ii BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS. Saturday, February 7, 19TC ] 7 Demands Of New Glenwood Acres Lift Top Skiers In Operation This Weekend Rejected By JIM HIGBY GLENWOOD ACRES expects VAL GABDENA, Italy, (AT) to have its new double-chairlift — The Federal Council of the in operation this weekend, a International Ski Federation re­ $100,000 improvement at the jected demands Friday night resort which accommodates The from 27 of the world's top sla­ Courier-Express Ski School. lom skiers to be exempted from The new lift is 3,200 feet long, a qualification round for the twice as long as Glenwood's world championships special No. 1 T-bar, and will handle slalom. 1.200 skiers an hour. Skiers The rejection came on the eve using It will find a whole new of the start of the eight-day complex of trails and slopes championships in this Italian available to them. Dolomite Valley. The skiers, IT- spearheaded by veteran Karl NIAGARA FRONTIER Ski Schranz of Austria and Patrick Council junior racing action Russet of France, said in a let­ shifts this weekend to Wing Hol­ ter to the FIS that they would low. Race Chairman Leo Nenno not rake part in the special sla­ and Referee Hans Auer have lom If the qualification system arranged a two-run slalom for were maintained. Saturday and a two-run giant But at the end of the FIS slalom for Sunday. Reddington Baker Shifflet Barnes Baker O'Grady Nunes Gninrweig Mogavero Yakapovkh meeting, President Marc Hodler They expect about 150 young­ of Switzerland said that only the sters. But the cream of the Van Loan Grandoal Atthcide Sawlcx Carney Davis Rojek lidge Sutton Stretcher French and the Austrian* ap­ council's kids—13 boys and Jes­ parently were determined not to Jamestown Seneca Benne*^ KWeit K-West sica Reed—will be at Hunter St. Joe't Frontier Stueet Home Canisiua Timon race. Mountain in the Catskills trying to make the New York State ALL-WNY FOOTBALL DINNER—Members of the O'Grady, Timon; Willie Davis and Tony Nunes, James­ * • • . team. 12th annual Courier-Express All-Western New York town; Chuck Rojek and John Grunzweig, Seneca; Ken "It was a unanimous decision They got a good start on that football team were presented attractive watches at a Lidge and Nick Mogavero, Bennett. Walsh's Paul by the council," Hodler said. project last weekend at Greek dinner Thursday night at the Buffalo Athletic Club. Prusak and coach Jim Cleveland were unable to at­ "All members agreed that the Peak in the first of three quali­ tend. Representing The Courier-Express were Cy letter was presented at an inop­ fiers. Tom Metzger won two Honored players and their coaches were Rob Sutton, portune time. The skiers could of the races and Billy Taylor Gary Streicher and Jules Yakapovich, Kenmore West; King, executive editor; Leonard Feldmann, managing have made their move much one. Larry Van Loan and Tom Reddington, St. Joseph's; editor; Thomas Schaeffer, advertising manager; Don earlier, either through their na­ Several other boys and Jes­ Conrad Grandoni and Jim Baker, Frontier; Gary Barnett, promotion director; Charles Flynn, assistant tional federations or directly sica also did well. The Greek Altheide and Joe Shifflet, Sweet Home; Paul Sawicz promotion director; Mike Kanaley, sports editor and through FIS." Peak racers concetrated on the Hodler said the FIS council slalom. At Hunter they will be and John Barnes, Canisius; Ed Carney and Joe Jim Baker, sports writer. •• ____^__ was not rejecting the skiers' re­ working on the giant slalom. •:%*•*:• £?$?:•:*«!*»•. quest altogether for the future. And next week at Gore Moun­ Phil Ranallo "We will study it with calm tain in the Adirondack the and see what changes can be emphasis will be on the down­ Miss Whalen Foster Eggert Miss Paige made for the 1972 Winter Olym­ hill. pics in Sapporo, Japan," be BLIND SKI BUFFS—Bobby Foster, director of tht added. THIS IS THE kind of winter Glenwood Acres and Courier-Express Ski Schools, Hodler said the delegation it has been. The ski buffs had and his staff have been teaching 20 students from the What** New Today heads of Italy, -the United nothing but zero weather during State School for the Blind in Batavia to ski this States, Switzerland and West most of January and December. "THE BISON BASEBALL CLUB, SAM, is the senior member "Hyde Park Stadium In Niagara Falls, where the Bisons blew Germany had confirmed It has gone back to zero again winter. Among his advanced group are Susanne T. of Buffalo's sports family," Honest Harry said. "The Bisons another $175,000 for the last two years, also is out. The Falls will through the council that their now that it's February. But Whalen, Todd E. Eggert and Arlene M. Paige. They have a baseball team of its own occupying that park this year. skiers would take part in the Coach Tom Torge of the Ski are among the Batavia students who ski the T-bar have been with us since Rutherford Hayes occupied the White qualification race Saturday, al­ Council had to send one of his slope under the guidance of Harold Kolb, Foster's House. though they had signed the peti­ young racers to a physician "SO WHERE DO THE BISONS go? Frank Barry of 10 Nina tion. last Sunday—for acute sunburn. assistant, and other members of the staff. "They've provided this community with wholesome enter­ Place, a Bison baseball buff, believes he has the answer. Barry * • • That resulted from a gorgeous of Wing Hollow, 125.62, and ber about 400. Patrol leaders tainment for 9? years . . . since 1878—almost 80 years before sun reflection from the snow says there's a perfect spot for the Bisons—a wonderful home for Elizabeth Wormer of Wing Hol- at the various areas will be giv­ the Bills became a glint in Ralph Wilson's eyes, and decades The coach of the U»S. men's and a temperature up near 40. ing qualifying exams in the near them—right in the heart of town. team, Don Henderson of Plym­ low, 135.6 Class III, Linda before any of us learned the number of guys on a side in hockey. POLE-JUMPERS from Cock­ future to about 40 candidates. "And Frank Barry is right. outh, N.J., shrugged off threats aigne led the field Sunday in Davis of Glenwood, 107.05; of a boycott—a move led by the Wing Hollow's first "gelandes- Cindy Thompson of Glenwood, "Despite their long history in Buffalo, and despite their cur­ 'All-High Stadium—the cozy and intimate facility behind veteran Austrian skier, Karl prunge"—with takeoff from a MISSW TAYLOR of Glenwood, 113.72, and Lucie Potter of Wing still in the running for a place rent sorry plight, the Bisons—like the oldest son or mound of snow onty_aboutjhxee Hoilow 'This controversy was raised feet Isfcjh the—girts*—Eastern Atphrer^ many a family—are finding it extremely difficult to get us to pay Evenden of Glenwood, 105.72; team, competes this weekend in any attention. "All-High Stadium, which is owned by the City of Buffalo, by atnletes and they alone will Denny Bush, a Jamestown act on it," Henderson said. "We jumper who teaches at Cock­ Joan Campbell of Peek'n Peak, the Starr Cup races at Stowe, "In fact, we're treating the Bisons as if they were the black would be ideal. coaches are not directly in­ aigne, won the professional first 114.10, and Peggy Maloney of Vt. She ran into difficulty last gheep of the family. "All-High has almost everything—14,000 individual seats, two volved." prize with a fine leap of 66'A Holimont, 135.55. Class I, Peter weekend at Waterville Valley, Szudlo of Wing Hollow, 122.83; N.H., in Corcoran Cup competi­ excellent dressing rooms, four spacious rest rooms. And both Schranz has been the leader feet. Franz Elsigar who runs "IT'S A FUNNY WORLD, Sam. Linda Burt of Peek'n Peak, tion and was disqualified each in a protest against leading Cockaigne's ski school, was sec­ 127.46, and Barbara Felrz of sides of the stadium are covered. skiers having to qualify for the ond with 65>/i feet and Ronald day. "Here we are—on the brink of spending a couple dozen bales Bluemont, 129.03. tr­ of money for construction of a domed stadium 104 furlongs from final races. He insists that those Konkus third with 62%. "A GOOD PAINT JOB, THE installation of lights and a few with good records this season in Randy Farnsworth of Wing io. JOHN LORE of Matter- City Hall to save the Bills. moderate alterations, Sam, would transform All-High Stadium International Skiing Federation Hollow led the amateurs with JACK McKENNA, who has be­ horn Ski Club in CoWen has "Also, we're in the process of forking up $6.2-million to into one of the best parks in the country for minor-league baseball. events should be automatically 60% feet, followed by Don come a fixture after six years invited friends to a pot-luck enlarge Memorial Auditorium and make It a suitable home for passed into the championships. Raybsh of Bradford at 59 feet, as regional director of the dinner and evening of skiing to celebrate Valentine's Day our new major-league hockey team. "The cost of all this would be maybe $150,000—a mere fly "Now they want to dump our and Harold Myerling of Cleve­ National Ski Patrol here, has efforts into a wastebasket," the land at 58. announced that he will step Feb. 14. And Wing Hollow will speck compared with what we're going to sink into the dome have its second all-night "ski- "Yet, we are turning our backs on the Bisons—in their Austrian said. it"*" down and permit a successor to and Memorial Auditorium, be chosen in April. athon and breakfast" Feb. 20. hour of need. _ e THE FFTELD brothers of "Another thing, Sam—Frank Barry tells me there's a huge Orchard Park and Glenwood McKenna last weekend helped The first during Christmas open space just beyond the east end of the stadium that could continue to dominate Class II Bob Suidzinski of Kissing Bridge vacation drew 400 skiers. be turned Mto a 1,000-car partrtng lot. and IV racing. Robert Ffield and Dave Pa> ne. Western New wanna City Council had embraced the Bisons and had planned to Mrs. Jones won the Class TV Holimont Clas­ York regional training officer, renovate their stadium, at a cost of $500,000. "Mayor Sedita and our other city fathers can bail out the sic race Sunday in 104.92 sec­ put a class of 34 through the SNOWMOBILE desperate Bisons, Sam, by making All-High Stadium available. onds and Paul Ffield the Class senior patrolman exam at Kiss­ $9 per nr. "THEN SOME LACKAWANNA taxpayers objected to the Named On III event in 101.63. ing Bridge. It was the largest 149 Acres—New York's T.inert expenditure—which was their prerogative. They demanded and "IT WOULD BE A FORM OF justice, to tell the truth. It was Penny Northrup, the Ellicott- class ever and 17, or exactly Fleet of New Bn«wmobllci got a referendum, and wound up literally kicking the Bisons out the City of Buffalo that took away Offermann Stadium from the ville girl who is rapidly recover­ half, passed. ing from injuries suffered in Qualified ski patrolmen at the SNOW RANCH of town. Bisons—in order to construct Woodlawn Junior High on that spot Cup Team World Cup racing in Europe, Route 20A—12 miles east of Best Aurora 13 resorts in this area now num­ OPEN DAILY—Noon to S P.M. "Now, the Bisons are homeless and beggfcg for help. LONDON, (AP> — Mrs. Ann pre-ran the course on Holimont's "Where can they go? "The Bisons, forced to vacate Offermann, had to switch to Jones, reigning Wimbledon ten­ "Hamilton Heights"—an 18-gate War Memorial stadium, where baseball was never the same— nis champion who spent 2Vi giant slalom. Hera are other CHARLIE BAKER'S "War Memorial Stadium is out. The Bisons played in War and where the Bisons began to fade away. years touring as a professional, winners: SEMI-ANNUAL Memorial Stadium for seven years—and proved that night was named Friday for Britain's BOYS 1970 Wightman Cup squad. Class IV (up to 12)—Robert baseball simply cannot go in that concrete jungle. The Bisons "The City of Buffalo could make it all up to the bleeding Ffield, Peter Murzda, Holiday blew $525,000 over that span. Bisons—by opening the All-High gates to them." Basil Reay, secretary of the British Lawn Tennis Association Valley. 107.50, and Don Cutker said the United States, Britain's of Holimont, 114.66. Class HI CLEARANCE SALE! Wightman Cup opponent, had (12-12), Paul Ffield, John Dwyer NHL Standings given its approval. of Wing Hollow, 101.65, and Dan­ Rinka Well ny Cohen of Glenwood, 104.09. 20% to 50% Reductions! New Group Buys • * * Class II (H41), Paul Salzyn, Eastern Division Kissing Bridge^, 102.49; Mike Teem W. L. T. aw OA Pts Every famous label garment is from our regular In Front In New York 29 10 10 174 112 M Reay added: "We shall have Naylon of Kissing Bridge, 103.17, Boston 27 12 11 190 153 and Bill Piper of Bristol Moun­ stock! Original price tags remain! Charge it! Montreel 26 12 11 1eS 124 no objection to Billie Jean King Detroit 24 IS 7 14J 12* and Rosemary Casals playing tain, 104. Class I (16-17), Rich­ Cockaigne Resort Chicago 25 17 t 147 10t for the United States if they fol- ard Raines of Blue Bird Ski Point Race Toronto 20 21 S 145 US low Mrs. Jones and quit the Club, 92.98; Stuart Besch of FAMOUS BRANDS FROM REGULAR STOCKS! Couricr-Bxprtat Jamestown Surimu Western Division But their plans for a golf NEW YORK (API - John Team w. L. T. OP OA professional ranks." Kissing Bridge, 94.45. and Dale JAMESTOWN — John C. Van- course, artificial lake and bridle Rinka of Kenyon is beyond St. Louis 24 17 7 141 113 The Wightman Cup has al­ Whitson of Wing Hollow, 96.11. QUALITY ZIP-LINED paths never developed. Philadelphia ..,.12 21 17 117 150 Scoter of Fredonia and Jack reach with a 41.3 average but a Pittsburgh 15 25 8 113 158 ways involved women amateurs GIRLS Dean of Mayville have bought VanScoter, operator of the big battle has developed be­ Minnesota 10 24 14 138 148 of the two countries. ALL-WEATHER COATS Baird Realty Co. In Fredonia, tween Isaiah Wilson of Baltimore Oakland 13 29 8 109 164 The three girls, along with Class TV, Julie Ernst of Cockaigne, the ski resort-real is a ski enthusiast. Dean, also Los Angeles 9 33 5 103 181 Glenwood 112.45; Mary Mayers Formerly Priced $50.00 to $75.00 estate development near Sin- and Travis Grant of Kentucky Thursday's Results Francoise Durr of France, a real estate-insurance man, State for the No. 2 spot in the At Detroit-Dotroit 4, Toronto 1 toured as professionals for clairville, in a deal announced has been secretary and a stock­ At Boston-Boston 5, Philadelphia 1 Thursday by Marine Midland's small college basketball scoring At Los Angeles-Montreal vs. L.A.. inc Promoter George MacCall. But Chautauqua National Bank and holder in Peek 'n Peek, an un­ race. Only games. Mrs. Jones was released from Defensive Backs usually successful ski resort Friday's Games her contract last year and rein­ 20% Off the U.S. Small Business Ad­ near Clymer. According to National Collegi­ Oakland at St. Louis ministration. ate Sports Service statistics re­ Only game. stated as a player by the British Top Draft List SALE PRICED $40 TO $60 Barnes has continued to oper­ LTA, which no longer The principals in the trans­ leased Friday, Rinka has put to­ NEW YORK (AP) — Profes­ action made no mention of ate under a lease agreement gether his leading 41.3 average differentials between profession­ You'll recognize these popular, nationally advertised famoos label since the hank took over and als and amateurs. sional football clubs picked price. The bank, which ac­ on 252 field goals and 157 free Trio Is Signed more defensive backs, 78, than makes at ince! All with warm zip-in linings! Choose your All- quired Cockaigne in a fore­ has been having a successful throws for 661 points. Mrs. King and Miss Casals season. Franz Elsigan of Elli- are under contract until ApriL any other category in the recent Weather Coat or Raincoat now and save 20%! closure action last fall, has By Kansas City college draft. been talking $525,000 for the cottville has continued to run- ir ~k ir 2,000-acre property. the ski school and shop. • • • An analysis of the selections Wilson and Grant are tied for KANSAS CITY (AP> — The by the National Football League SPECIAL GROUP! AMAZING SACRIFICE/ Nicholas Barnes, a onetime It was understood the deal Kansas City Royals Thursday The British did not name their Philadelphia advertising man, did not include the Sinclair- the second with identical 32,1 Friday reveals, however, that averages, although Grant has announced three more players team for the Wightman Cup, 228 offensive players were se­ and a group of associates organ­ vilte Hotel which Cockainge signed contracts with the Amer­ which is to be played at Wim­ PETROCELLI and ized Cockaigne as an all-year has remodeled and operated outscored Wilson 513, to 481. ican League Baseball club. lected to 198 defensive players, resort about seven years ago. for weekend skiers. VanScoter Grant also is the field goal per­ bledon June 12 and 13. They not including 16 kicking special­ centage leader with a .746 accu­ The Royals announced the simply announced that Mrs. ists. EAGLE SUITS They put in two double chair- and Dean said one of their first signing of pitchers Jim Rooker lifts and bought the Austrian racy average. Jones would train as a member Formerly Priced To $130.00 objectives is to enlarge the and Paul Splittorff and catcher- of the squad. pavilion at the New York celebrated A-frame pavilion at In other individual depart­ infielder Dennis Paepke. • • • World's Fair for the ski facility. ments, Jake Ford of Maryland Reay said Mrs. Jones will not the ski resort. Rooker had a pitching record be eligible for the Federation Grambling and Southern Cali­ One special group of odds and ends State is No. 1 In free throw per­ of 4-16 and a 3.76 earned run fornia, each with nine pros­ in famous label suits by Petrocelli and centage with a .913 mark and Cup, world team event event average as a rookie with Kan­ pects, were the leading schools Eagle Clothes! Broken sizes and Russell Jackson of Southern U. sas City. He hit four home runs. which is scheduled for May 19- $AQ95 24 in Freiburg, West Germany. in a draft that covered 192 col­ leads in rebounds with a 25.1 av­ leges and universities. Nebras­ colors! On sale while they last! You erage. Under the rules of the Inter­ must hurry for this bargain! • • • national Lawn Tennis Federa­ ka, Penn State and UCLA each 69 Maryland State is the leading District Splittorff had a 12-10 record tions reinstated professionals are had eight, Michigan had seven • I.* offensive team, scoring 113.2 and 4.55 earned run average and Kansas State, Oklahoma, points a game, while Ashland, banned from the Federation with Omaha, American Associ­ Cup. Purdue, Southern U. and Take 90 Day$ To Pay! No Extra Cartt Ohio, is the stingiest team, al­ ation champions, last year. Tennessee each had six. Sales Manager lowing only 39.1 points a game. A breakdown by positions re­ Master Charge, Empire Card and Home Budget Term* — #.—— Paepke also played with Griffin Is Signed HOME ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTS Omaha last year, batting .295 vealed there were 78 defensive STAN MUSIAL hit for a total with nine home runs and 57 backs, 63 running backs, 50 wide of 6,134 total bases and was runs batted in during 98 games To Houston Pact receivers, 48 linebackers, 39 of­ i I! \KI II IIAKI K'S Highly rotptettd manufacturer In tha horn* •nftrtainmtnt t\»e- most valuable player in the Na­ as a catcher-first baseman. He HOUSTON (AP> — Pitcher fensive tackles, 37 defensive tional League during his St has hit .300 in winter ball with Tom Griffin has signed his 1970 tackles, 35 defensive ends, 29 tronici Industry hoi on •xc«pfior»aI opportunity for an • xp«ri- Louis Cardinals career. Aragua, Venezuela. Houston Astros' contract, gener­ guards, 22 tight ends, 16 kick­ •nc«d executive coliber taletnten for the luffolo/Rochtlter areo. al manager H. B. 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Compensation includes excellent start­ Has Tough Slate ing salary, liberal incentive compensation plan, expenses, com­ No one can accuse Northern It has been like that for the SNOWMO pany car, end period stock purchase plan, paid life Insurance, Illinois of picking its spots la club against the heavy portion Hospital and Major medical coverage included in company bene­ scheduling basketball games. of the schedule, but it has man­ fit program. The Huskies, who'll meet the aged to defeat the likes of CLEARANCE SALE University of Buffalo at 8:30 Creighton and Xavier. coll collect of 716-343-3470, Ixt. 410. tonight at Clark Gym, books Northern has four starters in NEW 1970 4 H.P. MACHINES (in Crate) 'em tough. double figures, led by Jerry Northern Is as ambitious in Zielinski's 18.2 average. Cleve signing cage foes as it is foot­ Ivey owns a 14.3 average, Nate •5 MI/ST BE SOLD ball opponents at Ohio Univer­ Mason 10.9 and Don Rufiett TO. 1. Entertainment Products Group sity, Notre Dame, De Paul, Ohio The fifth man, Dave Naves, has Reg. 00 State, Iowa State and Xavier been hilling at a 9.5 clip. $1010.00 Batavia, N.Y. 14020 NOW *589 attest. Ron Gilliam is setting the Birthday Greetings the Huskies are 8-9 for the scoring pace for the Bulls. The To Thete Courier Expresa All Accessories at Wholesale Prices year while the Bulls are a frac­ 5 9 sophomore sensation has a Good Fellows, Feb. 7, 1970 tion back with a 7-9 standing. 21.6 rating. Roger Krcmhlas. Northern opened its season who started the season as a Peter H. Bee __ CORTINA Phono with an eight-point loss to In­ guard but now is operating as Florian fiurczynskl diana, then fell by three points a forward, is averaging 12.3 a Dr. Alvln B. Cutler IMPORTING ft DISTRIBUTING 648-1300 in overtime to Miami of Ohio. game. Albeit P. Delydea Evenings 65 Clark St. (in Roar) Ohio State topped the Huskies The Baby Bulls take on the by seven and Notre Dame took St. Bona venture yearlings in the Arthur Victor Jr. HAMBURG, N.Y. a nine-point decision. 6:30 preliminary. Christian i. WeiaholU Jr.

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