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Television on Coachesminds Broadway Joe Might Start Against WfSflBSi®*" ’ ' '*? ¿i f ,,1-y . ¿L-t ¥ » , >1 ■‘¿$ri~sl/¿^ ^ J„1 w^Bmßfiß-,. i Basketball Teams Crosssing Lines Montana’s second week of high Senior is at Glendive, Great Falls school hasketball has Gass AA and Central at Glasgow, Havre at Wolf Page4 A crossing battle lines and No. 2 Point, Lewistown at Hardin, Friday, December 3,1971 Gass AA Great Falls Russell faces Livingston at Miles City, Bozeman what coach Doug Palmer calls at Dillon, Deer Lodge at Helena, “ our toughest road trip of the Libby at Missoula Hellgate and year.” Kalispell at Whitefish. The Rustlers, looking to reverse Saturday, Billings Senior is at the so-so seasdfl they had last year, Sideny, Great Falls Central at Wolf face No. 2 Gass A Billings Central Point, Great Falls High at Billings Television on Friday night and No. 1 Gass A Central, Havre at Glasgow, Laurel Saturday night. Lewistown at Miles City, Anaconda Butte Central had little trouble at Deer Lodge, Butte Central at knocking out fourthranked Columbia Falls, Hamilton at Butte, Anaconda Central Thursday night Dillon at Helena, Missoula CoachesMinds in a cross-class confrontation as Hellgateat Whitefish and Poison at HOUSTON (AP) — Houston Adams was upset about an at­ the Smelter City team went down Kalispell. Oilers owner Bud Adams and tempt to blaqk out Oiler telecasts to a 76-52 score.• Oilers head coach Ed Hughes have back to Houston when the Oilers “ I don’t think we’ll have any television on their minds these played in Cincinnati two weeks ago tougher games than we’ll have this Beaty Sparks days. and last week against the Browns weekend,” Palmer said. Russell After watching an apparent in the Astrodome. was soundly beaten by both teams Stars Victory touchdown catch ruled dead at the “ Last week we were supposed to in early games last year. one-yard line in Sunday’s 37-24 loss be the second game of a national “ Our Eastern Division was 13-3 The Utah Stars, the winningest to Cleveland, Hughes is ready to doubleheader, that’s why our game against Class AA schools last year team in the American Basketball suggest putting an official in the was at 3 p.m.,” Adams said. “ But and I think we’ll show well again Association, licked the Floridians press box with an instant-replay they pulled us off and put Oakland this year,” said Laurel coach Don 98-93 Thursday night and streaked handy. and Baltimore on.” Peterson, whose teams have a 70- to their eighth successive victory. “ There’s too much money in­ Adams said the Oilers’ game at 11 record over the past three years The Stars now lead the ABA West volved in some of their decisions,” Cincinnati was shown only in and has been to the state tour­ division with 18 wins against 7 Hughes said. “ There’s a lot of Houston and Lufkin instead of the nament 11 times in the past 13 losses. money involved for each player Southwest regional hookup. years. The Floridians with 11 victories when it causes him to lose his “ Because of ode lackluster play, Billings Central coach Ray against 15 defeats share the third Super Bowl share. we’re lucky just to get them to Lewis was not as positive as spot with Pittsburg in the ABA’s “ I don’t see why they couldn’t bring us back in here,” Adams Peterson; because of the loss of east division. CAN YOU GET HIT IF YOUR EYES ARE until 9 p.m. at the Dillon City Hall. Here a complete put an official on a television said. “ When you don’t have any Craig Hilton, the Rams! leading Center Zelmo Beaty’s 29 points SHUT?—David Miller (left) takes a swing at his ring has been set up as well as the other equipment camera and let him overrule more excitement on the field than rebounder and a steady scorer. sparked the Stars’ victory. sparring partner James Keef, Jr., at the Little used by boxers. The program is open to boys from decisions on the field if they turn we do, I guess you can’t expect Hilton was injured in the first Beaty pumped in four clutch free Boxers program here. The program, sponsored by nine through 19, with plans made to meet other out to be wrong. much more.” game of the season. throws in six attempts after the the Dillon Elks Lodge, and coached by Wes “ Little Boxers” being coached by volunteers in “ I was sorry to hear about Floridians had fought back from a Strasser, is held each Tuesday and Thursday from 7 surrounding communities with similar programs. Hilton. He really hurt us last year, 12-point deficit to an 88-88 tie with though,” Palmer said. 3:27 to play. Nichlaus Aims Billings Central and Laurel Willie Wise and Jimmy Jones Sports in already have dumped two Class had 15 points each for Utah. Mack At Lee Trevino AA foes, Livingston and Bozeman, Calvin led the Floridians with 27 in a round-robin tournament last points and Ira Harge out- Broadway Joe Might Brief LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. weekend. rebounded Beaty 19-12. (AP) — Jack Nicklaus, his fear­ No. 1 Class AA Billings West Baseball some game in gear, has set dead Hie Floridians managed their PH OENIX, Ariz.— The Texas Rangers, New figures to have a somewhat easier rally despite a 10 for 12 per­ York Yankees and Cleveland Indians com­ aim on Lee Trevino and the leading time with rebuilding defending pleted a three-way deal, with the Yankees money winning spot going into the formance from the free throw line. sending left-handed pitchers Gary Jones and state Gass A champion Sidney and It was the only ABA game Start Against Dallas Terry Ley to the Rangers for infielder Bernle last two weeks of the pro golf tour. No. 10 Class A Glendive Saturday. scheduled. Allen, and the Rangers sending Ley, Jones, Hie Golden Bear, winner of the No. 3 Class A A Missoula Sentinel outfielder Del Unser and pitcher Denny Rid- PGA championship earlier this DALLAS (AP) — Broadway Joe games—all since third-year man Sunday’s schedule, featuring dleberger to the Indians for outfielder Roy tests the Class A Western Division, Foster, pitchers Mike Paul and Rich Hand and year, served notice he’s the man to Namath, the fastest gun in the Staubach was installed as the first- nine games involving divisional meeting unranked Poison Friday catcher Ken Suarez. beat in the $150,000 Walt Disney East, hopes to start his first string quarterback over Craig leaders or runners-up, includes: PHOENIX, Ariz.— The Kansas City Royals night and No. 7 Libby Saturday. traded pitchers Jim York and Lance Clemons World Open Golf Tournament regular season game since Oc­ Morton. Buffalo at Baltimore, Cincinnati at In other Friday games, Billings Fuss Bothers to the Houston Astros for first baseman John Wednesday when he cruised tober, 1970 Saturday in Texas Cleveland, Miami at New England, Mayberry and minorleague third baseman There was a possibility running Dave Grangaard. around the 6,924-yard, par-72 Stadium against the surging Dallas Pittsburgh at Houston, Green Bay Pat Sullivan backs Duane Thomas and Calvin PHOENIX, Ariz.—The Atlanta Braves Magnolia course in a sterling 65. Cowboys who are trying to clinch at St. Louis, New Orleans at Los traded catcher Hal King to the Texas Rangers NEW YORK (AP) — Pat Sul­ Hill would be in the starting lineup Angeles, New York Giants at for veteran catcher Paul Casanova. That gave him a share of first All Conference their sixth consecutive trip to the together for the first time. PHOENIX, Ariz.— The Los Angeles Dodgers place in the pro-am with Bert livan, the Heisman Trophy winning National Football League playoffs. Washington, Philadelphia at traded third baseman Richie Allen to the Fullback Walt Garrison is nursing Yancey in the individual scoring, quarterback from Auburn, scoffed The fact the New York Jets are Detroit, Chicago at Denver, Chicago White Sox for infielder Tommy John Grid Selections a charley horse in the thigh and and pitcher Steve Huntz and acquired veteran but his team score of 58 wasn’t at suggestions Thursday he is too struggling for a .500 year means Minnesota at San Diego, and outfielder Frank Robinson from the Baltimore Here are the first and second team selections Thomas has been working at good enough to beat Pete Brown at short to be successful in pro little to a sellout crowd of some Oakland at Atlanta. Orioles lor pitchers Doyle Alexander and Bob for the Western Division Class A all­ Garrison’s position. O'arien, catcher Sergio Robles and outfielder- 57. conference football teams. football and admitted he was 65,000 who will be on hand for the Miami will be seeking its ninth first baseman Royle Stillman. First team Garrison is the leading pass “ In 10 years on the pro tour, I’ve disturbed at the criticism nationally televised match. consecutive victory in its game PHOENIX, Ariz.— The New York Yankees Offense: Ends, Scott Lying, Hamilton and receiver on the team. traded pitcher Stan Bahnsen to the Chicago never won a team pro-am,” John Brinton, Hamilton; tackles, Rick generated by his selection. Hie combination of the Cowboys against New England, and the White Sox for infielder Rich McKinney. Thormohlen, Anaconda Central and BUI The Jets take 4-8 record into the 3 Nicklaus said. “ I think the fuss bothers me a fighting for a playoff berth and Dolphins, 9-1-1, could clinch the PHOENIX, Ariz.—The Los Angeles Ferdinand, Columbia Falls; guards, Doug p.m.
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