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10 Jacksonville, Jon. 5 1972 10 Jocktonville Courier, Jocktonville, Jon. 5 1972 Even Chess Champ Thrilled By Frazier By MILTON RICHMAN Fischer in the dressing UPI Sports Writer room afterward. did you NEW YORK (UPD-Bill sell has seen a couple of; Fischer basketball games in his time. He easily impressed.

Especially by what he sees on a basketball floor. What he saw Monday night at Madison Square Garden impressed him though. Tremendously. Bobby Fischer, the international chess grand master who meets Boris Spassky for the world championship soon, seen as many basketball games as Bill Russell. But an even tougher nut to crack.

He get impressed about anything. It was different Monday night. He showed up for his first basketball game in more than five years and he was impressed, too. So were such otherwise cold cucumbers as Willis Reed, ErrI Monroe, Oscar Robertson and Kareem Abdul- Jabbar. They all paid the highest praise one professional can pay another and all talked about the same Frazier of the New York Knicks.

Walt Frazier played the kind of game Monday night kids like to dream about. Grown men, too. more he picked the perfect time. With the game nationally televised and a capacity 19,588 on hand, Frazier ran off 13 straight points the final 2:38, collaborated with Phil Jackson in a vital heart- stopping 20 seconds from the end and wound up receiving one of the most tumultuous ovations ever accorded any athlete at Madison Square Garden for leading the Knicks to a 101-99 win over the Milwaukee Bucks in a like finish. the only way to describe said Bill Russell, on hand to do the color commentary for national TV.

last time I ever saw anything like it was in 1958 when Bob Pettit scored 51 points in the final game of the playoffs against us (Boston). They (St. Louis) beat us and he got 19 of their last 21 Bobby Fischer blinked his eyes when he saw the Knicks gain possession 20 seconds from the end with the score tied 99- all. Earl Monroe passed off to Bill Bradley on his left. Bradley gave the ball to Frazier, who nearly lost it, but quickly control and began nis move with eight seconds left.

Frazier killed five more seconds and then with only three remaining, he hit with a jumper and the whole place went plumb mad. used to complete quiet when you Dave DeBusschere said to Bobby said, giving the question proper thought before answering. did you think of someone else asked the blond chess whiz. Fischer said, much more quickly this time. put in chere.

was just incredible at the Willis Reed, sitting on the bench with tendonitis, called performance and Monroe remarked getting so you sort of expect it from Oscar Robertson, who vainly tried to keep Frazier from getting off his game-winning shot, said, take it away from him, he played a great and Jabbar agreed hit some tough shots there at the Tough really the word. The Bucks were out front the whole game, once by as much as 13 points, and the Knicks never led until final shot. thought it would hit the said the bearded backcourt dynamo who wound up with 31 points for the night. had some doubts about that last one because all my shots were a struggle. I was pulling to the left or right all Why, because of the pressure? laughed Frazier.

know the game was just another game in the standings but I was a little tight. Really, I was embarrassed the way I was playing. I knew it was a national televised game and my parents were watching in Atlanta, Georgia. I wanted to play well but I realized I I had only six points at the Walt Frazier got a little better as the game went on. Enough so that I got a rise out of Bill Russell.

That seldom happens. Enough so that he also got one out of Bobby Fischer. And that simply happened before. NEW YORK: Super Bowl quorterbocks Bob Griese (I) of the Miomi Dolphina ond Roger of the Dallas Cowboys meet Tuesday on the neutral grounds of TV studio.where they teamed up for mens hair lotion commercial. Next time they meet it will be os opponents in the Super Bowl never Wolves Coast To 80-S4 Win Over Louisiana LOUISIANA, Mo.

Pleasant Hill led after every stop and coasted to a decisive 80-54 loop victory over Louisiana, Tuesday night. The Wolves raced to a 44-2R halftime bulge and eased through the final 16 minutes, outscoring the hosts 25-10 in the last frame. The winners held Louisiana to only 19 field goals while bucketing 29 themselves. From the charity stripe, Pleasant Hill hit a very respectable 22 of 28 for 79 per cent and Louisiana dropped in 16 of 26 for a cooler 61 per cent. Steve Shireman was the high scorer as he canned 26 points for the winners.

Gayle Puterbaugh helped out with 18 as Sonny Sanson and Greg Tolbert added 14 and 11 markers, respectively. i For Louisiana, Jordan threw! Unbeaten Birtls Notch 66-56 Win Over Gillespie PIASA Southwestern, down by two at the first stop, roared back to take the second period 23-12 and held on to count a 66-56 South Central Conference victory over Gillespie Tuesday night. Gillespie hit 19 of 50 floor shots for 38 per cent, but the winners had nine more tries and netted 23 baskets for 37 per cent. Ray Taylor hit for 18 markers to lead the scoring while Charles Huebener helped out with 10 For Gillespie, Mark Weyen took game scoring honors in a losing cause with 21 points. Dave Wilder added 14 and Craig Dussman 11.

Southwestern ups its slate to a perfect 11-0 and stands 4-0 in conference action. Southwestern Thaxton The State Hospital clipped First Baptist 44-23 in Church League Basketball play Tuesday, evening. Steve Reagor and Ken Rogers had eight points apiece for the winners, while Steve Perkins hit eight for First Baptist. In the second game Lincoln Avenue Baptist tromped Central Christian 51-35 with Charles smith tossing 17 points. Wendy Sapp had 13 for the lasers.

Siaie Hospital 6 6 21 First Bapast 3 7 4 9-23 Lin. Ave. Cen. Christian 6 9 17 19-51 9 12 3 11-35 Youth Cage Leagues Readv A total of 31 teams will see action starting January 8 as the YMCA kicks off its youth basketball leagues. The boys divisions will be playing at Turner Junior and the High School Bowl, with the girls division playing at the YMCA.

There are still openings available for any interested youth who would like to play for a team. To qualify one must be in grades four through junior high, be a YMCA member, and purchase a team T-Shirt at $1.25. Those interested should register at the YMCA main lobby desk. games are played on! jot 29 22 Saturdays. The Uague will end; fg FT in March with trophies being ,3 j(jrdan 1 awarded to division 0 and league champions.

Coaches; 4 are still being sought. Ary in-i 5 terested persons who would like; 3 to become involved are en -1 0 couraged to contact Randy Web-; Campbell 2 er at the YMCA. Taylor Huebene Fedrick TOTALS Gillespie Allen Dussman Wilder FG FT TP 1 6 8 2 4 8 7 4 18 3 4 10 4 0 8 6 2 14 23 20 68 FG FTTP 2 4 8 4 3 11 4 6 14 1 9 3 21 0 2 2 19 18 56 Nebraska Chief Invites Nixon To Give Trophy Devening Scores 38 But Calhoun Defeated 77-63 T. Roth Hagen TOTALS By Quarters: Griggs ville Calhoun 3 1 7 5 1 11 0 0 0 25 13 63 H.ARDIN balance offset a 38iX)int outburst 1 houn 19 by Phil Devening Tuesday night Preliminary: as the Tornadoes downed Griggsville 52 Calhoun 77-63 in a Pike County Conference tilt. Griggsville, holding a 54 per cent to 32 per cent shooting edge and a 38-31 board advantage, led 20-17 and 41-32 ai the first two breaks and was up by at least 11 the rest of the way.

The Tornadoes had 21 turnovers to only ten by Calhoun. 20 21 19 17-77 17 15 14 17-63 Fouls: Griggsville 19; Cal- Calhoun 72, Bradley, Harris Lift NIL Past Indiana. 85-71 Illinois High School Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wells 93, Tuley 68 Waller 58, Westinghouse 52 Sullivan 82, Mather 54 Farragut 87, Hirsch 75 Calumet 71, Bowen 69 South Shore 92, Washington 50 Weber 81, Foreman 69 Hyde Park 103, Kenwood 91 Chicago Oatin 66, Royce- more 55 Harris 77, Prosser 51 Metamora 80, Roanoke 77 mini Bluffs 68, Yates City 35 Elmwood 60, Dunlap 39 Wyoming 74, Sparland 52 Valley 73, Brimfield 54 Manlius 60, Bradford 48 Malden 66, Lowpoint 64 (ot) Tonica 84, Serena 55 Rushville 70, Lewistown 56 Astoria 88, Bardolph 36 Colchester 90, Avon 65 Industry 72, Plymouth 59 Knoxville 72, Cuba 61 Alexis 105, Warren 72 Wenona 60, Hall 59 Cornell 61, Gridley 56 Normal 57, Normal Univer sity 47 Stanford 81, San Jose 59 Hopedale 69, Deer Creek 55 Delavan 76, McLean 57 Mason City 63, Atlanta 55 Westmer 59, Rockridge 55 Hamilton 67, Nauvoo 31 Altamont 68, Decatur Lakeview 61 Springfield Southeast 89, Mt. Zion 52 Monticello 74, Warrensburg 56 Sullivan 106, Macon 73 Cerro Gordo 71, Bethany 51 Homer 87, Oakwood 71 Shiloh 86, Atwood 70 Blue Mound 66, Stonington 51 Lovington 67, Arthur 54 Bement 67, Moweaqua 58 Illiopolis 69, Niantic 66 Maroa 86, Assumption 45 Cowdden 87, Beecher City 55 Brownstown 65, Windsor 61 Farina 74, Ramsey 59 Nokomis 94, Mt. Olive 64 Petersburgh Porta 82, Kincaid 56 Oden 71, Mulberry Grove 43 Rochester 99, Morrisonville 68 Casey 62, Westfield 58 Palestine 6, Cumberland 56 St.

Joseph Ogden 72, West ville 51 Homer 87, Oakwood 71 Hoopeston 64, Ross ville 46 Milford 69, Wellington 34 Kankakee Eastridge 78, Bee cher 45 Bradley 67, Bishop McNamara 54 Peotone 62, Manteno 57 Piper City 74, Gardner 67 NW Louisiana 99, Centenary 92 Alcorn 114, Langston 76 Bridgewater Rotary Championship Madison 85, Clinch Valley 63 Shrine Claisic First Round Niagara 88, Bowling Green 74 Marietta 92, John Carroll 74 Sun Coast Classic at St. Petersburg, Fla. Finals Fla Presby 69, Beloit, Wis. 68 Consolation Monmouth (111.) 82, Ga 64 Pocono Classic Semifinal Kings 81, Buffalo St. 52 Stroudsburg 96, Siena, N.Y., 66 Fifth Place Slippery Rock St 116, Moravian 71 Hatter Invitational Championship Georgia Southern 73, Stetson 68 New Orleans Loyola 73, Lehigh 66 Pro Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ABA Carolina 130, Pittsburgh 116 Floridians 124, Virginia 113 NBA Philadelphia 131, Detroit 127 Milwaukee 121, New York 100 Houston 119, Seattle 110 Phoenix 112, Chicago 108 add aba Utah 114, Memphis 89 TOTALS By Quarters: Southwestern Gillespie 17 12 11 Fouls: Southwestern 21, Gillespie 20 Corporation Has ror juiuaii i 1 1 in 17 counters and Davis 1 ICKfitS Pleasant Hill ups its cord to 4-5.

in Ocll0S LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) Gov. J. J. Exon said Tuesday he has extended an invitation to President Nixon to come to Lincoln and present the Nebraska Corn- huskers with The Associated Press national championship football trophy.

The Cornhuskers won the trophy for the second consecutive year on a unanimous vote ot Ifithe board of sportswriters and broadcasters following a 13-0 season which ended last Saturday with a 38-6 rout of Alabama in the Orange Bowl, i met with President Nixon 15 23 13 15-68 September in and invited him out to present the trophy at that explained Exon. just smiled and told me we would have to win it first. year to Calhoun's 3-6. Griggsville FG Dennison 6 Rumple 4 McCulloch 7 Brawdy 5 Dunham 3 Allen 2 R. Dunham 3 TOTALS 30 Calhoun FG Devening 15 Kei.

Roth 2 DE KALB, 111. (AP) Northern Illinois, led by sophomores Brad McCulloch paced Bradley and Billy Harris, balanced attack by the winners over Big Ten contender with 18 points. Devening closed Indiana 85-71 Tuesday night de out his soarkling performance: spite a 30-point outburst by with 15 of 17 points Hoosier Jobie Wright. the final eight minutes. The Huskies, who went into Griggsville is now 5-5 on the game with a 102.5 average, second only to top-ranked FT TP I UCLA, took a 10-3 lead in the 5 17 first minutes and never threatened as they IB; up their seventh victory 47 13 eight games.

i Northern rolled to a 43-33 4 halftime edge and then boosted 6 the advantage to 63-42 in the first eight minutes of the second half. With 3:40 left to play, fifth- ranked Indiana rallied behind Wright to close within 11 points at 75-64 but two more scores by the 6-foot-9 Bradley put the game well beyond the reach. U.S., Aussies To Meet Yearly In Tennis Plav CLEVELAND (AP) is the greatest thing since the Davis Cup Challenge Round of said a tennis official Tuesday in announcing the United States and Australia would meet annually in team tennis competition starting this summer. Bob Malaga, executive director of the United States Lawn Tennis Association, said the matches would be played in Cleveland in even-numbered years and in Australia in odd- numbered years. He said the 1973 matchs have been tentatively set for Sydney.

record Pleasant Hill FG FT Shireman 10 6 Tolbert .......................5 Puterbaugh 6 Conner 2 Sansom 5 Law 1 17 77 FT TP 8 38 3 7 Bowling Sr. Commercial League the President to present Exon said he did not know 6 14 5 McFarland 2 TP WASHINGTON (AP) Washington Redskins fans who want to buy season tickets only have to purchase a corporation. In Washington -Ii Post, a small ad read: ao ration for sale! TP zero. block of 17 Redskins season 1 1 Both the corporation, a 16 branch of a mini-conglomerate 3 that is being dissolved, and spokesman for it prefer to re-i 1 main anonymous. 4 want any publicity' in a was mailed Tuesday.

Nixon appeared in Lincoln Baptist TV 45 bz 224 Bowl Inn 391 28 Shoes 38 30 Stag Beer 32 35 33 Byers Bros 33 35 32 Vz 354 Weems 314364 Pharmacy 304 374 Music 374 LaCrosse 30 38 Tiiangle Club 26 42 High team series; Stag Beer has the best his- Crescent Iroquois 45, Onargaitory of handling events of this kind of any said Malaga. Braidwood 46, Seneca 36 He added, competition Mendon Unity 63, Augusta would be similar to the Wight- jman Cup matches held annual- Pleasant Hill 80, Lousiana.ily between the United States (Mo.) 54 and Great Britain Perry 78, Brussels 54 West Pike 64, Liberty .54 Central Catholic 95, El Paso 64 Hopefale 69, Deer Creek Mackinaw 55 Wapella 79, Danvers 75 (2 o.t.) Herscher 63, Paxton 62 Cissna Park 70, Buckley Loda 58 Bradley, who collected 12 points in the first half, topped Northern with 24 points while Harris, who had 14 in the first half, finished with 18. Dwight 76, Lemont 59 Maroa 86, Assumption 45 Bellflower 55, Mahomet 54 (o.t.) Chenoa 65, Fairbury Cropsey Wright collected 21 of his 155 points in the second half but prevent the Hoosiers from stumbling to their second loss against eight victories. Veason 67, New Holland Middletown 55 Piper City 74, Gardner 67 Roberts 93, Urbana U. High 3119 Chuck last year after the Cornhuskers! team game: the 1970 championship to 1089 congratulate Coach Bob Deva-j series: ney and present the school with gg'j a plaque.

jjjgt, jnd. game: John Eoff ww I Chuck Gaudio who bowls on Hawkins Lames xxuTVivxiio 237 243 for a 681 series. High Average To Date: 1. Gerold Lacey 192 2. Russ Zulauf 189 3.

Chet Reum Al McCarthy (tie) 188 49 Suns To 112-108 Win Over Bulls President Richard Nelson of 49 Northern Illinois lifted a ban against playing the national anthem. The ban had been placed last Dec. 4 because of the objections by black students on playing the song before games. There were no incidents Tuesday night although six black cheer leaders walked off the floor and most of the black students refused to stand during the playing of the anthem. There was, however, a standing ovation from the white students in the capacity crowd of 4,422.

Tri-Point 61, Odell 53 East Lynn 73, Scotland 59 Ridge Farm 48, Newman 37 Thomson 91, Lanark 89 Warren 67, Shullsburg (Wis.) Jr. Commercial League Volleyball Starts Monday TOTALS By Quarters: Pleasant Hill 19 16 CHICAGO (AP) Connie! 5 that would result in a line Hawkins, who earlier was inj Precision 39 around the block of people voWed a 9 Bob Love, 39 points in the final minute and; Tempo 38V 2 nicked off a key interception! Doyle Shanle 37 Tuesday night to lead Phoenix'Darwin past the Bulls 112-108 in a 5 Andys 334 33 31V 2 29 29 29 3IV2 31 314 344 35 364 )S 89. 54 wanting to buy one or two tick- the spokesman said. 13 21 21 it is illegal to sell or 11 15 18 jransfer tickets, we sell Fouls: Pleasant Hill 19; one at a time. The tickets kt 1 i isiana 20 are the sole property of the cor- roughly played National Bas -1 American Legion Play in the Preliminary: Louisiana 55, poi-ation and when you buy the Association garne.

Bound to Stay Third Annual Service piea.sant Hill 44 corporation you buy the tick- The Suns wm, their first County Serv. 2b4 414 Club Volleyball l.eague will get) -----------------------the Bulls this season in 1 0 Hertzberg 23 4.) underway next Monday evening HELLO AND GOODBYE assets of the com- contests, snapped a High team series: Ray's at 8:30 p.m. Four teams are FREEHOLD, N.J. (AP) were bought by out-of- Chicago victory streak which Mobil 3010 entered with previous champ- Gus Gavalas, 54, a former sea residents who were not in- tied a club record High team game; ions KiwanLo and Elks both re- captain, says he was talked'block of more, Phoemx reserve Mel Counts, jovg turning. Kiwanis won the 1969- into buying some harness 10 season tickets.

The finished with 18 High ind. series: Don Carter 70 championship, and Elks the horses five yeais ago. spokesman, who said his com- stopped Love in the final quar- b09 1970-71 championship. His first purchase was pgpy acquired the tickets with only three free throws, ui.u This league will have 4 2-year-old costing $6,000. lame way it is getting rid of erahhed the lead to Princeton Bi Michigan 91-82 PRINCETON, N.J.

(AP) Brian Taylor and Ted Manakas teamed for 41 points Tuesday night to lead Princeton to a 9182 win over Michigan. Each team took the lead six times in the fast moving game, bvit two free throws with 4:34 gone in the second half put Princeton ahead to at 59-57. Later in the half, Princeton sealed the loss by outscoring them 14-1 and drawing away to a 7464 lead. Hanover 59, East Dubuque 55 Sandwich 64, Plano 57 Shabbona 69, PawPaw 34 Burlington 59, Kane- land 54 Springfield Southeast Mount Zion .52 Athens 69, New Berlin 60 Auburn 80, Riverton 55 Rochester 99, Morrisonville 68 Carrollton 84, Staunton 45 Raymond 75, Girard 37 Chandlerville 72, Green view 54 Divernon 81, Elkhart 60 Piasa 66, Gillespie 56 In recent years, Cleveland has been the host U.S. city in odd-numbered years for the Wightman Cup.

The British host the matches in even-numbered years. is not a one-year emphasized Malaga. summer will just begin the competition, which will run indefinitely, just like the Wightman matches. will be a cup, similar to either the Davis or Wightman CXip. It will be symbolic of winning the competition.

excited about it and so is everyone else in the Malaga said. Dates and for the matches will be announced in about a week, Malaga said. Players, non-playing captains and uffi- cials will be named in several months. The event could set up meeting of two of brightest young women stars, Chris Evert of Fort La-ider- dale, and Evonne Goola- gong of Australia. Miss Evert skyrocketed to fame after icadirg the U.S.

tc a Wightman Cup victory over Great Britain last summer at age 16. Miss Gooiagong stunned the tennis world by winning the Wimbledon tournament last year. High ind. game: R. Bradshaw Taylor 6 with 21 points but had sit out much of the second 219 Don Carter who bowls on grabbed the lead to teams from clubs of Elks, Jay-, never got to the races a the second quarter and v.dnci uvwio due to foul trouble He cees, Kiwanis and Rotary.

Play land five years later I sold himijuade after all bids are in. I Bound to Stay Bound, in most of his noints in will begin Jan. 10 and be an Amish farmer for $mr minutes of the third of 202, 202, 205 for a 609 enablL wt i whcH the Bulls, behind series. tne nrst nau, enaonng rrince every other Monday evening Isays Gavalas. he left from 8:30 to 10:00.

The leagueithe only thing I said to HelloiOLIVARES BOXER OF YEAR MEXICO CITY (AP) Ruben Olivares, the world bantamweight boxing champion frog Mexico, was named Boxer will be a double round robin was with each team playing each of the other teams two times. The team with the best won- lost percentage following the final match on March 20 will be declared champions. Each Gavalas and his son John, 28, train and drive at Freehold. staged a brief comeback. Phoenix reserve guard Dennis Layton along with Counts moved the Suns into a com- High Average To Date: 1.

Howard 187 2. Ayers 183 3. Carter 183 Special Remarks: Tom Doolin bowled 171, 169, manding 103-91 position with SINGLE GAME RECORDS of 1.he Year Tuesday by to play. The Bulls, how- EAST LANSING, Mich. World Boxing Council.

iever, behind Chet for a 524 series (UPI) Slate In 1971, Olivares regained his 1 seven straight points, moved to. match consists of three tailback Eric Allen established crown from Chucho Castillo: 107-1()4 with 1:29 Mt. inHiuna of 14 in free throws successffully defended it But, Hawkins grabbed a Alan Dick of Indiana caught was 13 ot 14. in tree inrows. ton to take a 48-46 halftime lead.

Michigan forward Henry Wilmore, in his first start since suffering a knee injury two weeks ago, led all scorers with 29 points, despite a tight Princeton defense. Wilmore hit eight of 13 from the floor and College Basketball By The Associated Press North Park 79, Millikin 75 Lenoir Rhyne Presbyterian 67 Minn 84, Chicago Loyola 59 Missouri 78, Ohio 76 72, Lynchburg 71, ot Wofford 65, Col of Charleston 62 Minnesota 94, Loyola-Chicago 59 Detroit 100, Cleveland St 54 Canisius 69, Richmond 55 UNC-Charlotte 86, Tenn Tech 80 Moorhead, Minn. 70, St. Cloud 68 Bethel 75, Carleton 73 Princeton 91, Michigan 82 Davidson 88, St. N.Y., 84 Union 65, Tennessee Wesleyan 60 Centre 80, Berea 72 Tenn 84, Polish Nationals 75 Baltimore 92, Elizabethtown 67 SMU 96, Okla 92, ot No Illinois 85, Indiana 71 Behagen Sparks Minnesota Over Loyola By 84-59 MINNEAPOUS, Minn.

Behagen fired in 25 points and pulled down 17 rebounds Tuesday night in powering the Minnesota (Jophers to an 84-59 college basketball victory over Loyola of Chicago. Clyde Turner added 21 points and Jim Brewer contributed 16 and 11 rebounds for the Gophers, who closed out their conference season with a 6-3 record plus two exhibition victories. Chris Walker lead Loyola, outrebouned 59-22 with 14 points. LaRue Martin, who was averaging 22.5 points and 16 rebounds, fouled out with six points and eight rebounds with 10:38 to play. The Ramblers fell to 6-4 for the season.

opening night will NC.5A Big Ten single-game and n- match Rotary against the Elks'records he rushed for .150 twice against Kazuyoshi Kana- stuffed a basket and added a 2.5 passes in Big Ten games in and Kiwanis against the'yards in the 43-10 win zawa of Japan and fellow Mexi-ifree throw to put the game out 1971 and five of them were Jaycees. iover Puidue this past season, can Chucho Pimental. I of reach. good for touchdowns. Fisk 90, Paine 62 Princeton is now 7-2 for the; LSU-New Orleans 112, Watcr- season.

Michigan has lost four loo, Canada 73 of its last five games and is 5-5. Miss St 79, Arkansas 75 FIELD GOAL RECORD KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Jan 48-yard field goal the Vikings io the 1970 game is the all-time Supe; Bowl fiild goal record..