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TODAY, JANUARY II, if74 THE DAHY COUMO, CONNttlSYIllf, PA. 1VMJK KKVEX Just Like Parent Topi NHL All-Star aWII I MONTREAL (UPI lped the Mont- beat the Min- By Uafced Press latrnMHuil Division. Yvan Couraoyer made it The North Stars, who hold wiodiosimple. down sixth place in the West, dose to the net, I outshot Montreal, 37.24, but give up and that's why Montreal goalie Bunny Laim then to get my own rocque was more than equal to rabound," Cournoyer said, de- the task, turning aside 36 shots. scribing his ttth goal of the His shutout bid was ruined by Bill Goldsworthy's 36th goal with less than three minutes left Stars, 6-1, in the second period.

"It was a big move for us putting together Gainey, (Yvon) Lambert and (Murray) Wilson on the same line," National Hockey League, also Montreal Coach Scotty Bowman contributed two assists while said. "They outplayed and rookie Bob Gainey chipped in outchecked the Stars' number with two goals as the Canadiens one line of Goldsworthy, (Danny) Grant and (Dennis) Hextall. "In a game like this where it's wide open and we get a fast lead, it gives me a chance to use all my players. But Larocque played a' ten-tic game and that was the difference." A Elsewhere in the NHL, Bobby A VOte Clarke's two goals sparked Philadelphia to a 7-2 victory which heli real Ctnadkna nesota North Thursday night. 'In addition to his goal, the speedy right wing, considered the fastest skater in the moved to within four points of first place, Boston in the East Rush Record Gets Simpson AFC Vote BY JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) 0.

J. Simpson, No. 1 in the National Football League's record books, is also No. 1 in the minds of the voters. Simpson, who established a single-season rushing record of 2,003 yards this season, today was selected unanimously as United Press International's American Conference Player of Simpson, who helped the Buffalo Bills to their best record (9-5) since 1966, was named by all 39 sports writers--three from each conference city--who participated in the voting.

The former Heisman Trophy winner from Southern California, who had his problems during his first few seasons, put it all together this year to earn the Player of the Year Award for the second straight year. He set a single game rushing record of 250 yards against New England in the season opener, carried a record 39 times in another game against Kansas City and then capped a brilliant season with a 203-yard performance against the New York Jets in the season finale to go over the mark. Simpson's 2,003 yards easily surpassed the previous record pf 1,863 set by Jim Brown. Evansville 82 St Joseph Ind Occidental 67 Pomona 57 -Whiftier 98 Claremont 78 79 over Buffalo as the Flyers increased their West lead to five points over second place Chicago. Clarke, the NHL's Most Valuable Player last year, opened, the scoring with a 35-foot backhander at 1:40 of the opening period and picked up his 16th goal of the season in the second stanza.

Garry Unger's two goals gave him 20 for the season and allowed St. Louis to snap its four game losing streak and beat the New York Rangers, 3-2. Steve Vickers accounted for both New York goals but it was Vickers who was in the penalty box late in the' second period whi Unger tallied his second goal of the game. In the World Hockey Association, Gordie Howe's 800th major league career goal and 14th in WHA play, sparked Houston to a 7-4 win over Vancouver. Howe also assisted on his son Mark's 'two goals as the Aeros opened up a six-point lead in the West Division.

Ralph Backstrom and Duke Harris triggered a three-goal outburst in the second period that carried Chicago past New England, 5-2. Player-coach Pat Stapleton and Rick Morris scored for the Cougars in the first period before Harris got his fourth goal of the season at 12:47 of the second period 'and Backstrom registered his "16th and 17th from in close against goalie Bruce Landon. Sports Schedule FRIDAY, JAN. 18 SCHOLASTIC BASKETBALL German at Fairchance- Georges, 1 p.m. Section 2-A--Penn-Trafford at Norwin, Jeannette at Deny, Latrobe at Greensburg-Salem.

Section 4-A--Belle Vernon at Thomas Jefferson, Brownsville -at Charleroi, Ringgold at Monessen. Section 6-A--Connellsville at Yough, Laurel Highlands at Southmoreland, Mount Pleasant at Greensburg Central Catholic. Section 13-B--California at Frazier, Beth-Center at Bentworth, Albert Gallatin at Washington. Section 18-C--Mapletown at Carmichaels, West Greene at Jefferson-Morgan? JHS BASKETBALL Connellsville West at Ben Franklin Southmoreland at Stanwood Lafayette at South Laurel N'orwin West at Mount Pleasant North Laurel at Redstone. SCHOLASTIC WRESTLING Yough at Connellsville.

JV matches 6:30. Fairchance-Georges at Morgantown, W. Va. Beth-Center at Laurel Highlands. West Greene at German Twp.

JHS WRESTLING Connellsville West vs Uniontown at Lafayette JHS. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Washington Jefferson at Carnegie-Mellon, 3. Allegheny CC at Boyce, 2. Union at Robert Morris, 7. Penn State at Army West Virginia at Davidson Allegheny at Thiel Westminster at Alliance California at Juniata Slippery Rock at Clarion Geneva at St.

Vincent. JV game 6 p.m. Grove City at Malbne Shippensburg at Indiana Frosburg at Pitt-Johnstown Long Island at St. Francis Penn State Beaver at Penn State-McKeesport Penn State-Fayette at St. Francis Freshmen.

PRO HOCKEY Binghamton at Johnstown MONTREAL (UPI) -Bernie Parent, who finally seems to have found a comfortable home with the Philadelphia Flyers, apparently will be the starting goaltender for the West Division in the annual National Hockey League All-Star game at Chicago Jan. 29. Parent, who was the first name player to sign with the World Hockey Association and then quit his team and the league during last year's playoffs, led all goalies in balloting for the West team with 108 votes. Three-time All-Star Tony Esposito of the Chicago Black Hawks drew 78 votes to also qualify for the team behind Parent. Bill White, a steady, often- underrated defenseman for Chicago, and Bill Goldsworthy, a more volatile right wing for the Minnesota North Stars, were the top vote-getters on the West squad, each totaling 114 points in the balloting conducted among West Division members of the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.

Philadelphia and Chicago, dueling for the West Division title, each placed three players among the 12 men selected by the writers. Joining Esposito and White from the Black Hawks is left wing Dennis Hull, while the other Flyer representatives are center Bobby Clarke and defenseman Ed Van Impe. Other players chosen today were center Dennis Hextall of Minnesota, defen- seman Dave Burrows and left wing Lowell MacDonald of the Pittsburgh Penguins, defen- seman Don Awrey of the St Louis Blues and right wing Al McDonough of the Atlanta Flames. Billy Reay of the Black Hawks, who will coach theTWest Stars, will select eight more players next week to complete the team. He will choose at least one player from the Los Angeles Kings and California Golden Seals, the only teams not to be represented thus far.

Maybe State Should Also Give 'Hunters' Eye, Reading Tests The Pennsylvania Game has received a number of turkey kill report cards which listed deer kills. Fayette County Game Warden Alex Ziros of Connellsville reminded hunters that "the correct card for reporting a deer kill is part of the hunting license, and is well marked. The turkey kill report card is a separate item, and bears no resemblance to the deer kill report card. "Information needed on whitetails harvested is asked for on the deer kill report card, and is essential for the proper management of the herd. Information asked for on the turkey kill report card bears no relationship to the deer herd.

"Since data on deer is useless when reported on a turkey card, hunters should use the deer kill report card issued with the hunting license to report white- tails taken," Ziros said. Assumption 100 Colby 97 Eliztwn 39 Lebanon Val 38 Hobart 77 Rochester Tech 75 Seton Hall 93 Wagner 73 Point Park 48 Steubenvl 47 Penn 55 St Jos, Pa 53 Glssbro St 69 Mntclr St 57 Fitchbg St 83 Suffolk 68 Ind Pa 82 Frostburg 64 Del St 77 Lincoln 74 Big kicks little bucks. YMC A VOLLEYBALL Connellsville--Women's League, Shandorf Vending vs White Sox. ST. RITA BASKETBALL JHS Eastr-Spartans vs Gladiators, Crusaders vs Trojans.

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31 Phent 423-3670 Going 'All Out' Is What He's Paid to Be Doing By Halted Press btenatfenal As Rick Barry goes, so go the Golden State Warriors and both were back on target Thursday night. Barry scored 44 points and Penn State Kicker Bohr Repeat Soccer AH-American Pick UNIVERSITY PARK Chris Bahr, whose 44-yard field goal helped Penn State to its Orange Bowl win over LSU New Year's Night, has earned All-America honors in soccer, the second year in a row that Bahr has earned first team honors in balloting by the National Soccer Coaches Association. A junior, Bahr helped both the Nittany Lion soccer and football teams earn post-season action. His team-leading 11 goals and five assists led the Lion hooters to their fourth consecutive appearance in the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament. Penn State (8-2-2) finished eighth in the final Coaches Association national poll.

In football, the Feasterville, native was successful on 32 of 42 conversion kicks and a school record 11 of 19 field goals, including a 50-yarder. He was six for six on field goals of 40 yards or less. The Lion football team finished 12-0, including its 16-9 win over LSU in the Orange Bowl, and was ranked fifth nationally by both major wire services. It was not unusual for Bahr to play soccer Friday night and spend Saturday morning traveling to the site of the Lions' football game. "It was kind of hectic at times," Bahr says, "but it was worth it.

I was able to do two things that I enjoy doing." Bahr is Penn State's first two- time soccer All-American since Dick Packer was named to the 1954 and 1955 teams. Duquesne 70 Steubenville 60 Phila Pharmacy 46 Eastern 43 Lincoln 106 Shaw 104 (OT) West Chester 70 Glassboro 62 Lock Haven 63 Edinboro 57 Gettysburg 85 Johns Hopkins 72 East Stroudsburg 72 Lehigh 58 Hiram 102 Carnegie Mellon 70 Millersville 81 Ehzabethtown 64 Franklin Marshall 81 Lebanon Valley 77 Clarion 112 Mansfield 72 Geneva 83 Waynesburg 76 triggered a decisive third- quarter rally to lead the Warriors to a 127-120 victory over the Phoenix Suns. "I've made up my mind to go all out in every game," Barry said. "I'm going to take a break when I need it. That's why we have a bench." The win pulled the Warriors to within three games of idle Los Angeles in the National Basketball Association's Pacific Division and also squared their record at 21-21.

Barry, who made 15 of 26 field goal attempts in the game, scored 10 of the Warriors' 29 points during the streak while Butch Beard added eight. Jeff Mullins and Cazzie Russell scored 23 and 21 points, respectively, for Golden State while Charlie Scott paced Phoenix with 31. In the only other NBA games, Pete Marayich and Lou Hudson, the respective second and third leading scorers in the NBA, combined for 61 points to help Atlanta snap its five game losing streak and beat Portland, 126-99. Maravich tallied 20 points in the first half and finished with 34, while Hudson collected 17 of his 27 in the first two quarters. Sidney Wicks topped the Trail Blazers with 23 points.

Wes Unseld returned to Capital's starting lineup after an eight day absence and scored 13 points while grabbing 17 rebounds to lead the Bullets to 101-86 win over Cleveland. Unseld keyed a fourth quarter surge with three rebounds and a basket to stop a Cavalier rally. Phil Chenier of the Bullets led all scorers with 26 points while Austin Carr topped Cleveland with 22. In the American Basketball Association, Lee Davis scored 12 points of his 18 points in the final quarter to help Memphis upset Indiana, 101-96. Randy Denton led the victorious Tarns with 21 points but the Pacers' George McGinnis topped all scorers with 24 points.

Rookies Bird Averitt, who scored 35 points, and Swen Nater, who pulled in 18 rebounds, led San Antonio past San Diego, 101-97. James Silas had 30 points for the Spurs while rookie Caldwell Jones, returning after his fourth broken nose of the season, topped San Diego with 22. Penguins Trade Again PITTSBURGH (UPI) The Pittsburgh Penguins, in a move to bolster their sagging defense, Thursday night pulled off another major trade, sending goaltender Jim Rutherford and defenseman Jack Lynch to Detroit for defenseman Ron Stackhouse. The Penguins sent Greg Polls and Bryan Watson, plus an optional second round draft choice to the St. Louis Blues Wednesday night for Steve Durbano, Ab DeMarco and Bob Kelley.

A Penguins spokesman said Pittsburgh was seeking to bury its image as a sub-par checking team. "We're looking for a younger, tougher hockey team," the spokesman said. "Also Rutherford, Lynch and Watson were all in the final year of their contracts. Our new acquisitions are in the first years of multiyear contracts." The Penguins rank 14th in the National Hockey League in goals allowed. The trades were the first to be made by newly-named General Manager Jack Button, who succeeded Jack Riley last Monday.

Edinboro SC 9th in first NAIA Ratings KANSAS CITY, Unbeaten Fairmont State, W. heads the first NAIA Basketball Coaches' Ratings for 1973-74. Coach Joe Retton has guided the Falcons to nine straight victories this season. Alcorn 11-1, is second in the poll followed by unbeaten Midwestern University with Augustana (111.) fourth and Hanover (Ind.) fifth. Steve Platt, senior from Huntington, is the individual scoring leader in the first statistical report with a 41-point per game average in 11 starts.

Dana Wilson of Husson, Maine, is second with a 35.9 average in seven games. Alcorn AM is the top offensive team in the NAIA (100.9 average per game) in 12 starts. Albany State, has a 99- point average in seven games. Alcorn also has the best winning margin this season, a 27.1 average per game over opponents, while Fairmont State is close behind with a 25.6 edge over its nine foes. Edinboro State, ranked third with a 24.8 advantage in eight games.

The NAIA ratings and statistical reports will be compiled weekly until March, when the NAIA District qualifying tournament play begins with 32 champions participating in the 37th Annual NAIA National Tournament March 11-16 in Kansas City. Edinboro State, unbeaten in its first nine games, was ranked 10th in the poll, with 169 votes. No other Pennsylvania NAIA member team was listed in the voting. In other team statistics, Edinboro was tied for 10th place with Westminster of Utah for team offense, scoring 749 points in eight games, an average of 93.6 per game. California State, was ranked 10th in team defense, despite a 1-5 record through its first six games.

The Vulcans had allowed 382 points, an average of 63.5 per four quarters. Geneva was rated 15th in rebounding, with 927 total, 512 offensive and 415 defensive. Homed Top Horseman LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) Horseman and Fair World Magazine announced today the selection of E. Roland Harriman, Arden, N.Y., as winner of the 1973 Horseman Award by its readers.

Harriman has devoted half a century to harness racing and operates the Arden Homestead Stable. Valparaiso 102 wabash 71 Depaul 76 Marshall 66 Ohio 73 Miami 0 71 Tex 93 Texas Arlington 82 Howard Payne 84 Tarleton State 70 CONVERSE Chuck Taylor All Stars BLACK BLUE RED GREEN WHITE STORE 9-5, SAT. 9-1 KESTNER'S Off Supply and Sports Dial tit-1410 NFL Ready Gome SAN DIEGO (UPI) The National and American Conference All-Star teams wind up practice today and leave for Kansas City, the site of Sun- Super Injuries Cut Miami's Bowl Entries SAN DIEGO (UPI) The Miami Dolphins' contingent to the Pro Bowl, bruised and battered in their 24-7 Super Bowl win over Minnesota last Sunday, began limping out of the AFC camp here. Star running back Larry Csonka, wide receiver Paul Warfield and defensive end Bill Stanfill left camp after declaring themselves medically unfit for the game Sunday in Kansas City. Both squads came here for workouts to escape bad weather in Kansas City.

Earlier Tuesday, offensive tackle Wayne Moore was excused from the game after undergoing a medical'examina- tion. Moore is nursing a twisted knee. Two other Dolphin starters, offensive guard Larry Little and halfback Mercury Morris, were expected to be examined today by NFL doctors. Csonka, who set a Super Bowl rushing record against the Vikings, required stitches on his face after the game. An NFL spokesman said Csonka, Stanfill and Warfield left camp after being told to report to a doctor for examinations.

Warfield has been nursing a pulled muscle since the week before the Super Bowl, while Stanfill said he suffered bruised ribs in the Vikings game. Oakland running back Marv Hubbard was named to replace Csonka, and Denver wide receiver Haven Moses will fill in for Warfield. No immediate replacement was named for Stanfill. NAM Coach of Tear KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Larry Korver, whose Northwestern College (Iowa) Red Raiders produced a perfect 12-0 football season and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Division title, has been named the 1973 NAIA Coach of the Year.

The NAIA Football Coaches Association made the selection of Korver who has had six consecutive winning seasons with Northwestern. day's National FootbaU League Pro Bowl. 1 Coaches Tom Landry of the NFC and John Madden of the AFC both appeared pleased with their clubs and ready to play although injuries caused some alterations in their plans. Madden, making his second appearance in the Pro Bowl, said, "It's an enjoyable experience because here you're coaching the best. The thing which impresses me is not only the ability of these athletes'but their intelligence.

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