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Clark named to Hall of Fame 30 Fort Collins Colorado, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1973 National Hockey League season begins tonight PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) Earl "Dutch" Clark, a former player for the Detroit Lions of the National Football League, and the late Dr. Bruno DeRose, a dentist here for 45 years, have been named to the Greater Pueblo Sports Association's Hall of Fame. Clark, who lives in Detroit, was a four-sport star at Pueblo Central High School and a 12-letter man at Colorado Col lege.

The NFL's leading scorer three times, Clark played six years and coached professionally for seven years with the Detroit Lions, Cleveland Rams and Los Angeles Rams. DeRose, who died in 1972, was a standout in football nnd basketball at Pueblo Centennial High School. He graduated from the University of Denver, where he lettered in two sports. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Chicago Black Hawks never have trouble making the! playoffs, but would lovl to cap Coach Larry Popein's rookie year with their first Stanley Cup since 1940. The upstart Sabres could cause trouble jor the older clubs, as could the vastly improved New York Is'anders who sport a new coach in Al Arbour and Denis Potvin, their No.

1 draft choice. The other three teams in the division Detroit, Vancouver and Toronto also have new coaches. Ted Garvin will be behind the Detroit Red Wing minutes in penalties while lifting tha Flyers to second place behind the Hawks in the West. "We plan to devote at least 20 minutes every practice to body checking," Shero added. Elsewhere in the West, there will be the usual scramble for playoff spots among the Minnesota North Stars, St.

Louis Blues, Pittsburgh Penguins, Los Angeles Kings and California Golden Seals. Since the NHL expended in 1968. the order of finish has never been the same, and with the improvement of the Atlanta Flames the playoff situation will be up in the air in the West. In the East, the Montreal Ca-nadiens, Boston Bruins and New York Rangers could feel pressure from a talented Buffalo Sabres squad. The Canadiens have lost top goaltender Ken Dryden along with defenseman Marc Tardif and forward Rejean Houle.

Phil Esposito is attempting a comeback from a crippling knee injury and Bobby Orr always plays in pain from knee troubles for Boston. The Rangers Rocky Mountain golfers trail Longmont by 20 LONGMONT Rocky Mountain High's golf team will have to pull all the irons out of the fire (or ba in order to win the 1973 Northern Conference golf title. Rocky Mountain trails Longmont by 20 strokes after Tuesday's next-to-last conference match in Longmont. The Trojans had a team total of 304 Tuesday for a conference total of 1,594 strokes. Dave Harders Rocky Mountain squad had a 317 Tuesday and have 1,624 total strokes in league play.

The final match of the conference season will be Friday at Collindale. Rocky Mountain, Fort Collins and Poudre will all be looking to improve their conference standings in the 8 a.m. tee-offs. Longmont's Stan Williamson fired a four-over-par 72 to take medalist honors Tuesday. Individual scores for Rocky Mountain were Mark Crabtree 78, Scott Lane 78, Dave Goodman 78, Mike Enright 84 and Les Ehrlich 83.

Fort Collins, in fourth place for the league, had a 321 total Tuesday. Jeff Armstrong led the Lambkins with a 75, including a 34 on the back nine, the best of the day. Other Lambkins were Bob Adleman 78, Steve Pollock 83, Don Mock 85 and Paul Abrahamson 93. Poudre stands in sixth place for the league standings. The Impalas had a 321 total Tuesday and were led by Ken Haggard with a 78.

Other Impala golfers were Steve Rose 81, Pete Sakas 81. Jamie Teumer 83, and Jeff Lohry 81. All nine teams in the conference will take part in the District Tournament Monday at Sterling. with the Philadephia Flyers looking right over their shouldersopen defease of their National Hockey League West Division crown tonight. The Hawks, who made it to the Stanley Cup finals before losing to the Montreal Cana-diens last spring, are preseason favorites to repeat as Western champions.

But the "Fighting Flyers," the most penalized team in hockey history with minutes last season, are hopeful of bullying the Hawks from the top spot. If Coach Fred Shero has anything to say about it, the Flyers will do just that. Shero has made it clear his charges will be doing more hitting in 1973-74. Hitting, that is not fighting. "I want my team to become more physical," says Shero, whose club was easily the heaviest hitting bunch in the NHL in 1972-73.

Dave Schultz, Bob Kelly, Andre Dupont and Don Saleski each amassed over 200 bench; Bill McCreary will1 coach Vancouver's Canucks, while Red Kelly a long-time mom U71 by NIA, 1 hate this time of year. I can't follow baseball, football, basketball, hockey, golf and tennis all at the same time." Maple Leaf player will be tne Toronto mentor. Tonight's games: Montreal at Minnesota, Buffalo at Toronto, Detroit at the Rangers, the Islanders at Atlanta, Vancouver at Boston, Chicago at Los Angeles and St. Louis at California. The Maple Leafs help the Flyers open their season Thursday night.

Whalers rebound from loss W.A.C. FOOTBALL "Pick The Winners" CONTEST Here's your chance to WIN A FREE Holiday Inn DINNER FOR TWO With a CSU Football Coach Thome's children trvinn i sPrts summary By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ron Ryan gained his first victory as a professional head coach Tuesday, but he liked his New England Whalers' club better while it was losing. "It's always nice to get that first win, but actually I thought we played a better game when we lost up in Quebec," Ryan said. The Whalers, defending World Hockey Association champions, rebounded from that opening loss of the season to defeat the Quebec Nordiqnes 3-2 Tuesday. i to restore dad's legend fnfry forms available at he Holiday Inn at Fort Collins Reynolds Olds.

'Cadillac of Fort Collins Winner for the week of Oct. 6th was GAIL MOHNEY Ryan reported that injuries have been slowing down the progress of his team and it was an injury to Jim Dorey that forced the Whalers to use only four defensemen. "That's a pretty tough thing to do, particularly at the start of the season," Ryan said. Hugh Harris scored with less than six minutes remaining to give the Whalers the victory. Former Boston College Ail-American Tim Sheehy scored New England's two other goals.

Francois Lacombe and Rejean Houle countered for the Nordiques. The New York Golden Blades scored two goals less than a minute apart in the third period to salvage a 3-3 tie with the Toronto Toros. Bob Perry and Bob Jones each scored to bring the Blades back from a 3-1 deficit and then the Blades held off a determined Toro team through the 10 minutes of sudden-death overtime. Rick Sentes, Wayne Dillon and Brit Selby scored for Toronto in the second period. It was the second tie in as many games for both Eastern Division clubs.

CHICAGO (AP) The elders of his tribe named him Wath-ahuck path lit by lightning. But the world knew him as Jim Thorpe, an American sports legend. Now his seven children think it is time for their father to become an Indian legend, a pillar of what daughter Grace Thorpe calls the American Indian Renaissance. "We have so few Indians we est purse ever oldest daughter, Gail Thorpe of Chicago. The big Sac and Fox Indian from Oklahoma, who died in 1953, first made his reputation by almost single-handedly pushing the small Carlisle (Pa.) Institute football team to gridiron glory.

He went on to sweep the track and field events at the 1912 Olympics in Sweden, play pro baseball for six years and help organize the predecessor of the National Football BASKETBALL NEW YORK Seven American Basketball Association teams voted to strike nd the ABA Player's Association announced that, barring last-minute settlement, the regular season will not begin Wednesday night ai scheduled. PHOENIX, Ariz. The Phoenix Suns traded reserve center Walt Wesley to Capital tor the Bullets' 1974 and 1975 third-round draft choices tn a National Basketball Association transaction. BOXING NEW YORK Light heavyweight champion Bob Foster siged a $200,000 contract to defend his title against South African Pierre Fourie in the first racially-mixed fight In that country's history. TENNIS TOKYO Second-seeded Ken Rosewall of Australia advanced In the opening round of the $60,000 Tokyo Open Tennis Tournament, eliminating Dick Dell of Bethfsda, 6-1, 6-0.

LOS ANGELES The Los Angeles Strings of the new World Team Tennis League announced the signing of their top draft choice, Australian John Alexander. HOCKEY BUFFALO, N.Y. Veteran defense-man Tim Horton, who twice announced his retirement, signed a one-year contract to play for the Buffalo Sabres of the National Hockey League. LOS ANGELES The Los Angers Sharks sent leftwingTomGilmore to the Edmonton Oilers, completing a World Hockey Association deal in which they had acquired right wing Ron Wallers for future consideration. HORSE RACING NEW YORK Joooina, $13.40.

won the Spurs down Eagles in WHL opener By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Three Mike Lapman goals paced the Denver Spurs to a bruising 8-6 victory Tuesday over the Salt Lake Golden Weekly winners will be eligible (or the Grand Prize All Expense Paid Trip for two to the FIESTA BOWL (Includes: Air Fare, Lodging, Meals and Football Tickets) There's no obligation, nothing to buy Ph: 484-4660 3836 E. Mulberry set for Western Open GOLF, 111. (AP) The Western Golf Association said Tuesday it will post its biggest purse ever $200,000 for the 71st Western Open next year and boost first prize to a record $40,000. The Western Open will be played at the new Butler National Golf Club in Oak Brook, a western suburb of Chicago, on June 27-30. The course, which has had two seasons of play, will become the permanent home of the Western Open.

TM WOflLO'l 13 Eagles in the season opener for the two Western Hockey League teams. Not to be outdone, though In a losing effort, Salt Lake's Jim Moxey scored four goals in his first professional hockey game. The game, in Salt Lake, was the only game on the WHL schedule Tuesday. It was a rousing opener with $15,000 Occupy Purse at Belmont Park. with Star Envoy trailing by 3Vj lengths.

ilnih. li it patella, $7.40, scored a half-length victory over Marian In the Cape Oay Purse at Atlantic itv Race Course. CHICAGO Ronda Lu. S5.40. msteri a can use, says Miss Thorpe, 52.

"We resent others exploiting his name." "Dad's one of the few Indians who have made it," adds his Gymnastics lessons planned at Poudre Gymnastics lessons and open workout sessions for boys and girl in grades one through nine will be held on Saturday mornings at Poudre High School beginning Oct. 20. Poudre High coach Ron Bar-etta and Fort Collins High coach Rob Ewing will oversee the program, which is sponsored by the Fort Collins Parks and Recreation Department. The five-week supervised sessions will be open to any enrolled students who wish to practice stunts and routines. Instruction front-running lVj-length victory over Pat's secona-perioci action that in in me v.uvu mara nan purse at Sportsman's Park.

cluded a 10-minute fight on the DETROIT Slnd Gold. $10.40. nllnnH to a triumph (n the feature at Detroit ice, six major penalties, four finishing Race Course, Mozle's Bouncer four lengths behind. misconducts, two game miscon ducts and assorted penalties to MILLER AUTO CARE CENTER taling 98 minutes. 1751 So.

College "Fox Center" For the game, both teams drew a total of 116 minutes in League. Three months ago the Thorpe children incorporated a nonprofit Jim Thorpe Foundation in Oklahoma. They say they hope to use it to control the use of their father's name and the distribution of his medals and belongings. They plan to use the profits to help other Indians The foundation already has organized a toll-free hotline for Oklahoma Indians who have problems. Grace Thorpe is a crusader.

She negotiated for Indians who took over the federal penitentiary at Alcatraz, helped establish an Indian-Mexican college in Davis, and currently is studying the use of surplus government land under a fellowship from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Her hazel eyes glow when she speaks of how, in her view, the white man has ignored her father's Indian roots. For instance, she says, when President Nixon declared a Jim Thorpe Day last April 16, the Thorpe family and Sac and Fox tribe were not notified. And when the old Thorpe home in Yale, was dedicated recently as an historical site, Grace says it was only at her urging that the head of the Sac and Fox tribe and family members were invited. State Inspection Station No.

1898 penalties. The Golden Eagles tied it up twice in the final period on Mo xey goals, but Lapman scored Safety Inspection No. 10 Due 482-0870 493-2412 the winning goal at 14:26, uuicn wiinams tirea into an MILLER'S CHARGE empty net with two seconds to play for the final Denver goal. Golf tourney changed FAR HILLS, N.J. (AP) -Dates for the men's and women's World Amateur Team Championship scheduled for the Royal Selangor Golf Club in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, have been changed to avoid conflict with the Muslim fasting month.

The men's competition, orgi-nally slated for Oct. 9-12, will be played Oct. 30-Nov. 2 and the women's tourney, formerly planned for Oct. 2-5, will be played Oct.

23-26. The World Amateur Team Championships are played every other year and are contested by three pro tour-player teams representeing members of the World Amateur Golf Council. Delco The victory earned Denver a tie for second in the WHL with Seattle and San Diego, while BankAmericard STORE HOURS: Mon-Fri 8-6 Saturday 8-4 Salt Lake occupies the cellar. will be available for beginning and intermediate students. Grades one through four are scheduled for 9 to 9:40 a.m.

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