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HANCOC Bangor Daily New, Friday, November 18, 1966 13 Classic Action son at Ricker. Co-captains Guy Michaud and Dick Soucy will start at guards and will provide good outside shooting as well as ihe ability to take charge in crucial situations. Forward Pete Webb, 63, who led the team in field goal percentage last year, will start at one forward slot while soph Jim Rarnes, 62, will be operat considered a fine outside shooter. Paul Nadeau, 62; Truman Libby, 63; and Jim Nichols, 66, are expected to start in the frpnt court. Host Ricker will also have four starters back from last year.

Local fans anticipate another fine season for the Bulldogs under Coach Gib Chapman who is starting his seventh sea ing again at the other forward position. Big Tom Pickford, 67, apparently has won the starting center position but will he pressed by Dick Nason, 65, and Jim Brown, 63, both key reserves on last season's team. Newcomers who have been Impressive in early workouts are John Donato, Middleboro, who led the Old Colony League In scor ing last year, and Paul Adams, Houlton, who was the top school boy scorer in the state last season, and Rick Brown, 65, from Easton. The winners of Fridays game will play for the Potato Classic championship on Saturday evening at 8:30 oclock. The losers will vie for consolation honors 7:00 p.m.

Race Results Starters choose the snow tires you need from C. E. Noyes wide selection If you're an avid skier one who head for the slopes at every opportunity you'll want the winter tires that meet all road conditions tires that propel you through deepest snow, yet give you a smooth rido on dry roads (where you travel most of the time) 1. A1 Abetee Direct 3. HI Knight 3.

Sunset Black Dazila '5. Grand Marls 6. Nellie Breeze 7. Oretth Lanafore 5. Colonel Con AE Hulah Bonnie Race Five Pace 8600 1.

Primal Dl 2. Kitty Adlos 3. Miss Bertls Lou 4. Silver 8 tons B. Judson 0.

Ohio Direct 7. Quick Speed 8. Susan Rush zrk Rod Filled and Carried to Saturday J- Comet L. Bryant 3. Lady Jane Sotn 3.

Prince Boy 4. Borderview Dick B. Mountain Victor 6. Top Leo 7. Mr.

Finny 8. Mabel Dickey Race Sir Pace-8700 1- Bee Halclta 2. Mighty Ben 3. Natapan 4. Shermar Nancy 8.

Jet Stone 0. -Amoe Frost T. Rovlene 8. Barbara Moraka AEt Electrle Rnee Seven Trot 1480 1. BUI 3.

Lorain Sofa 3. Foxcroft Dares 4. Roger Barnes 6. Royal Ambrose 0. Amosson's Rusty 7.

King Victory 8. Pronto Shape AE Terr's Run, Race Eight Pare 1500 1. Aceway Angel 2. Magic Switch 3. Rtnka Dlnka Do 4.

Phils Byrdle B. Nathan Star Mighty HI Marge 7. Little Feather Lady Pointer AE Davey Top It Race Nine Pace 1180 1. Denway 3. Fearless Best 3.

Nelo Stsr 4. Mist Mary Hal B. Samachuck 6. W. R.

Hope 7. Ole Swede 8. Nola Volo AE Kandy Roval Race Ten Pace 8480 1. Carol Ftngo O. Gordo 3.

Fanny Dares O. Res 3. Mies True Lea B. Bmlt 4. Chockoyotte Red V.

Bagllv B. Viola's Star S. 8mlt 8. Square Deal Mika F. Parke 7.

Tax Free J. D. Salle o. Jamaica N. Mum From yesterdays late editions LEWISTON RESULTS 1st, Eire, 8500 Rlcki Stir, Fitch 1.60 4.40 100 Davey Top It, Salley 1 4,00, 180 Metrenome, Connor 6.00 2:12.3." tad.

Pace, 3500 1 Clinton Adioa. Norton 6.80 3.80 4.00 Son of Mite, B. Smith 5.40 5.40 Mlramirhi Eddie. McLean 8.00 2:11.3. Double.

3-3. paid 32 80. 3rd, Tret. 3808 Sam Sander). Gerry 6.60 3.80 4.20 Kilroyi Valentine, B.

Smith 3.80 3.80 Famous Norway. Tempests 6.80 2:09.2. 4th, Pare. 1806 Indico Shanna, Parker Ozark Rod, Sowers Jet Demon. Gerry 2:08.1.

Sth. Pace, 17008 Electric, GoodeU Otecai Lucky Seven, Tracy Glowinf Future, Connor 2:10.3. 6th, Pace. 8708 Mischief Moraka, Parker 3.20 2.60 Borderview Nick. HaU Jr.

3.20 2.80 Lloyds Star, Sowers 4.80 2:07.3. 7th. Trot. 1500 Bay Stats Max, Tracy 13.00 7.40 8.40 Lee Lad. Parker 10.60 3.80 Tarra Russ, Case 6.40 2:12.2.

Quinela, 1-4. paid Sth, Pare, 1450 Emiiy Dean, Salley 8.80 3.00 2.40 Chockoyolta Paige, Connor 3.40 2 60 Jerry Gold, Murray 2.20 2:14.2. Quinela, 1-3, paid 114.80. Mh. Pare, 3400 Larry Direct, Hamilton 1.00 7.40 4 00 Sunset Jasper, Parker 7.80 2.40 Shadydale Mission, Gartley 2.40 2:13.3.

Quinela. 1-8, paid 323.40. Total pool 354.545. LEWISTON STARTERS Post Time 7:30 Race Ons Psce 3800 1. Ml)) Arden C.

Chase 2. Colonel Mills B. Smith 3. Bulky Bllllvan R. Gartley 4.

Jose Menace C. Connor 6. Shadow Lane H. Richards 6. Betsy Star L.

Fitch 7. Terra Lynne J. D. Bailey Belle Direct D. Richards Race Two Pace 1600 1.

Cricket Moraka P. Parker 3. Gogo Royalttme B. Smith 3. PotoAao Chuck Bowers 4.

Otecas Little Mhry L. Norton 6. Blsn Na Gael D. Richards 6. Mtramlchl Eddie McLean 7.

Ricky J. Gerry 8. Caroline O. Reed Rare Three Tret 3.500 1. Clems Pride El.

Tracy 2. Rebel's Brother L. Healey 3. Jai Lai Bud H. McKenney 4.

Enry Igglns L. Keene 8. Handsome Lad c. Connor 8. Circle Jim Beckwith 7.

Welcome Shell R. Oartley 8. Osslppee Lady p. Parker Race Four Pace 8500 HOULTON The fifth annual Potato Classic Basketball Tournament will be held on the Ricker College campus tonight and Saturday. The opening game at 7:00 p.m.

Friday will feature defending champion New Haven College and the strong Huskies of St. Mary University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Both clubs have a wealth of talent- and experience. New Haven, coached by Don Ormrod, must be rated as the favorite as it attempts to defend its title of last year. Expected to lead; the Chargers is big Phil Andros, 6 7, who is considered by many to be the best big man to compete in the Classic.

Andros was the second ing rebounder in the nation last year the N.A.I.A. college division. Don Dempsey, 6 4, a returning letterman, will hold down one forward post while it appears that newcomer Joe Pacheco, 6 4, from Long Island, N.Y., has merited the other forward slot. The backcourt will be, handled by Jack Nisbet and Jack McDermott, a pair of experienced guards who were instrumental in i i the champs to a 29-2 record last season. Bill Battle, all-stater from Middletown, undoubtedly will see much action as Coach Ormrod has high prcise for the youngster in pre-ceason scrimmage.

Coach Les Goodwins Huskies Witl be the tallest team in the tournament. They are led'by 6-1 Jim Daniels who was top scorer in the Maritime intercollegiate Athletic Association last season. He is expected to be Joined in the back court by Captain Rick Dougherty, 61, an exceptional floor general. Just how well St. Marys will do depends on the inexperienced front court.

If size is a criterion, this team could take all the honors in the Classic. A1 Brown, 66M; Clem Maynard, 65; and John Mills, 65, are not only big but agile. The Huskies have fqur starters from the state of New Jersey and Dougherty from Washington, D.C. Fans can expect the Huskies to give the New Haven Chargers, all they want in the opening round. The final game of the opening round will be an all-Maine ffair featuring the Farmington Wate College Beavers under Coach Les MacPhee against host Ricker College.

The maroon and white will have four starters back from last years squad which compiled a 17-4 record, the best percentage for Farmington in 35 years. Captain Dick Meader is only 57, but is an exciting ball player who can turn a close ball game into a run away. Ernie Metivier, who will hold down the other backcourt position, is U. S. ROYAL WINTER PATROL Tricky Trotter One of the wizards of ballhandling for the Harlem Globetrotters is Dave Gaines.

Although only six-foot one, he averaged 21 points a game In high school and 24 at LeMoyne College before joining the 'Trotters and Is an expert with the ball as weU as a great showman and entertainer. The Trotters will make their only Eastern Maine appearance at the Bangor auditorium next Sunday at 4 p.m. following a 3 oclock preliminary tilt. Several top vaudeville acts are included on the program. Schoolboys Start Robin Play Tops Basketball Menu Schoolboy basketball breaks Into the sports scene tonight at several locations with round robin play planned1 at three sites In addition to some regularly scheduled affairs.

At Ellsworth, Hancock small schools along with Bruhn Quits MADISON, Wis. (AP) Milt Bruhn, who twice led the University of Wisconsin football team to the Rosebowl, resigned as coach of the Badgers Thursday after three straight losing Bruhn bowed out with a winning record for his 11 years at Wisconsin, but his badgers were crushed seven times by 35 points or more In the last two seasons. Wisconsin winds up, Saturday against Minnesota, Bruhns alma mater. Bruhn will stay for the finale. No successor was named.

Salty Parker A Met Coach U. S. ROYAL WINTERIDE The Dry Road Snow Tire RUBBER BOOTED ismiM Searsport will compete In round robin play with Mt. Desert, Sumner, Stevens and Pemetic slated for action. Newport, and East Corinth will host the Cenral Maine Lea gue robin which this season includes Valley High School of Bingham along with Milo, East Corinth', Dexter, Higgins anc the host schools.

The Upper Kennebec Valley League robin will be held at North Anson wjth Solon, Athens, Harmony, Monson, Jackman, and Anson Academy competing. All robins are set for 7 p. m. Danforth will be home to Vanceboro while Islesboro is at Vinalhaven as these schools launch their regular campaigns. At Newcastle, Lincoln Academy wiU use its new gymnasium for the first time to host round robin rivals Waldoboro, Wiscas set, Boothbay Region, Richmond, Georges Valley, Camden-Rockport and Erskine Academy.

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