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THE Monday, January 20, 1975 Oil Cily, Pa. Weekend College Results Saturday's College Basketball Results By The Associated Press EAST St. Bonaventure 77, Villanova 70 George Washington 71, SI. Joseph's, Pa. 62 Buffalo 70, Army 68, OT Vermont 84, Maine 67 Springfield 78, Dartmouth Gfl Yale 90, Lchigh 69 Fordham 60, Temple 49 Manhattan 79, Siena 72 Conn.

80, Colgate 65 Syracuse 98, American 84 Ijifayelte 72, Rutgers 66 1-a Salle 67, Penn 65 Buckncll67, Juniata 45 Pittsburgh 84, Pcnn St. 56 Delaware 87, West Chester 78 Benlley 91, Assumption 87 Providence86, Massachusetts 74 Rhode Island 68, New Hamp. 46 Holy Cross 77, Boston Col. 70 St. Johns, N.Y.

103, St. Francis, N.Y. 63 SOUTH N. Carolina SI. 88, N.

Carolina 86, OT W. Va, 71, Pacific 67 Georgia 67, Miss. St. 65 55, Drake 53, OT Alabama 93, Louisiana St. 67 Kentucky 85, Mississippi 82 Norfolk St.

84, Virginia St. 79 Fla. St. 107, Hofslra 71 Tennessee 59, Kloridn 56 S. Carolina 85, Davidson 68 Gardner-Webb 59, N.

Caro- Ashevllle 57 Tulane76, New Orleans 61 Maryland 87, Navy 73 Old Dominion 80, Marshall 63 Virginia 60, Duke 56 65 Houston 99, Mercer 08 Ky. St. 98, Central Ohio 70 Furman 66, Citadel 65 Richmond 101, Appalachian St. 70 Jackson St. 113, Prairie View 93 Memphis St.

130, Mo-St. Louis 79 UT-Chattanooga 70, UT-Mnr- tln69 Clemson 80, Wake Forest 77 MIDWEST Indiana 82, Northwestern 56 Duquesne 82, Dayton 81 Marquette 71, Notre Dame 68 Minnesota 82, Michigan St. 71 Ohio St. 89, Wisconsin 67 Purdue 86, Illinois 67 Nebraska 74, Kansas St. 61 Miami, Ohio 102, Cent.

Michigan 76 Detroit 87, Wayne St. 65 W. Michigan 71, Ohio U. 66 Oklahoma 113 Colorado 62 N. Dakota 61, N.

Dakota St. 58 Youngstown 96, Ashland 80 Okla.SI. 101, Iowa St. 95 Oral Roberts 73, Jacksonville 67 Kansas 91, Missouri 86 S. Dakota St.

81, S. Dakota 72 Michigan 75, Iowa 70 SOUTHWEST Baylor 74, Rice 73 Texas Tech 66, Okla. Baptist 51 West Tex. St. 77, Tulsa 75 New Mex.

St. 85, North Tex. St. 68 SMU 85, Okla, City 75 Southern-Baton Rouge 93, Tex. Southern 92 FAR WEST 102, California 72 Arizona St.

93, New Mexico 76 San Francisco 77, Ncv-Heno 68 Stanford 67, S. California 66 Oregon SI. 82, Wash. St. 73, OT Arizona 59.

Tex-EI Paso 57 Oregon 68, Washington 66 Portland St. 110, Idaho 64 Nev-Las Vegas 100, Santa Clara 79 lxng Beach St. 82, UC-lrvinc 73 NC Coach Disappointed After Loss To NC State By KEN RAPPOPOflT AP Sports Writer Now that everyone else the A a i Coast Conference knows North Carolina State Isn't perfect, someone will have to prove it to Dean Smith. The North Carolina coach continues to fire blanks at the Wolfpack. Smith's teams haven't beaten North Carolina Slate since the 1971-72 season and Saturday his frustrating streak was extended to nine games with an 88-85 overtime loss.

"1 am very proud of Ihc way Hie team played, but of course we are bitterly disappointed," said Smith. North Carolina Slate hasn't been as mistake-proof as last season when the a bounced UCLA out of the a i a championship. The defending national champions already have been beaten by two ACC colleagues, Wake Forest and Maryland. They only lost one game all of last season and none the previous season. "Taking the nation's fourth- ranked team Into overtime on their home court certainly is an oustanding accomplishment," said Smith, "but I must lake the blame for this defeat, not our players.

No one player lost this game I did." In Saturday's other games, No. 1 Indiana crushed Northwestern 82-56; No. 2 UCLA routed California 102-72; No. 3 Ixiuisville nipped Drake 55-53 in i i a Maryland trounced Navy 87-73; Stanford stunned No. 6 Southern Cal G7-66; No.

7 Alabama whipped Louisiana Slate 93-67; No. 8 Oregon a Washington 68-fiG; No. 9 Arizona State posted a 93-76 victory over New Mexico, and No. 10 Kentucky held off Mississippi 85-82, Powerful Indiana had little trouble with Northwestern. The Hoosiers took a 10-polnt lead at the half behind Kent Benson and built it to 29 In the second half.

Benson finished with 20 points as Indiana improved its winning streak to 19 games, tops in the nation. Dave Meyers and Rich Washington each scored 17 points, Andre McCarter had 16 and three other UCLA players scored in double figures as the Bruins rebounded from their first loss of the season and beat California. UCIA was upset Friday night by Stanford. Wesley Cox scored 17 points, including two free throws with nine seconds left in overtime, leading Louisville over Drake. The Cardinals were given a reprieve when Drake's Ken Harris missed a shot at the end of regulation.

John Lucas scored 20 points in only 26 i pacing Maryland over Navy. Tom Roy, the only Maryland starter to play more than 30 minutes led both teams in rebounding with 13. Rich Kclley, with his second big game In a row, scored 30 points to power Stanford over Southern Cal and help the Cardinals complete a weekend sweep of the Pac-8's two strongest teams. Southern Cal Coach Bob Boyd credited Kelley as "the key factor in our I thought that Kelley made the critical free throws and got the critical rebounds to give Stanford the win. With Kelley Stanford can beat anybody." Charles Russell had 26 points and Charles Cleveland scored 22, carrying Alabama past LSU.

The Crimson Tide started slowly but broke away from the Tigers with a 16-2 spurt late in the first half. The game was virtually decided at halftlmc, when Alabama held a 43-24 lead. VC Cheer Leaders Win 1st COCHTCANTON Scoring 271 out of a possible 275 points, the 'Venango Christian High School varsity cheer leaders won the first place trophy at a cheer leading clinic held Saturday at Cochranton High School. Second place went to Northwestern and Meadville gained third place. Seven members of the VCHS varsity cheerleading team participated in the event.

OUier schools entered were Cambridge Springs, Conneaut Lake, Conneaut Valley, Cranberry, General McLane, Harborcreek, Northwestern, a a i Reynolds, Rocky Grove, Saegertown, and Wattsburg. TWO WORLD RECORD HOLDERS MEET Krancie Larrieu gets a hug from teammate Dwight Stones after she set an indoor world record In the women's 1,000 meter run Saturday night at the Sunkist Invitation track meet in Los Angeles, Sports Roundup Keith Wilkes Best Basketball Rookie By PHIL F.LDERKIN The Kcellir Nepri Serrict, Cdirriltt II" Hopscotchlng the Sports World for Headlines-- The fact that the Golden State Warriors are leading their division and the Atlanta Hawks probably won't make the .500 mark should be all the edge Keith Wilkes needs to finish ahead of Tom Henderson as the NBA's Rookie of the Year. Wilkes, so fundamentally sound that Warrior Coach Al Allies couldn't believe it at first, has made far fewer mistakes than mosl rookies. "Early in the season I felt overmatched a few times against rival forwards like Spencer Haywood and Elvin Hayes," Keith said. "Actually I was so awed by their reputations that I had to fight a tendency to watch them and not guard them.

But I don't feel that way anymore." Wilkes, at the NBA's mid-January all-star gsme break, was averaging 14 points and nine rebounds a game for Golden State. The way the Pittsburgh Steelers built to a Super Bowl championship in less than six years is interesting, Of the 47 players on the Steelers, 42 came either via the college football draft or were signed as free agents. Only five were acquired from rival teams. Pittsburgh scouts get the major share of plaudits here. But give Coach Chuk Noll and his assistants credit for polishing their talents and then fitting them into their proper spots.

Don't look for home run king Hank Aaron to become the Milwaukee Brewer's general mangers after he's through playing. "I like to use men where they are best fitted and I don't feel Aaron's talents lie in that direction," said Owner Bud Selig. "Instead I think Hunk probably should be used at the player development level, which is vastly underrated part of baseball. 1 find that mosl young ballplayers like to talk hitting with Aaron and he communicates with them extremely well." Three times a Super Bowl runnerup, but never a winner, the veteran-oriented Minnesota Vikings stand on the other side of the scale from the experienced but young Pittsburgh Steelers. Vikings' Coach Bud Grant will have the dclecate job during the next two seasons of moving some of his established people out and bringing in rookies without upsetting the overall balance of his team.

The Stanley Cup the world championship trophy of pro hockey has a unique history. During it's long history, It has been thrown into a graveyard, kicked in a canal, tossed out of a speeding car and for several months was used as a flower pot. And the first time it was stolen, nobody bothered to look for it at least notright away. Actually Stanley's Cup is a cheap mixture of nickel-based alloys that had an original value of around $48.67. Frankly, I have seen punch bowls with more personality.

From Auburn basketball coach Bob Davis on 6 ft. 8 in. freshman sensation Mike Mitchell: "He filed his fingernails by dragging them along the sidewalk." The Baltimore Orioles, up for sale, made a profit of only $82,700 during the fiscal year that ended on Oct. 31 last. The difference between black and red Ink for the Orioles was their appearance in the American League playoffs.

"We haven't lost too much money over the years," said Baltimore's executive vice-president Frank Cashen, "but we haven't made much either." The Orioles had the best won-lost record in the majors in 1974 when they won the American League's Eastern Division title for the fifth time in six years. Baseball Hall of Famer Joe DiMagglo, who was always shy when he played with the Yankees and never could handle the spotlight while married to Marilyn Monroe, comes across great these days as a television pitchman. It is doubtful if anyone will ever break DiMaggio's all- time record of hitting safely in 56 consecutive games. From Pittsburgh Steelers 1 QB Terry Bradshaw on running a pro football offense: "You don't have to be Albert Einstein to play quarterback in the National Football League. You just need good football sense.

My early learning problems with the Steelers stemmed from the fact that I was only 21 years old. It was just too much for anyone my age to handle right away. Hut I'm not stupid. I learned like everybody else. Now I'm just living up to what everybody said I'd be in the first place, I belong here and I know It." Sports Shorts Of Sorts REIT IM WINKL, Germany (AP) Norway's Tom Sandberg won the combined title at the International Nordic ski competition Sunday with a total of 429.773 points.

Stefan Hula of Poland was second with 421.472 points and Paal Schjetne of Norway finished third with 421.361. Mike Devecka of Bend, was the top American, placing 14th with 382.442 points. NEW YORK (AP) Manager Bill Virdon, who guided the New York Yankees to a surprising second-place finish in the American League East last year, will be honored by the New York Baseball Writers at their annual dinner Feb. 2. Virdon will receive the Ben Epstein "Good Guy Award" in recognition of "his willingness to cooperate with the press, his accessibility and his being a 'good The award is named after Jhe late sports writer of the New York Daily Mirror.

Franklin Dunks Oil City Swimmers Stones, who had just set a world record in the high Friday night, broke his own record with a of 7 feet, 5Vt inches during the meet giving both members erf the Pacific Coast club new world indoor records. Ripley, Believe It Or Not, Vaults 18 Feet For Record LOS ANGELES Dan Ripley said his world record was a matter of hard work, Dwight Stones said his new mark was due to getting up on the right side of the bed and Francie larrieu said she had no doubts about running last. AU three set world standards Saturday night in Ihc 16lh Sunkist Invitational Track Meet but Hipley's pole vault of 18 feet, 1 inch grabbed the headlines. "I was relaxed and just wanted to do well," said the unassuming 21-year-olri from San Jose State. "The crowd was real nice, kind of helped me, but this is the biggest meet I've ever been in.

1 really didn't think I had a chance to make it but I was so relaxed that when 1 did 17-6 I knew I could get the record." The mark surpassed Steve Smith's set in 1973 and Pro Floor NBA Boston 102, Philadelphia 100 Milwaukee 122, Portland 108 A a a 1 1 7 Seattle 109 ABA New York 113. Virginia 91 made Ripley, believe it or not, only the second man in history to better 18 feel indoors. Stones, for the second time in 24 hours, set a world high jump record when he flopped over 7- (eet-5'j, one-quarter inch over what he'd done Friday night at Pocatello, Idaho. "It's usually a case of how I feel when I get up in the morning," said the excited Stones, holder of the outdoor record of 7-6V "You really can't expect a thing like this--world records on consecutive nights because I got home late from Pocatello. But I got five good hours of sleep and when I got up, 1 started bending my left ankle.

That's my takeoff ankle, and if it starts to crack I know it'll be weak, but it felt great and I felt great and I knew I was going to shoot for another record again." Miss 1-arrieu, a 22-year-old senior at UCLA who is a Pacific Coast Club teammate of Stones, ran 1,000 meters in 2:40.2, bettering the previous world indoor mark for women by 4.2 seconds. "I knew the world record would go," she said. "This is an excellent track and we had good competition." Rick Wohlhuler said he was not displeased with his 1:48.8 clocking in the half mile, a fast time since it was only nine tenths off the world record, but before the race the slender insurance man from Chicago said, "I don't think the record is exceptionally good." Steve Prefontaine captured the two-mile in 8:24.4 and said he ran away from John Ngcno of Washington State with six laps to go on the 11-lap-lo-lhe- mile track because "I'm through playing around; 1 want to beat these guys good." Rick Downing Wins Pool Event Rick Downing won the first place trophy in Saturday's pool tournament held at Hoover's Frosty Flavor in Cranberry. It was an 8-ball event. Other trophies went to Jack Morrison, 2nd place; Bob Zaccari, 3rd place: and Chuck Stahlman, 4th place.

A doubles tournament is planned for the first week of March. All area pool players are eligible to enter. Biliie King Scores Win Over Evert Jean King, playing her last game on the women's professional tennis tour, forced Chris Evert into mistakes and won the $75,000 Sarasota tournament 63, 6-2 Sunday. Miss Evert (ought hard, trying to put the aggressive Ms. King off balance with high lobs, but it didn't work.

Instead. Ms. King sent her opponent scrambling with strong overhead smashes. Miss Evert, who usually has tight control of her game, was forced to follow Ms. King, who oulscored Chrissie 17-1 on volleys at the net.

The first set was close until about the halfway point, before Ms. King pulled away. The second set went five games before Ms. King was able to break Miss Evert's serve. Until the final game, Miss Evert had hit only four shots into the net, but against the aggressive older pro she made fit least 16 forehand errors and 11 backhand mistakes.

Ms. King earned $15,000. Miss Evert, who had won the Sarasota title the two previous years, earned $8,500. Jayne Bnos was the only triple winner Saturday as the Oil City YMCA swimmers lost to Franklin in all divisions. Jayne won the 200 IM, 100 freestyle and anchored the 200 freestyle relay for Tracy McFadden, Nancy Dawson and Jane Taylor were double winners.

The scores by divisions: Seniors Franklin 50, Oil Cily 31; Juniors Franklin 70, Oil City Preps Franklin 43, Oil City 34; and Cadets Franklin 41, Oil City 8. The winners for Oil City included: Seniors 200 Freestyle, Jane Taylor 1, Melanie Wolcolt 3rd. 50 Freestyle, Mary Jo Wnuk 2nd; Kim Nurss 3rd; 200 IM, Amy Zemanski, 2nd; 100 Fly, Mary Jo Wnuk 2nd; 100 Freestyle, Beth Dawson, 2nd, Melanie Wolcott 3rd; 100 Back, Beth Dawson 3rd; 100 Breast, Jane Taylor 1st, Amy Zemanski 2nd. Cadets 500 Free, Rachel Hajduk, 2nd; 50 Back, Rachel Hajduk 1st. Preps 200 Free, Wendi Zemanski 3rd; 50 Free, Tracy McFadden 1st; 200 IM, Jayne Enoslst; 50 Fly, Nancy Dawson 2nd; 100 Free, Jayne Enos 1st; 50 Back, Lisa HajduK 2nd; 50 Breast, Nancy Dawson 1st; and 200 Freestyle Relay, Tracy McFadden, Lisa Hajduk, Nancy Dawson and Jayne Enos.

MIAMI (AP) Phil Iselin, president of the New York Jets, said Sunday chances arc "very good" that he will sign quarterback Joe Namath to a new contract without having to hock his football team. "Joe has told me that If he plays any more football, it will be with the Jets," said Isclln, who is attending the National Football league meetings'here. "I have a strong feeling that he wants to continue to play football, and for us." The Jets' executive said talks with Namath and his attorney were going "very well." Titusville Matmen Defeat Oil Gty The Titusville YMCA wrestlers defeated Oil City, 9593, at the Oil Cily mats Saturday. The summaries: Midgets 45 Bill Dawson was pinned by Rich Ashley, 2nd. 50 Mike Huey was pinned by Paul Ashley, Isi 55 Mike Horos was pinned by Jerry Zurovchak, 1st 60 Dave Winger lost to Mark Stone, 5-3 Titusville forfeited in weights 35, 40 and 55.

Cadets: 55 Vines Pelulla was pinned by John Zurovchak, 2nd 60 Mike Rybak and Doug Snyder drew 65 Scott McBride was pinned by John Farley, 2nd 70 Tim Bills pinned Greg Stone, 3rd 75 John Clark lost to Nick Yasika, 5-2 80 Mark Miller was pinned by Frank Baron, 1st 85 Tyler Jones was pinned by Jonas Chappel, 1st Unl Steve Winger was pinned by Dave Zdarko, 3rd Preps: 65 Mike Stahlman was pinned by G. Carone, 1st 70 Pat Lamberton dec. Steve Cartney, 7-0 75 Rich Burchfield was pinned by Carone, 2nd 80 Jeff Lynch lost to Chris Stone, 11-1 90 Jeff Riddle was pinned by Tim Yasika, 2nd Juniors: 90 Ed Shontz dec. Malt Dettrich, 12-2 110 Bob Exley pinned Shawn Smith, 2nd 120 Fred Osborne pinned Eric Sloan, 2nd Oil City won by forfeits in 80, 70, 100, 130 and unlimited. House Monday 4 pm Knicks vs Inkers 4:45 Warriors vs Celtics JAHORINA, Yugoslavia (AP) Austrian super skier Annemarie Proell continued her sensational string of victories in 1975 World Cup competition, flashing to victory in the Golden Fox giant slalom race Sunday.

Miss Proell, the four-time World Cup champion, sped down the course, with a drop of 318 meters and 55 gates, in one minute, 14.79 seconds in easily beating runner-up Lise Morerod of Switzerland, who was timed in 1:15.07. "This was one of the best prepared tracks on which I have competed this season," said Miss Proell. "Technically, it was not difficult and it was very smooth." MIAMI (AP) Steady Kathy Whitworth outplayed top challenger Sandra Post with a one- over-par 73 in head-lo-head competition Sunday to capture $15,000 first place money in the Triple Crown Tournament of the Udies Professional Golf Association. The lanky Texan, all-time top money winner in the LPGA tour, doublc-bogcyed the last hole but finished two shots In front with a 36-hole total of 144, even par. Miss Post, a stroke behind her playing partner at the start of the day, doggedly remained in second until the next to last hole, when a double-bogey six dropped her five strokes off the pace and a stroke behind a third playing partner, Judy Rankin.

Miss Rankin, never seriously threatening for the lead, took second place with a closing 73 for a 146 and $10,000. 1.