Silver City Daily Press from Silver City, New Mexico • Page 8

SILVER CITY DAILY PRESS Tuesday, March 1, 1977 BASQUING IN GLORY by Alan Mover THE CHURRUCA GfiACeflli CAT? WHO HAS rue THf tRioeePoftr Mrte 1 PeceveK sftttTG. MP roffep MARK. Cobre JV's CKOWPM6 2oo VICTORY MARK ONLY 7 AT eecRer te TO MAKE OPPOKEHT5 BEAT i High School's Junior varsity Wildcats went unbeaten through two games last weekend to claim the District J-AAA basketball crown. The winners beat or in the opening round and then polished off Cobre 86-73 in the championship game. Cobre settled for second while Silver City was third arid or last.

Deming led throughout the championship game but Cobre made a late fourth quarter charge which fell a little short. "We were down by 25 at one point and we pulled within five in the fourth quarter," said Cobre coach Candy. Juaregui. "Our kids never gave up, we just ran out of time." Carlos Quinones paced the i a a Indians as he dropped in 21 i David a a wound up with IS and Jack Motz 14. Rounding out the point contributions for the winners were Donnie Franklin with eight, Daniel Delgado five, Tommy Parra four, Tony Barreras two, Leonard Kirker two, and Nelson Francisco two.

i i a had 18 poins for Deming while Fernando Casillas finished with 14, and Billy Klement 12. As a team the winners hit 39 per cent from the floor as they canned 35 out of 90. attempts. Cobre had one of its shooting nights from the floor according to Juaregui as the Tribe made 33 out of 74 for 45 per cent. At the charity stripe Cobre wound up making seven out of 11 while Deming hit 16 out of 25.

Rebounds made a big difference in the game as Deming pulled down a total of 51 as compared to 34 for Cobre. Viramontes took individual game rebounding honors with 22 a i Motz and a i tied Cobre individual high honors with nine each. CHAMPIONSHIP Cobre 10 24 47 73 Deming 20 45 62 73 Cobre advanced into the championship with a thrilling 51-50 win over Silver City. Franklin took game scoring honors for the outing with 20 points with seven, Delgado six, Francisco six, Parra five, Barreras three, Palomarez two, and Bradsby two. Silver got 11 points from Tim Draelos while Kenny Redwihe had ten, Steve Hopson nine, i Phil Crabtree five, Mafk Shell four, Rick i i i three, and Todd Milovich one.

The two a i i almost even in shooting from the field as Cobre wound up with a 59 per cent accuracy mark and Silver 58 per cent. Rebounding went in favor of the Colts as they claimed a total of 42 grabs as compared to 35 for the Tribe. Draelos highlighted the Silver board attack with eight individual grabs followed by Crabtree i a i seven. Hopson led the Colts in assists and extra effort as he finished with five tallies in the extra effort department and four assists. Crabtree added two assists as did Redwine.

Turnovers hurt the Colts as they gave up a total of 25 of their mistakes as compared to only 10 for Cobre. "We had a good game," said Silver head coach Mike Castillo, "we just let them get too far ahead. We were down by ten with two and a half minutes to go and we had an opportunity to win, but just couldn't hit our free throws." Juareeui said he was happy to get tne victory and cited bench strtngth as the key. "We a get a gnnd a he said, "but we had three or four mil and we had to rely on our bench." juaregui commended Barreras, Bradsby and Parra for their efforts in the late going. FIRST ROUND Cobre 14 29 48 51 Silver 10 28 38 SO Castillo and the Colt JV's whipped or 67-54 for the third place tourney title with Hopson and Redwine providing the bulk of the scoring punch.

Hopson took high point honors for Silver with 13 followed by Redwine i 12, Todd Milovich eight, Mark Shell eight, Crabtree six, Hill four, a i a i Tim Draelos four, Rick Dinwiddie two, and Robert Borrego two. Jim Winder had 18 points for or to claim high game honors. As a team the winners hit 27 out of 57 from the field for a 47 per cent accuracy average while or wound up making 21 out of 56 for 38 per cent. At the charity stripe Silver made good on 13 out of 31 attempts while or hit 12 out of 24. Silver had a i i rebounding advantage as the Colts snatched off a total of 40 grabs as co mp a red to 33 for the Tigers.

Tony Campos, Crabtree, and Milovich tied for top individual Colt board honor with five each. Draelos followed with four, Hill four, Redwine four and White four. In the extra effort depart- ment Draelos wound up the action with five tallies followed by Hopson with four, Borrego four, and Balise three. Hopson also led the winners i assists i i i Draelos chipped in with three. "It was a much said Castillo, "I guess the kids were just more that stepped on the court did a fantastic job." Castillo said Borrego and Balise had turned in outstanding performances at the guard spots in the consolation game while Campos and Crabtree drew similar praise from Castillo for their work as forwards.

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Their two-day performance obviously caught the voters' eyes, for generated enough support Monday to push North Carolina three spots up to No 6. It was one of the biggest le'aps among Top 10 teams. The top three a all remained the same in the vot- by a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters. San Francisco, 29dp, remained No. 1 with 1,120 points after beating Seattle Ilwd77 and Portland 95-92.

The Dons collected 50 of a possible 57 first-place votes while No. 2 received the remaining cseven. The Wildcats, 22-2, beat Mississippi 8169 and Alabama 8570 and collected 996 points in the voting. Michigan, 21-3, remained No. 3 after beating Michigan UCLA, 22-4, routed Stanford 114-93 and California 91-69 and displaced Nevada-Las Vegas as the No.

4 team. The Rebels, 232, beat Denver 99-82 in their only game of the week and slipped to No. tm Arkansas, 25-1, edged Texas AM 63-62 but el 1 a notch rum sixth to No. 7. Providence, 23-3, beat Villanova 84-71 and St.

69-66 to vaultfrom 12th to No. 8. Minnesota, 22-3, LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND INVITATION TO BID The Board of Education, Reserve Independent School District No. 1, Reserve, New Mexico, will receive sealed bids on a general contract for construction of Additions and Alterations to Reserve Elementary School. All bids must be on a lump sum basis; segregated bids will not be accepted.

The Board of Education will receive bids until 2:00 P.M. (M.S.T.) April 5, 1977, at the office of the Superintendent of Schools, Reserve, New Mexico. Bids received after that time will not be accepted. All interested parties are invited to attend. Bids will be opened and publicly read aloud.

Drawings and Specifications may be examined at the office of Jay Hill Associates, 305 Black Street, Silver City, New Mexico. Copies of the above documents may be obtained at the i of the Architect in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders upon deposit of $100.00 for each set up to a maximum of three (3) sets. Any bona-fide Bidder upon i the documents in good condition within ten days following the public opening of said bids, shall be returned his deposit in full. Any non-bidder returning the documents in good condition will be returned the sum of $50.00. Bid security in the amount of of "the Bid must accompany each Bid in accord with the Instructions to Bidders.

The Board of Education reserves the right to waive irregularities and to reject bids. By order of the Board of Education Reserve, Independent School District No. 1 Reserve, New Mexico President: Sam Trujillo Secretary: Glen Griffin M1.1S edged Purdue 84-78 in overtime and beat Illinois 72-70 to advance from 13th to liinlh. Louisville, 21-5, rounded out the Top 10, retaining the spot it held last week: The Cardinals beat Northeast Louisiana 95-65 and Georgia Tech 91-80 before falling S6-89 to North Carolina. Tennessee, 20-5, defeated Mississippi State 76-68 but fell to Georgia 83-76 and fell from No.

7 to llth. Alabama, 20-4, beat Georgia 78-68 but lost to Kentucky 85-70 to drop from No. 8 to 12th. Syracuse, 23-3, rose from 15th to 13th, and Cincinnati, 224, held on to its No. 14 ranking.

Detroit, 24-2, climbed from 16th to 15th. Rounding out this week's Top 20 were Wake Forest, 20-6; Arizona, 21-5; Clemson, 21-5, Marquette, 18-6 and Utah, 20-6. Top Twenty The Top Twenty teams in The Associated 'rreSS'coiiege basketballpoll, withfirst-place votes in parentheses, season records and total points. Points basedon20-18-16-14-12-10-9-8-7-6 5-4-3-2-1: l.San Fra'n (50) 29-0 1,120 2.Kentucky (7) 22-2 996 3.Michigan 21-3 790 4.UGLA 6.N.Carolina 7. Arkansas 8.Providence 9.Minnesota lO.Louisville ll.Tennessee 12.Alabama IS.Syracuse H.Cincinnati IS.Detroit 16.Wake Forest 17.Arizona IS.Clemson 19.Marquette 20.Utah 23-2 22-4 25-1 23-3 22-3 21-5 20-5 20-4 23-3 22-4 24-2 20-6 21-4 21-5 18-6 20-6 667616 562 300 259, 252 250 20S 188 181 169 82 51 40 36 Silver LLSets Meeting The Silver Little League will hold a meeting for all board members, managers, coaches and interested persons Wednesday, March 2 at 7 p.m.

at Public Safety Building in Silver City. LEGAL NOTICE 'VILLAGE OF Box 316 CENTRAL, NEW MEXICO 88026 LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BID The Board of Trustees of the of Central, New Mexico hereby calls for sealed bids attheOfficeoftheClerkofsaid Village not later than 5:00 P.M. on Tuesday, March 8, 1977. Said bid is for the purchase of either a New or one (1) Used or reconditioned Model Year 1974 or newer. Less Trade-in of one (1) used Model 3SOO Ford Backhoe, Inventory Tag No.

698. Said will be publicly opened and read aloud on Tuesday, March 8, 1977 at 5:00 P.M. at the Central City Hall. For addi- iti nal inform ation or or a copy the specifications, contact the office of the City Clerk, P. 0.

Box 316, Central, New Mexico 88026. The Village reserves the 'right to accept or reject any or all bids. VILLAGE OF CENTRAL (s) Frank H. Duran Village Mayor SEAL ATTEST: (s) Jovita G. Gonzales Village Clerk 2 2 1.