Thursday, June 10, 1971
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Eleveni
Thursday. June 1O~ 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven
SPORTS ROUND-UP:
Beliveau abandons 4
By The Associated Press North Stars. Orland Kurtenbach
MONTREAL-Jean Beliveau, of the Vancouver Canucks was
longtime center and captain of third.
the Montreal Canadiens, an- The award is in memory of
nounced yesterday he is retiring Bill Masterton of the North
from the N at io n al Hockey Stars who died Jan. 17, 1968.
League club after 18 seasons. The trophy ia presented an-
Beliveau, who will be 40 Aug. Thlytothy NHLpen wh-
31, will assume duties as a vice- nually to the NHL player who
president with the club and di- best exemplifies the qualities of
rector of public relations perseverance, sportsmanship and
The 6-foot 3-inch Beliveau dedication to hockey.
was instrumental in leading Ratelle was New York's sec,
Montreal this spring to its 10th ond-leading scorer last season
Stanley Cup since he joined the with 26 goals and 46 assists for
club. The Canadiens also had 72 points and a tie for 15th
10 first-place finishes during place in the final scoring sta-
that stretch. tistics. He played in all 78 New
Beliveau joined the elite NHL York games.
500-goal club last Feb. 11 and Previous winners were Claude
was later honored with a night. Provost of the Montreal Cana-
As a result of the Jean Beliveau diens in 1968, Ted Hampson,
night, a fund was established to then of the California Seals, in
assist underprivileged children. 1969, and Pit Martin of the Chi-
During this season's playoffs, cago Black Hawks in 1970.
Beliveau appeared in all 20
games the Canadiens played. He
tallied six goals and assisted on All-Big Ten golfers
16 others, breaking the play off CHAMPAIGN, I311-Two play-
assist record of 15 set by Stan ers each from Ohio State, Pur-
* Mikita of Chicago. due and Michigan State and one
each from Illinois and Minne-
Ratelle rewarded sota were named to the 1971 All-
MONTREAL-Jean Ratelle of Big Ten golf team selected yes-
the New York Rangers was terday by conference coaches.
elected yesterday to receive the The golfers cited were Steve
Masterton Memorial Trophy for Groves and Ray Sovik of Ohio
the 1970-71 National Hockey State; Rick Woufle and John
League season. Vander Meiden of Michigan
In the Professional Hockey State; Bill Hoffer and Don
Writers' Association voting Ra- Denger of Purdue; Joe Burden
telle, a 30-year-old center, edged of Illinois and Dave Haberle of
Charlie Burns of the Minnesota Minnesota.
Major League Leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE Minn., 48; Petrocelil, Bost., 41;
BATTING 100 at bats-Garr, Atl, Bando, Oak., 36; White, N.Y., 36;
.360; Torre, St.L., .358; Brock, st.L., Otis, K.C., 32; J.Powel, Bait., 32;
.358; W.Davis, L.A., .352; Cash, Surcer, N.Y., 32.
Pitt., 347 BITS Otiva, Stan., 7t; Sorcer,
RUNS-Brock, St.L., 50; Bonds, N.Y., 69; Tovar, Minn., 68; R.Smith,
S.F., 47; Gar, AMt, 44; Cash, Pit., Bst, 66, BRinsn, Bat., 62.
.;,Torre, SL.,, 37. DOUBLES-BCniglia'o, Bost., 17;
RUNS BATTED IN-Stargell, Pitt., Northrup, Det., 13; T.Conigliaro,
52; H.Aaron, At., 46; Torre, St.L., Calif., 13; Olva, Minn., 13; 8 tied
41; Cepeda, All., 40; Santo, Chic., with 12.
38; Cardenal, St.L., 38. TRIPLES-Clarke, N.Y., 4; Unser,
HITS-Garr, Al, 89; Brock, St.L Wash., 4; Schaal, K.C., 4; 7 tied
83; Horre, St.L., 78; W.Davis, L.A., with 3.
77; Becket, Chic., 75. HOME RUNS - Oliva, Minn., 12;
DOUBLES - Brock, St.L., 18; W.Horton, Det., 11; Otis, K.C., 11;
M.Alou, St.L., 14; Says, S.F., 13; R.Jackson, Oak., 11; Cash, Det., 11.
Grote, N.Y., 12; Simmons, St.L., 12; STOLEN BASES - Campaneris,
S.Jackson, Atl., 12; Garr, Al., 12; Oak., 15; Otis, K.C., 14; Pinson,
Staub, MtL, 12. Cleve., 12; Almar, Calif., 12; Patek,
TRIPLES-Clemente, Pitt., 5; Har- K.C., 10.
relson, N.Y., 4; Kessinger, Chic., 4; PITCHING 6 Decisions - Cuellar,
ihebner, Pitt., 4; Alley, Pitt., 4; Balt., 8-1, .889, 2.99; Blue, Oak.,
W.Davis, L.A., 4. 12-2, .857, 1.34.; Siebert, Bost., 9-2,
HOME RUNS-Stargell, Pitt., 19; 818, 2.21; Hunter, Oak., 9-3, .750,
I.Aaron, At, 18; B.Williams, Chic., 3.13; Palmer, Balt., 8-3, .727, 2.39.
14; Cepeda, At., 14; Bench, Cin., 14. STRIKEOUTS - Blue, Oak., 115;
STOLEN BASES-Brock, St.L., 20; Lolich, Det., 102; Blyleven, Minn.,
Harrelson, N.Y., 13; Garr, Atl., 11; 84; McDowell, Cleve., 80; Bradley,
Morgan, Houst., 11; Bonds, S.F., 10. Chic., 72; Pattin, Mil., 72.
PITCHING 6 Decisions-Dierker,-
Boast., 10--1, .909, 1.10; Carltan,
St.L., 10-2, .833, 2.79; Seaver, N.Y.,
7-2, .778, 2.01; Gullett, Cin., 6-2, Choose a
.750, 3.56; Ryan, N.Y., 6-2, .750, 1.32; H aitylist
JJohnson, .F., 6-2, .750, 1.08.
STRIKEOUTS - Stoneman, MtL,
104; Jenkins, Chic., 99; Seaver, N.Y., withot risking
97; Holtzman, Chic., 84; Dierker, a bad haircut
Houst., 66.N
AMERICAN LEAGUE NOW 4 SHOPS
BATTING 100 at bats - Oliva, ARBORLAND
Minn, .384; Murcer, N.Y., .363; Ka- " MAPLE VILLAGE
line, Det., .320; B.Robinson, Balt., LIBERTY OFF STATE
.315; Rojas, K.C., .314.
RUNS -- Buford, Balt., 40; Yas- 0 EAST UNIV. AT SO. UNIV
traemskliv, Bost., 40; E.Smith, Best, TH A OABRES
39; Oliva, Sian., 35; R.Jacksn,Oa.
____ - oai THE DASCOLA BARBERS
r 34; Tovar, Minn., 34.
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Canadiens
Ali set to train
CHICAGO - Muhammad Ali
said yesterday he will train in
Chicago for his July 26 bout with
former sparmate Jimmy Ellis in
the Houston Astrodome.
The fight will be Ali's first
since losing to Joe Frazier in a
heavyweight title bout in March.
The former world champion
said he will start training Mon-
day in the Fire Department gym
on Navy Pier here.
Koosman injured
NEW YORK - Left-hander
Jerry Koosman of the New York
Mets will miss his next pitchirng
turn because of soreness in his
arm, the club announced last
night.
Koosman, who has missed
long stretches of the last two
seasons with arm problems, will
undergo X rays today. He is
3-4 in 11 starts this season.
NHL Hall of Fame
MONTREAL - The National
Hockey League's Hall of Fame
committee accepted yesterday
the names of four former play-
ers and one executive to its rolls.
Elected in the player category
was the late Terry Sawchuk,
who died one year ago in New
York following an illustrious
goaltending career in the NHL.
Also elected in the player cate-
gory were the late Harvey
Busher Jackson, a former star
left wing with the Toronto
Maple Leafs; Ralph "Cooney"
Weiland, formerly with the Bos-
ton Bruins, Detroit Red Wings
and the old Ottawa Senators;
and the late Dr. Gordon Roberts,
also a former member of the
Senators.
Arthur M. Wirtz, current
chairman of the Chicago Black
Hawks, was named in the build-
er category.
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