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3—GARDEN CITY WEST.
4—LIVONIA STEVENSON
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Canton, 71-55
"Fourth quarter blues" sang out defeat
for Casey Cavell's Plymouth Canton
Chiefs.
After trailing by just two points
heading into the final eight minutes,
43-41, Canton fell apart and Dearborn
Heights Annapolis romped off to a 71-
55 non-league cage win.
"Annapolis simply blew us off the
floor inthe fourth quarter," commented
Cavell whose now 5-5 Canton
squad hosts Livonia Churchill Saturday
(Jan. 18).
Annapolis took off to a 17-11 first
quarter edge and maintained that
spread at the half, 31-25. Canton won
the third quarter to close it to 43-41 —
one quarter remaining
Canton could only come up with a
five for 14 showing from the floor in
the fourth and Annapolis won the
eight minute span, 28-14
"Our team work was very poor,"
added Cavell."We weren't sharp at
anything "
Canton wound up 24 of 61 from the
field for 40 per cent, Annapolis held
Tom Close to two points and Dave Edwards
to seven. Close, was averaging
II points and Edwards over 14 points.
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win for Spartan
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Stevenson tops Franklin, 66-51
City rivalry
three
minutes, the
Georgef V
Spartans
7-4 in a 64-51
the going close for
but in the final eight
dub did its thing.
Wagoner's Stevenson
thei* season mark to
of Franklin.
It was ipss No. «for Franklin in a 2-
6 season, a step back from the past
three yefljr mirks of 22-4, 15-9 and 12-
0r
"The city rivalry kept the game
touch and go for awhile," commented
VanWagdner.VOur experience came
to life i ft the enH."
Stevenson got off to a 17-7 lead in
the first hitting eight of 13 from the
floor. John Bowlby scored seven and
Dave Haperman six of his game high
score showed Steven-
,; 2(7-23. Franklin fought
the third stanza, 14-8, and
45-37 with eight minutes re-
's meager eight point outback
to
slice it
maining
put in the third saw the squad connect
on just one of seven from the floor.
The Spartans bounced back to take
the fourth, 21-14, and finish 21 of 48
ffbm the floor for 44 per cent.
Franklin hit on 20 of 44 for 45 per
cent.
"Stevenson came out firing and
kept up the pace," was Franklin
. STEVENSON (01): Dolan, 1-34-5;
Bowlby, 0-4-5-10; Haberraan, 9-34-
21; Rose, 2-2-2-0; Gilland, l-*0-5;
Cotooe, 1-2-2-4; Herman, 0-44-0; Gattndo,
0-40-0; Miknla, 0-3-5-3; MnllaBy,
0-1-2-1; Eisanhart,4-44-S; Snyder,
0-44-0. TOTALS, 21-24-34-00.
FRANKLIN (51): Pollard. 4-7-9-15^
Scarpace, 0-04-0; Gteason, 2-2-2-0;
Williams, 5-44-10; Gibson, 0-04-0;
Pederson, 3-44-0; Lesley; 0-2-2-14;
Suarei, 0-42-4. TOTALS, 20-11-15-51.,
STEVENSON ! .....17 20 8 21-00
FRANKLIN 1 7 10 14 14-51
Coach Bob Visser's comment. "But
our kids never gave up.
"We are going to come out likp a
bear Friday against North Farmington,"
added Visser."It won't be
anything like against Stevenson.
"Every game in the Northwest in a
must for us nop," he added whose Patriots
stand at 2-2 in the loop.'it is not
impossible for us to defend the championship."
Westland John Glenn is on top ~ of
the Northwest at 4-0, Garden City
East is second at'3-1 and Franklin
and Oak Park third at' 2-2.
Then comes Thurston at 1-3 and
North Farmington at 04.
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Livonia Family 4 Y' hosts
8 week soccer clinic
A special soccer clinic co-sponsored
by the Livonia Board of Education
and the Livonia Family YMCA will be
held at Stevenson High School, starting
Jan. 18, at 9 a.m.
The eight-week clinic will be divided
into two parts. The first will consist
of four two-hour sessions on the
basic fundamental skills of soccer in
chiding field layout, offensive and defensive
formations, practice drills,
and basic rules.
Larry Christoff, Schoolcraft College
soccer coach, will conduct the sessions.
Box score:
ANNAPOLIS (71): Valantine, 2-8-
10-12; PHchard, 5-6-6-16; Teschendorf,
0-44-12; Robertson, 4-2-2-10;
Wejrowski, 7-1-5-15; Croteau, 0-2-2-
2; Birka, 0-2-2-2; Barnhouse, 1-40-
2; TOTALS, 25-21-27-71.
PLYMOUTH CANTON (55): Owe,
1-44-2; Stemberger, 1-0-0-2; Thom,
4 00 8; Edwards, 3-1-2-7; Lloyd, 1-
04-2; Mandle, 0-40-12; Wade, 0-44-
10; Dunagan, 2-04-4; Parsons, 0-0-2-
0; Pink, 1-44-2. TOTALS, 25-5^-55.
ANNAPOLIS 17 14 12 28-71
PLY CANTON 11 14 16 14-55
St. Agatha
drops No.10
Jim George's St Agatha cagers
slipped another notch into the loss column
St. Alphonsus jumped off to a 15-7
first quarter lead, upped it to 37-16 at
the half and held on to a 21-20 second
half margin to bounce the Aggies, 58-
36
It was St. Agatha's sixth straight
loss after its solo victory of the campaign
over Immaculate Conception.
The now 1-10 overall Aggies travel to
Mt Carmel Friday (Jan. 17).
"We played a real game that second
half," commented George after
the Alphonsus setback."The ball just
wasn't dropping the first half."
St Agatha wound up only 14 of 46
from the floor for a 30 shooting per
cent. Greg Sipus was high man with
17 points. St. Alphonsus shot 34 of 50
for a 49 per cent. Box score:
ST. ALPHONSUS (58): Blair, 5-0-4)
10; RowtesU, 1-44-4; Tyraaski, 4-2-
4-10; Butler, 9-4-5-22; Carmondy, 4-
4-4-12; Wosni, 1-+4-2. TOTALS, 24-
10-14-58. ,
ST. AGATHA (30): Beyrand, 1-42-
I; S. Clor, 1-44-2; Sipus, 0-5-7-17;
Petraches, 1-3-3-5; Branil, 1-44-2;
Monti, 2-41-4. TOTALS, 14-4*4-»
ST. ALPHONSUS .14 22 13 8-58
ST. AGATHA...» . 7 9 10 10-30
Qarenceville
matmen fall
West Bloomfield defeated Clarence
ville in a Wayne-Oakland loop wrestling
match, 31-16. It was Clarenceville's
first loss against three wins
and one tie.
Trojan 164pounder Mitch Lentovich
kept his unbeaten string alive with a
3-0 decision over Don Tino. Lentovich
was the solo Clarenceville grappler
that placed in the Schoolcraft meet
with a fourth at 109 pounds.
Clarenceville travels to Waterford
Kettering for a meet tonight
(Thursday). Results:
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BUCK (CI. SiM.
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