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Ti < JSigagaengr: SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS: TENTH STRAIGHT WIN Lumberjacks vs. Schoolcraft Ocelots By Len Gabrysiak After dropping a game earlier this season to Schoolcraft, the ACC Lumberjacks played host to a pack- ed crowd at East Campus gym last Wednesday night as they downed the previously undefeated Ocelots by a 75-68 count. The win was the tenth straight for the Jacks as they moved into a tie for second place with a 7-2 record. The Schoolcraft Ocelots held first place with their fine 9-1 record. As Coach Steve Schray’s Lumber- jacks came onto the floor, it. was Alpena‘s Dale Beard hit one from 15 feet out to put Alpena up: by four. At this point, Schoolcraft called time out, only to discover they had gone over the limit and were assessed a technical foul. Earl Buckingham converted the foul shot and Alonzo Weatherly added a late bucket to make the final margin. Mark DeSmet was the big man off . the bench as he hit on five straight buckets after missing his first two. Dale Beard added 17 points, fol- lowed closely by Earl Buckingham with 14 points. Robert McLaurin had 22 for Schoolcraft, followed by the only CAMPUS UPDATE, January 24, 1979, Page 3 Raiders never got within seven points again. - _ The Lumberjacks had many stars that night. The outside shooting of Dale Beard with 26 points, Earl Buckingham’s 18 and Chris Harris’ 13 was all-important. But, so was the inside work of Alonzo Weather- ly, who dumped 11 of 15 field-goal attempts and finished with 26 points. Oakland’s Kurt James, a 6'7” _ center, was devastating against the Lumberjacks collecting 32 points and 15 rebounds. All of James’ 13 goals were from under the bucket. Johnny Reel added 14 for the Raiders while Anthony Barnard and Walker D. Russell each had ten. Russell who was a high school All- American at Pontiac Central last ear was scoreless in the first half against the defense of Rick Nielsen Alonzo Weatherly, ACC’s lead- ing point-maker. Upset Raiders, MSU. Lumberjacks vs. Oakland Raiders By Rene’ Johnson Coach Steve Schray’s Lumber- other man in double figures, Mike Brady, with 14. quite apparent that they were well prepared for the game as they jumped off to an early lead. Even though Schoolcraft managed to slip into the lead several times, the Jacks came on strong at the close of the half to head into the locker | room with a 40-36 lead. : The second half looked as if the Ocelots were about to break the game wide open as they surged ahead 50-44. The Jacks never let- down, however, and came. back strong to pull into-a 50-50 tie. The game was close until, with three minutes left, both power- houses were tied at 68. Alonzo Neaibe n The Jacks, now 11-6 overall, will host St. Clair tonight. A prelimin- ary game at 6 will match the ACC faculty against the WHSB No-Stars. wi 4 left le ge ver the Jacks a slim two-point lead. After a missed shot by the Ocelots, Continued from page 1 but | will use a piece of apparatus. It is a nifty little gadget called the Fitness Finders Guide. This handy nine by six inch card with sliding middle section will tell me how many calories are used up in an hour for different types of activities, There is a tendency to get carried away with this card because it mentions all kinds of activities, even sleeping. For instance, if | decided to water ski to EC I'd burn up a whopping 401.5 calories per hour (cph). Probably more if | wore the (im)proper attire. And, (don‘t stop now) 492.48 cph would drop off if | rumba-ed my way down the-road. Or, can’t you just see me fencing (356.4) or .the ultimate, canoeing (499.77). There's no unit for portaging so it’s paddle all the way! Anyway, back to business: For my weight (that’s what the sliding middle section is for) the calories drop off at a rate of 200 per hour, or, for the trip from the dorm to EC, 133.2 calories are used up.. It feels like it should be more. It's the sameas not eating one cookie. that counts. It makes you feel alive and you can say, “| did it—I can. do.anything.”” ‘ v 805 Chisholm &. Alpena Shopping Center KOTWICKI'S But it’s really the exercise - : jacks, who got off to a poor 1-5 start this season, handed the power- ful Raiders an 101-92 upset for their fifth straight triumph. The victory put ACC over the 500 mark at 6-5. The loss was only the second against ten wins for Coach Tom McPhilips’ Raiders. By going over the century mark, all fans were treated to free french fries courtesy of McDonalds. The fired-up Lumberjacks, who shot 57 percent from the floor that night, jumped off to an 18-4 advan- tage in the game’s first five minutes. Oakland fought back to trail by only seven points 90 seconds later. 4 pai and Mark McArthur. 2 Lumberjacks vs. Michigan State J.V. The Lumberjacks seventh straight win was a 79-73 decision over Michigan State Junior Varsity at Michigan State University, Jan. 4. Alonzo Weatherly was Alpena‘s scoring leader with 21 points, while Earl Buckingham added 19 and Dale Beard, 14. + Weatherly’s 21 points advances him to the number 21 spot on the list of all-time ACC scorers with 646 career points. Tim Doughty and Dick Spencer, former ACC players, are the next hurdles for Weatherly who should break into ©1974 McDonald's Corporation We Do It All For YOUT