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- 48 »: t O B From BOZEMAN (AP)- Forty-eight turnout as we expected," he said. elk were taken out of the upper “We usually get over 70 per cent on Host Ricks College, with Its No. 1 decision in the first round but Gallatin Canyon over the special hunts like this, but we only team taking 8 of 10 firstrplace rallied for his runner-up finish with weekend—the second phase of a had about 60 per cent out this past spots, dominated the Blackmark decisions over Barker and Jenks of' special elk season that Fish and weekend. We are sure that we Wrestling Tournament which Ricks. DAILY TRIBUNE-EXAMINER Game Department officers won’t get 500 head," he said. featured 60 matches Saturday at Dave Hartman, Western’s un­ Monday said would not yield the. PagM^^tesdc^^ The Fish and Game Department Rexburg, Idaho. beaten 177-pounder, continued his expected 500 animals to thin down had said earlier, when the con­ Comprising the entry were unblemished string but lost the the 2,100-animal herd. ' troversial special season was still squads from Western Montana and tourney title to Wall of Ricks, after Only 157 hunters of the 250 Snow Colleges, along with two the two battled to Jr draw and Wall permits allocated over the three- in the planning stage, that the herd should be thinned by at least 500 units from the Rickc campus. won the nod on totfcl tourney points. day hunt checked into the two Coach Ron Wlrtz’ WMC grap- Hartman scored two highly- hunting areas, one adjacent to head to preserve the range for future generations of elk. Martin Draws Attention plers were led by Heavyweight impressive decisions ..and now Yellowstone National Park, the Ron Banks, a 258-pound freshman, stands 5-0-lontne season. other encompassing the Porcupine Gallatin Valley residents' had who won his weight class by pan­ Creek Range. opposed that view, stating the hunt ning Purday of Ricks and Van- Lloyd Omsberg and Kelly The Bozeman District infor­ would only destroy the animals For Hockey All-Stars derwood of Snow prior to a draw Barrett, a pair of top Bulldog mation officer, Don Bianchi, said with no good effects. with Ricks’ Gilbert. H»e two vic­ contenders, suffered first round the department considered the Thus far, with the hunt half over, ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Martin. "I was doing okay, but we coach) Punch Imlach noticed ittories and single standoff raised injuries and were unable to con- „ hunt a success but could not ex­ 115 animals have been taken. The — Hie Silver Anniversary of the weren’t winning.'1 just didn’t feel and said, ‘Look relax, play your Banks’ season mark to 5-2-1. tinue competition. plain the lack of hunters. remaining two, 3;day hunts are National Hockey League All-Star right. I was pressing, trying to do game and don’t worry about Second places were won by .. Western will host the powerful "We’re not getting as high a scheduled Jan. 28-30 and Feb. 4-6. game tonight will be without two of too many things. But (Buffalo anything.’ That’s when it started Western’s Pat Hurley' and Dave Ricks club in a rematch here the game’s fabled names, Gordie rolling and rolling." Hartman. Tuesday, Feb. 1, with the dual Howe and Jean Beliveau. Martin’s 55 points rank him Hurley lost the 158-pound crown- meet scheduled in the old WMC But Richard Martin of the W e s t e r n seventh in NHL scoring, and put to Snow’s Dave Lot on a close Gymnasium. Buffalo Sabres, at 20 the youngest him on tonight’s powerful; East You've Heard it, player in the 8:35 p.m., EST, game offensive that is led by Boston’s at Minnesota’s Metropolitan Sports L o s e s Phil Esposito with 39 goals and 41 Center, is drawing as much at­ assists and New York’s Jean tention as a Howe or Beliveau. Ratelle with 28 goals and 51 assists. Bruins Still on Now Listen Again The 5-foot-ll, 165-pound left Hie West, trying to take its wing, leading candidate for rookie A g a i n ^second straight victory after of the year, is scoring at a greater winning 2-1 in Boston last year, is Top in Basketball By Ron Papike clip than any first-year player HAVRE (AP) — Northern dominated by nine Chicago Black Ernest Hemmingway wrote, “If you tell it to them once they think it is before him. Montana, behind 27 points scored Hawks. Bobby Hull is the West LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - marvelous. When you tell it to them again they say, ‘We heard that Howe got seven goals his first by A1 Wasson, came out on top of a scoring leader with 35 goals and 27 State’s schedule. “I don’t blame before somewhere. Where do you suppose he got that from? ’ If you tell it season, Beliveau 13, Bobby Orr 13 give-and-take basketball game It’s hard to take basketball coach them," Tarkanian says. But in assists. Jerry Tarkanian of Long Beach to them a third time they are bored to death and they won’t listen to it. It and Bobby Hull 13 in their first Monday night to beat Western Also joining Martin as first-year Long Beach 30 miles south of the State seriously when he says he may be more true every time. But they get tired of hearing it.” seasons. Montana 79-75 in frontier Con­ all-stars are die East’s Rod Seiling Bruins in Westwood, it’s hard to isn’t thinking about UCLA. It gets With 33 goals and 22 assists, ference play. of New York; Paul Henderson, ignore John Wooden’s giants of Aldo Leopold, the father of modern game management, said in 1933, Northern Montana took an early harder when, in the next breath, he college basketball, who again this “One of the most important properties of game populations and one so Martin appears certain to break Toronto, and starting goalie Ken the rookie scoring record spt in lead but then lost it to a halftime Dryden, Montreal, and the West’s starts talking about what his third- year may stand between the 49ers far little explored, is the limit of density, or maximum number of in­ Western lead of 39-38. Northern ranked 49ers will have to do if they and a chancre at the national title. dividuals per unit area.” 1970-71 by teammate Gil Perrault, Garry Unger, St. Louis; Ross 1971 winner of the Calder Cup then took a slim lead, 40-39, early in Lonsberry, LosAngeles, and Simon find themselves on the same court It’s also hard to ignore the Olau J . Murie, world’s foremost authority on the American elk said in rookie of the year award after the second half but had to battle to with the mighty Bruins. Bruins nationally. In nationwide Nolet, Philadelphia. “Of course, you can’t beat UCLA 1951, “Manifestly, the normal carrying capacity of an overpopulated scoring 38 goals and 34 assists. the last 16 minutes of play when it Chicago shutout artist Tony balloting in this week’s college range is less than that of one that has not been injured, and to promote Martin was drafted out of junior took a one-point lead, 47-46, and if you can’t get through their press basketball poll, they received all 43 Esposito and Minnesota’s Gump and stop their fast break," the recovery an abnormally low population (of elk) must be maintained.” hockey last season after he set a was never headed after that. Worsley will share goaltending first-place votes and 860 points. Wasson was high man in the coach says. “If you can do those They’ve won all 14 games played Frank H. Dunkle, former director of the Montana Fish and Game record 71 goals in the Ontario honors for the west. Hockey Association. game while Western’s John Weeks things, then they’re down to earth. this season. Department, said in 1971, “Without hunting, many of our game species West Coach Billy Reay of "Hiey run so well that if you just Martin said he has felt little led his team with 20 points. Chicago is expected to start Hull, So has Marquette, ranked and especially deer, antelope, and other big game would suffer con­ Hie win gave Northern a 2-1 relax for a second they’ve got a second. Long Beach State was siderably from overpopulation and range depletion. Over population pressure as goal totals soar. Stan Mikita of Chicago and Bill “Hie most pressure I had was conference record and 4-12 overall bucket. I hope we get to play rated third, followed by Louisville, poses one of the greatest threats to our big game populations.” Goldsworthy of Minnesota at them.” after about 10 games,” said while Western fell to 1-2 and 11-7. forwards. North Carolina, Ohio State, And so the controversy over the Gallatin Canyon elk hunt rages on. UCLA isn’t on Long Beach Southern California, Virginia, The new breed of protectionists, flush with success in the heartlands Penn and Florida State. of Florida, take on all comers. Sadly, though, they are allowing their South Carolina headed the personal feelings and prejudices to jaundice their judgment, using up second ten. Then came South­ vital energies that should be used to solve the real issues concerning this western Louisiana, Brigham nation’s conservation ills. Recently, these counterfeit conservationists Marquette Edges Irish Young, Marshall, Hawaii, Min­ have found it fashionable to bad-lip guns, hunting, and sportsmen. nesota, Princeton, Maryland 1 wonder if these people know that of the 101 species now considered A1 McGuire, Marquette’s usuallyseason’s winning streak to 15 virtually every victory, was sur­to a 9-0 lead. Louisville’s Jim Price Northern Illinois and Missouri. endangered in the United States none are game animals or have become fiery basketball coach, did an Monday night, defeating Notre prisingly calm after the unex­ led all scorers with 23 points, while Tarkanian’s unheralded team endangered because of hunting; that the official state bird of New York, about-face, but his Warriors didn’t. Dame 71-62, while McGuire, who pectedly close call against the 3-9 teammate Ron Thomas scored 17 nearly beat UCLA in the NCAA the eastern bluebird, never a game bird, is on the state’s “most rare” The unbeaten Warriors ran their has been berating his team after Fighting Irish. points and grabbed 22 rebounds. regionals last year, but the Bruins list; that brown pelicans, California condors, nongame birds ad in­ Instead, he reserved most of his Brigham Young, the No. 13 team, squaked by 57-55—and then rolled finitum are on the endangered list. comments for Notre Dame. ‘They routed Athletes in Action 109-59 as to their fifth straight NCAA I wonder if they know that in 1969, the states received over $30 million should be proud,” he said, 6-foot-ll Kresimir Cosic scored 17 championship. Barber Sweats to points, snared 18 rebounds and from excise taxes on sporting arms and ammunition for wildlife referring to the losers. “They restoration ; that besides being used to enhance game populations and played well. Digger Phelps has blocked 11 shots. habitat, there are spin off benefits for a host of nongame species; that done an excellent job. Every time Northern Illinois, rated 19th, since the beginning of this program, the states have purchased over a Win Golf Classic we went to the zone, he had his registered its 10th consecutive teanY hold the bail; which was a victory and llth in ; 12 games,' million acres of marshland, absolutely essential not only for ducks and CLEVELAND (AP) - The duck hunters but for marsh wrens, and grebes, and a host of other TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Portly, who beat Dave Hill and Tommy smart move.” handing Central Michigan its worst marsh dwellers not now or never hunted. aging Miller Barber had just Aaron in a nationally televised 18 Phelps also was proud of his setback in eight years 93-64. Cleveland Cavliers reactivated rookie ace Austin Carr Monday I wonder if they know that money paid by duck hunters for duck finished a m arathon, 21-hole hole affair for the Glen Campbell- team. “I felt we did a great job,” Sophomore Jim Bradley led stamps, totalling over 100 million dollars, was used to acquire over a playoff and he was sighing in Los Angeles Open crown in the first he said, “But we got a little tired at Northern Illinois with 25 points. and said he will be available for half a million acres of national wildlife refuge lands and to obtain weariness with perspiration tournament on the long pro the end and missed some key shots. Eau Claire of Wisconsin, ranked tonight’s game here against Golden State. easements prohibiting drainage of an additional 100,000 acres; that glistening on his bald head and schedule. But we kept our poise and con­ the nation’s top small college streaming down beside the And it was the longest playoff fidence the whole game. team, suffered its first loss in 14 To return Carr from the injured United States sportsmen have poured more than $15 million into Canada list, the National Basketball to construct over 900 “duck factories,” restoring over 1,600,000 acres of aviators’ glasses he always wears. since Lloyd Mangrum went 36 Remember, we played the No. 2 games, bowing to North Dakota 73- prime waterfowl nesting habitat and 8,200 miles of vital shoreline. “I was just trying to get in— just holes to beat Byron Nelson and Vic team in the country and they didn’t 70. Craig Skarperud’s 22 points led Association club said waivers were I wonder if they know that there are eight times more deer now than in trying to finish,” the 40-year-old Ghezzi for the 1946 United States run us off the court. Before the North Dakota, now 12-4. Mike being asked on rookie Jackie 1900, five times more elk, six times more wild turkeys than ten years veteran said Monday after out­ Open title at Canterbury in season ends we’re going to knock Ratliff had 25 points and Frank Ridgle of the University of ago. lasting George Archer in pro golf’s Cleveland. That one was set up off some of those biggies.” Schade 24 for Eau Claire. California. I wonder if they know that the Grand Canyon National Game longest playoff in more than a differently. Jim Chones paced Marquette Jim Andrews poured in 34 points Preserve was set aside in 1906 to protect the mule deer found adjacent to quarter of a century. After they tied at the end of 18, with 24 points. Gary Novak of as Kentucky overpowered Van­ PITTSBURGH (AP) - The the Park; that the deer herd which built up to 100,000 animals created a Barber, who had to shoot a another 18 was scheduled. Notre Dame scored 25. derbilt 106-80 in a rough game. Pittsburgh Pirates Monday an­ desert out of the lush plateau; that all but 12,000 died the agonozing fourth-round 65 Sunday to gain a This time an additional 18 was Meanwhile, fourth-ranked Kentucky’s Larry Stemper was nounced the signing of veteran death of starvation. spot in the playoff, rolled in an 18- scheduled—instead of the usual Louisville walloped North Texas ejected from the game after infielder Bill Mqzeroski. This will I wonder if they know that nearly $2 billion is added to the nation’s foot birdie putt from below the cup sudden death on Sunday—because State 95-72 for its 13th consecutive decking the Commodores’ Jan Van be the 17th season in the National economy by hunters. on the 93rd hole to take down the of the national television contract. victory following a season-opening Breda Kolff. League for Mazeroski, 35, who last I wonder if they know that I am running out of paper; that I have only title and the $30,-000 first prize in Then, when they tied with par 72s one-point loss to Florida. Elsewhere, it was: Georgia 79, year batted .254 in 70 games. touched on a small part of the great job sportsmen and federal, state, the Dean Martin-Tucson Open golf over the first 18, they went to The Cardinals, now 3-0 in the Auburn 72; Louisiana State 84, and private fish and game agencies have done for the wildlife and tournament. sudden death. Missouri Valley Conference, held Florida 73; Kansas 74, Iowa State WASHINGTON (AP) - Walter wildlands of this country; that 17 million hunters continue this work “We were both about to fall North Texas scoreless for nearly 71; Oklahoma 82, Oklahoma State Kennedy and Jack Dolph, com­ today and will fight tenaciously to protect what they have already ac­ down,” Barber said in a brief in­ the first four minutes while racing 68; Duquesne 65, Xavier 57. missioners of the National complished. terview before catching a plane Sports in Basketball Association and the But, they’ve probably heard all of this before. I’m afraid I’ve bored home to Sherman, Tex. to see his American Basketball Association, them. So it goes. new son. ProBasketball Standings respectively, were scheduled as Archer, a 32-year-old former leadoff witnesses today as a Senate Masters champion and one of the Brief NBA Tuesday’s Games panel resumes hearings on an­ hottest players now on the tour, Atlantic Division Seattle at Milwaukee titrust exemptions to permit a General W.L.Pct.G.B. Boston 3416.680— Boston at New York picked up $17,100 for second place. SACRAMENTO, Calif.-Debbie merger of the two major He left immediately after finishing New York 2820.5835 Phoenix at Los Angeles professional basketball leagues. YouKnow You Can Count Meyer, three-time swimming gold Philadelphia 2129.42013 Atlanta at Buffalo and was not available for com­ medal winner in the 1968 Olympics Player and lawyer represen­ ment. Buffalo 1332.28918% Golden State at Cleveland tatives of football and basketball at Mexico City, announced her Central Division Portland at Houston It was the second extra round in . retirement from competitive associations are scheduled to ON THE CAT three weeks for the 6-foot-6 Archer, Baltimore 2226.458— Only games scheduled appear before an antitrust and swimming at age 19. Atlanta 1831.3674% Cincinnati Wednesday’s Games monopoly subcommittee during Golf 1533.3137 two days of testimony. The hearing A rctic Cat S ales and S ervice TUCSON, Ariz.—Miller Barber Cleveland 1533.3137 Buffalo at Baltimore ended a playoff that had extended Cleveland at Boston is being chaired by Sen. 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