The Salina Journal from Salina, Kansas • Page 13

Bell takes 1 1 9-pound title in Hoys tourney 13 'Hoop Shoot 7 winners Winners in local 'Hoop Shoot' competition were (front row from left) Dayna Harp and Brooks Hilyard; (back row) Greg Brown, Kirk Johnson and Susie Berglund. Not pictured are Andrea Hebberly and Alicia Slay. (Journal Photo) 7 young Salmons earn berths for district 'Hoop Shoot' meet Seven young Salina basketball enthusiasts have earned berths in the Elks Northwest Kansas District 'Hoop Shoot' competition at Edson Jan. 14. The Salina youths won age group titles in the local competition last Friday.

Participants in the local contest came from contests held previously in grade schools. Seventeen schools from SONY COLOR TELEVISION The Sharp Color TV Set that fits "Just Right" in Any Room! We have the new 1978 15" remote control COLOR TV SETS Regular 9529.95 "450 with your old color TV in trade. A-SMILE A-MINUTE PHOTO CO. 119South Santa Fe "The In TV Si-rvlcc' Salina, Minneapolis, Bennington and Lindsborg were represented. Over 500 youths took part in the local meet.

District winners will advance to the state meet Jan. 28 at Marymount College's Smoot Gymnasium. Winners at the state meet move on to regional competition at Denver, with the national championships scheduled later at Kemper Arena in Kansas City, Local winners were Dayna Harp, Whittier, girls 8-9; Andres Hebberly, Hawthorne and. Alicia Slay, Hawthorne, tie in girls 10-11; Susie Berglund, Meadowlark, girls 12-13; Brooks Hilyard, Meadowlark, boys 8-9; Kirk Johnson, Stimmel, boys 10-11, and Greg Brown, Meadowlark, boys 12-13. Rod and Gun club will meet on Tuesday The Saline County Rod and Gun Club will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday at South Junior High School. Jerry Connley, director of the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission, will be the speaker. He will talk about the commission's new legislative package. Buffalo burgers will be served. The club also will observe farmer appreciation night.

The public is invited. SACC Basketball SACC Unity 36, St. Mary's Orange Crush 18; SACC Hustle 36, First Methodist Stingers 26; St. Mary's Orangemen 73, First Methodist Mosquitoes 20; First Christian 27, University Methodist 13; SACC Pride 34, St. John's Lutheran 35; Trinity Lutheran 25, Episcopal Christ 23.

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Call up or come in today. Most offices open evenings and Saturdays. NCOME TAX at your nearest Beneficial Finance System office. 182 5 South 9th In Kraft Monor 827-5501 HAYS Salina Central and Salina South finished low in the team standings at the Hays Invitational Wrestling Tournament here Saturday, but still place several individuals high in the individual standings. Central came away with a championship, a second place finish and two third places.

South picked up a second place finish and three fourth places. Central's Chris Bell won the 119- pound title with a pair of pins and a decision. South's Steve Tisdell came within one point of winning the 145 title. He lost a 1-0 decision in the finals on a penalty point. Central's Tuck Allen finished third at 186 and teammate Clarence Cox, a South, Central girls play tonight There will be plenty of girls' basketball action for Salina fans Monday night.

Undefeated Salina South, now 4-0, will entertain Junction City at 8 p.m. Monday in the South gym while Central takes on McPherson at 8 in the Central gym. South meets a Junction City team which is 3-2 overall. South holds wins over Salina Central, Manhattan, McPherson and Great Bend. The Cougars have had a week layoff since beating Great Bend, 53-40, last Monday.

Central will be looking for its 4th straight win. The Mustangs started with a victory, then dropped two straight games. Central now owns back-to-back wins over Manhattan, Junction City and Council Grove. McPherson is 4-3. Sacred Heart's girls, still winless, take on Lindsborg here Tuesday night.

Prep Basketball Saturday Night Non-League TMP 12 27 42 AtGoodland 17 25 37 56 Visitor: Schmidt 4, R. Brenner 7, Kroener 28, Ruder 19, Gross 2, Beford 3. Home: Newell 11, Lambert 25, Lake 12, Workman 6, Watson 5, Klbel 12, Wilson 5. teams: TMP 53, Goodland 40. Klngman 10 26 37 55 At Lyons 16 46 67 79 Visitor: Hawkins 14, Messlnger 7, Adelhardt 10, Blumanhourst 13, Swope 2, Leroux 6, Rohlman 2, Simons 1.

Home: Thornton 10, Berbllnger 20, Poncin 2, Gadfrey 12, Bernhardt 12, Friess 11, Campbell 8, Bettin4. Steams: Lyons 45, Klngman 40. Hlllcrest 8 19 28 38 AtMankato 24 41 60 75 Visitor: Hadachek 4-1-2; Shoemaker 1-0-3; Valek 20-3; Ferris 3-1-1; Havel 0-0-1; Vanous 3-2-5; Brakesh 1-3-3; Bunch i-0-1; Beam 0-0-2; Graves 0-1-0; Totals 15-8-21. Home: Berneking 9-3-2; T. Gouldie 3-1-4; Smith 7-11; Hulbert 7-4-2; Johnson 0-2-4; Clark 1-0-2; S.

Gouldie 1-0-2; McCammon 3-2-2; Totals 31-13-19. teams: Mankato37, Hlllcrest 32. GIRLS Non-League Hillcrest 9 26 35 40 AtMankato 4 13 21 29 Visitor: Denk 8, Baxa 4, Hadacek 12, West 2, Koss 14. Home: Hiltgen 4, Kennedy 8, Drury 2, Hesket 2, Rudolph 2, Wilson 2, Johnson 2. teams: Mankato 10, Hlllcrest 9 (ot) Juco Basketball Trl-State Round-Robin at Concordla Iowa Western 30 54 84 At Platte Tech 24 41 65 Visitor: Johnson 6, Clark 16, Viegut 31, Douglas 14, Baugi 2, Nlckerson 6, Floyd 7, Brandel 2.

Totals: 3318-24. Home: Heiman 9, Johnson 4, Nordberg 4, Dlblf 11, Ohnotek 10, Bender 2, Keagle 11, Engberg 1, Marti 3, Bolte 10. Totals: 24-17-27. Butler County 44 46 90 At Cloud County .41 45 86 Visitor: Brooks 39, Smith 14, Billings 4, Ekart 4, Anderson 6, Andre 23. Totals: 40-10-18.

Homne: White 6, Anderson 4, Cole 12, Yaussl 2, Golden 7, Bollig 7, Norman 10, Habig 32, Hubbard 6. Totals: 36-14-15. College Basketball O. L. Llgon Classic Wichita Falls, Texas (3rd Place) Benedictine 35 41 76 McNurry College 41 33 74 Benedictine: Foray 8-2-2; Ransom 0-0-0; Hart 7-34; Green 1-0-0; Lewis 4-1-4; Tolbert 1-4-2; Floyd 4-0-4; Shoop 6-4-3.

Totals: 31-14-19. McNurry: Cortney 6-3-2; Baum 0-0-3; Mackey 1-05; Martin 3-3-2; Byers 10-1-3; Nelson 8-1-2; Crocker 50-5. Totals: 33-6-22. Missouri nips Kansas women LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPI) Karen Rutter hit a jump shot and two free throws in the final eight seconds Saturday night to lift Missouri to an 84-81 victory over Kansas in the finals of the Big Eight Women's Basketball Tournament.

heavyweight, also was third. South's Dan Dean, 105, David Ahlstedt, 126, and Joel Looney, 138, all finished fourth. Oakley took the team title with 130 points. Central finished with 77 and South 50. South returns home Thursday with Junction City then goes to the Wichita North invitational on Saturday.

Central is at McPherson Thursday. Ttam Scores Oakley 130, Great Bend 107, Dodge City 98, Hays UVt, Central 77, Russell 68, Thomas More Prep 62, Salina South SO. Cintral finishers 98 (First round) Cody Rowan pinned by Dykes, Great Bend; (Consolation Semifinals) Rowan dec. by Merrlan, Oakley, 5-0. 105 (First round) Tom Peterman pinned Ewers, Russell; (Semifinals) Peterman dec.

by Lldel, Dodge City, 4-3; (Consolation Semifinals) Peterman pinned by Stevenson, Oakley. 112 (First round) Mathls Stewart pinned by Kar- lln, Oakley. 119 (First round) Chris Bell pinned Kaiser, Thomas More; (Semifinals) Bell pinned Rocha, Great Bend; (Finals) Bell dec. Lamar, Russell, 13-5. 126 (First round) Tom Rauh pinned Wall, Russell; (Semifinals) Rauh plnnd Lleker, Hays; (Finals) Rauh dec.

by Racette, Oakley, 8-5. 132 (First round) Ray Starnes dec. McKee, South, 14-7; (Semifinals) Starnes dec. by Niedree, Hays, 11-6; (Consolation semifinals) Starnes defaulted to Dreler, Dodge City. Ex-NU aide hired by Wildcats MANHATTAN, Kan.

(UPI) Carl Selmer, who served 11 years as Nebraska's offensive line coach and helped the Cornhuskers reach national prominence, has been hired as offensive coordinator at Kansas State, coach Jim Dickey announced today. This past season Selmer was offensive line coach at North Texas State. He also was offensive coordinator for Miami and served as head coach for the Hurricane in 1976. "Carl is considered in the coaching profession as one of the finest coaches in America," said Dickey. "Not only is he a proven outstanding football mind, but he is a tremendous person.

Kansas State people will love him." "I'm ready to get started and anxious to work with Coach Dickey," said Selmer. Selmer, a native of Minneapolis, never played prep football but became a standout tackle at Wyoming. He began his coaching career at Worland (Wyo.) High School and in nine seasons his teams compiled an 80-14-2 record. He joined Devaney at Wyoming and after five seasons moved with Devaney to Nebraska. YOUR FULL SERVICE FAMILY OPTICAL CENTER 827-9064 PTICAL 138 (First round) Alan Wentworth dec.

by Brull, Thomas More, 6-1. No matches at 145 and 15S. 167 (First round) John Robertson dec. by Schmidt, Thomas More, 7-0; (Consolation semifinals) Robertson pinned by White, Great bend. 106 (First round) Tuck Allen pinned Sperling, South; (Semifinals) Allen pinned by Bennett, Great Bend; (Consolation semifinals) Allen pinned Ollva, Russell; (3rd Place) Dean dec.

by Stevenson, Oakley, 7-0. HWT Clarence Cox pined Ketfer, Great Bend; (Semifinals) Cox dec. by Drelling, Thomas More, ret. (Consolation Semifinals) Cox pinned Johnson, Hays; (3rd Place) Cox dec. Zimmerman, Oakley, 2-0.

South flnlihtn 98 (First round) Tom Cllntock dec. by Morales, Dodge City, 13-5; (Consolation semifinals) McClintock pinned by Werth, Thomas More. 105 (First round) Dan Dean dec. by Spray, Greal Bend, B-0; (Consolation semifinals) Dean dec. Pfel- fer, Thomas More, 17-3 (3rd Place) Dean dec.

by Stevenson, Oakley 7-0). 112 (First round) Todd Tlsdell dec. Ford, Great Bend; (Semifinals) Tlsdell dec. by Young, Russell, 4-2; (Consolation semifinals) Tlsdell dec. Klzer, Thomas More, 7-1; (3rd Place) Tlsdell dec.

by Kar- lln, Oakley, overtime, 7-0. 119 (First round) Robert Weaver pinned by OJ) Lamar, Russell; (Consolation) Weaver dec. by C. Owens, Dodge City, 5-4. SJ" 126 (First round) David Ahlstedt dec.

by Racette, Oakley, 8-1; (Consolation semifinals) Ahls- tedt dec. Carlson, Great Bend, 8-5; (3rd Place) Ahls- tedt, dec. by Lelker, Hays, 5-2. 132 (First round) Brad McKee dec. by Starns, Central, 14-7.

138 (First round) Joel Looney pinned by Hen- ning. Great Bend; (Consolation semifinals) Looney pinned by Plnkston, Oakley. 145 (First round) Steve Tlsdell bye; (Semi- finals) Tisdell dec. Obogue, Hays, 11-6; (Finals) dell dec. by Strutt, Oakley, 1-0.

155 (First round) Kevin Doehrlng pinned by Balman, Oakley; (Consolation semifinals) Doehrlng; dec. by Gottschalk, Thomas More, 9-3; 167 (First round) Mike Anderson pinned Thoma-" son, Hays; (Semifinals) Anderson dec. by Gee, Rus- JJ sell, 10-9; (Consolation semifinals) Anderson dec. Gardner, Dodge City, 4-2; (3rd Place) Anderson White, Great Bend, 11-4. 185 (First round) Steve Spurllng pinned by Allen, Central.

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