The Hillsdale Daily News from Hillsdale, Michigan • Page 11

THE DAILY NEWS, Thursday, December 23, 1971 11 It's A Lot of Fun in Snow, Sand or Rocks! Sales Service Hillsdale 146 Lewis St. Phone 437-2460 Christmas is a warm holiday when families share in festive preparations I. hoping yours is I 1 fyi I SI happiest ever. Cold Hornet Shooting Gives Tecumseh Victory Sports Impromptu You Must Be Babysitter, Too By LARRY PALADINO Associated Press Sports Writer more to being an assistant football coach than teaching a player how to cut on a pass pattern, how to lead the blocking on a power sweep, or how to tackle a super runner in a one-on-one situation. you have to be a combination babysitter and explained George Mans, one of Coach Bo Schem- nine assistants for Rose Bowl-favorite Michigan.

Mans is the only holdover from the regime of Coach Bump Elliott and apparently Schembechler made the right move by keeping him. He not only has developed several brilliant ends at U-M (Jack Clancy, Jim Berline, Jim Mandich), the Wolverine coach also has been the type of assistant who has a knack for counseling players with problems, whether those troubles pertain to football, scholastics, or home life. had players come to me with problems that almost made me he said at Rose Bowl headquarters following a practice session. also had players who have taken advantage of me or lied to me. an assistant, I think, gives you a chance to be closer to the players than if you were a head the former U-M star end added.

The impact of the 31-year-old ability to communicate with Michigan players was em- Area Sports Review That Was The Year That Was In World Of Sports By DENNIS FAIT Football and basketball continued to draw the fans during the past year as several area teams had excellent seasons, but track among other sports began to get increasing interest from them. One school, North Adams, only lost one game during the basketball and football seasons. In football the Hillsdale College Chargers had two players named to the NAIA All-America team and another named to the All- America cross country squad. Below are brief summaries of the various sports. FOOTBALL Hudson won the Lenawee County Athletic Association title with a 6-0 record, finished 9-0 overall and placed second in the final Associated Press Class football poll.

The Hudson Tigers also had one of their players named to the All- State Class team: Ric Goodrich, a defensive lineman. Marc Comstock, named to the Class AP All-State team as a quarterback, led North Adams to a perfect 8-0 season, including the Southern Central Athletic Association crown with a 7-0 record. The Hillsdale Hornets had their best season in years as they tied with Harper Creek at 5-1 for the Twin Valley championship. The Hornets were 7-1 overall. Bowling THE UNTOUCHABLE LEAGUE TP Jenk Golf Course 38 22 36049 SEASON'S HIGH SCORES: ind Single Larry Moore, Golf Course, 231, Ind.

Series Larry Moore, Golf Course, 602, Team Single Game Time, 932; Team Series Game Time, 2667. NIGHT'S HIGH SCORES: Ind Single: Burton Ladd, IOOF Bomb 214; Ind Series: Steve Curey, IOOF Pin 523; Burton Ladd, IOOF 523. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON TP Pin Ticklers 42V? 17V2 19929 SEASON'S HIGH SCORES: Ind. Single Joy Sherman, Rolling Riots, 213; Ind. Series Joy Sherman, Rolling Riots, 559; Team Single Rangerettes, 543; Team Series P'S, 1456.

NIGHT'S HIGH SCORES: Ind. Single Irene Luxenburger, Pin Ticklers, 200; Ind. Series Irene Luxenburger, Pin Ticklers, 531. LITCHFIELD LEAGUE TP The Villager 38 30 39448 SEASON'S HIGH SCORES: Ind. Single Larry Moore, The 267; Ind.

Series Ken Frick, 614; Team Single Lumber Village 937; Team Series 2643. Named as their most valuable players at the end of the season were: Scot Davis of Addison, Sam Myers of Camden- Frontier, Bill Waters of Hillsdale, Mike Hepker of Hudson, Marc Comstock of North Adams, Steve Shannon of Pittsford, Dave Weber of Quincy, Dave Miller of Reading and John Meister of Waldron. The Chargers named Hugh MacDonald, their prime pass receiver, as their most valuable player. Named to lead the Chargers as co-captains next year were Ed Thornton and quarterback Doug Szigethy. Record-setting kicking specialist Chester Marcol, a senior, and defensive back Archy Robinson were named to the NAIA All-America team.

Listed among the honorable mentions were MacDonald, Szigethy, Jim Wicht and Bob Campeau. Marcol was picked to play in the East-West Shriner postseason game and in the Hula Bowl in Hawaii. BASKETBALL North Adams won the SCAA championship with a perfect 14-0 record and finished 18-1 for the season after losing to Camden- Frontier in the district tournament. The Rams were also ranked first among Class teams in the state in the final Associated Press prep poll. Camden-Frontier won the Class district tournament at Pro Cage Standings By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W.

L. Pet. B. 23 12 .657 20 13 606 14 20 412 11 20 .355 Division 12 21 364 11 22 .333 11 23 .324 10 23 .303 CONFERENCE Division 30 5 .857 22 10 .684 19 15 .559 13 22 .371 Division 33 3 .917 22 15 .595 18 17 .514 13 23 .361 8 26 .235 Results Boston New York Philadelphia Buffalo Central Baltimore Atlanta Cleveland Cincinnati WESTERN Midwest Milwaukee Chicago Phoenix DETROIT Pacific Los Angeles Seattle Golden St Houston Portland Wednesday's 1 2 17 14''2 20 24 Hillsdale, but lost its initial regional game to Centreville. Steve Krohn was the top scorer with an average of 19.5 points a game.

TRACK Quincy won the Little Conference championship with a total of nine season points. Camden-Frontier and Reading shared the SCAA title with 14 points each. The Rangers had a perfect 7-0 dual-meet record while Camden-Frontier was 6-1. Hillsdale Don Anderson was named to the NAIA All- America cross country team after placing 11th in the national meet in Liberty, Mo. He also topped the All-District (Michigan) squad.

BASEBALL Litchfield won the SCAA championship with a 6-1 record. WRESTLING Tht Hillsdale Doug Self won the district and regional championships in his weight class and was named the most outstanding wrestler. GOLF Numerous area golfers were among the lucky few who see the ball drop in the cup with only one stroke.1 A partial list of Hillsdale County area golfers who got a hole-in-one includes: Bob Lott of Frontier, Rex Hoover of Pittsford, Mrs. John Catenhusen of Hillsdale, Dan Scheibner of Hillsdale, Cathy Bailey of Hillsdale, Tom Walton of Hillsdale, A1 Mereness of Hillsdale, Mrs. Margaret Resseguie of Hillsdale, Dale Jacoby of Reading and Ken Potok, formerly of Hillsdale.

Pro Hockey By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NHL East Division TPtsGF GA 22 5 6 50 148 78 New York Montreal Boston DETROIT Detroit Vancvr. Buffalo West Chicago Minn. Calif. Phila Pitts. St Louis Angeles 20 4 21 6 15 10 11 16 8 21 7 21 Division 24 7 3 20 9 10 17 10 16 10 19 9 20 8 24 47 120 45 124 38 98 28 20 20 69 70 89 89 106 73 118 86 131 phasized at the annual banquet recently in Detroit.

Many of the seniors, in brief speeches following acceptance of rings, said they were indebted to Mans in many ways during the season. is a guy you can go and talk to anytime you said halfback Glenn Doughty. a great And tailback Billy Taylor, a black, said: could be a psychologist in the field of racial relations. like a true Mans, who has directed recruiting efforts in the Detroit area, said he is a firm believer that respect and discipline must be maintained. think coaches have to have he said.

that mean they have to be dirty in getting it. think a strong staff on down the line as far as discipline other assistants, several of whom were also singled out at the banquet for their guidance, are: Jim Young, defensive coordinator and top aide; Jerry Hanlon, offensive line; Dick Hunter, defensive backfield; Frank Mahoney, defensive line; Larry Smith, interior line; Chuck Stobart, offensive backfield; Gary Moeller, defensive ends, and Tirrell Burton, freshman coach. Schembechler is chief disciplinarian and Mans said if anyone is the first sergeant type, it is he. At the banquet, All-America guard Reggie McKenzie, speaking of disciplinarians, alluded to the recent movie of one of most famous World War II generals, and said, I had one word to describe Bo, that word would be (Gen. George) Patton have done a better job of being Bo Bo's other assistants have their own style, Mans said, and all counsel players in those styles.

think one of the reasons the kids mentioned my name so much is that the only holdover coach and perhaps I helped them better make the transition from coaching philosophy to Mans said. last year (1968) I was kind of the hard guy on the the former assistant at both Michigan Tech and Eastern Michigan added. not that soft now, but I would say I am a little more The Wolverines, who were scheduled to go to Disneyland Wednesday, are now supposed to go Thursday. Rain helped force the change and also sent the nationally fourth-ranked squad indoors at East Los Angeles Community College for unproductive session which Schembechler referred to as Stanford, Jan. 1 opponent, did take the Disneyland trip Wedneseay, however.

The famed amusement park is not far from the training base at Long Beach. Atlanta 106, Cincinnati 103 Detroit 104, Cleveland 94 Los Angeles 127, Baltimore 120 Boston 104, Milwaukee 98 New York 120, Seattle 104 Only games scheduled Wednesday's Results New York 4, Pittsburgh 2 Detroit 3, Vancouver 0 Montreal 4, Toronto 2 Los Angeles 2, St. Louis 1 Chicago 4, California 1 Only games scheduled IHL Wednesday's Results Dayton 10, Columbus 1 Only game scheduled PGACe deep sincerity, we send Christmas greetings and best wishes to all. Mobil 38 E. Carleton Road Hillsdale, Michigan 'Wanm (tyvUvfatfte cozy setting makes home the place for every heart during the Christmas season.

WATKINS OIL And All Dealers By PAUL KISH The Hillsdale Hornets had a poor shooting night and consequently lost to Tecumseh, 63-53, Wednesday. Hillsdale was out- shot from the floor, 46 per cent to 29 per cent. The game started out well enough for the Hornets: After being behind for most of the period, the local club pulled out front, 15-14, on a jump shot by Pat Pastula which ended the quarter. The close game continued throughout the next period also. Hillsdale opened up a three-point lead on the first basket of the quarter, but it was the largest margin the Hornets could get.

After that, their lead was lived. Hillsdale fell behind by a few, but never let the visitors out of recch. Then, just before the half ended, a Hillsdale rally sparked by a driving layup by John Waters at the buzzer, gave the Hornets a 29-29 halftime tie. In the third stanza, Hillsdale fell behind once more. But this time the Indian lead was for good.

Tecumseh slowly pulled away, until it had gathered a 4541 lead at the end of the period. The final quarter saw the visitors pull away even further, getting their largest lead of the evening, 60-45, at one point. Only a final spurt enabled the Hornets to make the score close. Hillsdale was again led by captain Scott Resseguie, who had 17 points for the game. The only other Hornet in double figures was Eric VanDeusen with 10.

Also playing good games for coach Ken McNeely were John Mullin, John Waters and Pastula, who had eight, six and five points, respectively. Tecumseh had the high- scorer in Rick Tsarke with 19 points. He was backed up by Dave Cook who had 15. Statistically, the Hornets out- rebounded the Indians, 39-29, and beat them at the foul line 76 per cent to 62 per cent. But in the end it was the Hillsdale cold shooting which finished the Hornets off.

The Hornets had four fewer field goals then their opponents, but if they had shot a decent percentage their total could have been much higher. The Hillsdale JV lost its fourth Safety Service, Inc. 120 Spring and Lewis Street Hillsdale straight, 48-34. Bill Waters had 11 ar.d Frank Williams had nine for the losers. Hillsdale (53) Pastula 2-2-6; VanDeusen 4-210; Waters 4-0-8; Mullin 2-1-5; Resseguie 6-5-17; Fulmer 2-0-4; Foulke 0-3-3; Team 20-13-53.

Tecumseh (63) Shafer 2-3-7; Gunder 3-3-9; Whitney 1-1-3; Cook 6-3-15; Tsarke 9-1-19; Dermyer 1-2-4; Sellers 1-2-4; Davis 1-0-2; Team 24-15-63. Scoring by quarters: Hillsdale 15 14 12 12 53 Tecumseh 14 15 16 18 63 Christmas Gifts For the Shooter Ammo Pistols Rifles Reloaders and Supplies Gun Cases Trapping Supplies Free Throws Aid Chicago CHICAGO (AP) A pair of free throws by Robert Savage with four seconds to play led Chicago State to an 84-83 victory over Michigan Tech Wednesday night in the championship round of the Windy City Basketball Classic. Sam Kidd scored 21 points to lead Chicago State while Grimes hit for 30 for Michigan Tech. Wisconsin-Green Bay bolted into the final round with an 87-53 victory over St. Xavier.

The Wisconsin team, leading all the way, was paced by George Patterson with 29 points and held a 43-24 halftime lead. Chicago State and Wisconsin- Green Bay will meet for the championship of the Classic Thursday night. Greetings This holiday wish is all wrapped up Christmas" to friends out there. Phone 287-5183 "Your Remington and Ithaca Dealer" Gun Shop 3 miles south of North Adams Spirits are light! There's much happy cheer and merriment as we join in the celebration of Christmas. AUTO PARTS Hillsdale, Mich.

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