Simpson's Leader-Times from Kittanning, Pennsylvania • Page 12

KMtannlng.Pa. Tuesday 7, Wasps Alone In Win Column The Bel-Mont Wasps stood apart from all the rest as the only local team to win in AAHL over the weekend. The Wasps whipped the South Park Torontos, 7-1 at Bel-Mont Arena Saturday. The victory was as easy as it sounds as the Wasps opened up a 7-0 lead before goalie Chris Keim fallowed a goal with 3:59 Rowing in the final period. Valchar had a super scoring four goals, while Patterson, Steve Leard Steve Elder each chipped one.

In the Mite Division, the Bel- Mont Bears fell to the North Hills Rangers, Scott Pat- person scored one goal and sgBrian Cnoncek scored another apjit the Bears fell just short. Flyers were dropped by the South Park Chargers down at Sewickley, 4-1. The losers just four shots on goal goal keep John Manyak Bfcfaced 15 South Park shots. The Flyers' goal was scored by L. Beck on assists by Houser and igck.

a Peewee game, the SlGreensburg Monarchs dumped Bel-Mont Penguins, 4-3. Penguin goals were scored by Chip Echnoz, Dave Montgomery and Bill Rice. The score was tied with :37 left in the game when the Monarchs scored. In the Bantam division, the North Park Billiards ran over the Bel-Mont Bruins, 4-1 at the Bel-Mont Arena. The lone Bruin goal was scored by Paul Frederick.

Goalie Mike Olshansky faced 13 shots on goal during the game. The Bel-Mont Sabers were outplayed a little by the South Vikings, losing 10-2 in the gantam division game. through the second fferiod, the score was a close 32; But then the Vikings reeled 6tf seven consecutive goals to Fjin away with the contest. Robbie Religa and Tim Davis scored goals for the Sabers. The Racers of the eastern division dumped the Bel-Mont Rangers 6-4 Saturday to round out the action.

FC Sportsmen Announce Meeting meeting of Ford City Sportsmen's Association is scheduled at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the club grounds, secretary Harry Kolakowski announced. Local Schedule TUESDAY WPIHL Highlands vs. Shaler, 7 p.m.; Upper St. Clair vs.

Fox Chapel, 8:30 p-m. (Both games at Bel- Mont Arena.) AAHL Penguins vs. Aces, 7:10 p.m. at Bel-Mont Arena. High School Basketball Aliquippa at Ford City; WPSD at Worthington; Shannock Valley at Brockway; Freeport at Leechburg; Union at West Forest; Elderton at Kiski Prep; Franklin at Redbank Valley, Dayton at Clarion.

(Junior varsity games begin at 6:30 p.m. Varsity at 8 p.m.) High School Wrestling Ford City at WPSD; Elderton at Ferndale (Matches begin at 8 p.m.) EB's Simpson Leads Area Scorers Ford City will get a chance to test its talent when the Sabers host powerful Aliquippa tonight in one of eight basketball games being played in the area tonight. Currently, Brian Russell, is leading Ford City with a 13 point per game average. The Sabers have held the opposition to just 50 points per game, fourth best in the area behind Shannock Valley, Kittanning and Leechburg. The Wildcats are idle tonight Top 20 Scorers NOT LIKE THE OLD DAYS--Kent Benson (left), Indiana's stellar center gets knocked back in the same fashion his team has been getting knocked around Name Tim Simpson, EB3 Paul Vidunas, BillCline.L Jim Kelly, EB Jeff Harris, Gary Detwiler.E Kevin Bowser, BernieSteffy.D JimHiles.EB John Jones, A-R John Bodnar, SV Bill Henry, RickBoltz.W Brian Russell, FC Jeff Co ward, JeffRankin.U Jeff Craig, Jim Hanulik, Dave Lerner, FC T.

Andreassi, EB avg. 60 20 3 54 18 3 53 17.6 53 53 69 49 62 31 61 29 3 42 3 40 26 25 37 34 17.6 17.6 17.2 16.3 15.5 15.5 15.5 14.5 14 13.3 13 12.5 12.3 11.3 32 21 31 10.6 10.5 10.3 this year. Indiana lost its second game in three starts last night against Ken- lucky. Indiana Loses Second Game In Three Starts By United Press International They didn't look like the defending national champions, especially in the first half. And they certainly didn't look like the defending national champs playing on their home court.

"We did some things in the first half like we had never been on the court," said Indiana Coach Bobby Knight, following fifth-ranked Kentucky's 66-51 victory Monday night over the 12th-ranked Hoosiers in Bloomington, Ind. "Defensively we did a pretty good job, but we couldn't get any pressure on the offensive end of the floor. Our offense in the first half was the key to the game." The defeat snapped Indiana's 35-game winning streak on their home court and marked the first time in Knight's six years as coach that the Hoosiers, now 1-2, have been below .500. Kentucky jumped to a 36-15 advantage and led at halftime, 38-21. "Early in the game we did what we wanted to do, accomplished what we wanted- to accomplish and maintained our poise," Kentucky Coach Joe Hall said.

"(Jay) Shidler gave us the outside shot' when we wanted the outside shot. We had difficulty going inside, but when we did, we kicked it back outside." Indiana trimmed the Wildcats lead to 13 points three times in the second half, the last time at 64-51 with two minutes to go. Shidler and Larry Johnson each scored 20 points to pace Kentucky and Jack Givens NHL Standings NFL Standings By United Press International Campbell Conference Patrick Division Pts. GF GA NYIslandrsl6 7 3 35 90 62 Phila 13 7 6 32 93 74 Atlanta 13 8 6 32 92 81 NYRangersl2 11 5 29 109 Smythe Division Pts. GF GA St.Louis 12 12 2 26 78 95 Chicago 1014 3 23 88 99 Colorado 816 3 19 76 93 Minnesota 616 4 16 72116 Vancouver 719 2 16 72 109 Wales Conference Morris Division Pts.

GF GA x-Oakhid Montreal 21 4 4 46 141 62 Denver LosAngeles 9 11 9 27 96 93 SanDiego Pittsburgh 912 5 23 75 88 Kansas City Detroit 814 4 20 70 87 TampaBay Washington 7 15 4 IB 74 107 Adams Division Pts. GF GA Boston 19 6 2 40 81 Buffalo 14 7 3 31 81 60 Toronto 12 9 6 30 103 91 Cleveland 6 14 7 19 68 91 Bowling Results Ford City Industrial Team Standings: Bish Motors 25-8, Jednota Br. 200 19Vi-13Vi, Rig's Place Wolfe Agency IVA-W', Steiner Agency 17-16, St. Mary's Ukes 16-17, Faykosh Funeral Home American Slovak Store 12-21, Ford City VFW 7-23. Team High Three: Bish Motors 2676; Team High Single: Bish Motors 951; High Three Series: Muscles Miloser 635, John Myschisin 558; High Single Game: Muscles Miloser 251, John Myschisn 232, Ken Hancock 212.

Gtasser Ladles Team Standings: Roses 25-11, Carnations 24M i -ll' Violets 2214, Orchids 20-16, Tulips 19-17, Tiger Lilies IS'A-H'A, Daisies Sweetpeas 18-18, Marigolds 16-20, Iris 16-20, Pansies 11-25, Petunias 28 Vi. Team High Three: Violets 2557; Team High Single: Violets 936; High Single Game: Pat Staley 233, Helen Novak 214, Ermie Meisenheimer 211, Marion Madzy 203, Peg Fennell 199; High Three Series: Pat Staley 572, Helen Novak 541, Peg Fennell 529, Win Shaeffer 517, Orpha Morda 517, Helen Davis 509. By United Press International American Conference East W.LTPct. PFPA y-Baltimre 10 3 0 .769 359 226 y-NewEng 10 3 0 .769 345 222 Miami 6 7 0.462256235 NY Jets 3 10 0 .231166 341 Buffalo 2 1 1 0 .154 225 305 Central Pet. PF PA Pittsburgh 9 4 0 .692 321 138 Cincinnati 9 4 0 .692 293 207 Cleveland 9 4 0 .692 253 248 Houstoi.

5 8 0 .385 222 252 West Pet. PF PA 013 0 .923 326 237 0 .615 287 192 0 .462 248 261 0 .308 251 362 0 .000 111 381 National Conference East Pet. PF PA x-Dallas 11 2 0.846282167 Washington 9 4 0 .692 2 8 4 2 0 3 St. Louis 9 4' 0 .692 292 253 NY Giants 3 10 0 .231 156 233 Phila 3 1 0 0 .231 138 276 Central Pet. PF PA x-Minnesot 10 2 1 .808 276 169 Chicago 7 6 0 .538 239 188 Detroit 6 7 0 .462 245 200 GreenBay 4 9 0 .308 194 279 West Pet.

PF PA X-Los Angels 9 3 1 .731 331 173 San Fran 7 6 0.538243183 NewOrleans 4 9 0.308246319 Atlanta 4 9 0 .308 152 288 Seattle 2 1 1 0 .154 219 402 x-Clinched division title y-Clinched wild card playoff spot Monday's Results Oakland 35 Cincinnati 20 (Only game scheduled) Saturday's Games Minnesota at Miami Pittsburgh at Houston Los Ang at Detroit, night (Only games scheduled) Sunday's Games Buffalo at Baitimore Cincinnati at NY Jets Cleveland at Kan City Denver at Chicago Green Bay at Atlanta New Eng at Tampa Bay St. Louis at NY Giants San Diego at Oakland San Fran at New Orleans Seattle at Philadelphia Washington at Dallas (Only games scheduled) added 18. Kent Benson, the 6- foot-11 All-America center, was the only Hoosier in double figures with a game-high 21 points. In other games involving top teams, top-ranked Michigan beat Vanderbilt, 97-76, No. 2 Marquette downed Western Michigan, 78-53, North Carolina defeated Michigan State, 81-58, eighth-ranked San Francisco whipped Houston, 100-85, and Washington State beat Sacramento State, 90-70.

Rickey Green scored 29 points and 6-foot-7 center Phil Hubbard added 21 points and 10 rebounds to pace Michigan. Butch Lee scored 22 points, Bo Ellis 20 and Gary Rosenberger Other Gome Off Limits Pennsylvania's hunters are reminded by the Game Commission that seasons for nearly all wild birds wild animals will be closed during the regular firearms seasons for deer November 29 December 11 and December 13-14. Should there be an extension jf the antlerless deer season in any part or parts of the state on December 18,. the prohibition against hunting most other species will also apply on that day. During the regular firearms deer seasons, the only species that may be lawfully hunted are deer and migratory game birds which are still "in season." Raccoons may also be hunted between sunset and surnrise during the firearms deer seasons.

The ban on hunting most species in deer seasons started in 1974. It is designed to prevent shooters from hunting for a second deer after having taken their first whitetail. Previously, such shooters often claimed they were hunting foxes, chipmunks, etc. The ban on hunting most species -now precludes giving this reason as an excuse. Deer Tagging Hunters are reminded that deer left in cold storage or processing plants must be tagged.

The official tag provided as a part of the hunting license should clearly show the county from which the deer was taken, and the tag should be attached and remain attached to the deer head, rather than the carcass. A separate tag provided by the hunter or processor should be placed on the carcass. Deer heads are collected during and following the season and are examined by research biologists. The information gathered is critical in the formation of the Pennsylvania Game Commission's deer management program. Dress Deer Successful deer hunters in Pennsylvania are urged by the Game Commission not to dress out deer along roads.

The task should be performed back in the woods, where entrails will not be unsightly and offensive to motorists and landowners. 18 as Marquette handed Western Michigan its first loss in four'games. Phil Ford scored 18 points and North Carolina built an 18-point halftime lead as the Tar Heels won their third victory in four Pens Take On North Stars PITTSBURGH (UPI) The i Penguins, encouraged by recent brilliant go alt ending, take on the Minnesota North Stars tonight, confident they can resume their upward move in the National Hockey League standings. The Penguins are only four points but of second place in the Morris Division and a victory tonight would cut it down to two points because Los Angeles is idle. as they prepare to host Indiana High School this Friday night.

Kittanning is scoring an average of 69 points over three games and have held the opposition to just 41. other games, Shannock Valley takes the number one defensive team in the area to Brockway tonight in search for its third consecutive win of the season, Worthington hosts WPSD, Union goes to West Forest, Freeport visits Leechburg, Kiski Prep hosts Elderton, Redbank Valley meets Franklin and Dayton travels to Clarion. East Brady's Tim Simpson is the area's top scorer after the first week and a half of play. Final Tribute Paid to Danny WOODLYN, Pa. (UPI) A moment of silence for a likable man who seldom was silent was the final tribute paid Monday to the late Danny Murtaugh.

After a five-minute eulogy for Murtaugh, who died last Thursday after a stroke, the priest who celebrated a funeral mass asked for a moment of silence. The Rev. Francis P. O'Reilly said the moment was "to think how Danny entered into our life and influenced our life and what we can do to say, "Thank you Danny Murtaugh, 59, who died just two months after he retired as manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, was buried in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Marple Township, Pa.

after the mass at Our Lady of Peace Roman Catholic Church in nearby Milmont Park. Baseball players and off i i a 1 judges, politicians, priests, friends and neighbors of the gregarious Murtaugh made the standing room only crowd of 700 in the church and in the funeral cortege of 70 cars. The Bulldog guard is averaging 20 a game on a team that is averaging 83 points a game. Union's Paul Vidunas is next with 18 and three more players, Bill Cline of Leechburg, East Brady's Jim Kelly and Jeff Harris of Union, have identical stats after the first three games of the season. Rounding out the top ten are Gary Detwiler of Kevin Bowser 9f Worthington, Dayton's Bernie Steffy, East Brady's Jim Miles and John Jones of Apollo- Ridge.

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