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i Sais © the Intramural Basketball season - CAMPUS UPDATE, March 19, 1980, Page 3 IM Bowling race tightens Phillips resigns ACC coaching post Citing physical and mental ex- haustion, Roger Phillips has resign- ed from his positions as ACC wom- en’s basketball coach and Alpena High girl's basketball coach. » Inhis letter of resignation to ACCAthletic Director Steve Schray, Phillips explains that, ‘The exper- ~ fence of coaching 86 games in the past two years has left me physical- ly and. mentally exhausted.” Phil- lips gees on to say that although he enjoyed the individuals he worked with, continuing his role as dual- coach would not be in the best in= terests of his family, health, or the sport of basketball. Phillips began his coaching ca- reer when he joined the Alpena Pub- lic School: system in 1967, Initially, he coached basketball, football, and track at Thunder Bay Junior high, He later accepted the AHS girl’s coaching duties in 1977 and came to ACC in 1978, All totalled, Phil- lips has coached 25 seasons of sport events in Alpena. ~ heads into its final games. ihe Alpena Alumni can do the most boasting as they have proven unbeatable so far and hold first | place with a 4-0 mark. After losing their opening game, the Knicks have ~ marched back to grab second with a 4-1 record. The All Stars slipped _from first to third with a 3-1 tally, _ while the Too Shorts trail in fourth Place with a 3-2 season. Riding a re- cent two-game winning streak, Sea- | grams 7 has climbed into fifth with 2-2 record. The Rebels follow in ixth at 1-3 while the Stormtroopers _-and Nets finish up the standings with 1-4 and 0-5 seasons respectively. - _ In recent games: Seagrams 7, 30; Stormtroopers, 27 Defense was thé name for the irst-half with both teams being shut “down in their scoring attempts. The Stormtroopers only held. a 13-12 halftime advantage. Seagrams 7 slow- “ly began to pick up the pace in the — second half and were finally able to “Seal up the victory. Dave Nicholls _ of the Stormtroopers was game high “Scorer with 11 points while Bob Teetzel paced Seagrams 7 with 10. : Alpena Alumni 52, All Stars 32 Only one team could emerge un- Alumni dominate IM Basketball His greatest sucesses have been at basketball where he has coached. 15 teams in 13 years. During those years, Phillips had only one losing seascn while comrosing a 170-70 record for a 71% victory average. The two latest accomplishments that he directed were the: 1977 AHS district championship team and the recently conculded ACC division champs. Phillips had a 32- 14 record in his two years at ACC; Phillips estimated that he put in nearly 930 hours in the past two years as a :dual-coach, He states that they are both full time jobs and he tried to approach them in that way. Phillips admits that he will miss eraching basketball but hopes to re- main associated in some way with the game. Phillips plans to spend more time with his family during his break: from basketball. No new coach has been named to either basketball team as of yet, fener co-| -leaders, The game started out onan 1 aggres- sive pace and the Alumni were on top at the mid-break, 21-16. In the second half, the Alumni proved that they are the strongest team in the league as they gradually pulled away to win. Roger Pauley directed the Alumni with 15 points and Tim Gapske added 14. Scott Hetzner and Steve Kueffiner led the All Stars with eight apiece. Knicks 44, Rebels 41 The Rebels jumped off to a quick start as they led at the half 29-23. The Knicks began to find the mark in the latter stanza and held on to win their fourth straight contest. Dave Chartrand led the Knicks with 17 points while Marty Sommerfcld led the Rebels with 19. Too Shorts, 2; Nets, 0 (forfeit) The Nets were forced to forfeit after being unable to field enough players. Company trade rings Madison, Wis.- Free class rings are being advertised by the ArtCarved company. The catch is the buyer must trade in a gold high school ring for a free college ring made of a non- precious jewelers alloy.‘ The race for first place in the Intra- mural Bowling League has developed into a three way dogfight. The Card- . sharks currently hold the upper hand with a 23-5 record. Uno trails in se- cond place with a 20-8 mark while the SOB’s presently hold third at 19-9. Team *5 resides in fourth with a 16-12 season, and the Bull- dogs rest in last, 6-22. Matt Nothrop has a 150 average; good enough to top the men. Fred Siebert and Randy Gingerick are tied for second with 146 averages. Vickey Lindsay leads the women with a 145 average, while Coleen with a 145 average, while Coleen Waldie follows her with 123. DOE — encourages four-day week _ Madison, Wis.- A four-day school week is one of the alternatives being considered by the federal Depart- ment of Energy inits standby energy conservation plan. DOE officials say. colleges and universities could be asked to add hours to each day, shor- ten summer or winter vacations, or Group studies nudity Madison, Wisconsin—Au Naturel is a recognized student group at Cali- ‘fornia State U.- -Northridge. |ts pur- pose: exploring nudity. 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