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PAGE SIXTEEN THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976 DON a MCAM. 334.1131, Eit. 17 Littlestown, Delone, New Oxford In Friday Games; GHS At Bermudian, Canners At Greencastle Saturday New Arena Sold To Be Too Small LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) University of Kentucky basketball team has yet to play 3 its first game ia tie new Rupp Arena and school officials already are saying the 22.828-seatj facility is foo small. Athletic Director Cliff Hagan 'said Wednesday that Wildcats fans could easily Gil another iOOQ seats in the arena.

He said many fans have been turned for season opener tickets. Scranton's Top Gridder Is Also Good At Baseball Professional Basketball Littlestown. Delone and Bermudian Springs will play their final home football games of the season this weekend, with New Oxford, Gettysburg and Biglerville listed for games on foreign fields. Friday night Littlestown places its eight-game winning streak on the line against fast-stepping Camp Hill in an defensive unit's strong second half was the play of Sophomore tackle Bruce Bievins. was on to replace another sophomore.

Chris Arendt. who suffered a back strain. Arendt was listed as doubtful for this inter-division Blue Mountain League game. Parents' Day will be observed at McSherrystown week's contest, where Delone tangles with Central Dauphin in South Although Liulestown complete- Central League scrap, that game starting at 7:30. ly shut doivn the Colonial run- in another Friday scrap New Oxford invades Mercers- ning game with its big line and Lewisburg Boasts Fine Running Back LEWISBURG, Pa.

(AP) -Brad Richardson is a scholastic Boston 4 Philphia 3 XYKnks 3 MY Vets 3 SCRANTOX. Pai AP) lBuffalo 2 National Baskrthrf EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlwtic McCarthy is considered fee finest baekheld prospect to come out of the ScranJon area since Piiision's Jimmy Cefaio. And Emil DeCantis. who coaches McCarthy at Scramon Central, believes 2 2 4 5 4 PcL .667 .600 .429 .375 Central Division Ci-eve 6 0 1.000 Houston 4 I .800 NOrlns 4 2 .667 Washion Atlanta San Anton Denver burg to take on James Buchanan in a BML battle. Gettysburg travels to York Springs to face the Bermudian Eagles Saturday afternoon while Biglerville will be at Greencastle.

both being BML games and both starting at 1:30. GETTYSBURG AT BERMUDIAN The only intra-county game this week is the Saturday matchup between the Warriors. unbeaten in South Division play with a 4-0 record, and the Eagles. -ivirJess with a slate. The Warriors.

6-2-1 overall, have been on the warpath for the past month. They've rolled to four straight victories, while giving up only one touchdown in those contests. Although Gettysburg has been successful both running and throwing of late, it's in the passing department wbese the Warriors have really shined. In quarterback Mike Nett they have the number three ranked passer in this region. Nett has thrown 12 touchdown passes in bis last three games and has a total of 17, tops in the area.

On the receiving end of most of those passes has been pound end Dean Pennypacker, who currently leads the region with 31 pass receptions. incUid- ing eight touchdown passes. Bermudian Coach Dale Heineman admitted the Nett-to-Pennypacker combination has been of major concern in his practices this week. Of Pennypacker he said: ''He's one of the best receivers I've seen in the Blue Mountain League. We've been on our zone coverage to try to stop Heineman added that Nett is an "exceptionally good thrower." "Well try a lot of stunting, trv to force him to throw before he is said Heineman.

The Eagles coach added he will continue to use Ken Geiger. a Senior, at quarterback. Greg Myers had been the Eagles' quarterback earlier in the season but nas had some problems with a knee- Myers will see action this week on defense and be spotted at a split-end post Heineman said. Gettysburg Coach Steve De- Riggs said he has been pleased the steady improvement of his offensive line. "Taey've been blocking well for the ran but need a little more work on pass biodnng," said DeRiggs.

DeRiggs, who played everyone on the squad in last week's wh. over Biglerville. said he hopes to play a lot of combinations this week. And to keep everrone healthy is a major ob- of the Warrior coach as his squad continues on its col- isson course with Litilestown on the final weekend of the season. Coach Heineman reported his team okay physically while DeRigss said linebacker Berme Johnsor.

has a slight jaw injury, but him as prob- -for the contest Saturday. CAMP HILL AT UfTTLESTOWN "Cam? H-." has gotten its sec- pad is growing stronger as ihe season goes on." Thai's the appraisal of the Lions by Coach George Shue. Thunderbolt coach. Camp Hill has tipped its BML North record to 4-1 and has a good shot at taking that division title. Tim Gallagher has returned to his running slot for the Lions which has added tremendously to the offense.

He had been used as a flanker recently because of an injury. Matt Deiao, another vet. supplements in the ball oting. George Forbes, quarterback, has proven a capable pass- r. On the line it has been Mark McCausiin as the leader.

"I believe it will be a defensive battle, one in which the outcome may depend on mis- akes created by the defense." said Shue. "Our games have always been close in the past and this one should be no exception." he added. Steve Wildasin, "200. senior ackle, is the lone doubtful starter for littlestowa because of an injury. Littlestown, loser only to Westminster in its non-league open- has swept to eight straight riumphs and is 5-0 in the BML South Division.

Sported ser Sy HJSE GEKMANO AHP NOW AS A COACH BIGLERVILLE AT GREENCASTLE After losing their last three games, Biglerville runs into fast-improving Greencastle and Coach Jack Emanuel is hopeful his charges will be able to regain i earlier season spirit. "We must get 'up' for this one." says Emanuel. The losses to New Oxford and Gettysburg took a lot of fire out of the squad and if they can regain iieir spirit should give the Blue Devils a busy afternoon. Greencastle is 3-6 overall and 1-3 in the BML South while the Canners sport an identical record. CENTRAL DAUPHIN AT DELONE Coach Johnny Gastley of Deone is hoping that with the observance of Parents' Day and the final home appearance of a group of seniors his Squires will be keyed high.

Both teams will be attempt- Jig to. break losing streaks. Deone. 3-6. has lost its last three while the Rams.

1-7, a dropped seven straight Central Dauphin opened with 7-0 win over Middletown but has since bowed to Pottsville 23-S. CD East 16-14. Trinity 35-18. Chambersburg 27-20. McDevitt 14-6.

Steel-High 32-0. and Carlisle 40-0. "We'll have io stop Mike Kunisky (6-1. who is a DOvterful and fast said 3astley. "Another speedster.

Tom Kellv. will also have to be Delone will have the services of several players who have recovered from injuries. Rass Greenbolt, senior end. who was injured in the first quarter of ihe opening game of he season and who played only a short time last week, appears ready for full time duty. Bob Smith, defensive tackle and of- ensive end.

who has been out since the Chambersburg game. is another returnee. some strong linebacker play. Arigo said he was pleased with his offense's passing game. Sophomore quarterback Tom Goff passed for 138 yards and a touchdown, a 47-yard pass play teamed with Brian Shaffer.

Buchanan's passing combination of twins Terry and Barry Carbaugh is the main concern of the Colonials in preparing for the Rockets. "Their quarterback (Terry) runs the option well and he can throw the ball. He's the person to said Arigo. is starting to move," said Emanuel, pointing to its 10-7 surprise win over Big Spring last week. "They are a pretty fair defensive team and the offense is starting to jell." The Canners are working hard to improve their running game and at the same time have been striving to come up with a better pass defense.

Emanuel reports his squad Is in good physical condition. CV Umpires Plan Banquet On April 9 The Cumberland Valley Umpires Association will hold their annual banquet on Tuesday evening. April 9, at The Chalet, near Dillsburg, at 6:30 p.m. This affair has been acclaimed as one of the finest baseball banquets in the country and each year attracts a very distinguished head table. From the Philadelphia Phillies will come Larry Bowa, All Star shortstop and Greg Luzinski.

All Star outfielder. The Baltimore Orioles will send a delegation including Jim Palmer, voted the outstanding right handed pitcher in the major leagues this year: Paul Blair, golden glove center fielder: Al Bambry. outstanding outfielder, and" Tom Shopay. utility oat- Hyde. Richardson is a 6-foot-l.

185- pouod senior running back at Leuisburg High School. Off the field, he's quiet, even reserved. On the field, he's a terror. burns up so much energy on offense we don't even use him on defense," says Coach Ray Pottios, whose kid brother. Myron, was an All- America and All-Pro player.

Richardson is closing in on Lewisburg High single season records for rushing and scoring. Through nine games, ne has rashed for more than 1,200 yards and has topped 100 points. The school single season marks are 1,526 yards and 126 points. Brad is quicker than any of tie fine backs we've had before," says Pottios. ''He's the 'ourth back in school history to get more than 1,000 yards in a single season.

is a very intelligent player. He averages better than six yards a carry. Among the things Bichardson does are return kicks and catch passes. He's caught 10 passes for 220 yards. He's rushed for five bonus points and averages almost 25 yards on kickoff returns.

McCarthy is a lot like Cefalo. are a lot of similarities." says DeCantis. "They both are quick kids fine all-around IM a has speed. He's the fastest kid in Detroit 1 the school and he's not even track .333 .286 3S6 GB WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division Rich Little, who missed part "elder. Also coining from the of the Cedar Ciiff game, wall be coaches George ready for his chores while Nick Folmer, ins undersujdY.

has a hip Bamberger. Cal Ripkan and Jim Frey and Oriole announcer Bill O'Donnell. A delegation pointer. Don Smith. defensive from the Oriole front office will end, has ered from a neck injury.

Gastlev hopes his outfit can also be along with the Oriole caravan. Nelson Bnles. pitc'ner for the strike quickly, pointing out thai Texas Rangers, wiH attend. in each of the" three De- Tom Buskey, Cteelaiw Indian pitcher -Kill be at the head table along with Claude O'Sieen. a pitcher who a lone was the first to score, NEW OXFORD AT BUCHANAN This garr.e figures to go a third place the BML Sooth Division.

The Colonials are cur- rentlv in the mmfeer three slot long wsv towards ceiernr.mng just sgned as pitching coach for the St. Louts Cardinals. Also at the head table will be Les former -St. Louis Car- with'a 2-2 recoixj. a naif-game dina: star third baseman: Ray i 1 AT fjvf tho in front of Buchanan.

2-3. New Oxford. 3-6 overall, dropped a 20-6 decision to division leading Lsttlestown last week but the second-half performance of his yoang Colonials was encouraging to Coach Don Arigo The Colonials fell behind at the half, then blanked the Thunderbolts over the final two quarters. Ango said he made no key personnel changes or strategy adjustments at the half. "The kids just decided they could play with them (Littlestown)." he said.

Arigo said one key io( the MueF.er. catcher for the New York Giants and Cir.dnnan Reds: Ken Raffensperger. former star pitcher with the St. i Browns, and Jimmy Deshong. a former star pitcher with the New York Yankees.

United States Congressman Wilham Goodiing will also be the head table. Tickets can be purchased by calling George Wrightstone 2333917 or Bud Ecker 258-6701. The reason he doesn't run; is that he spends his timoj in the spring playing baseball. McCarthy is recognized as one of the best baseball players in this part of the state. LOTS OF SCOUTS 'A lot of baseball scouts have talked to him," says DeCanns.

"Every school in the East has sent someone to see Notre Dame is interested and I've had two calls from South- Conference schools. There's somebody new asking about him every day." McCarthy is frO, ISO pound senior who has more than 1.100 yards rushing in Central's first eight games. "Joe is a super back." says DeCantis. "He has great balance and a quick change of pace. He throws the option pass a lot because of his strong arm." "McCarthy is not only a good offensive player, he's also a tough safety on defense.

He's got four interceptions and last week he picked up a fumble and ran 65 yards for a touchdown." our team and a fine leader." co-captain says Pot- tios. 'H'e's also an excellent blocker when he's not carrving thebalL ''Brad had almost 1,000 yards rushing for us last year. He's the kind of back who can break the long run or can carry seople along with him. He cer- ainly ranks with the we've ever had here." best Pro Hockey At-A-Glance National Hockey League CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Patrick Division NYIsl Phila Ailan NYRng Pts GF GA 9 2 2 20 7 3 2 16 6 6 2 6 7 1 48 28 45 33 47 50 58 53 St Chgo Minn Vancrr Colo Smythe Division 8 5 0 7 5 1 4 8 1 4 9 1 3 9 1 WALES eONFERENCE Norris Division Mont L.A. Pitts Dtn Wash 11 3 1 8 4 3 3 6 4 3 7 1 2 7 2 Adams Division Bsln 9 3 0 18 SO 38 Buff 5 5 1 11 31 28 Tnto 4 6 3 11 49 53 Cleve 3 7 2 8 37 41 Wednesday's Results Atlanta 7, Washington 0 St.

Louis 6, Toronto 2 Los Angeles 4. Cleveland 2 Montreal 5, Minnesota 2 New York Rangers 6. Vancouver 1 Thursday's Games Chicago at Boston Philadelphia ai Detroit World Hockey Association Eastern Division Pts GF GA 1.000 .571 .400 .286 .250 2 2 3 4 414 Pacific Division 46-Year-Old Player Has Pro Desires TEANECK, (AP) -When Mai Bixon, a college place-kicker, graduates next June, he'd like to turn pro. If he does, he'll be the oldest rookie in fact, the oldest active player in the National Football League. He's already the George Blanda of the college set.

Dixon a 46-year-old senior at Fair- eigh Dickinson University and the oldest active coDege player. "I'm old but I'm eager." Dison says, suiting up to take the ribbing and hard hits from opponents half his age. 'There's no easy treatment for me -they're trying to knock off my head and I'm trying to knock Portland 4 1 .800 GoidnSt 3 2 .600 1 LosAng 3 3 .500 1 Seattle 3 4 .429 2 Phoenix i 4 .200 3 Wednesday's Results New York Nets 100. Buffalo 96 Washington 117, Milwaukee Ito Indiana 113, San Antonio 97 Kansas City 126, Seattle 106 Houston 117, Boston 111, OT Denver 119, New York Knicks 110 Thursday's Games at Cleveland Chicago at Atlanta at Golden State Friday's Games Washington at Boston Houston at New York Nets Buffalo at Detroit Denver at Chicago Indiana at Kansas City San Antonio at New Orleans New York Knicks at Los Angeles Philadelphia at Portland Phoenix at Seattle Seattle Would Love To Get Into Free Agent Draft NEW YORK (AP) Loa'could grow up very quicHy Gorman has seen a lot of hase-jwitli the iikes of Reggie Jack- ball lists ia the last two son. Joe Ruii or Don Gullett on but none is snore appealing'lie rosser.

"But these are the than today's available of the game" agent players. Ooly this is one-A HEFTY PRICE list Gorman can't touch. Seanle and its twin brother. Gorman is the direeor paid a hefty price to player personnel for the into the American League. pansioa Seattle Mariners, who part thai entrance fee for will be forced to come into iaeieaeh team included $5.25 mil- competitive for 30 players.

Among the work! in 1977 with young hope-j available players to the Manuals, old has-beens and middle- jners and Blue Jays will be Pat aged mediocres. jDohson. Wilbur Wood, Brooks That's the lot of all expansion Robinson, Bill Melton. Boog teams. They are given Rico Cariy.

Paul Blair to drive wi'th the big boys, but and Bill Freehan. then allowed io use only roll-' "The clubs did an excellent erskaies or a broken-down of protecting their best sel. i said Gorman. '-I wish we could have a All 12 existing AL clubs have at some of those free untouchable players, along said Gorman, whose infant dub; 1 53 all their minor leaguers signed after 1975. Each team must lose one player per round.

iWhen a team loses a player, it can protect three more after ihe first three rounds and two more after fourth round. IS DISAPPOINTED I a dis- I said Peter Bavasi, i president and general I manager of the Blue Jays. Marvin Barnes Faces Charge DETROIT (AP) Forward Marvin Barnes of the Detroit Pistons of the National Basketball Association waived a pretrial examination Wednesday and was scheduled for a Nov. 18 arraignment in Wayne County Circuit Court on a concealed weapons charge. Barnes was arrested at Detroit Metropolitan Airport on Oct.

9 for allegedly trying to carry an unregistered Atlanta Is Victor Over Washington By THE ASSOCLATED PRESS There's nothing like some ('-Th clubs didn't leave unpro- shorthanded goals and a shut- tected as manv voting players out to perk up a National Hock-las I would have liked, ev League team starting a -x ow we'll have to change our approach and go with what's around. There are certainly a lot of old guys available." Building teams eventually attain success because of young, talented players who mature home stand and beset with injuries and illness. The Atlanta Flames found the prescription to cure what ailed them Wednesday night with a 7-0 conquest of the Washington Capitals. The victory put the third-place Flames back at .300 into stars together. Old teams with a 6-6-2 record and left'tend to do little but get old to- them just two points behind jgether.

idle Philadelphia, mnner-up in! "Our goal is still to draft the the Patrick Division. young players we can get, In other NHL games, the Los 1 aow aer are fewer Angeles Kings beat the Cleve-l available we counted on," land Barons 4-2, the St. Louis Blues defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-2. the Montreal Canadieas downed the Minnesota North Stars 5-2 and the says Bavasi. who estimates he and his scouting staff have put in 13.000 man hours to bone up on the available personnel.

"When we run out of young New York Rangers routed 3 we ick a veterans jwe feel can do the best job. Maybe even two or three at one. Vancouver Canucks 6-1. WHA GAMES In the World Hockey sition to provide us with trad- fK i-" iTlf? material ation. the Cincinnati Stingers turned back the Indianapolis Racers 8-2 and the Edmonton Oilers upended the Minnesota Fighting Saints 4-2.

Penalty-killers Billiard Graves. Bill Clement and Eric ber pistol aboard a plane He ach O- yvntf was en route to St. Louis for a medical examination- Barnes, obtained earlier this year by the Pistons in the draft of players from the eld American Basketball Association, has yet to play a regular season NBA game with He was first embroiled in a con- lanta while the Flames were ing material. 1 Atlanta Falcons Sign Jim Cope ATLANTA (AP) Rookie linebacker Jim Cope, a 6-fbot-2, 230-pounder from Ohio State, has been signed by the Atlanta shorthanded and goalie Phil Falcons, the National Football Myre held the Capitals club announced Tues- less for his first shutout of the i day. season.

Graves" shorthanded goal gave Atlanta an early 1-0 first- period lead. Clement's came in the third period and was his and later sprained his right ankle. Team doctors said Wednesday the ankle would remain in a cast for at least another two weeks. o3 theirs Dixon retired taurani business four years ago and went to college to get a degree In education. It had been 47 48 his lifelong dream to play col- 46 36 lege football, and he didn't let 36 59 bis age stand in the way.

35 59 "My first year here. I hap- 32 43 pened to see the football team working out So I thought I'd go out for it." he says. "My wife 23 74 33 thought I was crazy and my 19 56 44 kids didn't believe me, but they 10 41 57 came around." 7 33 37 Dison not only does the 6 26 51 place-kicking but also occasionally fflls in as a defensive lineman. He has hit on 11 of 12 extra points but missed his only field goal attempt this year. The team is 1-5 and usually playing catch-up, so he doesn't get a chance io try too many field goals.

In practice be booms 45-yarders. "Tin in better condition now than when I was in my freshman says Dixon. who. like many collegians, would love to play pro ball. "There are a lot of pro teams ihat can use a backup kicker, and if Tin given die chance Fd like a by a Flames' player in a season.

Vafl. who also had a oower The Falcons waived defensive end Wally Pesuit io make room for Cope, who had been cat by the Denver Broncos. Pesuit had been with the Falcons only one game. LONDON Mark Cox of England upset defending cham- TENNIS from the res-jTM 0 0 rJTop-seeded Roscoe Tanner ot Lookout Mountain. beat Jacques Thainin of; France 6-J.

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Indianapolis 2 Edmonton 4, Minnesota 2 Thursday's Games Cincinnati at Indianapolis Phoenix at Birmingham Edmonton at Calgary 67 46 0-9 Season Leads To Coach's Quitting OLIVET, Mich. (AP) Olivet College football coach Robert Fnedlund has resigned following a disastrous ft-9 season, the college announced Wednesday. Friedhmd. who played for 38 41 2S 49 54 29 40 40 Michigan State and with the from 193941 Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League in 1946, had been an assistant coach at Drake, Pittsburgh and Temple. He took over from Doug Kay at Olivet at the start of this season.

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