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18 The Spokesman-rieview, Tuesday. March 21. 1972. MIER DETONATES ABA Record MNINON 67 DETONATES 67 Record March 21. 1972.

review, Tuesday, ri The Spokesman- esman- 18 miLIER DETON U.S. omen Win Opener omen U.S. 'Fed Cup' Net Meet CHESS CLASSIC TO BELGRADE l' I t. ::::1 ::::4: le it had an 18.3 scoring average go: big into the game. In three previous ABA seasons his 235-game average was 13.4.

The first two years were with the former Los Angeles Stars. He noted that he hadn't been getting much playing time. lately and he was glad "I could show the people that I haven't petered out." His performance Saturday night apparently inspired his teammates. The next day, with 23 points from Miller, they whipped East Division champion Kentucky for the first time in 11 games this season. The 210-pounder from Catesauqua, will be given a laminated copy of his historic box score by the appreciative management which still hopes the fifth-place Cougars can overtake the Floridians in the remaining week of the season and slip into the playoffs.

''''1 1 ''i k- :,:4, ,,4 1 3 1 4. 1:, 4, etS. GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) Last Thursday night in Denver, Larry Miller was benched after 11 scoreless minutes as a starter for the Carolina Cougars. Forty-eight hours later, he set the American Basketball Association single-game scoring record with a 67-point explosion.

The 6-foot-4 backcourt man scored 67 points in 46 minutes against Memphis and led his club to 139-125 victory over the ABA West Division tailenders. He hit 25 of 40 shots, one a miss from three-point range; connected on 17 of 23 free-throws; grabbed eight rebounds and had four assists. Other Guys Help His period scores were 21-17- 20-9 as he by four points the ABA mark set less than a month before by Utah's Zelmo Beaty against Pittsburgh. "First, let me say how obviously unselfish the rest of the guys were," Miller said after the game. "They went out of their way to give me the ball.

got embarrassed going one-on-one so much, but they kept getting the ball to me." Miller, whose previous high was 47 points, explained his record performance with this notation: AMSTERDAM (AP) Chess officials decided today the world title match between champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union and his U.S. Challenger Robert Fischer will begin in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, on June 22. With the title goes $138,500 in prize money. 7212 per cent to the winner and the remainder to the loser, a spokesman for the International Chess Federation said. After 12 games the match switches to Reykajavik, Iceland, where the title contest will be continued on Aug.

6, b44444444444444444444441144444 JOHANNESBURG, Smith Africa (AP) Val Ziegenfuss of San Diego and Linda Tuero of Metairie, won singles matches Monday as the United States beat, Rhodesia in the first round of the Women's Fed-' eration Cup Tennis Tournament. Miss Ziegenfuss beat Daphne Pattison 6-0. 6-3 and Miss Tuero beat Sail Hudsonbeek 6-4, 6-1 to clinch the victory. The doubles match was postponed by rain. France beat Austria 3-0 and Britain beat Japan 3-0 to advance.

Francoise Durr beat Sonja Pachla 6-2, 6-2 and Gail Chanfreau defeated Sabine Berneeger 6-1 6-1 for France's singles victory and then Misses Durr and Chanfreau beat Misses Pachta and Berneeger 6-1, 6-1. 1 1 1 LARRY MILLER 'Suddenly' 67! "One thing I was doing well was hesitating just before I shot. That way the defensive man (usually Johnny Neumann or Elnardo Webster) would go by me and I could drive and get the foul, too." About half of Miller's baskets came on 15-foot jumpers. Mile ir, Atlantic Cost Conference player of the year in 1967 and '68 when his University of North Carolina team won NCAA Eastern Regional titles, "woo WITH THIS COUPON enema" SPECIAL FREE Pitcher of Beer with 18 pcs. of Fried Chicken 0.50 12 pcs.

of Fried Chicken $3.75 Potatoes Included P.M. "Schooner Hour" Cosh Value 120 of lc DRIVE INN TAVERN SPRAGUE KE 441510 k000l Gym lope This is Dubi Lufi, young Israeli gym- pionships Thursday, Friday and Saturnast who'll be Washington State's No. 1 day at Pullman. Lufi, on parallel bars, threat in Pacific-8 Gymnastics Charn- will be among best in all-around. Ford Yonaao Hobey Reed Judo Titlists El 111 I )4dc- YEA E.SERVIG; MI STORES 000 0 Miss Wade Wins Virginia Wade beat Kazuko Sawamatsu 62, 6-3 for one of Britain's singles victories and then teamed with Joyce Williams to beat Miss Sawamatsu and Kimiyo Hatanaka 6-1, 6-2.

Winnie Shaw beat Miss Hatanaka 6-4, 6-1 in the other singles. In other matches Ireland beat Denmark 3-0, South Africa topped Belgium 3-0, Canada defeated Israel 3-0, Ecuador downed Iran 3-0, Uruguay edged Mexico 2-1, Colombia took Luxembourg 3-0 and Italy nipped Spain 2-1. In rain-delayed ITI a tc West Germany clinched over Greece 2-0, Argentina led Finland 1-0, Brazil led Switzerland 1-0, The Netherlands and New Zealand were tied 1-1, and Taiwan and Norway were tied I-1 Si' 1111 OM ZZ S41 VII RE 8nfi Ford Yonago of Seiki Kan dojo and Robey Reed of Inland Health Academy were black-belt winners in the 12th Inland Empire Invitational Judo Tournament over the weekend at Gonzagn Prep. Yonago. a student at Lewis and Clark High School, won the lightweight division of black-belt competition while the veteran Reed took heavyweight (Mover) honors, beating out Seiki's young Steve Echevarria.

350 Compete More than 350 judoists from the Pacific Northwest and Alaska took part in the event and Seiki Kan came up with a number of awards. Seiki won the special team match over Alaska and took the Dr. George Yamamoto Perpetual Trophy and Seiki's Jim Durling won the senior inspirational award. Inland Health's Jerry Freeman won the intermediate inspirational award and Anchorage's Brad Palach the junior inspirational award. I.

E. JUDO RESULTS Juniors-Intermediates tichiweiot 1, Doug Hera (Selwa), 2. Do Hirato (Ski), 3. Paul Yamamoto (Budol. 9-10, middi9weicht 1.

Mike Gontaga 7, Eric Reinhold (Anchorage), 3. Boil Cady (GF). 9.10, beevywelOht 1. Todd Minna M-II, 2 Phil Keyern (0-1), 3. chaos Pero (Wit), liohtweight 1.

Terry Hirata (Seikii, 2. A)von Smith (And)), 3. Willie H.rano (O(vykan), 11-12, middiewemht Ross Yokovama (Kuehl). 2. Grant Kavahara (Seiko).

3. rlavict Pruhs (Knell). 11-17, lea vvwelobt Mark BeIrne (Anch), 2. Gary Newbill (Seiko), 3. Paul Yamane (Seiwa).

13-14, liohlwelobt 11. Lane Y0111100 (Seiki), 2. Burt Mackey (Sudo), 3. Greo kozawa (Obu). 13-14, middleweight 1.

Clyde Yame- oto (Selki), 2. Dale Newbill (Seiko). 3. Sob Mituta (0-IL 13-14, heavyweight Mark Hare 1 (Seiwa), 2. John Schaedler (Bodo), 3.

Keith Yernalle (Selwa). 15-16, lightweight I. Bruce NiShikews Mbul. 2. Adrian Arnett (Anch).

3. Chris Shiraishi (ON). 15-16, middleweight 1. Jeff Campbell M-II, 2. Rick Beohtol (Inland).

3. Pat deVictoria (Missoula). 15-16, heavyweloht 1. Nell McCuddin (Split, 7. Ron Hildebrand (AnChl.

3. Tom Goin (Pen.) U.S. ainches Davis Victory KINGSTON, Jamaica (Al') The United States, forced to go through preliminary rounds with everyone else, has taken the first step toward defense of the Davis Cup tennis tropity. The American team, on the Sunday doubles victory of Sian Smith and Erik Van Wien, 6-4, 6-2, 6-0 over Richard Russell and Lance Lumsden, took an insurmountable 3-0 lead over the Caribbean Commonwealth in first round team matches. Van Di lien of San Mateo, earlier had beaten Lumsden 6-1, 6-4, 6-2, and Tom Gorman of Seattle heat Russell 6-4, 6-2, 7In singles matches.

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HeaVVWeit)ht 076-oven) I. RObOY Reed (Inland), 2. Steve Echevarria WEST COAST HORSE RACING YPSILANTI, Mich. (AP) Eastern Michigan University basketball Coach James Dutcher formally resigned Monday as he said last Thursday night following a slugging incident during Eastern's game with Roanoke in the NCAA college division tournament semi-finals. EMU President Harold E.

Sponberg accepted Dutcher's resignation, and said the university would "evaluate the entire basketball program." Dutcher, Eastern's most successful coach (12650 in six seasons and 24-7 this year, earned district NCAA college division coach of the year honors by the American Basketball Coaches Association. His resignation followed the punching of a Roanoke player by EMU star George Gervin in the Hurons' loss Thursday night. Following the game, six EMU players returned to Ypsilanti rather than play ii the consolation game. Dutcher said he will remain at Eastern as a physical education instructor. PORTLANI) 311I)'SN'S Friday, March 17 FIRSTVs FUriOngS.

Tiny Toms, 61.00, 23 80. Red Mahogany, 4.60, 3.20; Holly AV? 2.60. SECOND-6 Furlongs. Tygh Bar, 72 20, 20 00, 8 60; Fulliko, 3,60. 2.80; Roman Apple.

10.60. Daily Double (9-10) $1,883.00. THIRO-2 Furlongs. Sue's Clude. 4 40, CO, 2 40; Jav Moo, 3.00, Bruce Willamette, 3.40.

FOURTH-4100 Yards. Dandv's Jet, 4.60, 00, 2.60; Fiery Mustang, 2.110, 140; Bay-co Desbar, 3.40. FIFTH-51A Furlongs, Beta Cole, 48.20, 10 60, 4.40; Craken, 3.00, 2.60; Ultras Dream, 3.80. SIXTH-6 Furlongs. Jayoo, 6.80, 3,40, 2.80; Doctor Turner, 3.40, 240; Thot So, 3.40.

SEVENTH-6 FUriOnCIS. Perpetual War, 21.40, 9.80, 6.40; JaYbit's Girl, 5.20, 3.60; Sortie Lou, 4.00. EIGHTH-511 Furlongs. First Roy, 5 20, 3,02, Hat Lit, 3.40, 3.40; By Gum, 6.40. NINTH-6 Furlongs, Mercenary Judge, 10 to, 5,60.

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Rommel 36,70, 10,70, 5.30t Annie' Image 3.10, Phar Count 2.80. SECOND Maiden 3-yearolds, 5 fur. longs. Patient Mac 6.20, 4.40, LaclY O'Love 21.80, 5.50; Strong Btu 2.60. DAILY DOUBLE (4 and 1) paid S158.00, THIRD Maiden 2.year-olds, 300 yards, OH.

Im Thong Too 7.30, 4 50, 3 30. Susie Czech 7.90, 5.40; Too 'Too 119, 3 20 FOURTH 400 yards. OH. Aophig Sure Mike 9.40, 4,00, 3.70; Rapid Nibbs 4 al, 2 70; Printer's Fun 4.30. FIFTH 512 furlongs.

rzettum Brutus 4090, 17.30. 11.70; Strike A Fire 44.00, 16.90; Sanclettes Beau 3.00. SIXTH 350 yards. Ouarterhorse, Printa Fanny 28.70, 12.80, 4.80; Sweet Command 4.10, Gopher Bait 2.50. Timete SEVENTH Three-year-olds, 5 fur.

longs. Miss Yakima 19.70, 4 80, 3.90; RI. iev's Repel 4.20, Empire Way 5.00. I ime-5( .3. EIGHTH I Mile.

Extra Length "AO, 10, Choppy River 3.40, 2.60; Sir Sieve 320. NINTH 5 furlongs, ubbleheed 11.30, 4 70, 4.10; Jim Again 3.40, 3.40; Brunestar 9 70 TENTH furlongs. Joe D. Ralph 15 O. 6,90, 4 00; Erin's Tide 3.90, 3.10; Terri Too 290, Attendance-2831.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) Ice Sports says professional ice hockey might be in Albuquerque by next fall. Ice Sports Albuquerque, said it has the backing of California Sports Corp. which owns and operates the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League. Ice Sports said the planned hockey club will be part of the AAA Western Hockey League.

Ice On Way The team apparently will play in Tingley Coliseum at the State Fairgrounds. The firm plans to install ice equipment in the coliseum and otherwise remodel the arena to handle the sport. In order to bring hockey to the coliseum, the group first must have the approval of the State Fair Commission. 4.40--44w VALLEY NORTHTOWN DOWNTOWN GO SERVICE STORES N. 4423 DIVISION HU 9-4561 OPEN MON.

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