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SECTION THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1974 Y STRING NOW 30 and running with an start, the Othello wrestlers will have tough challenges this weekend as attempt to extend their • eet win string to 32 Huskies Coach good d as they had easy time in the Moses Lake 34-19 Friday and Eastmont 63-2 wrestlers aren't to be able to rest on however. They'll Ephrata and then head for "to take on the I! Eagles Friday night. also have a match scheduled against the Royal Knights next Tuesday at Royal. Although Ephrata lost most of their veterans who made them a state AA power the last two years, they have a number of young wrestlers who are developing rapidly under Coach Chuck Panerio. Last to Beat The Tigers also have the distinction of being the last team to beat the Huskies in a dual match. They turned the trick in January of 1973 and since then the Huskies have run off 30 straight wins.reports. "Coach Panerio is one of the Next Tuesday, Schutte will top coaches in the state and probably be sending a pre- we know he'll have his dominent|y reserve lineup wrestlers ready for us,"against the Knights in a Schutte reported, match which will have an Friday night, the Huskies added sidelight. Also starting will be in for what Schutte " his first year as head coach at calls "probably our toughest Royal is Gary Way, Schutte's dual Opponent of the season." brother-in-law and teammate The Eagles, already conceded of the Huskie coach on the the State A championship in Huskies' first state champion- most circles, have eight ship mat team in 1968. returnees from the team Surprise Chiefs which won the title last year. The Huskies went into the "We'll have to be at our last Friday's opening match best to beat them," Schutte expecting a tough time from the Chiefs, but came away with a big win. The night .... !!i:!ii:!:iiil;!iiiiiiii~i!;ii!iiiilliil;ii[ilil H i~:!~i~i~!~ ii APPEARANCE - The Othello Huskie wrestling team, coached by Wayne will be making its first home appearance tonight against Ephrata. BY 5.4 VOTE final effort to gain "last gasp" at finding a league into the Mid-Valley for their Class AA teams for was scheduled to next season. on Wednesday of this Mid-Valley officials officials of Othello announced late last week that high schools, members had voted against Robert admitting the two North Monday Central teams. However, of both will be attending the meeting in Top- y night in a 11-team league, full football Freshman-McFar- wrestlers had in rolling up two as they their the past week. gs routed 63-6 last Thursday dumped Ephrata night. Britt, Mike Wil- Martinez, Ricky and John Snyder Way with pins as the completely dom- Connell team. decisions.were Curtis before the Chiefs had opened with a rout of powerful Kamiakin, but the Huskies faced the same wrestlers and • were impressive. "It appeared that we were just in real good physical shape and able to stay with them," Schutte reported. "We were able to stay close in the lighter weights and then broke the match open with late wins." The Chiefs actually trailed by just a couple of points midway through the match but then steadily fell behind in the heavier matches. The clincher came at 190 pounds as sophomore Craig Herbert came through with the match of the night. Herbert, who is expected to be back down at 178 pounds this week with the return of Mitch Buck, took on Deno Genco, who is rated as a strong contender for the AAA 190 pound title. Out-weighed by 15 to 20 pounds, Herbert still held Genco to an 11-11 draw. Schutte also praised the showing of sophomore John Bliss in getting a victory at 178, and called Chan Bailey's 10-6 win over Chief veteran Jim Duvall, a key in getting the Huskies in front early. Nell Gilbert also scored a big win over Moses Lake's Sam Edwards, who was the only wrestler to beat the Huskie senior during his junior high career. It was "no contest" at Eastmont Saturday as the Huskies had a virtual clean sweep. The only Wildcat points came on a draw at 158. Othello 34 - Moses Lake 19 round robinsand complete 101 - Justin Haler (0) D.J.I home and home schedules in Martinez 8-6; 108 - Jack Wise (ML) p. Andv Nuno, 5:10; ll5-Tom Lloyd basketball would not be (ML) d. Juan Medina. 20-2:122 possible. Either a division Nell Gilbert (0) d. Sam Edwards, plan or modified scheduling 236:129 Kevin Beus (0) d. Roy Peralcs, 9-1; 135- Chan Bailey (0) d. procedure would have to be Jim Duvall, 10-6; 141 - M. Hara (ML) adopted, d. I~rad Solbrack, 14-4; 148 - Scott Johnson explained that the Two-Team League Bliss {0) p. Kurt Yearout, 1:10; 158- local schools still have hope Johnson noted that if the Jerry Earl (ML)d. Craig Solbrack, 5-3; 168 - Chris Jones (0) d. Randy and planned to make one last final bid by the Huskies and Inskccp, 7-2; 178 - John Bliss (0) d. try on Wednesday. Eastmont is rejected Wed- I)an Seibel, 12-2; 190 - Craig We feel they might take nesday, Othello will be forced Herbert (0) and Deno Genco, draw, another look due to the to come up with a make-shift ll-ll; Hwy - Terry Kast (0) p. Don Williams(m, 1:40. closeness of the vote and the schedule including at least ************ state playoff s!tuation, John- two football games with Othello 63- Eastmont 2 son reported. 'Well be doing Eastmont, two or three 101 - Justin Hafer (0) by forfeit; our darnedest Wednesday Mid-Valley teams on open 108 - Andy Nuno (0) p. Ron Linn, 1:04; 115 - Juan Medina (0) p. Roger night." dates and area A schools. Putnam, 1:17; 122 - Nell Gilbert (0) By Single Vote He said a request for entry by forfeit; 129 - Kevin Bets'(0) p. The vote taken a week agoin the Frontier League has Mark Coleman, 5:10; 135 - Chin Bailey (0) p. Dwayne Regehr, 4:47; was reported to be 5-4 against been virtually ruled out. In 141 - Brad Solbrack (0) d. Merlin admitting Othello and East- that league Cheney would be Biles. 11-6; 148 - Mark Mobs (0) d. mont. Teams believed to be the closest for Othello, with Nell O'Keefe, 15-1; 158 - Craig supporting the local teams Colville- currently temporari- Solbrack (0) and Rob Clark, draw, 3-3; 168 - Chris Jones (0) p. Fred were Hartford, Prosser, Selah ly out of the league due to Wiltse, 2:38; 178 - John Bliss (0) d. and Ellensburg, with Westlevy failure - a distant 188 Tom Michael, 18-9; 190 - Craig Valley, Toppenish, Wapato, miles. The travel situation Herbert(0) d. RicClark, 8-3; Hwt- Sunnyside and Grandview would be even more extreme Andy Lampe (0) p. Clay Cunning- voting against, for Eastmont with Clarkston a ham, 4:19. Reports from the meeting distant 235 miles, and Pull- were that Grandview or- man almost as far. iginally voted in favor of accepting Othello, but when Oc~oa Far.sip informed that Othello will not accept entry without East- LDS U~rldl~-25 mont, then voted against both hi Caa Lead Randy Hafer, Ed teams. Schiagel and As the situation currently The Othello junior varsity wrestlers managed a split in stands, Othello and Eastmont LDS Under-25 and Ochoa The Pups were dumped 18-6 action the Frosh- would have to operate in a Farms jumpedinto the lead in by Moses Lake on Friday also won 54-10 as two team league, and the the Community Schools night, but bounced back to mer, Pat Niblett, winner would have rights to a basketball league here this run up a 15-0 score against y, Mike Scrimscher state playoff spot agaist the week as they rolled to their Eastmont Saturday. Garza all had pins.champion of the Mid-Valley. second straight victories. ,Both Steve Niblett and decisions were Pat Local officials are hoping that The LDS Under-25 team Joey Hurliman were double Jesse White, Shine this fact, plus indications from scored its second big win as it winners for the Huskies. Paul Butcher, Skip s~ate board of control spokes- romped over the Sunday Niblett scored a pair of Mike Black and men that with Othello andPlayers 70-28, while Ochoa decisions, while Hurliman had tague. Eastmont on board, the Farms was having a closer call an easy decision against in their first match Mid-Valley would have twoedging Jack s Bargain Barn Moses Lake and pinned his ;t Ephrata, the state spots, will help change just 77-73. Eastmont opponent. which is coached some minds now in opposition. In other games this week Howard DeLong Travel ~Iot Major Carnation Foods beat Petro- Moses Lake 18- Othello 6 108 - R. Grubb (ML) p. Robert on a strong Johnson reported that helane 56-50, and the Silver Miller, 1:47; 135 - Steve Niblett (0) partial matches in their opening action last weekend. Jones, Bob Martinez all had Williams recording decision. Butcher Roberts picked up with Britt fighting to a draw. won 46-21 with Gomez, Ruben and Kerry Beus all Pins. Haler had a decision and Kum- Poe decisions. won 48-9 in matches. sq I will take on Warden, and idle until Dee. 19 Chief Moses. feels travel distances aren't a Slugs downed LDS Over-25 d.L. Hastings, 6-4; 158 - Joey major consideration in the 69-62. Hurliman (0) d. Schiffne~, 9-0; 178 - matter. Hanford at 55 miles The action left LDS Under- H. Penrose (ML) p. Rod Greene, 1:05; 190- C. Blackburn {MLI p. Dan would be the closest to 25 and Ochoa Farms with 2-0 Davis, :59. Othello, with Wapato at about records with the School ************ 94, the furtherest. District a half game back at Othellol5-Eastmont0 "When you consider we are1-0. Tied at 1-1 are Carnation, 141 - Steve Niblett (0) d. Devin Callahan, 12-7; 158 - Joey Hurliman only asking them to make a LDS Over-25 and Silver (0) p. Mike McKenzie, 2:28; 190 - trip every other year inSlugs. Petrolane is 0-1, with Dan Davis (0) p. Wade Jefferies, football and not more than one Jack's and the Sunday Play- 3:22. in other sports, it doesn't ers last at 0-2. seem like that big a factor," he Next week's schedule will explained. "Othello and fred the Sunday Players and Eastmont would actually be Petrolane meeting at 7 p.m. the schools with the biggest travel problems." The OHS official said the major reluctance by the Mid-Valley teams appears to be over scheduling. With an Monday, with Ochoa Farms tangling with the Silver Slugs at 8 p.m. On Tuesday it will be LDS Over-25 vs. School District at 7 p.m. and LDS Under-25 vs. Jack's at 8 p.m. More Sports On Page 14 SPROUSE REITZ STORIES HURRY! 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