THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, January 31, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday1 January31, 1969 Pistons drop SuperSonics; Knicks slide past Bullets By The Associated Press third quarter. Terry Dischinger, BALTIMORE - The Detroit who uscored 19 points while con- Pistons scored 80 points in the necting on nine of 12 shots from i * TENANTS19 If Your Landlord is One of the following and you have not been reached by the rent strike, we need your help. Apartments Ltd. Ann Arbor Trust Co. Arbor Mgt. Charter Realty Qahlmann Apts. 1Misco Mgt. BMR Patrick Pulte Inc. Summit Associates Walden Mgt. Wilson-White Co. Campus Mgt. Post Reajty second half and romped to a 144-1 118 victory over the Seattle Super- Sonics yesterday in the opening game of a National Basketball As- sociation Doubleheader. The Baltimore Bullets played the New York Knickerbockers in the nightcap. Dave Bing scored 37 points for Detroit and was credited with 10 assists. Ahead 64-59 at halftime, the Pistons spurted in front 79-62 by outscoring the Supersonics 15-3 in the first four minutes of the Sports writer scuffles with Atlanta coach PHILADELPHIA (MP - Judge Joseph R. Clancey, of Municipal Courthissued a criminal summons yesterday against Richie Guerin, Atlahta Hawks' player-coach. George - Kiseda, Philadelphia Bulletin sports writer, signed the summons. He accused Guerin of grabbing him by the lapels and shaking him outside a Spectrum dressing room Wednesday night. Authorities said the summons was issued before Guerin leftl town. The summons, listing no charges, ordered Guerin to appear before the court at 10 a.m. March 15, the next time the Hawks play here. Guerin and Kiseda reportedly had exchanged words in the dress- ing room. Guerin apparently was angry because Kiseda had once written what' he overheard the coach tell the players- during a timeout huddle. Sports writers sit nextrto team benches at the Spectrum. The Hawks lost to Philadelphia 109-96 in the National Basketball Association game. the floor, scored eight points in the first two minutes. ' Happy Hairston scored 27 for the Pistons and Walt $ellamy and Howie Komives each had 22. Bob Rule led Seattle with 26. * * * BALTIMORE - The surging New York Knickerbockers beat off a frantic second-half rally by Bal- timore and defeated the Bullets 109-106 in a National Basketball Association game yesterday. In the opener of the double- header, the Detroit Pistons scored 80 points in the second half and rolled to a 144-118 victory over the Seattle SuperSonics. The Knicks, who have won 20 of their last 24, pulled to within three games of Baltimore's Eastern Divi- sion leaders - who maintained their one-game edge when runner- up Philadelphia lost to Cincin- nati 116-115. Baltimore, who trailed 72-50 early in the third quarter, pulled to within 107-106 on a basket by Earl Monroe with 16 seconds re- maining and another by Wes Un- seld after a Bill Bradley pass was thrown out of bounds.' The Bullets had a chance to pull the game out after another errantpass by the Knicks, b Willis Reed blocked a Monroe shot with four seconds left and then Unseld was charged with an offensive foul with two seconds remaining as he tried to shoot over Reed. Dick Barnett was fouled at the final buzzer and he made two free throws. Dave DeBusschere scored 15 of his 22 points in the final half and grabbed 20 rebounds for the Knicks. Walt Frazier led N e w York with 28 points. Monroe tallied 17 of his 33 points in the final period. Kevin Loughery scored 26 for Baltimore and Gus Johnson had 22. Our lists must be complete. Contact the Tenants Union of your building has not been canvassed. CALL 763-3102, 1532 S.A.B. SUBLET FROM STRIKERS ONLY Royals crown P hilly SYRACUSE, N. Y. - Tom Van Arsdale's short jump shot with 21 second left gave the Cincinnati Royals a 116-115 National Bas- ketball Association victory over the Philadelphia 76ers yesterday. The Royals trailed 115-112 with 1:50 remaining. But Jerry Lucas' shot cut the lead to one point, and the winning basket was set up when the Royals intercepted a pass by Philadelphia's Billy Cun- ningham and fed the ball to Van Arsdale. The 76ers had a chance to win it, but Chet Walker's shot rim- med the basket. Flyers shot down -PHILADELPHIA-The Chicago Black Hawks scored twice while shorthanded in the first three minutes yesterday and went on to thrash the Philadelphia Flyers 12-0 in the most onesided defeat ever handed a National Hockey League expansion team. The Black Hawks kayoed Phila- delphia's starting goalie Doug Fa- vell with six goals in the first per- iod, then battered substitute Ber- nie Parent for three scores in eachrofthe last two periods. Chicago approached the NHL record of most goals in one game, 16, and the most in a shutout, 15. Chicago's total was the highest in the league this season. The West Division's most one- sideed loss previously had been Minnesota's 10-3 defeat by the Boston Bruins. Dennis Hull of Chicago was in the penalty box for holding early in the first period when team- mates Stan Mikita and Chico Maki took turns~ breaking down the ice to score against Favell. Pit Martin and Jim Pappin tal- lied 41 seconds apart midway through the period, then Dennis Hull connected twice to make itI 6-0. Favell was removed after Hull's second goal at 17:39 of the first period. Pappin went on to score three goals with one in each period and' Doug Mohns and Eric Nesterenke each connected twice against Par- ent. Martin led the Black Hawks in assists with four.j Rangers roll ST. LOUIS- The New York; Rangers stretched their National Hockey League unbeaten streak to seven games with a 4-3 victory over the St. Louis Blues Thursday night. 4 IBLOW YOURSELF UP, TO POSTER SIZE P -Associated Press WALT BELLAMY, RECENTLY ACQUIRED center for the Detroit Pistons, pulls off a defensive gem at Baltimore last night. Art Harris (12), of the Seattle SuperSonics, was aiming for two points, only to have the ball knocked away by the towering Bellamy. The action came in the first game of an NBA doubleheader. The Baltimore Bullets and New York Knicks played in the nitecap. In winning their fifth straightH game, the Rangers snapped a 2-2 HEADING NORTH tie at 4:31 of the third period on a goal by Vic Hadfield and added the clincher less than a minute Patriots Iire Rush, later when Rod Gilbert scored. BOSTON OP) - Clive Rush, Rush spent one year as an as- architect of the attack which car- sistant to Bud Wilkinson at Okla- S('oilEF ried the New York Jets to pro homa in 1958, then was head football supremacy last season, coach at Toledo for the next three was named coach of the Boston seasons. Patriots yesterday. When Sonny Werblin purchased Notre Dame '71, Georgia Tech 52 Rush, 37, has been the top aide the Jets in 1961 and named Ew- teJtin191adnmdE-Detroit '76, Duquesne och66 Ebn o h Virginia Military 72, Wm. & Mary71 to Coach Weeb Ewbank of the bank coach, Ewbank plucked Rush Miami, Ohio, 60, Xaxier, Ohio, 45 Jets for the last six years. He from the college ranks as his of- South. Mississippi 93, Morehead S. 85 played for the Green Bay Packers fensive coach and top aide. 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