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Flying Dutchmen Nip Alma. 79-78 Hope to Play Kalamazoo For 1st Spot Basketball Calvin Takes Results Hope 79 Alma 78 81-72 Win Over Ferris GRAXD RAPIDS Calvin ALMA Hope College's bas- $TM8 nd a Michigan State 79 Purdue ketball team escaped from an IJK A -ormwesiern 100 Aiicnigan Aimougn uiev snoi oniv ss per ambush here Saturday night, Bemidji 79 Michigan Tech 72 Colleges a a icarn cent for the game, the but didn't make it out com- Calvin 81 Ferris State 72 sparked by former Holland found themselves with a four- pletely unscathed. Central Mich. 72 Ohio North. 66 Christian piaver Larrv Klaasen oint lead 0 into last Kalamazoo Tops Albion; Central Wins Three games in one week and a determined Ohio Northern basketball crew almost proved to be too much for the Central Michigan Chippewas.

The Chips, tired after playing two games earlier in the week, escaped with a 72-66 overtime victory over Ohio Northern Saturday to lead the action among the Michigan college basketball teams. Although they shot only 39 per a olaver La Hope survived a second half Eastern Mich. 91 Western 111. 70 Lar minute of the game. i dumped Ferris State here Xorthern came 6back wilh barrage by Alma College to win Hillsdale 91 Illinois Teachers 74 dumped 79-78, but the Flying Dutchmen Kalamazoo 76 Albion 63 Saturday.

79-78, but "the Flying Dutchmen Kalamazoo 76 Albion 63 Saturday. air of baskets, however, may have lost the services of Lakeland 98 Northern Mich. 95 Klaasen came off the bench and tied the game 61-61 at the starting center Bruce Van Huis Miami Ohio 79 Western Mich. 55 to ma numerous assists and end of regulation play, for their important MIAA game Northwood 98 Lake Superior 89 add The close call "apparently at Kalamazoo Wednesday. Olivet 97 Adrian 96 aa nu mts to shocked out ts Van Huis suffered a sprained Detroit 95 Western Ontario 49 cause He aLj turned in a fine Chips poured left ankle when he came down Pittsburgh 83 Westmins.

Pa. 72 game. in points in the overtime on the side of his foot while Syracuse 118 West Virginia 104 Klaasen's sharp passing got period to secure their 17th win rebounding at 8:22 of the second Navy 68 Penn St. 64 lhe fcall to forwards CamD of the season against two losses, naif. Princeton 57 Brown 54 hrnt nh John Berends had 24 points to Hope Coach Russ De Vette Fordham 85 Boston College .81 and lcn ji Jead fte attack said he would not know until Villanova 78 St.

Joseph Pa. 73 tne second half, and the two Eastern Michigan started later today or Tuesday whether Yale 71 Pennsylvania 64 forwards led the Knights to a slowly but came to life midway the 6'5" center will be able to Tennessee 68 Georgia 36 lead near the middle of in the first half on the way to play at Kalamazoo. North Carolina St. 70 Virginia 59 the a 91-70 victory over Western The loss of Van Huis would Louisville 90 Wichita 68 sec( alvm took Illinois Tug Bowens scored 22 make Hope's already thin ranks Florida State 100 Tulane 90 commanding margin with for a stern which now into a virtual skeleton Georgia Tech 82 North Car. 80 than three minutes to play, has a 15-4 record.

They lost starting forward, Don. Western Ky. 65 East Tenn. 56 Campbell had 13 points during Michigan Intercollegiate Ath- Kronemeyer, and Vanderbilt 72 Mississippi 67 the second half and Schrotenboer letic Association co-leader Kala- 12. They had a total of 20 and mazoo picked up its seventh 18 respectively for the game, win in eight games Saturday by Calvin held a r.arrow 40-36; crushing Albion, 76-63, with edge at halftime.

Tom Crawford scoring 22 points Mike Griffith and Jessie Mang-1 and Bob Trenary adding 21. ham each had 19 points for Fer-' Olivet pushed its MIAA rec- ris State. ord to 5-3 by squeezing past Ad- The victory snapped a four-i rian College, 97-96. i game losing streak of the! paced by Gordon Lofts' 30 Knights. Their record is now points, led through the entire 7-9.

Ferris, suffering through second half, sometimes by as one of its worst seasons is 1-15. many as nine points, but saw Calvin takes on Olivet in an the big lead disappear in the MIAA game at Olivet Wednes-1 closing moments of the game da y- I The University of Detroit Tom Dykema, another former i started fast, hitting on nine of Holland Christian player, was the first 11 shots from the floor Report Trotters Offer Alcindor $1 Million Pact LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Harlem Globetrotters, who once lured Wilt Chamberlain away from Kansas University after his junior year, are hot on the trail today of UCLA's fabulous sophomore giant Lew Alcindor. Alcindor hinted Sunday that the touring Globetrotters had offered him a contract if he would drop out of school and join them. But the 7-foot-l 3 lad from New York appeared cool to the wealthy offer, reportedly for $1 million. "Right now I'm interested in my education." the center of the No.

1 ranked Bruins said. "But it's possible something could come up in the Owner Jerry Saperstein of the Globetrotters was reported to have said at Wichita, that he was willing to make such a rich offer to Alcindo on a $1 million contract basis which would be renewable every five years. Big Lew said he had been approached several times in the past by the famous basketball clowns, but added, "Nothing came of it." Ryun Breaks CttTVCTS Defeat Fieldhouse oo Mark in Mile BmVeS 143-138 wiciucjci, oliU I I outusi. uiii guards, Cal Beltman and Bruce Indiana 93 Wisconsin 81 McCreary, on scholastic ineli-, Kansas 60 Kansas State 55 gibility at the beginning of the Bradley 79 North Texas St. 69 semester.

Toleda 84 Ohio 80 Hope and Kalamazoo with vie-, Iowa 73 Ohio State 72 tories Saturday are tied for first i Notre Dame 87 Houston 78 Drake 58 Cincinnati 55 Minnesota 93 Illinois 81 Nebraska 94 Iowa State 82 Marquette 66 Davidson 65 De Paul 71 Xavier Ohio 60 MIAA Standings Hope Kalamazoo Olivet Calvin 7 1 5 3 i UCLA 100 Oregon 66 3 4 Seattle 69 Texas Western 56 2 5 Community College 2 6 Henry Ford 79 Kellogg 70 1 i Muskegon 97 Northwestern 91 Concordia 105 concoraia 10a place in the MIAA with 7-1' TM ulil iva Lakes 81 declared. Si'SS High School 1 Hope led the entire game in Lawrence 82 Saugatuck 69 A 1 1 A. 1 a by Calvin last week." defeating Alma, but had to stall' Fennville 86 Hopkins 51 the final four minutes to survive an upset attempt by the Western Ontario. Bruce Rodwan had 19 points to pace the HOpe JaVVeeS League Hieh Game A Ma Gordon Hetrick and his team- a 6' junior, was amazing in the second half as he zeroed in on jump shots' Ted Zwart and Tom Dykstra from all over the court, some eac hit 25 points to lead Hope 3 Va" in the second half. Hope's Floyd Brady, Klein and Carl Walters were Holland Armory Friday night, all hot in the first half as they i Hone was aided paced the Flying Dutchmen jj a 5140 margin at the intermission.

Brady had 19 points, Klein 12 and Walters 10 in the first Titans, who are now 9-12 for the Bowling Scores ernMicUgandroppedb low the .500 mark in the Mid- 236. JVMK UV' I JLU LUC ATilU" High Game A. Masselink, i America Conference by losing AAwkl-Anlr i 1JTI a 79-55 contest to Miami of High Series A. Masselink, i Ohio. Fred Foster led Miami 566.

with 26 points in its sixth win against two losses. Western is now 4-5 in the MAC. to a 103-71 jim over Mackinac College in the West Ottawa League High Game-- A. Streur, 222. High Series-- A.

Holthoff, 608. Classic League High Game J. Vanden J. Vanden tempts. The Jayvees only hit 32 I per cent from the floor 607 Brad McLouth and Bill Bek- Wi rtm i Bering each had 12 points and, 91Hlgh Game Hope shooting cooled off Randy Nyberg and Bob Veene-' 218 against Alma's zone defense in man each had seven for Hope.

the second half, but the Flying Tom Harmelink led in re! 59 Dutchmen were able to main-1 bounds for the Jayvees with TujJP City League J. Van Senes Van Flint Boxers Grab Honors GRAND A I (UPI)Flint boxers slugged their way to eight titles in the annual Michigan Golden Gloves championship bouts here Saturday and also captured the team title with 56 points Lansing followed a I me uoyvcra wiui 10. fi ivmuvvcu tain the 11-pomt lead at 14:28 Bekkering grabbed 12 rebounds, i High Game-M. Ten Harm- points and four titles of the second half. The score, The Jayvees.

coached by tn 32 ur imes was then 59-48. The two teams Glenn Van Wieren upped their Hi Series--M 4. CC with 48 traded baskets for about four season's record to 'll-2 with the I AV.I-VJ.U LV J-A-i. i tUC mmutes, and Hope led 67-57 at, victory. They go against Kala- 10 TM 1 of the half Bazoo's junior varsity Wednes- The Scots began to eat away' day in Kalamazoo at the lead.

Gary Rypma sank Ten Harm-) and ties ands24 points. The two two u- went to of a field goal at 5:17 of the period to put Hope ahead 76-71. but Hetrick came back with a three point play at the five-minute mark and notched a free throw at 4:05 to make the score 76-75 in Hope's favor. The visitors then went into i American Tile Wins 101-100 in Overtime Ron Maat canned two foul shots with four seconds left in overtime to give American Tile a 101-100 victory over Grand Zeeland Thurs. Nite Suburban High Game D.

Bos, 235 High Series D. Bos, 612 Holland Hghts-Mr. and Mrs. the Moose, Grand Rapids High Games--Men: E. Zuide: Arthur Johnson Award went to ma, 226.

Women: J. Vanden Shaun Nicholson of Grand Ra- Berge 168. pi(ls Catholic Central High High Series-Men: D. Ver School as the fighter who "most Women: J. Vanden.

exemplifies the spirit of the 'Golden Gloves." Wednesday Nite Late Kupls The best fight of the night, Games --Men: G. Van-i judging by the reaction of the a stall hoping to" draw Alma 3 1 House of Style at the Games -Men: G. Van-jjudging by the reaction of the out of its zone defense The I 1 i and Clvlc Center Saturday den Bosch, 225. Women: 4,500 fans in the Civic Auditor- Scots stayed with their zone. mght Vander Wilk, 193.

ium. was between thp tTM 3-05 arl of the erS Deriod he I ers mttl oints Wn0e team-iKhee, 59 notched to give Tmate TM ela i Wilk 4 Hooe a two-wrint edee Larry Edwards and Will Ed- was rdHs eachf ad 3 ed while shooting at the 2: 461 the House of Style. mark, but the freshman guard' was only able to hit one of two! Kaline, Partner Finish night. Vander Wilk, 193. i ium, was between the two i Maat led American Tile scor- High Series Men: T.

Van i smallest novices, Rick Ford of points while team-iRhee, 593. Women: E. Vander' Lansing and John Garza of a nH oo Wilk, 499. Flint, with Ford winning a split Wed. Night Mr.

and Mrs. decision. High a Men: J. Julius Boros Wins Phoenix Open Honors PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) Julius Boros, 46-year-old veteran of the pro golfing wars, joined the growing brigade of I tournament-winning fathers today.

Boros, twice winner of the U.S. Open, flew home to Florida 'Sunday night to his wife and 'seven kiddies with a check for $14,000, top prize in the 72-hole i $70,000 Phoneix Open. I The 6-foot, 210-pounder I showed a lot of finesse on the I greens to get a birdie on the 18th hole. He had a 272 total, 12 under par for the Arizona Country Club course. His rounds of 69-67-69-67 beat out Ken Still, jTacoma, by one stroke.

Still, celebrating his 32nd birthday, fired a final 63, eight under par, and had a 72-hole total of 273, 1 under, with his previous rounds of 67-74-70. He got $8,400, as a birthday present. This was Boros' first tour- I nament win since the Green- Open of 1964 but he's usually in the big money. He earned $43,235, officially, last year. Gardner Dickinson made a nice finishing rush and tied for third place with Rod Funseth at 274.

Funseth led by one stroke a the start of the final round and through nine holes but then i ran into bogey trouble and i carded a 72. His other rounds 68-64-70. Dickinson has 71 67-67-69. 1 Tommy Aaron also had a hot final round--a 65--and tied with Dean Refram at 275, good for $4,375 in money. Most of the pros who played i here head south to the Tucson i Open which starts Thursday but 1 not Boros.

"All those kids are waiting 1 for me back there," he said i before he flew home. As a father of seven, Boros matches Tom Nieporte, who won the Bob Hope Desert Classic Feb. 5, Nieporte, however, expects an eighth offspring next month. EAST LANSING, Mich. (UPI) --Jim Ryun, proclaimed 1966's best amateur athlete in the country when he received the Sullivan Award last week, continued pursuing 1967 honors at a record pace Saturday.

The Kansas sophomore stole the show by breaking one of nine records which fell at the 44th annual Michigan State Relays, watched Saturday night by an estimated 6.500 fans. Ryun set a meet and fieldhouse record in Jenison Fieldhouse by whipping off the mile in 4:03.7. He also flew through the anchor leg of the two-mile relay as the Jay hawk team was clocked in a winning time of 7:34.6. Ryun, who holds the world mile record (3:51.3) and the a i thrilled the overflow crowd in the two-mile relay event when he came from behind to pass Kansas State's Con Nightingale and Michigan's John Reynolds in his half-mile leg of the race. Ryun's time in the mile, athough it erased the old fieldhouse record of 4:04.9 set by Wes Santee in 1954, was eight-tenths of a secod slower than his fastest indoor time of i the new season.

Other individual records fell to hurdler Charles Pollard, who led Michigan State to the team I victory, distance runner Dick Sharkey also of Michigan State, George Washington, -Michigan State's low hurdler, and Ralph Schultz of Northwestern. Pollard set a new indoor American dirt track record in the preliminaries of the 70-yard high hurdles with a clocking of :08.2. His whining time in the finals was one-tenth of a second slower. Sharkey covered the two-mile distance in Washington ran the 70-yard low hurdles in I :07.7 and Schultz covered the 1,000 yard run in 2:13.8. Kansas State's distance med; lay relay team set a mark of 9:50.1 and the Michigan State spring medly relay team established a meet and fieldhouse mark with a time of 3:24.2.

I Although Washington set the mark in the preliminaries he was edged out in the finals of the law hurdles by George Byers of Kansas, who was caught at :07.8. Despite a 49-point scoring effort by Battle Creek's Guy Manning the Holland Carvers defeated the Braves 143-138 in a American Basketball League game at the Civic Cen- ler Saturday night. Offsetting Manning's performance was a 30-point performance by Stew Johnson and Willie Merriweather, 28, and Charlie Bowerman and Goose Ligon with 20 each. The Carvers led most of the game taking quarter leads of 40-33, 77-64 and 108-105. Stew Johnson picked off 17 rebounds to lead the Carvers in that department.

Cincy Powell had 16 rebounds for ihe Braves. It was the second time Holland has beaten the Braves this season. The Carvers topped them 126-117 in an earlier game at the Civic Center. The victory was Holland's eighth in 17 games this season. The Carvers travel to Muskegon for a game with the NABL champion Panthers Wednesday.

They return for a home game with the Benton Harbor Sailors this Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the Civic Center. Former Carver player-coach Bob Wilkinson ignited a fourth quarter rally which gave the Grand Rapids Tackers a 115-107 victory over Benton Harbor at the Wyoming Godwin Fieldhouse Saturday night. Wilkinson hit for a three-pointer and six straight foul shots in the last period to pace the victory. The Sailors led 32-27 at the end of the first quarter, 57-53 at halftime and 85-77 at the three-quarter mark.

Ollie Johnson of Grand Rapids led all scorers with 30 points. Chicago's Porter Merriweather set a new NABL scoring record of 53 points, but the Bombers still lost a 128-125 decision to the Lansing Capitols at Lansing Saturday. Holland (143) Indians Take 82-69 Loss At Lawrence LAWRENCE Lawrence's command of the backboards aided it to an 82-69 win over Saugatuck in an Al-Van basketball game here Saturday night. Center John Marconi led the victors to a 68-34 edge in rebounding. Lawrence took the lead in the first quarter and stayed ahead the rest of the way.

It held leads of 24-16, 47-32 and 65-50 at the end of the quarters. Joe Capps paced Lawrence scoring with 27 points. Marconi added 19, and Terry Terrantino 13. Joe Milauckas notched 20 points and Ray Bekken 11 for Saugatuck. Lawrence hit 34 of 92 floor shots for 36 per cent while the Indians made 25 of 80 for 31 per cent.

Both teams hit 73 per cent of their free throws. Lawrence made 20 of 27 while Saugatuck had 19 of 26. Saugatuck's Al Van record dipped to 5-6 with the loss. The Indians are 6-7 overall. They host Lawton on Tuesday.

Merriweathr, Johnson, Ligon, Bowerman, Heard, Hughes North James Acton 14 9 4 6 3 6 0 8 2 2 3 4 2 1 0 3 5 4 0 5 4 3 2 28 30 20 20 12 14 13 0 Schreur, Vanden Brink; i Pistons Stop Warriors; vSen Celtic. Defeat 76ers ETKOIT (UPI) Although Rick Barry scored 29 points for Thursday Mr. and Mrs. San Francisco, the Detroit Pis- High Games --Men: G. Van tons defeated San Francisco Women: E.

i 134-127 Sunday in National Bas! ketball Association action. free throws, and Hope still had' Fifth in Golf Tourney a one-point edge. The Scots another, CARLSBAD, Calif. (UPI)--Dechance to tie the score or go i troit Tiger outfielder Al Kaline --s- ahead when Rick Lorenz, an-1 and his football golfing partner, 11 aja other freshman, missed the first, each were S500 richer Luurtsema, 186. shot of a one-and-one situation their winnings for a fifth-place High Series--Men: G.

Van Dave De Busschere had for at 1:20. tie in the $30,000 American As- Putten, 603. Women: L. Blauw- the Pistons and Wayne High- Hope continued to stall, and trojet Golf Classic at La Costa kamp. 486.

tower added 24 In other games Brady was fouled at 1:19. He i Country Club. Thursday Nite Duets St. Louis edged Cincinnati. 118- converted.

Carl Walters came Kaline a-nd San Diego Charger High Ganies Men- "5 while Los Angeles took Chi- back with another free throw Ernie Wright shot a 54 hole' Troost, 235. Women- Vander ca 129-121 and Boston edged at :15 to put Hope ahead by partner best-ball 63-67-65 for a Kolk, 184; I. 184- Philadelphia, 113-112. three points. total 195.

three strokes under Van Hekken, 184. Sam Jones sank a jump shot Hetrick gunned in a long jump net par. the tourney which High Series Men- Loo- with 36 seconds left and then shot seconds before the buzzer ended Sunday. man, 561. Women: I Looman nv ted a free throw 26 see- to bring the Scots within one Paul Krause of the Washing- 526.

onds later to give the Celtics int ton Redskins and Bill Mazero- Thurs Air and Mrs 7pHat.il tne win John Havlice had 33 Hope, which used a man-to- ski the Pittsburgh Pirates High Game" Men the winners and Wilt Cham rnan defense most of the second carded a 59-65-61-185 for the Brinks, 227 Women- A Van! half wen into a zone at 2:46 first prize of $5.000 each. den Brink 202 of the half. De Vette said the nf zone kept Hetrick from getting WnSln "i Two Jockevs I the shots, and the rest of the in the MIAA with a 1-7 mark, A. Vanden Brink. IWO JOCKe yS Scots couldn't hit in the closing and have a 1-14 record overall.

minutes. De Vette said he had Hope's overall record is 11-6. Go-Go Girls hoped to go into the zone with Lakers Defeated By Spring Arbor JENISON Spring Arbor College's basketball team scored five quick points with about 10 minutes left in the game, and trailed again as it defeated Grand Valley State College 99-94 Saturday night. The Blue Jays moved out to a 72-68 lead at that point, and were able to maintain their lead through the rest of the game. Grand Valley's Ed Crisman and Spring Arbor's Rocky Kent each had 28 points.

Spring Arbor led 47-42 at halftime. Spring Arbor's record is 1112 and Grand Valley is 6-14. Fennville Tops Hopkins For 4th Win i FENNVILLE Fennville's i basketball team used a full-1 1 court press for most of the game to help them to an 86-51 triumph i 1 over Hopkins at the Fennville 1 High gym Saturday night. The Blackhawks' press forced i Hopkins to make mistakes and turn over the ball. It also gave I the winners several easy lay! ups after Hopkins' turnovers.

After a 13-13 stalemate in the first quarter, Fennville grabbed the lead at the end of the second quarter 40-26. The victors opened up the margin to 69-37 in 1 the third stanza. Tom Wolters and Ron Alexander each poured in 22 points for Fennville. Sophomore Higgins playing his first varsity game for Fennville had 14 points. Don Walker and Terry Yonker made 15 points each for Hopkins.

Fennville Coach Ray Feher said his team rebounded better than in other game this season The Blackhawks enjoyed a 64-40 edge in rebounding. Fennville outshot their visitors 32-16 from the floor. The Blackhawks hit on 32 of 86 attempts for 37 per cent, and Hop- 1 kins had 16 of 66 for 24 per cent. From the free throw line Fennville made 22 of 32 for 69 i per cent and Hopkins connected i on 19 of 31 for 61 per cent. Fennville's record is 4-9.

The Blackhawks host Bangor Tues- i day night. Totals 53-5 22 26 143 I denotes three-point baskets Battle Creek (138) FG FT PF TP Manning, 20 9 4 49 Powell, 9 4 5 22 Chmielewski, 1 2 1 4 Hahn, 5 1 4 Lewis, 7 5 29 Lynn 10 3 1 23 Black Hawks Edge Wings, 3-2 CHICAGO (UPD-One of the streaks had to end when the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Black Hawks met Sunday. And under the period proding of National Hockey League-leading scorer Stan Mi, kit the Black Hawks continued their unbeaten streak while the Red Wings saw theirs go down 1 the dram, 3-2, at Chicago Stadium. The Hawks, who are rapidly breaking open the NHL title I race, have now won 11 games and tied three while going 14 games straight without a loss. The Red Wings had won their last five games in a row, a streak which began after the Hawks beat them at Olympia Stadium in Detroit.

Detroit, still in fourth place, has won eight of its last 10 games, nevertheless. In other games, Sunday Toronto edged Boston, 2-1 and 1 New York and Montreal played to a 4-4 tie. Totals 56 26 20 138 Panthers Tangle With Christian Holland Christian hosts West Ottawa at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Holland Civic Center. Three area teams will play league games.

Hudsonville hosts Wyoming Park in an 0-K Red Division game, Lawton is at Saugatuck in Al-Van action and Bangor plays at Fennville in a Kalamazoo Valley Association contest. In other games Tuesday night Hamilton plays at Wyoming Lee and Hudsonville i Christian travels to Kelloggsville. Heuga Leads U.S. Ski Team to Roch Cup Win ASPEN, Colo. (UPI) The U.S.

ski team, behind the consistent performance of Olympian Jim turned back a strong challenge by two Swiss skiers to capture the prestigious Roch Cup here over the weekend. Heuga, of Tahoe City, easily won the men's slalom Sunday and, with his seventh place showing in the men's downhill Saturday, carried away the combined Roch Cup honors. NABL Teams Play LANSING (UPI) In North American Basketball League action, Sunday, Lansing edged Chicago, 128-125 while Columbus won over Battle Creek, 125-118 and Muskegon took Benton Harbor, 111-106. BOWLING STANDINGS CLASSIC LEAGUE Imperial Landscape 15 6 Brickerete Motel 15 Boy Haven Marina 7 Tulip City Blacktop 13 8 Holland Ready Rf. 9 12 Blatz Beer 8 13 Old North End 6 15 Beechweod Foodland 4 17 High Games: J.

Vanden Brink 278, B. Maacak 236, R. Walters 235. High Series: J. Vanden Brink 699, B.

Botsis 638, Wolters 635, Boeve -628 VALENTINE SPECIAL berlain and Hal Greer each had 28 for the 76ers. Horse Killed in Mishap Utzin er a bigger lead, but finally decided to use it to stop Hetrick from getting good shots. The Scots had three more baskets than their visitors, but Hope outscored Alma 21-14 from the free throw line to win the The Flying Dutchmen made 18 of 36 attempts from the floor for 50 per cent in the first half, but came through with only 11 of 33 in the second half for 33 per cent. Brady led Hope's Vandermccr, scoring with 26. Walters had 18 Struble, and Klein 14.

Gray, Alma meshed 32 of 62 shots Hetrick. from the floor for 52 per cent. Fuzak. They hit an identical 16 of 31 Simmons in ech half. Besides Met rick's Lorenz 32 points, Fuzak had 15 and Bill Masson Simmons 10 for the The Scots are in last place Toials SPAPFRf Hope (79) FG FT PF TP 4 10 0 4 1 2 0 14 26 High Game 173 HIALE AH, Fla.

(UPI) -Two High Scries Rigterink' top ockevs lie in hospital beds and a $250.000 race horse is dead as a result of a spectacular, three-horse pileup fi Michigan Tech Wins during the $33,350 Bougainvillea 18 HOUGHTON I The Turf Handica Saturday. 9 Michigan Tech and Northern Braulio Baeza leading jockey 2 6 Michigan University ski teams in tne nation last ear and the 1 placod first and second in the leader at Hialean this season, combined State of Michigan Al- a Larr Adam were 16 79 pino Championships and with broken collar- Alma (78) Midwest Alpine Championships bo os a a rcswlt the fal1 FG FT PF TP riin Saturdav at Mount Riplev Baeza mount Exhibitionist, i broke it.s shoulder and was 29 21 1 2 0 4 2 0 0 2 0 2 2 4 15 agers in the Michigan sporting PORT HURON (UPI) The 4 10 -ccno Lind? Michaiski and Ed-1 Port Huron Flags scored three 8 die Bcrtrand. captured their third-period goals Sunday night destroyed. fi Win Skating Crown ALPKNA PH TWO teon- Port Huron Wins 0 speed-skating championships Sunday on the 14 21 rink at I.ako Mich-E-Ke-Wis. to take a 4-2 International Hockey league victory from the Fort Wayne Komcts.

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