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Daily News from New York, New York • 111

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a a a 71 1 Glovers Hit Canarsie Monday Night Golden Glovers punched to tournament schedule last night clambered into the ring at St. Francis The busy lightweights brought the schedule to a two-day, weekend respite with the next bouts slated for Monday night at Holy Family school in the Canarsie sector of Brooklyn. The tournament opened with the largest field of contenders in 26 years. the past three weeks they have been battling away on a steamy elimination schedule that has two more weeks go before the all important quarterfinals. The quarters are listed for Felt Forom.

Feb. 21. 22 and 23. Then come semis, also at the Forum, March 1 and 3. Next are the finals, Friday night, March 10 at Madison Square Garden.

The New York News Charities Inc, sponsor of the event. will contribute the proceeds to charitable organizations. Crowd of 2,000 By Jack Smith Thursday night, sub-novice heavyweights and 160 opens drew 2.040 to the Forum for a 20-bout card that produced some of the best action fo the campaign. Ail survivors in the two divisions return to the Forum next Thursday night for the second elimination round. There are now 27 heavyweight survivors.

Greg Bautz, 244, East Meadow, L.I. policeman, and Joe Buffa, Rockville Center Recreation, a diesel engineer from North Babylon, made impressive debuts. Bautz tackled Mike Scafiddi, 240 unattached. a soph at Brooklyn College, and won at 1:27 of the second. At 244.

he was not the beefiest to weigh in. Andre Carrington, unattached, an unemployed baker, scaled 270. He drew a bye. Buffa, who came in at 221, took on Steve Zackson, unattached, 220, and beat him at 1:56 of the second. Buffa moved in with a good right to end it.

He's a product of coach Bill Healy, Jr. The 160 opens are a rugged crew. Among the eye-catching winners were Jimmy Dorsey, Huguenot BC, a bellhop at the Nevele Hotel; Norberto Sabater, NYC Recreation, another of coach George Washington standout acrappers; Dave Sears, NYC Recreation, who puts up aluminum siding; Irv Page, machine mechanic from the Morrisania CC; and Phil Capobianco, 21 year old construction worker from the Huntington AC. another pause on the eight-week long when 135 pound Sub-Novice prospects Xavier, the Bronx. Gloves Results (Reprinted from yesterday's late edition) (160 lb.

Open, First Round) Gaylord Bryant, PAL, defeated Charles Zito, unattached, of 1st). Louis Lanten, Yonkers PAL, defeated Nathaniel Graham (UBA), cf 2d). James Dorsey, Hugenot BC, defeated Albert Karali, unattached. Philip Capobianco, Huntington AC, defeated Peter Candreva, unattached. Richard Todd.

Morrisania CC. defeated Yves Joseph. Zerling YC. Kenneth Woods, Castle Hill AC, defeated Ronald Pond. NYC Recreation.

of James Moley, unattached. defeated Bernard Waltier. EmpireSC. James Howell, PAL, defeated Jay Simon, unattached of 1st). Norberto Sabater.

NYC Recreation. defeated Charls Robinson. unattached 3d). Irving Page, Morrisania CC. defeated Hayward Matthews.

Empire SC. of the 3d). David Recreation. defeated William Schalled. unattached.

(RSC-44 of lts). Ezzard O'Brien, PAL defeated David Harris, unattached (By retirement end of a a a 2d). Noel Tucker, Empire SC. defeated ed William Cali, Yonkers PAL of 1ts). (Heavyweight Sub-Novice-1st Round) Greg Bautz, unattached, defeated Michael Scafiddi, unattached, of 2d).

Edward Davis, unattached, defeated David Weber, unattached of 3d). William Wallace, NYC Recreation, defeated Christopher Leacock, unattached of 1st). Richard Jones, Lower East Side AC, defeated Robert Zetterberg, unattached. Darvoesh Jafari, NYC Recreation. defeated Edward Williams.

Islio Recreation. Joseph Buffa, Rockville Center Recreation. defeated Steve Zackson. unattached of 2d) Joe Jordan, Lunar BC. defeated Tracy Westmoreland.

unattached. Gloves Tickets WHERE TO BUY- -Garden box office, 7th Ave. between 31st and 33d open 10 to 8 also Tickertron outlets. There is no ticket sale at The News Building. BY MAIL -Write: Golden Gloves, Madison Square Garden Ticket office, 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York N.

10001. Specify number and price of tickets desired Make check or money order payable to New York News Charities, Inc. Add $1 for handling and enclose -addressed stamped envelope. DATES AND PRICES-Garden Finals, March, 10 and $5. Forum semifinals.

3, $7.50, $6 50, $5.50.. Forum Quarter-finals, Feb. 21 22, $5. Forum preliminaries Feb. 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, $4.

Gloves Schedule MONDAY, FEB. AT HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL, Rockaway Parkway and Conklin Brooklyn (8 p.m.) -160 lb. Sub-Novice (All) 2d Round. TUESDAY, FEB. 7.

AT FELT FORUM, 33d St. and 8th N.Y.C.175. lb. Open (All) 1st Round. 175 lb.

Sub-Novice (All) 2d Round. WEDNESDAY, FEB. AT FELT FORUM, 33d St. and 8th N.Y.C.147 lb. Open (All) 2d Round.

147 lb. Sub-Novice (All) 3d Round. THURSDAY, FEB. AT FELT FORUM, 33d St. and 8th A N.Y.C.Heavyweight Sub-Novice (All) 2d Round.

160 lb. Open (All) 2d Round. FRIDAY, FEB. 10 AT HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL, 26-20 Francis Lewis Flushing (8 p.m.) -135 lb. Open (All) 1st Round.

112 lb. Sub-Novice (All) 1st Round. AT ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA, A A 126th St. and Rocvkaway S.

Ozone Park (8 p.m.) -126 lb. (All) 2d Round. 118 lb. Sub-Novice (All) 1st Round. 1978 News photo by Vincent Riehi Jim Dorsey (1.) and Albert Karali exchange punches during Thursday night 160 Open fight won by Dorsey.

Rutgers Pilot Sees NCAA Bid Within Reach By Marty McLaughlin made Two years ago, Rutgers had its amazing undefeated season and sure made it to the final four in the NCAA championships. Last year, the Young knocked out in the with Scarlet Knights got opening round of the NIT. Now coach Tom Young is starting to feel that his keep team will get the coveted NCAA bid had again this year. in Rutgers (15-4) has won four in a row and eight of its last nine, including has a win over nationally-ranked Syracuse last week. The Knights will be trying for five in a row at Piscataway tonight kling against Connecticut a team that has day always given it fits.

St. "I think for the first time this season the players are really starting to winds believe that we are a good team. And that's half the battle." said Young who won his 104th at Rutgers easily over West Virginia Wednesday night. "We are shooting for a 20-win season and we still have to win the Eastern 8 tourney at the end of the year," Young said. Rutgers is a member of the twoyear-old Eastern 8 Conference along with Massachusetts.

Villanova. George Washington, Pittsburgh, Penn State, Duquesne and West Virginia. Automatic Bid As in the Atlantic Coast Conference and a number of conferences throughout the country, a single elimination tourney involving all the teams in the league, is held at the end of the year. The winner gets an automatic bid to the NCAA. This can lead to interesting complications such as last year when Duquesne got hot in the tournament and: we DAILY NEWS.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY it to the NCAAs with a 15-14 record. "Sometimes it seems unfair but it has worked for the ACC," said who saw his team get eliminated the best record in the league. "That's why its important for us to winning," explained Young. "If we a good enough record and got upset the tournament, we could still be considered for at large bid." Rutgers seven games left starting tonight. After UConn, the Knights are home against UMass and then play in sparGarden doubleheader next Saturafternoon agains North Carolina.

John's. an NCA candidate, meets Duquesne in the other game, Rutgers up with Geroge Washington at home. Fordham and Villanova on the road, and Pittsburgh at home. "If we keep going the way we've been we can make it." said Young hopefully. The team is led by 6-9 junior AllAmerica candidate James Bailey unquestionablly one of the best big men in the country.

Hollis Copeland at 6-6 and Abdel Anderson at 6-7 round out one of the better front lines in the East. Played Rutgers Tough UConn (9-9) has always played Rutgers tough and lost in a triple overtime last vear. The Huskies are led by hotshooting guard Joe Whelton averaging 16 a game. The huskies are big up front with 6-11 Al Lewis. and 6-8 forwardsJim Abromaitis and Jeff Carr.

Seton Hall fresh off abig win over Thursday's College Basketball James Mad sor 66 Are tie D' a ti Johns Hopkins Ursinus 10 State Lenoir Rhyne 65 Mars Hell 26 Limestone 69, USC -Spartanburg Longwood 75 Mary Washington 73 Southwest Maryland Balt 79, St. Mary ECh 5t Md. Eastern Shore 74. Salisbury Texas Eactist PC LeTourreu 73 97, Presbyterian ct Hendrix Newberry Rutgers 81. Bowie St 71 ester c7 Teras Meslevar b.

So. Alabama 56, Fiorida St 56 Okie Baptist of Tenn Wesleyan 92 Tusculum Ar Collect 65 Union 95, Clinch Valley Hard nG or USM 101. Northwest La St 58 Ark Mort ic 52 Virginia Union 107 Smith E5 Bradle. E0 Wake Forest 79 Duke 60 Wash Lee 103. Mennonite Carolina 82.

Carson Newmar West BE Fan Amer can 13 Ar FORCE era Anch 102 Simon Eraser Midwest Ambassador 89 LA Bapt st 76 Anderson 80. Manchester State 65 Texas E1 Paso 29 Ashland 117. Mt Ve-ror Mez E9 Grerd Canyon 7t. Occidental e0 Bethel 75. Grace Hilo 76.

Oregon Coll 00 Elmhurst 87. Carroll Pot and 101 San Francisco 87. Gr. Valley St. 78 North wood t7 Pager Sound 101 Rocky Mountain 56 Illinois 74.

Wisconsin 71 Far ego St 88 Long Beach 82 Ind. Tech 74. Huntington 73 Jose St 76. Pacific 69 Indiana 86. Northwestern 70 Southern Cal 87 Bert ser 8 Michigan 65.

Michigan 5t DC Santa Barbara 78 UC-irvine Michigan. Tech Jo St. Cloud A 81 Stanforc £4 Minnesota- 82 4008 notor 58 Oregon 52 Eurder Onio St ty 91 03 9 Niagara last week, visits Buffalo to face Canisius. The Pirates (10-8) still have a shot at making the ECAC met area playoffs. March 2-4 at the Nassau Coliseum.

"But we have to win just about all of our last eight and hipe some other clubs lose a couple for us to make said Pirate coach Bill Raftery. COURT DUST: Right now six teams have a shot at ECAC met area playoffs. St. John's is in for sure and then comes Iona. St.

Francis, Siena, Army, Seton Hall and Manhattan for other three spots Bailey currently eighth leading scorer in nation averaging 25 points a game along ewith 10 rebounds per outing. He leads team in dunks with 79. blocked shots (44) and steals (37) Seton Hall is led by guards Greg Tynes averaging 20.5 a game and Nick Galis averaging 16 a game with a team-lead. ing 79 assists. East Ace chi 65.

Belyn Col. 65 Alliance 56. Grove City 52 ct. Amherst 80. nity Babsor 107, Gordon Col Boston St 81, Bridgewater St 70 Brandeis 82.

WPI 68 Bryant Coll 85. Barrington Coll 66 Cal Pa 92, Penn St Benrend 82 Castleton St 82. Plymouth St 75 Clarion 80. Shippery Rock 62 Dayton 67 Duquesne Delaware Val 76. Washington 72 Dowling- Col 69.

Nyack Col 3t Lafayette 79. Fordham 76 Marquette 73. Penn State 60 77, Massachusetts Holy Cross 6 Merrimack Coll 88. Suffolk 80 Nichols 91. Worchester 67 Queens Coll 95 Medger Evers 83 New Paltz 86.

Ramapo Col E3 P.tt 82. Canisius Rob1 Morris 67 Cleve St 56 St Bonaventure 72. Providence t4 St John's 75. Cincinnati 66 S'estrn Mass 100. stem Naz 63 Tufts 113.

Mass Maritime 91 Westfield St 55 Adams 51 South Erskine 84. Wofford 72 airmont 93, Aidersor Breadcus 84, Ehis trie Reed to Coack Miami (0.) Grid Oxford, Ohio (AP) Tom Reed. assistant football coach at the Universitv of Michigan, yesterday was named head coach at Miami Universi 1y (Ohio). Reed succeeds Dick Drum. who resigned two weeks ago to take the helm at North Carolina.

A 1967 graduate of Miami, Reed, 33, coached defensive linemen at Michigan during the past four.

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