Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 10

10 Th SUN, Alteon. Uortitf, Jnuy 17, 1677 Vike Matmen Win Twice ORME After going winlesa all season, the Williams High wrestling team hit the jackpot this wtekend Afler beating Camp Verde Friday, the Vikings whipped Orrr.e here Saturday 3S-23 and then handled Judson in an abbreviated meet 14-9, "The kids once again really wrestled well," said Viking Cocrh Boyd Cope. "The kids are starting to get with it. They're starting to come along now." Deng McLaughlin, David Neal, Justin Wells and Duke Ness all won by pins against Orme. James Farley and Angel Robles each won by forfeits, and Matt Mendenhall wrestled to a draw.

Against Judson Wells, Nick Pearson and Robles all won by pin; Alfredo Ruiz won by default. HJ Duke Kus IW Dinned IJimeiJ -James Firltr IW) Dr forfeit. 105 loiWaoi: 1 4k. IHrtJ CaJ- rr (Wl Ifr! 11! Dot KrLatxtlin iW) finied Yales lOI HSU lit David Nul i I pmrd IVJdn 0 il O.St Man Menies-Mii io: 112 Kelsey lOi pimed Kevin HiDomll al 1:11. IB HrOlut lOi Fhneii Urcj FerienatlH tli Jslin (Wl pltned ComtoiUI Hi d.

155 Hajai io i prjird Rk Clark Carrier Fights Successful PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) Welterweights Randy Shields and Juan Cantres were engaged in fmirth-round action when they heard the bell ring. So they went to their corners. Wrong bell. The one the fighters beard was rung to armwrnce the arrival Sunday of the man in charge of promoter Don King's latest boxing venture Capt, Frank Rutt, skipper ol the aircraft carrier USS Lexington.

Six quarter-finals of King's U.S. Boxing Championships were held on the flight deck of the Lexington, which was anchored at the Pensacola Naval Air Station. And about 3,000 Navy personnel showed up on a bright hul cold day for the show, part of which was televised nationally by ABC. "God blessed us with the weather," said King, who was a vision in gray miDJt amidst a sea of Navy blue and gold. "We were worried about the weather, We called to check the weather almost every hour.

It was like it used to be when we were calling to see what the number was," said the former king of the numbers game in Cleveland. The Navy also was pleased with the proceedings and King said AUG "'was ecstatic." A spokesman for the network said everything went well. The people who showed up among the jet planes and signs some warning about smoking on deck, others relaying such messages as "Hi, Mom" and "Hello, Pittsburgh" saw lots ol action. Each of the eight-rouitders in the heavyweight, light heavyweight, middleweight, welterweight, lightweight and featherweight classes went the distance. Thunderbirds Rip Mingus Wrestlers The East Flagstaff Junior High wrestling team manhandled Mingus 60-12 at East Flagstaff Saturday.

For the Thunderbirds at 9S pounds Richard Cansino pinned Mike Bailey at at 105 Paul Barber decisioned Tom Eidschun 11-2; at 112 Joe Phillips pinned Jeff Bennett at at 132 Walter Weinzinger decisioned Dan Millard B-7: at 126 Rick Bible Dinned Turn Over and pinned hfm at 3:41, The Panthers also won the meet. (SUNfoto by Ed Gerdemann) DALON RADE of Coconino Vies to turn Mingus' Rodney Tweeter on his back during the heavyweight match in Coconino's meet Saturday. Rade got. Tweeter on his back Snowsharks Fall To Litchfield First places came hard for the Flagstaff Snowsharks Saturday as they fell to the Litchfield Lagartes 334-218 at the Flagstaff High pool. The freestyle really hurt the Snowsharks as they were ahead jn the relays until the freestyle lap.

Also, the Snowsharks only won three first-place individual events in that stroke. Melanie Bell scored 25 points to lead all Flagstaff swimmers. Martha Holmes sixi Glejui Leihton each had 23, Tracy Wright 21, Alan Coftelt Chris Faure 15. Other swimmers who placed in the top three were Griffin Coffelt, Inge Utiat, Becky Steffensen, Leslie Tamparri, Andy Shrader, Shannon Clark, Jackie Bell, Mary Nalen, Jeff Hopkins, Adam Clark, Tracey Bell, Dion Connelley, Alice Bean, Brian Campbell, Cheryl Kleven and Greg Shrader. Only one relay team contributed seven points and that was because of a disqualification of the Litchfield team.

Relays account for 70 points in a dual meet. Three Snowshark team records were broken, however. Martha Holmes set a record in the 200 individual medley, while Tracy Wright Litike his own team records in the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke. The Snowsharks will swim again Feb. 12 against Fannington, N.M.

at the Flagstaff High pool. College Scores Bengals, Wildcats on Top In Big Sky Conference pulled the Grizzlies through. Jim Eordneave at 1 at 136 Tim Eyer pinned Rick Zepada at 3:51 al 145 Jeff Coje pinned Mark Wyles at at 155 Pal Maddox pinned Dave Blackburn at 0:50: al 179 Hay Long pinned Klwood Fulghamat at 191 Uwry Smith won by forfeit and at heavyweight Robert Steuart also won by forfeit. In the olher matches at 119 East Flagstaff's Martin Lescoe was pinned by Mingus' Dan Lodmell at 2:25 and at 167 Chyle Rodriquez was pinned by Scott Cray at 3:20. The Thunderbirds will be in action again Tuesday when they meet Tuba City at Tuba Citv for a 5:30 p.m.

meet Pee Wees Split 1 Quick Pin Draws Attention FLAT ROCK, Mich. tapi ii ttim rv Hinh Srhw.1 senior Have High School sieffen just Grossi i five seconds to hcavvweieht Bob Woiack-a schoo wrestling record. "We've never heard of it eing done any faster, any- where." a school official said. "If anybody knows of a prep wrestler doing it any faster, we'd like to hear from them." The time for Steffen's effort Thursday night was recorded on an electric baskelbail clock operated by an adult and the match was supervised by a veteran referee, officials said. With Las Vegas team's win aver Boise State.

What happened, accor ding tn Killingsworlh, was that Idaho State's defense turned tenacious just in time to take up the slack for a faltering attack. "The defense saved us," he said. The Bengals shot 55 Soer eent from the field in the lucitLiu tn ute first halt, but cooled off to 40.5 for the ixonetncicss, uieyneia Big any SL-onng leader Steve ir, "a lLun" 7' i of 7 1, 'T' ne dlse thre cd half' li3h" State's poor shooting. Montana's shooting "certainly was not the best in the world" in the win uver Montana Slate, according lo winning coach Jim Brandenlurg, but 21 points from center Irfe Johnson and strong rebounding Radial By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Although they remain tied atop Big Sky Conference basketball standings after the SMond weekend of league plav, both Idaho Slate and Weber Stale must watch out for highly motivated op- poncrls this week. Idaho State's Bengals Stopped defending con- lerence champion Boise State, 73-W at Pacatello on Fri day -night; dhd Wehcr Slate's Wildcats trounced Northern Arteona, 97-73 at OEdenthefollowinimiBht.

Both victorious squads stand 3-0 in he conference, while Idaho Slate has the better overall record, lt-3 to 9-4 Why should either of the top two worry? Simply because their' opponents (his coming Saturday are the teams they defeated over the weekend with the home courl advantage reversed in hoth cases. Idaho Stale visits Boise State and Weber State travels to Flagstaff for its rematch with Northern Arizona, lioth BSD and NAU stand 1-2 in cunfer- ence play. In other Big Sky action over the weekend, Idaho nudged Goozaga, 68-65, for the Vandals' first league Brortd lOI (.47. IT rut forfeit III Double (utfril. Angel RoMei (Wl by forfeit 111 Alfredo Rul: (Wi Mulfd hUrmnnJl bydelaall.

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NO RilTP The Flagstaff Pee Wees and Las Vegas split four hockey games at the Municipal Ice Rink here Saturday. Flagstaff won 3-2 and 4-2 decisions while Las Vegas took 5-a and 31 victories, In Flagstaff's 3-2 victory Frybeig. Kellener and Cullen each scored goals (no first names given). Cullen also had an assist, In its 4-2 decision Cullen had two goals, while Carlson and McMahon each had one. Mauvais had an ussist.

In the 5-3 loss Cullen came through with three goals for a hat trick. In the 4-1 setback Carlson got Flagstaff's only goal, Krumm assisted. win and second in 12 starts. The Zags fell to 1-2 in con- feriititje, and dropped to 4-9 on the season Saturday night when they lost to Creighton at Spokane, 100- S3. Montana defeated Mon- tana State on Saturday night, 79-66, in the only olher conference action.

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