The Corbin Times-Tribune from Corbin, Kentucky • Page 2

Corbin Times-Tribune, Wednesday, December 1, Baker Fires Corbin Redhounds Over Whitley County Colonels The Corbin Redhounds with returning starter in the 'line-up won a convincing opening game over the favored -Whitley County Colonels 54-58 on the losers floor last night In the Junior Varisty game Corbin took and early lead and held oh for a 49-39 win over the -'JV'S of Whitley County. Led by sharp shooting of veteran Jerry Baker who '-finished with 28 points the Redhounds played the Colonels on even terms throughout the game and pulled out to the final margin in the final minute of Corbin won despite being handicapped due to only one days practice for five of the players who dressed. They were members of the state champion football team and started basketball practice only Monday. Whitley County started fast and was on the verge of blowing the game wide open early. They held a 21-16 margin by the end of the first period the Redhounds rallied to He the count at 36-36 at halftone.

The two teams were stall deadlocked at 46-46 starting the final quarter of play. The game was tied 12 tunes and the lead changed hands six times and was well played for an opener for both teams. Corbin committed only nine turnovers during the game with Whitley County losing the ball 12 times on mis-cues. Jerry Baker tossed in 10 field goals arid eight free throws for the Redhounds with Dallas Coins making his as a varsity player with seven from the field and a charity toss for 15 points. Ronnie Maraee was the big gun for Whitley County with 19 points on eight from the field and three free throws followed by John Taylor with 12.

The Redbounds hit only 12 of 40 from the field in the first half for 30 per cent and seven of 21 in the second half for 33 per cent. They ended the game with 31 per cent on 19 of 61. On the other hand they pulled in 24 rebounds in the first half against a taller team and 26 in the second half for a game total of 49. Whitley County connected on 12 of 27 in the first half for 44 per cent arid nine of 29 in the second half for 31 per cent. This gave them 21 of 96 for 3D per cent during the game.

The Colonels had 17 rebounds in the first half and' 19 In the second half for a game total of 36. The Redhounds open their home schedule Friday night against Marian at QilUam Gym. In the Junior Varsity game Corbin was on top by at the end of the first period and 26-13 at halftmw. They tod 39-29 starting the final quarter 'of play. Brent Freeman, with only one days practice, led the Corbin JV'S with 14 points on five from the field and four free throws.

Wilson of Whitley County had the same total but got his on seven field goals. Individual Scoring Vanity Game Bryant And Still Of Kentucky Named To First Team All-SEC Corbin Jerry Bilker Marty Feme Jerry Rice Dallas Coins Steve Stratton Jeff Miller Demy Sams Total 1 10 1 2 7 0 0 It rp 2 4 19 9 4 22 20 By EDSHEARER APSporti Writer ATLANTA (AP) Coach Dooley of fifth-ranked was named today The ''Associated Press Southeastern Coach of the Year seven of his Sugar Bowl- bound players were named to the all-conference team. Dooley, who steered the Bulldogs to a 10-1 record, seven votes for the honor from a 10-man panel, with the other three votes 'going to Fran Curd, who has his Wildcats in their Drat bowl game in 25 years. Georgia, the SEC champion, will meet No. 1 Pittsburgh in the Sugar Bowl and Kentucky, 7-4, faces North Carolina in the Peach Bowl.

There were five Bulldogs on offensive unit, headed by 'quarterback Ray Goff, who finished seventh Tuesday in the Heisman Trophy voting The others Were tackle Mike Wilaon, guard Joel Parrish, running back Kevin McLee and kicking specialist Allan Lea vitt, linebacker Ben Zambiasi and cornertaack BUI Krug were the Georgians onthe defensive unit Rounding out the offensive 'team were wide receivers Larry Stivers of Tennessee'and Wei Chandler of Florida, tight end Oxtie Newsome of 'Alabama, tackle Warren of Kentucky, guard 'Dave Gerasimchuk of Alabama, center Richard Keys 'of Mississippi State and running 'back Terry Robiskie of Louisiana State. The defensive line consisted ends Lew SiMey of LSU and Art Still of Kentucky, tackles Charles Hannah of Alabama' and A. J. Dune of LSU and middle guard Harvey Hull of Mississippi State. Mississippi State's Ray Costict and Tennessee's Andy Spiva Joined Zambaisi at linebacker and LSD's Clinton Burrell and Mississippi State's Stan Black completed the secondary with Krug.

Craig Colquitt of Tennessee was named the punter. The team included five repeaters Seivers, an AU- Amerlcan last season, Spiva, Bryant, Gerasimchuk and Keys. Seivers and Bryant joined Parrish, Robiskie, Hannah and Black as the only unanimous selections. Vtilson, Zambiasi and Newsome were named on nine first team ballots and one second team. Goff accounted for 11 touchdowns and had 1,046 yards total offense in directing the Bulldog offense that also in- cluded McLee's 1,069 yards rushing.

Robiskie led the SEC in rushing with 1,117 yards. Seivers caught 91 passes for 737 yards; Chandler 917 and Newsome 29 or 528 ATLANTA (AP) Here is The Associated Press All- Southeastern Conference football turn tor Offense Wide receivers--Larry Seivers, Tennessee, 2W, senior, Clinton, Wes Chandler, Florida, 6-1, 1M, junior, New Smyrna Beach, Fla. Tight end-Ozxie Newsome, Alabama, 6-2, 192, junior, Tackles--Mike Wilson, Georgia, 6-9, 299, senior, Gainesville, Warren Bryant, Kentucky, 6-9, 249, senior, Miami, Fla. a a i Georgia, 6-2, 232, senior, Douglas, Dave Geratunchuk, Alabama, 6-2, 297, senior, Lmfta, Calif. Center--Richard Keys, Mississippi State, 6-2, 240, sailor, Clinton, Miss.

Whitley County fj ft tp Danny Purlin 1 0 2 Billy Hughes 1 0 2 DarrellMahan 3 4 10 Ronnie Marsee a 3 It JohnTaylor 4 4 12 GlenCroley 1 3 9 Quarterback--Ray Goff, Georgia, 6-2, 201, senior, Moultrie.Ga. i backs--Terry Robiskie, Louisiana State, 6-1, 205, senior, Lucy, Kevin McLee, Georgia, 64,188, junior, Uniontown, Pa. Plarekicker-AUan Leavitt, Georgia, 64,175, senior, Brook- Defense Ends--Lew Sibley, Louisiana State, junior, Longview, Art Still, Kentucky, 6-7, 237, junior, Camden, N.J. Tackles--Charles Hannah, Alabama, 6-6, 232, senior, Albertville, A. J.

Dune, Louisiana State, 290, senior, Reserve, La. Middle guard-Harvey Hull, Mississippi State, 230, senior, Walnut Grove, Miss. Linebackers-Ben Zambiasi, Georgia, junior, Macoh, Ray, Costict, Mississippi, State," .215, seiUorfrMoii; Point, Andy" SplvaTT Tennessee, 6-2 216, senior! Chamblee.Ga. Backs--Stan Black, Mississippi State, 64, 209, senior, Columbus, BUI Krug, Georgia, 6-1, 205, junior, Sultland, Clinton Burrell, Louisiana State, 6-1, IIS, Franklin, La. Punter--Craig Colquitt, Tennessee, 64, 189, junior, Stand Team Offense Wide receivers--Gene Washington, Georgia; Stanley Morgan, Tennessee.

Tight end-Jimmy Stephens, Florida. Tackles--K. J. Lazenby, Alabama; Bobby Dugas, Louisiana State, and David Forrester, Florida, tie. Guards--Sam Nichols, Mississippi State; Dave Ostrowski, Auburn.

Center--Robbie Moore, Florida. Quarterback-Phil Gargis, Auburn. Running backs-- Johnny Davis, Alabama; -Dennis Johnson, Mississippi State. Placekicker-Neil O'Donoghue, Auburn. Second Team Ends-- Paul Harris, Alabama; Jeff McCollum, Auburn.

Tackles-- Bob Baumhower, Alabama; Darrell Carpenter, Florida. Linebackers-- Kern Coleman, Mississippi; Freddie Smith, Auburn; Jon Louisiana State, and" Jim KovachT Ken- tucky, tie. Total 21 16 54 Junior Vanity Certain fg ft tp C.Botner 4 2 10 Slaton 4 0 8 Barnwell 1 3 Clouse 2 0 4 Freeman 9 4 14 Taylor 1 2 4 Snodgrass i Lowe 1 1 3 Total 18 13 49 WMtlty County It tp Lovitt 1 1 3 Jones 4 0 8 Wilson 7 0 14 Gentry 3 0 6 Mitchell 1 2 Foley 0 2 2 Total 16 3 19 JERRY BAKER of Corbin lays in two of hii II points against John Taylor (45) ol Whitl.y County Rxllwunds won their opener M-5S last night on the floor. Backs-- Brenard Wilson, Vanderbilt; Alvin Cowans, Florida; Mike Siganos, Charlie Mosi, i Baumgartnef, Auburn. Bowling Standings Wilcor I Huff Drugs Mtt lltt BuUockSales 39 17 Forbes Sales 39 17 Jayceea 31 21 CBClub 8 23 RfcH Custom Serv.

28 Tom 4 Sams 29H J8H Tri-County Termite 29 27 Establishment 29 27 Cumberland Sec. Ser.ZJ 19 Whayne Supply 22 30 LAS Transmission 21 31 Food Fair 21 31 Certain Teed 20 32 Griffin Pie 19 33 Putt Putt 18 34 High Team Series, Forbes Sales --2969 High Team Game, Forbes Sales -1049 High Ind. Series, Jim Barton 979 High Ind. Game, Norman Clark -234, Gary Smlth-233 Indiana Downs, Phoenix; TM jy) -j Buffalo Beats Super Sonics Corbin "8" "9" Play Friday Corbin and will open their IMWI Friday night when they, play similar ttami tram Whittoy Countyat Ollllam Gym. The- will get underway at i p.m.

By ALEXSACHARE AP Sports Writer Suppose they held a basketball game and nobody 7 It almost happened in Buffalo Tuesday night, but 994 hardy souls braved 10-degree temperature and clambered through two feet of snow to get to Memorial Auditorum. The gate sale, the number of tickets sold at tne door, was 73. Count em', 7S. It was the lowest total it- tendance In the history of the Buffalo franchise. But for their efforts, the Braves' faithful followers were rewarded with a 119-114 victory over the Seattle SuperSonlcs, as Bob McAdoo scored 17 of his 29 points in the final quarter.

McAdoo sank three throws in the final eight seconds, clinching the victory. Elsewhere In the National Basketball Association, the New York Nets nipped the New York Knlcks 104-103, the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Denver Nuggets 99-93, the Indiana Pacers beat the Phoenix Suns 103-97, the Golden State Warriors topped the Chicago Bulls 129-120, the San Antonio Spurs nipped the Detroit Pistons 130-129, the Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Portland Trail BUters 119-106 and the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Washington Bullets 109- 102. After falling behind 16-7 In the first five minutes, the Braves scored 12 points In a row and were on top the rest of the way. Bruce Seals led a Seattle comeback, scoring 10 of his 20 points in the fourth quarter before fouling out, then rookie Bob, WUkerson converted an offensive rebound, putting the Sonics within 116-114 with 12 seconds left But McAdoo Iced It with his three free throws. Neti1M, Knlcki Itt In the first regular-season meeting between the two New York clubs, Nate Archibald scored 19 of Ms game-high 34 points In the fourth quarter, sparking the Nets to victory.

a a John Williamson added 24. BucklltJ, BlutfllM Brian Winters scored a career-high 43 points as the Bucks snapped a nine-game losing streak and won their first game for new head Coach Don Wil Jones and Dave Robisch combined for 29 points In the fourth quarter as the Pacers erased a nine-point deficit and beat Phoenix. Wirrion la, BulU Itt Chicago went down to its 12th straight defeat, a team record, as Phil Smith scored 33 paints and Rick Barry 28 for the Warriors. One bright spot for the Bulls was the play of rookie Scott May, who netted 24 points. Cavallenvf.Nuggttitl Cleveland posted its 12th straight' home victory and fourth straight win over-all as Bobby Smith scored 20 points', 14 in a second-period surge and six In the closing moments.

Sfwn Pistons Larry Kenon and George Gervtn scored 28 points apiece as the Spun posted their eighth straight home victory. The game was decided at the foul line, where San Antonio was 36 of 92 and Detroit 16 of 19. JOHN TAYLOR Whttley Cwnty failed In stop Jerry Baker (30) ol Cortin In Kwinf MI tMt play lait Baker went on to toss in a game hi go of 21 points. MMTtftCHAilGC OpM MM. Mrv Titan.

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