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Open Junior bowling tournament
(boys and girls ages 8-17)
Sponsors: Livonia VFW Post 3941, Pro Am Bowling and Trophy
Sales, Observer Newspapers
Thursday, Dec. 29. through Friday. Dec. 30
Wonderland Lanes. 28455 Plymouth Road. Livonia
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Time preference: Thursday. Dec. 29 10 a.m. 1 p.m
Friday, Dec. 30 10 a.m. 1 p.m.
Entry fee: $3 per bowler (includes three games, shoes and small gift)
Make checks payable to Livonia Post 394I VFW. 29155 W Seven
Mile Road. Livonia Ml 48152
Closing date: Friday, Dec. 23
Rollers top list
High honors are continuing to pile up
for the bowlers who do most of their
pin spilling in the western suburbs.
The latest to Join the list is Mitch
Jabcxenski, who is battling for the average
lead in the all-star leagues. He
has been named "Bowler of the Year"
by the Bonanxa-Michigan Majors Association,
and the honor came just a few
_ days after be had been inducted into
-the majors Hall of Fame.
Others who were honored included
Ken Kossick of Livonia, who was the
leading money winner of the vear with
a total of $3,220, and Dick Beatt, who
finished second to Jabczenski in the
balloting.
On the national front, Aleta Rzepeck
Sill, who left Detroit in mid season to
live in Florida, has been named to the
"Furious Four." the top honor awarded
by the Women's International Bowling
Congress
BEL-AIRE: Billy Golembiewski. The
veteran isn't letting age slow him
Bowling in the classic during the week,
be added another 700 series to his list!
He had games of 232. 224 and 268 for a
724. At that be trailed in third place
Terry Smith set the pace with 751, and
Tim Detber took the runner-up soot
with 737
WOODLAND LANES: Jim Krajci,
bowling in the senior bouse league, had
a middle game of 287 in a 762 series,
but the spotlight went on the S&S Mobil
team that fired a 3191 series.
This was high for tbe season, and
captain Greg Wizgar set the pace with
a 619 series. In the same league, Ron
Turner rolled a 692. That was 244 pins
over his average.
wrestling
CLAftEMCEVILLE
WRESTLING INVITATIONAL
TEAM STANDINGS — ! fleefford Union. 157 V?
ponre 2 LutNwan West. 134Vj, 3 CiarencevWe
129 4 Livonia ChurchlK, 126v?; 5. Cartetoc, Airport.
94 6 Cathonc Central (JV), 92, 7
Southgate Anderson, 57 8. Plymouth Canton
fl pounds — Ceve Berg iC'vlle) p«r>ned Henry
l^am (CA), 5 24
105 — Greg Boww (RU) p»oned Frank Vers
(CA) 5 25
112 —. Tim Spence (LW> oecs»ooec3 Dave
Boone (CA: 5-4
119 — Jef Hooc 'RU. dec. Pam Young (SA)
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by W.W. Edgar
MERRI-BOWL: Ed Patino, with a
267 in 660, took high-scoring honors for
the week. Meanwhile, Anne Troke
showed the way in tbe early ladies
league with a 214 in 618. In the Belle s
loop, Linda Laetola closed with a 255
for 614.
WESTLAND BOWL. Tim Detherage
showed the way in tbe classic with a
269 middle game for 728 and a place in
the 700 club. And right behind him
came Bob Rose with a 718 that was
made by possible by a 286 opener Tarn
Marly topped the Guys and Dolls with
645, and Alice Wolf was high in the
Belle's circuit with 608. And to add to
the high scoring. Doc Sirino went 114
pins over his average with a 282 game
GARDEN LANES: Chuck Fogg with
a 258 in 665 paced the Wayne County
Road league, and Ray Joganic was king
of the hill in the St. Linus loop with a
642.
COUNTRY LANES: Steve Lame had
high game of the week with a 268 in the
Monday men's league. This was four
pins more than Jim Reynolds posted in
the Monday loop.
SUPER BOWL: Rich Morgan had
games of 236 and 232 in 619. and on the
women's side. Donna Taylor had a 236
in 594.
126 — Chuck LeOufl (LC) dec Brian Arp
(SA), 10-6.
132 — Paul Johnsion (LW) dec Dave Dudek
(LC).8-1
13a — Dean Estep (C'vule) dec. Sarr
Karadsfieh (LC), 2-0
1*5 — Dave ScRSSrf? (CA) dec. Me Desia-las
tC'vtfe). 12-6
155 — Ron Fox (FtU) dec Tom Oestartais
{C'vMei. 5-0
167 — Tom Tixxni {LWt pwined Brad Mitchell
(CA; 2.25
185 — Dave Scon (LC) dec Je« Pelrena
(SA), 10-4.
198 — Jerry L«s (CvWe) dec B.II Kiltie
(LW). 8-6
Heavyweight — N«cK Varagxi (CCl pmned Jerry
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Ocelot defense keys win
Rule No. 1 from tbe "How to be a
Basketball Coach" manual "Points
get headlines, defense wins games."
On Saturday, Schoolcraft coach
Rocky Watkins finally got that message
across to his players.
Because, as Watkins put it, *We
started to play defense for the first
time this year." The result was an
87-65 runaway at Margrove College,
a victory that evened Schoolcraft's
record at 4-4.
"We stepped up the tempo of the
game," Watkins said in outlining his
strategy that took tbe Ocelots from
a narrow 39-36 half time lead to tbe
eventual easy victory. "We took a
Spartans set
to defend GLI
tourney title
'Back by popular demand
Or so it seems, attested to by tbe size of tbe
crowds the Great Lakes Invitational College
Hockey Tournament draws. Last year, 39,532
fans jammed into Joe Louis Arena for the twoday
affair, captured by Michigan State.
The 21,347 who saw the Spartans whip Michigan
Tech, 5-3, in the finals were a record for a
hockey game.
This year's four-team, two-day tournament
promises to be just as exciting. For only the second
time in its 19-year history, the tournament
will feature an all-Michigan lineup. Joining returnees
Tech. MSU and University of Michigan
is Northern Michigan.
Northern's first-round opponent will be defending
champ MSU, at 5 p.m. Thursday, Dec.
29 Tech and U-M will meet in the second game
that evening.
The consolation finals begin at 4:30 p.m. Friday.
Dec. 30, followed by the championship contest.
Ticket prices are $8.50, $7.50 and $6.50 and
are available at the Joe Louis box office, CTC
ticket outlets and participating universities. For
more information, call 567-9800.
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