European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 14, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Friday february 14, 1969 the stars and stripes Page 19 goal gang up the Boston Bruins Ken Hodge 8 slams into the net ahead of Detroit s Dean Prentice 20 As Wing s goalie Royed wards goes to the ice. Boston won 4-2. Up Kentucky dominates up Joii new York up Kentucky Wesleyan which Only a week ago seemed in danger of losing its Lead in the Small College basketball ratings has taken commanding Lead As the United press International Board of coaches gave the panthers Over whelming support in the 10thweekly balloting. The panthers who were Only three Points ahead of Nevada Las vegas after last week balloting won two games last week while the rebels split pair of games. As a result. Kentucky Wesleyan received 334points from the 35-member up Board for an increase of 57points Over last week. That put the panthers 80points ahead of tiny Ashland College which upped its season record to 19-1 last week and replaced Nevada Las vegas i second place. The rebels who lost to Houston before rebound ing against Loyola la dropped to third with 239  Wesleyan received 12 first place votes three More than last week while Nevada Las vegas grabbed  got six. Central state of Ohio held onto the no. 4 spot with 187 Points followed by Southwest Missouri state which climbed two places to the no. 5 position after whip Ping Northwest Missouri and Southern . Austin remained in the sixth spot Only two Point behind Southwest Missouri while Southwest Louisiana slipped two notches to seventh after splitting a pair of  state of West Virginia won three game during the week and moved up one place to eighth with a 194record. Fairmont state exchanged places with puget sound which dropped to ninth despite posting three victories Kentucky Wesleyan now up pears to have some breath Groom in quest for us first Small College championship. The pan thers have been runner up the past two seasons i the Fina Lupi ratings but the teams which beat them out Southern Illinois in 1967 and Long Island University in 1968, have joined the major College ranks. Ashland now appears to Bethe panthers major threat. The eagles Are the nation s to defensive team and last week Defeated Slippery Rock by a almost unbelievable score of 65 19.the up Small College basketball ratings with first place votes and won lost records in Parent he i 10th week team 1. Kentucky Wesleyan 12 17-3 2. Ashland 8 1�4 3. Nevada la vegas 7 16-t 4. Central state 15-3 15-5 19-1 5. Southwest missouri6. 8.f. Austin 18-2 t. Southwest iouisiana8. Fairmont state 2 9. Puget sound 2 10. Cheyney state 10-2 11. Howard Payne 2 12. South Dakota stated 13. Oglethorpe14. American International 15. Depauw18. Alcorn Aam 17. Eastern new Mexico 1 14. Tie Northern Arizona Gannon 20. Mcmurry 2 15-4 point334 251239 1�7137 135120 112 10�68 2827 16is 1413 Sifford a Dill s teams tie for first in Phoenix pro am Phoenix Ariz. Up pro Scharlie Sifford the los Angeles open Champion and Terry Dill helped their teams to a first place tie in the pro am event of the $100,000 Phoenix open wednesday. Dill was one of four pros at65, one stroke off the Pace set by Dale Douglass who earned the top pro Money of 500 witha 84. Douglass round included seven  had a one Over Par 72 on the Arizona country club course but his Amateur part ners Richard Chapman do Johnson and or. Marvin Schneider held up for a Best continued on Page so vhf action Leafs rout stars 7-1, As Pulford and Keon score 2 goals apiece Toronto Dpi Bob Pulford and Dave Keon scored two goals piece As the Toronto Maple Leafs routed the Minnesota North stars 7-1 wednesday night in a National hockey league  opened the scoring at 2 42 of the first period and Murray Oliver and Keon added goals to Send Minnesota starting goaltender Cesare Maniago to the Bench. Three of eight Toronto shots at Maniago were Good for steal Sand he was replaced by Garry Bauman. Defens Eman Leo Boivin whom Minnesota acquired recently in a Trade with Pittsburgh scored his first goal As a Northstar to make it 3-1, but Toronto scored in the second and third period on goals by Keon Pul Ford Floyd Smith and Norm Ull Man. Pulford s goals his seventh and eighth of the season marked a return to form for the32-year-old Center. In past years he had been a Toronto Star but until wednesday he had been off  North stars were playing shorthanded when Oliver s shot his 13th goal of the season and Keon his 17th, scored to make it 3-0, and Boivin replied on a Power play goal. However the final four goals including Keon s 18th, were scored while both teams Whereat full strength. Smith s goal which made it 6-1, completed full evening for the right Winger. He had assisted on three of the previous goals. St. Louis a Glenn Hall the National hockey league s leading shutout artist rang Aphis seventh of the season As the St. Louis blues beat the Pitts Burgh penguins 2-0 wednesday  blues took a 1-0 Lead in the second period on Cami Lehenry s 14th goal of the season. The Power play shot beat Pitts Burgh goalie Joe Daley after red Berenson and Doug Harvey assisted on the goal. Frank St. Marseille sealed the game with his 12th goal of the season in the third period Hall bad to handle 32 Pitts Burgh shots to earn the shutout. Chicago up Forbes Ken Nedy and Dick Cherry scored in the final 10 minutes wednesday night to wipe out a Chicago Black Hawks two goal Lead an give the Philadelphia flyers a 3-3 tie in a National hockey league game. Cherry s score for the tie came with less than four minutes to play. He picked up the puck pileup in n the front of midst of athe Chica Gonet and whipped it through the crowd of players past goalie Dennis Dejordy. Kennedy s goal went into an open net. He picked up a continued on Page 20 celtics surge in last period whips pistons Detroit up guard Larry Siegfried and Forward John Havlicek tallied 51 Point Between them and Bill Russell grabbed off 30 rebounds to Rall the Boston celtics to a 113-106 National basketball association Victory Over the Detroit pistons wednesday  celtics trailing 93-89 in the final Quarter surged ahead of the futile pistons with 10 straight Points to take the Lead,99-93. Siegfried with 27 Points an Havlicek who added 24, both hit consistently from the outside to ruin the pistons chances. Detroit had moved ahead by Ninepoints after the first period but the celtics outscored Detroit 34-20 in the second Quarter to take a 54-50 halftime  pistons who have now lost five games in six attempts to the powerful celtics this season jumped ahead again briefly at the end of three quarters 80-76, before Boston s flurry of Points wrapped up the contest. Detroit s Dave Bing too game scoring honors with 28 Points. Brocton Detroit q f Barnes 00-00 Dis ohgo Bryant 30-16 Hatsio Havlicek 10 4- 24  Howell 30-04 bins Jones 8 3-4 19 Komios Nelson 3 2-2 8  5 2-3 12 Miles Sanders s 3-t 13 Walker Siegurd 9 9-11 27 g f t d-7 14 s 1-6 17 t 3-7 15 1 4-7 is o to 8 3 she 11 7 1-3 1500-10 total 45 23-31 113 total 4320-37106 to on 21 34 21 37113detroit 30 80 30 26106 fouled  fouls Boston 25, Detroit 33. A4.53s. Mat meet in Argentina Buenos Aires a seven teen nations including the ., so far have agreed to take Partin a world freestyle and Greco roman wrestling tournament Atmar Del Plata Argentina March 3-10. A fired Orff Cronin Umpire Salerno offered Job in in Syracuse . A a Salerno the Umpire who was fired last season by the Ameri can league has been offered a Job in the class aaa International baseball league it was Learned , 87, of Utica ., and fellow Umpire Bill Valentine were fired by Joe Cronin Amer ican league president for what Cronin called incompetence. Salerno an eight year Veteran in the league and some others claimed the firing was the re sult of their efforts to unionize the league s umpires. In any event George sisterjr., International league presi Dent thinks Salerno is a Good finn enters  Meet new York a Juo Kokura Finland s world record Holder in the 3,000-meter Steeple Chase accepted an invitation wednesday to compete in the5,000 meters at the  Olympic invitational track meet her feb. 21. Umpire and has offered him Ajob. Sisler revealed he Telephone Salerno last week and asked him How would you like to work for us Sisler said Salerno told him hews flattered by the offer. The in Boss said i told him that we needed $ Good Umpire but that i did not want to inter Fere with he pending Case a labor relations action against the american league. Sisler said Salerno told him that it would take about thre weeks to find out where he stood and that he Koukl lot Sisle know at that time. A week has spun by already Sisler said. Our league can use another Good Umpire and Al Salerno is a Good one Salerno s Appeal for reinstate ment currently is before the National labor relations Board. American league Umpire voted last september to strike unless Salerno was rehired