Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 26

8 Telegraph Colorado Springs, Colo. Monday, Oct. 28, 1974 Kiwh Everything Turning Geld For Chicago Black Hawks By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rota three goals ton 1-3 and the Now York beer, a funny weekend," the first time he has scored Ranger defeated Atlanta 4-1. said Darcy Rota of the in one game in his Na- The Black Hav-xs ok a Black Hawks. we tional Jlockey League career quick 3-) lead on goals by Hull do is turning into gold." and Dennis Hull added two Sun- and Dick Redmond and a short The Hawks started the week- day night in leading handed goal by Pit Martin, St.

end off by erupting for nine to its fifth straight scored on a pair of power goals Saturday night, Toronto Maple Leafs 9-3 A In other NHL Sunday :1 Rn hardson. bin Hull tough act to follow, but they night, Buffalo beat Montreal 3- scored on a aver play went one better Sunday night. 2. Boston routed Kansas City 2 period lead- tvr- routing the St. Louis Blues 10-3.

8 2, Toronto trimmed Washing- ond-period goal bv Ivan ------------rcv p()ia an(j Grant Mulvey esstsitei 4SI AT 74 PRICES Vf CADILLACS a WHY NOT TODAY? Red Noland CITY 633-4633 fiSBfifiB'SiSi brok'e the game open for cago. Craig Ramsay assisted on goal and a shorthanded goal in the third period I which proved to be the game; winner to carry the Buffalo Sabres past the Montreal dieiis 3-2. Ramsay with teammate Jerry Korab in the penal- t5 box midway through the third period to give Buffalo a 3- II lead, and that goal proved decisive when the Savard scored in the fi nal three minutes. The Boston Bruins extended their unbeaten string to five by trouncing the winles- Kansas Scouts 8-2. with Phil Esposito and Johnny Bue- vk scoring two goals each.

Es- oo-ito. the MIL scoring champion in five of the last six sea- now has eight goals this iyear. On Win Side By I nited Press International Southern Colorado got well. The Indians broke a four-game losing treak Saturday by setting a Great Plains Athletic Conference scoring record with a 50-13 win over Emporia State as wide receiver Clyde Kenebrew set a school record with his seventh and eighth touchdown passes of the year. In the only other GPAC game.

Washburn beat Fort Hays 14-7. In non-league action. Northern Colorado beat Nebraska-Omaha 36-7 and Kansas Pittsburgh fell to Missouri Southern 24-13. SCSC is how 2-4 on the year and Emporia is 1-7, with seven straight losses and 0 4 in the GPAC while SCSC is 1-2. Ironically, Emporia led 7-0 after the quarter on a 6-yard Mike White to Robbie Vanaman before SCSC exploded for 22 points in the second quarter and 28 in the fourth cuartf'r.

Nets Play Tough Defense in YAL FOOTHALL Posts Win Tennis Cup TEHRAN, Iran (AP) Top- eeded Guillermo Villas of Argentina defeated Raul Ramirez of Mexico 6-0. 6-3. 61 Sunday in the finals of the $100.000 Arya- mohr Professional Tenis Cup tournament and picked up the first prize. In the doubles final. Villas and third-seeded Spanish star Manuel Orantes beat Ramirez and American Brian Gottfried 7-6, 2-6, 6-2 to win the $5.000 doubles prize.

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The scores might go over the century mark most of the time, but any pro basketball coach will tell you defense is the key to victory. have been playing our best defense in our last few said New York coach Kevin Loughery. our last couple of games, we had held teams to under 30 points at the half." The Nets gave up only 37 points in the first half enroutc to a 109-91 American Basketball Association victory over the Spirit of St. Louis. In the only other ABA action Sunday, Utah stopped San Diego 95-80.

In the National Basketball Association Sunday, Los Angeles defeated Phoenix 123-116 while Portland crushed Seattle 120-94. Loughery said St. Louis mistakes and poor shooting can he attributed partly to inexperience, we have a quick defense and like to force those mistakes." St. Louis was able to penetrate the defense for only 14 points in the second period while New York, behind Julius Erving. center Billy Pqultz and forward Larry Kenon.

rolled to a 60-37 advantage at halftime. Erving ended up with 20 points and 13 rebounds to take gamQ scoring honors. Rookie Marvin Barnes scored 24 points, high for St. Louis. Guard Ron Boone fired in 17 Mints in the second half to lift I the Utah Stars to victory, Boone wound up the night with 28 points, for the game, while San Diego's Caldwell Jones had 20 points, including 14 in the last quarter.

Rookie Bill Walton dominated the backboards and John Johnson and Sidney Wicks provided 'he scoring punch for the Portland Trail Blazers. Johnson cored 14 points and pulled down seven rebounds in the first period of the nationally televised game. 5Pts val tombai! i ROOK IF, Central Rams iCraves V' oltpaik Cowboys iieelets Mustangs Indians Mustangs 0 Cowboys 41 Steeltrs 0 Rams 1 Indians 0 Wolfpatk IS Last Jets oilers Lions Gladiators Cuugats Vikings ikmgs 0 Lions 33 Glads 25 Cougars 0 Jets Oilers 7 51 GRADE LIGH1WEIGIU Eastern Giants Jets Gladjatois 1Cougats Indians Bears Spartans Lions Mustangs Steelers Braves Braves 7 Lions 26 Mustangs Central Steelers CardinaLs 6 49er 20 Western 4 2 THIS ONiV belied snow tires Duo Dominates Cardinal 51)0 MARTINSVILLE. Va. iAP) tional Association for Stock Car Ron Bouchard of Fitchburg.

Racing Cardinal 500 Clas- and veteran Ray Hendr- sic doubleheader at Martins- ick of Richmond, emerged -Hie Speedway, as winners Sundav in the Na- Bouchard, 25, earned $6.000 1 -----------as he finished first in the 250- lap National Championship Modified race that opened the and Hendrick up $6,100 witha two-second victory in the nightcap, a 250-lap Late Model Sportsman event. It was the 18th career victory- over the local half-mile oval for Hendrick, who took the lead lor good on the 178th lap in finishing ahead of Reds Kagle of Lanham. Md. Hendrick, driving a 1969 Che- ivelle. had a speed of 67.044 miles per hour in a race slewed down by in caution flags tor 52 Hendrick earlier had finished fifth in a 1972 Pinto in the vVan lut Cowboys Dolphins Oilers 13 Gladiators Rams tith GRADE LIGHTWEIGHT Western Uiieis Bears uladiatois Redskins Cardinals Giants Bulldogs El Pomar B.C.

Bears 29 Bulldogs 12 Oilers 13 Gladiatogs El Pomar B.C. 26 Giants Ik Redskins 32 Cardinals 0 Eastern Cowboys Braves Central C. Braves (t Jets 26 Cougars 7 Indians 6 Centra! BC. 0 Colts Beneals 13 Cowboys middleweight Northern Broncos (C tttral C. Saints oils Redskins Rebels Jets Broncos 27 Bovs Club Lions 45 Jets 7 Redskins 33 Rebels 13 Southern Giants Blaeknights spartaus Cniets El Pomar C.

Western Gladiators Kadets Braves Woipack i Mustangs hat gets i Woltpack 6 Gladiators 43 Chargers 7 Kadets 46 Braves 18 Mustangs 0 Central Build' gs rSteele, Hawks Cardinals Patriots Januars Bears Hawks 27 Patriots 13 Bulldogs 12 Steelers 19 Bears 0 Cardinals 34 Lastern 6 Rams ov bov Vikings I. Oil 1 I 0 Dolphins 1 2 Warriors 4 Cowboys 52 4 Vikings 15 5 Colts 11 Dolphins it Rams 14 tot) Warriors HEAVY WEIGHT Western Vikings Mustangs saints Lions spartans Dolphins Rams Vvaxriors Mustangs 6 Spartans 43 Uor.s 13 Vikings 3 4 3 4 2 5 Rams Spartans I agios Central B.C. Bulldogs Boars 1 Mustangs Eagles 16 Spartans 33 Bulldogs 13 Central B.C. Beats 12 Mustangs Central Saints 0 Warriors 0 Dolphms 6 Rams 6 Central Colts Beuglas Cougats Jets I Indians 0 7 aK mis Gladiators dlans Vikings Warriors Braves 6 1 Wch erines 6 1 Gladiators 33 Cougars 2 5 Indians 5 Wolverines 12 4 3 Vikings 1 Braves 0 4 3 Warriors 0 Falcons 38 Greyhound, Title Nearly Loched at for smaller size tires: 678-14, C78-14, and E78-14 plus Federal Excise tax at 2.05 to and trade. Size A78-13 lor plus Federal Excise tax of and trade.

more for whitewalls. Modified event. There also were 10 caution flags in the first race for a total of 72 laps withh Bouchard, driving a 1972 Pinto, averaging 52.673 m.p.h. Bouchard moved in front for good on the 126th lap and finished one second ahead of Richie Evans of Rome, N. who earned $2,709 for finishing second but lost his national Modified championship to a fellow Rome, driver, Jerry Cook.

Cook, dri mg a 1973 Pinto, finished sixth but picked up Vnougi points in this last event of a 92-race season to win the Modified title by 70 points over Evans, who had needed to finish eight spots ahead of his ri- val, Merv Treichler of Sanborn, N. was third in a 1972 Gremlin, followed by former national champion Carl "Bugs" Stevens of Rehoboth. in a 1973 Vega and Hendrick. The second-place finish in the Late Model Sportsman race was worth $2.500 to Kagle. Bosco Lowe of Fletcher.

N. was third in a 1969 Chevelle. Morgan Shepherd of Conover, N. C. fourth in a 1966 Chevelle, and Red Foote of Richmond, fifth in a 1969 Chevelie.

Going into the final 12 nights, of the 63-date season Monday night at Rocky Mountain Kennel Club greyhound and owner titles are just about locked up. George Wood has a healthy 12-win lead in the kennel standing with 47 victories. ern Walker's Wally is the likely winner of the greyhound championship with eight firsts. Wally, winner of three straight, has scored all his triumphs in only 11 starts, missing nearly four weeks of the season, with a toe injury. Oregon Proud Ruler, a six time victor along with Mrs.

Frank Timely, is entered in the Grade A ninth race feature on Monday 11-race program. Other contestants in the 1710 foot Peak Course headliner are Plastic Rose. Ventilator, Dark Moment, Oshkosh Sally, Cappv Fred, Killjoy and Kimbi RMKC offers free admission to all fans on Monday nights. TV monitors throughout the track will show the weekly Monday night NFL football game. Post time for the first race is 8 p.m.

Competition for the 26th an nual RMKC Derby starts Saturday night this week with two elimination races over the 2080 toot Springs Course. The first four finishers in each elimination run will advance to the Derby finals scheduled for Wednesday night, Nov. 6. Mutucl handle going into the last two weeks tops the 1973 total by $300.000. RMKC handled a record $15.7 million a year ago.

Top-Seeded Tanner inner Over Ruffels in Tourney CHRISTCHURCH. N.Z. Top-seeded Roscoe Tanner of the United States has won the singles title in a tennis tournament, beating injured Ray Ruffels of Australia 6-4, 6-2 at Cowles Indoor Stadium. Ruffels pulled a muscle in his right foot when stretching for a lall as Tanner was leading 4-3 in the first set of final. Until then the match was both players showing speed and power.

After the injury. Ruffels slowed noticeably and relied on winning shots rather than chasing tike ball, but Tanner was quick to seize the opportunity, placing his shots where Ruffels could not retrieve them. Tanner broke service in the fourth game of the second set to go ahead 3-1. then coasted 1o victory and the first prize of $5,000. injury prevented him from playing in the final with fellow countryman Sid Ball.

That gave the title hv default to Tanner and his partner, Ismael El Shafti of sgypt. Trainer Dave FYb won the 1956 Kentucky Derby as the jockey on Needles. X. Aa Silvertown Trailmaker Belted Goodrichs Silvertown Irasmaker Belted snow tires will give you the same high quality that you expect from the-belted tires already on your car. Polyester co rd bod I be I a combine for long v.ear and a smooth ride.

it will accommodate winter stems. So stop at.Goodrich now and save A $3s medium size tires: F78-14, G78-14, H78-14, and F78-15 plus Federal Excise tax of to and trade. RFGoodrich S42 for larger size tires: J78-15 and 178-15 available in whitewalls only. Federal Excise tax the other guys ot $3.13 to 3 .19 and trade. 4 ways to charge Revok ng Charge Va BankAmencaid American Express.

JOHN SENTER Tire and Service Center Academy at Pikes Peak 597-8791 Oners as shown at F. Goodrich Stores Cc petitnely pneed at F.Goodnch Dealers. DOWNTOWN STORE 127 S. Wahsatch 634-8861 2 blocks So. of Pikes Peak Ave.

2 blocks east of Nevada Ave. Russians Dominate World Gym VARNA, Bulgaria (AP) The Soviet Union and were the big winners Sunday on final day of the 18th World Gymnastic Championships, grabbing four and three gold medals, respectively, in the individual events. The Soviet Ludmilla Turischeva won two of the four gold medals in the women's competition, taking the title on the beam and in the flo exercises. Her compatriot, Olga Korbut, won the gold in the vault, and East Annelore Zinke was first on the uneven parallel bars. In the division.

Shigeru Kasamutsu was the outstanding gymnast, taking titles in the floor exercises and long horse competition. His countryman. Eizo Kenmotsu, won the gold on the parallel bars, while Nikolai Andrianov oi the Soviet Union shared the title with Dan Greeu! on the rings. Magyar won the pommel horse event and West Eberhard Gienger rook the gold in the Jim Lovell, Astronaut would like you to meet Fred expert. seen Jim Love'! on television, talking about men hke this Mutual Benefit representative.

an expert trained, experienced and qualified to help you plan your family manual sm urity, or tcravsist you with your business insurance You owe it to yourself to find out about the many services he offers. You can reach him at: H. Proton Smith Associates 2502 Pikes Peak, Colorado, Sperms Colo Tel 475-9410 Representing MUTUAL BENEFIT.