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10 The Missoulian, Tuesday. April 18, 1972 Flying Finn Wins Marathon 0 UJ Finland's Olympic marathon team, came from far off the pace and fooled most observers with his stamina in the mild weather. He pulled up to Sabinal's shoulder at the fifth check point just below Boston College, 21.6 miles-from the start. Then he burst in front, pulled away and had enough left to hold off Mora's late challenge. Housewife Tops Distaff Runners BOSTON (AP) Nina Kus-csik, a 33-year-old Huntington, N.Y., housewife, plied the 26-mile, 385-yard Boston Athletic Association Marathon course in 3 hours, 8 minutes, 58 seconds Monday to become the first woman ever to officially cross the finish line.

Mrs Kuscsik, mother of two children, out-distanced eight other female entrants and carried the colors of the Suffolk Athletic Club to victory lane where she was crowned with a laurel wreath by Will Cloney, the marathon chairman. Mrs. Kuscsik finished about 55 minutes behind the men's winner, Finland's Olavi "I had no idea I was going to win," Suomalainen said through an interpreter. "When we got on the hills, I started to feel better. I knew I was going to catch the Mexican, but I was afraid someone would catch me.

I didn't have any strategy. I just ran the way I do, and hoped I could catch them." Suomalainen weighs only 125 pounds, but packs muscles on a 5-foot-8 frame. Suomalainen dominated a field of 1,081 starters from a total of 1,224 entries, the second largest in BAA history despite strict qualifying conditions. His time was far short of the record of 2:10.30 set by England's Ron Hill two years ago. Clairmont Resigns Coaching Duties RONAN Jim Clairmont, head football coach at Ronan High School the past two years, has resigned his coaching duties.

Clairmont resigned from the post in order to devote more time to his family and teaching duties. Clairmont, who also served as a varsity assistant coach, for two years, compiled a record of II wins, five losses and one tie as head coach. His 1971 team finished with a 6-1-1 record and tied for first place in the District 7-B conference. Wally Sims will succeed Clairmont as head football coach. Sims has been a varsity assistant the past two years.

He played his college football at Minot State and was head coach at Troy for two years prior to coming to Ronan. Bill Posivio and John Harold will serve as Sims' assistants. goalie Tony Esposito (35) keeps a close eye on the puck. New York won the game 3-2 to take a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven series. (AP AN UNCOMFORTING HAND New York leftwinger Pete Stemkowski has Chicago de-fenseman Kieth Magnuson in a headlock after firing a shot on goal during Sunday's NHL Stanley Cup semifinal game in Chicago.

Chicago Fish Count By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The upstream movement of fish at Columbia and Snake River dams Friday. Chinook Steelhead Rangers Forced Hawks' Flop bid to duplicate countryman Al-varo Mejia's victory in 1971. Sabinal, who took the lead after 14 miles, opened a 300-yard advantage after 17 Vz miles, but then faded on three hills, the last the famed Heartbreak heading up to Boston College. However, he held on to take third in 2:16.10, his best marathon effort. Mexico's Alfredo Penazola and Pablo Garrido, making their third appearance in the BAA run, finished fourth and fifth, respectively.

Penazola was timed at 2:18.46, and Garrido in 2:19.50. Bruce Mortenson of Rochester, N.Y., was sixth in 2:19.59, followed by Jeff Galloway of Tallahassee, in 2:20.03. Mejia was next in 2:20.06. Suomalainen, a 25-kilometer runner who failed to qualify for Hylton Leads Winston Cup DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) With three races remaining, James Hylton of In-man, S.C.

still leads in the battle for the $10,000 payoff on the first leg of the Winston Cup driving championship. Hylton, who also leads the National Association of Stock Car and Automobile Racing Grand National point standings, has 2,273,95 points in the Winston competition, 53.6 points ahead of Bobby Allison of Hueytown, Ala. Allison leads in season earnings with $56,665, followed by Richard Petty of Randleman, with $55,145. Petty stands third in Winston points with 2,202.40. Athletic Banquet Set for April 27 The annual Catholic High Schools Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Missoula Council of the Knights of Columbus, will be Thursday, April 27, at 6:30 p.m.

in the St. Francis Auditorium. The banquet will honor the boys and girls athletic teams and cheerleaders. University of Montana Basketball Coach Jud Heathcote will be the keynote speaker. Tickets are $3.50 for adults and $1.75 for grade and high school students.

They may be purchased at St. Francis Auditorium the evening of the banquet. A swiss steak dinner with all the trimmings will be served. inirarcmnHB GOT A DOG? NEED A RUN? WE'VE GOT 'EM Ready made or built to your order. Permanent chain link and steel pipe construction.

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Another Ranger casualty, de-fenseman Jim Neilson, underwent x-ray examination of a jammed finger on his left hand and also was pronounced available for Tuesday night. Hawk Coach Billy Reay said "it wasn't the layoff, it was the Rangers" after the Rangers Bonneville 2700 60 The Dalles 425 7 John Day 111 19 McNary 19 55 Ice Harbor 51 Lower Monumental 2 77 Saturday Bonneville 3729 61 The Dalles 621 12 John Day 85 14 McNary 81 77 Ice Harbor 16 80 Lower Monumental 5 77 Little Goose 1 119 Sunday Bonneville 3488 70 The Dalles 726 8 John Day 125 16 McNary 111 57 Ice Harbor 18 64 Lower Monumental 2 53 Little Goose 3 79 mi T7 in the first period," Reay said. "They killed us with two goals in the second period. "I don't think you can blame our seven days off for that flop. The Rangers, and particularly their defense, were just too much for us." However, Chicago's Bobby Hull felt the layoff hurt him and that the Hawks would be sharper Tuesday night.

"I was beginning to feel a little better in the third period," said Hull. "Practicing all week, didn't help us, it just wasn't the same as game conditions." Reay said Tuesday night he would restore Chico Maki to the same line with Hull and center Chris Bordeleau. Sunday night, Reay tried Maki on a line with center Stan Mi-kita and Cliff Koroll aiming aL defensive bolstering. Dogs, Autos Responsible For Heavy Deer Kill If you carry on with your take him to see CAMtVOH CAMPING Starts Wednesday ROXY Tom Hillier By DAVE O'HARA Associated Press Sports Writer BOSTON (AP) Finland's Olavi Suomalainen a 25-year-old engineering student making his marathon debut, charged into the lead with less than five miles to go and won the 76th Boston Athletic Association classic Monday by a small margin over Victor Manuel Mora of Colombia. Suomalainen wore down Mexico's Jacinto Sabinal at Heartbreak Hill and covered the sunbathed 26-mile, 385-yard course from Hopkinton to Boston in 2 hours, 15 minutes, 39 seconds to return the BAA laurel wreath to Finland for the first time in 10 years.

Mora closed like a sprinter and finished slightly more than 100 yards behind the flying Finn. The Colombian hit the finish in 2:15.57, just missing a Dutch Frown On Fischer (C) New York Timit News Service THE HAGUE, The Netherlands, The board of the National Dutch Chess Union has decided to give up all efforts to organize a world championship chess match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky. Gerard Kapsenberg, secretary-general of the Dutch Union, said this Monday after receiving information from the International Chess Federation that Fischer has refused to play either in Belgrade or Reykjavik. Kapsenberg said that for the International Chess Federation only one solution remained: disqualification of Fischer. The board of the Dutch Union considers Fischer's attitude reprehensible, Kapsenberg said, adding: "Following these Fischer maneuvers all the trumps are now in the hands of the Russians.

Fischer would now have to beg the Russian Chess Union on his knees for a new deal. One cannot possibly expect Spassky to accept another agreement without cast-iron guarantees." The International Chess Federation requested the Dutch Union to take over the organization of half the match from Belgrade, which withdrew its offer. The other half of the match was to have been in Iceland. time at any of the banquets since the program began in .1958. John Teague of Clinton also received the Copper Award and Jerry Denend of West Riverside was also eligible for the award but was unable to attend the banquet.

Since the program was begun more than 105.000 students have been certified as satisfactorily completing the course. The instruction includes training in safe gun handling, survival, first aid, game identification and landowner-sportsman relations. Four B's Wins The Four B's independent basketball team defeated the Anaconda Job Corps team 114-102 in a game Sunday night. Hansen of Anaconda took game-scoring honors with 46 points. Tolman paced Four B's with 32 points and Cramer added 23.

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The first game went three innings on Saturday then was postponed because of darkness and resumed Sunday. Keith Harding hit a three-run double in the first inning on Saturday to put the game out of reach of Montana. The Grizzlies got one run in the Sunday portion. In the regularly scheduled Sunday game, Rick Simmons struck out 11 and walked two in pitching Idaho to the win. The Vandals stole nine bases in the game to augment the 10-hit attack.

Montana took a 2-0 lead in the first inning on two unearned runs, but Idaho came back to lead 4-2 in the third inning on five consecutive singles. Hm Game -I Km a I II I Kal Mas til Uaryl Bmhard. Randy Smith. kvl 4 and I 'hi I (iraham Slrvt Martin Sirvr Kampa iSi and Km Kay Stw HunlM I Second Game MoaUM tM Ml Make IU III Daryl Rushard. Randy Smith S.

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"Cow-calf ratios are down slightly," Kis said. "The ratio varies from 17 to 25 calves per 10C cows." He said this points out that the elk had a severe winter. Kis reported the elk in the Middle and South Fork drainages to be well scattered and generally in good shape, however, adding that the moderate weather in February and early March had helped bare south slopes in the area so they get at feed. A total of 11 grizzly were-killed in the district last fall by hunters and three were destroyed in livestock operations, Kis said. He said the department could pin down no illegal kills of grizzly bears last fall, although in some years there are as many illegal as legal kills.

MT. SENTINEL WOMEN Wednesday's play at the University course will be for lowest score on odd holes. The first group will tee off at 9 a.m. Last week's fewest putts winners were: Betsy Bigelow, Class Laura Kittell, Betty Fintllay, Emy Tangmo and Pat Ingram, Class Lorraine Nash, Class and Sophie Cahill, Class D. LEISURE HIGHLANDS MEN Players 1-2 and 3-4 will pair off with a 5:30 p.m.

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