Tuesday; November 30, 1976 , THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven Tuesday, November 30, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAiLY GREEN NETS 25 I Cagers smash By DON MacLACHLAN ter really spurred us on," Orr from Detroit, was a crowd fa- "We're not afraid to come in said. vorite coming off the bench. with those guys," said Michi- I After Phil Hubbard picked up He tallied six points in the gan basketball coach Johnny his third foul with eleven min- first half all on dunks, and Orr after last Saturday's 94-70 utes to play in the first half, played some aggressive defense. victory over Western Kentucky. Orr called on Bergen and Baxter, although he did not "Those guys" Orr was refer- Thompson to do the job. score, dealt out four assists and ring to are his stbstitutes, so Bergen responded with four played a sound floor game. valuable last year in the Wol- I points. Thompson, the junior The Wolverines led 49-35 at verines' drive to the NCAA fi- !'jumping jack, intimidated the the half due largely to the fine nals. Hilltoppers on defense, reject- play of the bench and 17 points Alan Hardy, Joel Thompson, I1ing two shots. ' from Rickey Green. Tom Bergen and Dave Baxter "Joel, boy, he just blocks all came off the bench to play those shots around in there," Michigan started out slowly significant roles in the season Orr said. "He is real tough in- in the second half and the Hill- opener. .. side." toppers cut their deficit to eight. "Hardy, Thompson and Bax- Hardy, a sophomore forward However, with 17 minutes re-: SPORTS OF THE DAILY i o er maining, Green stole the bell "Rickey m and racaJ the length of the floor plays - he is and jammed it through the hoop. he ever was,' "I kind of slipped on the dunk Hubbard tal but it was good enough," Green of them comic said. "There will be more of mission, and those later in the year." Hardy added An effective full court press respectively. and a basket by John Robinson "Hubbard h, along with a three-point play half," said Or by Phil Hubbard upped the whole half wi Michigan lead to 60-45. he's aggressiv "We came ov flat but the The fast br press was ver) ve early apneared a 1 in the second half," said assist- vanin ant coach Bill Frieder. It V "We came back right after eCa. ~ r sai the half but then they put that en't had stain press on us," said Western Ken- mages this ye tucky coach Jim Richards. Overall, Orr "We couldn't get the ball in the team's in bounds. It's unreal how high those guys can jump to bat down. those passes," Richards added. Western Kentucky never man- aged to get closer than nine points after this spurt. Green played a splendid all- around game and led the Wol-' verines with 25 points. He also totalled eight assists and seven steals for the day. s ade some super just as quick as said Orr. lied 22 points, 18 ng after the inter- Steve Grote and 11 and 10 points ad a great second r. "He play-d the ithout a foul and e." eaking Wolverines ittle tired in the g moments. we got tired at the d. "We jut hav- ina in our scrim- ar." was pleased about itial victory. '4-0 "At times we were brilliant," said Orr. "And that was one of the few times I've played 13 men since I've been here." Richards was thoroughly im- pressed with the Michigan squad. "Michigan was fantastic - I sure would like to coach an out- fit like that someday,", Rich- ards said. Frieder' summed up the days contest and said "It was an out- standing opener - you can't ex- pe:t us to be as good as last March. You've got to compare us to last November." , gn-,' n-vt game is this Se ~r zay ag mist Fordham at Crisler Arena. Tipoff is at 2:05 p.m. r; ; =:.s; ;, , Win a Dozen Tennis Balls The Tennis Trainer Challenge: Return 35 out of 40 in the 3150 Carpenter court. . we'/give Ou a dozen 971_O Otenwns balls, absolutel -e. r I M, 1' f {{ i I icami stuns Purdue OXFORD, Ohio - Miami of The Spartan cagers held the forcing Minnesota to try for a' Ohio senior guard John Shomak- lead through most of the first ( first down at the San Francisco' er sank the second of two last " half, but had slipped to a one- 15-yard line. Chuch Foreman minute steals to lead the Red- point, 40-39 margin by halftime. was stopped cold by the right skins to a 69-67 squeaker over Central came back with a scor- side of the 49ers' line on the winless Purdue in a non-con- ing blitz that put them in frontI fourth-and-one situation and the ference college basketball game to stay by midway through the tt last night. : second half. lead held up. -AP __F Miami, in their opening Other high-scorers for Cen- game, trailed most of the game tral were Ben Poquette with 17 before whittling a five-point points and seven rebounds, and Purdue lead with -:58 left. Leonard Drake who picked up Freshman guard Tom Dunn 16 points. stole the ball and senior Chuck Michigan State captain Bob Goodyear sank a.10-foot jump- Champan had 24 points and er to cpt the lead to 67-66. made 11 of 13 shots from the Shomaker, who had 8 points field. MSU Sophomore Greg in the game, stole another with Kelser added 18 points and nine :23 left and went in for a lay- rebounds. -AP up. The final point was made by Shomaker when he was foul- Vikin' up e ed by Purdue's leading scorer, "", Walter Jordan, going 'in for a SAN FRANCISCO - Delvin layout. Jordan led all scorers Williams and Wilbur Jackson with 22 points, each rushed for more than 150 Purdue, 0-2 on the season, led yards against Minnesota's high- 39-32 at halftime. -AP ly respected defense, making things easy for rookie quarter-, Spartans sputter back Scott Bull as the San Fran- cisco 49ers upset the Vikings' MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich.- 20-16 last night. Freshman Leon Guydon of Bat-1 tle Creek dumped in 18 points Williams became the 49ers' and snared seven rebounds to first running back since 1959 lead Central Michigan Univer- to gain ,1,000 yards in a sea- sity to an 81-76 non-conference j son with his 26-yard burst off basketball victory over Michi- right tackle early in the final gan State University. period, giving him 155 yardsr It was the first Chippewas for the game and 1,014 for the" victory over Michigan State in year. a 22-gameseries that dates I A blocked extra-point kick on back to 1905, and also marked!Abokdeta-on iko the debut of new Spartans one of Minnesota's touchdowns Coach Jud Heathcote. ;left them trailing by four points Heathcoate said after the in the closing minutes, killing a game, "We didn't get the job possible field goal try which done tonight. There's no way would have tied the game and we can play like we did to- night for a decent season." ? LW )ON IsUPSAR ! 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