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20S FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS AND SUX-SENTIXEL, March 14, 1970 Jri ii mi ri if 1 1 1 1 mi i tuif ii i tint ri in i rri uuif iiiiiiii 1 1 1 rii nun iiriuiiriiiriMf rm ri if i ii i rif Miiririiiriinif iniiiiir mi Tririiirt iiiitiriii in imiif irriiuri jr rirjirifiirt irjnif utti Villanova Big Men Stalking Big Cat A xC vf ixf't pU-p -tirM TV: Channel 7. 2 p.m. Our Wirt Services Villanova outshot and out-rebounded Niagara to get to the NCAA Eastern regional basketball finals, but may find the going different today against third-ranked St. Bonaventure and the big cat, All-America Bob Lanier. The St.

Bonaventure pivotman snared 19 of his team's 53 rebounds against North Carolina State, which got only 38 in losing, 80-6fi, in an opening round game Thursday night. Unranked Villanova came up with 61 rebounds in crushing 17th-rankcd Niagara, 98-73, in the other opener. Niagara and its pint-sized All-America, Calvin Murphy, managed only 39 rebounds against the taller Philadelphians. Today, in Columbus, Ohio, Villanova scoring star Howard Porter, 6-foot-8, center Sammy Sims and forward Clarence Smith, each 6-foot-5, will have the job of trying to stop the 6-foot-ll, 275-pound Lanier. Lanier Co.

was able to cut off 10th- ranked N.C. State's inside game. However, Villanova showed in the Niagara game that it doesn't need an inside game. Porter bombed away all evening for a nifty 29 points, nearly all from outside. He also took in 18 rebounds, while Smith had 12 and Sims 14.

Lanier scored 24 points against N.C. State and was aided by Matt Gantt and Greg Gary, who had 11 each. Lanier will get outside scoring aid from St. Bonaventure's 5-foot-10 backcourt ace, Bill Kalbough. who showed remarkable accuracy with long shots in racking up 13 points in the Thursday game.

Niagara will find itself in the same trouble against N.C. State in the noon (EST) consolation opener today that it had against Villanova not enough height. Villanova may find itself with a similar height problem because of the board-dominating Lanier during the 2 p.m. final. The winner goes to the national semifinals and finals at Maryland next week.

(Staff photo by John Foster) POMPANO POLE VAULTERS KEEP WARM WAITING FOR THEIR TURN Jim Thorpe (L) and Randy Anderson relax under blankets Stranahan Finishes Distant Third Jackson Wins Flying L's Relays with a heave of 51-feet-3. Perhaps the closest competition of the night was in the pole vault where McArthur's Dave Sarrett edged Pompano Beach's Jim Thorpe. Both cleared 13 feet, but Sarrett was declared the winner on fewer misses at other heis'its. three straight when it held a slim 72-71 lead with two events left. But Jackson, which last won the annual affair in 1967, came back with a third and a fourth in the pole vault and a second in the mile relay.

While Jackson and North- attempts at tying the record of 6-foot-5. Bob Byers, also of Ft. Lauderdale, finished second in the shot put with a toss of 50-feet-2-inches. He was the only other one to pass the 50-foot mark as Coral Gables' Rafael Ortega captured the event western stole all but two of the nine relay events, Broward County teams were scoring heavily in the field events. Ft.

Lauderdale's Charlie Mount won the high jump with a leap of 6-foot-4. Mount, who was the only competitor to clear 6-foot-2, missed on two Lauderdale Surprises In Semis Georgia Tech And St. John's Prevail In NIT By JOHN JOLINSKI (Sports Starf Writer) Miami Jackson's track team, winning only two relay events for the night, battled favored Northwestern to the last event before winning the 11th annual Flying L's Relays Friday night at Lockhart Stadium. The Generals, needing at least a second-place finish in the final event, the mile relay, edged Northwestern, 89-6, and spoiled the Bulls' bid to win their third straight Flying L's Relays. Stranahan and Ft.

Lauderdale finished third and fourth, respectively, with 37V4 and 31 points. Nova had 24 and Coral Gables finished with 21. SIX MISS Of the 26 teams entered in the day-long affair, only six did not score. With the help of a stiff wind, several records were broken in the 100-yard dash, the sprint medley relay, and the 480 low hurdle relay. Joe Gilbert of Coral Gables nipped Jackson's Eddie Sutton by less than a tenth of a second in the 100 with a 9.6 clocking, breaking the old mark of 9.7.

Northwestern set sprint medley mark of 1:58.1, while Nova eclipsed the old mark with a time of 55.7 seconds. Northwestern, winner of the last two Flying L's Relays, seemed destined to make it PETE MARAVICH easy winner Utah St. Must Hall UCLA Breeze Our Wirt Services For UCLA it was breezy. For Utah State it was scary, and the two winners in the first round of the western NCAA basketball regionals will meet this afternoon in Seattle to see which of them will go to the nationals. Coach John Wooden, whose Bruins defeated upstart Long Beach State, RR-Sfi, Thursday night, said he was especially pleased with his team's defense.

"I would not have guessed that it would have been this easy," he said. "They're a good ball club physical, quick and can jump." Ladell Anderson, Utah State Conch, said his learn can play much better ball than they showed in their 69-68 squeaker over Santa Clara. Anderson figures hi3 club has a good chance to topple UCLA, winner of the past three national tournaments, "if we play as well as ws have in about 10 games during tha season." In UCLA's balanced scoring attack, Sidney Wicks and sophomore guard Henry Bibby each netted 20, and the Bruins commanded the boards, 54-34. Utah Slate got its victory when substitute forward Ed Epps hit a 15-foot jumper with only GA. TECH DUQUESNE Mayer 5 5 15 Davis A 3 15 Seemer 7 3 17 BNelsnn lit Yunkus 10 8 28 GNelSon 3 2 1 Thome 3 3 Zopl 74 11 Veryzer 0 4 Durham i 1 11 Wilson 1 7 4 Barr 10 4 Hogqle 0 0 0 Hines 10 1 Taylor 0 1 1 Roebuck 1 2 4 Totals 2B 22 7I Totalt 214 tl Georgia Tech 32 4471 Duquesne 32 3670 Total fouls Georgia Tech 15.

Duquesne miami it. john's Snyder .10 2 Abraham 7 23 Williams 5 4 14 DePre 7 5 19 Martin 1 17 Paultz 3 0 6 Wren 1 1 3 Smith 4 2 10 Dunlap 2 0 4 Lyons 3 2 1 Pryor 1 2 4 Cluess 1 0 2 Sears 3 0 6 Gilkes .10 2 Meyer 1 3 5 Devasto 0 0 0 Roberts 1 0 2 Phillip 0 0 0 Hilgeman 0 0 0 Riley 0 0 0 Niekamo 0 0 0 Totals 23 11 57 Totals 26 WJO Miami 28 M-S7 St. John's 37 3370 TotaT fouls: Miami 18 St. John's 13. 'E'- W' 4) Special to Tht Ntws-Stntintl NEW KENSINGTON, Pa.

-Ft. Lauderdale University surprised Albany Junior College with a first-half outburst and held on for a 98-92 victory Friday in the consolation round of the National Little College Athletic Association Tournament. Paced by center Dana Detty and guard Louie Adams, the Roadrunners raced to a 50-40 lead at halftime and grimly held on to most of the margin to gain the consolation final, to be played today. Detty led the scorers with 30 points, while Adams added 24. Tom Kamarad had 18 and Greg Duda 14 for the winners.

For Albany, which took a 15-3 record into the game, Herbert Terry had 29 points, Phil Engel 25 and Ken Harrison 21. The victory evened FLU's record at 12-12. Maravieh Player Of Year 11,335. NEW YORK. (UPI) St.

John's University opened its bid for a record fifth National Invitational Tournament title Friday night by holding off Miami of Ohio, 70-57, behind the clutch shooting of Joe De-Pre and Ralph Abraham, who turned the game into a rout in the last three minutes. Georgia Tech rallied in the second half with 18 points from 6-foot, 9'2-inch center Rich Yunkus to oust Duquesne, 78-68, in the first game of the opening round doublehead-er of the 33rd annual NIT played before 11.335 a Madison Square Garden. The hometown hoping to give Coach Lou Car-nesecca a championship in his farewell to college coaching, built a 32-19 lead in the first half, then watched the Ohio-ans fight back to within three points at 55-52 with 5:40 left in the game. Then with 3:29 left, DePre and Abraham took over and the Redmen won going away. Abraham hit a couple of easy layups to put St.

John's ahead, 62-52, and DePre added a pair of free throws with 1:18 remaining to ice it. First-round action of the 16- team tournament continues today with Army facing Cincinnati and Manhattan playing North Carolina in afternoon games and Utah meeting Duke and favored Marquette facing Massachusetts in night games. Yunkus and forward Bob Seemer combined for 27 points in the second half as Georgia Tech made a successful NIT debut. Yunkus scored 18 of his 28 points in the second half and Seemer added nine of his 27 after intermission. The Yellow Jackets, boosting their season record to 17- 9, also got 15 points from forward Bill Mayer.

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Lauderdale Stranahan 3 Me South broward-Columbus, Albany 10 polnUi HO Realy 1 Northestern 12 seconds left. His shot came after Santa Clara's Bruce Bochte missed two free throws with 22 seconds on the clock. Nat Williams was high for the Aggies with 24, matching the output of Santa Clara's Dennis Awtrey. Santa Clara and Long Beach will play for consolation honors prior to the UCLA-Utah State game which begins at 5 p.m. ST.

LOUIS. (UPI) Pete Maravieh was "the runaway choice as the college player of the year," in balloting by general managers of the nation's professional basketball teams, the Sporting News announced Friday. The Louisiana State University scoring machine headed the 1969-70 All-America team named by the sports weekly. Bob Lanier of St. Bonaventure was runnerup in the balloting.

Rounding out the starting lineup were Rudy Tomjanovich of Michigan, Dan Issel of Kentucky and Charlie Scott of North Carolina. All are seniors. Adolph Rupp of Kentucky was named the college Coach of the Year. Purdue's Rick Mount, a 19G8-69 choice for the top five, headed the second team this year. He was joined by seven others on the second unit.

Receiving top votes were Dave Cowens of Florida State, Artis Gilmore of Jacksonville and Calvin Murphy of Niagara. Yunkus hit three 'straight baskets to pull Tech, ahead, 64-54, with 5:30 remaining and the Dukes were never able to come closer than four points, 72-68, with two minutes left. Duquesne, making its 13th NIT appearance, built a 28-22 lead with 4:58 left in the first half on the shooting of Davis and Zopf. But Georgia Tech fought back behind Yunkus, Seemer and Mayer to tie the score at 28-28. Four straight baskets by Yunkus boosted the Yellow Jackets to a 55-48 advantage with eight minutes left as Duquesne ran into foul trouble.

The Dukes lost, most of their rebounding strength when 6-foot-10 Barry Nelson fouled out with 9:03 remaining Miss Crump Shuttles To Victory Miami Jackson 3 Palmetto 4 Miami Central 440 relay 1 North's western 2 Miami Jackson 3 M. Central 4 Ft. Lauderdale 43.3; 40 Hlh Hurdles Relay 1 Northwestern 2 Miami Jackson 3 Ft. Lauderdale 4 Stranahan Sprint Medley Relay 1 Northwestern 2 Miami Jackson 3 Carol City 4 Dlllard 1 -st-lt Distance Medley Relay 1 Mia- ml Jackson 2 Nova 3 Coral Gables 4 Stranahan Two Miles Relay 1 Miami Jackson 2 Stranahan 3 North-s western 4 South Broward Mil Relay 1 Northwestern 2 Miami Jackson 3 Nova 4 Stranahan Shot Put 1 Ortpoa (CO) 2 Byers (FL) 3 Suarer (CP) 3 4 Goodman (NW) 51-3' Dlseua 1 3 Trias (CP) 2 Burger (CG) 3 Ledqer (C) 4 Hoadley, (SW) D-147-2; Long Jump 1 3 Rawls (SJ) 2 Lightfoot (NW) 3 Brown 3 (ME) 4 Thomas (MC) D-22; High 3 Jump 1 Mount (FL) 2 Cromer (MJ) 3 Thomas (S) 4 Davie (ME) H-4-4; Pol Vault 1 Sarrett (ME 2 Thorpe (PB) 3 Newsome (NW) 4 Teat (MJ) 13'. Bulldogs Seek To Repeat Drake Opposes Aggies For NCAA Midivest Title Area Places 5 On Stars Diane Crump, the only female rider to win a race at a South Florida track this season, eased Flying Shuttle to a decisive victory in the sixth race at Gulfstream Park Friday.

Flying Shuttle, a 3-year-old after the first sixteenth of a mile and drew away to win by four lengths over Toter Back. Blue Nalanda was third and Valerie Nash finished fourth. Flying Schuttle, a 3-year-old son of Loom, ran six furlongs over a muddy track in 1:12 2-5 and paid $6.80, $4.40 and $2.80. Toter Back paid $6.60 and $3.60. Blue Nalanda paid $3 to show.

Miss Crump, who broke the barrier against girl riders at Hialeah a year ago last January, won with Flying Shuttle last Dec. 11 at Tropical. She did not win again until she got home with Ashbourne, an 18-1 shot, at Gulfstream last Tuesday. Mexico State's inside power, and whether the Bulldogs' speed and aggressiveness can upset the Aggies' style of play as Kansas State did. "Both of them will have to use their strength," said Cotton Fitzsimmons, coach of Kansas State.

"Drake has to use its finesse outside and New Mexico State has to use its brute strength inside." The Aggies, coached by Lou Henson, are bidding for their first NCAA regional championship after losing to UC'-A in the Far West regional each of the past two seasons. Sam Lacey, 6-foot-10 center, and Jeff Smith, 6-fool-8 forward, are muscular giants who give the Aggies a rebound advantage unless a team with great quickness otithustlcs them on the board. Kansas State did just that, winning the rebound battle 58-44 but losing the game at the free throw line. Our Wire Services Drake University, surprise winner of the NCAA Midwest regional basketball tournament last year, pits its speed and quickness against fifth-ranked New Mexico Stale's backboard power this afternoon in a bid for a repeat berth in the national finals. The Bulldogs, 22-6, and ranked 14th in the final Associated Press poll, challenge the AgRics, 25-2, in Lawrence, Kansas.

The winner gains a spot in the four-team finals next Thursday and at College Park, Md. Drake defeated 12lh-ranked Houston, and New Mexico Stale eased past. Big Eight champion Kansas State, 7l-fifi, in Thursday's semifinals. Houston and Kansas State meet hefore the title game for third place. The championship game in this regional hinges on whether Drake can combat New Five Broward players have been named to the 12-man Region 4 All-Star team announced this week.

The five, who are now eligible for the North-South AU-Star game in Gainesville next summer, are Dawn Tonknvich of Chaminadc, Otis Williams of Northeast, Dillard's Percy Howard, Lonnie Butler of Pompano Beach and Blanche Ely's Lester Cook. Jack Brady of Carol City was the All-Star selection as coach by the 39 coaches. lillllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIlllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIlin Carr Resigns As Bears Coach G-O-L-F at th fintst axecutivt court THE HILLSB0R0 COUNTRY CLUB Drive out to U.S. 441 (Stat Rd. 7) on Sunrita, Oakland Pk.

Blvd. or Commercial Blvd. than North about 10 to 15 minutat. EXAMINATION BROWARD COUNTY CENTRAL, GENERAL CONTRACTORS PLACE: Broward County Courthousa (Room 270) Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33301 PHONE: 525-1641, Ext. 336 TIME: Saturday, May 2, 1970 8:30 A.M.

FEE: $75.00. FINAL FILING DATE: FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1970 4:30 P.M. PROCTORED AND GRADED BY H. H. BLOCK ASSOCIATES.

BASED ON THE SOUTH FLORIDA BUILDING CODE. 1970 CODE BOOKS AVAILABLE iMsniE ODD SQ84 plus CHICAGO. The Chicago Bears announced Friday the resignation of defensive coach Jimmy Carr. Carr came to the Bears last year after three years as a defensive coach for the Minnesota Vikings. He was a defensive back in the National Football League for 10 years.

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