The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 31

THIRTY ONE Frazicr Dazzles Chess Master V. THE DAILY FREEMAN. KINGSTON. N. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANVjRY 5, 1972 Was Even BBbby Impressed and chere.

"He wa Just incredible great game Jahharlast one because all my shots watching In Atlanta, Georgia. 1 the end. Agreed he hit some tough Willis Reed, sitting on there at the end." Tough Knicks'5 bench with tendonitis, wasn't really the word. called Frazier i performance The Bucks were out front the were a struggle. I was pulling wanted to play well but I to the left or right all night." realized 1 wasn't.

1 had only six Why, because of the pres points at the half." sure? Walt Frazier got a little "It could've been," laughed better as the game went on. Frazier. "I know the game wasj Enough so that he got a rise hist another same in the nut nf Rill Pittil That Mnm "unbelievable" and Monroe'whole game, once by as much remarked "Iff getting so you'as 13 points, and the Knicks By MILTON R1CHMAN IJPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) Bill Russell has seen a couple of basketball games in his time. He isn't easily impressed. Especiallv bv what he sees on a basketball floor.

What he saw Monday niht at Madison Souare Garten 1m pressed him though. Tremendously. Bobbv Fischer, the Interna sort of expect it from snot. i tn vs mrw in mui mv 'i Oscar Robertson, who vainly "1 thought it would hit the standings but I was a littleihanoens. Enouah so that he tried to keep Frazier from rim.

said the Knicks bearded; tight. Really, I was embar ialso sot one out nf Bobbv ti backenurt dynamo who wound rassed the way 1 was playing. 1 Fischer. up with 31 points for the night. I new it was a national televised getting off his game winning shot, said "You can't take it away from him, he played a never And that simply happened before.

"I had some doubts about that game and my parents were tional chess grand master who meets Russia Boris Soassky Landry Understands Thomas for the world championship soon, hasn't seen as manvl DALLAS (UPD Duane Thom i "I don't know that I can as. the sphinx like running plain it." Landry told them. nhMAin a ih niiin rrnihnvi "but I'll try. team, but he is. And.

1 and the away sometimes (as it ftp team, have learned to under peered Sunday against the stand that. Forty Niner defense), it's just "1 never ask him why he isibecause he's waiting to find the way he is. but I guess he 'daylight and then he explodes. basketball games as Bill Russell. But he's an even tougher nut to crack.

He doesn't get impressed about anything. It was different Monday pkht. He showed up for his first basketball game in more PI IV I tjia VW" MVJW who refuses to be interviewed fcsuauc is ujiiiuc iiiuiviu al. His sole objective is to prepare to play football and heihas his reasons. "Sometimes it looks like he's or pose tor is no just doesn't like distractions.

"He opens up when I talk to not doing anvthing," Landry mystery man to his coach, Tom Landry. He's smart. You don't have to him and I've talked to him admitted. But, Thomas' statistics dis than five years and he was an hour at a time and. no, it isn't a one sided conversation.

The i foot 1, "220 pound, 24 prove that supposition a fact tell him anything much and he doesn't ask. But. he listens. "You', (meaning Jhimself as coach) and the team just have. "Thomas is the type who uses which may interest the Miami year old No.

1. 1970 draft choice out of West Texas State has imDressed. too. So were such otherwise rold cucumbers as Wilis Reed. Earl The Peart" Monroe, Oscar his teammates by that Dolphins more in the Super mean their blocking.

If he Bowl Jan. 16 than the fact seems to be hesitant getting (Thomas far "unique." to understand him. He acts though he's not a part of the drawn i curttinV.arbund himself after joining the club lale. His return came after bitter verbal Robertson and Kareem Abdul Jabbar. They all paid the combats with Cowboys manage ment over his feelings that his Liberty High Rated Third in Poll highest praise one professional can pay another and all talked about the same man Walt ill 18 An rfl original three year contract needed revisions.

Frazier of the New York ilS. Mniisanpotiji TOP BIG SCHOOLS SYRACUSE! He is a tremendous football Knicks. 17. Rorhpater Franklin 4 4 4 5 3 0 2 0 Liberty High of the Ulster) watkint Glen Springs County Athletic League has' Aaniy player and he's played like one Walt Frazier played the kind IS. Auourn 7 tl9.

Rufth HcnrletU 5 0 20. Uacknwanna ever since he broke back into 4 of game Monday nieht kids like 2 to dream about. Grown men. advanced to third place in thei rXviuV ci nti South the lineup in the first game of Small School division of he st. Ane.

Rockviiie cen. vAcritlato aottasltil hi it h'a too. Illnil'lu Vvl A Cnnvla What's more he picked the done aU his talking with his "'f "l7, talents on the field. i basketball ratings 8. scnenwtafly Linton Mount Vernon 7 Hempstead S.

Colon le 9. Utlea Notre Dame perfect time. With the game u. announced looay. rationally televised and 5 OS TOT If KM AM, SCHOOL 7 0 11.

Woodlands 3 2 0 2. Sharon Springs 6 6 0i 3. Llbtny 7 7 0 4. Cheoktowaira JFK 5 0' 5. Svrnfunp Assumption 6 1 4 6.

Elms ford AIpx. Hamilton 4 7 7. Highland Fall 5 7 01 8. Syracuse Saorrd Heart 6 Of 9, PI on err Oniral 5 3 0 10. Hudson High 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 1 canacftv 19.588 on hand.

Frazier The Redskins have a 7 0 record and trounced Minisinkiia. Albany phiiip Schuyler ran off 13 straight points in the on the road. He sits alone in the middle of the three seat sections on the team's charter flights, sits off to himself on 79 48. in their last' 13 New Hartford finl Ir.tB. collaborated with Wtru Phil Jackson in a vital heart uuiuig.

niguinnu raws v'v; is IS. Klmirw Free Academy stopping "steal' 20 seconds in seventh place and Cornwall he bench while not on the field mm from the end and wound up on Hudson in 11th place with and declines, all efforts to draw him into conversation. a 11 0 record. Divisional Leaders Win Over 30 League Contests Woodlands is the No. 1 small The Cowboys home town receiving one of the most tumultuous ovations ever ac i corded any athlete at Madison Square Garden for leading the THE PRICE OF FITNESS Joe Frazier wipes persperation from his eyes at the end of the first day's workouts at New Orleans for his Jan.

15 heavyweight title defense against Terry Daniels of Dallas. The fight in Rivergate Hall will be the night before the Super Bowl. (UP.I) school on the basis of a 3 0 press corps has learned to live with the situation and after record and recent 78 62 triumph over Immaculate High of Knicks to a 101 99 win over the repeated rebuffs have left him Milwaukee Bucks in a movie ICtNGSTON Divisional leaders breezed to Norwalk, Conn. i alone. Jhey have asked Landry about him.

but Landry's like finish; Blonticello Raceway easy victories in the Over 30 ml 'Great! that's the only way to describe it said Bill repeated reply has been, "I Basketball League. Duke's TV Duke's TV (S2) Piantanida. Lukaszewski 22, Short 9, Ruff ner 4, Kouhoupt, Wiedcrspiel 5, Pratt 12. IBM (39) Waters 7. Billups 10, Schotzhauer 2.

Edwards 6, Wilson 14, Carpouzis, Arm don't have any trouble commu trounced IBM, 52 39, to stay Russell, on hand to do the color Four Albany district teams are among the top 12 in the Big School division, which is led hy Watkins Glen Springs Academy with a 71 record. Jamestown is runnerup with a nicating with him. unbeaten with a 4 0 record in the Division. Chuck and commentary for national TV Wight of the Fog But, some of the out of town 'The last time I ever saw strong. writers covering the 14 3 Dallas anything like it was in 1958 5 0 standard and 79 64 decision when Bob Pettit scored 51 National Football Conference title game victory over San Gene routed Jack's Barber Shop.

72 48, for their third win in four starts in the Division. Gary McDonald of over Vincent High of Erie, Pa. points in the final game of the Meanwhile, an official of the Schenectady Linton (7 0) Francisco Sunday asked Landry olayoffs against us (Boston). New York City Off Track ranks fifth; Colonie (6 0) 13 6th; if he could explain the "Thomas Chuck and Gene's (72) McDonald 24, Bondar 18. Sicklcr 10, Massa 16, Binney 4.

Jack's Barber Shop (48) Palmer 16, Bertha 6. Yarder 8, Giannuzzi 2, Nagele 4, Gray 10, Hein 2. They (St. Louis) beat us and he MONTICELLO leader River Road Boy only a Fans at Monticello Raceway half length back. Harmattan.i Monday night were no better driven by Mike Gagliardl, was off than those at home who had fourth at the three quarters, iheir live television races from third in the middle of the Betting Corp.

(OTB) suggested captured scoring honors with 24 Troy Catholic (61) 11th: and situation" to them because they got 19 of their last 21 points. Tuesday the state should in Alhanv Philin Schuvler f7 l) i i 8 Ray Lukaszewski ound it very difficult to Bobby Fischer blinked his vestigate a oroDosed sale or in. 12th place. (Duke's) potted 22. comprehend.

eyes when he saw the Knicks the Catskill track banned by the stretch and got home on top Yonkers Raceway. gain possession 20 seconds from in the last few strides to pay state Court of Appeals. The suagestion' by Ken the end with the score tied 99 S6.20. S3. 60.

and $3.20. Auletta, executive director of A 6 2 daily double of Hopeful Those in the stands were fogged out" as all they caught was a furious rush to the wire all. Earl Monroe passed off to Bill Bradley on his left. Bradley Time Uitf, was me laiesi sno. urea Months of tough winter driving still Venture and Busy in a right between tne oeuing cave the ball to Frazier, who coiDoration and the harness nearly lost it, but quickly race tracks.

regained control and began ms move with eight seconds lett. and a three horse photo for $9.80. the evening's feature. A crowd of 1.604 bet $226,586. Harmattan got her nose up The off track handle was ahead of Miss Tree, with early iS330.

094, Monficello Ksults Auletta insisted that the big stockholders of. Yonkers Frazier killed five more raceway stand to make a $30 seconds and then with only three remaining, he hit with a million windfall by selling the jumper and the whole i place track to Pennsylvania investors. FIRST RACE il Lady Sady Mil Trt. Tim Pvm lUHi (A. tlsbret went1 plumb mad.

And he said that if that were 2 GO 'You re used to complete so. then business can't be so PERFKCTA: 4. S33.Si 6 Hopeful Venture vt nuiiMit si 20 a an ruiet when you play," Dave bad at Yonkers Raceway, "It is an elementary fact of business, Auletta said in a written statement, "that 8 40 4WmU Trot. $1S 4 Joeppe FtretM) 3.80j7 THlghland Fox SEt'OMl RACE 5 D. 22.00 7.20 480 Mil Tim Par S1000 lTWendy Sue 2 Buv Time Alien) 2.80 3.iO Kenney 3.40 2 60 2 80 Top Suit Georgie Dares I (K.

He nsyJ, 4.20 (D Moran) 3.00 3.60 f.iiTH KAI Yonkers would not be able to earn a $30 million windfall by the sale of a raceway if their QeBusschere said to Bobby Fischer in the Knicks dressing room afterward. "What did you think?" "Very exciting. Fischer said, giving the question proper thought before answering. 'What did you think of Frazier?" someone else asked the blond chess whiz. "Extraordinary." Fischer said, much more quickly this time.

"Fantastic." put in DeBuss IP UOOdellf O.Wj CMTUjr dia profits were not already ex cessive. IE. Lohmt'v Jr.) 3.80 DAILY DOUBLE S9.8 3.00 2.40 3.80 2.80 3.60 "No potential buyer." he 1 Abbey Frost N. (J. Bernstein) 6 Victory Manners (J.

MorriU) THIRD RACE Mile Pace. Time 1 10.4. Purae I12M 5Henry Allan N. (G. Fold!) 7.40 5.00 8.80 added, "would buy for that price unless he first determined that the current profits were PERFECT 4 1.

U.1 KK.HTII RACE Third Alarm (K. Heeney) 7.80 5.60 Mile Paee. Time Purse Slow more than adequate. Auletta based his calculation VirKinlaa Last (D. Bouhard) 4 80 4 seIt(n Kiane (K.

Heeney) 3.00 2.60 2.10 7 Rmi7h muffin of a. $30 million windfall on a a ia i Bronx Quintet PERFECT SS.tt I SHOW RETREADS vSA You ft the same type tread design ts on the SurV KGS lrW I (deeding en site) and two II Grip IV Polyeatet Cord Tire. I fl It ill I wtrtadabit Urea your can run i r50KM 7 00KU yjU rojJLJRGt SIZE CARS A plat KX to Fed. It. Ta tM Pl to Fed.

Bn. Ta pt tire (depending Mil pairfint on slit) and two i en size) and two retreedable tires oSJ your car. rttrttOablt Mrtt off your car, vgw (V temero) Pcport offer of $47 per share 1 Hne Demon 1. a. ua vnt RTH RU'I! (J, Martin) a.oujiiu biuvk wiiiui nwcua poiu unu cum MVTH w.ri5 Stops St.

Joe's a door value 01 iv per snare according to the corporation's rIT. lira m. mm IA1 3 Harmattan MU Paee. Time :18.8. Purae SISM (M.

GasiiardU o.au aou K. Heeney) 111.. Tn BRONX 1970 annual report. Auletta said the Tananbaum family those 8.40 460 4.00 8.20 5.80 St. Raymond's of the Bronx 5 Harolds Princess (A.

Reaber) 6 Armbro Komoka (V. Ferriero) would make $30 million because (E. Lohmeyer Jr.) .2.80" 2.40 5 River Road Boy (J. Morrill) 4 20 FHFTH HACK Mile Paee. Time 2:1.4.

Parte $1300 exploded for 27 points in the 7.00,11, 1 familv holHs nn million "Kl PERFECT 8 S. shares. Off Traek Handle $880,094 On Traek Bundle 66,56 Attendance: 1604 6 Adioscope (R. Del Camp) 4 Silky Squire (G. Oakes) 12.20 360 3.20 2.60 2.80 second quarter and went on 10 end St.

Joseph's (Kingston) six game winning streak, 56 40. Bronx'i two tall men Bill Travis and Scott Lyons scored 20 and 16, respectively to undo the visitors. Despite injuries, St. Joseph's key. scorers Jim Sottile and Tony Albany hit 13 and respectively.

Our defense was poor and Arlington Tons Ganders on Mats Montirello Entries mno i SIXTH RACE SERVICE SPECIALS HONORED BY STARRED LOCATION ONLY! itM'uil. PiM Purse $1500 Mile Trot Ui 1 1 4 3 1 9 2 STONE RIDGE A victory by Tom Barry in 5 1 Stormy George 4 14 Sundancer 3 1' 1 Kathy O'Brien 1 2 3 4 7 7 6 8 8 1 3 2 5 1 Hi the opening match may have 2 2 5 5 1 1 7 Buck Passer missed too many we 8 2 3 7 5 3 7 1 1 4 7 8 2 Vickie Vo. 1 Peppermint Red 3 Oradell 6 Famoroul 4 Mercury Shooter 5 Bethany Belle 7 Epona 8 Teesong SECOND BACK 6 i I given Rondout Valley hopes of explained Coach Art Althiser of I l.ff V. SNAPBACK' Professional EI16IIIE UIBE AIID 3 7 7 6 113 Berliner 6 7 2 6 112 Stoney Creed 4 7 4 8 11 6 Rebel Reward 6 1 picking up its first wrestling 8 1 3 6 7, the Kingston team. St.

Joseph's (40) Sottile 13, 6 6 5 10 8 Steep Hill "GOODYEAR" BRAKE MIKE SEVENTH RACE PurKf siooa iiksn It Mnrnhv Pprrv Mile Face Purae $1000 6 3 5 8 1 PROFESSIONAL WB1D mm 888 2 Estas Neely 5 Ladys Adtos 1 Molly Fing 7 Maynas Tommy 3 Early Adina 8 5 6 5 1 5 3 7 6 1 6 3 5 6 1 8 3 7 9 2 win of the season Tuesday. But Arlington quickly stifled that thought by taking all but one of the rest of the events and beating the Ganders, 40 7. It. was Rondout 's third straight defeat. Barry Ken Media 14 4, in the 100 lb.

class. Rondout then had to wait for Dave Mile Paee 2 Lorie Airliner 4 Hersuer 1 Crlstys Jen 5 Cayie Road 7 Ticker Tape 3 Mlsa Helen P. Chapel Tru 6 Schiffll Star 3 1 9 2 4 1 6 1 6 1 8 1 8 1 1 3 3 3 2 2 2 3 7 7 6 2 4 7 6 7 8 1 6 6 6 Kenney 4. Cook 4, Schick, Fleckinger, O'Donnell, Pechloff. St.

Raymond's (56) Hughes 4, Ruger, Travis 20, burdi 4. Lyons 16. O'Rourke 6, Gariano 4. Jacobi, Horas. txeep.

3 8 5 3 1 fi 1 4 Chester Mike 41k bnkii 2788 1W1E UP OILQIAIIK '2788a'? '366 Wji thus pirliitNiW iyfjt 1PJHT 'spsrkplujs fertigs cart Mil Vrn PurN SI 000 THIRD RACE Includai full Inspection, fluid If Ntt4tf Purse SI HW 2 Velvet O'Brien 3 3 3 4 1 jtay U.t car tlut SM tt ii ctn4 ut trM Ctrl. DuBois 6 4 triumph over Mark clean repack front bearings. if needed! Wheel Cyle. $7.50 drums turned front ireate Mile S4.S0 return iprlnn ei. Mile Paee 1 Demon Craig 2 Gall O'Brien 4 Calebs Boy 7 Bobby T.

Gladiator 3 Mediator Mike Gordon at 169 lbs. for its next points. 8 1 6 6 1 5 one Misty Morn 8 1 6 8 1 2 4 3 1 3 Ima Game Dame 4 5 5 6 1 4 6 5 9 2 7 Merrie Pace 4 2 3 3 1 4 1 4 4 1 6 Fine Line 2 4 5 9 2 3 5 6 6 4 Mouth 7 7 6 8 1 4 8 2 6 1 gMary Bar Mary 2 5 3 5 1 8 8 6 10 lii HI Chief 8 8 7 8 1 if, 1 Br lrk in 1 I MILJill M. 5 Sir Echo 6 Grand Flyer 8 Snippy Worthy 1 6 4 4 8 11 MNTH AAPE Mile Pare Purae 11 106 4 Majestic Destiny 3 4 1 4 1 rol RTH BACK nm vm Purse S140M 3 Precious Bov 3 8 1 5 1 3High Gun 6 3 3 7 2 Rust Snur 2 4 1 5 1 2 Pernell Hanover 7 1 4 9 2 4 1 Dublin Maid 2 7 2 3 1 3 WAYS 6 Rebel Belle 4 2 4 2 3 2 rPl fill ewoiio I It Amoer ow a i i TO 1 1. i i I troi mo DOS' 4 7 Rod Knight 12 1 1 1 5 Dion crooKS a a i 8 Andy Cash 4 6 6 8 1 8 Charm 8 7 5 12 1 GOODfYEJm CHARGE I 4 Dale L.

a UNK i 2 Speedy Hart 6 1 5 6 1 FIFTH BACJ5 Mile Pace Pur S1000 The results: ArlinKton 40 Rondout Valley 1 100 lbs Tom Barry (RV) dec. Ken Media. 14 4. 107 lbs. Geonce Velky (A) dec.

Steve CoddlnjUon. 8 2. 114 lbs. George Keefe (A) won by forfeit. 212 lbs.

George O'Shea (A) dec. Tim Rein. 11 0. 128 lbs. John Tompkins A) pinned Jim Almstead, 1:36.

134 lbs, Ken Knapp (A) dec. Rich Zimmerman, 10 2. 140 lbs. Alan Drewes (A) dec. Henry Bruckner.

9 5. 147 lbs. Scott Media (A) pinned Ariel Lacroix, 4:41. 157 lbs. Jim Sagahella (A) dec.

Jim Miegel, 5 1. 169 lbs. Dave DuBois (R) dec. Mark Gordon, 6 4. 179 lbs.

No contest. 217 lbs. David O'Dell (A) pinned Rich Gllllland. 5:37. IV S'Tfinli ii lt nnr mm irri imf r(i, tkmyim Wl lf MUBneMJprfea 4 Knicht Rfvue 4 1 8 6 1 EXCEPTIONAL SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Avtiltble NOW! High Profit Potential Moderate Investment Financial Assistance Available Paid Salary and Expenses While Training Call Today SUN OIL CO.

Days Mr. Rohinson JO1 3040 Eves, and Weekends Mr. Moffatt 331 1810 Trackman Selections 2 Gold Boa 1 5 6 Michfl Mir 4 2 6 3 Miloua Boy 5 Helen Angus 1 St l.iiiili! rvan .3 6 1 3 1 8 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 6 1 1 7 M. John 1. 3 8 7 J.

ML Jc SEMITIC swanES Open Friday 'til 9 p. m. CBODWlWIYIIMPR Free Parking 115 N. Front St. 338 7035 Kinjtton, N.

Y. 1 Vlckie Vo, Peppermint Red, 407 40 MT. Competitors uraaeu 2 L.orie, Airliner, Persuer, Crlstys D'Brien, O'Brien, SNOW, Vt. (UPI) A jen 3 Demon Craig, Gail fiilrl nf 40 international ski aipos' Boy 4 HIGH GUN, Belle Rusty Spur, Rebel Ask your Goodyoor or Fremckitd Goodyear Tire Ceitr for Comptitiv Prlct. racers will be competing for $20,000 in prizes here this weekend in the Oldsmobile Cup Grand Prix races.

The weekend event marks the start of an eastern swing for Goodyexjr Srvic Steras rrlc Sfcown Abov. CeUAl I CDC AUTOMOTIVE Leads North HONOLULU Ed Marinaro, the UPI College Player, of the Year, heads a sextet of AH Americas that help compose the 30 man North Squad that will met the South Saturday in the 26th annual Knight Revue." Gold Boa, Michael Mir 6 Stormy George, Sundancer, Kathy O'Brien 7 Estas Neely, Lady Adlos, Molly Fingo 8 Velvet O'Brien. One Misty Morn. SERVICE the ski racers, who return to una uame uame (ldfwdt GoodytMr Dollar) KINGSTON. Y.

13M401 after, a month long LUCAS AVL rfiWiMWiiTiiniiiiiir'ii the tour holiday. 1 'best bet; high gun (4) Hula Bowl football game. 'I I 7.