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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
4 New Angle

Whenever a fight is scheduled
IN Detroit or elsewhere, YOU can
count on the promoters coming up
with an angle" that they hope
will sell out the lOint.
Sometimes the angle IS good,
more often il is bad
Bit --+4t----r-- 7r'rrfc' tTTTc
fight card at Arcadia Monday
night that not only wasn't con-
ceived by the promoter, but ac-
tually has been avoided by him.
The angle was concocted by
group OF friends Of John
"Scotty" Strachan, Arcad a
matchmaker, who spent a miser-
able three months in Harper Hos
pital following a serious opera
tion.
The idea was, even though
Strachan was released two weeks
ago. he might need a bit Of
scratch" and the friends were all
for staging benefit show--wlth-
out informing -Strachan-
But "Scotty' got wind ~ II
somehow and polltely-but firmly
told the boys
"NO, YOU don't. I'll put on my
own show and IL will be good
enough that i should he able
10 make a buck or two on my
own"
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Another Angle

OF course. as we pointed out,
there has 10 be an angle 10 the
headliner and this is il:
Fontaine predicted in the gym
the other day that Garcia would
beat Spencer. Fontane fought the
Puerto Rican twice, winning once
and losing once.
Somehow the word was relayed
TO Spencer. The Clevelander in
turn, predicts he not only will
beat Garcia, but would be very
happy to take on Mr.. Fontaine. as
well. See how easy the boys can
cook up an angle"
Here is another one:
Kayo Morgan tells us Garcia
fought on the preliminary card
that night in San Juan, back in
1910, when Kayo made his bid for
the worlds bantam crown against
Sixto Escobar.
81 thought Garcia would wind
up a champion some day." the
ageless Kayo continues. 'He
can really move around Maybe
he won't be champion, but he'll
beat Spencer--that Is, n he Is
only half as good as he was
then"
And so II goes. But the thing
We are most happy about is that
"Scotty' is back on the Job. Ar
cadia is a must with lis on next
weeks sport calendar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Garcia Signed

And il appears Strachan has
carried out his part Of the bar
galn-at least 50 far as announce
ment of the paIrIngs are con-
cerned.
He secured the services Of Ruby
Garcia, Puerto Rican lightweight,
Who is known TO the trade as a
club fighter, 10 box Leon
Spencer. a former amateur cham
pion who has scored eight knock
outs in 10 pro fights They are
scheduled for 10 rounds-or less.
Garcia has fought such worthicS
as Tippy Larkln. Lulu CoStantlnO.
Willie Pep, Ike Williams and 9th
erS OF equal reputation
Spencer's opposition hasn't been
so well seasoned. but his stock
scared greatly when he stopped
Billy Miller in seven rounds two
weeks ago II was only the second
time in 200 fights that Billy failed
TO 90 the distance.
The preliminaries appear
equally inviting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Fight Judges
Cards Identical

Joe Lenihan and Frank Fisher
matched cards in points while
scoring the l0-round fight between
Leroy Willis and JuSte Fontaine
at Olympia last night.
They sat on opposite sides of
the ring.
Each judge scored 55 points for
Willis and - for Fontaine.
Sam HcnneSScy, the referee.
scored 81 10 as, IN favor of Willis.
making the verdict unaniuous.
The only round which Ienihan
and Fisher gave Fontaine was the
eighth which JuSte was awarded
on a low blow by Willis, Hennessey
voted the fifth, eighth and ninth
rounds 10 Fontaine and called the
first and seventh even.
How the officials voted by
rounds,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Willis Title Contender After III pset Win


Tomorrow will see the influx Of
outstate racers who will make
things interesting for the Michi-
gan lads and lasSieS.
OF course. as race time nearS,
speculation is rife as 10 the prob
able winners of the Gold and Sill
YER Skates tests. the trial heats
of which are a half and mile, with
a mile final for girls and two
miles for the boys.
MANY CHANCES
Scanning the entry list in the
Gold Skates, the outstanding
entries appear to be Mary Locke,
Dolores Nicholson and Mary Place
of Detroit; Mary Koinis of Sagi-
nav and Shirley Givens of Flint,
although there are several other
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

bers at the paddock on the island
between y O'Clock and racing
time. Be on hand early 10 avoid
a starting delay The Gold and
Silver Derby trials are the first
10 be decided, the opening heat
of the Silver Skates race being
first on the program.
All kids l5 or under are invited
10 participate IN the tenth annual
dog-sled derby which opens Sun
days DETROIT TINES GOLD
AND SILVER SKATES DERBY
program, All that's needed 10
enter is a dog lany hreedl, !
sled and a pair of skates. Just
report AT the starting line on
Lake Tacoma, Belle Isle before
100 Sunday afternoon and you
can race for the fine dog trophy
and other prizes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

fair gliders who might upset the
dope.
There's a host of possibIes in
the Silver Skates event. with out
city skaters in the minority. Jim
Thomson, who has finished second
more times than you can count on
one hand appears 10 have the
best chance of his long series Of
quests. He's up against a field Of
younger talent for the most part.
Vine Denecour, another old
hand in the race, again is a bid
der. with Jerry Oldenkamp, John
Pavey. Mario Trafeli. Dick Lapella
and Howie McDougall boys to be
feared, along with It. 6ccif
Thornton, army entry. and Jimmy
Koinis of Saginaw.
While the racing starts at 1:30.
all skaters must get their num-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

weights that now includes Juan
Zurita, Beau Jack, Ike Williams,
Bobby Raffih and others.
The decisive manner in which
Willis defeated Fontaine may
have surprised a lot OF people,
but NOT his trainer, Eddie Htch,
who said before the fight
This boy is better than peo-
pie in his home town think
he is"
And so ianky Leroy simply
stepped out and staked a clear
claim for national recognition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Pointe CdgerS
Stop Royal Oak

Crosse Pointe High cagers put
the stopper to Royal Oak last
night, 1925, in a feature suburban
contest. Fred Cronin scored II
points as the Pointers led all the
way. ay.zA-----.-
Ecorse won its sixth straight
in the Twin Valley league by
downing Ypsilanti, 41-35, mainly
on the "a points chalked up by
Capt, Don Schuler. River Rouge
trimmed Wayne, 44-28, and Dear
born swamped Plymouth, 45-13,
for the formers seventh victory
-fh eight games this season.
In other suburban games. Ford
Trade beat Lincoln Park 41=3Q,
Center Line checked South Lake,
1924, and Berkley bumped Rose
vile, 56-31.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
w. Ontario CagerS
Edge Out Tech

Western Ontario squeezed out
a 30-29 victory over Detroit Tech
in Windsor last night on the last
minute basket by Bob Krol, his
only goal of the game. Tech led.
1911, at half time. but Western
Ontario finally solved its zone
defense and brought the game
close. AL Scorgle's IA for the
winners and Jerry Bouldings nine
points for Tech ted the scorers.
Techs game with Camp River
Rouge tonight has been postponed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

night in Olym-
pia as he out
boxed and out
m q n e uvered
Juste Fontaine,
the cock y,
b o a stful pro-
tege Of Fritzie
Zivic, for a 10
round decision
that sh ould d
move his name
into the same
bra C et of
leading light
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Fontaine Gets
A Trimming
By LEO MACDoNELL

Juste Fontainc accepted defeat
gracefully at the hands Of Leroy
Willis IN Olympia last night, but
wants "A rcmatch.
II would love 10 fight him
again." the Pittsburgh light
weight declared i'm the dressing
room after the bout. where he
nursed a bruised left eye as a
momento,
At the same time. Fontaine paid
high tribute to Willis.
'He Is a great little fighter"
Fontaine- proclaimed the -Aashy
Detroit Negro battler, who, z
70, underdog in the betting.
won an unanimous verdict.
A crowd of more than 5000
customers paid a gross gate OF
over $4,000 met $l5,000l to see
a boxing card chockful of action.
NO hNOC kDONN
Though boys hattled turi-
Uusiy throughout. there were no
clean knockdowns. After missing
IA left hook. Willis slipped and iell
into the ropes in the eighth when
Fontaine caught him with punch
under the left shoulder There was
no count. the Detroiter leaped to
his feet Immediately.
Anyway, Willis lost the round
on a low punch. The blow did no
harm. but Hennessey ruled it went
10 the visiting mittster auto
matically.
It was Willis 10th triumph in
as many fights as pro and vaulted
the skinny, 20-year-old local lad
high as a contender for honors in
7 his class.
he is a legitimate featherweight
who can make 128 pounds without
I trouble. He weighed 80 last night
against Fontaine's 1873 at weigh
in time. Fontaine probably weighed
135 when he stepped into the
ring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
0'NeiI Bell Signs
For Chicago Bout

CHICAGO, Jan. 81 GNS) -
Two classy Negro welterweights
were slated today for the eight
round semifinaI bout in next Fri
days boxing soon to be staged at
the Chicago Coliseum. Promoter
Jack Kearns announced that he
has signed Jimmy Sherrer, clever
Milwaukee boxer, and Detroit's
slugging O'Neil Bell.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
BY KEN HALL
skates Derby Lditor

This is Skates Derby Day on
Belle Isle.
Today is the first Of two days
on which the fast skaters of De-
troit and vicinity and several
from other states assemble on the
island 10 show their best speed
in the annual DETROIT TIMES
GOLD AND SILVER SKATES
DERBY events.
More than 300 boys and girls
in all classes will be on hand at
o'clock TO compete in the Derby
races and "A state championships
on Lake Tacoma. Belle Isle.
1t will be a great show. Make
your plans to be on hand both
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Clever eft Hand

Willis showed a clever left hand
with which he could either jab or
hook. He had only one bad mo-
ment in the fight and that was
in the eighth round when Fon-
taine rushed from his corner and
threw a right hand that landed
on the side Of Willis head
The blow knocked him off bal
anee and he vas down Hlanon-
tariiy, but came up immediately
with a look that seemed 10 imply
this shouldn't happen 10 me. II
didn't happen again for the rest
of the fight.
We gave FeHtaine only one
round - the eighth - and called
two even,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Arthur rHil-Eiye
Defeats Flint 1880

SAGINAW, Jan. 27 - Arthur
Hills Lumberjacks put Flint Cen
trail out of the running for the
Saginaw valley basketball cham
pionship last night with a 1880
victory. Pulling the game out OF
the fire after Central led by four
points at the half the Hills are
now but half a game out of first
place.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Bob Tales
Willis Rep Scars
in Upset Win
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

There's a new athletic idol in
Paradise Valley today frail,
deadpan lightweight by the name
of Leroy Willis.
The 20-year-old Negro young
ster upset the calculations Of
practically all boxing experts last
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Garcia Arrives, Drills
For Monday Bout

Ruby Garcia arrived and will
work out in the Woodward avenue
gym today for his bout with Leon
Spencer in the 10-round headliner
at Arcadia Monday night.
Pairing of Leroy Conners and
Snow Ross, Detroit lightheavies,
for four rounds, completes the
card.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Jan. q
tlNS)-F funeral arrangements
were being made today for Mac
Meyer originator of the 10-gallor
hat Meyer, a native of New
York, was found dead yesterday
in his apartment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
MacPhail New Boss.
Barrow to Leave
By PAT ROBINSON

NEW YORK Jan 27-You well that the New York
Yankee bail club and its farm holdings
composed Of Col Larry MacPha Dan Tonnng Del Webb
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Mrs. Whitney Overcome

NEW YORK, Jan. u QNS)-
Mrs. Howard F. Whitney Jr., So
cialite, was treated for gas pois-
oning today after being found in
her home in a sesni-conscious con-
dition A kitchen gas jet had
been turned on accidentally.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
RALLIES IN 9TH
Winston Plays JAW

Winston, one of the leading
Dearborn League fives, plays
UAW TIA, strong Detroit quintet,
in tonight's program for the bene-
fit of the infantile paralysis fund
at Kronk Community Center. A
preliminary is scheduled at z p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Iowa Beaten
By Illinois

The race for the Western Con-
ference basketball championship
frightened up today with Iowa and
Ohio State tied for first place in
the standings and with Illinois q
close third.
Illinois threw the race into a
tie between the Iowans and Ohio
State Buckeyes when il came
from behind last night-to- beat
Iowa. 43 to AZ
The previously undefeated Iowa
Hawkeyes. who had gone through
six non-conference and four Big
Ten contests without loss,
failed 10 halt an Hlini second half
drive in their game at Champaign.
REST HELP
he Hawks held 20 70 II ad.
vantage al the intermisslon but
after the rest period found an in
Splred Illinois team outscoring
-tncr1 decislvciy. The fiiini ran up
Ii points while the Hawks were
adding a single basket In the first
few minutes.
From the court the Hawks out
scored the -Illiai-1S- baskets to Is
but on free throws they were de-
cldedly off. Illinois made IL of
20 charity shots while the Iowans
got out Of Is.
Walt Kirk, acting captain for
the Illini, led the scoring with 13
points while Herb Wilkinson
paced Iowa's point makers with
five baskets.
Three games we're scheduled in
the conference race tonight, but
none will alter the standings OF
the top three teams
Indiana, in fourth place with
two victories and two defeats.
can improve her position by de-
feating eighth place Michigan.
The game viii be played at
Bloomington, Ind.
Wisconsin, with one and one,
tackles the Northwestern Wild
cats in a game in Chicago Sta
dunn. The Wildcats are in sixth
place, charged with three de-
feats in five starts.
The last Big Ten game brings
together Minnesota and Purdue
al Lafayette. Minnesota is at the
bottom of the standings with only
one victory in five starts. Purdue
is in seventh place with two and
four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
SIX IN ROW

st. Charles, east side leader OF
the second division walked al
over st. Philip to win. 62-16. and
ring up their sixth straight win
The Dragons led at -halftime. 3D.
Capt Dick Hawkins paced the
winners with Is points.
Other results: St. Anthony 28
ST. Catherine 20, St. Ambrose 40
ST Martin 81, Mt, Carmel %,
ST Patrick 28; ST Gregory 30
Visitation Is; st. Thomas 20, st.
Clemens II; Redeemer 33, st.
Cecilia IA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Girls Loop Results

Briggs beat Cadillac, 21-16. and
Ford whipped De Soto. 1913. in
UAW-CTO girls basketball league
games last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

fttAt -ntth VIII -tffrtt .slGtE Sill Il
While the above FIVE completed
their first round OF play last night
going down to defeat, two
other teams that had won six
straight contests. found the 60
ing too rough in the seventh one
and were defeated.
FIRST LOSS
Holy Rosary suffered its first
defeat on the third divisions east
side when it bowed in defeat to
Sweetest Heart, 25-22. Rosary de-
feat threw the division leader
ship into a three-way tie between
Rosary. Sweetest Heart and St.
Florians. Ali three have been
licked once.
The same sad experience that
Rosary was going through was
felt on the divisions west side
when ST. Hedwig was noSed out
by St. Andrew, 41-40. The defeat
sent this divisional race into a
two-way tie between st. Hedwig
and St. Andrew.
Two of the undefeated teams
in the first division bracket con-
tinued their winning ways. St
T,hereSa-WeSt- side first division
pacemsker, rang up its fifth
straight by defeating Lourdes,
33-16. Capt. Jerry Burke paced
the winners with IA points. On
the divisions north group, Cath
ole Central found the going
rough but managed to pull the
game out of the fire to defeat St.
RaueyftTf -.,fe,-.t 3-----------
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Bio Ten STANDINGS

TONIGHT's GAME
Michigan at Indiana, Minnesota az Purdue
wisconsin Mort western At Chiesro stadium
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Illinois ~. Iowa az.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

today are able TO add these
further facts,
(D Ed Barrow, Who built the
Yanks Into q baseball empire,
also has disposed of his 10 per
cent interest Tn the club.
t2) Despite all the kind
words being handed out In BAR
rows behalf, the new boss Of
the Yanks Is MacPhail.
tS Topping will transfer his
Brooklyn football franchise In
the National League to tho
Yankee Stadium with tho sane
ton Of the N. Y. Giants foot
ball club, which, of course, will
be Forthcoming.
~ This move Is q blow TO
Branch {Dodgersl Rickey's ef-
forts to get hold of Tcpping's
football club.
90 In effect, IL also Ii
death blow 10 the three new
contemplated football leagues
efforts to get In on the ground
floor here.
t6) The Yankee chain will be
continued with all Its personnel
intact, which means that George
Weiss will continue to run IL
under his-new- hye-year- con-
tract and that Kansas City and
Newark will run under their
current managerships.
t7J We hays MaePhaii's word
for IL, that Barrow will repre-
sent the Yanks In naming q new
baseball commissioner.
t8) We also have his word
that he and Barrow see eye TO
eye In baseball policy, particu-
lariy In regards to night base
ball. to which Barrow has been
unalterably opposed.
MacPhail has said that he him
self will be elected president ant
general manager of the Yank!
but that Barrow will continu,
it'll the organization "at least a.
long as his health permits. a!
Of the board of direc
tors.
That is nice polite. diplomatic
language but what il actual,
means is that MacPhail will le'
Barrow run the club as usual unit
ne (MacPhaiD learns the rope.
when Barrow will promptly bt
given the old heave-ho onto the
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Five Catholic FiVeS
lin Cnheaten Class
BY TOM HARPER

play Catholic Basketball League
and
Theresa, SaniSlauS Catholic Central Charles and
St AphonSs the will their round Of play
InnAI .lnAa -
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
Hockey Standings

TONIGHT's GAMES
Chicago az DETROIT.
Boston AZ Montreal
New YORK az Toronto.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

la AA&
Family trouble in the shape OF
Tony John,-Tnm- and-Angeio
Tort. the four brothers who star
! for Brantford (Ont) hockey team,
/ viii face vic Heyiiger'S Michigan
squad tonight. Clare and Ernie
East also play for Brsntferd 80.
It's the only u. of M. team play
ing at home tonight.
Buck Shaw, former Santa Clara
coach and Notre Dame football
star will most likely name the
new head coach at the University
OF California. Shaw would suc-
ceed Babe Horrell, who resigned.
Pot of gold totaling prize money
OF S43.200 lay at the end of the
rainbow for the best of 1,72a
bowlers as the 33d Peterson In
dividual bowling classic gets un-
der way IN Chicago today
First prize is $500 plus a dla-
mond studded medal.
Jim Gillette, who served as a
navy lieutenant for p months, be-
fore receiving a medical discharge
last fall was named football coach
at Norfolk's CRANKY High School.
/ Gillette played halfback for the
I Cleveland Rams before he entered
the service.
Paced by Bill Hodge and Don
Macarthur. who scored y points.
respectively, Central Michigan
College basketball team defeated
Assumption College, $40 II
was Centrals ninth win in 13
starts.
Dispute over the minimum
purses off them, caused a dis
agreement between horsemen and
plant officials which forced the
cancellation of Saturdays racing
program at Hsvana's Oriental
/ Park.
Ben Champman, B rook n
pitcher and former manager OF
the Richmond club in the Pied
mont League was notified today
that he was reclassiffed by ms
draft board and would be called
for a physical examination next
month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29

Saturday and Sunday to join the
fun. The show Is not given over
entirely to the speeders, for the
figure skaters aso will Make a
hand Sunday afternoon and the
dogs and youngsters compete in
the tenth annual Dog-Sled Derby
which opens Sundays program.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
CLOSE BATTLE

Hamuamck and Cass battled on
close terms all the way. the Cos.
mos leading at the half, 1913. Owen
JaX, with II points for the win.
ners, and Lantz Hill. with 10 for
Cass, were high Northwestern
was too good for Chadsey as
George Van Wagonner and Ernie
Quarrels paced the Colts with s
apiece
Southwestern led Wright. 20.
l3. al the half. but the ProSpec.
tors were forced 10 stem a Pilot
rally in the closing minutes Ia
pull out ahead Art Miarecki
Wright ace, tailed Ii points, with
Andy Fustegian getting IL for the
winners.
Ben Zennevich, Pershing scoring
ace, racked up Is points in its tri.
umph over Highland Park. Perish.
ing led l4-l3, at half time. East
ern'S 224 lead az the half was
enough 10 bump DcnBy
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
NICE BOXING

Boxing beautifully. Willis kept
aggressive -Eontaine- tied up
most Of the contest. Fontaine
landed comparably few clean
blows as Leroy sidestepped and
eeantefed with frequent jabs and
a stinging right hand that on
occasions Jared the willing but
helpless Pittsburgh lad.
With two vicious rights to Fon-
.-tatne.s body eaTfy IN the first round
Willis lost no time in swinging
into action. Fontaine came back
/ strong at the finish of the round.
but the local boy had a shade in
the writer's scoring.
After an even second stanZa,
I Willis teek the next five rounds.
He won the fourth and fifth with
plenty to spare. Fontaine, as re-
lated, took the eighth. but Willis
finished strong to chalk up his
upset victory.
RALLIES IN 9TH
Fontaine rallied at the end of
the ninth, but not enough to off
set Willis edge compiled earlier
in the round. When Fontaine went
to his corner. his seconds worked
on his bruised eye.
At the start of the tenth. Fon-
taine ran into stiff left uncorked
by Willis which sent the Pitts
burgh battler reeling back into
the ropes. Fontaine tried valiantly
during the rest Of the round. but
each charge was met with fusil-
lade of lefts and rights from the
alert Willis.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
BY JAKE BERsoN

Counting nonleague contests,
the Metropolitan League was with
out an unbeaten basketball team
today following the downfall OF
Southeastern High at the hands
of an underdog Miller five last
night 34.32,
Central, with only a setback by
DENLY marring an otherwise per-
feet record. scored its sixth
straight victory in the northwest
group over Cooley, 4l-9, to clinch
a place in the league elimination
series.
Northwestern s-aRWhle,
strengthened its lead in the South
west sector by overcoming Chad
sey, 47-22, and Hamtramck neared
the playoff goal by Subduing Cass
Tech. 28-25. for its fifth victory
in six games IN the northeast
group.
Northwestern, tied by South
western IN league competition,
dropped a decision 10 Hamtramck
in a nonleague affair earlier in
the campaign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
TRIALS ARE FIRST

Early afternoon racing today is
given over to trial heats in the
Gold and Silver Skates races and
state championships. There will
be several state titles decided be-
fore sundown. however, among
them the senior mems. women's S
220 yards, and ID others in VAR
Gus classes. The novice school
boys and girls races also will be
contested.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
No Prep Five
Is Unbedten
STANDINGS

ToNIGHTs GAME
Mackenzie AZ U Of . High
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-29
PERSHING IN I'D

pershing. which was without a
victory IN three games a few
weeks ago, found itself in second
place behind Hamtramck by down
ting tftgtrfdr1ci Park 336-2 IS 26, for the
Doughboys' third straight victory.
Southwestern pulled out 1881
decision over Wilbur Wright and
m ott1cr games, Eastern whipped
Dcnby 3S-22: Northeastern beat
NestsEH, 23i-22'7s7 22'7s7-aaa-NeFtAefR
downed Redford, 30-27.
Miller fighting 10 stay in the
hot southeast group Eaee,-yreff
over the JungalecrS in the last
two minutes With the score tied
at 80, Andy Harvel sank a one
handed shot for the Trojan tri-
umph. Cliff Baldwin. with Is
points. &opped the winners scor-
ing
Central had an easy time with
the Cooley team weakened by in
iurieS. The BLAZERS Sewed il up
in the first half when they took
24-l lead. Russ Tilsons free throw
being the Cardinals only point in
tho first two periods. Wayne
BelChley's 9 points was high for
Central