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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1996
CANTON
SPORTS
SCENE
Tigers st Wonderlsnd
F
an* will hsve sn opportunity to meet Tiger
alumni Jim Price, Getes Brown snd Deve
RUM ma. along with Tiger msacot Paws.
from 1-3 p m Saturday at Wonderland Mall in
Li von is.
Fan* can alao win prizes and play the pitchaccuracy
game.
Semi-pro football
layer registration for the Wayne County
Twisters, a eemi proleaaional football Pteam,
will be 3 p.m. Sunday . March 3 at the
Omega Restaurant, on the corner of Michigan
Avene snd Second Street in Wsyne (parking in the
rear of the building off Sima Street).
All players must be registered before trying out.
For more information, call Aaron Brothers et
(313) 369-3457. Glenn Brother* at (313) 981-7141
or Kevin Bradford (419) 6245-1840.
Spring Tonic clinic
P
layvrs and coaches of high school, junior
high. CYO and little leegue football are in-
vited to participate in the fourth annual
Spring Tonic Football Clinic. 9 a m to 3 p.m. Sat
urday. March 16 at Madison Height* Bishop Foley
High School.
The cost ia $15 per player or tl8 per coach.
For more information, call Walt Baxylewicx
from 8 a m to 8 p.m at (810) 544-0494
All-American cage classic
T
he All American Cage Claasic ia aponaoring
youth basketball tournaments for grades 4-
9. both boys and girls. Tournament games
anil be played at Sc Clare Montefalco. Rochester
Adams and Detroit Country Day.
The St. Clare Montafalco tournaments will be
April 1214 snd April 19-21. Contact Bob Zsrsnek
at (313) 885 8654 to register or for details.
The Adams tournament will be from April 12-
14. Cit"—« Mary Liasewski et (810) 363-1588 to
register or lor details.
The Country Day tournament will be March 29-
31 Call Kurt Kesnsr at (810) 357-4140.
Winners ef thee* tournaments have the opportunity
to advance to regional and national tournaments.
Registration for the above tournaments ia
cut off 30 days prior to tournament s starting date
Softball registrations
be Canton Park* and Recreation Servicee
will have registrations for iu men's, wom- Ten's
snd co-ed softball leagues from Feb. 27
through April 4 at the Canton Parka and Recre
•Oon Service* office
Coat for man'a teams ia 1275 (four non-reeidente
maximum per team). Returning teams register
from Feb. 27 March 8, new taeme register from
March 11 22.
The coat for both women's and co-ed teams is
yet to be determined, but both will include a 150
refundable forfeit fee (aix non residents maximum
per team). Woman's teams may register from
March I-April 4. Returning co-ed teas
later from Feb. 27-Msrch 8. new co-ad
register from March 11-29.
The co-ad and women's league* are run jointly
with the City of Plymouth Perka aad Recreation
Servicee. For mere information, call (313) 387-
5110
C£
forfeit fee end ompiree fee. Men's.
Softball Center starts ite softbsll
i sees wis Sunday. AprU 14- The 14-
•CaU (313) 483-4800 far datalfa.
Softball Canter'* tournament scheduk
Canton (jDbgeruer
SPORTS
One and out
John Glenn ousts Salem in playoff opener
BY NKAL Zirsta
Si \»» Wsme
With 1:40 remaining in Friday's
.UM against vuiting Plymouth Salem.
Westland John Glenn nursed a
79-67 lead.
The Rockets' Louis Hsrtwig. fresh
off the bench, heaved up a threepointer
to the chagrin ot Glenn coach
Mike Schoette, who wanted his Rock
eta to take time off the dock.
With Scbuette turning ewey to the
crowd with a disgruntled look on his
face, ths ahot swished through
It waa that kind ef night for the
Glenn's offense was ia high gmr aa
it beat Salem 88-71 and advanced to
BASKETBALL
Tueeday's second round of the Went
em Lake* Activities Aaeodatibn boy*
basketball plsyoffs.
"John Glenn played superb. Salem
coach Bob Brodie said. "They
ton apart oar tone. They tare apart
our 'man.' They scored is their halfcourt
game and they scored in tmnai-
The Rocket* outburst waa led by
tbe one-two punch of senior guard Albert
Jonee and junior forward David
Jarratt. Jonee poured in 33 and Jar
rett 18 e* Glenn *hot 50 percent from
the floor (36-of-72) -
Jones (14) and J arret! (11) aeored
25 of Glenn's 27 second-qusrter
points, which helped the Rocket* extend
* 21-18 fend after tbe ftrstqt*
ter to e comfortable 48-36 advantage
at halftim*.
"There'* way more of thia to come."
warned Jsrrett, who alao-bad 10 re
bound*, six assist* snd three blocks,
it's playoff Um* and H's time for us
to step up. We want Plymouth Canton."
However. Glenn (12-5) must first
get by Northville (13-4) in the semifinsla.
Tip-off is 7 p.m. Tussdsy at
SeeNOOM, 4C
Gymnastics, page 2C
College sports, page SC
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No match:
Chiefs rip
Warriors
Good defense. It'* not only
hard to beet, but in baaketbell
it very often i* good offen*e.
Plymouth Canton and a main
reason why the Chiefs sre holding
down the No. 7 spot in the
Csn ton displsyed s strong defence
sgsin Friday night in
drumming Walled Lake Western
out of the Western Lake
Athletic Association playoff*
erith a 68-36 d irision.
Top-leaded Canton move* on
Sec CAMION, 4C
^sEsS^ Rocks ambushed in WLAA semifinals
Entry fee ia 8138 (phis umpires) Call (313)
00. est. 103 or 104 for detail* ar to be sdded
tethel
Baseball, Softball sign-up
the unssmiag saaaen Wedns
13 la the
(483-3040) ar Tsm Alherty (488-1481) far
er Tem Modefe (488-3422) far
Run for Caryn Casaz
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will Jnls 18 st
call (313)7*1-8181
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BT IN WSFTU
15-13, I M
The Charger*
r4..7.»w-i;;
hitting ot 8-foot
18-11.
_ la ths opening
15-7. But the Rocks
In the second behind the
Shell ye Sills Salem
_ cmrisd ever into tho third es
ta a 7-1 lend, hat Churchill
a 18-lt rialsry.
W # ' ' rdlllee' said "And we
s tsma da thnt te ua sines eariy Jaau
III.
""Churchill served watt mid we quit naaoina the
bnll We miseed sosne key serves mifa
-But they (Churchill played watt. TWy
their game ap a leeeL I thought we 4 pull K out. hut