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ip in (in DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday, February 9. '64 3 BALON, TREMBLAY HIT Spartans Tumble To 'Cats I How I They Stand Hockey Montreal Rips Rangers, 8-2 NEW YORK (UPB Dave Balon and Gilles Tremblay each scored his 20th goal of the season in the second period Saturday to lead the Montreal Canadiens to an 8-2 victory over the New York Balon, who plaved for thel.f"ST period: i-Montrei, Grf- RangerS last season, also set New York, Bathsate, (Howell, Goyette) tua 3 Montreal, Provost, (Balon) 14:45 Up What proved to be the Win- Penalries-Barhgate, Hicke, :09,: nine- roal in the first Deriodl Fontevne. Rousseau, Late Bid Falls Short, 93-86 Pts. GF GA EVANSTOX, 111. IUPD 11 A 1 "I 11 1 14 10 64 158 126' iNorimvestern iea an me way 16 11 63 162 held cuff Michigan State's 18 9 55 133 126j rally in the final minutes Sat-23 9 47 128 night to score its 26 8 44 147 172 i Tiirr Tory ViaclrotVloll Montreal 27 Chicago 26 Toronto 23 DETRT 19 New York 18 Boston 14 i sA oiot- o-ol in ihJ SECOND PERIOD: 4-Montreal, Balon, added his 21st goal in thei (Beliveau, Provost) 5:5.

5-Monfreal, session to send his form- chard) -Mont- 30 9 37 I'o loo no 0 I victory, 93-86. to their 7 Montreal, Richard. (Rousseau, Lioer- er teammates down third straight defeat. Four Wildcats led the attack; Rich Falk with 22 points, Don'. r''Q- -jlj.

ijl rl riere) 17:24. Penalties: Richardson, 5:21, Balon, 19:24. THIRD PERIOD: l-Montreal, Balon (Richard, Rousseau) 5:33. Montreal, Berenson, (Geoffrion) 13:31. 10 New York, McKenney (Bathgate) 14:55.

Pen-allies None. Saves-Hodge 14-12-5-31; Plant SATURDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 3, Boston 2. Montreal 8, New York 2. Chicago 3, Toronto 8. SUNDAY'S GAMES New York at DETROIT.

Montreal at Boston. Toronto at Chicago. Jackson with 20 and Marty Riessen and Rick Lopossa with 19 each. The victory gave Northwestern a 4-3 league record and The loss also dropped the Rangers three points behind Detroit in the fight for fourth place in the National Hockey League. Michigan State suffered its sixth loss against three wins.

Falk scored 18 points in the Montreal took advantage of loose goal tending by Jacques Plante to score four goals in the second period and break the game open. first half as Northwestern opened a 14-point bulge at one time and led, 54-44, at Pro Ca VESTERN DniSIOX LOPOSSA. second leading Ri-i Lrljpiip Gil i pD scorer was held to four free' S.Francisco 34 throws in the first half, but HOT SHOTS in a spine-tingling sport Four skeeters zoom over the frozen surface of Lake St. Clair as the nation's top iceboaters compete for honors in the International championships, the No. 1 event of the season.

The skeeter class boats, the Gold Cuppers of the winter sport, hit up to 120 miles an hour downwind on the straightaway and take the turns at 50 to 60 mph. It's hardly a sport for the faint of heart. 23 27 27 34 39 Pet. .596 .542 .542 .404 .278 Tie Stymies Hanks TORONTO (LTD Davey Keon's goal at 19:12 of the final period with Goalie Johnny Bower lifted for a sixth attacker gave the Toronto Maple Leafs a 3-3 tie with Chicago Saturday night and prevented the Black Hawks from regain Los Angeles 32 St. Louis 32 Baltimore 23 DETROIT 15 3 3 11 17J, connected for 15 points late in the second half.

With Lopossa, Jackson and Phil Keeley hitting, North- FOR FEBRUARY EASTERN DIVISION Pet. ALL-TIME TOP SCORER GB western's edge went to 19 points, 80-61, with 10 minutes left. But the Spartans rallied be- ing a tie for the National Hoc 3'J Wisconsin Iceboats key League lead Boston 41 Cincinnati 39 Philadelphia 25 New York 17 14 19 30 45 .745 .667 .455 .274 sum. mon ruts. m.

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I0S1 PHIL. M.Y. I0JT. Pettit Breaks Record The goal, Keon's 14 th of the season, ruined a great comeback 16 jhind Pete Gent, Fred Thomann 2 'and Stan Washington to trim for the robust Hawks. It left the! the margin.

Gent was high for SATURDAY'S RESULTS Boston 135, New York 114. (Michigan State with 23 point Chicagoans one point behind first-place Montreal, which i Rule Lake NORTHWESTER 109, Los Angeles t. Philadelphia 101. action Saturday night, scoring tics to a 135-114 victory over walloped New York, 8- 4 7-10 19 Gent 10 3-3 23 Lop'sa anflrt A 14 a i t. ST.

LOUIS (LTD Bob Pettit scored 18 points Saturday night and reached an all-time high the New York Knicks. Toronto's Frank Mahovlich 13 points. San Francisco 103, St. Louis 97. Thomann 2-4 20 Pitts 9 2-4 20 1 0-2 2 10 2-2 22 ii la It was the Celtics' fourth collected his 20th goal and Tor LOS ANGELES masn ron 5 4-4 14 Falk A pair of Pewaukee (Wis.) PHILADELPHIA 2 Riessen blowinat'onal basketball association l.j skinners continued to Schwarz Curtis 1 Berry 1 0-0 1 0-1 4 4-5 2 Keeley 14 12 sixth los in a row for the slammed his 30th.

their rivals right off the ice career record of 19.15 points. 40 13 21 93 on Lake St. Clair Saturday as his st- Louis Hawks dropped $-93 I they made it a two-man race for a 103-97 decision to the San Totals 34 14-21 84 Michigan State Northwestern Bavlor Nelson Ellis King Barnett West Selvy Carusso Wiley 10 4-5 4 0-0 3 3-3 1 0-0 24 Shaffer 7 2-3 9 Walker 4 4-4 13 Kerr 7 2-2 a Greer 10 1-3 15 Neumann 5 3-3 13 Dierking 3 2-2 Bianci 2 1-1 9 Wariev 5 2-3 2 Schayes 2 2-2 Totals 44 54 FIRST PERIOD: 1 -Toronto, Kelly, (Shack, Pappin) 3:28. 2-Toronto, Mahov- AVM.rMnnl Oenalliac YORK 2i Knicks 'g NEW 12 Boozer i Butler Cincinnati 109, Baltimore 105. SUNDAY'S GAMES DETROIT at Cincinnati.

Philadelphia at Boston. Los Angeles at Baltimore. San Francisco at St. Louis. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 111, Los Angeles 103.

Boston 133, New York 112. International Skeeter Ice lancisco amors. Stanley Shack Pitote 18 8 55 4 5-6 FES. 11th S. F.

WARRIORS 8:30 P.M. WSU Intra-Frateraity Championship P.M. FEB. 16th "KID'S DAY" Fleming (10 minute misconduct. XI ISadgerS IS in tUrdlte Boat Championship ii, 3 BOSTON 21 Havlicek 5 2-4 13 Heinsohn 8 2-2 17 K.C.Jones 0 0-0 12 S.Jones 15 5-5 15 Loscutcff 0 3-3 13 Lovellette 2 0-0 12 McCarthy 1 1-1 11 Naulls 4 2-2 Ramsey 8 3-3 Totals 40 21-25 101 Totals 5-5 2-2 1-3 5-9 2 5 1-2 MADISON.

Wis. (LTD I Bill Perrigo duplicated his, Pettit surpassed the old rec-Underdog Wisconsin, led by thejfirst and second-place finishesord bY Philadelphia 76er player- last-mirmro Hramoti r.f Friday no ho snlit tho Dolph Schayes, Who mappen 45 19-23 109 fgan Green Heyman McGill Rudmtkn SECOND PERIOD: J-Chicago, Miklta 41 (Hull, McDonald) 4:33. 4-Chicago, Pilote 3i (unassisted) 13:25. 5-Chicago, Murphy; 10! (Maki) 18:46 Penalties-Kelly 19; Brewer Hull 1 Cincinnati 126, Philadelphia 111 Don Hearden, upset Purdue's Tories for the second day with1 scored six Pints Saturday Russell 11 4-10 26 i THIRD PERIOD: 4 Toronto, Keon Sanders 2 1-1 4 (Pulford, Stewart) 19:11. Penarties Celts Streak On NEW YORK 0T Bill Rus-' sell scored 26 points and collected 33 rebounds Saturday night, leading the Boston Cel- 44 26-37 114 Totals Mikita Mahovlich Vasko Totals 54 2 3-31 135; (7-05), Douglas 32 31 28-1141 SAVES: Bower, 12-7-10-29; Hall, 8-6-7 31 34 38-1351-21.

23 32 New York Boston basketball team, gl-80, neighbor Frank Trost. Per-jmsI1L dSi ngeies ioi urday. won the fourth heat Satur- total 19-09- Hearden entered the game after finishing second to Trost1 Pettit wasd hel to three late in the second half and -be- in the third race. points in the first period, and came the hero when he scored after two baskets early in the on a jump shot to put Wiscon-; TROST, WHO had won the second period, the game was fin ahead with 28 left first heat of the five-heat stopped and former St. Louis Saturday Results FUN! GAMES! PRIZES! I The Boilermakers tried to come: championships Friday, won the Cardinal great Stan Musial back but eHarden stole the ball third heat Saturday and fin- rented Pettit with a trophy and and stymied Purdue's last-ditch fished second to Perrigo in ame ftTW KOTA1L TIME! U.S.

ROYAL U.S. ROYAL TIRE CENTER TIRE CENTER 20350 GRATIOT 17'32 EUREKA at Froiho Roseville 776-01 CO Wyandotte 284-2370 AMD AT ALL MAHKE7 TIRE STORES attempts to regain possession, Bullets Bow BALTIMORE WISCONSIN Perrigo can win the pionship Sunday by finishing in The ran up a 35 jj the top five of the 20-boat fleet; Cincinnati Royals PURDUE 26 Schellhs 15 5-6 2 Trudeau 0 0-0 13 Purkhisr 8 2-4 20 Garland 4 1-1 11- Brown 3 0-1 7 Jones 4 0-0 0 Hushes 2 0-2 0 12 2-7 1 0-0 5 3-4 9 2-2 5 1-1 3 1-1 0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0-0 Gustfsn Roberts Brens Grams O'Melia Bohen Zubor Johnson Hearden I' in the final heat scheduled to'16-point lead in a hot first half 6 be run at 10 a.m. He has six and hung on to defeat the Ballpoints on his finishes of 2-1-2-1 jtimore Bullets, 109-105, Satur- I to Trost 10 points on finishes! day night. 2 'of 1-6-1-2. 81 36 8-14 80 Totals 36 9-18 Purdue Wisconsin Totals 48 45 32-80 36-81 Wayne Embry scored 20 points and Oscar Robertson 17 as Cincinnati hit 55 per cent of its shots for a 65-49 advantage at halftime.

Bill Mattison of Madison, the defending champion, is third. Kuss Johnson leads the Detroit entries. He is in sixth place with finishes of 4-8-6-5. Bradds Again, 98-96 BLOOMINGTON (UPP Gary Bradds turned in his fourth consecutive 40-point scoring performance Saturday night to lead BALTIMORE Dischngr 5 5-5 Johnson 4 1-1 BIG TEN Northwestern 93, Michigan State 84. Michigan 93, Illinois 82.

Wisconsin II, Purdue 80. Ohio State 98, Indiana 94. Minnesota 74, Iowa 71. STATE Detroit 100, Notre Dame 89. Ferris State 107, Calvin 64.

Kalamazoo 81, Albion 77. Adrian 72, Olivet 60. Indiana Tech 131, Spring Arbor 77. Davenport 98, Bethel 79. Hops 127, Alma 119 (overtime).

Michigan Lutheran 107, S. Macomb CC 93. Kent State 85, Western Michigan 84. Adrian 72, Olivet 40. Hillsdale 79, Northwood 73 (overtime).

Central Mich 71, Eastern III. 57. Aquinas 95, Northern Michigan 94. EAST Pittsburgh 78, Fordham 70. Cornell 4, Brown 68.

Princeton 72, Dartmouth 45. Buffalo 51, Charlotte 41. Slinsery Rock ICO. Lock Haven 47. Bucknell 72, Butgers 71.

Yale 73, Columbia 57. St. John's (N.Y.) 71, Loyola (Chi.) 49. NYU 88, Brandeis 45. Penn State 83, Navy 43.

Penn 75, Harvard 47. Gettysburg 50, Lehigh 45. Duquesne 90, Kentucky Wesleyan '4. Providence 77, Phillips 44'ers 71. Temple 49, Lafayette 40 (overtime).

Army 90, Boston Col 44. LaSallt 43, Villanova 59. it. Bonaventure 79, American U. 47.

ona 48, St. Francis (NY) 57. Holy Cross 75, Assumption 47. Cantsius Manhattan 83. Rhode Island 104, Vermont 85.

Niagara 13, Seton Hall 73. MIDWEST Bethany 95, Case Tech 41. Hiram 81, Kenyon 70. Bradley 74, Wichita 74. Ball State 90, Butler 73.

Oklahoma City 77, Denver 57. Miami (O.) 97. Xavier (O.) 85. Toledo 87, Pan American 79. Bowling Green 76.

Ohio U. 49- (overtime) 1- 1 CINCINNATI 15 Lucas 4 1-1 Twyman 9 1-1 35 Embry 12 4-4 14 Robtrsn 10 10-11 2' Smith 4 3-3 1 Olsen 1 0-2 I Hawkins 4 1-3 5 Arnette 0 1-1 I Bellamy 16 3-8 Howard Boston of Mt. Clem- Green 6 4-4 BALTIMORE BULLETS 3:09 P.M. Season's Only Matinee Special Admission Coupons Available at Leading Merchants FEB. 20th "LADIES' NIGHT" L.

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State into second place in; ens swept the two heats in theisnue 1 o-J i the Big Ten basketball race with Arrow Division. The final Ar- 1 t. i K.OIIS I II a 98-yo overtime victory over IUW "cat wm oe run au i a.m. LIFETIME BHAICE ADJUSTMENT 'Sunday. Indiana.

Totals 45 15-27 105 Baltimore 29 Cincinnati 35 Totals 44 21-28 109 20 26 30-105 30 20 24-109 OHIO STATE INDIANA 6 5-6 17 West Back, But D.VArsdl 5 17-18 27 DeVoe T.VArsdl 5 9-11 19 Shaffer McClckn 11 5-5 27 Bradds PHILADELPHIA Hal Rednbgh 4 0-0 8 Ricketts Pfaff 4 0-0 8 Bowman I 0 0-0 0 Dove 1 0-0 2 13 14-18 40 11 2-3 24 2 2-4 6 3 1-1 7 0 0-0 0 1 0-0 2 0 0-0 0 GUARANTEED 30,000 MILES OR 3 YEARS Greer's 21 points, 10 of them in the last six minutes, broke up Jeanne, Mike In Midland Skate Lead Harden 3 0-0 4 Peters Grieger 0 1-1 1 Flatt Cooper I 0 0-0 0 Ahiivych i a see-saw contest to give tne coop. GUARANTEED 10,000 MILES OR 1 YEAR Philadelphia 76ers a 109-101 vie 37 24-32 8-98 6-96 Totals 32 32-35 96 Totals Ohio State 45 45 Indiana 42 48 Oi i tonight over Los Angeles. nstalled It was the Lakers' ninth loss Exchange Gophers 'All the Way' midland Two last 10 An I Tfvvxr a pttv iron Miojtrt vtnc has been without the serv 1. L. ,1 oo i s.i, of star Jerry West, who Replace brake linings and shoes en all four wheels.

Inspect brake shoe return spring for tension. Bleed lines and fill with new fluid. Adjust brakes on all four wheels. I of the game Saturday night in front Saturday in the first two out with a broken 'handing Big Ten rival Iowa days of racing in the Chemical n8nt thumb. He saw limited JE nstalled L3 Exchange jits fifth consecutive basketball City open speed skating cham- iloss.

76-71. pionships. 1 11 It 1 The Gophers, upping their Carey, a big winner in last ll(l(llC 1 llZZlCS league record to 5-3. took the week's Northern Michigan lead at the outset and stayed skating event, took a com-! VreStIlllrr JllVaiS 1 in front except for a brief FEB. 24th midwav in the firt half Bill Riddle won the host club's GUARANTEED 20.000 MILES OR 2 YEARS 11L VY jn Xil till Li3 sir Kansas 47, Iowa State 45.

Muskingum 95, Baldwin-Wallace 82. Oklahoma State 80, Missouri 41. John Carroll 81, Western Reserve 74. Louisville 85, Marquette 73. Tulsa 99, Loyola (Bait.) 74.

Denison 48 Oberlin 57. Evansvtlle 94, South. Illinois 73. SOUTH Tennessee 82, Mississippi State 58-Marshall 85, Eastern Kentucky 73. Furman 41, The Citadel 59.

Clemson 46, North Carolina State 52. Richimond 94, Virginia Military 90. Duke 104, Maryland 72. Georgia Tech 92, Tulane 48. Kentucky 102, Mississippi 59.

East Tennessee 70, Morehead 48. North Carolina 81, Wake Forest 73. Virginia 54, William Mary 54. Georgia 71, Auburn 47. Memphis State 98, Deoaul 47.

West. Kentucky St. 124, Tampa 79. Vanderblit 44, LSU 44. Furman 42, Citadel 40.

SOUTHWEST Texas Tech 85. Southern Methodist 83. Texas 79, TCU 42. Rice 82, Baylor 45. Texas AIM 72, Arkansas 44.

HIGH SCHOOL River Rouge 72, Melvindal 50. St. Leo 96, St. Vincent 66. St.

Alphonsus 54, St. Patrick 49. St. Gabriel 55. Sweetest Heart 15.

Bloomfield Hills 44, Birmingham Groves 40. St. Alphonsus 54, St. Patrick 49. a Sophomore Don Yates and the 440, the a -mile and the om uue as 1New lorK AUlleuc Installed Exchange BOSTON CELTICS j- Club swept to a team crown in Hazel Park Invitational veteran Mel Northway paced two-mile, and compiled Minnesota with 18 points each, points.

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Lifetime free brake adjustment. wrestling tournament Saturday. 8:30 P.M. jessens i was nign lor uie. Second in all three races was Riddle, 138 pounds, had to inawKejes.

Blasy of Midland. He -r beat NYACs Chikara Murono I iowa Minnesota ihas eiffht Doints. 1. Replace brake linings and shoes on all four wheels. 2.

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5. Adjust brakes en all four wheels. The Fabulous P. win NY AC champs included 'Rocky Aoki (114 pounds), Jerry 5 2-3 12' Grenier (154), Morgan Peters (191) and Bill Farrell (213) 6 1-2 13 Hudson 8 2-4 18 Davis 3 5-4 11 Northway 1 2-2 4 Kunze 1 0-0 2 Clark 2 3-3 7 Druskin 4 0-18 Yates 0 0-2 0 4 0-1 I 6 2-3 14 6 6-8 18 0 3-3 3 5 1-1 11; 0 0-0 0 8 2-4 18 Miss Omelenchuk chalked up 10 points by winning the 440 and 34-MiIe races in Ihe senior women's class. Kay Gapczynski of Alpena was Roach Jessen Peeples Rodgers Pauling Hankins Bastien Banasiek Olson FOUR FRESHMEN in Conceit EQUIPMENT QUALITY 3 ill Wrestling Michigan State 64, Illinois-Chicago runner-up both times.

She carries six points Into Sunday's finals. 47. Totals 29 13-21 71 MUFFLERS Totals 30 16-22 76 41 35-76 35 3471 Minnesota Iowa Big Ten Cage FORD CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH RAMBLER COMET VALIANT CORVAIR FALCON TEMPEST LANCER AIR-FLIGHT 100 NYLON Tubed and Tubeless 10:31 P.M. to Midnifht NO INCREASE IN PRICES! FEB. 26th Bob Norman of Detroit captured the 34-mile and two-mile races in Senior Men's Class B.

He finished third in the 440 and took a 12-11 lead over Rfiger; Cady of Bay City. 1 Another close duel shaped up; in the Intermediate Boys class. I Conference All Games Pet. Pet FULLY GUARANTEED 7.50x14 7.1015 6.70x15 Vs. CASSIUS CLAY Challenger SONNY LIST0N CnompOM Pitt.

22, Michigan State 5. Wayne State 21, Western Reserve 12. Swimming Albion 55, Ohio Wesleyan 40. Albion 59, Denison 34. Indiana 44, Cincinnati 31.

Iowa 44, Illinois 39. Michigan 41, Michigan State 44. Minnesota 42, Wisconsin 38. Minnesota 49, Purdue 32. Ohio State 58, Northwestern 42.

Western Michigan 58, Notre Dame 37. Wisconsin 57, Purdue 48. Fencing Detroit 15, Wisconsin 12. Illinois 14, Michigan State 13. Illinois 24, Chicago 1.

Michigan State 18, Wayne State 9. Mlchiaan State 15, Chicago 11. Ohio State 14, Wisconsin 11. Ohio State 15, Detroit 12. Hockey North Daktota 3, Michigan Tech t.

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