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9C MESSENGER INQUIRER. Owensboro. July 22, 1979 sports BIG REBATE FROM GM MAKES THESE PRICES POSSIBLE TIL AUGUST 15. STOCK C-2934 Woman wants EC AC referee job Monte Carlo Landau Coupe Aiseciated Press N0RTHBOR0, Mass. Nancy Boutilier usually succeeds at whatever she tries, so there's no reason why she can't become a trailblazing referee of men's college basketball.

The 18-year-old incoming Harvard University freshman has her sights set on eventual certifica tion for officiating major games in the Eastern College Athletic Conference. If Nancy makes it, she'll be the first woman to do so. "I grew up competing in sports against boys and I don't want to stop," she said from her home near Worcester. "The guys' LIST DISCOUNT 7603.84 1152.84 Color Koyod Soot and Shouldor Belli, Tinted Glass, Body Sid Moldings, Color Koyod Floor Mats, Door Edgo Guards, Air Conditioning, Custom Two Ton Paint, Automatic Transmission, Comfortilt Stooring Whool, Powor Stooring, Auxiliary Lighting, AMFM Radio, Rally Wheals, Silver, Black Cloth Bench. SALE PRICE bition seriously.

"I practice in front of a mirror, making calls," she says. "It's one thing to know the rules, but you have to be able to 'sell' your decisions to the coaches, players and fans. You have to have a quick whistle." Nancy says she'd also eventually like to coach men or women after officiating has given her a look at basketball from the inside. "I just love sports," Boutilier adds. "Officiating isn't great money and if that's what you're interested in, see you later.

There's a lot of traveling and you take a lot of guff. But I'm looking forward to it." Meantime, Nancy has made the best possible start. She's invested in her very own chrome whistle. quality of a basketball referee. You just can't teach it." Russ Beisswanger, executive secretary of the Collegiate Basketball Officials Association in Tenafly, N.J., says his organization which supplies refs for colleges games throughout the East never has certified women to officiate men's games.

But it's actively looking for candidates. "We had a woman apply a few years ago but we turned her down," Beisswanger said, citing the applicant's lack of qualifications. "But we want to respond to the general pressure for equal opportunities." Boutilier, who will play on the Harvard women's basketball team as a 5-foot-6, 125-pound guard, says she's taking her am games are so much faster, so much more exciting." A straight-A student at Algonquin Regional High School, Nancy was accepted at Yale, Princeton and West Point, but she chose Harvard. And last month, she was the only woman to enroll in a basketball officiating clinic on the Cambridge, Mass. campus.

This summer, she has sought to polish her skills at a basketball camp in Weston, run by Boston Celtics center Dave Cowens. "She's got a way to go, but she really shows a lot of promise," said Charlie Diehl, an ECAC basketball officiating supervisor who lectured at the Harvard clinic. "She runs very, very well and that's perhaps the most important mr Auerbach, Holzmon will coach benifit me -ICI LauiLg 17 OLDS BUICK CHEVROLET 724 H.grtwjy III H.rttora Kentucky 275-4405 HARTFORD, KENTUCKY 684-8869 guided to championships in 1969 and 1973, is making his first Stokes appearance. The last time Auerbach and Holzman opposed each other on the bench was in 1956. Then, Auerbach was coaching the Celtics and Holzman handled the St.

Louis Hawks. Proceeds from the game at Kutsher's Country Club are used to aid former NBA players who require financial assistance due to illness or disability. Additional funds were allocated last year for a scholarship at Stokes' high school, Westinghouse High School in Pittsburgh. Stokes, a former NBA All-Star, was felled by encephalitis in 1958 and died in 1970. Associated Press MONTICELLO, Y.

Red Auerbach and Red Holzman, pro basketball's winningest coaches, will oppose each other for the first time in 23 years in the 21st Maurice Stokes benefit basketball game Aug. 14. Auerbach, president and general rnanager of the Boston Celtics, also serves as president of the Maurice Stokes Foundation. As he has every year since the game's inception in 1959, Auerbach will coach one of the National Basketball Association all-star squads. Auerbach led the Celtics to 938 victories and nine NBA titles during his coaching career.

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