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it faster! 225-1666 for the most effective wont ad section. San Antonio January 5 1975 Page 7 ers are optimistic for 1975 Optimistic Trinity hopes to continue into the New Year as it finished the Old Winning. The Tigers, 2-5, who return KEN JARZOMBEK Trinity guard Barrow, Lang top college scoring NEW YORK (AP) Ron Barrow of Southern University and John Lang of Fairleigh Diekinson-Madison have retained their leads in the College Division II and III basketball scoring races, buth both leaders have new challengers. With 68 points in two games last week, Barrow increased his average to 0 in Division II, NCAA statistics showed today. The new runnerup behind the Southern U.

hotshot is William Holland of New Orleans, at 30.0. He replaced Jackson State's Gene Short, who has a 29.2 mark. Lang, who remained at 30.4 in Division III scoring, holds a slim lead over new challenger Mike Fahey of who increased his average to 29.2 with 61 points in two games. There were two new leaders in other categories in each division. In Division II, the new front-runners are Fred Brooks of Prairie View with his .750 field goal percentage and Jeffrey Newton of Morris Brown with his 18.2 rebounds a game.

Fayetteville State's Robert Wilson is a holdover leader in free-throw percen- tage with a perfect 13-for-l3. In Division III, the new leaders are Washington Geoff Kurtzman with 16.0 rebounds a game and Austin's Harold Howard with a .952 free-throw percentage. Black players protest EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) Ten black members of Michigan 12-man varsity basketball team refused to dress for game with Indiana in a dispute over the starting line-up. Coach Gus Ganakas dressed the junior varsity, which included some black players, for the game with the second-ranked Hoosiers.

A spokesman said the players were angry at decision to start 6-foot-7 freshman Jeff Tropf. The other white varsity player, James Dudley, is sidelined with an injury. to the hardwood court against the Bishop College Tigers of Dallas Monday at Sams Center Gym, downed Southwestern 88-72, on the road just before the Christmas break. have a good chance of winning four in a said Tiger coach Pete Murphy. would like to start the year off right by beating Bishop, East Texas Baptist, Le Tourneau, and then Austin College on the road.

However, 1 have no doubts that Bishop is going to be extremely In order for Trinity to accomplish its dream of a winning streak and a bid for a third straight winning season, it must iron out of the many problems that have befallen the Tigers the first seven games. big goal is to cut dow on our errors and work hard on Murphy continued. have been trying' to play a zone defense but we do a good job at it and it hurts our offense because we begin to stand around. We need to run a little more. averaging 84.3 points per game on offense but our opponents are scoring at an 86.8 clip.

nothing wrong with our offense, the defense. now stressing to our players to play their man all over the Murphy said. not aggressive enough before a player gets the ball and that hurts and when he gets the ball, too late. We want our players to actually his man on Player Addition The possible addition of two players might also be the answer to woes. Six-five forward Keevin Wright and 5-11 guard Eric Grant are expected to register at Trinity Tuesday and be eligible to play against East Texas Baptist Friday.

Wright a stranger to Tiger fans. The Indiana star, who is a close friend of Tiger ace Phil Miller, set Trinity junior varsity records back in 1971-72 en route to scoring 451 points in 19 games. He trans- fered to the University of Florida at Gainesville but has since becomse disenchanted with the institution and wants to return to "The Grant is primarily a football player but played some basketball during his tenure at Western Junior College in Snyder. Grant is transfering in from Prairie View College where he was playing football. rebounding been as good as has been expected and we re hoping that Wright will help us on the Murphy stated.

need a little more speed and quickness at guard, and hoping Grant will give us Another good note for Coach Murphy is that none of his players were bitten by the scholastic bug. Leading scorer Bobby Palmer (24.7), Phil Miller (18.3), Ken Jarzombek (13.8), By HARRY PAGE Jeff Paul (6.0), and Darrell Childers (7.1) came through midterm exams in flying colors. Guard Alan Miller, forwards Bruce Trimmier and Richard Burgess, guards Bill Kilgore and Mike Johnston, forward John Neyland and reserve center Mike Malkus are also back. Phil Miller leads the team in assists with 36 and is second behind 12.6 average in rebounding with an 11.7 rebound rate. pretty well pleased with the performances of Alan Miller, Kilgore, Jarzombek, and Malkus, and Bruce Trimmier is a reliable substitute as Murphy added.

is coming around again, and, of course, Phil Miller and Paul have been doing a real good job since the season started. We hope to get more scoring out of Paul, but we depend on him for that though. Jeff is doing what we expect of him and that is rebound. been shooting 51 per cent from the field but the problems of turnovers and fouling too much has hurl. If we can cut down on the mistakes, I think we can turn the season around.

morale and the attitude on the club are real good, but we need to gain much more confidence in each Murphy observed. have enough confidence in each other right now. to win four straight will be tough but it is a definite possibility as well as a the winning Track record bettered LONDON (AP) Mark Winzenned of Los Angeles bettered the American indoor record in the 600-meter run Saturday at the Phillips ford Games near Wolverhampton. Winzernried, 25, a native of Monroe, edged British champion David Jenkins at the tape in the record time of 1:13.3, half a second faster than the previous U.S. record and just seven-tenths of a second off the world indoor record.

Winzenried, the world record holder in the indoor 1.000-yard run, also won the 800 meter run in 1:49.7. Injured just before the 1972 Olympics, Winzenried has been competing in Europe for the past year but returns home next week to compete against world half-mile record holder Rick Wolhluter of Chicago at College Park, Md. CLOTHES Semi- Annual All Items from our regular stock of Famous Label Clothing and Accessories Including double knits, texturlzed knits and worsteds. LOUIS ROTH Dl ANGELO de MONZA PBM GINO PAOLI D'ANTONIO OLEG CASSINI HAMMONTON PARK ENRO DAMON All Sale items are of current styles, fabrics and colors. ENTIRE STOCK Famous Label Knit SPORT SHIRTS 1 AND SWEATERS NOW 30 OFF Special Rack of Famous Label TIES Regular $6.00 to $10.00.

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