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PREPSTARS
OF
THE WEEK
By H rry And r on, Jr.
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cBRCO
McMich al:
ored 11 poin
nd had even
a sit in th
Wildca 23-16
victory over
P l h a m 1 t
S turd y in a
PSL middle chool
McMicheal fini h th
7-1. -
ERIC
JOHNSON
Pelham Op n:
Had even
point three
t Is nd three
a i t for th
Panth r la t
Saturday against
McMicheal.
JAMES
KEY, Pelh m
Open: Haul d
down four
rebounds.scored
four porn and
-had thre teals
in the Panthers.
23-16 loss to
McMicheal.
LAVELL
TURNER,
Bur ton
Internatio nal: Fi
red in 14 points
and hauled dowrl
eight rebound
in the Bobcats
26-25 win over
Ear h art l.a t
Saturday. Burton i now 3-4 on the
season.
'GABRILE
WERTZ,
Bur ton
International:
Hit two clutch
freethrow in the
clo ing minute
Inlast Saturday
. contes t again t
Earhart.
STANLEY
FRENCHER,
Bur ton
International:
Controlled the
tempo according
Head Coa h
- Robert Moore.
Was the main
rea on the
Bobcats h d ball control throughout
the Earhart contest last Saturday.
, Sports Quiz
by Larry Duncan
BASEBALL'S AROUND THE
CO R
1. Nam three Am rican League
pitchers who won 20 or more gam
last season.
2. What pitcher had the most losses
in the American Leagu last year?
3. Name two National Lague
pitchers who won 20 or mor games
I t year ..
4. What two pitch rs had the m t
losses in the N. tiona I Leagu last
yeu1
S. Name the pitcher who sur­
rend red the most ham runs last
year in the National League.
6. Nam the pitcher who sur­
rendered the m t hom runs I''''''' .-­
year in the American Le gue.
7. N me the pitcher who ur­
rend red the most wal I t year In
the American League.
Sports Quiz Answers
1. J ck Morri ( oronto 21·6,
Kevin' Brown (Texas) 21-11, Jack
McDowell (Chic go) 20-10; 2 Erik
H nson (Se ttle) 8-17; 3. Tom
Glavine (Atlanta) 20- , Greg Mad­
dux. (Chicago) 21-11; 3, Or I Her-
hiser nd Tom Candi tti ( th of
Los Angele ) 15� 5 Bud BI ck (San
Fr nci co) 23� 6, Bill Gullic n
(Detroit) 35; 7, R ndy J hnson
(S ttle) 144�
in
on with 27-22-2
th period with a . t from Corey 0 . ton,
d th nd on at the 13:13 mar on an
from Thomas. G ton dded the
. d iding goal in the fourth at the
. It w u . ted. Goalie Charl
ept out 2 of St Clair Shor 30
ho ongo
The Detroit icers too their fiustration of
th Midland r out on Ann Arbor. Almost
every Rocki player cored. 0 ton led tbe
way wi th two goa while Roberts had four
ists.
oro.
On S turday, March 13, a ainst MidI d, THEIR OR� ended up short
R erts h d the' hat trick' for Detroit.scoring . t AFI h Detro 't d'd ' ed
a oal ineveryperiod.Tbefirsto at:38into gains w en lin t manag to
re, but put up a good fight. Puc ett was
the opening period on a assists by Thom , again supero d pite giving up three goals he
th nd one at th 7:14 mark on is by managed to kick away 39 of 42 of the Thun­
G ton and Meyers and the third one in the ders hots on goal.
third period at the 8:28 mark on a as ists by "It was a good tournament," Meyers con-
Thomas and Douglas Jackson. eluded "We hould've won the Midland
The Rocki led th cont t -2 in the final game which would'v put us in the finals, but
P riod, but with players in the penaly box, I have no complaints. We were second in the
MidI. � tied tho cont t with nine econds AmericanDivision and the kids tned despi
rem,81mn� dasbin� the h?p for a econd ' their injuries. If the kids weren't banged up
straight WlD. Despite the ne Puc ell was en- we could' e gone all the way"
ational in the n ts making 35 saves against .
Advances to 'Elite 8'
field," said WSU Head Coach Ron
Hammye. "I knew we had a team
that was this good."
"We 'had problems throughout
the season and didn't live up to the
expectations during the regular sea­
son," He said.
EVANSVIU INn - The WSU
Mens' Basketball Team have been
performing miracles lately. First
they were only th 'third-seed at the
GUAC Tournament March 5 and 6,
and pulled the up et to win it all on
a opposing team' court.
On March 12 and 13, they were
only the fourth- eed out of the four
teams at the NCAA Division II
Great Lakes Regional which was
held at University Of Evansville in
Indiana.
Surpri a!
The Tartars, the only team in the
entire CAA Division without
twenty wins at the time, knocked off
the number on -seed,' Indiana/Pur­
due-Fort Wayne. 76-69 March 12
and then li terally blew out and took
apart GLIAe Champion and num­
ber three-seed orthern Michigan
90-58 on March 13 to win the
CAA Djvision II Great Lakes Re­
gional. Both wins enable the Tartars
to advance to the NCAA Division II
'Bite 8' Tournament which will be
held in SpringfieJd M a husetts
on.March 19 and 20, the birth pi e
of the gam of basketball and borne
to the Basketball Hall Of Fame. The
Tartars are now 21- .
"I'm excited to be in Spring-
"BUT WE NEVER gave up and
never stop working at being the good
teameveryo'.Qeknows us as. I'm sur­
prised on ho�e played."
On March 12, against the Masto­
dons, the Tartars almost let their ten­
point lead slip away in the closing
minutes of the game, but Danny Le­
wis, who cored 14 points on the
night, hit two clutch free throws with
50 seconds left to cin h the win.
Derek Hardy led WSU in scoring
with 17 points.
In the Regional Final, the Tartars
never looked back as they buil t an
eight point lead in the opening min­
utes. NMU cut the lead 'to four, but
WSU got in gear and buil t a com­
manding 42-28 halftime lead. The
second half was all Tartars. Scott
Arms trong Jed the way wi th 23
points while Lewis ad_Qed 10.
For the second straight week i.e­
wi was named the Tournament
MVP.
"We were on our game and
orthem was off," concluded Ham­
mye. "But now we must move on."
MVPAGAI
WS� Senior gu�d Danny Lewis was' named the Most Valuable Player of the Great Lakes
Re�lonal held this past weekend at E�ansville, lndlana Lewis scored 14 points aqalnst
Indiana/Purdue-Fort Wayne and 10 pornts aqainst Northern Michigan, .
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