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arquettte aed FU Sunday Star-Tribune, Coiper, Wyo. March 12, 1972 19 Headin' Out 0 0 Post Mid-East Wins mm KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) straight points at 1:35 left to put they dominated the backboards Kith V. the Seminoles ahead. at both ends of the court and Florida State came from behind twice Saturday to squeeze by TOM IIOIUI BfrH Stnr-Tr ihnne Staff rii- -VI yy mm In the Marquette-Ohio were too fast for the Ohio squad.

While Marquette was building Eastern Kentucky 83-81 In A V- fr- game, Larry McNeill led the winning Warriors with 22 surprisingly tough NCAA play its big lead during the first half, points. off contest. Ohio was held scoreless for 1 FSU now moves on to semi Bob Lackey had 20 points and periods of two to three minutes final action at Dayton, Ohio i George Fraaer added 15 for the a a a i 1 1 Minnesota Warriors. at a time. Ohio was unable to get the short tip-ins under the basket because of the tough The best Ohio University Earlier, Marquette had an easv time defeating Ohio jamming defense.

could muster were 10 point efforts by Todd Lalich and Bill University 73-49 and meets With 7:13 left to go, the Kentucky at Dayton March 18 Brown. Warriors were coasting with a The Seminoles fell behind 13 Marquette used a full court 60-36 lead and at the end of the game both squads emptied their I press to jump to a quick 6-2 lead in the opening round action. points the first half of the opening period but refused to chance their came style as they benches. i McNeill was deadly In close Halfway through the first period they were out front 19-10. chipped away at the Eastern with soft hook shots from in front of the coal.

Late in the The warriors were 38-20 at Kentucky lead. By halfume, ft the half and never in trouble as FSU held a 50-42 advantage. game, Lackey began to hit both by sneaking in under the basket Six Seminoles were In double and pitching from outside. figures led by Otto Petty with 15 Rookie Inks Pact Box: points. Ron Harris had 13, om MkwW (71) Reeeie Royals.

12. Lawrence a WEST PALM BEACH, Fla McCray, 11, Ron King and Ottla Ucky I 4 4 Frailer 14 McNeill 4 4 (UPI)-Earl Williams the Na 1 1 it 4 II 2 00 1 I 4 14 ill i 20 Rlcc.rdl IS Brown 79' Ball 4 Cordt i lilich 1 (track tional League's Rookie of the W.ihnotn 1 0 1 Cole 10 each. Charlie Mitchell led the Colonel attack with 23 points Manufacturers of camping equipment keep working on that myth that a camping vacation will keep the family from having to pay motel expenses. Good luck, first time camper. Just wait until you run into some mosquitos, or a mouse, or a rainstorm.

If you can keep a howling gaggle of wife and children out of a motel then, it'll be simply because they condescended to sleep in the car. And the stories of the suffering they underwent can make the tales of the mountain men seem pale by comparison. Offer Sympathy Frankly, I like to hear those tales, and I can offer sympathy like a professional mourner. Like the family from Ohio I camped next to at Yellowstone National Park in 1967. It was mid-June and cloudy, rainy and cold.

I had a sleeping bag and a poncho pitched for a tent since I was traveling light. Traveling Light "Is that all you got?" commented the man from Ohio as he walked by. He invited me over to meet his family. The night before, it turned out, it had rained and their lent was pitched in a hollow. "We were floating out of our sleeping bags," reported his wife.

She was slamming around on a new campstove with a new pot. Greenwood Their two boys were trying to build a fire with the green wood left by the rangers. "Boy, I wish I had taught them to be Boy Scouts." commented their father. They had a new tent, new sleeping bags and new air mattresses. From the investment they had made, they could have been living like kings.

I asked if they had aired out their wet bags. "You can't dry anything in this kind of weather," the man stated. Alarm Clock? Year last season, signed his 1972 OO10 McQuIrt OO Spychtlli 1 0 1 Ntymndt 0 0 0 0 Thorn pin 0 0 0 followed by Dan Argabrlght and 1 Crttf 0 00 Atlanta Braves' contract Saturday. Ottrtnd I OO 0 0 0- 0 Howtll 3 I I AAA A Oturh 1 Or mil MIDI Williams agreed to terms 1 00 Knight 0 0 0 0 Rumpkt 0 00 0 II II. I.

It Triili ia ilk at TtMl several days ago and had been working out, but had to await Milltlma- Marnu.lt. 1 Ohio 30 the arrival of his lawyer before Total loult: Marqutttt 15, Ohio 14 Florida Itata (til I. Ktntvckv (II) OPT OFT finally signing the pact. He received an estimated $35,000 after hitting 33 homers and driving in 87 runs with a .260 average. Garrttl 1 01 4 Dunagan 3 I 10 14 Royalt 4 44 II Mltch.ll 10 3 5 21 McCray 4 14 II Argbrght 7 0 1 14 Daryl Dunagan with 14 each.

Mitchell nearly pulled the game out in the final four minutes, tying the score at 77-77. However, he missed two free throws that would have given Eastern a four point lead with about three minutes left. Eastern Kentucky chopped away during the second half at the Seminole lead, finally overtaking Florida State on two steals that Mitchell managed to cash In to tie It up. Then, Bill Burton put the Colonels ahead 79-77. King tied it up for FSU with 2:22 left, then popped in three Kino 3 4 7 10 Bryant 4 3 4 11 Samutl 0 0 0 0 Burton 2 12 5 1 In other happenings, early Harrll 3 14 11 Broofct 113 3 LIKES THE MIDDLE Rod Penner, Wyoming's 6-9 junior center, was named second team All-Western Athletic Conference last week.

Penner (32) credits his good season with a move from forward to center. (L'PI) Tele-photo) Ptly 4 HUochurch 1 1-2 31 reports indicated outfielder Rico Carty's latest injury is not Cay 3 0 1 Newell 1 04 3 Colt 3 4 10 Wrthngtn 0 3 3 2 Brunkdar 2 0 0 4 serious. Carty was hospitalized Friday with an inflammation in Tatali 31-M .11 Tata.lt 31 lt .11 Halltlmt: Florida Stalt SO Eatttrn Ktntucky 42 his left leg and will remain Fouitd out: Royait, Argaorignt, Burton Total touli: Florida Statt 19, Eatttrn Center Fits Penner under observation for at least another day. Ktntucky 27 4,500 LARAMIE, Wyo. (UPI) as any man who is covering me." When Rod Penner was a sopho When Penner came to Wyo more at the University of Wyo ming from John F.

Kennedy ming he felt intimidated. High School in Denver, his big "I was playing out of position at forward," the 6-9, 210 pound gest problem was "adjustment to the class of players I was Denver, stringbean said playing with, and getting to "At forward, I was going against much quicker men and felt intimidated." But this season the junior About 3 a.m. that morning the slamming of car doors woke me. I stuck out one arm and could feel sleet on the foot of my sleeping bag. That meant I would have to repitch the poncho in the morning as a fly about headhigh, knock the ice off the bag and then turn it inside out and hang it under the poncho.

Even if rain showers pass over, a bag can do a lot of drying in the open airr High pitched and loud voices included fragments of conversation like, "Where was that motel, anyway?" "Just throw it in anywhere, we'll fold it up later," and "I don't care how much it costs, I'm sleeping in a bed tonight." One Less Family There went, I hoped, one less -family to crowd up the campgrounds of Yellowstone. Unfortunately, for every one that leaves, there is 10 or 100 to take his place. But I'll still listen to those stories, and keep saying, "tch, tch," in all the right places. You can't keep the outdoors just for the outdoorsmen, but I always feel like trying. a game, and fourth in rebounds with nearly 11 a game.

He capped the season by being named second team all-WAC in voting by the league coaches announced Friday. "I feel a lot better at center," he said after learning about the honor. l'Lthink I have an advantage being up so high." Penner said the WAC was a physical league and being on the slender side he had a tough time trying to outmuscle some of the league's big men. "It's a pretty physical league," he said. "As far as rebounding goes, I try to get to the board quicker than the man covering me.

I think on the average I'm just as quick moved to center, and did so with authority. Penner wound up seventh in the Western Athletic Conference in scoring, 16 points know them." Penner, who has added 25 pounds since he first came to Laramie, will be on a weight lifting program this spring and summer in an effort to hit 230 by next fall. The pressure will also be slightly relieved on Penner next year when the Cowboys pick up a big man in junior college transfer Ken Morgan Clark, 6-8, from Casper College. End Nears For Rabbits mYS yZy t-3 f'-A mYiYmsvatm if Yi W. aA.r.' WVM II II Rabbit hunters are reminded that cottontail hunting season ends March 31.

The season, which began Jan. 1, allows Wildlife Week Set cottontail hunting in all areas of the state except in the Wind CHEYENNE Governor River Indian Reservation. NATIONAL TAX SERVICE 1416 EAST A Ph. 235-1069 OPEN 9 TO 8. MON.

THRU SAT. Prompt Accurate Confidential Cottontail season will again Stan Hathaway has signed a proclamation declaring March 19-25 National Wildlife Week in ooen Aue a ana conunue through Dec. 31. which is co-sponsored by the National Wildlife Federation and the various states, was established by President Franklin Roosevelt in 1938 as a reminder of the importance of wise use and conservation of natural resources and wildlife throughout the nation. Wyoming.

'Neal Blair, Wyoming state chairman for Wildlife Week said "maintaining a healthy environment in Wyoming isn't easy and involves personal sacrifices." tsiair saia aoout 30 local chairmen will organize programs in communities Small game hunting rules and regulations allow hunters to ine proclamation, em phasizing this year's theme take 10 cottontails each day, but "Ecology: A Wild Idea," urges no more than 20 may be in the OPEN HOUSE State basketball tournament visitors to Laramie this week will have a chance to attend an open house for the newly remodeled Half-Acre Gym on Saturday morning. Half -Acre Open House Set During Tournament citizens throughout Wyoming to hunter's possession at any one throughout the state. maintain their environment. time. Shooting hours during the This year's Wildlife Week seasons are from daylight until dark and there are no firearm Activities will include an essay contest, with youths from junior and senior high schools MAYFIELD AAA AUCTION focuses particularly on wildlife species that are being throughout the state writing on restrictions when hunting rabbits.

LUKE MILES, OWNER this year theme. threatened with extinction due to a deteriorating environment. Resident small game licenses National Wildlife Week, Friday, March 17, 1972 1 P.M. Sharp, Noland LARAMIE More than 6,000 Forty-seven years the Half-Acre has developed a new Wyoming high school students, are priced at $1 and are valid in both the spring and fall rabbit seasons'for a calendar year. Small game hunting privileges may also be purchased as a personality with the remodeling 9 Miles West on Hiway 20-26, Across From Airport MR.

MILES IS CLOSING-OUT 1 New Holland wire Tie Balerr of the walls and ceiling, new lights and a new paint job. Cleaner and more sanitary water resulted with a complete overhaul of the filter system and installation of a new chlorinator. and sprucing up, a project that and their parents attending the annual -State High School Basketball Tournament on the UW campus will be among the special guests at the open house srhpHtilorl in chnva nff tha Half- 1- John Deere 3010 Tractor. R.Cr. 1-Ford Tractor-8N: part of several combination cost just under million.

She now looks like the most avant guarde health spa colorfully 1 -Side Ail Rake. John Deere. Rubber- 1-AAower. Johrr Deere licenses. 9-7 ft.

3 1 -ditcher 3 1-ScroDer 3 1-From appointed and crisply efficient Back in 1925 when the Half. encTIoader John Deere. M. 1-GMC 2 Ton 1962, V6 Enqine New Rubber, Comb. Stock Grain, Acre was built, -it was ac 1 967 V8, Wide Bottom, New Rubber 1 -Feed Grinder, Farm Hand, F82D Feed OiadronlSlects New Head Coach table P.T.O.; 1-12 ft.

Grain Drill, press wheels; 1-2 Bottom Spinner Plow, John Deere, 3 1-3 lift; 2-Metal Hog Feeders, Hog 2-Elect. Pig Blankets with 3-A 5-Hog Farrowing Crates, Metal; I -Grain Auger; 1-Gas Chain Misc. 1 -Bale 1-Posthole Diaqer Dearborn; 1 -Cattle 1-300 CHADRON, Neb. Chadron iiwn iuuii Faculty "and Physical education majors will serve as hosts and hostesses at the open house Saturday from 8:30 a.m. until noon.

Tours of the building will be conducted and plans have been completed for exhibition in gymnastics, scuba diving, European team handball, volleyball, basketball, and tennis. These exhibitions will be presented throughout the morning to demonstrate the efficiency of the physical setup of the building. State College has appointed Glenn Brady as its new head gal. Fuel 1-Ford Baler Model 506: 1-Rake A 9 1-3 Section 6 1-Boar Hog. football coach, according to Dr.

Edwin C. Nelson, president. Brady, who is currently Zp Yr ij claimed as one of the fines facilities west of the Mississippi' At that time the total student body at the University was about 75047 years later and with an enrollment of 8,500 the gym now boasts 72,000 square feet of usable space. If all of this were new construction, at $22 per square foot, the tab would be $1,584,000. The remodeling plans have perked up the locker rooms, making smart use of space and attractive colors with carpeting to add to the luxury of it all.

The old armory, once a dark and dingy room, is now sharp with a new, "pro-turf" area for tennis, golf, archery, badminton, team handball, baseball practice, MRS. ROSCOE NOLAND, OWNER serving as the offensive coor Friday, March 17, 1972 IMMEDIATELY AFTER ABOVE SALE, Noland Farm, 9 Miles West on Hiway dinator at Western Illinois University at Macomb, 20-26 across from Airport. The new Chadron State grid mentor spent one year as the defensive backfield coach at New Mexico State University, where his defenders led the nation in interceptions. Deer Permits Are Sold Out In Three Areas CHEYENNE Non-resident deer permits are sold out in three regions of Wyoming. The most recent region to sell out was the North East, which had a nonresident deer license 1-Hay 1-Wind rower, Watonava.

1- Combine, John Deere 55; 1-Bale loader, for 1 -Disc replaces Bill Giles, who resigned in January to become the head grid mentor at Fort Hays, State College. Brady's appointment is ef ID ft. 1 -Ditcher; 1 -Fertilizer Spreader; 1-2 Bottom, I way 1 -Wheel Rake; 1 -Ditch Filler, 3 1-30 ft. Grain Hay 1-Pat. 1-Pat.

1-2 Bottom Tumble 1 -House 1-Manure Spreader. fective June 1, although he plans to be in Chadron for a portion of spring practice in April. JACK LUCK OWNER jogging and other activities that weren't so pleasant on a dirt floor. Brady, 36, is a native of Saturday, March 18, 1972 10: 30 Sharp, Casper Sales Pavilion, Hiway 26-20 West of Casper at Mills Turn-Off quota of 16,500. The main gym, where many a Clinton, La.

He received his bachelor's degree from Stephen F. Austin State College' at Nacogdoches, where he PROCLAIMS WEEK Governor Stan Hathaway (right) turns over a proclamation ho signed making March 19-23 National Wildlife Week in Wyoming. Accepting the proclamation is Neal Blair, state Wildlife Week chairman. ((i-F Photo) Other areas where quotas MR. LUCK IS LEAVING CASPER spirited contest has taken place, now boasts a' new floating maple floor a floor that is nailed together and put on sleepers that are not anchored lettered in both football and linn Amn iinrnln wM mnunipH nn trniler 1 set 5mith torch aouqes have been filled are the South Central and South West regions.

Two thousand licenses were sold for the South Central with 150 tt. hose, 2 sets Gouges and 1-Gordner-Denver Air Com track. He earned both his Coke Wins Paul Homar had 20 points, Mickey Beaver 16 and Ron Benson 10 last week for Coca Cola as it posted a 63-62 win over Frog Hollow Day Camp in the City Basketball Association. In other games Town and Country Pharmacy raced past Sandwich Shop 88-56, First National nipped Belle Fourche Pipeline 49-41 and Prewitt's disposed of Western National 62-47. Softball Meets The Central Wyoming Softball Association will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m.

at the Wyoming National Bank. League by-laws will be adopted, and the. upcoming season discussed. All persons interested in Softball should -attend, including physically fit persons over 65 interested in serving as umpires. pressor 4 Point hookupS 2-2 Ion Chain l-bfcil-oaw; i-jo ciec.

I.Snhr. W- lots of Misc. Tools Shovel. Axes, Welding Rod, Wat master's degree and Ph.D. at Louisiana State University.

to the concrete. The floor rests region, while 5,000 were sold for the South West region. er Cans, Gasoline lanterns, Misc. Nails, Bolts, Screws. Antiques: Round Table 4 (4 chairs, wood Solid Cherry Wood Dresser; Cherry "Wood Chest; on rubber pads and therefore is Every team Brady has been Areas still available to non resilient.

Fold out port-a-walls Ice Cream Choirs, Andirons Tools; Collars and names; rurniiure: doo- provide slots for three wall WE ARE HAPPY TO AHOUXCE THE DEALERSHIP FOR APOLLO MOTOR ases, Vanities; Radio-Phono Combo, Encyclopedia set and Bookcase; fa- vii a t-i nL DnHnhlA Mnrhin Inmnt Kirbv xr resident hunters include the South East, North Central and North West. handball and roll down divider tlO lODie (nairV numniui, 3 vacuum, Airline Chairs, Couch, Stovei Ironer, Garden hose, Fish Equipment, Refrigerator, 2 Burner Camp Stove, Medicine Cabinet, Music stand, i associated with during his coaching career has won more games than it lost. He spent nine years as a high school coach in Louisiana where his teams compiled a 67-33 record. AT THE BOAT SHOW curtain can bring about two separate teaching stations. Non-resident deer licenses Tile Mavtoa Garbaae Disposal, Misc.

Kitchen Applionces, Guitar Am plifier, Set of Drums, End Tables, Dishwasher 2 Saddles Floor Pol- Decorative and utilitarian went on sale Feb. 1 and have been selling at a rate of 350 to Six of those teams participated carpet panels dress up the walls and improve the acoustics for HOMES FOR THE STATE OF WYO. We Invite Your Inspection Comparison As to Quality and Safety APOLLO t'OTOR HOMES of wro. ixc. 234-8091 CASPER 400 a day, according to license section officials.

More than Many Items too numerous to mention. TERMS: CASH HOWARD MAYFIELD, Auctioneer "CALL ME FOR YOUR SALE" in the state playoffs, one played in a post-season bowl game and teaching, brightening the scene three-fourths of the 48,000 non via new mercury vapor lights. The swimming pool area has he was named Louisiana Football Coach of the Year twice. resident license quota for the stale have been sold. received acoustical treatment.