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|4 BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Friday, January 31, 1969 0 Charley Bailey Sayg: Bison Home Runs As Coach — IT'S LATER THAN you think if you remember: Was Ewbaiik The late Frank J. Offermann Aide 6 Years paying $50 bonuses for Bison home runs. Offermann was president of BOSTON (AP) _ , the club, and later served as Erie moukter of the attack which County sheriff. A genuine sports­ carried the Jets to man and all-around class fellow. pro football supremacy last sea­ son, was named coach of the The down-and-outers free load­ Boston Patriots Thursday. ing at the Hotel De Gink, a lower Rush, 37, has been the top aide to Coach of Main St. haven for the homeless. the Jets for the last six years. He was the chief archkect of the Charley Bailey Willard Weiss winning two offense that ted New York to the amateur titles in one night—the 160 and 175- League title and a victory over pound crowns. This was back in 1931 and it was the the Baltimore Colts last season, O'Grady Yakapovicb Dingboom Vetter Pedersen Wbelan first time in Buffalo boxing history that a fighter Rush, a native of Springfield, performed this iron man stunt. Alello Alexander Fleming Zaccarta Andnejewski Szydlowski Yeates , played for the in the NFL after an out­ A hale and hearty guy to this day, Willard looks Van Delta Dzierianowski Reddington Van Loan standing college career at Mi­ right now as if he could defend both titles. ami of Ohio, often called the ALL-WNY FOOTBALL DINNER — Attractive watches were pre­ Larry Van Loan and Tom Reddington, St. Joseph's; Jeff Yeates and Cradle of Coaches. WHEN CANISIUS COLLEGE teams sented to members of the 11th annual Courier-Express All-Western Bill Whelan, O'Hara; Stan Andrzejewski and George Vetter, North He was a receiver, defensive and professional wrestlers occasionally performed in New York football team at a dinner Thursday night at the Buffalo Tonawanda; Joe Alexander and Nick .Mogavero Bennett; Mickey back and punter with the Pack­ the St. John Kanty Lyceum in Swinburne St. Athletic Club. C-E Sports Editor Mike Kanaley and sports write? Jim Fleming and Dick Hansen, Hamburg; Matt Szydlowski and Norm ers. Baker made the presentations. Managing Editor Leonard Feldmann Pedersen, Nichols; Ed Carney and Joe O'Grady, Timon; Chris • • • My onetime co-worker, Al Alexander, reminds and Promotion Director Don Barnett spoke. Honored players and Zaccaria and Charley Dingboom, Riverside; Ed D'Arata and John me that Rudy LaDitzi was among the grapplers who their coaches were Bruce Aiello and Jules Yakapovich, Kenmore Vest; . Barnes, Canisius; Jim Dzierzanowski and Dan Van Detta, Batavia. Rush began his coaching ca­ showed there, and so too was Karol Nowina, nephew reer as an assistant to Hugh De- vore at Dayton in 1953. He of the noted Zbyszko brothers, Stanley and Walter. Leads by Stroke Phil Banallo moved to Ohio State under , and while there When the drop kick was an important factor in the Buckeyes won the Big Ten football and when basketball coaches benched titles in 1955 and 1957. They also players for shooting one handed. What's New, Harry? won the national championship Nicklaus Fires 68 and the Rose Bowl in the latter When Sunday baseball was verboten in Buffalo, "DUE TO ALL THE EXCITEMENT GENERATED by our season. and the Bisons played some of their Sabbath contests drafting of O. J. Simpson, the Trojan terror who's going to bring Rush spent one year as an as­ at the old Schwabl grounds at Genesee St. and Pine sistant to at back the Bills from the dead, Sam," Harry remarked, "I forget Oklahoma in 1958, then was Ridge Rd., Cheektowaga. The hat was passed during In San Diego Golf to tell you how charged up I get last Saturday, when I watch the at Toledo for the the games and the fans generally responded gener­ SAN DIEGO (AP) - Jack Tied at 70 were Larry Ziegler Professional Bowlers Association show on Channel 7. next three seasons. ously. Nicklaus blasted out a four-un- of Bonne Terre, Mo., 34-36; When pur­ der-par 68 Thursday to top the Dave Eichelberger of Waco, "I get all charged up because that little guy from Texas, chased the Jets in 1963 and named Ewbank coach, Ewbank THE FAMOUS ORIOLES basketball team, man­ field in the first round of the Tex., 35-35; and San Diego' vet­ Skee Foremsky—a fellow I help out four years ago—turns in $150,000 Andy Williams-San Die­ plucked Rush from the college aged by Al Heerdt, doing iron man duty with three eran Gene Littler, 36-34. a sensational performance in the finals and picks up the big games in one day, a Sunday. go Open Golf tournament. The 71's were Jim Colbert, ranks as ihs offensive coach and The Big Bear from Columbus, 34-37; Hugh Royer, 35-36; and of the loot, $10,000, in the $60,000 Showboat Bowling Tour­ top aide. They opened the triple- Ohio, admittedly launching a Jerry Abort, 36-35. nament in Las Vegas. Rush coordinated the Jets' of­ campaign to regain some of The heavily stocked par 72 fensive, aiding in the develop­ header with a 4 p.m. the major laurels he failed to group included Billy Casper ment of Joe Na- game in the Falcon Nest "It's truly gratifying, Sam, to see a guy you've helped come math and receiving special win last year, shot 33-35—68. with 38-34. through. gymnasium in Playter St., Skies were bright but a chill­ U.S. Open champion Lee praise for his work with ace re­ followed that with a go ing breeze whipped over the par Trevino shot 37-38—75 while the "I lend Foremsky a helping hand when I bowl with him in ceivers and 36-36—72, 6,884-yard Torrey winners of the three major tour­ the 1965 Pro-Amateur at the Fairlanes, the event that precedes . in Lancaster, and com­ Pines municipal course border­ naments in California this year the annual $45,000 Greater Buffalo Open at John Cerullo's joint Rush replaces as coach. Holovak was fired as pleted the day with an ing the Pacific. also were back in the pack. in Depew. evening game in Tona­ "It was a pretty good opening coach and general manager this round for me," said Nicklaus, • • • month. No new general manag­ wanda. "IN THE PRO-AM, AN AMATEUR IS PAIRED with a pro­ er has been signed. who made a run to win the George Archer, the Bing event last year but came up fessional. Their three-game scores, plus the amateur's handicap, Rush and Patriots' president Crosby winner last Monday had William H. Sullivan Jr., who When amateur box­ short in the final round. His are totaled. The pros do not share in the Pro-Am prize money, ers had to fight an most eye-catching shot was a 38-35—73; Miller Barber, Kaiser had met in New York for the extra round to deter­ 30-foot birdie putt through the International champ, 37-35—72; which means it's actually amateur night for the pros, and vice past two days to iron out the de­ fringe of grass on the par 3 and Charlie Sifford, versa. tails, told the news conference mine a winner if the sixth hole. Open winner, 39-39—78. in Boston that the contract was officials decreed a Finsterwald's round was unu­ "On this particular night in 1965, they're giving away 43 for three years. Terms were not draw at the end of the • • * sually good because he played prizes—topped by a juicy $1,000. So its a very important night disclosed. later in the day when it was tru­ for me . . . because I'm dead broke. a regulation three One shot back, with 34-35—69, ly cold. His best shot came on rounds. was 39-year-old Dow Finster- the third hole when he pitched Continentals "In the draw for partners, I 'win' Foremsky. wald, whose last tournament up from 23 feet, hit the pin and "Since I never hear of Foremsky, I ask John Cerullo about Free Agents The marathon series victory was in the 1963 Indian­ the ball plopped in for a birdie apolis Open. duece. him. between Frankie Schoell "I don't play quite as well or Several players picked up. Sh^de Duffs and Harry Fuller in the as often as I used to," said Fin- One was Doug Sanders who sur­ " 'Foremsky's a lefty from El Paso,' Cerullo says, 'and they Become Top old Broadway Auditorium sterwald, who spends much of rendered after hitting two shots tell me he's got a terrific ball.' "Somebody call the game de­ In Overtime ring. his time as a club pro at Colora­ out of bounds on the ninth hole. "And Cerullo winds up being right, Sam. Skee Foremsky partment! I don't think this do Springs. Rich Martinez of San Clemenle, The Continentals shaded the Bills' Topic is what they had in mindi" The course, the players Calif., also gafe up when he Duffs, 7^66, in double overtime does have a terrific ball—a shiny, brand-new, black one, with By JIM PETERS THEY FOUGHT FIVE agreed, played longer because was 10-over-par for nine holes— Thursday in the Unlimited Divi­ which he simply cannot find the pocket. Free agents — those players TIMES, if memory serves, and every bout was a war of heavy rains earlier this week. with a 10 on a par 4 hole. sion of the Muny Basketball J who weren't among the 442 se­ marked by Schoelly's stylish boxing and Fuller's As a result, only eight of the 144 Arnold Palmer was among League. "WHEN WE'RE MIDWAY THROUGH THE first game, I lected in pro football's collegiate players who started out man­ hard-nosed, wade-in aggressiveness. those not entered in this 72-hole Ken Pglen had 26 points for the can understand why Foremsky's not wearing a shirt with his draft Tuesday and Wednesday — aged to break par. event. winners, and Mike Conroy totaled became the Bills' chief topic of Nostalgia, anyone? 22 for the losers. name on the back. Foremsky prefers to remain anonymous. conversation Thursday. Tech Beats East Rudy pope poured 30 points "During the session, Foremsky leaves the 3-5-6-9 bucket about Coach Johnny Rauch has in­ through 'ithe hoops to pace the a dozen times, the 4-6 split twice, and the 6-7-10 split once. dicated the Bills may sign more Erie Tech, MCC in Action Salvation Army No. 2 past the free agents than has been their Griffs, #-46, in the 17-19 age "Even though his terrible performance is costing me a shot custom in recent years. Last bracket. at a slice of the prize-money pie, I don't get sore at Skee— summer, the club had only two Tiger Freestylers The unbeaten Neighborhood because I feel sorry for him. free agents—quarterback Gordie House Men. posted its sixth win Gotts and Lou Slaby— Binghamton Five on hand when training camp [ in the 15&6 age class with a 50-43 "Once, while he's up there firing away, I thumb through the opened. decision iver the Celtics. PBA record book and discover that poor Skee, in three years on Unlimited Division the tour, totals only $5,590 in earnings . . . which means he's Calgary Has Helton Set 160 Record Atteaa nW SOUL 84 The Bills learned Thursday (SP) Gloses *•> Riverside AC S3 got to skip a meal here and there. Plays UB Tonight Bennett's 160-yard lretr yle their No. 7 draft choice, defen­ _ 11:02.1. 100 FREE-Larry Spann (B) 56.1. ContinentaJl 71 DuHs 44 "That's when 1 decide to give Foremsky a little help. relay team, recording the Syra 100 BACK-Bill Long (B) 1:08.1. 100 Travelers n SIIK M sive end John Helton, has signed By BOB POWELL i Binghamton, better-known as BREAST-John Nelllgan (SP) 1:11.4 1*0 Columbus AC St Smlttys S3 with the Canadian Football cuse Cup swimming competition's FREE RELAY- Bennett (Maynard Emilys 7» Laos 47 The tnivrrsty of Buffalo's re-1Harpur College, has scored tri fastest time of the season, came Schaus, Larry Berry, Hartin Haffey, Forges 6$ .. Holiday Inn St IN ABOUT THE EIGHTH OR NINTH frame of the last game, League's Calgary Stampeders. umphs at the expense of Union, Steve Gordon) 1:18.3. aligned basketball Bulls take on through in the final event Thurs­ St. Teresa 2 (forfeit) New Bread 0 right after he leaves the 4-6 split and settles for nine pins again, I Other business facing Rauch in State University at Binghamton Pittsburgh and Utica. Its set- Riverside 54, Lafayette 2J 17-19 AM Class day to provide the unbeaten Boiler'rs t (forfeit) Sal. Army No. 1 0 say to Foremsky: the immediate future is the com­ 30 tonight in Clark Gym- backs have come from Oneonta, Tigers a 42-35 victory over host 160 MEDLEY RELAY-Riverside (Joe Salvation Army No. 2 82 Griffs 44 pletion of his staff of assistants. nasium to get a busy weekend of Hamilton and Albany. Ploucha, Mike O'Connor, Harold Chap­ 15-16 Age Class " 'Skee, on your approach, I think it will help you if you e South Park. man, Greg Willats) 1:31. 200 FREE- Neigh'hood House Assn. 50 Celtics 43 As yet, he has not announced college action underway ™ Bulls have a 7-5 record and Royals 54 Town BC 55 move just a wee bit—maybe a board and a half—to the right' which members of the 1968 staff A trio of junior college teams, currently are struggling with a The quartet of Maynard ScHaus.I K3f ^fft^Aj'^Vi^N^iviDOAi: Larry Berry, Hartin Haffey and $ffi£ff$™ \jg* j* wiU be retained. Several appoint­ share the attention, including the two-game losing string. Their $ u "Then, when the night's over—a night, Incidentally, oo ments probably will be made preliminary to the Buffalo-Bing-! i3™*? Wednesday night at Rut- Steve Gordon was clocked in 100 FREE-Willats (R) :J7.2. 100 BACK- ers was 1:18.3 in defeating the Sparks' Ploucha (R) 1:11.8. 100 BREAST- Hawks Blast which I whip Foremsky, 57? to 552—I shake Skee'S hand and over the weekend. hi)niton clash between Bryant & « Postponed when the Buf- Rauch hinted Grambllng quar- Siration and the Baby Bulls. fa,° fll8ht to N?w Jersey was wish him good luck. vious season mark of 1:19.2. strong, Larry Mesches) 1:22.2. terback Jim Harris, drafted in the The varsity Bulls will be with- socked in at Buffalo International eighth round Wednesday, may be out the services of high-scorer ^jf1**11- Bennett's win was its third, Hutch Tech 47, East.» Flyfsrs, 12-0 "And that's the last time I lay eyes on Foremsky—until last Erie Tech plavK leaving the - Tigers tied with tried at other positions in his Steve Waxrnan aeainst the Bing- Corning R 160 MEDLEY RELAY-Tech (Mike PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Saturday, on the teevee bowling show from Las Vegas. Tne Bab lls Riverside for second Dlace one- °o*, Randy wozniak, Pete Gtsubitz, rookie season. hamton quintet which has posted! y B" . Paced by Ron lne Dave Stoti) 1:33.9. 200 FREE-Joe Pa- ! Black Hawks scored "Foremsky, on the show, polishes off three opponents and a 3-3 record to date. j Gilliam's 28.1-per-game scoring half game back of Hutch-Tech welski (T) 2:10. 60 FREE—Charles Cino twice wltile short handed in the Will Work at QB. Too Tech ran its record to 4-0 with (T) -34.X 160 IM-Wayne Pritchard (T) picks up the ten grand by rolling games of 265, 266 and 276. „ u „, „„ average, are 8-4 on the season first three minutes Thursday "We're going to work him at a 67-6 thrashing of East (0-4), the 2:04.8. 100 FLY-Doug EikenDurg (T) Imagine that, Sam—807 for three games! Bob Nowalt to Start ; whne Bryant & Stratton has a 5-3 1:12.5. 100 FREE-Bob Thomson (T) night aw went on to thrash the quarterback, too," said Rauch, Engineers winning every event, :58.8. 100 BACK-Don Gelsen (T) 1:14.6. Philadelphia Flyers 12-0 in the "I'm so happy I gave Skee that advice four years ago." Waxman fell victim to the flu j record. The preliminary game 100 BREAST-Gary Lucas (T) 1:12.2. 160 "but he's a very fine all-around recently and may be out for two starts at 6:30. while Riverside (3-0) kept pace FREE RELAY-Tech (Glaubitz, George most onesided defeat ever hand­ athlete and there may be several by whipping Lafayette (2-2), 54- weeks. Coach L?n Serfustini is Erie Tech, loser of 17 ball Walper. Dave Bongi, Wozniak) 1:26.1. ed a National Hockey League "SAY, HARRY," SAM SAID, "When's the Greater Buffalo different positions where he can expected to replace the sopho­ games in 19 starts, hosts Canton 23. In the other meet, Kensington Kensington 57, McKinley 19 expansion team. help the Bills quicker than at more standout with Bob Nowak at Tech at 8 in an Empire State Con- trounced McKinley (1-2), 57-19, 160 MEDLEY RELAY-(K) (John Ce- The Btock Hawks kayoed Phil­ Open start at the Fairlanes this year?" quarterback." for its first victory in four out­ ron, David Ladyga, Robert Cameron, a front line assignment. Ed ference affair at the Kats* Sports Charles McCarthy) 1:43.7. 200 FREE- adelphia's starting goalie Doug This was Rauch's theory at Oak­ Eberle. the Bulls' second-leading Arena and Niagara County Corn- ings. Christian Fleuridas (M) 2:27.3. 60 FREE Favell wh six goals in the first It starts February 25th, with the Pro-Am—which, Incidentally, -John Kennedy (M) :33.2. 160 INDIVI­ land last season, too, when he scorer, will be at the other for­ munity College will be at North Bennett 42, South Parte 35 DUAL MEDLEY-Leon Porter (K) 2:10.3. period, lien battered substitute has a $2,000 top prize this time—and runs through Saturday, worked rookie Eldridge Dickey at ward spot with Jack Scherrer at Tonawanda at 8 for an ESC clash 160 MEDLEY RELAY-Sooth Park 100 BUTTERFLY-Mark Ayers

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