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PAGE TWELVE WED HEWS BAEDADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. SATURDAYMARCH 7, 1970 OTTAWA HILLS ROLLS ON River Rouge Rips Ecorse i I i i them as the state's top teams. '-Life ennial mastery of the boards as the nine time state Class champ squelchod Ecorse, 96-76, to gain its 23rd district title. Ottawa HillSj. seeking its third straight Class A state title, slipped past a 20-17 first quarter deficit to upend Grand JtSp-ids Catholic Central, 83-69.

Tonight's action sees the top team in each class defend its honor and the honor of the From Associated Press "Watch out!" Here comes River Rouge and Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills in what they hope will be a repeat performance as state champions in the Michigan high school basketball tournament. Despite its racial problems which forced its games to be played behind locked doors, River Rouge displayed its per sec Hi 4 of Springport's 25 fouls to win, 81-67. Friday' was not the day for last year's runners up, as Class D's Detroit St. Martin, lost to Grosse Pointe University School, 62-54. Class can't even claim a defending champion, as last year's winner, Marquette Bishop Baraga, closed its doors forever after the school year.

No. 4 in Class Nahma Big Bay DeNoc, unfazed by an Bay DeNoc, nonplussed by an unweildy name, blasted in 117 points to Paradise's 37. Games to watch in class A 4 Hi, Pontiac Central, Class A's No. 1 team, faces Pontiac Northern, while Class B's top rated Sagi naw Carrollton meets Saginaw Bticna Vista. The Upper Peninsula's Houghton, voted best in Class does battle with L'Anse, and the Class representative in top rated teams, North Adams, meets Camden Frontier.

In top Class- A games played Friday, third-ranked Detroit Kettering downed ninth-ranked Detroit Northeastern, 96-93. No. 5 Grand Rapids Union downed Grand Rapids Creston 65-47. Kalamazoo Hackett. last year's runner up in Class was flattened by Comstock, 71-65.

Other ranked Class teams to gain victory Friday were Muskegon Heights, Bay City All Saints, and Inkster. Stockbridge, fourth ranked in Class withstood tough pressure when Springport rallied in the third period to come within two points of tying the game. But Stockbridge took advantage A i Tigers won by final score of 72-62 to earn the title for third straight year. (Redman Ames photo) RIDING HIGH: Young Benton Harbor fan decked out in appropriate headgear gets a ride from other spectators in final minute of Class A district championship game Friday night with St. Joseph.

The i if i 'if TOURNEY GAMES Pirates Batter Tiger Hurlers Gigantic Piston Rally Is Short I jVi BRADENTON, Fla. (AP) -Detroit Tiger bats found hitting distasteful Friday and that made for a very sour Grapefruit League season baseball opener. The Tigers managed just three hits in losing to the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1, but weak bats cant take all the blame. Tiger pitcher John Hiller, considered as a possible fifth starter season, was bombed for four runs and six hits in. his three innings oh the mound.

Cain allowed one run and three hits in the next three innings. Fred Patek, the Pirates' 5-foot-4 shortstop, led off the first inning with a line sinele. the first of 11 Pittsburgh hits, as the Bucs headed toward a 4-1 first inning lead. "Right then I should' have known what was coming," said Hiller afterwards. "When they start right off hitting vou that way, you're in trouble." It looked more like Pittsburgh would be in trouble at the start.

Shortstop Ceasr Gutierrez doubled in the opening inning and a single by Jim Northrup proaucea Uetroit's run. But then the only Tiger hit the rest of OPEN DAILY 10 1 the way was a double by Ike Brown in the fifth. Steve Blass, Dock Ellis and Bob Veale were the pitchers who handcuffed Detroit, each hurling three innings. -Rookie "Bill Gilbreth pitched one inning for Detroit and gave up a run. while Gary Taylor, another rookie; finished with a hitless inning Prior to the game former Tigers Charley Gehringer, Goose Goslin and Heinie Manush were honored by the Pirates, along with 10 other former sta'rs.

A capacity crowd of more than 3,000, was present for the exhibition opener. Detroit was scheduled to play its first home "exhibition today against Minnesota at Lakeland's Marchant Stadium. f.rnr.ior TttnAv DETROIT (AP) Detroit Red Wing goalie Roger Crozier has sufficiently recovered from a sprained ankle and was expected to be ready to play tonight's National Hockey League game against the Ca-nadiens in Montreal. 10; SUN. 12-7 8 Mile Guaranteed rviCoirr5 NOBLE'S FINALE: River Valley star Todd Noble (45) flicks lefthanded shot over Buchanan defend- er Jeff Clark (50) in his high school finale Fri-.

day night at Edwardsburg. Noble scored 25 points I to lead all scorers, but Buchanan won the Class district crown with a 75-62 victory. Noble finished this season with a 25.5 average and had a three-" year career total of 967 points. (Staff thoto by Wes Stafford) sports writers who selected a i In the only other NHL game played, Chicago edged Oakland 3-2 on Stan Mikita's third period goal, his 37th of the season. The winning goals by the Blues were scored in the third period by Gary Sabourin and Tim Ecclcstone, both formerly property of the Rangers.

Sabourin and Ecclestone were traded along with two other players to the Blues shortly after the expansion draft in June, 1967, in exchange for defense-man Rod Soiling, who had been claimed by St. Louis from New York. Ironically, the goat on both of Friday night's third period goals was Seiling. First, Sabourin eluded the Ranger defenseman and out-raced goalie Ed Giacomin to the John Abel Dies At 54 PONTIAC, Mich. (AP)-The commissioner of the 12-team Midwest Football League, John Abel, died Friday at Pontiac where he made his home with a wife and four children who survive.

He was 54. Abel, a star athlete at Hud-sonville High School in the 1930s, has headed the Midwest League since 1966. Teams are entered from Michigan, New York, Ohio and Indiana. Abel, who made his living as a salesman, was' a coach for several years after leaving Western Michigan University where-he, was captain of the baseball and football teams in 1937. He coached high school sports at Oxford, and Pontiac St.

Frederick. He tried professional baseball as a catcher in the St. Louis Cardinals farm system but could never break into the major leagues. In 1947 he coached a Pontiac team to the national amateur baseball title. Funeral arrangements were pending.

Mm an 777. oimms While Quantities Last OU Trade With Blues tonight include: No. 2 Ferndale at Hazel Park, and No. 3 Battle Creek Central vs. Jackson Park.

Sturgis, tied for 6 in Class meets No. 9 Bronson in what could be a steamer. In addition to the Houghton game, Class promises good basketball tonight with Eau Claire, Frankenmuth, Flint Ben- die and Muskegon Christian, all ranked in the top ten, scheduled to play. stopped Los Angeles 105-100; San Fracisco thumped Phoenix 107-97 and Seattle trimmed Cin cinnati 126-102. In the American Basketball Association, New York squeezed past Pittsburgh 104-103: Indiana beat- Miami 119-116, Carolina downed Dallas 98-94, and Los Angeles whipped Kentucky 126- 102.

Lew Alcindor, who had 38 points for the night, and John McGlocklin, who had 16, paced Milwaukee to the third quarter spurt. It looked like a runaway until the Pistons came charging back in the final period. Mil waukee had a 93-73 lead after three quarters. Bing had 42 points for Detroit. The victory assured Milwaukee at least a tie for second place in the East Division.

Red hot Dave Debusschere made his season high of 30 points as the New York Knicks edged San Diego. The victory reduced New York's title clinching number to four. The 76ers built an 88-69 third quarter lead and held off the Celtics, who managed to close to within seven points. Hal Greer scored 30 points for Phila delphia while Billy Cunningham added 29. Jo Jo White had 26 for the Celtics.

The Bullets rallied from seven points down with seven minutes to go, led by Earl Monroe. Monroe connected for 29 points, 12 in the final period. Jerry West had 35 for the Lakers, who slipped two games behind West leader Atlanta. The Warriors broke a seven-game losing string on key baskets by Dave Gambee and Bob Portman. Gambee hit for six points and Portman eight in the closing minutes.

Clyde Lee was high for San Francisco with 23 points while Connie Hawkins had 27 for the Suns. Player-Coach Lenny Wilkens scored 10 points in the final two minutes for Seattle's triumph. Wilkens finished with 20 points while Dick Snyder had a career high 33 points as the Sonics moved into a virtual tie for third place the West with their seveth consecutive triumph. Tom Van Arsdale had 26 for the Royals. NBA Standings Eastera Dirisioa Wen Last Pet.

GB New York 96 IS .789 Milwaukee 52 S3 .693 Baltimore 30 .600 12 Philadelphia 36 35 .621 19 CinclnnaM 32 42 .432 25V4 Boston 31 41 .431 25V Detroit 29 46 .387 29 Weitera Dirisioa Atlanta 42 33 .560 Los Angeles 40 33 .533 2 Phoenix 34 42 .447 S'A Chicago 33 41 .446 B'i Seattle 33 41 .46 6'i San Francisco 23 46 .3711 l.V-j San Diego 24 47 .331 16 Friday's Results New York 107. San Diego 103 Philadelphia 150, Boston 134 Baltimore 105, Los Angeles 100 San Francisco 107, Phoenix 97 Seattle 126. Cincinnati 122 Milwaukee 121. Detroit 111 Today's Games San Diego At Detroit New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati Vs. San Francisco at Oakland Suadaj's Garnet Milwaukee at Boston Phlladephla at New York, afternoon Atlanta at Phoenix Cincinnati at Los Angeles Baltimore at Seattle, afternoon Monday's Game Seatte at Miwaukee Philadelphia vs.

San Diego at Houston Gophers Take Hockey Crown From Associated Press Minnesota collected its first Western Collegiate Hockey Association championship since the 1953-54 season when the Gophers skated to a 6 4 win over Michigan Friday night. In another WCHA game Wisconsin blanked Michigan State 5-0. Mick Antonocich, top Gopher scorer this season, paced two assists while Don Deeks scored twice for Michigan. CLASS Sanford-Meridlan 68 Harrison 68 for Dist. 91 at Sanford Dearborn Sacred Heart 76 Farmington Our Lady of Sorrows 60 for Dlst.

27 at Dearborn St. Alphonsls St. Ignace 79 Munising 58 for Dlst. 113 at St. Ignace Haslett 55 Pewamo-Westphalla 45 for Dlst.

at DeWitt Stockbridge 81, Springport 67 for Dist, 67 at Leslie Manistee 82. Hart 57 for Dist, 107 at Manistee Carson City Crystal 74 Montabella 73 tor Dlst. 88 at Bdmore Battle Creek St. Philip 85 Springfield 66 ipr wist. io at Battle-creek Onsted 78 San Creek 71 for Dlst.

16 at Adrian Dundee 67 Ottawa Lake Whlteford 57 for Dlst. 21 at Dundee Detroit DePorres 69 Grosse Pointe St Paul 43 for Dlst. 36 at Harper Woods New Haven 108 Yal- 62 for Dist; 42 at Port Huron Pontiac Catholic Central 69. Detroit Country Day 57 for Dist. 50 at Pontiac Catholic Shepherd 74 Merrill 61 for Dist.

90 at Shepherd Leelanau 89 Elk Rapids 85 for Dlst 108 at Traverse City Manistee Catholic Central 82 Hart 57 for Dlst. 107 at Manistee Bessemer 80 Ontonagon 40 for Dist. 126 at wakeiieia CLASS Mt. Clemens St. Marys 64 Mt.

Clem ens St. Louis 38 for Dist. 38 at East Detroit Baldwin 71 Holton 63 for Dlst. 84 at LUdington Posen 51 Atlanta 36 for Dlst. 103 at Alpena Owen-Cage 69 Sebewaing 64 for Dlst 98 at caro Martin 70 Schoolcraft 44 for Dlst.

7 at Kalamazoo Mount Clemens St. Marys 64 Mount Clemens St. Louis 38 for Dlst. 38 at East Detroit Grosse Pointe University School 62 De, trolt St. Martin 54 for Dist.

36 at Harper Woods Bloomfleld Hills Roeper 94 Waterford Our Lady 70 for Dlst. 46 at Royal Oak Mount Morris St. Mary 96 Genesee 63 lor uist. M) at Mount Morris Potterville 53 Portland St. Patrick 53 for Dist.

67 at Potterville Grand Rapids St. Joseph Seminary 79 Grand Rapids Covenant Christian 33 for Dist. 74 at Grand Rapids Union Baldwin 71 Holton 65 for Dist. 84 at Ludington Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 67 Vest' aburg 43 for Dlst. 69 at Vestaburg Saginaw St.

Mary 87 Saginaw St. Joseph 60 for Dist. 95 at Saginaw Arthur HiU Kinde North Huron 82 Port Hope to for Dist. 100 at Bad Axe Hale 70 Twining Arenac-Easter 52 for Dlst. IU1 at Au ores Posen 51 Atlanta 38 for Dls 103 at Alpena McBaln 74 McBain Northern Michigan cnnstian si lor Dist.

ios at MCBain. Kingaley 79 Meaic 40 for Dist. 106 at Meslck Lake Leelanau St. Mary 72 Maple City Glen Lake 70 for Dist. 108 at Traverse City Nanma Big Bay ae Noo 117 Paradise 37 for Dlst.

115 at Engadine District Beml-Finala CLASS Saline 58 Yds 11 an ti Lincoln 87 at Yds! lantl willow Run 74 Tecumseb 31 at Ycsl lantl CLASS Jackson 73 Concord 61 at Jackson Jackson Vandercook Lake 91 Grass Lake 73 at Jackson Flint St. Agnes 80 Goodrich 68 at Flint Flint Bendle 77 Flint St. Michael 74 at Flint CLASS Dollar Bay 59 Chassell 50 at Houghton Baraga 81 Palnesdale 49 at Houghton WHY RENT A NEW MAVERICK And after two years only have receipts to show for it? BUY YOUR VERY OWN FOR ONLY $99.00 Cash or Trade-in, Down. Only $59.65 per month This includes: Finance Charge, New License and. Title Costs.

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Jo. Ph. 983-3974 WED. Kama Tonight's Games class AT BERRIEN SPRINGS 7:30 Eau Claire (13-0) va. Lake Michigan Catholic (15-3).

AT WATERVUET 7:30 Bangor (153) vs. Mat taw an (10-6). AT HAMILTON 7:30 Cobles (16-2) vs. Fennville (6-12). CLASS AT SOUTH HAVEN 7j.3d:y$overt (16-3rvs.

Gal'ien(ll-7). Friday's Scores DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP CLASS A Detroit Cooley 86 Detroit Mackenzie 56 for Dlst. 30 at Detroit Mumford Detroit Pershing 69 Detroit Central 59 for Dlst. 33 at Detroit Pershing Detroit King 71 Detroit Southwestern 55 for Dist. 35 at Detroit King Detroit Kettering 96 Detroit Northeastern 93 for Dist.

34 at Detroit Kettering. Benton Harbor 72 St. Joseph 62 for Dlst. 2 at Benton Harbor Ann Arbor Huron 63 MUford 50 for Dlst. 17 at Howell Warren Fitzgerald 46 Center Una 27 for Dist.

44 at Warren Fltigerald Portage Northern 74 Kalamazoo Central 13 for Dlst. 6 at Portage Temperance Bedford 77 Wyandotte Roosevelt 55 for Dlst. 22 at Temprance. Southgate Aquinas 56 Taylor Kennedy 52 for Dist. 23 at Flat Rock Detroit Cooley 86 Detroit Mackenzie 56 for Dist.

30 at Detroit Mumford Detroit Denby 85 St. Clair Shores Lake 61 for Dlst. 38 at East Detroit Birmingham Brother Rice 53 Birmingham Groves 47 for Dlst. 49. at Birmingham Seaholm Farmington 74 Plymouth 64 for Dist.

55 at Farmington. Grand Ledge 69 Grand Rapid Kent-wood 67 for Dist. 70 at Hastings Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills 83 Grand Rapids Catholic Central' 69 for Dist, 72 at East Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Union 65 Grand Rapids Creston 47 for Dist. 74 at Grand Rapids Union. Muskegon SI Muskegon Mona Shores 56 for Dist.

82 at Muskegon CLASS River Rouge 96 Ecorse 76 for Dist. 25 at River Rouge Detroit DeLasalle 75 Detroit Holy Redeemer 60 for Dlst. 31 at Detroit East Catholic. Buchanan 75 Three Oaks River Valley 62 for Dist. 4 at Edwardsburg Dearborn Divine Child 63 Detroit Red-ford St.

Marys 58 for Dist. 29 at Red-ford St Marys Lansing Gabriels 92 Mason 74 for Dlst. 65 at Lansing Gabriels New Boston Huron 86 Grosse Be 73 for Dlst. 24 at New Boston Comstock 71 Kalamazoo Hackett 65, for Dist. 7 at Kalamazoo Royal Oak Shrine 70 Madison Heights Foley 50 for Dlst.

45 at Madison Heights inkster 77 Livonia Churchill 43 for Dlst. 54 at NorthvUle Grand Rapids Central Christian 58 Grand Ranlds East Christian 50 for Dist. 73 at Grand Rapids East Christian Bouth Haven 65 stevensvtne Lakeshore 58 for Dlst. 78 at South Haven. Muskegon Heights 78 Muskegon Orchard View 66 for Dist.

82 at Muskegon Bay City All Saints 88 Midland Dow 82 for Dlst. 92 at Midland Petoskey 69 Rogers City 51 for Dist. 112 at Cheboygan Escanaba Holy Name 59 Manlstlaue 41 for Dist. 117 at Gladstone Negaunee 66 Gwlnn 56 for Dlst. 122 at Negaunee NCAA College Dirisioa First Round American Intl 89.

St. Anselm's 74 Assumption 106. Springfield, Mass. 84 Stetson 76, Mt. St.

Mary's 77 -Georgia Southern 86. Old Dominion 79 Kentucky Wesleyan 74, Transylvania 67 Tennessee State 64, Bellarmlne 77 Buffalo State 93. Stony Brook 69 Montclalr State 63. Hartwick 54 Ashland SO, Cheyney State 43 Phlla. Textile 79, Youngstown 52 St.

Josephs. Ind. 75. Capital 72 Central Michigan 73. Wayne.

Mich. 61 South Dakota State (2, Southwest Mis souri 71 Central Missouri 77, Cornell, Iowa. 65 Other Games 8oulbern Calif. 87, UCLA 86 Oregon 73. Oregon State 66 Chicago Loyola 77, Washington, St.

Louis, 74 Lawrence 70, Carleton 66, overtime Rtpon 86, St. Olaf 69 Rensselaer 94, Middlebury 81 Beloit 62, Knox 70 ACC Semifinals South Carolina 79. Wake Forest 63 N.C. State 67. Virginia 66 CMU Missing 'Sixth Man' MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich.

(AP) Favored Central Michigan University opens its NCAA College Division basketball tournament tonight without the services of its No. 6 man, reserve center Mike Fedio, Fedio, a 6-foot-6 senior, suffered a knee injury in practice this week and doctors told the team Thursday he would be unable to play during the regional at Mount Pleasant. From Associated Press For the Detroit Pistons, it was one of the greatest" comebacks in the National Basketball As sociation i this season, but. That little old word "but" still haunts the Pistons, as they ral lied from 23 points behind to almost catch, dut then lost to the Milwaukee Bucks Friday, 121- 118. Plaved before a 9.000-member home crowd, the Pistons staged comback with the sharp- shooting of Dave Bing and Jim: my Walker to pull within 117-116 with 24 seconds to go.

Then two free throws by Milwaukee's Guv Rodgers and a basket by Don Smith provided the Bucks with their insurance goals. In other NBA games, the New York Knicks downed San Diego 107-103; Philadelphia bombed Boston 150-134; Baltimore MILWAUKEE DETROIT OFT U. Alctodor 17 4-7 38 Bis 14 14-18 32 Chappell 3 3-4 10 DUchger 1-3 13 Crwf rd 8 l-l 17 Kamivet u-o Cungbm 0 1-1 1 MLmor 0 2-1 2 Dsndrig 4 3-3 11 Mix 0 0-0 0 McGlklln 7 2-2 16 Moor -3 1-2 7 Robinsn 5 3-3 13 Muellr 5 2-3 12 Rodgen 0 2-2 2 Quick 3 3-3 9 D.Smith 2 4-9 8 10 13-15 33 G. Smith 2 1-3 Total 41 25-M 121 Total 41 M-47 118 Milwaukee H38 28121 Detroit 32 24 17 4fr-118 Fouled out Milwaukee. Crawford, Robinson.

Detroit Dlschinger, Moore. Total Fouls: Milwaukee 32, Detroit 23. A 9,016. ers puck to score in the vacated net, breaking a 1-1 tie. Then Ecclestone raced by Seiling, who fell down, and beat Giacomin on a rising shot.

The loss streched the Rangers' winless streak to five games. The Rangers remain one point back of idle Boston in the East race. But Chicago's victory moved the Black Hawks into sole possession of third place in the East, four points behind Boston and two ahead of both Montreal and Detroit. Mikita's winning goal came at the 11:08 mark of the final period to hand its fifth straight loss. Pit Martin scored two goals in the second period to give Chicago a 2-1 lead.

Bill fficke tied it midway through the third period. Carol Vadnais bagged his 19th goal in the first period for the Seals. 'Sonny' Means Out At Western KALAMAZOO (AP The athletic director at Western Michigan University announced today that head basketball Coach Clarence "Sonny" Means has resigned. Dr. Joseph Hoy said Means will take a post on the physical education staff at the university.

Means had come under increasing fire this yearHis team wound up its season with a 125-98 loss to Marshall Saturday night for a 6-17 record for the year. In his four years' at Western, Means has never posted a winning season. His over-all record was 38 wins against 57 losses, Origirutted Game Volleyball was originated in 1895 by William G. Morgan while he was physical director at the YMCA of Holyoke, according to Encyclopaedia Gfaga IRAKI UNINO CS I out tun who eiMiANmo 3jJLSN. i 5 MAMSt M'KTS MAIIIIMt AND A WOOUUMMtF KM TM SMOfW lv N- l-m CUASANHt KDOO.

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NHL Standings East Division rt. oa Boston 34 14 14 H2 232 1 81 Mew York 34 16 13 71 212 149 Chicago 35 2 0 7 77 199 143 Montreal 31 17 13 75 197 156 Detroit 32 18 11 75 190 153 Toronto 26 25 11 63 193 195 Wrst Division Louis .11 23 8 70 1S2 148 Pittsburgh 23 30 8 54 151 1144 Philadelphia 15 25 22 52 171 18R Oakland 17 36 8 43 135 205 Minnesota 11 30 19 41 1B8 204 Los Angeles 9 44 9 27 IU 243 Friday's Results St. Louis 3, New York 1 Chicago 3, Oakland 2 Today's Games Detroit at Montreal Minnesota at Toronto Boston at Philadelphia, afternoon St. Louis at Pittsburgh Oakland at Log Angeles Sunday's Games Montreal at Boston, afternoon Pittsburgh at New York Minnesota at Detroit Chicago at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Oakland, afternoon Monday's Games Games Scheduled Church League Sets Playoffs The YMCA Church league basektball tournaments will start Monday night in the Benton Harbor YMCA gym. The first game, at 6:45, will match St.

John's and Second Baptist. Napier Park Baptist and First Presbyterian 'will clash at Benton Harbor Congregational and Methodist Peace Temple No. 2 square off at 8:45 and Methodist Peace Temple No. 1 and St. Joseph Congregaional meet in the final game at 9:30.

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