Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 44

THE STATE JOURNAL Lansing eatt Lanalng, Michigan D-4 Dec. 18, 1970 in Secret Suck Howe May Rejoin Wings Much Sooner eyes Hayes, who has had a longstanding feud with West Coast writers, will also rule interviews with players "off limits" as the Buckeyes work toward their Jan. 1 encounter with the Pacific 8 champions. 'Til meet with writers every afternoon at the hotel," Hayes said, "but we can't let them in to practice." The Ohio State coach started warming up for the task when he permitted only players, coaches and trainers into WINTER AUTO ACCESSORIES "DELC0" BATTERIES BOOSTER CABLES ANTIFREEZE POINTS RADIATOR HOSE GENERATORS STARTERS THERMOSTATS CARBURETORS WATER PUMPS DO-IT-YOURSELF or let our MECHANIC PUT YOUR CAR IN TOP CONDITION for winter driving eomo the litflit day Friday. He Is the only Buckeye under par phvsicHlly as Ohio State prepares for its sixth Rase Howl Hpioarance.

The Huckeyes have 12 practices remaining to be used In California. They will take two of them Saturday and a third one Sunday, "We will have two real hard practices Saturday to get the m.vs tack in condition. No scrimmage though," an assistant to Hayes said. The Buckeyes will work out at East Los Anfieles Junior College. bad case of the flu.

The big left wing missed Wednesday night's 4-2 loss to the California Seals in Oakland. Goalie Roy Edwards has been out of action for four games with a skull fracture and may be out for two more weeks. Defenseman Dale Rolfe, who missed five games with a back injury, returned to the lineup against the Seals. By GEORGK STRODE COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The closed door practice policy Woody Hayes and his Ohio State football team used before defeating Michigan will continue through Rose Bowl drills for Stanford. The crusty coach of the Big ten conference kings will make the announcement when he and his 56 players arrive Friday in Pasadena to begin the West Coast phase of their practices.

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Hayes had not planned to 1 a until Saturday, but bowinl to the wishes of his players, led by All-American middle jiuani Jim Stillwagon. "When a fellow like tolls me that they need the extra day for rest, I listen," Uatvi wild. "NoUxly could be in bolter physical shape than that the Ohio State boss said of his 8 fot. 220-pound senior defensive star. "I think the trip takes more out of them than wo ivaluo.

Wins; back Larry Zclina, who aggravated a hamstring injury in posi-soason drills, will wcl- Prep Swimming MASON J. GRAND LEDGB 4 200 AAediev I I. AAon (Mike O'Brien, Mike Samson, Jerrv Zemer, Dan Brienl. 2.00.5. 200 Freitvle l.

Chuck Johnson (GL), 2. Gary DuBoit (M, 3. Phil Huhn (GL), 2:11. 200 Ind. Medley 1.

John Hammill (GL), 2. John Huenl (M), 3. Greg Romig (GL), 0. 500 Pat Gray (M), 2. Sam Shirey (GL), 3.

Dan O'Brien (M), :24.8. Diving 1. Phil Samson (M), 2. Bob Thompson (GL), 3. Steve Graham (M), Points 168.85.

100 Butterfly 1. Gary DuBols (M), 2. Dean Throop (GL), 3. Jerry Zemer (M), "uK) Freestyle 1. Tim Marsh (GL), 2.

Mike O'Brien (M), 3. Mark Vanderboll (M), :58.3. 400 Freestyle 1. John Huenl (M), 2. Bob Gatzmeyer (M), 3.

Grand Ledge disqualified. 4:57.2. 100 Backstroke 1. Pat Gray (M), 2. John Hammill (GL), 3.

Greg Miller (GL), 1:13.5. 100 Freestyle Relay 1. Grand Ledge (Sam Shirey, Jim Shirey, Dave Bartlett, Tim Marsh), 4:02. NHL East Division PIS Boston 20 5 5 45 New York 19 6 5 43 Montreal 14 10 5 33 Vancouver 13 16 3 29 Detroit 10 15 4 24 Toronto 11 18 I 23 Buffalo 6 18 5 17 West Division Chicago 20 5 5 45 St. Louis 15 7 8 38 Minnesota 12 13 5 29 Philadelphia 12 13 4 28 Pittsburgh 7 14 10 24 GF GA 133 77 90 58 100 74 92 109 86 102 89 97 54 109 117 61 76 68 63 75 73 72 80 86 75 105 64 99 Los Angeles 8 16 4 California 8 19 2 Thursday's Results Buffalo 4, Los Angeles 3 Only game scheduled.

Friday's Games Montreal at Vancouver Philadelphia at California Only games scheduled. Saturday's Games Buffalo at Toronto New York at Minnesota Boston at St. Louis Detroit at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Los Angeles Only games scheduled. Sunday's Games Montreal at Los Angeles Torontoaf Buffalo Vancouver at New York Minnesota at Boston California at Detroit Pittsburgh at Chicago Only games scheduled. Thursday's Results No games scheduled.

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1 rebounder and the fifth leading scorer. (UPI Telephoto) Basketball Results Stale Eastern Michigan 77, San Francisco Stata 66 Northern Michigan 89, San Fernando Valley State 84 Alma, Mich. 90, Huntingdon, Ala. 81 Big Ten Illinois 75, Australian Nationals 67 Cincinnati 73, Iowa 70, overtime Others Niagara 72, LIU 66 Bloomfield 69, Kings, NY 65 Indiana, Pa. 83, Mt.

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There is speculation that the 42-year-old superstar will return for the New York Rangers game Dec. 26. If he is back by then it would be one to two weeks ahead of his originally anticipated return. Meanwhile, linemate Frank Mahovlich is sidelined with a City Recreation Results CLASS OPEN Board Water-Light 60, Vibration 49 Consumers a S3, Green Door Lounge 45 Mich. National Bank 54, Michigan National EPC 45 1 West of Sears Plenty of Free Parking 1 Vw WilliaM 1 scorpionl I $1(51 It I I It v.

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"There's a little difference between an eight-team tournament (which Owosso was) and a 16-team affair like this," he said. "1 think in a tourney this size, East Lansing and Sexton should be considered right up there. "It does look to me like it's going to be kind of a local battle, though." Walker doesn't count his charges out of it, by any means, and warns that Grand Ledge's young but fast-improving squad will have to be reckoned with, too. Only Waverly and Catholic Central, among the local schools, don't figure to challenge for the crown. Each has only two entries rated likely to advance very far.

In Waverly's case, of course, it's Don and Ron Glass. Catholic has Pete Spat No. 3 seed at 119 pounds, and fourth seeded heavyweight Tim Mc-Manaman. Likely to aid Callard and Zindel in furthering East Lansing's cause are brothers Dave and Paul Bartlett, seeded third and second, respectively at 98 and 105 pounds; Dave Dennis, second-seeded heavyweight and Steve Morey, ranked fourth at 1'85. Sexton has three seeds in addition to the top-rated trio of Lund, Pollitt and Ellison; Bob McCuUem, third at 145; Rob Levandowski, fourth at 155; and Steve Keller, fifth at 167.

Joining Espinosa and Rapa-port in spearheading Eastern are Mike Crumb, fifth at 98; Ambrose Pikes, second at 145; Andy Jones, second at 167; and Randy LaFontsee, fifth at 185. No. 3 seed Mike Spitzley at 105, No. 2 Mike Howell at 132, No. 3 Gary Bashore at 138.

and No. 3 Gary Chopp at 155 lead Grand Ledge. Hoping to mess up local title plans, in addition to the schools already mentioned, are Mt. Pleasant, Grandville, Garden City West, Flint Central, Flint Southwestern, Flint Northwestern and Bay City Handy. CMU Wrestlers Add to String MOUNT PLEASANT (UPI) Central Michigan, ranked sixth among the nation's college division wrestling teams in the National Collegiate Athletic Association, ran its dual meet victory string to 12 Thursday night with a 24-13 win over Indiana State.

The Chips, 4-0 this season, have only lost one dual meet in the past three wrestling years. Northern Wins MARQUETTE (AP) Leading only 71-69 with seven min-tues to play, Northern Michigan slowed down the game and emerged an 89-84 victor over San Fernando Valley State in a nonconference basketball game Thursday night. George Barber had 26 points and Marty Griffin 19 for Northern, which led 48-37 at the half. Emerson Carr had 30 points and Bob Burge 27 for San Fernando. The winners have a 4-3 record, and San Fernando is 2-4.

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