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II 84 fOBQhkeapsU Journal Thursday, December 5, 196 Westchester Nips Dutchess, 88 86; 1 Kingston Shades Lourdes; Marist Wins Falcons' Surge Fails By JEFF MORTIMER Dutchess Community College went from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again but it was Westchester, and the ridiculous, which eventually won the Mid Hudson Conference basketball game at Falcon Hall Wednesday night The visitors went home with an 88 86 victory, their third without a loss the young season, but they must have been a confused bunch by the time it was over. Seldom has a team looked as rood and as bad In one came as the Falcons did Wednesday night They led for the first 12 minutes, fell behind by 24 with 12 minutes to play, then rallied to close the gap to two before time ran out on them. "We're going to get better," said new coach El Evans, "if only I can get them to hustle." The Falcons hustled until they had a small but stable lead, then saw Westchester reel off 10 straight points to go ahead 38 29 eight minutes before nail time and 54 37 at intermission. Dutchess tried a zone press to start the second half and it was ineffective. Finally, Evans tried a man to man press and good things began to happen.

"That brought their big men away from the basket and gave us a chance to get In," said Evans. The score at the time was 68 44, Westchester. Royce, Lawrence Lead The surge was led by the backcourt team of Tom ROyce and Richie Lawrence. Royce finished with a game high 37 points, including 13 of 16 at the foul line. Lawrence scored IS but his ball hawking helped rattle the visitors.

Ron Brala, Steve Washington and Earl Anderson were the heroes for Westchester. Brala scored 29 points, most of them on a deadly jumper, and Washington stuffed in 28, primarily from the inside. Anderson didn't do much scoring but the lean graceful center hauled in the bulk of the winners rebounds It was Jim Shelton's only point of the game that broke the Falcons' back, however. Dutchess had closed the gap to 87 84 with 36 seconds remaining when Roy McAteer fouled Shel ton. He made the first on a one and one situation and missed the second but Westchester's Roger Howard picked off tne rebound.

The winners began to kill the clock and McAteer again com' mitted a foul, this time against Steve Oliver. Oliver missed his shot and Dutchess got the ball but Lee McKlnney's bucket with two seconds left only made the final score close. Royce showed proficiency at drawing fouls and a number of his points came on three point piays. his outside snooting was off but he kept driving relentlessly for the basket and it usually paid off. went completely away from the of fense I had planned." said Evans.

"I'm beginning to think we're a better club when we run. We'll have to go after them Sencer showed hustle and aggressive ness under tne boards and Nate Shorter came alive in the sec ond half and muscled his way underneath more often. crowd of about 1,000 people was the best at Dutchess since last season Ulster game. Box score: Jft ltflK imMmimmBmsmmwwmtmmmmmmmL laKVSselejJfcgaR sBnfiHFH mm.h,F.T s. oMv aHKaBBBW4.

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Pougtikeepsle Journal Phot KINGSTON Gene Bruno and Ken GUHgan scored 18 of Kingston's 21 fourth quarter points Wednesday as the Colonials rallied to edge Our Lady of Lourdes, 54 53, in the season opening basketball tame for both teams. GlUigan cot eight of his 16 points and Bruno 10 of his 20 as the Colonials made up an eight point deficit Kingston took the lead at 5250 in the final minutes on a shot by Bruno but Lourdes' Joe White gave the Warriors the lead again with 50 seconds left on a tliree point play. 53 52. With 20 seconds left. GlUigan, on a pass from Jon Yapie.

sank a 25 foot jump shot for the final margin. Lourdes managed two shots In the remaining 18 sec onds, by Bob Precious and Terry Bauer. Bauer's falline short of the rim with four sec onds left I'm a and disappoint ed," said Lourdes coach Vlnce Dutkowskl," but I'm pleased wiui ail my boys. It was a good start Chris Kinney played a great game ana joe white played a super game." LOU RDX (SI) BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanRSIVr gsStJBTStJl bWbWbbbwE'sL. JaVI PETE LANGLOIS Garcia Sparks Millbrook, Blockers Win In City League Tito Garcia threw in 11 points in the second half to lead Mill brook Grill to a come from be hind, 66 56 win over Tony's Lunch as the City Basketball League opened play Wednesday night Fairview Block downed Sa vino's Apparel, 56 51, in the other contest Dutchess Wrestlers Edge Westchester In Opener Clutch performances by Pete Barbate and Don Miller helped Dutchess Community College shade Westchester, 19 18, in a a Mid Hudson Conference wrestling meet Wednesday.

Barbate fought his way to an 18 15 decision over Martin Mich alenko in an action filled 167 lbs. match. Miller's role was somewhat different The visitors had to forfeit the 137 lbs. match and Miller, the backup man for the Falcons in that class, moved up to the 145 lbs. division to take on Kevin McVey because Dutchess had no one else to wrestle in that weight McVey won a 14 4 decision out Miller avoided being pinned by his heavier opponent, thereby The score was tied at 41 all when Garcia hit for two quick buckets to give the Gnllers a lead they never relinquished.

He finished with 16 points. Bob McConneU also hit 16 for the winners and Harry Glazer added 11. Pat McKenna fired in a game high 17 points for Tony's while Bill Komisar had 13 and Warren Brock got 12. alrview jumped out to a 10 0 lead and withstood a late rally Dy savino s. Ernie Mavwalt tal lied 16 points and Steve Albrecht limiting Westchester to team points instead of five, "Barbato's performance HSK Ed Schuster each had 12 UlliUdUU, tJfcU "1 WU.M.

I 'I Auv.u. t' Al.f. MVIT wwiWM vwwwj. MlVa Khn WTitkA lnnlrAt AvAantiAnollif Mkvl in winning an exhibition match, I expect a good season from him if he can keep his weight down. He had to work hard to make it this time." Summary: Larry Fried (D) won by 111 lbs Larry Fried ID) won forfet 130 oa Greaor carr idi aec ciyne Kanaahlro (W), 11 1 3 ina erea Messier idi won dv forfeit 145 Kev Mcvev twi aec Don Miller (O), 14 4 152 bs ere Kooem ID) aec Frea Galbralth (W), 6 1 160 bt John Vlttwlnl (W) won Dy forfeit 167 bt pate Barbara ID) aec martin Mirhslenko (W) IB IS Heavvwelgnr Steve Tanon iwi pinnao Jonn scnuiaski iui, i 35 for the Blockers paced Savino's with 13 Standings: Team Won Lost Millbrook Grill 1 0 Fairview Block 1 0 Felicello's Pipers 0 0 Mallory's Chargers 0 0 Tony's Lunch 0 1 Savino's Apparel 0 1 box scores: MILLMOOK Haldane Rips St.

Peter's PEEKSKLLL Haldane Cen tral School opened its basket ball season with a resounding, 72 31 win over St Peters in a non league game Wednesday. The Blue Devils rolled to a 36 7 halftime advantage and coasted the rest of the way. John Zuvic poured in 26 points, hitting on 13 of 17 shots from the field, collected 14 rebounds and contributed several assists to lead the rout. Bruce Downer excelled on defense and turned in an excellent floor game for the winners. "We forced St Peters to shoot from the outside" said Haldane coach John Rath.

"The players helped, each other out on defense." The Haldane jayvees also tri umphed, 37 21. Box score: HA LOAN! DUTCHESS (U) FO Richie Lawrence 5 Lee McKlnney 4 anoner FT Tet. 5 Tom Rove Jerome tucker Lou Archer Roy McAteer Lorry Watson Mike Soydam Rick Scheer Gory Sanger WESTCHESTER (Ml FO FT Tat. Roger Howard Ron Brala Brian Davldaon Steve Washington Wayne Morgan Earl Anderson Buldl Solauo Steve Oliver Jamot Shelton OOTCHESS WESTCHESTER 2 It 1 11 2 1 2 0 J7 5 Pro Basketball Boston TIM AiMdattl (trass NBA Taster Dhrlftlon Wan lost pa. bomm Baltimore PhfladatphU Cincintian Mw York PtrwT minvaua.

i 11 je. PI 7 14 11 II 73? 731 AM Ml JM JJ0 areaamf wivMien Ue Angela JJ 7 Vi 1 7 7VS it ii fn 11 AHanta II faartl i feoaton 101, Mllwaukej Only FtillerfelpMe ft Chlcew Loa Angalaa i aaMlnw Only gamea scheduled. sv. SVk 4 tv, Vi low Lou Porta ro Harry Glazer Bob McConneU Larry Cartel Noel Kendall Tito Garcia Dennis Damph Hugh Sheridan Stan Moraltes Don O'Brien (Ul FO FT Tet Defense Helps New Paltz Defeat Cage Rival, 86 69 NEW PALTZ Aggressive had a chance to get a defensive play helped New Paltz shot off The sharp defensive ef State open Its basketball season fort helped the Hawks overcome with an 86 69 win over Western Connecticut in a non league a 10 TONY'S LUNCH (Sa FO FT game Wednesday night. The Hawks forced 40 turnovers, including 34 before the Knicks Gain 121 113 Win ATLANTA, Ga (AP) Walt Bellamy and Willis Reed combined for 30 points in the second half and led the New York Knicks to a 121 113 victory over the Atlanta Hawks Wednesday night.

Bellamy and Reed, who scored only seven points between them in the first half, ral lied the Knicks from a seven point defied midway in the third period to an 87 85 lead going into the final quarter. New Yerii AHanta OFT OFT Barnett 8 5 7 31 Booty 11 Bellamy 4 9 20 Bridges 111 7 Bowman 3 0 14 Caldwll 10 1 1 31 BradleyS 3 Davis 4 0 0 I 1 12 Guorln I II JackUMI 1 3 4 Hudson 4 1 1 II Komlvas 3 1 4 Ohl 4 3 4 14 Reed 4 3 4 17 Sllan 1 1 5 Russell 13 34 Totals 41 15 a 111 Totals 44 11 11 111 New York 14 J4 111 Atlanta 11 35 24 111 Fouled out None Total fouls Haw York 34, Atlanta 34 A JI3 JKllMpes Dec. 4 some poor shooting as they hit on only 35 per cent of their shots. Jim Leonardo, Sam Garafalo and Pete Kane netted 15 points apiece to lead the winners. Na thaniel Barnes had 21 for west ern Connecticut The Hawks took the lead about midway in the first half and never relinquished it.

The New Paltz frosh also won, 8548 Box score WESTERN CONNECTICUT (47) Cage Officials Meef Sunday The Dutchess County section of the Central Hudson Valley Board of the International Association of Approved Basketball Officials will meet Sunday at IBM Country Club at 7 p.m. Bill Komisar Pat McKenna Rocky Veronesl Warren Brock Ron Elderkln Don Verdi Tony storzlert MILLBROOK TONY'S LUNCH Tet 11 17 I 12 1 t. FO FT Tat. Frank Barry Sit Terry Beuer 4 1 1 Bob Precious 3 0 4 Joe Whit 4 4 II Chris Kinney 117 Stove Cambone 0 0 0 Paul Guerln 0 0 0 57 iT KINOSTON (541 FO FT Tel. Ksn Gllltgan 4 4 14 Gene Bruno I 4 3D Ted Wood I II Vlnce Gormen 1 0 Werner Koln 0 1 I Jon Yeple 0 1 1 John Motrhews 0 1 1 Gery Flowers 1 0 2 11 11 54 LOURDES 11 17 11 1351 KINGSTON 4 If 10 1154 Referees Scheffel end Kurachek.

Harris' Horse Wins At Aqueduct Langlois Named Ski Instructor At Mount Beacon BEACON Pete Langlois, formerly of New Lebanon, and now of Fishklli, has been named head of the ski school instruction staff of the Dutchess Ski Area at Mount Beacon. Langlois, 28, formerly taught at Stony Point and at Dartmouth Ski Way in New Hampshire. Holder of a 1960 Northeast Intercollegiate Ski Conference second place championship Langlois represented the Army in 1963 at US. Olympic ski team tryouts in the Midwest In 1961 he earned a National Ski Association designation as a Class A ski lumper. He has jumped at Bear Mountain, Salsbury, Conn and Steamboat Springs, Colo Jim Trepp, general manager of the Dutchess Area, said the ski school will operate seven days and seven nights a week.

He said Langlois will have two full time assistants, one a wom an, plus a staff oi 10 additional instructors on weekends. Red Foxes Snuff Rally GARDEN CITY Marist Col lege'bullt a substantial halftime lead and held off a late surge by Dowling to post a 93418 victory in a Central Atlantic Col lege Conference basketball game Wednesday night The Red Foxes evened their record at and are 1 0 in the conference. Dowling is 2 1 overall, 0 1 In the conference. Ken Thompson led the visitors' scoring with 20 points. Don Kuhnert and Bill Spenla had 17 apiece and Ray Manning net ted 16.

Kuhnert also picked off 18 rebounds and was lauded by coach Ron Petro for his work off the boards Joe Maniac! and Bill Perm keyed Dowling's second half rally, scoring 17 and 13 points, respectively, after intermission. Maniac! finished with 29 and Penn had 21. Marist's man to man defense worked effectively. Box score: Bruce Downer John Merente John Zuvic Bob Heady Dove Motfern Jeff Ameto Terry Leahy Sal Frlsenda Joe Lucherta Bruce Metzger (71) FO 1 1 11 4 1 1 1 3 3 1 FT Tet. 5 10 54 17 44 3554 ST Mark Hinnen Bob Brady Gary Morton Pete Megley sieve Lvona Nixon PETER'S (II) FO Keith Tet 14 3 0 1 1 3 Tiger Ben, a three year old gelding owned by Bert Harris, 89 S.

Hamilton and us brother, Elliott Harris, of Hud son Falls, won the eighth race Tuesday at Aqueduct and re turned (2.60. IU.Z0 ana 17.80. The race was a ss.ooo claim ing at 1 miles. The Hams claimed Tiaer Ben two Nov. 20 at Aqueduct and he ran out in his first start under their colors.

The Harris' also own Age of Reason which they claimed in October at Aqueduct. He won races on Oct 7 and Nov. 18, then was lost in a claiming race. He was reclaimed Nov. 26.

Dr. Fager Named Horse Of Year NEW YORK (AP) Tartan Farm's brilliant Dr. Fager was named today as Horse of the Year by the Thoroughbred Rac ing Associations. The 4 year old son of Rough Tumble, recently retired to stud, received all but one of the 55 votes by the TRA's Board of Selection, and also was the unanimous choice as Champion Older Colt, Horse of Gelding. The only vote he did not receive for Horse of the Year went to Lloyd I.

Miller's Dark t3 MARIST in) r. FO FT Tel. Bill Gowen 117 Rey Menning 7 3 14 Bill Spenla 7 17 Ken Thompson 3 30 Don Kuhnert 4 17 Tom WeMbllllg 111 Jim Brady 3 0 4 Bud Breen 3 0 4 It DOWLINO (Ml Joe Peltlcene lit George Peuleen 1 4 BUI Penn I 11 John Maresca 4 1 14 Joe Manlod II I It Tom Galen 0 0 Bob Drill I 1 I Ed Ehmann Bill Stewart 14 1 ii 04 MARIST Jl 41 ei DOWLING at SO Suspended Mirage, the top 3 year old filly, ary. Former Poughkeepstan Montr Stickles, a tight end of the New Orleans Saints, has been sus pended for weekeby football commissioner Pete Rozelle for "physically abusing an official" last Sunday in a stmt with the Chicago Bears.7' The incident occurred in the fourth period. Monty did not tike the officials' call on a pass, play.

SUckles will not be allowed to practice for a week and will not accompany the team to Philadelphia this Sunday. He was not fined, as such but will forfeit a game's pay or about $2,000, based on his annual sal BOLEIMS MAKES THE ST PETER'S HALDANE 10 11 11 1 11 11 11 20 14 11 11 71 SAVINO APPAREL (51) FO FT Tel. uave Bonner 4 biii ruiver Dick Sched 3 Mickey Sevlno 3 BUI Van Benschoten 4 Arolt Van Benschoten 0 Frank Passanta 1 Mike Kehn 4 Mike Baden 1 1 Jim Thomas 3 Charles Roberson 1 BUI Hlbbard 0 Bob Hawkins 0 Dan Murphy 4 George Slowlkowskl 5 Doug Rousseau 0 BUI Morehead 4 Brendan Jugler 1 Kevin O'Sulllvan 0 Nathaniel Barnes 0 Tat 11 3 0 0 11 0 I 4 21 NEW PALTZ (14) Jim Leonardo Sam Garafalo Sieve Dana Pete Kaiie Richie Josephs Spyder Bouvler Oscar Kvelland BUI Walsh Larry VanFleet Jeff Berry WESTERN CONN NEW PALTZ FO 4 4 5 7 1 0 1 1 1 1 32 3t 37 Tot. 15 15 11 15 0 5 a 1 4 Rangers' Kurtenbpch Out For Season MONTREAL (AP) Veteran center Orland Kurtenbach of the New York Rangers will undergo spinal fusion surgery next Tuesday and will be lost to the Na tional Hockey League club for the season, General Manager Emlle Francis announced Wednesday night 22 FAIRVIEW BLOCK FO trnie Maywalf Art Ackert Steve Albrecht Bud Baker Fred Weiss Bob O'Connor Fred Pflelder Ed Schuster Pete Albrecht 51 SAVINO'S FAIRVIEW a 4 0 1 1 3 5 0 25 32 11 7 (54) FT Tet. ia 4 54 2 51 21 54 Orange Routs Dutchess Bowlers MIDDLETOWN Four records fell as Orange Community College overwhelmed Dutchess, 7 0, in a Mid Hudson Conference bowling match Wednesday.

Dick Ciaccio set conference single game and series marks with 247 and 708, respectively, to lead the winners. Orange had a 1,037 game and 3,034 series to establish team rec ords. Fred Johnson was high for the Falcon plnmen with a 514 series. Orange results: Dick Ciaccio, 247 222 239 708; Bruce Day, 162: Pete Calvano, 222-171-219612; Tony DeCerbo, 183 190 172545; Neal Cunningham, 172234-162-068; Tom Huston, 192 245 437. Dutchess results: Dave Smith, 147 186 173 506; Dave Meisel, 135 158 293; Steve Splra, 146 162308; Tom Fiuma rello, 158 185 140 483; Fred Johnson, 177 191 146 514; Fran Replcky, 169 154 323.

Howe Gets 700th Goal By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mrs. Gordie Howe now can sit back in her seat at least until another milestone crops up In the career of her hockey playing nusDana. "She says sitting on the edge of the seat gets faring," Howe said Wednesday night after scoring his 700th regular season goal in Detroit 7 2 National Hockey League victory over Pittsburgh. Howe's nearest rival Maurice Richard of Montreal has 544, but he retired in I960. While Howe was adding to his legend, the New York Rangers were beating Montreal 4 2 to move into first place ahead of tne Canadiens in the East Divi sion, Toronto was topping Minnesota 4 2, Chicago was tying St.

Louis 3 3 and Los An geles was downing Philadelphia 3 1. "It's getting tougher," said Howe. "I have to admit it's get ting tougner." But the 40 year old veteran, now in tils 23rd NHL season. snows no signs of slowing up. His 700th goal and 12th of the season was a 30 foot slapshot that tied the game at 1 1 In the first period and brought the 4,500 fans at Pittsburgh to their feet in a standing ovation.

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