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Late Poultney rally on matchbox home court trips Burr and Burton llf iininBloii Banner, Monday. January 24, 1972--7 Ryun wins confrontation with Keino By HAL MARCH POULTNEY Friday night Burr and Burton lost 5548 at Poultney Any basketball game played at Poultney Is a Joke. The home court of the Blue Devils is the tiny, old brick-lined gym at Poultney high school. The wood floor is short and narrow, like the vision of the local school board The half-court line is somewhere in the vicinity of the free throw line. If the court were any shorter the circles would people sitting in the first row.

On one end Is padded brick wall to by means of pipes. At the other end a which Is filled with a squirming peanut gallery. With teams bigger than sixth 8f ad floor there is virtually no room to move with thebaU would seem possible to 4 an impenetrable defense: flve Payers holding hands aeross mldcourt. Con- (fltions so cramped that 8 invariable turn into FG FT TP 1 overlap like the old Ballantine punching matches. Offic.als that symbol.

At the sides a player called every foul would wear out may steady himself with a hand their whistles. on a spectator's forehead, since ni ht and one the out-of-bounds line runs varsity player fouled out, at least somewhere behind the feet of the 1 was OP 6 thrown, NBA action Maravich outshines Jabbar United Press International The Atlanta Hawks must be celebrating after beating the Milwaukee Bucks with Pete Maravich outscoring Kareem Abdul-Jabbar --right? Wrong. The Hawks beat the Bucks, 118-113, with Maravich outscoring Abdul -Jabbar, 35-33, Sunday but the victory proved nonproductive when the Baltimore Bullets, playing one of their best games of the National Basketball Association season, routed the Cincinnati Royals, 132-101. As a result, the Bullets maintained game lead over the Hawks in the Central Division of the NBA. The Bullets have a 22-26 record while the Hawks stand 18-31 for the season.

Lou Hudson added 31 points to Maravich's 35 as the Hawks a 61-53 lead at half time in Milwaukee and went into the fourth period leading, 93-81. The Bucks narrowed the lead to 10097 at one point but Maravich clinched the game for the Hawks with four straight points. Archie Clarke scored 26 points and rookie Stan Love added a season-high 23 for the Bullets, who led by seven points at the half and by 12 after three Jack Marin added 20 points for the Bullets while Nate Archibald led the Royals with 28. The Boston Celtics maintained their five-game lead in the Atlantic Division with a 115-105 triumph over the Portland Trail Blazers, the New York Knicks shaded the Seattle Sonics, 101-39, and the Houston Rockets beat the Detroit Pistons, 109-107, in the other NBA games. John Havlicek sc ored 12 of his 24 points in the fourth period for the Celtics who trailed by three points with five minutes remaining Earl Monroe scored 27 points and Jerry Lucas and Dave DeBusschere added 18 each to lead the Knicks and 32 points, by Mike Newlifl.and 26 by Stu Lantz led the Rockets to at 7 two technical fouls were called, first half he had been getting and free throws at the end of the pounded, but Saltis, who.

is a game were not taken because of football player (as is every other the difficulty in keeping the Poultney starter), can take a lot crowd off the floor. of pounding. In the last quarter Basketball in this gym is a he went 5 for 7 from the foul line joke. and had three baskets as the Blue This is not to say that Rod Devils opened up their winning WUlard's Blue Devils can't play margin of 55-48. Burr and Burton basketball.

They beat the staved close, but Mone fouled out Bulldogs Manchester, and with 2:12 to go, and file Bulldog earned a tie for third in the Marble Valley League with their win on Friday. With Steve Sumner at full strength, which he still is not, the Devils are a match for anyone in the league. The game opened with Burr and Burton in a zone defense and Poultney running their tough man-to-man, a defense that is ideally suited for small gym work. Dan Foley popped in three baskets from a spot that he has wired to show the Blue Devils to a 16-12 first quarter lead. But the Bulldogs also went man-to-man.

With Art Kilburn dogging Rocky Saltis, and behind the shooting of Tony Mone and T.J. Carinody, they tied the score at halftime 3WO. In the third quarter Burr and Burton worked up a 41-39 edge with their defense forcing Blue Devil turnovers and Mone still shooting away. In the fourth period, though, Poultney battled back, mainly on the strength of Steve Saltis. Through the whole But winning time is definitely sub-Olympian Pdton ToUl offense could only come up with 7 points, which was not even enough to beat Saltis.

Mone had 15 and Carmody 10 for Burr and Burton. Saltis led both clubs with 21 points and 18 The Junior varsity game was another exhibition of hacking and crashing, and the BBS. JV came out on the short end of this one, too, 56-47: Chuck Coombs nit.24 for the little Devils, and Mike Cross, and Mike Merrow had 13 and 11 for B. The varsity Bulldogs, now 2 and 9 for a season of close ones, will try to pull an upset at home Tuesday against league-leading Green Mountain. The Bulldogs are due.

By ALEXKAHN UPI Sports Writer LOS ANGELES (UPI) Jim Ryun is back. Just ask Kip Keino, the Olympic Champion from Kenya. Hampered by allergy problems in 1971, the former Kansas flash made his first start of the indoor track season Saturday night and polished off Keino in a 4:06.8 mile in the Sunkist Invitational. Despite his lackluster performances last year, Ryun's name Is still magic. The Ryun- Keino matchup drew a turna- way crowd of 13,493 at the sports arena.

"I think it was a good way to start in. preparation for the Olympics," Ryun said nearly an hour, after the race. "It took a lot out of me and I was emotionally upset, not sick." Ryun said the victory over Keino was more important to him than the winning time added, "I would'have liked to have run faster. I think Keino also would have liked a faster time." Keino, making his fourth appearance on his current tour of the United States, suffered his first defeat of the indoor season. "I got boxed in twice," the Kenya policeman said.

"Each time I had to drop back to last and work my way through, the leaders. I felt if I hadn't been boxed, I have won on the But Keino was not too upset over the loss. He said he now was returning home. Ryun and Keino let John Lawson of the Pacific Coast Club set a slow early pace of 2:10.5 for the half mile. It was then that Ryun decided he had to step up the tempo and went to the front.

As expected, Keln challenged In the final laps but couldn't close the gap and was clocked in 4:07.3. The two-mile run was another highlight of the meet because of the return to winning form of three-time Olympian George Young of Casa Grande, who outgamed Frank Shorter of Florida, one of America's top distance performers in the two- mile run in 8:47.2. Young scored his win after finishing a well-beaten third in the San Francisco indoor meet Friday night "I didn't think I had a chance to win because I did so poorly the night before," Young said, '(If I should decide to try for the Olympic team, it would probably be in the 5,000 or 10,000 meter events. You always like good competition." U.S. Alpine team discovers another Cochran Bob finishes third behind Jean Noel Augert Thoeni of Italy, the winding up 16th.

The only other acknowledged leaders in the American to make it through By MICHAEL KATZ N.Y. Times News Service WENGEN, Switzerland- In a town where the most exciting thing besides skiing is a hotel room sign that says, "Please do not feed the blackbirds they are liable to become noisy," one World Cup race was held today and one was not. In the confusion, the United States Alpine team rediscovered another Cochran. Bob Cochran, the 20-year-old younger brother of Marilyn and Barbara, finished third in a special slalom behind Jean-Noel Augert of France and Gustavo Whaler entry in new WHA taps BU's Kelley as coach BOSTON (UPI) The proposed New England entry in the World Hockey Association confirmed weeks of published reports today by selecting Jack Kelley, coach of Boston University's defending NCAA ice champions, as its coach and general manager'. The new club, which said it is still studying three arenas in as many cities as possible places to play its games starting next season, also announced that it chosen the-name "New England title considered and rejected several months ago by the new Boston Braves of the American Hockey League.

officials said Kelley, one of the nation's most successful collegiate coaches over the past 10 seasons, would take over his new duties April 1 and that Kelley had already named Colgate University hockey coach Ron Ryan as his assistant general manager. The Whalers also identified several of their officers and principal owners to include President Howard L. Baldwin, John. Co burn, Jr. and William E.

Barnes, all of the Cape Cod community of Marion, Godfrey Wood of Englewood, N.J. and Robert J. Schmertz of Lakewood, N.J. Schmertz is president and board chairman of Leisure Technology Corp. and a part owner of the Portland TraUblazers of the National Basketball Association.

He has also recently Cabana sparks Hoosiers over Stillwater Defensive star turns on the rebounding, scoring juice HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. The Hooslck Falls varsity basketball team defeated Stillwater 49-40 in NHL roundup a Washington County game Friday night. The Hoosiers won despite the Tony Esposito posts 5th shutout By United Press International The Toronto Maple Leafs are the latest to know the frustration of facing Tony Esposito. Esposito turned away 34 Toronto shots to record his'league- high fifth shutout of the season Sunday night as the Chicago Hack Hawks beat the Maple Leafs 4-0. Esposito, who was tied with teammate Gary Smith for the league lead, stopped 17 shots in the first period alone but was called upon to stop only 17 more during th last two periods.

Stan Mikita provided a pair of goals and Pit Martin and Bobby Hull collected one each for Chicago. Hull's goal, his 35th, marked the 21st consecutive game in which he has logged at least one point --one game short of the National Hockey League record. He also assisted on Mikita's second goal. Elsewhere in the NHL, Boston tied Buffalo 3-3, Minnesota beat Los Angeles 5-3, Montreal tied Pittsburgh 3-3, Detroit downed St. Louis 3-1 and California stopped Philadelphia 3-1.

Dallas Smith's 50-foot shot midway through the final period gave Boston its tie with Buffalo and kept the Bruins three points ahead of idle New York in the East. Smith's goal came after rookie Richard Martin the sabre collected his 33rd goal in the second period to Rive Buffalo a 2-1 lead. Danny Grant's third period goal squelched a Los Angeles rally aid enabled the North Stars to defeat the Kings. Minnesota held a 4-0 lead into the second period when Doug Earrie, Eddie Joyal and Julia Widing scored for the Kings within a four-minute stretch. Grant then hit his IHh goal at 8:45 of the final period to put the game out of reach.

Jacques Lemaire's tip-in early in the third period enabled the Cahadiens to tie Pittsburg. Greg Polls gave Pittsburgh a 3-2 lead with less than a minute gone in the final period before Lemalre took the puck in a goalmouth scramble and fired It past Les Buikley. Gerry Pinder, Ernie Hicke and Joey Johnston scored for California as the Golden Seals beat Philadelphia to move into third place in the West. Lew Morrison had the Flyers'only goal. league toss of Bob Hall, their center and a leading rebounder and scorer, who will be out for the rest of the season due to injuries suffered in a practice session earlier in the week.

The loss is particularly disheartening since, in the Hoosier'slast game, Hall had his most outstanding performance with 27 points and 18 rebounds to lead the way to their victory over with continued good defense allowed Stillwater no chance to win. The victory brings the Booster's league record to 6-2. Cabana, as well as leading in rebounds, was high scorer with 16 points while Peter McGuire had 13. John Herrlck and Geoff Brewster were high for Stillwater with 10 each. The Hoosiers continued their domination in the junior varsity division with a 59-47 victory.

Again the team showed a well balanced attack in their triumph. Curt Kaukas and Keith Buck led with 15 points, while Mike Mahar had 14 and Mark Folgert added 11. The win gives the team a clear Mleague record. been involved in attempting to bring a Canadian Football League franchise to New York City. Baldwin said the Whalers were negotiating with officials of arenas in three different New England cities and hoped to be able to announce the site of home games within the next three weeks.

He indicated that the Whalers could start out using two or more different cities for "home" games. Kelley, a Boston University graduate, coached at Colby College for seven seasons for an 8941-5 record and has a 180-77-5 10-year coaching record at B.U. entering the current season. Ryan, 33, was a collegiate star under Kelley at Colby and coached at Perm for two years before moving to Colgate in "1964. KeUey has been regarded as one of the most proficient recruiters, particularly of Canadian players, in the college ranks in recent years and again boosts one of the nation's strongest collegiate teams this winter.

field. Not that the American coaches didn't know about Cochran. He had been selected to the Olympic team, as his sisters had been, but he was chosen for the downhill races. "Before today," said Hanspeter Rohr, the men's coach, "he wasn't even considered for the Slalom." With the fastest time on the second run, Cochran, who is from Richmond, Vt, put himself into consideration. Rohr said tomorrow's giant slalom at nearby Adelborden, the last race before the Winter Olympics open Feb.

3, and time trials in Sapporo, Japan, would decide. "If he's that good, he'll race," the coach said. Poulsen, the team's best in giant, has suddenly developed as a downhill racer and he was 13th after the first run today before both runs was Rick Qiaffee, the 27-year-old college teacher from Rutland, who was in llth place. The main United States hope in the slalom, and the man Augert and Thoeni fear most, Is Tyler Palmer of Kearsarge, But he was 17th after the first run and fell on the second after a very fast intermediate time. Palmer had completed o.ily one World Cup slalom this season he won It.

Cochran's performance made up for Palmer's. "He's a downhill specialist whose best event is slalom," Chaffee said. To Bobby, he said. "We thought you were looking good in practice." Cochran, asked when was the last time he did so wen in this event, replied, "in about never." He was feeling so good that he was almost willing to take part in the 42nd Lauberhorn downhill. Cambridge.

Against Stillwater, however, the team rallied to the task as Fran Cabana and Richard Sprague hit the boards for 25 and 18 rebounds respectively to offset the loss of their big man and also turned in the finest defensive effort of the season holding SUlwater to only 40 points and allowing them just 9 free throw attempts. The game started with errors on both sides, either turnovers or defensive lapses, as the Hoosiers gained only a one point lead, 11-10 at the close of the first quarter. In the second period, the Hoosiers lost their lead as they had trouble scoring, shooting Panthers claw Pleasant, post 5 pins in 39-18 mat win McGuire Cabana Sprague Wright Seller Total FG FT TP 1 13 6 16 3 9 18 13 49 anus STORES, i MONUMENT A A SHOPPING CENTER only 14per cent from the field and collecting just 9points, 5 from the foul line. Stillwater also shot poorly and was ahead by only three points 23-20 at half time. After Intermission, the Hooslck Falls five looked like a different team.

They scored seven quick points to Stillwater's none and never trailed from that point on. At long last, they got their offense rolling and at the other end of the court held Stillwater to just 7 points. The key to their comeback was their control of the boards, especially in the early minutes of the quarter. In the fourth stanza, Cabana really let loose, grabbing off rebound after rebound which, By DAVE CASEY HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. The ferocious felines from Hooslck Falls were on the prowl again Friday night as the Hoosier grapplers traveled to Mont Pie asant of Schenectady in a non- league bout.

Coach Ken Baker's Blue and White kitty cats extended their win streak to seven matches as they clawed the Mont Pleasant twelve, 39-18. Five key pins turned in by Steve Volkhelmer, Mike Quackenbush, Joe Shaw, John BUIer, and Jon Bums sparked the Hoosier attack. Ed Shaw led the Hoosick Falls grapplers off to a strong start 43 he decisioned Conway, 6-2 in the 100 Ib. weight class. Ed has had a fine season in his first year out.

At 107 Steve Wolkheimer mapped Matush of Pleasant all over the mat, and forced the man's shoulders to flie mat in 1:55. Steve had four wins in four starts this season, three of those pins. Jimmy Sutton kept his unblemished record spotless as he decisioned Ward, 15-1. Jim Is one of three Hoosiers to remain unbeaten so far this year. Although he put out 100 per cent, Dick Smith didn't make out as well against his Red Raider.

He was decisioned 12-3 in the 121 Ib. match. Dick is only a sophomore, and Is gaining valuable varsity experience. A stunning upset took place at the 126 Ib. weight class.

Previously unbeaten Chris Harrington was completely shut out by his opponent, Demio, of the Raiders. Demio scored a 4-0 decision at Chris's expense. Harrington had the speed, but couldn't quite outmuscle the stockier Mont Pleasant grappler. Mike Quackenbush got things rolling again for the "Cat Pack" as he put his Raider way in 5:27. Mike was recovering from the and the victory was a tough one for him.

The team scored was 19-6 at this point with the Hoosiers on top. At 140 Ib. Dave Pierce got the Initial takedown but wasn't able to hold on to his lead as he was decisioned 6-2 by FIshly of Mont Pleasant. Dave has been hot and old this season, nad has yet to settle down in a consistent groove. Team captain Joe Shaw showed the way to the series of pinsthatput the bout out of reach as he flattened Mllko in 3:09.

Joe remains undefeated in both league and non-league competition. John Bilier kept the pin machine perking along as he rolled Mulvaney of Pleasant over to his back in 1:19, to score the quickest fall of the night. Tnel67 Ib. class saw Jon Bums of the Panthers put the match on After this bout the Hoosiers had no chance of losing. Mike Kovage put every ounce of strength and stamina into his 177 Ib.

bout, but it proved fruitless as he was pinioned in 3:26. The match ended with a battle- Royal at the 215 Ib. (Hvywt) class. "Thumper" Truber tried every move imaginable, but was decisioned in a squeaker, 4-3. Again the final score: 39-18.

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