Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 44

D-4 Till: STATU JOUIt.VU. Jon. 27, 1971 Lansing test Lansing, Michigan 'Mismatch a Laugher' ikmxmmmt aiarv mi Baskclhall Rcsulls 135. Slab. i'V on ioh 11 Marquette 'Coach Embarrassed Boehmer Best I Ju Tourneys It was Marquette's 27th consecutive victory, the longest winning streak in the nation, and brought the Warriors 1970-71 record to 15-0.

N. MICHIGAN MARQUETTE a r. a 1 gize for the size of the store. "Look, Glenn Brown (Northern Michigan coach) and I are both brick-layers," McGuire said. "I don't want to run up the score on him." The game, for all practical purposes, was over by half-time.

And that caused McGuire a little uneasiness. MILWAUKEE (AP) Marquette Coach Al McGuire was embarrassed Tuesday night following his top-ranked War-r i s' shellacking of out-manned Northern Mich. 106-57. "It was a laugher, a mismatch," McGuire said. "What more can you say?" McGuire then tried to apolo "Did you notice the lights flicker at the start of the second half? McGuire asked.

"I thought for a moment: 'Here we are with a 32-point lead and we have to forfeit the Look, if we have to forfeit, why one where you have the game in the bag?" The Warrior coach then won- Roger Lee Boehmer's life acles." One mav not quite be deemed a miracle, but Broncos Gallop, dered out loud, not directing the question to anyone in particular. "Do I seem as if I'm not laughing as much this year? Why?" McGuire might have seemed a little afraid to laugh, but the crowd of 10,472 that saw the game was delighted. After Northern Michigan jumped off to a 3-0 lead, Marquette stormed back with blistering outside shooting to take a 17-6 advantage. The lead was built rapidly as Dean Meminger, who led the Warriors with 20 points, Allie McGuire, Gary Brell and Bob Lackey all found the range from 25 to 30 feet out. At the half, Marquette led 60 -27.

Northern's Mike Duehning, a 6-foot-6 junior from Slinger, who started the game sitting on the bench, put on a one-man show at the start of the second half. Although the Wildcats never drew any closer than 25 points at 66-41, Duehning brought the crowd alive again by tallying 16 of 21 points after intermission. Later, the fans started cheering for Marquette to top the 100-point mark, a goal the Warriors reached with 1:07 remaining in the game. "We used the game as a McGuire said. "That's why I kept my starters in for so long and why we stayed in the full court man-to-man press.

They needed the workout." Oulrnte 4 2-4 10 Brell 4 6 8 14 Ruttotio 1 12 3 Lackey 7 1-4 lj Inkala 3 0-1 6 hones 8 1-2 17 Friday 2 8 Meminger 9 2 3 20 Barber 3 1-1 7 McGir. 3 0-0 6 Dueling 9 3-4 21 Fraier 4 4-4 12 Highem 0 2-2 2 McMahon 0 0-0 i Grjesk 3 13 7 Soychela I 0-0 I Mills 1 11 3 McOuad 1 o-l 2 Ostrend 1 4 4 4 Lam 1 0-1 I Sonbrg 0 00 Jo'l 22 13-23 57 Totals 43 20 31 10 N. Michigan 27 30 S7 Marquette 40 44104 Fouled out N. Michigan, Ouimette. Marquette, McGuire.

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77 Nortolk St. IIS. Delaware St. 100 Davidson 56, St. John's, Y.

54 Woofer 78, Baldwin-Wallace 62 I ivirt8ton St. 88, Misssisipni 87 Texas 89, Southern Illinois 81 Culver-Stockton 66, Iowa Wesleyan 5 Missourl Rolla Missouri Valley IS Missouri 65, Athletes in Action 62 Younostown 89, Defiance 72 Steobenvllle 87, W. Liberty. W. Va.

63 WooMer 78, Baldln Wallace 62 Ollerbein 94, Oberlin 83 Denison 78, Musklnoum 77 Ohio U. 92, Cincinnati ti kenvon 86, Ohio Weslevan 66 Indiana Central 90, Hanover 71 Grace 94, Trinity Christian 69 Manchester 98, Marian 91 Vincennes 1J0, Edison College 94 GONhrn 100. St. Francis, Ind. 84 nubuciue 86.

Platleville, Wis. 84 TCU 9.1. SMU 85 Taxes A and 74, Rice 73 Ilisili School CITY Fasfern 67, Everett 50 Wrtverly at Alma, ppd. Willow Run at Catholic Central, ppd. WEST CENTRAL Grand Ledoe at Hastings, ppd.

CENTRAL MICHIGAN Pewamo-Westphalia 77, Laingsburg 65 Fowler 67. Owosso St Paul 31 NON-CONFERENCK St Louis 84, Montabella 64 Ithaca at Clare, PPd. Carson City-Crystal at Vestaburg, ppd. OTHERS Bay City Central 67, Bay CHy John Glenn 59 Detroit Denby 98. Hamtramck 65 Det.

Ketterinq 88, Det. Cooley 68 Det. Northeastern 78, Det. Central 77 Det. Martin Luther King 90, Det.

Mum- "St. Western 74, Det. Southeastern 69 not Markuil. 7A not ThiirKev 65 Det! Cass Tech 92, Dearborn Henry Ford 36 Dearborn Heights Roblchaud 87, Ecorse 74 Det. St.

Rita 73, Wayne St. Mary 63 East Detroit 61, Ferndale 51 Grass Lake 99, East Jackson 49 Grosse Pointe University School 75 Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook 62 Grand Rapids Union 65, East Grand Rapids 61 Jackson Parkslde 84, Jackson 49 L'Anse 76, Baraga 56 Oak Park 62, Berkley 52 Pontlac Central 83, Bloomfield Hills Andover 52 Rosevllle 73, Rosavllle Brablec 59 Sag. St. Mary 96, Sag. St.

Joseph 88 Southgate 73, Wyandotte 72 Taylor Center 66, Southgate Schafer 59 Warren Fitzgerald 75, Center Line 47 Warren Lincoln 81, Warren Cousino 55 West Iron County 54, Forest Park 41 White Pine 66. Bergland 41 111 94 The Broncos then scored 10 straight points to open the second half en route to their ninth win in 13 games. Jim Patterson had 21 points and Pettis would up with 16 for Western Michigan. Handball Champions Champions have been crowned in all three divisions of the 99-player YMCA handball league. Carl Valentino emerged the winner in Division Bob Ballard placing second, Jim Gill third and Bud Lawrence fourth.

The order of finish in Division was headed by Bar-n Barnstead, followed by Robert Carr, Duane Chadwell and Charles Nihart. In Division Jim Moore placed first, Mark Corn second, Richard Blink third and Norm Young fourth. Regan Signs CHICAGO (UPI) Phil Regan, the hard-working relief pitcher of the Chicago Cubs, who made 54 appearances last season and 71 in 1969, has singed his 1971 baseball goals equalled the third highest total. The Cardinals Jim Iiegenold was the game's top scorer with a total of 35, a high this season against the Broncos. Forward Marty Miggenburg put in 20 but Ball State still dropped its 14th game in 17 decisions.

The game was tight until the final 10 minutes of the first half, when substitutes Lionel Moltimore and Ernest Pettis sparked Western to a ff-42 half-time lead. Moltimore clicked for five field goals, ending with 11 points in that stretch, and Pettis sank four of five shots during that time. Concluded from Page D-l they accounted for 14 points-six each from Larry Shumway and Rod Dunham and four from Don Hertford, who didn't start because of a sore ankle. Zdybel contributed 12 points and Parks had 10 to balance out Eastern's attack. In the reserve game, Eastern rallied to win a 51-39 decision as Tony May and Gib De-Rath each had 12 points and Bill Couthen 11.

Jack Boyko's 18 led Everett. KALAMAZOO (UPD Center Earl Jenkins sparked Western Michigan to one of its biggest scoring splurges in recent years with 31 points Tuesday night as the Broncos galloped past Ball State, 111-94. Jenkins, a 6-foot-7 senior, hit 12 of 15 field goals as Western Michigan scored its sixth highest point total in Bronco history. The Broncos' .578 shooting percentage was their third best and their total of 48 field BALL STATE WESTERN MICH. Rqnld Mgnbrg Caudill Frdrck Law Trtline Boyd Reeder Barnett Canine Shtfld Riley Totals 14 6 3 3 5 3 1 0 0 1 0 7-8 35 Pattrsn 8 12 20 Wshgtn 9 3-5 21 3 1-2 7 12 7-9 31 0-1 6 0 04) 0 5 1-1 11 6 1-3 13 7 2-2 16 10-0 2 1 0-0 2 1-1 7 Jnkns 3-3 1- 5 0-0 2- 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-O 0-0 9 Colemn 11 Sperla 6 Sanders 4 Mltmre 0 Pettis 0 Hanold 0 Jones 2 Parcell 0 VWoude 1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 48 15-23 Bralock 36 22-11 94 Totals Ball State 42 52 94 55 56111 wjJT" FOUlOd OUt CaUdlll, all State.

Total fouls- Ball State 17, Western Mich- Igan 25. A 36.000. EVERETT 32, BATTLE CREEK CENTRAL 19 95 Harris (BC) dec. Rasizzl, 5-0; 105 Cavazos (El dec. Daniel, 3-1; 112 Price (E) dec.

Parson, 6-3; 119 Remensvnder (E) dec. Brennan, t-0; 126 Miller (E) dec. Tomlinson, 5-0; 132 Combs (E) pinned Williams, 138 Greenough (E) dec. Davis, 18-4. 145 Carson (BC) dec.

Vlele, 11-0; 155 Brown (E) dec. Edgel, 2-1; 167 Smith (BC) dec. Jenkins, 5-2; 185 Hursha (BC) won by forfeit; Heavyweight Thompson (BC) pinned Burns, 5:31. lfU to be for lack of a better description. Boehmer, a 25-year-old fork-lift operator at the Michigan Liquor Control Commission, was town blind.

And. for the fust four-and-one-half years. Roger couldn't see a thing. "In fact. I don't remember too much about those early years, except that my brothers would leave me alone on the front porch and I'd sit there and try to pick up and recognize sounds," said Boehmer.

"It wasn't much fun." Then, almost miraculously, when Boehmer was somewhere between his fourth and fifth birthday, he saw for the first time. "I never had anv operations on my eyes or anything like that." Boehmer said! "The only thing that I can credit for my sight was my mother's faith in the Lord and her prayers." Boehmer. whose eyesight has been steadily improving ever since, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boehmer, 814 E.

Grand River. Because his vision was stil! well-below normal. Roger attended the Michigan School for the Blind, graduating in i4. "My evesight was good enough toward the end at MSB that I could have gone to a public school." said Boehmer. "But, I had already made friends there and wanted to stick it out." It was during his years as a student at MSB.

where he was also a state champion Class wrestler at 145 pounds, that Roger became acquainted with bowling. And, that's the second part of Boehmer's story. Roger has been bowling since he was 13 or 14. and although his average roams anywhere from 120-140 he's a tournament bowler. "I don't know what happens, but I always do my best when I compete in a tournament," said Boehmer.

"I'm not that good of a bowler, yet I've won three trophies over the years." Boehmer's latest trophy, finishing as the top male in The State Journal's seventh annual 3-6-9 tournament in December, is miracle No. 2, although nowhere near as amazing as the first. "Winning that tournament was easily the highlight of my bowling career," said Boehmer. "I just got lucky at the right time, picked up a couple of strikes and some spares, and that's all there was to it." Boehmer, who bowls i the 300 Blind League at Cedarway, also won a trophy for being the top blind high school bowler in Michigan, as well as a trophy for high game with handicap in the state tournament. "If it weren't for doing so well in the 3-6-9 tournament, I'd strike this year off as a complete waste in bowling," said Boehmer.

"My average is down to 120 and that's embarrassing." Roger has a legitimate problem every time he bowls, though. Because he is in a blind league, there are rails set up along the approaches to help the bowlers and he has a hard time trying to bowl around these obstacles. "I'm lefthanded, and start way over to the right," said Boehmer. "I approach going to the left and more times than I'd like to remember, I hit the darn rail and end up with a gutter ball. "Needless to say, I'd like to get into a sighted league although I enjoy bowling with the blind." Boehmer, who is also an adept piano tuner, would like to get into the computer field, and has recently applied to take a night course in computers.

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Concluded from Page D-l half, was forced to play more cautiously because of foul trouble but was held to one field goal in the final 10 minutes by Carr. The out-manned Spartans didn't come up with their best performance in ball-handling they had 18 turnovers in the game but were within striking distance until the last eight minutes. Again, paced by Carr who made a couple of "steals" to really ignite the crowd, Notre Dame ran up its 24-point margin late in the State trailed by nine with eight minutes left in the game. Rudy finished with 31 points-, hitting 11 of 23 field goal attempts. Most of his points were scored when he used a "solo" offense.

Dee was impressed with Benjamin's play. "He's not a superstar," the Notre Dame coach said, "but he certainly is a top professional prospect. He does everything well. He's a good out-side shooter and I like the way he drives." Spartan coach Gus Ganakas, of course, was impressed with Carr. "He's superb," Gus commented.

"You just can't keep him from the ball. And, unlike so many of the top scorers, he's working hard all of the time, even when he doesn't have the ball." has been affected by two "mir the other MICH. STATS NOTRI DAME Benimn Miller Kilgore Breslin VanPelt Gutkowtk Dean VndrLend Shereda Ganakaa Cohrs Przybylo Ike Total 11 5 6 0 2 1 2 1 1 2 0 0 1 9-12 31 Carr 0-1 10 Meehan 0-2 12 Pleick 0 Jones 6 Catlett 3 Sinnott 5 Gemmell 5 Reglen 2 Egart 4 Silinskl 0 Hinaa 0 Lucat 2 0- 1 2- 3 1- 2 1-2 3- 3 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1216-28 80 Total Michigan State Notra Dam Fouled out: None. Total fouls: Michigan Stat Dame 21. A 10,221.

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