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Thursday, March 21, 1566 CINCINNATI ENQUIRER MFC Pins 12 UC Cagers Face 26-Game Slate WBA Tourney Under Way Hudepohl Beer and Her-bie's Elites teams took the lead in the Cincinnati Women's Bowling Association City Tournament at Stone's Lanes In Norwood. Hude-pohl's team totaled 2844 In the Scratch Division, while Herbie's had a 3042 for the Handicap Division lead. Zlmmer Furnace, wlih a 3027, was In second place in Bearcats Couzins MVC All-Academic Jerry Couzins, t'C's outside shooting guard, Wednesday was named to the Missouri Valley Conference all academic basketball team fo rthe second straight year. Couzins and Fred Holden, Louisville's sophomore guard, each had B-pius averages, while six other had averages. Couzins 1 4 i I me ntuiuiLa Forget care.

Forget waterspotting.V If Fftreet breaking in. Forget about I the Handicap stanuuisa. shoes that lose their shape but Remember, you can "step into tomorrow" with the all new wipe and wear Cazzie, Pals On World Cage Team BOULDER, Colo. UP Michigan's Cazzie Russell and four of his fellow players of the National AAU Champion Dearborn, basketball team were named Wednesday to an 11-member U. S.

rage squad. The team will represent this country in the World Amateur Basketball Championships at Santiago, April 18-30. Russ Lyons of Boulder, chairman of the National AAU basketball committee, announced the selections. Other Dearborn players are John Clawson and Oliver Darden from Michigan, Lance Olsen from Michigan State, and OHle Johnson from San Francisco University. The others named are: Ray Carey, Kendal Rhine, Harold Sergent and Bobby Rascoe, all of the Bartles-vllle, Oilers; Jim King of Akron, Ohio, and Chuck Gardner, who was Big Eight Conference scoring champion at Colorado this season.

Gary Thompson of Bart-lesvllle was named head coach of the squad with Horace Ford of the Dearborn team as his assistant. Thompson's team lost to Dearborn In the AAU finals. Another 26-game schedule that Includes two games each with Big Ten and MidAmerican conference teams, and one each with schools from the Big Eight, Southwest, Atlantic Coast and Southern Conferences was announced for the 1966-'87 University of Cincinnati basketball team Wednesday. Additionally, the Bearcats will play an exhibition scrap with a team from the University of Prague (Czechoslovakia) In the Armory-Fleldhouse December "26, athletic director George Smith said. Rounding out the usual difficult are 14 Missouri Valley Conference games, dates with traditional rivals Dayton and Xavier, and two others with Centenary and St.

Joseph's of Indiana. All 26 regular-season games are against teams the Bearcats have played before, at one time or another. The Dayton game next January 10 will be played in Dayton's Fleldhouse for the first time since the 1856-'57 with a return date with the Flyers scheduled in UC's court palace the next year. Miami and Xavier games will con and Ron Martin of Bradley were the only repeaters from last year. Although Couzins has a year of eligibility, he has taken a speeded-up course and will graduate in the summer.

Couzins prepped at McNicholas High School. Bearcat Netters Wallop Dayton University of Cincinnati tennis team opened Its season wilth an 8-0 whitewashing of Dayton on the Boyd Chambers courts Wednesday, losing only two sets In the process. It was the first home spring sports event of the year for UC. Coach Ray Dieringer's racquet squad Is host to Wittenberg next Monday. Summary: SINGLESi Sam Nutty defeated Ron Scheper, 6-0, 6-0.

Riley Gritfithi defected Mike Oahm, 3-6, -6, 6-1. Roy Kienling oetaaied Mich Hale. 6-4, 6-0. Tom Taylor defeated Daye Hawkins, 6-0, 6-3. Bill Ignati defeated Bob Mashioff, 6-4, 6-4.

Craiq Albert defeated Bob Fichter, 6-1, 6-1. DOUBLESi Taylor and lonati defeated Hale and Hawkins, 6-2, 7-9. 6-0. Larry Reynolds and Al Gerdsen defeated Fichter and Oave Eaqleston, 7-5, 6-3. TODAY'S SPECW STFWFfi unu tm TOUNG NINA nun aea nodles itaimmi chlckm butt Private Rooms Available Call 760S READING HD.

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m. tonight in the Favilion Caprice of the Nctherland Hilton when eight awards will be made. The 1986-'87 UC schedule; DECIMSE 1-Gihbb Weshlnetea, dirt Wisconsin at Madisen, Wis. 10-Mlwnl Unleerslty it Gardens. 13 Wake Ferest Winston-SeleBI f.

17-Western MichliiB, Inrt. IB-Colorado, htr. 22-Ttiai Christian, htra. Je University at meue, har lenhleitieii). IB St.

JompITi liars. JO-Iowa at Ornate Stadlua JANUARY Tti ltd. Texas State hart. 10- 0aytoit at Dayton, Ohis. 14 Sf.

Lauli U. hart 17-lradlty at Faerie, III. 21- Louiivilla, hero, 24 Centanary. hart. 2 St.

Lowl) at St. laull 'EIWAItr 1 -Bradley, kara. 4 Louisville at 5 Wichita Stata at Wichita. Kanl. 11- Draka, hara H-Tulse at Tulia, OI.li.

I Ttiai Stata at Tit 22- Wichita Stata, htra. 23-Oraka at Dal Molmi, laws. MARCH 3 Xiviar at Gardens. 'Miuourl Vallay CoalaraiKS lani. BREAKER at 20th Century was Lee Ranslck with 647 in the Ohio National Insurance League Daffy Mccormick's 559 for Veranda Lounge topped the 20th Century Ladies loop, while Karen Liebelt had 547 and Viv Pearoe 544.

A PAIR of unusual performances at Mergard Mill- creek Bowl saw Frank Menke convert the rugged 4-6 split in the St. Pat's League and Loretta Brown shoot an all-spare 185 game In the Ladles Classic Frank Brown's 642 led the Social League and he came right back with 639 in the Northslde Major, the same score that teammate Dick Morath had for Eastslde Building Loan. Bob Melner's 625 was his first 600 in three years. MEM, US AND OVER Gordon Ramsay, American Metal 717 Joa Meyer, Marty's Texaco 700 Lou Hopster, Schoenlino, Baar 678 Chuck Norman, Dan Bailey Associates 673 laa Ransick, Ohio National Insurance 674 Chuck Johnson, Pebst Blua 659 Jerry Rath, Sal am Cardans 6S7 Hil Blount, Citizens Sank 656 Ron Tucker, Stroup Insurance 653 Barry Dixon, Superior Service 650 Jim Coker, Dan Bailey 650 Emil Kepoler, Buhrmin Tile 647 Ron Swanson, Schneider Realty 647 Dan Donnelly, Ohio Pike Lanes 647 Hap Jones, Doc's Melon Mkt 646 Bob Poppa, Runtz Meats 646 Bob linli, Kohl Sausage 646 Dick Kernen, Bavarian Beer 642 Carl Meyer, Potentates 642 Frank Brown, Schulte 4 Capell 642 Jim Brown, Bob's Quality Meats 639 Dick Morath, Eastslde Bldi. a Loan 639 Bart Cook Hudepohl Bear 639 Frank Brown, Eastside Bldq.

Loan 639 Bill Zugelter, Industrial Rope 638 Larry Losey, Glenn Schmidt Lanes 637 Al Lehmeyer, Gibson i Greeting Cards 636 Jack Calhoun, Palmer 636 J. Hornschemeier. Beechmont Barbers 636 Earl Roeder, Balkan House 634 Dick Witterstaetter, Superior Service 633 Herb Inskeep, Thomas Funeral Home 632 Bob Smith, The Roofers 631 Jerry Tenoever, Trifilio Tailors 627 Robert Schnell, Allls Chalmers 629 Erv Hoinke Western Bowl 629 Robert Meiners, Hudeoohl Beer 62S Arnold Tessel, Johnnie's 625 Paul Evans, Allls Chalmers 62S WOMIN, 121 AND OVER Betty Dvorak, Dvorak Guenthner. 626 Marlyn Giordano, Four Wonders 378 Marcella Blount, Messmore Oil S7J Marilyn Rish, American 571 Esther Meadows, Surrey Grill 571 Rita Hasselbeck, Woody Sander Fords 563 Lois Krauser, Rutterer's Pharmacy 561 lea Sterrett, Johnson Hardin 560 Caryl Burns, Republic Acceptance. 560 Clare Schmidt, Mercy Hospital 559 Dalty McCprmlck, Veranda 559 Marilyn Noble, Eastern Hills 559 Marge Ingle, Hlllcrest Tavern 5S7 Babe Krogman, Flubs 556 Babe Muench, Permley 553 Lois Kissinger, Trinity 552 Norma Carter, Strikes 351 Evelyn Popelar, Madison Bowl 549 Betty Burbrink, L.

4 Sportswear 548 Norma MoffB, Maury's Tiny 548 Betty Bessman, West HI PTA 548 Karen liebelt, Schertlnqer 547 Shirley Naro, T. P. White 546 Nancy Neilspn Princeton Bowl 545 Viv Pearce, Peacock Lounge 544 Betty Breitenbach, Independents. 543 Judy Anderson, Merry Joys 542 Bobbl Schmidt, Golden Rooster 542 Irene Burton, Golden Rooster 540 Jen Immegart. Rlnky Dinks 339 Martha Wampler, Mustangs 538 Ruth Aleisendro Shillite Ladies 537 C.

Moorman, Miltord Lanes 337 Lois Herrmann, Brentwood 536 Marian Powell, Golden Rooster 536 Pat Scholl, Julie Traylor Realty 536 Kay Hasqls, Gelger Grocery 515 Rita Whitt, T. P. White I Son 535 Maria Huntsman, Britton 534 Edna Fischer, Midwest Bottle 534 Marlann Pope, Mlllcreek Bowl 532 Marian Higqins, Burger Beer 532 Shirley Watkins, Rinky Dinks 53! V. Jones, Sutton Tavern 53I Lois Fehrlng, Mitchell Drugs M. J.

Sarrmard, Eastern Hills Prtg, 529 Helen Kurtz, Parmley Insurance 529 Charlotte Clawson, Silva Realty 528 Diane Sandlus, M. W. 528 Pen Woods, M. 4 Printing 327 Elsie Jochum, Grlppo Pretzels 527 Carban James, Northbrook Sunoco 527 Marilyn Flett, Golden Rooster 527 Audrey Windsor, Osborne Auto .527 Ethel Ramsey, I. Sportswear 5'6 Betty Shaw, Coleman Lanes 526 Betty Konnert, Quebec Pharmacy 525 JUNIORS, 500 AND OVU vi JOE MEYER bowled the first 700 total this season in the Hill Top Social League at Banker's Lanes.

Bowling for Marty's Texaco, he skeined games of 248, 236 and 216. Pete Schmidt, Mechlem Marathon, scored his seventh consecutive 600 in league competition. BETTY DVORAK bettered her previous 622 league record in he Deer Park Ladies League by shooting 626 for Dvorak Ouenthner at Strikes and Spares Lanes. BETTY BREITENBACH set a single game record with her 264 (543) In the Tuesday Ladies League at Condon's Bowlerdome. LOIS KESSINGER, Trl City Cleaners, posted 552 in the Night Outers League at Princeton Bowl.

CLEOPHUS JENKINS JR. and Ron Twitty, Felson Lanes, won the doubles championship of the John H. Karg Junior Traveling League with 1276 total at Strikes is Spares. THE PINS WERE really poppln' for Gordon Ramsey, (American Metal) as he rewrote the record book in the Businessmen's League at Mergard 20th Century Lanes. RAMSEY grooved 23 strikes to offset a single miss In carding 216-236-265 for a mammoth 717 effort.

Both his 265 finale and 717 total were new marks in the loop. Ramsey, 35, averages 178. ANOTHER RECORD- A II II pmrnE Glenn Sample 3-Game Series With Toledo To Open UC Season University of Cincinnati's baseball team opens its 1966 home schedule Friday with a three game set with the University of Tol-ledo. A single game Is carded Friday afternoon and a doubleheader Saturday. Bearcat coach Glenn Sample, elated over his UC's showing on the recent Louisiana tour, going 5-0 in the process, said, "This is the most successful spring trip I can ever remember.

Our pitching and timely hitting were factors but our defense still needs tightening. Nevertheless we still made the big play when we had to make it." Junior righthander Ron Schmitt, 2-0 thus far, will open the Toledo series Friday, with a pair of lefthanders, Bill Stanforth and Scott Simonds, each with a win, going Saturday. Denny Reigle, who leads the regulars in hitting with a .350 average, including a pair of homers and seven rbi's and Neil Rubinstein, .278, will not be in the lineup either day. Both have been called out of the city. 4 tins The a Vy It I r.e"!.- II SPECIAL i 13- HOUR TIHE SALE THURSDAY, MARCH 31 8 A.

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