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PAGE 4, SECTION 2 WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1975 uire Proposes esrmting limitations Me iv, 'i 1 McNeill a junior, and Lucas a McGuire said. "That would have been a mismatch." McGuire begged off a question as to wtiether he would like to coach the NBA's New York Knicks, who reportedly will divide Red Holzman's jobs of coach and general manager after this season, refusing to answer because his brother (Dick) is a member of the Knicks' front office. Asked about the possibility of joining the Milwaukee Bucks, a team he wanted to coach six years ago, McGuire emphatically replied, "No, it's a whole different situation now. My deal with the Bucks was to eventually be the president of the team. "One job I would be interested in, would be a firm offer as commissioner of the NBA.

But it would have to be my way," said the former New York City bartender and cabbfe. The Warriors, wtw have played before 20 consecutive capacity crowds at home, are en route to their ninth straight season of 20 or more victories. "One thing I would be proud of would be 200 wins in eight years," McGuire said. He's within a half-dozen victories of reaching that goal now. NEW YORK (AP) -Marquette's AI McGuire, who has recruited a succession of quality basketball players, says recruiting violations could be curbed by placing restraints on both players and schools.

The coach of the nation's ninth-ranked Warriors said. "Any student-athlete should be limited to visiting three or four schools, and colleges should be limited to only 12 or 15 visits. "If he wants a scholarship, the student-athlete must decide between those schools that he visits, and the school would be allowed to give scholarships only to those 12 or 15 student-athletes on its list." Now, McGuire said, every high school player wants to visit the schools with beautiful campuses or the schools located in choice areas, such as Hawaii. McGuire, 45, also criticized what he termed the wholesale televising of college and pro games. "The income-producing sports in high school are dying," McGuire said, "unless we allow the high schools two days a week to allow them to breathe.

Mentioning San Francisco, "where the budget will not support high school sports," McGuire warned that "San Francisco is just the first of many cities where high school lane, saying, "In college basketball, you've got to have an aircraft carrier in the rniddle." McGuire has had some of the best big men in recent years on his teams, but could not get them together, and they signed pro contracts wtiile underclassmen. Jim Chones, 6-11, signed with the New York Nets of the American Basketball and has now moved on to the Cleveland Cavaliers of the National Basketball Larry McNeill, 6-9. signed with the Kansas City Kings of the NBA, and Maurice Lucas, 6-8, signed with the ABA Spirits of St. Louis. "If they had stayed, that would have been my front line.

Chones would have been a senior, McGuire also talked of the learning experience he's had with this year's team. "I have a team for the first time in my life that I can't hammer I have to stroke them," he said. "We're 18-3 now and I wouldn't want to play the season over no way." However, McGuire did indicate looking ahead to a day wiien he would quit coaching and leave the game. "I hope there's something else besides coaching." he said. "As Peggy Lee said in that song, 'Is that all there But focusing again on his present team, McGuire delighted in the effort of 6-9 sophomore Bo Ellis has done plugging up the DAVE HANNER Hornier to Speak Westport Dinner I Dave Hanner, defensive coordinator of the Green Bay Packers will be the speaker at the St.

of the Lake athletic fund dinner Wednesday, Mar. 5. The public is invited and tickets are available at the Lake City Bank, the Esquire Club, Ace Hardware, Perch Tavern, Cosmo Club, Hanson's Tavern, fhe Homestead, and the Willows. Cycl ft COMPLETE OIL LUBE and FILTER ViL AL McGUIRE sports will disappear." Appearing at a news conference at Madison Square Garden, where his Warriors meet Fordham Thursday night. are more commercial and prompted by advocates of short circuits, In fact, in the 67-year history of island racing, more than 100 TT riders have died on the mountain circuit.

But, supporters of the TT races say, the course is only as dangerous as riders make it. The Auto-Cycle Union (ACU), governing body of motorcycle sport in Britain, will argue before the FIM in Geneva Feb. 20-22, that all racing is dangerous. It will underline that a single TT meeting is the equivalent of any 10 races in continental Europe and its safety record should be WE accordingly. A 10-member delegation will go t0 the neva meeting to plead the lsle of AIan case armed wlth a letter from ACU president, the Marquess of Camden, a former racin8 driver deploring any move to strip the island's TT races of world status.

"I am extremely upset by the threat to the prestige of what is SlIYIDSOn COlleCtS Superstars Crown Simpson won the 100-yard dash in 9.69 seconds Tuesday and was crowned the new Superstars champion. Simpson finished with 47 points seven ahead of 1973 vic- tor Btb Seagren. Defending champion Kyle Rote 0f the North American Soccer League's Dallas Tornado, was third with 31 points, INCLUDES Up to 5 Qt. 10W30 PENNZ0IL EXPERT CHASSIS LUBRICATION OIL FILTER STEVE GARVEY Garvey Signs Dodger Pact 'LOS ANGELES (AP) Steve Garvey, 26 and the National League's most valuable player for 1974, signed his new contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers Tuesday in an aura of mystery. Neither he, his attorney, nor the Dodgers would divulge the monetary value of the new pact, although it was rumored to be in the vicinity of $90,000.

None of the parties would indicate whether the club had deviated from previous tradition, making the pact longer than one year, either. All parties agreed there was never any thought of taking the contract to arbitration. Middleton Sportsmen Will Hold Jamboree MIDDLETON The Middleton Sportsmen's Club, 7910 Airport will sponsor the Gun Traders' Jamboree Thursday from 7 p.m. to midnight. (o) ALL ARSESS1CAN Aid generally acknowledged to be the world's most important series," he said.

"World champions have all earned their laurels on the famous mountain course and at one time or another all the champions have declared their liking of the TT." Lord Camden added that withdrawing world status from the series "would certainly be the first step toward a general degrading of the competition and the substitution of a quite inferior championship confined to track circuits." Matzdorf Continues Seven-Foot Spree Pat Matzdorf did it again. Wisconsin's former high jump world record-holder, now competing for the Chicago Track Club, kept up his seven-foot jump pace by clearing that height for second place in the Knights of Columbus Games in Cleveland Saturday night. He had previously cleared seven feet or better in this season's Badger Classic, Wisconsin USTFF, Indiana Triangular, New York Millrose Games, Louisville's Mason-Dixon Games, and now the Cleveland KC Games. Monday night he returned to do 7-1 in practice, and Wisconsin Coach Bill Perrin says his technique is getting "so good, he's going to pop a 74 or 7-5 one of these meets." Road. Star Route 2 49801 (t.T 2747 A CARS WAYS TO CHARGE tin Geneva.

Motorcycle racing is to the Isle of Man what Yankee Stadium was to baseball and Wimbledon is to tennis. Since 1907, its 37-mile mountain circuit has been regarded as the ultimate test of man and motorcycle. Recently, however, several top riders have led a campaign to boycott the circuit as too dangerous, although defenders of the island say the real reasons nil 3rd 111 Poll first-place votes from the panel of coaches representing the nation's three major collegiate leagues. Runner-up Harvard received the other first-place vote. The poll is conducted by radio station WMPL in Hancock.

The poll: i. Minnesota (257) 98 i II 4. Michigan State (231) 67 5. Boston U. (18-4-1) 65 6.

Colorado College (21-11) 48 7. Wisconsin (21-10-1) 47 5:, ,0. New Hore (17,,, ,4 West 'Y' Swimmers Whip Janesville Dave Sievert captured three events Saturday to lead the West Madison YMCA to a 372-184 dual swim meet victory over the Janesville YMCA at the West P00'- 1 Sievert won the 13-14 boys 50- yard freestyle, 100-yard backstroke, and 100-yard breaststroke as the West 'Y' won 34 individual events. Girls were victorious in all 10 relay events as well as in 26 of their 28 individual events. Results: Boys (under Justin Honson: 25 freestyle, 13-14 Dave Sievert: 50 freestyle, :2S.O.

100 backstroke. 1 :06.8 ond 100 breast-stroke, Pete McAweenev. 100 freestyle, :57.7 and 100 butterfly, 1 :20.7. 15-17 -Brian Grogan: 50 freestyle, :25.9 ond 200 freestyle, 1 :02.1. Glrli 8-under Teresa Schlffer: 25 freestyle, 19.3 and 25 butterfly, :21.7.

-10 Lisa Bargman: 50 freestyle, :34.4 and 50 butterfly, :40.2; BethZach: 10O freestyle, 1 .11.5 and 100 medley, Beth Neuman: 50 backstroke, Katie Ismail: 50 breast-stroke, :41.9. 11-12 Mary Coluccy: 50 freestyle, :28.1 and 100 freestyle, Maraie Kisikowski: 50 backstroke, :33.9; Patty O'Mera: 50 butterfly, :33.6; 13-14 Trocy Fasshage: 50 freestyle, :27.8; Katie Kelly. 100 freestyle, 1 :00.7 and 200 medley, Holly Hanson: 100 backstroke, Teresa Gitter: 100 butterfly, 1:17.9. 15-17 Lil Sharrotl: 50 freestyle, :29.9; Ann Armstrong: 200 freestyle, 1 :04.2 and 200 medley, Kris Hanson: 100 backstroke, 1 13.2 and 100 butterfly, 1 13.7. B.

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I don't know if we'll do it here, but it's one idea that'll be discussed." Roach said he strived for balance with the Raiders, noting "We were always No. 1 or No. 2 in -offense in the AFC, and we'd be 'up there in both passing and running. One year our yardage output in passing and in running were within 50 yards of each other. That's one thing we'll work for here." Leaving a job with one of the best offenses around for one with an attack that needs a lot of help wasn't really a big decision for Roach.

"I'm from Wisconsin (Spring Green), and we spent a couple of fine years with the University," he said. "I always wanted to come back to the state, and getting the opportunity to work with Bart Starr, and for the Packers, with all their tradition, was too much to pass up." So last week, Paul Roach and his thinking cap went to work for the Packers. Russian Boxer Falls to Death MOSCOW (AP) Valery Popenchenko, 37, two-time middleweight boxing champion of Europe and six-time champion of the Soviet Union, has died "tragically" in an accident, the Soviet press reported Tuesday. The newspapers did not report the circumstances of Popenchenko's death, but a spokesman at the newspaper Sovietsky Sport said the ex-boxer accidentally fell four stories to his death. Popenchenko had been sitting on a stairwell railing at the Moscow Technical Institute where he worked as an instructor and fell off the railing to the floor below, the spokesman said.

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Michigan State dropped from third to fourth after splitting with Wisconsin. The Badgers dropped from fourth to seventh. In the only other change, Cornell climbed from 10th to eighth and New Hampshire fell from eighth to 10th. Minnesota, with a 25-7 record, remains first. The defending NCAA champion Gophers collected nine of a possible 10 Madison Skate Club Finishes Second 1 JANESVILLE Laird Adkins, Sarah Docter, and Kelly Lunda all won divisional championships Sunday in the State Indoor Speed Skating Meet to lead the Madison Speed Skating club to a second place finish behind first place West Allis.

Adkins won the two mile race, was second in tho and I mile, third in the 880 and fourth in the 440 to earn the Senior Mens championship. Docter was Midget girls champ by winning the 220, 330, 440, and 550 races. Mullen followed suit in the Pony Girls division winning the 220, 330, and 440 races. Other Madison winners were: Jeff Edwards, first in the 440, Senior Mens; Nancy Thorne, first in the 440, second in the 880 and 34 mile for an over-all second place, Senior Womens; Laurie Mullen, third in the 440 and 880, Junior Girls; Kelly Lunda, third in the 220, Juvenile Girls; David Besteman, second in the 440, Midget Boys; and Katheryn Derauf) second in the 440, Pony Girls division. il 3003 E.

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