coopersville E-Darrell Blackburn. River- BUTTONS BAY "We got Northporfs 53-53 thrid quarter failed to tie the score when they the little Cardinals dropped a 376-2 215 Sr. V1 on the boards and didn't lead and actually grabbed a six- made one of two from the char- 32 tilt. Joe Sanders with eight Southwell.

Jackson Nerat, Menominee. moose back," was the way a de- point edge with about five min- ity stripe. and Howard Wing and Ricky Doug Barnett was caught out of position but the Ludington Lumen Christi 6-0 200 Sr. Sr. jected Coach Scott Russell ex- utes left in the contest.

Steve Budzynski led the Car- Diering with seven apiece pac- Orioles co-captain still made the Class All-State team, along G-XJary Schmidt Three Oaks Clark, Plainwell, Sr. plained his Mason County East- But then things began to hap- dinals' scoring with 18 points ed the Cardinals with Ed ''Tiny" Harwood who stayed at home. River Valley 5-11 215 Sr. Nester, Clintondale, ern Cardinals' 71-70 loss to pen, reminiscent of the past followed by brother Dick with Eastern's next game is on Dec. Martin, Sturgis 5-11 Jr Northport Tuesday night.

couple of seasons, and the Car- 16. Jim Howe 12 and Clayton 6 when they hcst the improved Martin, Royal Oak "They otitscrapped us on the dinals were in trouble. Sommerfelclt with 10. Walkerville Wildcats in a WMD soot as a euard a position he has never played before in two Butkovitch, Kala- Shrine, Sr. three shots while holding us to Eastern's inability to control Vaugn VonHolt led all scorers game, vears nn thp varsitv mazoo Hackett 5-11 160 Sr.

C-Jim Cederna, West Iron one," he explained, "particular the ball, plus a couple of poor with 22 for Northport, pacing HB-Steve Lefere, Jackson County, Sr. ily in the final quarter." shots and Northporfs dogged re- the way toward a 38-34 halftime sommerfeidt Harwood, however, who did play guard a time or two, was Lumen Christi 6-0 170 Sr. Barnwell, Greenville, For the Cardinals, making bounding, sent the Scoreboard lead. chyT malva 2 given an honorable mention at a tackle, his normal position in Chupp, Reed Clfy Sr. their start of the 1968-69 basket- into a tizzy as both teams trad- Eastern scored on 28 field s.

BmizynskY Barnett, who played offensive and defensive tackle for the named to an honorable mention has never played before in two three years on the varsity. Ward, Portland Kluge, Clintondale, ball season with some high hopes ed buckets. goals to 29 for the Wildcats, but Sr. and a primarily veteran club, it In the final seconds of play, won a poor-shooting free throw Mac Gillivray, was a tough loss. the Wildcats converted a pair contest, 14 of 28 to 12 of 30 for Vassar, Sr.

Trailing throughout most of of free throws to snap a 69-69 Northport. Second Team Simon. Grand the game, the Cardinals cut into tie, then watched as Eastern In the junior varsity game, Maygar, Flint Bent- Rapids Forest Hills, Sr. 517 176 Sr. 6-0 210 Sr.

D. Budzynikl A Howe 5 rr 5- 7 3-8 1-2 1- 3 4-8 0-0 TP 4 13 59 45 4 17 3 16 3 10 28 33 70 Northport 71 per quarter: EaHlern Northport 1621 18 16-71 Preliminary Eastern 32. Northport 37. ley, Sr. Snoap, Grand Rapids Creston, Sr.

Hart, Rockford, Sr. Connell, Muskegon Catholic Central, Sr. Valascd; Monroe Ca- DeRose, Reeths-Puffer. Guards tholic Central, Sr. BARNETT, LUDING- Thorn, Lansing Gab- TON; Stephenson, Cadillac.

Cen- riels, Sr. Cadillac: Backs LeBeau, Muskegon Big Rapids; McKentry, Reeths Puffer, Sr. Reeths-Puffer. Honorable Mention (area players who were selected) Big Rapids. HARWOOD, LUDINGTON; St.

Onge, Reed City. Walkerville Edges Hesperia 65-61 Break 57-57 Tie In Overtime To Win Season Opener Doug Barnett OPPOSITES IN STYLE Ed Harwood Barnett, a 210 pounder, was "best in pursuit and covered more territory," according to Coach Stu May. "However, Harwood just didn't allow anybody to run through -his position," he added, speaking of his 240-pound giant. "Both boys averaged about 13 tackles a and on offense, they Were the hole-openers where we usually ran our backs." Barnett played left tackle on offense and the right side on defense while Harwood played, the opposite end. In the Associated Press All-State poll that came out last week, as per usual, few Western Michigan players were named, as per usual, and Ludington's two line-mainstays were omitted.

Munson Will Be Sidelined made it three in double figures with 12 points. In giving new Coach Gregwer his first victory, the 'Cats into one of those "yawning" and Weiber each tallied 14. DETROIT (UPI) Detroit to show his stuff against what mes Tuesday night, and Greiner had 10 rebounds and Lions quarterback Bill Munson appears to be the weakest team racked Helton's Red Devils to Schey eight. GOOM BYE won't have to worry about get- in the National Football League sleep. ting banged around Thursday this year.

The Lions may not The Pirates, looking for a re- before he goes home to enjoy be stepping high with their surgence to basketball prowess throw line, the Pirates had nine his Thanksgiving Day dinner. 3-6-2 mark but it's a lot brighter of the past, opened their 1968-69 players in the scoring column. The sore shouldered signal than the 0-11 record sported by campaign with a lopsided 66-41 caller will be on the sidelines the Eagles. triumph over Holton. while rookie Greg Landry, the Landry got his first chance Coach Dave Petroskcy sent in Lions first-round draft choice in the first game of the season, his mop-up crew in the final from Massachusetts, runs the the 59-13 drubbing at the hands after the Pirates had Conker two.

team as the Lions go after their of the Dallas Cowboys. His only jn a 55.26 three quarter DETROIT Christmas with bands, clowns, television first win since Oct. 13 when other chance was briefly in jg behind the scoring of Tom didn't really happen in Detroit personalities and the prime they meet the winless Philadel- Chicago. Kccki j) an Greiner and Frank Saturday, had a 14 8 first period Oct. 10, but the guy who helped minister of the St.

Paul (Minn.) phia Eagles for the annual hoi- In 33 pass attempts, the rook- yVieber, and the rebounding of e(1 but ex andcc) ll to 32 15 at iday game. ie has completed 16 times for 6 3 Greiner and 6-5 sophomore the half The four-day interval between 272 ards and two scoring center steve Sammy with the throws. He ran the ball four used The Wildcats, who snapped a goal and adding a pair of free scoring. when you count on 75-game losing streak in their throws that gave the Wildcats The Wildcats' other member the Walkerville Wildcats losing opener last year enroute to a a four-point cushion in the extra of the front line, Alan Ward, their first game of the season 5-13 record, tip-toed past the session. and all the subsequent con- Hesperia Panthers 65-61.

And in Leads Scoring tests straight through the first overtime no less. Scott Sibley, injured with a game of the district tournament. The "Jones boy," by the name lame back most of last season. But things have been happen- of Willie, put the game out of fired in a pair of buckets in the sneaked out to a 16-15 first per- ing the past few years. reach for Walkerville, popping overtime, his 24 points for the iod lead and upped it to 32-27 A Tip-Toe Win in his 16th point with a field night leading both teams in at the half.

But the Panthers, sparked by Bonnie Brandt's 15 points. Carlie Clark's 18, and Homer Homan's 14, closed the gap to 46-45 after three periods, then knotted the count at the end of regulation play 57-57. Free Throws Win Although Walkerville was outscored 29-25 on field goals, they were much the master from the charity stripe, getting 15 of 23 to Hart Buries Holton In Opener, 66-41 Hart Pirates got lead all scorers, while Greiner with 10 points. In the JV game, the little Pirates ran away from the Red Devils by a score of 75-30 or on 'y ree of five for Hesperia. Kaline Will Lead Turkey Day Set Hitting on 21 of 67 from the field and 22 of 37 from the free Schey, Tom Osborn, Dave Tate and Randy Olmstead each had four points, while Dave AmstuU added three and Steve Hart, which meets Mason County Central in Scottville on something like that.

BAIRD MEETS GRIFFITH NEW YORK Baird, an underrated middleweight from Ohio who held champion Nino Benvenuti to a In the junior varsity game, tho little Panthers won a last second victory 36-35 over Joe Primozich's little Wildcats. Mark Terryn led Walkerville with 17 points. Walkerville's next game will be Nov. 29 when they entertain draw, has agreed to meet Lake Lcelanau St. Marys.

Biake it seem that way will Winter Carnival. ihare the season spotlight with Santa Claus Thursday. For kids who are too young to care about baseball, there will be the jolly fellow with the whiskers and his usual accompaniment of elves and such. Swenson led Holton Martin Scores KO Over 'Blue' last Sunday's game with the ne ran ine oau Keck) fj ndin is shooting eye New Orleans Saints and Thurs- times for 17 yards and one TD. hasn dimme(1 sincc last season MR day's game just wasn't enough Another star, Mel Farr, the time for Munson to get his ail- halfback who puts the bite in ing shoulder and sore neck the Lions' attack, was to under- back in shape, according to surgery on DETROIT Mar- coach Joe Schmidt.

So Landry, who has played rippled the nets for 17 points to But for those who remember tin of Philadelphia survived a how the Detroit Tigers came first round knockdown and in only full game and briefly back to win World Series dropped Detroiter Alvin "Blue" in another, will get a chance from St. Louis after being three Lewis three times in the ninth games down, there will be Al round before taking a heavy- Kaline and 160 marching Little weight knockout victory at 1:33 Leaguers, the round Tuesday night. The hard-hitting, sharp-field- Lewis, 15 pounds heavier and inches taller than his SCORES Irish Place Three On 1968 Football News All-America his knee today and will be out for the remainder of the season. Halfback activated to fill the Musk. Oak R.

60 Ravenna 43 Wyo. Lee 78 Wyo. Park 5fi Newago 78 Montague 71 Lowell 76 Ionia 63 Hart 66 Holton 41 Lakewood 73 Maple Valley 33 Benzie C. 76 Man. CC.

69 (ot) Kenowa Hills 68 Sparta 37 vacancy. MOMEYBAGS PALM BEACH GARDENS, Ha. (UPI)-Billy Casper has replaced Jack Nicklaus as the "Mr. Moneybags" of the professional golf tour by pocketing $205,168 during 1908 tour nament play. Final figures released by the Professional Golfers Association of America showed Nicklaus a distant second in official and unofficial earnings at $155,285.

Next in line was Tom Weiskopf with $152,945. veteran Kmile Griffith of New York in a 10-round bout Jan. 3 at Madison Square Garden. who has been fighting only three years, has a 202-1 record while Griffith, the former welterweight and middleweight champ, has a 57-10 record. FG FT PF TP S.

Klrwin 1 0- 0 1 Horruby 2 1 I Sibley I M3 1 J4 Jonei 7 4-4 1 II Ward J. 0 12 Total IMS Heiptrla 41 Quarter tcores: 14 11 Mutporia 15 12 Prallminary Ji, Heiparla 34. ing Kaline is slated to be grand three nHU marshal oi the annual Thanks- more experienced foe, connect- lUUIUdll HvWj MII'MlllvNvU Art Hil1 Tech 75 Casevil 29 giving Day parade that ushers ed with a solid right hand in Frankenmuth 79 Saginaw Mich- Santa and his crew to Detroit's his first punch of the scheduled DETROIT (UPI) Notre Johnson, Michigan; Eugene igan Lutheran Seminary 47 J.L. Hudson Co. for the Christ- 10-rounder.

Martin dropped to Dame placed three players on Morris, West Texas State; and BayCty W. Cath 54 Aren E. 46 a' 8 7 Bible'74 mas season. a 'l urs momentarily but was the 1968 Football News All Steve Owens, Oklahoma. They Akron-Fair 92 N.

Huron 66 S( flip rksnn Kaline will glide down Wood- 'P for the mandatory eight America team to lead all have gained nearly five miles Sebewaing 73 Lakers 66 ward Avenue on a 50-foot float CDUnt bearing a giant golden tiger Martin, ranked sixth Kingston 68 Carsonville 52 Millington 98 Vassar 43 Flanker Jerry Levias of SMU. Sandusky 73 Dccktrville 72 squad a repeater from last year's Munising 74 Ishptnung 69 schools on the 33-man dream rushing this fall and have near among team named by the national ly 600 points between them. just "ahead "this heavyweights by the World Box- football weekly newspaper, vpar will ride in a turquoise ing Association, has won 27 of Irish players on the sleigh escorted by toy soldiers his 32 fights while Lewis has were Terry Han- Football News squad, L'Anse 89 Painesdale Jetters 70 done up in white and rose uni- an 18-2 mark, forms. Kaline's honor guard will be the city's youngest ball players. His grand marshalless will be Irene Ryan, the Beverly Hillbillies' Granny Clampett, riding MICHIGAN JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL Mich.

Christ. Detroit Bible 70 GR. Rap 81 St. Clair 96 Jackson 89 Gogebic Cnty 95 Bay DeNoc 67 Lake Sujjerior 79 Mackinaw 71 FIGHT RESULTS MIAMI BEACH (UPI) cente Rondon, ratty, end Jim Seymour and nation in pass receiving. Only Manistique 46 Rudyard 45 tackle George Kunz with Penn four other men repeated from Baraga 95 White Pine 48 State, Southern Methodist, Ten- last Keyes, Ted Trenary 86 Eben 71 Purdue, Kansas, Ala Hendricks of Miami and Ron Hancock 69 Dollar Bay 63 a giant antique fire-engine float.

DETROIT (UPI) Leotis The annual affair a i 200, Philadelphia, nessee, 169 Venezuela Darna Georgia and Oregon Sellers of Florida State. Houghton 83 Calumet 66 Jordan 163 State placing two men each on Two of the defensive backs Gladstone 57 Stevenson 45 the squad. on the Jake Scott of Ontonagon 71 Lake Linden 45 The six halfbacks named Georgia and Al Worley of Wash- Ironwood 62 Wakefield 35 were Heisman Trophy winner k-cl the nation in Bessrner 69 Maple. 53 O.J. Simpson of Southern CH! important categories.

Scott iii Channing 80 Soo Lorretto 57 jn Detroit for 44 also knocked out Alvin "Blue" ifornia; Leroy Keyes of Pur punt returns and Worley 18 other floats, along Lewis, 215, Detroit (9). due; Chris Gilbert, Texas; Ron pass in Cedarville 76 Negaunee 61 Cheboygan Cath 79 Brimley (9 HAPPINESS Owning new Chevrolet or new Buick from URKA Chevroler-Buick ScoHvillt FOX TRAC SNOWMOBILE SPECIAL A Price So Low You won't believe your eyes. A full-size, 2-passenger Fox Trac with 15" wide track powered by dependable 15.2 h. p. JLO engine will cruise smoothly over deepest snow up to 40 easily pulls skiers, sleds and cutter.

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