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Colorado DENVER (UPID)-The 1976 Olympics were almost assured- ly voted out of Colorado Tuesday. 4 \ Voters rejected government plans to pay for the Olympiad with taxes and without those public funds the International - Committee has little choice but to move the event to another site. If the games are moved it would be the first time in history the host city had lost the games after the original bid was awarded. | In a statewide referendum voters approved cutting off state money for the Olympics. In Denver the city charter was amended to prevent further use of city funds. Both measures passed by more than 1% to 1. Major Victory The rejection of the use of public money was a major victory for ecologists who feared vast areas of mountain landscape would be ruined for generations by the Olympics. \It's clear that the people of Denver and Colorado don't want to have the Olympics,\ said Vance RK. Dittman, an , Colo., resident who formed Protect our Mountain Environment (POME) to fight the games. Gov. John Love, who spear- headed the most fierce battle in his political career to defeat the amendment and save the games, said he was disappoint- ed and could not understand why the Olympics was rejected. \I did everything I could to > NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Conference Atlantic Division w. i. pet. g.b. Boston 10 1.909 - New York 11 2 .846 I Buffalo 3 9.250 74% Philadelphia 0 13 .000 11> Central Division ‘ w. I. petm g.b. Houston 7 5.583 - Atlanta 7 6.538 % Baltimore 5 7 All 2 Cleveland 4 10 .286 4 Western Conference Midwest Division w.. L. PCT. G.B. Milwaukee 9 2 .818 - Chicago 8 4 .667 1 KC-Omaha 5 7 Al7 4 Detroit 4 8 .333 5 Pacific Division Atlanta 109 Balt 107, ot Los Ang 122 Houston 100 (Only games scheduled) Wednesday's Games Golden State at Boston Buffalo at Baltimore Phila vs. KC-Omaha ..... ho w. I. pct. g.b Golden State 9 2.818 % Los Angeles 11 3 .786 - Phoenix 5 5.900 3% Seattle 4 8 .333 5% Portland 1 11 .083 8% Tuesday's Results Golden Stm 105 Buffalo 91 get the state to carry through with its commitment,\ he said. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) was expected to meet soon and withdraw Denver's bid for the games. The IOC awarded the games to Denver in May, 1970. Two Choices Either the IOC will cancel the 1976 games and hold world championships or it will award the bid to another city. Innsbruck, Austria; Grenoble, France, and Lake Placid, N.Y., have all expressed interest in hosting the games. Federal appropriations for the games were tied to Tuesday's referendum vote. Denver Olympic Organizing Committee (DOO New Seals Head Coach MINNEAPOLIS (UPI)-Fred Glover, ousted as head coach of the California Golden Seals last year, today replaced the man who fired him. * Owner Charles O. Finley Tuesday announced that Glov- er, 44, would replace on an interim basis General Manager and Coach Garry Young, 36, who resigned both positions. Finley blamed ill health for Young's decision and while it is true that Young underwent surgery last season, it was well known that Finley and Young had differences of opinion regarding the Seals, who are last in the NHL West with a 2- 7-3 mark. Kings on Win Run ATLANTA (UPI)-Those red- hot Los Angeles Kings now have the longest winning streak by an expansion team in the National Hockey League. With veteran Ralph Back- strom scoring in the final period, the Kings beat the St. . Louis Blues, 2-2, Tuesday night for their eighth victory in a row. The first seven wins were in Los Angeles. The Kings face the Atlanta Flames tonight in the second match of a five-game road trip. Basketball ;: Clinic Set LOCKPORT - - Boys basketball clinics will be sponsored again this year, by the Kenan Center, Mike Flaherty, arena director has announced. Fred Strong, a sophomore - at - Niagara University, will conduct the clinics at the Hamilton House, Churgh and Ontario Streets. Boys in grades 5 to 7 will meet on Mondays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Grades 8 to 11 meet Fridays from 4 to 6 p.m. The ANY SUIT IN OUR STORE Olympics Reieded Says No _ Placid Bid Is Sought LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) -A sports official in this Adir- ondackMountain resort village said today he feels Lake Placid could handle the 1976 Winter Olympics better than any com- munity in the world. The Rev. J. Bernard Fell, sports director for the town of North Elba, made the comment in a broadcast interview follow- ing approval by Colorado voters Tuesday of measures to cut off tax funds for the 1976 Winter Olympics, scheduledfor Denver. Fell, in the first such public statement he has made, said he now supports a bid by Lake Placid to take over the games. He said, however, that working outfederal and state aid fund agreements, TV receipts and gate receipts possibly could be stumbling blocks. . Lake Placid, site of the 1932 Winter Olympics, boasts the only Olympic bobsled run in North America as well as ski and skating facilities. The only major construction needed to $1.5 Million Officials Okay 'Rich Stadium . BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPD)-Aft- er months of haranguing, the Erie County Legislature has de- cided that the new sports facil- ity under construction in sub- urban Orchard Parkwill benam- ed commercially. The legislators voted Tuesday to accept a $1.5 million offer by Rich Products, Inc., a Buf- falo manufacturer, and agreed to name the new arena \Rich Stadium.\ Although the Buffalo Bills': football team is the only pro- spective tenant for the stadium now under- construction, the legislature turned down an equivalent offer from Bills' owner Ralph C. Wilson to name it for the team. Among other things, Wilson sought the right to resell the name. After rejecting other alterna- The Genesee State Park accomodate the '76 F@MES Commission has modified its would be a field house &nd announcement of Sept. 29th housing for athletes. relative to issuance of special No official bid has been made shotgundeer hunting permits for to theU.S. Olympic Committee Friday and SaturdayNov. 24 and -but Lake Placid was among 25 at Letchworth State Park. the original bidders at the time Only hunters who hold licenses the games were awarded to ofa Party Permit Group for Area Denver. 88 and Landowners Party Permit Fell said the next step is in who apply as a group are the hands of the local village eligible. However, to offset and town boards which would delays experienced in obtaining have to decide whether to offer the village as a backup site to Denver. Fell made his remarks in an interview over radio station Warriors Cverhaul Buffalo |. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) -The - Golden State Warriors turned their party permits from Albany, the Commission is extending the acceptance date of applications for Letchworth permits to Nov. 17. Only hunters who hold licenses of a Party Permit Group for Area 88 who submit park permit ap- plications for all members of a regular party group of four, or land-owners party permit of two, will be grantedone-day permits for one of the dates. Each hunter will be chargeda $1 permit fee, but applications must be sub- mitted together by all members. of the party; group. Four hundred individual permits for each day will be issued in order of receipt a two - point halftime deficit second half rally, hitting for 14 into an 18-point third quarter 'of his game - high 22 points. lead and blasted the Buffalo 'The Warriors trailed53-51 at Braves 105-91 Tuesday night for halftimebutuncorkkeda32-point their sixth straight Nathonal thirdperiod while restricting the Basketball Association victory. Jeff Mullins powered the Braves to 12 points. Buffalo never got closer than 12 as Golden State continued to first hour of the clinics will be jeaq the Pacific Division with devoted to fundamental drills and exercises, the second hour will be scrimmage games. a 9-2 record. Rookie Bob MacaDoo topped the Braves with 21 points and \The competition level will be Bop Kauffman contributed 16 low-keyed. Any boy interested in learning and practicing basketball skills, regardless of points and 17 rebounds. It was Buffalo's ninth lossin 12 games and came before a his ability, is wélcome to P&T crowd of 8,073. ticipate in the clinics,\ Flaherty explained. 'There will be a nominal charge each Registrations will be accepted this week. WITH THE PURCHASE OF OR __ OPEN EVERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY NITE THL 9:00 PM. _ A RUTH'S 60th _ NEW YORK (UPI) - Babe week. -Ruth hit the 60th home run of his record 1927 season off Tom Zachary on Sept. 30. ANY SPORT COAT and SLAX COMBI- NA TION 440 Main Street Medina, N. 'Y. tives, the legislature voted 16-4 to accept the offer from Rich Products, Inc. The company,which makes dairy - typeproducts originally gamed the name \Coffee Rich ar l” Selling the name had caused considerable local controversy. Some factions urged that the facility be called simply \Eri County Stadium,\ and others sought to sell the name to de- fray construction costs. The stadium is to open for the 1973 football season. Wilson said he would have preferred a name with the word \Buffalo\ in it. He had offered to pay an equivalent amount for the name \Buffalo Bills Stadi- um.” \But if the community can live with it,\ Wilson said, \we certainly can too.\ Park Group Alters Shotgun Deer Data of mailed applications. Each person applying must: include the $1 fee for each party the number of each member's 1972 big game license; state the number of the 1972 party permit; state the day he is applying for; state whether he will accept the alternate date, if necessary. If the 400 permits are not issued for each day by advance mail, the remaining permits will be issued to hunters meeting the above requirements on a first- come, first-served basis starting at 6 a.m. at the Administration Building, Letchworth State Park on Friday, Nov. 24, until the quota is reached. Hunting in the park for any kind of wildlife at any time or deer hunting on Nov. 24 and 25 without a permit, is an offense which will be prosecuted. All pertinent provisions of the New York State Environmental Conservation Law will apply, including 1972 Order establishing regulations for hunting deer of either sex under party permits, and amendments thereto. No other kinds of wildlife may be taken. No hunting will be permitted in two reserved areas: (A) at the north end (west side of River) from Perry entrance (Schenck Road) north to Route 36, and (B) at the south end (West side of River) from Route 19A north to the Castile entrance (Denton's Corner Road) about 4 mile north of the Administration Building. No hunting will be allowed on the Erie-Lackawanna Right-of-Way within reserved Area B. Requests for permit and listed information with accompanying fees should be mailed to Genesee State Park and Recreation Commission, Letchworth State Park, Castile, N. Y. 14427. (Enclose a - self-addressed stamped envelope.) ® \6060908 #0608 1s nle 23000009, +; 'e% iP offi 'o.o:c'~n . _ NL Award MEDINA JOURNAL-REGiIsTER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8; 1972 Lakers 3C Stall crassa tus as Pockets By United Press international Jerry West doesn't have to score to beat you. West, annually one of the National Basketball Associa- tion's leading scorers, hit only 10 points Tuesday night. But he contributed an awesome 20 assists and stole the ball seven times to lead the Los Angeles Lakers to a 122-109 victory over the Houston Rockets. The victory was the sixth straight for the Lakers and 10th in their last 11 games, but it failed to help them gain ground as the Golden State Warriors, the NBA Pacific leaders, rallied to beat the Buffalo Braves, 105- 91. The Warriors, who also have won six straight, lead by 32 percentage points. : only other game, George Trapp's basket with two minutes left in overtime gave the Atlanta Hawks a 109-107 victory over the Baltimore Bullets. Pete Maravich hit eight of his 28 points in the final two minutes of regulation time to rally the Hawks from a 13-point Riordan led Baltimore with 28 points. ASSID ADSTZTZZT wflnramimxbmm, EXPLANATION - The Dunkel system ion rating, weighted in favor of opposition margin combined with points stronger, per game, then a 40.0 team against Bench By VITO STELLINO UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI)-Johnny Bench, the Cincinnati Reds' slugger, who won't be 25 until Dec. 7th, received the National League's Most Valuable Player award for the second time in three years Tuesday, by a surprisingly easy margin over Billy Williams of the Chicago Cubs and Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates. 7 Bench, who slumped to a .238 average in 1971 after easily winning the MVP honors in 1970 - when he hit .293 with 45 homers and 148 RBIs, isn't making any -> predictions. \I don't set any personal goals except to hit 30-35 homers with 100 RBIs,\ Bench said, \I figure if I do that well, the team has a good chance to m.” But with two MVP plaques already on his trophy shelf at age 24, he has to rate a good - shot of doing it three times in | his career and a better than average chance of becoming the first man ever to win four. Only Stan Musial and Roy Campanella have won the Sports Profiles TEAM CAPTAINS ~> __ DENTON, Tex. (UPI) - Byron Nelson, Don January and Miller, Barber will be among the 24 pros who will captain teams Friday in the . third annual North Texas . State homecoming golf tournament. SHORT ON WAIVERS PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Chris Short, who has a 132-127 record for 13 seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies was placed on the waiver list by the club Tuesday. General Manager Paul Owens said in making the announce- ment that the 35-year old left- hander will be given \every opportunity to make the club\ in spring training. | -| TITLE FIGHT KINGSTON, Jamaica (UPI) -Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier and challenger George Foreman are expected to sign Wednesday for a world title gighnzlzxere, with the likely date an. 22. bo . Americans drive 93 million private cars 945 billion miles a year. - - COLLEGE FOOTBALL J- 1T N D E A -‘dmyi.ofq_lmi It reflects scoring B. WIN-naughbunhgflom - Toronto - 5 ~N.Y.Islande_rs B . d 7 - '- . \ 2.0 ~~ g MVP award three times in the National League. Jimmy Foxx, Joe DiMaggio and Yogi Berra pennant, his vote total was supposed to be diluted because some of the Cincinnati votes were split for Joe Morgan. NHL Stundings| LS BOY Upifed Press International East - > w.li.t.pisgiga Montreal 9 1 4225524 Buffalo 6 2 5174230 N.Y. Rangers 8 4 1174936 Detroit 7 4 1154330 Boston © 6 6 2145854 6 21230440 Vancouver 4 8 1 93751 % 8 w.L.T.PTSGFGA Los Angeles 9 6 Philadelphia 6 5 . Chicago Pittsburgh 6 7 Minnesota 5 5 2123431 Atlanta 5 St. Louis California Tuesday's Results Los Ang 3 St. Louis 2 . (Only game scheduled) - Wednesday's Games Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Toronto at Montreal Vancouver at N.Y. Rangers Los Angeles at Atlanta ~ N.Y. Islanders at Chicago California at Minnesota (Only games scheduled) , | Track Results _ BATAVIA, N.Y. (UPI)- Pen- ny's Benny scored a head win over Easy Jim Tuesday night to capture the $2,800 featured pace at Batavia Downs. Gary Gibson drove the victor to a 2:09.1 finish and paid $3.90, $2.80 and $2.80. Regal Brook was third. 1 -A 1-7 daily double of Lalena and Mike G paid $32.60. A crowd of 3,089 bet $224,012. Rating Team Diff. ‘ MAJOR GAMES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Alabama* 114.5 . Arizona* 82.7 ....(5) Brig. Young 77.8 Arizona St* 93.3..__(23) N.Mexico (1) Syracuse* Bowl'gGr'n* 80.2____(16) Dayton California 83.1 Citadel 66.8. (9) L.S.U. 105.1 (5) . Ore. St* (20) Furman* (4) Maryland* __ (8) Bucknell* {17) Kansas Clemson 81.8 Colgate 66.2 Colorado* 101.2 Columbia 68.8.____ (1) Dartmouth* & (17) Brown* 4 Dukg‘ 88.2 ___.___(27) W'keForest 6 Florida* 97.5 _______(4) Georgia FloridaSt*® 86.7.______(13) Tulsa Ga.Tech* 91.4._____(9) BostonCol 8 Harvard 67.7...._.._._(6) Princeton* Houston* 88.0.____(35) Colo.St 5 Idaho* 61.2 ..._._._._._(0) Montana 6 (6) Indiana 81.2 Iilinois* 87.7 Kentucky* 81.1......_(6) Vanderbilt 75.5 Louisville $856.0____(26) S.Iilinois* Mass, U 67.0 »...... (1) HolyCross* 65.7 5__- (20) Cinc'nati 64.8 (17) Kent St 68.1 (32) ITowa* 78.2 Michigan 110.5... Minnesota®*® N'western 75.8. (1) Pittsburgh 79.0 State* 101.2 Virginia 72.5 Navy* 80.3 . Nebraska 125.0 __ (24) N.Carolina® 90.3....._. (18) N.Iilinois* $2.0._____(14) Fresno 67.8 NotreDame 101 Lug)” Aliihg‘exst 513 Ohio State 97.8 mst, $6: N.Tex.St* 63.4 (4) Mich.St* 94.0 Oklahoma®* 118.6... (25) Missouri 93.9 JOkla,. St 87.5.._...___(9) Kunsas St* 78.3 Penn State* 103.3-.(10) N.C.State 98.0 Purdue* (9) A ________ (8) a* 70.0... (20) jRutgers* 64.7 _____(13) Boston U 51.8 . S.Diego St* 83.1 San Jose 79.3... ; £1) oPacifiE 323 regon o S.M.VU.* 93.6 ...... (10) Texas A&M 83.4. 76.6.._._. (17) Cha'n __(22) R.iIsland 44! 0 Texas 105.4..____. ( i 49 | B-Wallace 56.1__.... (23) W ¥ 16 Baylor? $589 (Hluifion* 56.0.__(12) Wilmington 25. . 84.4 | No. Dakota 78.0... (32) NQV—IABV‘ Stanford 94.6 Temple* 66.6_. Texas Tech* 96.6 'Toledo* 73.2. (19) T.C.VU. T8.0 (21) Marshall 5%.¢ | Cent.Mich 68.4... (4) Youngst'n* . * “03W“ [v.c.r..a._ 102.8. (1) (Waster a.¢6 on* 43. Hf Kenyon: B9 44.4 | Muskingum® 47.8____{10)}) Marietta 37.5 ) ttsburg* 40.3 . OTHER EASTERN FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i * 0 Kings Pt 39.9._____(2) Hofstra® 37.5 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Widener* ' 39.1. Sw'thmore 4.0 a | Wilkes ©43.1 (15) Del.Val* 27.9 Williams* 44.6 (10) Wesleyan 34.2 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Akron* 66.0 .._. Anderson 30.6____(4) Manch * Ashland* 63.0___(24) N (6) N Neb-Omaha 46.7... (06) PI Wm & Mary* 82.5 (8) E.Carolina 74.0 | Wyoming 71.4..(13) Tex.ElPaso* 59.7 | C Yale 72.3__________(8} Penn* 67.1 |O. Albright 41.1.___(13) Leb.Valey* 28.5 Alfred* 42.0 __ (27) Hamilton 15.0 Allegheny* 23.4...._____(0) Hiram 23.3) Amherst 51.1 ___. (183) Trinity* 37.9 Bethany 22.9 (5) Wash-Jeff* 18.3 Bridgep't* 60.1..___(35) Lk.Haven 24.8 |Brockp't* 224... (16) RochesterT 6.0 Coast Gd 23.1..._.___(14) Maritime* 9.5 Cen.Conn 48.3 _. Cortland* 39.9 C.W.Post 45.4.___(9) Gettysb'g* 35.9 Delaware* 80.4 (323) Maine 47.9 E.Stroudsb'g* 34.3.-(9) Bloomsb'g 25.7 | Edinboro* (5) Calif.St 32.9 Mid. Tenn* 60.2_______(7) E.Tenn 53.3%; :.6 |R-Macon* 35.7._(12) G'town, D. .0 | S.Ark.St 55.6 _____(12) Ark. * 43.8 54.7._.__(9) 'Tarleton* 45.4: F & M 36.1. (26) Muhlenb'g* 10.1 Geneva 47.0 _.__(2) Westminister® 44. | Glassboro* 32.8. (11) Paterson 21.3 Hobart 50.8 _. _ . (10) Ithaca® 40.6 Indiana,Pa* 52.7..(23) Shippensb'g 29.8 J.Hopkins® '91.7____(2) Dickinson 19.8 Juniata® 44.4 .._.__.(9) Moravian 35.0 Latayette* 43.8 (8) Drexel 35.0 Lehigh* 55.0 _.____(32) Rochester 23.2) Mansfield 26.8 -___(3) Kutztown* 23.7 Middlebury 49.7. {15) Union* 34.7 M'lersv'l 35.1 _._ Towson* 24.2 Nichols* 15.0 (3) Trenton 11.7 St.Lawrence 26.1..___(6) RPIL* 20.3 Slip.Rock* 50.9. (11) Clarion 40.1 So.Conn* 46.1__ (8) ALC. 38.0 Thiel 32.5 ... (1) Carnegie*® 31.8 Tulipsah 83.5 _..__.____(P) Fordham* 24.6 agner* 46.8 _____(15) '~Sus'hanna 32.0 Waynesb'g* 35.3......_(3) Frostburg 22.0 © ar® 68.0 ______(10) Delta St 53.0 W.Chester R W.Marylat a 156.8...(g5 3' coming* 30.7 OTHER MIDWESTERN - (2) Quantico 64.3 ester* 26. rthwood 39. ooster* 34 Tenn. A&I 69.0______(30) Cent.St* 38.9 'Valpar'o® 41.3._.____(13) Ind.Cent 27.8 Wabash* 27.1_______(3) DePauw 23.9 Wittenb'g* 57.1._..___(16) Capital 40.7 OTHER SOUTHERN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Abflene*® 55.7.____(9) Tex.Luth'n 46.8 Alcorn 64.5 .____(13) Prairie V* 51.0 Angelo 67.3 (3) E.Tex.St* 63.9 (23) Gullford* 21.1 | Catawba 44.4 Denison 47.6..._._._(19) Wash-Lee* 28.3 | Rastern Ky 60.6__(2) Appalach'n* 58.6. Elon* 56.1... (10) Len.Rhyne 45.6 Em-Henry* G'town,.Ky 13.8 Fla. ALM 49.9____(4) Southern* 45.8: Grambling* 75.2_-__(51) Norfolk 23.7. H-Sydney* 49.4._.___(6) Shepherd 43.4: 44.8 | Harding 58.0 __ (18) Monticello® 39.8 Henderson 41.86 ____(6) St.Col.Ark* 35.4; How.Payne*® 62.7....(1) Texas AKI 61.5 BHlinois St 60.5 ____(3) Morehead* 57.4 Jackson St 62.9____(%28) M-Brown 34.46 Lamar* 65.0 _______(20) Nicholls 45.5 La. Tech* 78.6____(16) E.Michigan 62.5 McNeese St 68.0._(15) S'east La* 352.9 Md.E.Shore* 45.1_.(3) Petersburg 41.7) Murray* 58.5 _._ (14) Ev. 44.8 Ouachita*® 50.2 (9) _ n. 41.4 PineBlufft* 47.1 (9) 31!le 38.1 D.C. 23.6 Samford 60.6._____(1) Newberry*® $3.1 S'west Texas 60.0-_(10) Sul Ross* 49.5 Tenn.Tech 72,5 .......(14) Aus.Feay* 358.0 Tex.South'n 54.1.__(3) Langston* 51.1 w.Carolina 66.6 ...... (9) Presbyt'n*® 57.6 Ky* 60.4_.__(16) Butler 44.0: Western Wotford* 53.0.____(16) G-Webb 365] OTHER FAR WESTERN | ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 Cent.Wash* 37.0_____(12}) E.Oregon 24.5 \ Hawail* 67.1..__.._(14) N.Arizona 54.6 Highlands* 45.3-____(11) E.N.Merxr 34.5 Idaho St 75.1 ____(15) Boise Bt* 60.5 8) Wichita Ste 80.7 Drake* 72.6 ____(10) Neast La 62.4 | Ore.CE.* 41.3 _____(823) Ore. Tech 18.6 ® Sam; Emporia 49.6____(15) Washburn* 34.6 | Pacific U* 39.2. .- 215) L & C Bs: Washington* | Hanover*® 21.5 ________(#) Taylor 38.6 | Pac.Luth'n*® 46.5____(10) Linfield 36.3] (6) Utah St* §6.8 Heidelp'g 61.5..._(29) Mt.Union® 32.3%) Portland St* 39.1.._(6) E.Montana 22.7 Tavier 57.1 | J.Carroli 25.9 _______(1if} Oberlin* 15.3 | PugetSound 50.0_(17) Willamette*® 33.1 (13) Centre 30.9 | Weber St* 56.5.....(9) NMichigan 47.1 Whitworth* 391.___(9) ©.Oregon 30.% * Home Teem Mi _108.%8 Nebraska Oklahoma ATIONAL AND SECTIONAL LEADERS | owest 'soUTH 125.0 Alabama ~ -118.6 Louisiana St na .__114.3 106.1 __110.5 Tennessee 108.9 So N. C. A&T* 51.1___(13) Del.State 38.5] . N' west La* 70.7..__(11). S'west La 59.9 9) Miss.Coll. 41.4
