Nashua Telegraph from Nashua, New Hampshire • Page 17

Larry Siegfried K.C. Jones Siegfried May Captain Celtics Here Next Week The Boston CeJtics sw-ung into nigged two-aiay practice sessions this week in anticipation of the rapidly approaching 19W-OT NBA hoop season which opens Boston, Oct 15. Boston, with newcomers Jim Turner and ex Cnci great, Bailey How-ell, along with veterans K.C. Jones, Sam Jones, John Havlicck. Uny Siegfried, Tom "Satch" Sanders and player-coach Bill Russell win appear in Nashua next Tuesday night for an exhibition inter-squad game at Bishop GuCTtii High school gym.

Several important "bits" of Hews leaked out of the hustling Celtic carop Babson Institute this as they prepared embark on their strenuous exhi- bition schedule wrach starts here in Nashua. It was learned that Larry Siegfried, the unforgettable sparkplug in the playoffs last spring, is being tabbed the new captain. He may be named before the exhibtition season concludes. Secondly, C. Jones Is expected to get the nod as assistant coach under center Bill Russell Both announcements may be made before the Celtics put In their appearance here.

Proceeds from Tuesday night's game will go toward expanding sports facilities at Bishop Cuer- tin. The game Is scheduled for 8:15 the program Is spon sored by the Bishop Men's Club. Heymon Liven C's WELLESLEY, Mass. Leon' Clark, a 6-foot-S rookie Wyoming, Is making a strong bid to win a berth on the Boston Celtics. Qark.

a second round choice In the. 1 National Basketball Association draft, is striving to stick 'with the NBA champions as a cornerman after playing center his college career. Flashing tremendous exceptionally quick hands, Clark sparkled Tuesday as the Celtics conducted their i acrimmage on the second day cf pre-scasoa training at Babson Institute. He baskets with each hand and went high above the bzskel lo stuff shots. Also outstanding in the drill was Art Hcyman, a three-year pro veteran who displayed the which made him the NBA's No.

draft The Woot-5 Heyman was signed as a free agent after being released by the New York Knicks. Russell On Sidelines Player-coach Bill Russel! directed the scrimmage from the sidelines, looking for a center to back him iq. Cornermen Tom Sanders, a Celtics' veteran, and Baily Howell, recently acquired from the Baltimore Bullets, worited in the pivot against each other. Four members of the Celtics nursed various Veteran Larry Siegfried remained confined to his room with a strep throat, John Austin of Boston College was treated for a pulled hamstring muscle, and Ronnie Watts and Gary Turner were hobbled by groin pulls. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1967 RCA COLOR TV come in for demonstration RCA VICTOR Afewtfstd SWIVEL COLOR TV DOWN DELIVERS YOUR CHOICE CONTEMPORARY CONSOIETTE YOU ALWAYS DO BETTER af HRCKETT'S COLOR TV PRICES START at WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL RAY HACKETT Our 21sl Year SoJes 4 Service 51 KK5LEY NASHl'A Open I to i.

Sal, '(il Call MIfc NASHUA TELEGRAPH, NASHUA. N. H. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14,1966 Appoint Louis Lemay Coordinator Of Proposed Nashua Gardens Arena (DON ANDERSON A prominent Nashua resident, Louis P.

Lemay, 10 Sargent ave, was named today to fill the post of official coordinator for the proposed million dollar Nashua Gar ens sports center on Coliseum ave. Lemay's announcement, rumored for several weeks, was made by Donald Van tine, president of the corporation, and Adrien Labrie, treasurer. The on-again, off-again complex has been stapled to the drawing board for almost 5 months since It was first announced in the Nashua Telegraph last year. Vantine noted that today's announcement of Lemay as coordinator is a good Jn- 55 and groundwork which has been made in this venture. he noted, "and the completion of I money to construct the proposec Dale No Moult construction date as confirmed at yesterday wwouncment.

It was however, the building wU! be 180 900 feet comprising square feet adjacent to the Shopping Center off road tt on route 130. The newly proposed facility Is wch larger than the one origi- iUy proposed and will cost This Is an Increase more than $350,000 over the irst proposal But, Lemay pointed out (oday, resent plans include facilities for ocley, ice dealing, basketball, ublic meetings and other various unctions with an'enlarged seat- capacity of 6,500 for hockey ind capacity o( S.500 for basket- ill, stage shows, circuses and her promotions. Additional plans rclrased today ill for concession stands, ample eeilng rooms, and large kitchen dUUes lo areomodate catering rvices for dinners and banquets all kinds. Lemay said there win be ample for at least 1,500 the Nashua Gardens shouId.ftU definite need In the continued growth of Greater Numerous Lemay will soon begin contacting all area businessmen In an effort to discuss with them the numerous advantages a sports facility of this magnitude, will have on the Nashua community. Public stocic is now on sale, Lemay said, adding, "this Is the only way we can raise enough facility." Tbe architectural design of lie oewly proposed Nashua Gardens Is far different from that the Initial tketcb released last jttr.

Colorful brochures tnd pamphlets ffilt be available within a day or two and nil! be distributed through area stores and In Burner us dmtntOHn outlets. Other officers In the Nashua Gardens are Alex Simoneau, rice president, and Earle Libby, clerk. Desrosiers Bird Win Big Race A determined Blue Check racing pigeon from the loft of Norm Desrosiers, fought head and cross winds of up to 30 miles per hour to win a 169-mile race from St Johnsville, NY. Dcsrosiers' bird wis one of the less than 60 birds out of IK which were able to make it back lo their lofts by Sunday night Of the 11 lofts fiing for the Merrimack Valley Raring Club only six lofts had racing pigeons return Sunday. Two lofts were disqualified for Results of the race are as follows: First: Norm loft 817.8 yards per minute; Second: Chip LeBlanc's left 80.57 yards per minute; Third: Norm Desrosiers' loft 811.18 yards per minute; Fourth: Jun Revoir's loft 756,01 yards per minute; Fifth: Robert Latour's loft 728.03 yards per minute; Sixth: Kelly's loft 642.85 yards per minute.

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