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DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday. March 3. '63 84 Chills Mini's Title Hones JL nnBw Hockey MAYVILLE DUO HIT 1248 Buntin Fires In 27 Pts. Buckeyes Now Lead Alone Outstate Pin Couple Crash the FP Top 10 By GEORGE PUSCAS Frank and Belva Schogg, one of more than 1.000 couples to annually wheel in from outstate to bowl in the TITANS FINISH mered a strong 1248 at Palmer Park Recreation as the $25,000 Free Press meet neared the halfway mark of its six weekend run. They were one of three couples to crash the top 11 positions on the standings board Saturday.

Margaret Lewis and Fuller Gordy of Detroit hit 1243 for eighth place and Marion and Dominic Andreon another 'local team hit 1237 for 11th place. THE SCHOGGS shot well. U-D Sets Down Chicago, 58-50 The University of Detroit closed out its basketball season Saturday night with a slow and unspectacular victory over the University of Chicago, 58-50. Li Pts. GF GA 17 14 74 176 131 21 9 69 191 161 17 18 6 187 152 22 13 63 161 165 Chicago Toronto Montreal DETROIT Xwv York 18 Boston 14 32 11 47 181 207 32 15 43 184 244 SATURDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 7.

Montreal 1. Toronto 4, 'ew York 3. SUNDAY'S GAMES DETROIT at New York. Montreal at Chicago. Toronto at Boston.

TUESDAY'S GAMES Montreal at DETROIT. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Boston at Toronto. Chicago at New York. Pro Cage -WESTERN DIVISION Pet. GB Los Angeles 50 21 .704 St.

Louis 41 29 .586 'z DETROIT 30 43 .411 21 San. Fran. 27 43 .386 22 't Chicago 22 50 -306 EASTERN DIVISION 52 43 37 20 21 29 35 51 Pet. GB .712 .597 2 Boston Syracuse Cincinnati New York J514 .282 141V 31 SATURDAY'S RESULTS Syracuse 152, DETROIT 128. Boston 122, New York 117.

SUNDAY'S GAMES Syracuse at DETROIT, 8 p.m. New York at Boston. Chicago at St. Louis. Cincinnati at San Francisco.

MONDAY'S GAME Cincinnati at Los Angeles. TUESDAY'S GAMES San Francisco vs. DETROIT ew York. Syracuse at New York. St.

Louis at Chicago. FRIDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 115, St. Louis 113. Chicago 114, Los Angeles 109. San Francisco 132, Cincinnati 125.

Big Ten Cage Conf. AH Games 30 SO 24 25 AP Photo CLUTCH PERFORMANCE by Michigan's Bob Cantrell (30) at this stage of the game against Illinois came in especially handy. Illini's Dave Downey (40) appeared determined to take the ball away. The Wolverines went on to win, 84-81, in the Big Ten game Saturday at Ann Arbor. ITS BADGERS, 92 89 Spartan Falls in EAST LANSING i.f Wisconsin's basketball team put on a last-minute comeback and downed Michigan State 92-89 in an overtime Big Ten contest Saturday.

A basket by Wisconsin for-i Big Mis 32nd Goal Beats N.Y. TORONTO (LTD Frank Ma-hovlich's 32nd goal of the season at 18:58 of the third period gave the Toronto Maple Leafs a comeback 4-3 victory over the New York Rangers in a National Hockey League game Saturday night. The victory moved the Leafs three points ahead of the third-place Montreal Canadiens and edged them within five points of the idle first place Chicago Black Hawks. Mahovlich picked up Tim Horton's rebound in corner, raced behind the Ranger net and swirled in front to beat goalie Gump Worsley with a 20-foot backhander for the clincher. FIRST PERIOD: 1 New York, Ingar-field (Harvey) 19:29.

Penalties None. SECOND PERIOD: 2 New York, Gilbert (Ingarfield, Rochefort), 5:32. 3 Toronto, Keon (Litzenberger, Baun), 14:03. 4 Toronto, Pulford (Nevin, Seil-inq), 17:19. Penalties Johns Baun THIRD PERIOD: 5 Toronto, Pulford (Horton, Nevin), 4:05.

4 New York, Rochefort (Harvey, Neilson), 9:41. 7 Toronto, Mahovlich (Horton, Kelly), 18:58. Penalties Brewer Harvey SAVES: Worsley, 4-11-1431; Bower, 4-5-5-14. Tartars Show Mat Strength MEADVILLE, Pa. Wayne State University, which couldn't score a point a year ago in the Presidents' Athletic conference wrestling meet, finished third here Saturday night behind: Thiel and Washington Jef- ferson.

Tk t. c-q The Tprtars scored 53 points anrl nrorlnrpd two rlas rham- ana piouui-eu iwu Lidss ciidm pions. Wayne's Chuck Gunthrie won in the 123-pound division and Mel Nosanchuk in the 130-pound class. Bonier in 6Rut9- Nothing but 200s Dale Huntington, proprietor at Brightmoor Lanes, is working on a 13-game streak of 200 games in the Brightmoor Senior House League. He started with a 228 five weeks ago and his high in the streak was nSA I i 1 giant Free.

Press Mixed Doubles Tournament, wheeled in again Saturday and landed in fifth place. The Mayville couple ham- 14-12 The victory gave the Titans a 14-12 record. CHICAGO STAYED close all the way and the game was tied five times in the second half before Al Cech sent Detroit ahead to stay on a jump shot with 4:40 left. That gave the Titans a 51-50 lead. The Maroons went into a deep zone defense, refused to come out after the ball, and with two minutes left, drew a technical foul.

Bill Downs sank the free throw. Chicago played it cozy all the way and couldn't score a point in the final five minutes of the game. DETROIT Dzik 5 7 8 CHICAGO 17 Winter 4 Zemans 7 Ericksen 12 Liss 1 Shuchter 8 North 2 0-0 4 4 3-5 11 3 12-14 18 4 1-1 13 0 0-0 0 1 2-2 4 mm Cech 4 4-7 Watson 0 1-3 McDaniel 3 2-3 Downs 0 3-3 Sarver 2 0-1 Totals 20 18-24 Detroit Chicago 58 Totals 31 27 14 18-24 50 27-58 23-50 The Bruiser Keeps His Word-Wins Dick the Bruiser, the boastful one, made it stick Saturday night to the dismay of 7.322 wrestling patrons who paid $20,700 to see a 10-bout program at Cobo Arena. The Bruiser defeated Wilbur Snyder in two of three falls as he said he'd do. In the co-feature Lou Thesz, now recognized in most parts as the world's champion, pinned Mark Lewin in a one-fall test in 13 minutes and 25 seconds.

-v. Antonino Dr Mier; Bearcat Wriqht and Ray Stevens, draw; Czava Nandor def. Taro Sakuro; The shjek def. Angelo Savoldi; PeeWee Lopez as'- T'nv Frenchy Semaard def. )Chris Santana; Joe Blanchard def.

Pierre LaBelle; Pepper Martin and Chief Kit Fox, draw. Interim Boss ATHENS, Ga. (IP) The University of Georgia named Howell T. Hallis acting athletic director Saturday. 95 ANY CAR Choose from 6 Beautiful colors with new Diamond Gloss paint which features General Electric ONE DAY RAIN I I OR Quintet Overtime Celtics rut Awav 7th Title BOSTON (CPD The Boston Celtics, led by rookie John Havlicek, capturued their seventh consecutive Eastern Division title Saturday night with a 122-117 victory over the New York Knickerbockers.

The former Ohio State All-American scored 32 points, his season's high, and sparkled on defense with a half-dozen ball-thefts when the Celtics needed them. The Wm W3S Bostn's 52nd asainst 21 losses and srave the Western Division-leading Los Angeles Lakers in their battle for the home court playoff ad- vantage Pet. Ohio S. 10 3 .833 19 3 .864 Illinois 9 .750 17 5 .773 Minn. 8 5 .615 12 11 -522 MICH.

1 5 -583 15 7 .682 Indiana 7 5 -583 11 11 .500 Wisc'n. 6 6 .500 13 9 -591 Iowa 5 7 .417 9 13 .409 NVft. 5 7 .417 8 14 .364 MSU 3 9 .250 4 14 .222 Purdue 1 12 .077 6 17 .261 1 ANN ARBOR (LTD Michigan handled Illinois a severe jolt in the Illini's bid to capture the Big Ten basketball crown Saturday when the Wolverines hit on two last-minute layups to ice an 84-81 victory over the conference co-leaders. The game was tied eight times in the first half and the Wolverines managed to come up with a 39-36 halftime lead. Illinois caught fire in the ond half and went ahead, 49-45, with slightly more than three minutes gone.

But Michigan came back to take the lead for good with 11:47 remaining when big Bill Buntin scored on a layup to push Michigan ahead, 54-53. Then Buntin scored Michigan's next 12 points to push the Wolverines into a 66-58 lead. BUNTIN HAD 27 points and Michigan held a 76-71 lead when he fouled out with little more than three minutes remaining. Michigan then went into a stall and got a scare when Bill Burwell scored on a layup with nine seconds remaining to pull Illinois within one point at 82-81. But then Michigan's Larry Tregoning hit on a layup with only one second remaining to make the final score 84-81.

Doug Herner had made it 82-77 with a layup with 42 seconds on the clock. THE LOSS dropped Illinois into second place. Ohio State, the co-leader prior to Saturday's, could take sole possession of the -Big Ten lead with a victory over cellar-dwelling Purdue in a night game. Ohio State, the defending champion, and Illinois, had been tied with 9-2 records. MICHIGAN ILLINOIS 22 Starne 2 4-S I 21 Downey 12 S-7 2 27 Burwell 3-1 21 Small 3 1-1 7 I BrodV 0-1 12 i Thoren 1 0-0 2 Edward! 1 0-0 2 6 Cole Harrij I Buntin 12 1-3 Cantrell 1 3-2 Herner 1 0-0 Tresooin 1 0-4 Totals 34-10-23 14 Michigan Illinois Totals 34 34 13-17 11 45-4 4S-I1 OSU Romps, 93-75 COLUMBUS.

O. (LTD Dick Reasbeck and Gary Bradds paced Ohio State to a 9o-5 VIC- tory over Purdue here SatuMay ana undisputed position of first place in the Big Ten basketball race. Reasbeck, playing his last home game for the Buckeyes, stole a little thunder from All-American Bradds by pouring in 32 points, 21 in the first half. Bradd3 scored 29. The victory was the Buckeyes ninth straight and 10th in 12 league contests.

It included their fourth consecutive undefeated home season and gave them a full game lead over Illinois which lost to Michigan Saturday. OHIO STATE PURDUE Harber' 3 2-3 8 H1 'J r.i!. 2 McDonald 2 5-4 Oevoe 3 3-3 Flatt 1 3-4 Bowman 0 1-2 Bradds 11 7-12 2 Thompson 2 2-5 4i Shaffer 2 0-0 4 Hughes 10-0 2 Reasbeck 14 4-4 32 Dawkins 2 1-2 -5 Rickitts 3 0-0 4 Lawrence 1 0-0 2 Brown 0 0-2 0 Blum 0 1-2 1 Totals 34 23-31 Ohio State Purdue 5 Totals 42 34 27 21-34 75 53-5 41-75 'Cats Jolt Iowa IOWA CITY, la. (jfi North-western's Rich Falk scored 28 points Saturday night to power the Wildcats to a 76-66 conquest of Iowa in a Big Ten basketball game. The result left both teams tied for sixth place in the conference race with 5-7 records.

The Northwestern victory avenged an earlier double-overtime loss to Iowa, 66-65, on the Wildcats' floor. Falk's shooting sent Northwestern to a 40-32 halftime lead and the cold never caught up. riawKeyes NORTHWESTERN IOWA Keeley Jackson Woislaw lessen R. Falk Lutgens Gibbs Miller Hansen 3 3-4 2 2-2 4 3 3-4 3 4-5 10 10 (-10 2 0 0-1 0 2 0 0 4 1 4-7 4 2 0-1 4 Hanks Messick Redqers Roach Melhaus Riddle Shaw Lyon Pureed 2 0-1 5 3 5 3 5-4 3 3-4 3 5-7 2 2-3 0 1-3 3 3-4 2-2 4 2 Totals 24 24-34 74 Northwestern Iowa Totals 30 32 21 24-35 44 3174 34-44 Gophers Score 105 MINNEAPOLIS (LTD Red- hot Minnesota ripped Indiana, 105-73 Saturday night to take over third place from the Hoosiers in the Big Ten basketball standings. INDIANA MINNESOTA T.V'Arsdl 2 2-4 4 Masdani 5 5- 15 D.V'Arsdl 3 1-10 14 McGrann 3-4 21 Bolyard 5 1-1 11 Northway 4 2-3 14 Ravi 4 10-11 71 Kunze 2 l-i 5 2 Bateman 5 2-4 12 4 Jensen 4 0-0 1 0 Davis 5 4-4 14 10 Gilbertson 1 0-0 2 1 Stan? 1 0-2 2 Kessler 2 0-1 4 Druskin 1 1-2 3 Ginsberg 1-2 1 Harden I 0-1 Redenbh 2 2-3 McGlckln 0 0-1 Peyser 4 2-2 Porter 1 0-1 Totals 24 25-33 71 Minnesota Indiana Totals 47 27 43 10-34 105 50-105 4-73 I i I I I Belva, who averages 159, posted a 533 series including a 220 start which stands as the best individual game by a woman in the last two weekends.

Schogg, who averages 167, hit 563 with a top game of 204. They had a 132-pin handicap. Mrs. Lewis had the day's top series by a woman, hitting 613 on games of 201, 196 and 216. Gordy supplied 606 with a high game of 231 to go along with a 24 pin spot.

The Andersons benefited from a healthy 186 spot, Marion shooting 501 and Dominic 550. WITH COMPLETION of the weekend activities nearly half of the record 4,800 couples competing will have made a fling at the $2,500 State championship. Still leading are Evalyn and Gerald Everett of suburban Clawson on a score of 1285. Theirs would be the lowest championship score in the 19 years of the Free Press competition. The leaders: Evalyn-Gerald Everet 1285 Delores Maximena-Merle Vandezande 1272 Louise Keller-Ronald Norman 1270 Jeanette Zucyck-Dick Hoffman 1244 Frank-Belva Schogg 124H Erma-John Reece 128 Emma Brower-David Tomczak 1214 Margaret Lewis-Fuller Gordy 1243 Genevieve-Fred Anlczak 1241 Barbara-Glenn Alt, Jr.

Wl Marion-Dominic Andreon 1237 Rose-Art Boudakian 1234 Sherrill-Walter Beck 1235 Bozar Kadarian-Harry Hamparian 123S Sigrid Beale-Archie Golden 1230 Charlotte-Robert Graham 1228 Lorraine Filipek-Howard Yost 1224 Katherine-George Johnson 1224 SKI YOUR OWN BACKYARD You're warming your feet near your own fireplace, while just outside lies a gorgeous panorama of seventeen beautifully groomed, snow covered, variant graded ski slopes. You're completely at home except for one thing home would have cost you more. Yes. you're at Snow Volley Ski Resort and Lodge, near Gaylord, for a day, a week, or a weekend, Michigan's HOME OF HOUSEGUEST HOSPITALITY, now in its 14th popular year. Call Detroit, Dl 1-4606, or Gaylord 732-5592, for Reservations or courteous information.

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DU 2-6390 DETROIT 13620 Evergreen BRoadway 2-3100 FLINT 1721 W. Soqlnow St. CEdar 5-5641 YORK BOSTON 7 2-2 14 Heins'n 7 3-5 17 4 3-4 IS Sanders 2 2-2 4 9 0-1 18 Russell 7 7-7 21 5 3-4 13 S. Jones 8 5-5 21 2 4-4 8 Cousy 4 2-2 14 4 2-2 10 Losc'off 1 2-3 4 3 1-2 7 K. Jones 2 1-2 5 5 3-3 13 Ramsey 0 2-2 2 13-4 5 Havlicek 14 4-8 32 5 2-2 12 inn ilintlfaJiJaifcMMtMjBm-- Saturday's College Results Basketball TOURNAMENTS ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE (Championship) Ouko u.

Wake Forest 57. OHIO CONFERENCE (Championship) Whittenber 44, Akron 44. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE West Virginia 79, Davidson 74. STATE Aquinas 17, Adrian 74. Central Michigan 73.

Illinois Nor. 44. Detroit SO, Chicago U. SO. John Carroll 78, Wayne State 74.

West. Michigan 82. Marshall (W. Va.) 71. BIG TEN Michigan 04, Illinois 01.

Minnesota 105, Indiana 73. Northwestern 74, Iowa 44. Ohio State 5, Puroue 75. Wisconsin 92, Michigan St. tf (overtime).

EAST Bucknell vs. Colgate 14. Brown 44, Dartmouth 40. Canisius M. St.

Bonaventuro 71. Fordnam 71, NYU 48. Penn 97, Cornell 84 (overtime). Penn State 75, Rutgers 72. Providence 85.

Holy Cress 47. St. John (N.Y.) 74, Manhattan 41. Villannva 43, LaSalle 47. Yale 54, Harvard 52.

south Georgia 7, Florida 77. Massachusetts 4, Maine 74. 7l Tennessee 43, Kentucky 55. Vanderbilt 75, Georgia Tech 74. SOUTHWEST Rice 83, Texas Christian 74.

Baylor 73, SMU 72. MIDWEST Bowling Green 5, Duquesne 5. Cincinnati 44, St. Louis 52. DePaul U.

Western Kentucky 84. Kansas State 54, Oklahoma St. 54. Louisville 73, Ohio U. 49.

Marquette 80, Xavier (O 47. Oklahoma 77, Nebraska 75. Tulsa 84, North Texas 71. Wash. Jeff.

41. Bethany 53. Wichita 73, Loyola (Chi.) 72. Track Eastern Michigan 74, Baldwin Wallace 28. Swimming Illinois 57, Northwestern 48.

Michigan 55. Michigan State 50. Western Michigan 40, Miami (0.) 35. Hockey Michigan St. 4.

Minnesota 3. GymnasttCS Central Michigan 54, Ball State 54. Iowa 47, Minnesota 44. Wrestling Michigan State 15, Minnesota f. Michigan 17, Iowa 12.

HIGH SCHOOL Benedictine 54, St. Gabriel 51. Lutheran East 83, Lutheran West 44. Notre Dame 73, Catholic Central 41. St.

David 92, St. Patrick 40. St. James 47, St. Catherine 38.

St. Ladislaus 40, All Saints 25. Sweetest Heart 54, Det. St. Augustine Rouge Terror On Mat, Too River Rouge High proved it isn't just a basketball school Saturday, winning a Class Regional wrestling crown with 86 points.

Farmington Our Lady of Sorrows took second in the 13-team field with 72 points, Ann Arbor St. Thomas third with 67. Two Rougre individual champs." Dennis Lewis and DaveT a extended unbeaten streaks to 17 and 16 bouts, respectively. tyHurons Blitz Baldivin Wallace YPSILANTI Eastern Michigan University's track team ran its indoor record to 3-0 Saturday afternoon with a 76-28 blitz of Baldwin Wallace. NO MONEY DOWN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS Overhauled $2995 Ubor Pin BAND LINKAGE Parts ADJUSTMENT J5.4S am4 qet 1.00 off WIrinej this ad In on adiustments.

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In overtime, the Spartans grabbed two quick leads, but a pair of buckets by Pat Richter paved the way for the win. WISCONSIN pulled to a five-point lead midway through the five-minute extra period, but the Spartans narrowed the gap to one point. The Spartans' effort fell short as guard Mike O'Melia and Siebel connected on free throws to ice the Badgers' 13th win in 22 starts. They stand 6-6 in Big Ten play, while MSU is 4-14 for the season and 3-9 in the conference. MICHIGAN STATE WISCONSIN Siebel Gwyn Brems O'Melia Grams Hearden Richter Ostrom 4 4-7 4 3-4 4 0-0 3 4-4 2 0-0 10 8-9 14 Gent 12 4-5 28 11 Sanders 12 Williams 10 Lamers 4 Schwarz 28 Berry 1 1-1 3 5 10-12 20 4 0-0 8 4 1-2 9 8 1-3 17 2 0-0 4 4 0-0 8 Thomann I Ptobers oo oi Totals 34 20-27 92 Wisconsin MSU Totals 34 17-23 89 40 40 12 92 44 34 9- 89 Hey man Leads Duke to Title RAI.F.ir.H MP IJPI All- tt America Art Heyman capsuled 15 of his 24 points into a 10- minute burst in the last half Saturday night to lead Duke to a 68-57 victory over Wake Forest and an Atlantic Coast Conference basketball title.

By winning its 18th straight game, Duke qualified for the NCAA Eastern Regional Tournament March 15-16 at College Park, Md. BEAUTIFUL OLD DEARBORN HILLS GOLF CLUB Soon Open fo the Public Starting Its 42nd Year Better than Ever. 18 Hole Championship Course Closest In, Oldest, Best Located, Rebuilt Greens, Tees, Fairways. East Side Now Par with West Side. Fees: $2.00 Weekdays.

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Michigan at Telegraph Phone Monday-Friday WO 1-6106 TODAY! 3:00 P.M. SATURDAY'S RESULTS MICHIGAN 84. Elinois 81. Wisconsin 92, Michigan State 89 (overtime). Minnesota 105, Indiana 73.

Northwestern 76, Iowa 66. Ohio State 95, Purdue 75. MONDAY'S GAMES Michigan at Indiana, Iowa at Wisconsin. Northwestern at Illinois. 'ohi State at Minnesota.

Wats Drub The Pistons, 152 to 128 SYRACUSE The Syracuse Nationals caught fire here night in a torrid third period and went on to defeat the Detroit Pistons, 152-128, in a National Basketball Associa-tlon game. The two squads left immediately for Detroit and a 3 p.m contest at Cobo Arena. THE PISTONS squandered a 14-point lead built up in the first 20 "minutes, fell behind midway through the third quarter and thtenwere bombed in the final -five minutes of the period when Syracuse out-scored them, 25-8. The 51 point Syracuse scored against Detroit equalled a club record which ironically was set two' years ago at the expense of, the Pistons. It was Detroit's third defeat in its last nine games and hampered its chances of finishing third and gaining an NBA play off post.

I DITR0IT SYRACUSE Howell 8 12-13 28 Shaffer 15 2-3 32 Scon -l 27 Schayes 4 4-S 12 Frry 1 7- 11 Kerr DeBuchr 7 3-3 17 Costello Ofcl 5-5 23 Greer 2 3 14 0-0 0 7 I 22 4 1-1 More I and 2 3-1 1 Biachi Jones 3 Imhoff 1-4 Lovoharty 2 8-0 Eimi 1-1 Chapped 4 3-5 11 1 Neumann 4 5-5 17 4 Walker 3 10-11 14 Gamoee 5 5-5 15 Warier 2 t-0 4 "To1s 42 44-4, 120 Totals 54 40-47 152 OETROIT 35 35 27 31-128 Syracuse 32 32 51 37-152 Kenny Lane Has His Hands Full NEW YORK (LTD Muskegon's Kenny Lane, top challenger for the world lightweight championship, scored a hard-earned 10-round unanimous decision over unranked Vicente Derado of Argentina in a nationally televised bout Saturday night, apparently doing little to improve his title chances. D0LPH SCHAYES and the Syracuse NATIONALS "All-Kids' Day" Numerous gifts, including College Scholarship BOB COUSY and the Boston CELTICS Copy's Final Regular Season Appearance! fyJTt JERRY WEST and the Los Angeles LAKERS 1:15 Knights of Columbus State Tournament Finals Special Half Time Attractions Sheriff of Tombstone and Skatey the Clown OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY, 7:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. RICHIE GUERIN and the New York KNICKERBOCKERS 7:15 Detroit Lions Football Team vs. Motor City All Stars, featuring 7 ft.

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