Thursday, December 9, 1,971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Thurday Decmbe 9,1971THEMICHGANDAIY Pae EevI Habs Ila S By The Associated Press MONTREAL-Veteran J.C. Trem- blay scored his first two goals of the season, and teammate Pierre Bouchard scored the first goal of his National HockeyLeague career- as the Montreal Canadiens defeat- ed the Detroit Red Wings 4-2 last night. After a scoreless first period, Tremblay. knocked in the game's first goal at 7:58 of the second period, triggering a three-goal Montreal outburst in the stanza. Bouchard rifled in a second Canadien score seven minutes later but Detroit came back to tie on two quick goals by Doug Volmar and Red Berenson within 76 sec- onds. Tremblay then put Montreal ahead for good 3-2 on a goal with a little over a minute left in the period. clip stop aily sports NIGHT EDITOR: JOHN PAPANEK Toronto Maple Leafs to a 3-1 Na- tional Hockey League victory over the Minnesota. North Stars yes- terday. Sittler banged in the game's first goal with an assist from Ullman in the first period, then fed Jim Harrison's third-period score. Ullman ripped in the deciding goal, giving the Maple Leafs a 2-0 lead with barely two minutes gone in the second period. Vings; Star s National Hockey League West by holding the California Golden Seals to a 1-1 tie last night. A goal by Bob Leiter late in the second period evened the score for Pittsburgh and neither team could get a shot past either goalkeepers the rest of the way. Rangers draw CHICAGO - Vic Hadfield's 20th goal of the season at 8:13 of the final period pulled the New York Rangers into a 2-2 tie with the Chicago Black Hawks in a crisply played National Hockey League game last night. Slightly more than a minute earlier, Chicago had taken a 2-1 lead when Pit Martin took a pass at the goal mouth from Chico Maki and drove the puck over a prone Ed Giacomin in the New York, cage. Jean Ratelle set up the tyingE marker by clearing the puck deep into Chicago ice before slipping a pass to Hadfield. The Rangers cap- tain fought off a Chicago checker and slipped the puck behind Hawk, goaltender Tony Esposito. 76ERS RIP ROYALS: Celtics By The Associated Press BOSTON - John Haviliceki scored 12 of his 28 points in the1 first quarter last night as thet Boston Celtics jumped out to1 an early lead and then easily de- feated the Cleveland Cavaliers1 126-107 in a National Basket-1 ball Association contest., , The victory moved the Celtics 21/ games in front of the idle New York Knicks in the NBA's Atlantic Division. The Celtics led by 11 after the first quarter, 33-22, but Cleve- land closed the gap to 53-46 with 2%/2 minutes to play in the half. Boston then ran off the last 101 points before intermission for a 17-point lead it never relinquish- ed. Jo Jo White had 27 points for the Celtics and Don Chaney 19. Dave1 Sorenson led the Cavaliers with 19 points. * * * Royals roasted CINCINNATI - Guard Kevin Loughery poured in 11 straightj last-period points for the Phil- adelphia 76ers to fight off a late charge by the Cincinnati Royals to win 115-109 in a National Bas- ketball Association game yester- day. The Royals, who were down by 17 points midway in the second cream Cavs Stars stunned Pens tie TORONTO - Daryl Sittler and PITTSBURGH - The Pittsburgh Norm Ullman eeach scored goals Penguins moved into undisputed and had an assist,. leading the possession of third place in the, There ain't no way! The DAILY LIBELS' Prince of the Pits, Gorilla Greer casts an iron-cold glance at a nosy photog who caught the Gorilla work- ing out for the first annual INK BOWL to be played Dec. 31 in Pasadena. All-American Greer grunted a warning to the Inca- dinka-doos of Stanford University: "No way you're gonna touch us!" period, fought back to within -one point, 96-95 with 2:44 to go when. Loughery got hot. H. Greer pump- ed in two free throws for Philadel- phia rounding out the scoring. John Green had 17 points and 17 rebounds for Cincinnati, which hit for 54 per cent from the floor, while Philadelphia won with only 43 per cent. Center Bob Rule had 22 points for the 76ers. '* * * Bullets blaze BALTIMORE -- Archie Clark, with a game-high 30 points and 10 assists, led the Baltimore Bul- lets to a 115-97 National Basket- More Sports, Page 0 ball Association victory over the Portland Trail Blazers yesterday. Forward Jack Man and re- serve center Dorrie Murrey com,- bined to scoe 17 points in the third period as Baltimore scored 10 straight points and rushed to an 85-71 lead with little less than three minutes to play in it. Baltimore, which broke a three- game losing slump widened its margin to as much as 18 points TEXT BOOKS FOR CASH at Follefts in the final period as both coaches emptied their benches. Marinadded 20 points for Bal- timore, while rookie Sidney Wicks scored 24 and center Dale Schleu- ter 20 to lead Portland. * * * Lakers roll HOUSTON -Guard Gale Good- rich crammed in 42 points and Jerry West hit clutch free throws at the end to lead Los Angeles to a come from behind- 125-120 Na- tional Basketball Association vic- tory last night over the pesky Houston Rockets and give the Lakers their 18th straight victory. Daily Classifieds Bring Results STUDENTS, FACULTY, STAFF U. Of-M.I HAWAII 12-26-1-2 NASISAU 12-26-1-2, 1-2-1-9 ..$269 ..$199 ..$169 SKI GRENOBLE FRANCE 12-25-1-4 ... $279 Virginia bops Maryland; Badgers whip DePauw By The Associated Press 21 of 28 shots from the field. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.-Vir- Badgers blitz 2 f2 ht rmtefed CHAROTTEVILL, Va-Vir # #Lindell Reason and Earl Dixon ginia's Cavaliers, shooting 67 per MADISON - Reserve Lamont scored 28 and 22 points, respec- cent from the floor with a con- Weaver came off the bench and tively for the Hurons trolled offense that gave them a'scored 19 points to lead Wiscon- 13-point lead in the first half, sin to a 92-69 basketball victory Jayhawks jump stunned Maryland's fifth-ranked over DePauw last night. Terps 78-57 last night in an At- Weaver, who entered the game LAWRENCE. Kan. - Bud Stall- lantic Coast Conference basketball with a four-point-per-game aver- worth's career high of 34 points game. age, canned 11 points early in the sparked Kansas past Notre Dame'sI Junior Barry Parkhill directed second half to help the Badgers to sophomore basketeers 88-72 in the Cavalier offense and scored 21 a third victory against one loss. Lawrence last night. points, while Jimmy Hobgood led Gervin bags 44 With Stallworth leading the way Virginia's rebounding effort that s the Jayhawks steadily widened the surprisingly kept the taller Terps CLEVELAND - George Gervin, gap in the second half and won; from dominating the boards. a 6-foot-7 sophomore, scored 44 going away. Not only did the Cavaliers get a points to lead the Eastern Michi- Notre Dame, in its first season surprisingly even break on the gan Hurons to a 118-98 basketball under Digger Phelps, started five boards but they limited 6-foot-11 victory over the Cleveland State sophomores and the Irish scoring Tom McMillen to four points. Vikings last night. 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NHL East Division W L T Pts GF GP Hull denies Winnipeg offer; Santa Barbara drops football By The Associated Pressr " CHICAGO-"Somebody has been having pipe dreams," Bobby Hull said yesterday of an alleged million dollar offer to play hockey for the Winnipeg Jets of the new World Hockey Association. ."I don't know anything about it, and I've never been approached," said Hull. The Chicago Daily News said yesterday that Winnipeg owner Ben Hatskin, reached by phone, denied he had ever made such an offer. "What I said," Hatskin told the newspaper, "was that I would give a million dollars to have Hull, but I have not made any direct offer to him or talked to him about any deal." 0 SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-The University of California at Santa Barbara announced yesterday it will drop intercollegiate foot- ball because of financial difficulties. Santa Barbara posted a 3-8 record during the past season. 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