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Wednesday, November 25, 1987 THE HERALD-PALLADIUM, Beaton Harbor St. Joseph, Michigan PAGE TWENTY FIVE White and Morris nanied All-Big Ten Sports Briefs of Michigan State. Messner and Haight led the way among down linemen-outside linebackers. The group also included Van Waiters of Indiana and Eric Kumerow of Ohio State, both repeaters from last year's team. Todd Krumm of Michigan State, Kerry Burt of Iowa and William White of Ohio State were the defensive backs.

McGowan. Illinois: Steve Hofmann. Northwest em. Crag Zackeroff. Ohio State Centers Rodney Lossow.

Wisconsin. Bill Anderson. Iowa. Brian Williams. Minnesota Quarterbacks Dave Schnell.

Indiana: Mike Greenfield. Northwestern: Tom Tupa. Ohio State Bobby McAllister. Michigan State. Shawn McCar thy.

Purdue. Running backs Byron Sanders. Northwest-era; Marv Artley. Wisconsin: Blake Ezor. Mtchi gan State: James Wedlock.

Purdue; Vince Work- man. Ohio State; Keith Jones, Illinois; Carlos'. Snow, Ohio State Kickers Todd Gregoire, Wisconsin: Mike Gillette, Michigan; Jonathan Briggs. Purdue; John Langeloh. Michigan State.

DEFENSE Linemen-Outside linebackers Mo Gardner. Illinois; John Budde. Michigsn State. Gary Hsdd. Minnesota; John Herrmann, Michigan.

Joe Mott. Iowa Tony Visco. Purdue. Linebackers Brad Quast. Iowa; Puk.

i Iowa: Mike McCray, Ohio State; Sam Illinois; David Wings, Wisconsin. Defensive backs Bobby Dawson. Illinois: Marc Foster, Purdue; Brett Whitley, Northwest- era; Dwight Sistrunk, Iowa; David Arnold. Michi- gan; Brian Dewiti, Indiana; Rich Myers. North- western.

Punters Monte Robbins. Michigan; Stryzinski, Indiana. CHICAGO (AP) Lorenzo White of Michigan State and Jamie Morris of Michigan led a group of four Big Ten champion Spartans and three Wolverines on the 1987 Associated Press All-Big Ten football team announced today. Linebacker Chris Spielman of Ohio State, making the grade for the third successive year, was the only unanimous choice on the team. Wide receiver Ernie Jones of Indiana won Player of the Year honors.

Michigan State, the conference Rose Bowl representative, landed four players on the 24-man team, two on offense and two on defense. Iowa's deadly passing combination of quarterback Chuck Hartlieb and wide receiver Quinn Early made it on offense along with tight end Marv Cook and kicker Rob Houghtlin. Hartlieb led the Big Ten in passing efficiency and was ranked No. 3 nationally. White and Morris of Michigan were the running backs.

They were joined by center John Vitale of Michigan, tackles Paul ruber of Wisconsin and Tony Mandarich of Michigan State and guards Mike Husar of Michigan and Troy Wol-kon of Minnesota. The team was selected by a panel of 15 sportswriters and broadcasters covering the Big Ten. Jones, who led the league in receiving with 1,115 yards, had seven votes to five for White for Player of the Year honors. Morris, Dave Haight of Iowa and Mark Messner of Michigan received one vote each. Messner and Haight, like Spiel-man, also made the AP team a third straight year although Haight made it in 1985 as an offensive lineman.

Joining Spielman at linebacker were Fred Strickland of Purdue and a pair of sophomores, Jon Lev-erenz of Minnesota and Percy Snow Gooden may settle for one-year deal WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) -Dwight Gooden, who earUer said he wanted a multiyear contract from the New York Mets and is now willing to approve a one-year deal for next season, his agent says. Ruth nets 27, but Tech loses DULUTH, Minn. (AP) Lonnie Schock made both ends of a one-and-one free throw to give Minnesota-Duluth a four-point lead with 15 seconds left to play Tuesday night, as the Bulldogs held on to defeat Michigan Tech 72-66 in a college basketball game. Freshman center Jay Guidinger scored 21 points and forward Jim Olson added 20 to lead the Bulldogs, 2-0.

Michigan Tech, 1-1, was led by Rod Ruth's 27 points. Morris named Michigan MVP ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) Jamie Morris, who became Michigan's career rushing leader this past season, was voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates for the 1987 football Morris, who rushed for 1,469 yards this season, received the award Tuesday night at the team banquet in Ann Arbor. The team also voted defensive tackle Mark Mes-sner as the defensive player of the year and defensive back Doug Mallory as hustler of the year. Seniors John Duerr and Rick Stites were voted champions of the year, which is given to the unsung heroes of the team for their work on the demostration team.

Offensive tackle John Elliott was also named as one of the 10 finalists for the Outland Trophy on Tuesday, which goes to the nation's outstanding down lineman. Free throw contest at Paw Paw PAW PAW District competition for the national Free Throw Hoop Shoot will be held at 9 a.m.. Dec. 5. at Paw Paw High School.

The event is .15 Kalamazoo College JVs nip Roadrunner men t1 Bud V-: Wade FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Wide Receivers Enue Jones, Indiana. 6-0, 185, senior, Elkhart, lod Quinn Early, Iowa. 64, 175, senior. Great Neck. Y.

Tight End Marv Cook, Iowa, 6-4, 232. senior, West Branch, Iowa. Tackles Paul Gniber. Wisconsin, 6-4. 291.

senior. Prairie du Sac, Tony Mandarich. Michigan State. 6-5, 297, Junior, OakvUle, Ontario. Guards Mike Husar, Michigan.

W. 279. senior, Chicago; Troy Wolkow, Minnesota. 6-4. 261,.

senior. LakevUle. Minn. Center John Vitale. Michigan, 6-1, 289.

senior, Detroit. Quarterback Chuck Hartlieb, Iowa, 6-3. 205, senior, Woodstock, Ul. Running backs Lorenzo White, Michigan State, 5-11, 211, senior. Fort Lauderdale.

Jamie Morris, Michigan, 5-7, 183, senior, Ayer, Mass. Kicker Rob Houghtlin. Iowa. 6-0, 175, senior, Glenview, 111. DEFENSE Linemen-Outside linebackers Mark Messner, Michigan, 64, 248, senior, Hartland, Mich Van Waiters, Indiana, 6-4.

230. senior, Coral Gables. Fla. Dave Haigty. Iowa.

64, 230. Dyersvtlle, Iowa; Eric Kumerow, Ohio State, 64. 260, senior. River Forest, III. Linebackers Chris Spielman.

Ohio State, 6-2, 236, senior, Massilkm, Ohio; Jon Levereni, Minnesota, 6-2, 218, sophomore, Ankeny, Iowa; Fred Strickland, Purdue, 6-2, 226, senior, Ringwood, N.J.; Percy Snow, Michigan State, 64, 211, sophomore, Canton, Ohio. Defensive backs Todd Krumm, Michigan State. 6-2. 200, senior. West Bloomfieid.

Kerry Burt, Iowa, 6-1, 207, senior, Waterloo, Iowa; William White, Ohio State, 5-10, 192, senior, Lima, Ohio Punter Tom Tupa, Ohio State. 64, 216, senior, Brecksville. Ohio. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Wide Receivers Darryl Usher. Illinois; Andre Rison, Michigan State.

Tight end Anthony WUlisms, Illinois. Tackles John Elliott, Michigan; Eric Moore, Indiana. Guards Don Shrader, Indiana; Mike Scully Illinois. Center Pat Shurmer, Michigan State. Quarterback Rickey Foggie, Minnesota.

Running backs Darrell Thompson, Minnesota; Anthony Thompson, Indiana. Kicker Chip Lohmiller. Minnesota DEFENSE Linemen-Outside linebackers Scott Davis, Illinois; Mark Nichols, Michigan State: Travis Davis, Michigan State; Mike Plel, Illinois. Linebackers Willie Bates, Indiana Tom Kaukielo, Northwestern; Tim Moore, Michigan -j. hit a sub-par 39 percent afield.

Dave Reindel led Kalamazoo's JVs with 28 points. SMC's men now have 10 days off before playing in the Parkland Shootout Tourney, Dec. 4-5, in Champaign, 111. SMC MEN (78) Clemmer 7 9-11 23, Stokes 1 1-C 3, Hardin 1 2-2 4, Spriggf 1 6-6 Uwit 1 3-5 5, Conley Kike 4 2-2 10; Young 7 0-0 16. Totals 26 23-28 78.

KALAMAZOO COLLEGE JV (76) Reindel 13 0-1 28. Ryu 3 64 12, Nisen 1 64 8, Marion 4 3-4 11, Johnson 2 3-4 7, Dekker 4 (Ml 8. Kielassr 2 1-2 5. Totals 2S 10-25 79. HalfUme score SMC 46, Kalamazoo JV 41 Three-point goals Spriggs, Young (2), Reindel (2).

Total fouls Kalamazoo JV 27, SMC 21. KALAMAZOO Southwestern Michigan College men's team dropped a heartbreaker here Tuesday night 79-78 to the Kalamazoo College junior varsity basketball team. SMC's Wayne Conley missed a 23-footer which hit the front of the rim and bounced off at the buzzer. It was the first loss of the season Former Niles' standout Andre Clemmer led SMC with 23 points, while Del Young added 16 and Steve Koselke 10. The Roadrunners TACKLING THE OVERFLOW Sam automobit cooling systems hrrvi radiator overflow rwervoi- connected to the fwiialor fiHar neck.

Its purposo ks to pravm the exposure ol coolant to heated air. The could I conwiva. At tie engine warro up, fl coolant In the system expands end cwrltowa through the radiator cap and into the reserve. When the engine is shut down and cooit off, the coolant in lie system contracts and pert of the coolant in the overflow reservoir it sucked back into the system. Without the reservoir, an mntot.

Into the radiator each Irne engine cooled to produce an acidic material which would corrode the system. The mm staff at TIRE, INC. It dedicated to aravMhia tutomotfvt tervice eiceienre so you ore having prableet open to boys and girls ages 8 to 13, according to Edward Chick, a spokesman for the Paw Paw Elks Gub, which is sponsoring the local competition. Each youngster will shoot 25 free throws, with the winners having a chance to movie on to regional, state, and national competition. Each local winner will receive a plaque.

The event is sponsored on a national basis by the Elks Clubs of America. Racer Elliott unhurt as jets collide MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) Race car driver Bill Elliott was a passenger in one of two jet fighters that collided over Jefferson County Tuesday. No injuries were reported although one of the fighters crashed. "He's fine, he's on his way home," said Becky McCord, a secretary at Bill Elliott Racing Enterprises in Dawsonville, who said she had confirmed the driver's safety in a conversation with his wife, Martha Elliott.

Capt. Robert Coffman, public affairs officer at Dobbins Air Force Base, said the crash involved an F-15 Eagle belonging to the Georgia Air National Guard based at Dobbins, and an Air Force F-16 based at Hill AFB in Utah. The F-15 crashed, Coffman said. The pilot, whom he identified as Lt. Col.

Bruce MacLane of Sandy Springs, had ejected and parachuted to safety. Elliott was a passenger in the F-16 piloted by Maj. Wayne F. Conroy, who flew it safely back to Dobbins, where it landed without incident. Coffman did not have an explanation or description of the Hope cagers get 'Strong' effort GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.

(AP) Matt Strong scored 25 points Tuesday night, as Hope wiped out a late 10-point deficit to post a season-opening 101-95 victory over Aquinas in college basketball. Straub takes three seconds of any type tome hi and tee utflrttOur the cart It should rem. For a of your tuttmotJvf rteedt wt are locate- et Bit to. M-1JI, Mnttfl Harbor, t2M2St, Ptoaoo It tfotr you enjoy itetlna Slate; uane at la liana, Illinois. Defensive backs John Miller.

Michigan State; Glen Cobb, Illinois; Doug Mallory. Michigan. Punter Greg Montgomery, Michigan State. HONORABLE MENTION 0FFEN8E Wide Receivers Anthony Hardy, Purdue; John Kolesar, Michigan; Tony Buford, Indiana; Chris Gaiters, Minnesota; Randy McClellan, Northwestern. Tight ends Jeff Brown, Michigan; Craig Otto, Minnesota; Tim Jorden.

Indiana; Mike Flagg, Iowa Alex Higdon, Ohio State. Tackles Herb Wester, Iowa; Dan Rechtin, Minnesota; Mike Baum, Northwestern; Mike Connors, Purdue. Guards Paul Anderson, Minnesota; Mark so had a fifth in the 200 freestyle, a sixth in the 200 butterfly, a seventh in the 200 individual medley and an eighth in the 100 freestyle. Jason Franks, also in the 13-year-old division, placed seventh in the 200 backstroke. In the 10-year-old class, Greg Hadaway took thirds in the 100 backstroke and 200 individual medley and a sixth in the 200 freestyle.

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