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Monday, November 25, 1963 THE TIMBER-CRUISER Page7 JACKS BEAT NORTHWESTERN ••• 91-61 Circle K Men Help Kiwanians Defeat Jaycee Team By Den Ledsworth Receiving a welcome in- vitation from fellow Kiwan- ians the college Circle K Club had six members par- ticipate in a nightime foot- ball game on October 30. In fact, the only scoring done was by the Cricle K Members. The score end- ing with an 18-0 shutout by the Kiwanians proved that the Kiwanis members may have snow on their heads, but there's fire in their feet such as the touch- downs scored by Roach, . Marlatt and Hamp. After the ballgame, Mr. Sowders invited the Circle K Mem- bers out to the Alpena Drive- in theater for a post- game luncheon. Mr. Sow- ders, besides feeding the members, let them have full command of the go- cart strip which proved that high school drivers training is indeed a neces- sity. M Football Champi~ns By Den Ledsworth The 1963 I.M. football came to a close when the undefeated Cherry Pickers chalked up their fifth and final win over the hard fighting Untouchables. The champions, having racked up ten touchdowns before game time, displayed another offensive show by crossing the end zone bar- riers three times with a 18 - 12 victory. Other action within the league saw the fourth place Green Giants lose to the second place Groundhogs in a 12 - 0 shutout. While the Giants were being shown the" art of football", Dick Genschaw's Chinese Bandits ran over the win- less Duds. With the successful I.M. football season over, the active participants· look forward to I. M. basket- ball and bowling. This is presently underway. If any student is inter- ~ ested, please contact Coach · Dutcher for further infor- ,-~ - mation. • I.M.F. FINAL Cherry Pickers 5 0 Groundhogs / 4 1 Chinese Bandits 3 2 Green Giants 2 3 Untouchables 2 3 Duds O 5 Colorful Tommy Kono, ' the Olympic strongman from Honolulu, is the lead- - ing all - around weight- lifter in the ation toda Flag Could Be Used As Banner One hundred twenty-five dollars is a considerable sum to pay for a piece of Nylon which has the dimen- sions of by eer-; hat is the cost of the college flag which you can now see on the flagpole in front of the school. Since A.C.C. does not · have a school banner, why couldn't we "kill two birds with one stone" by using our school flag at home and at away basketball games this year as a school ban- ner. In a sense, we would then be putting this large sum of money to a double use. The flag is in the school colors and is the approxi- mate size that a banner should be. It also has the school emblem and the team's name on it, which also makes it similar to a school banner. It is not known if other junior colleges in our con- ference have this type of banner or not, but if they don't, then let's make Al- pena the first. Alpena Sporting Goods Northern Michigan's "FINEST" Your Head & Northern Ski Dealer DOWNTOWN ALPENA Intramura l Bowling Underway I Last week, nine teams began the IMB league at the Thunder Bowl Lanes. The results of these matches will be giverr in the next edition of the Tim- ber-C r{Jiser. If you would like to join the IMB, contact Coach Dutcher for further infor- mation. - D.L. I ACC Takes Fifth In -State Meet Grand Rapids, led by Jim Kidder, raced off to its second consecutive cross- count r y championship. A.C.C., paced by Rodney Manatt - and Terry Harb- ·son gave a fine showing and, with a team total of 143, placed fifth. With all things totaled out, this was probably the strongest field of runners ever to take part in the M.C.J.C.A.C. state meet. The times for this year's event were the best ever wit)) the first twenty.:..five running the best times they ever did. Marlatt was the first Jack finisher in 20th place. Last year Rod placed tenth; however, his time was better this year than last. Other finishers for Al- pena were Terry Harbson 23rd, Bob Lee 27th, Demp- sey Yearout 32nd, Steve Ditchkoff 46th, Larry Vaughn 51st and Tony Skiba 55th. With a fine season be- hind them full attention can now be given to the up- coming basketball season. A NOTE OF THANKS The members of the Duds would like to take this opportunity to thank the players of the opposing teams of the Intramural football league in helping us maintain a per• feet seasonal record of five losses. -Gene Raymond TUBBY'S RESTAURANT Everyone Advertises Good Food WE SERVE IT! 132 S. Second Ave. ALPENA Assistant coach for this year's basketball team is Lee Hall, a University of Michigan grad- uate. Lee, who played first string football ~for the Wolver- ines during his senior year, is in his second year as a coach. During the fall he is. then head line coach of Alpena High's var- sity squad and a teacher at the high school during the year. NOWAK'S CLOTHING Now Coat~ Vest and 2 pr. Pants Combination Suit Only $36.99 ( across from the Post Office) , Paced by first-half ball- "--.. stealing by Dempsey Year- out, this year' s wearers of tfie Maroon ana Gray ran the Toma - Hawks of , Northwestern Junior Col- !ege off the floor in the opening basketball game for both teams. Yearout, along with Cap- tain Rodney Marlatt, stole the ball numerous times and had easy shots. Year- out s cored 14 points in the first half before injuring his ankle and not playing the second half. · His re- placement, Jim Kurtz, scored 18 points in the second half, giving a fine 1 showing of out court shoot- I ing. Marlatt continued his fine steady play and ended - with 15 points. J With the "Big Men" I Steve Ditchkoff, John Lo- ! sinski, Denny Lutes, Brian Mitchell and Bob Hayes controlling the boards, it was only a question <Jf'1io\\l ' high the score would go. Ditchkoff also had a good shooting night, and scored 14 points to give the Jacks four men in double figures. If the tea:m continues to hustle and play the brand of ball displayed at Trav- erse City, this could be a very good year for the Lum ber Jacks. - J .P . Raf er Johnson, the Olymp_ic decathlon champ of 1960, earned a scholar- ship to UCLA for football but never played because of the risk involved in a leg injury. He did, however try out for basketball at college and made the start- ing team because of his versatile talent in all ath- letic events he has played. 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