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IN DAD'S FOOTSTEPS Ithaca High soph 112-pounder Dave Auble, Jr., tries to turn Chenango Forks' Brian Garcia in an 11-8 quarterfinal victory in Windsor Tournament last night. Auble's dad was a two-time NCAA 123-pound champion in 1960 winning that tourney's "Outstanding Wrestler" award after finishing at

Ithaca High one year too early to enter the first Windsor tourney.

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team finally joined Jeff Gle­zen on the top .step at the Wal­ton's Christmas Tournament last night. and tonight at Windsor High it could verv well be John F. Kennedy High of Bellmore, L.l., doing like­wise in the steps of Steve Hunte and-or Rich Lubell.

JFK, an also.ran behind fel­low-Islander Lindenhurst the last two years at Windsor des· )>ite individual titles each time for Hunte and Lubell. this time enters the semifinals with a 51.-i-point lead .on the field and three more survivors (10) than anyone else.

Canandai~ua is runnerup

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both in points And semi­finalists, while Vestal joins Lindenhurst a ad Homer as the onlv others in the 15-school field with as manv as 5 survi-

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Consolations and finals be­gin at 6:l> tonight and JFK coach John Schaffer would love to be as fortunate as Whitney Point's Frank Sn~·­der, who already had Walton's Cuneen-Doane Me morial Tourney clinched before the evening card began.

While state-champion Hunte is a strong favorite to become Long Is land's firs t 3-time Windsor champion at 138 (there've been seven in 15

at years, all from here in Section 4), Lubell would have to upset another state titleholder, Dan Hunt of West Genesee, to win at 119. (Twin Dan Lubell , a one-time champ, is top·seeded at 145. )

Glezen became onlv the third 3-timer in the Walton tourney's shorter history, and, being a junior like the Luhells, he can surpass Walton grad Harold Neale and Delhi 's Don Jones by repeating next year - when most of his team· mates also will return.

Top seeds won at Walton in eve r~· class except 119, a breakthrough by third-seeded Whitney Pointer Rick Wade,

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• \\'INDSOR TO RNEY T•am scorft ( lfttr quarttrflnal\, w1tlt

number of surv1von in parenth•st\ ): Bellemore JFK 791'1 ( 10), Cananela•oua 2" (7), Vutal 18 (5), Undenhur~t 17 J CS), Ctleo1ngo Forks 16 {3), W«!s.t Gen· eu~e 15 (4), Sidney 12 17), Windsor 9 (7), Ithaca 9 (l), Homer 9 (5), East Rochtster 7 OJ, Gree111e 7 (t), Ironde­quoit • (2), ~pos lt4 (1), Onl'Onta 3 ( n.

QUARTERF1NAI1i tl-Wade Shay (Can) pinned Steve A.r·

rondale (Sid I, 2:21; Brad Franham (CF) pinned AI Wllllla lltr (Gr), 5:2• : Run Groat (Oneonta) Clec. 8 •11 Oleslult. (Iron), 2.0: Jam'e Burns (Wind) dec. Rick Mar• cello (EROCII), 9-4.

91 : Nellon Dvd i«!Y (Hom) pinned RftY Boardman (Gr ), 3:00; Mark My~nylt (V) dec. Paul Bal zonl I Lind), 5·0; Steve Cavayero CJFK) dec. AI Lynch (CF), 7· S: Rob Hadnll (Can) dec. Jim Cole (Sid), 7·7.

105: Mike Goodlson (Wind) pinned Rich Brodm«kel (Lind), • :10: Ken Dol (Sid) dec. Cl'lrls Bourne IE Roth}, 17 7; Ron Langdon (Can) dK. Bill f\ uofl (lin), 7·7: Don Schmidt (CF) dec. Gary Bo!.el (V), 9 -l.

lll: Dave Auble lith) d~ Brian Gor· ci CCFJ, 11-1; M 1ke Chappelle CC n) dec. Kevin H'r'Cll' CVJ, .a.o: ·en BrO<Imer· t..el CLindl dec. R•ch v-. ctbon CJFn. 6 ~; Corky RUS.\ell ( Otp) elK: BruCie AU11 :l (Iron J, 3 1.

119: Art Engleman Cllnd) dec. John Lamphere CCanl, Hl·7 Dan Hun! CWGcn J plnnro Con Carle (GrJ. 2.27. R1ch Lubell !JFt.) dec. art Ehntnoll ( V ), 1·2; SICH' Holl (Hom) dec. D,n e Ni J!On (Wind), 5·3.

I U : Gary Nebon (JFKI dec. Armon Maraoneitl CEROCh), 4·2; Dale Schmidt (CF) piMed Jeff Strong lDepJ, 2:30; Tim Bonhof! (lrcn) dec. Mlo.e Snrl (Uh), J 1·3: Dennis Jonu CCanJ e2ec. JCM 1.\auer~lla (51d 1, 9 7.

132: Shelden H'att (JF :) pi ned Tom V.ood (Sid), 5:51; Bruce Hadsall (Can) p "n~ t.•e1k Humoloc• (llh),l.06; Har· ry GlUen (Lind I dec. M lo,.e Bury C Hom), 13 9, Pe1l' Kundm (Iron) dec. Greg ti.a­comber CDcp), 10.3.

131: To:n Mclain CVJ dec. Brute Van Pat en (Hom), 11·210 overttme. 2·2 rcgu-1 tton; Steve Hunte (JFK) p MCd 81ll Sorcka IS dl, 3:1Z; Jce BrO'Nn (WGenl Clcc.. Dan Br 9S CDl'PJ, s-o: Jun Gorman (W.ndJ,~ec.RoyAube(lt , 1£7.

145: Sttve Schr d r (C n) dec. U r• Cnatona (II I, A 1· Dan L bell ( JF J c R• • •nnlt! (Sad), 9·1. Jo.~n R~y ( t.G~;n dec. Fred Trumbach (CF J, 11· 10, Pe·e •,r,g!lt IHomJ c:cc. Tom Yarosh (W nd , 9 2.

155: St we Gr s 'i (JF I dec. J m Sm ttl (Ef(o~ t I; 'Tam Jcn• s. (FGJ p nncd Jeff : I tr CCan , I ; VIC ,e tv f LlnCII cec JoM Plu ctt ( ','GenJ, 1 J· B II St"-4M!'Ian CHwm) p Med Jerry Hom­illet" (VJ, S.30.

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Hedges (Gr) won by default over Ear1 West (Wind), West inlured while behind~ 2.0; Vince Bouse ( V) pinned Ken Kat• zenslcln (llh), 4:42.

177: Paul Caocrna (JFK) dl'C. Glen Wells COn), 6-4; Bill Sl!l•mcyer (V) pin· ned Mike Hen, Z:2J: R ich McPhee CERoth) pinned Howle Hyde CCF), 5:41; Greg Allen (WGen), p1nned Bill Bartosch (Can), S:S9.

21S: Steve Coats CCanJ dec. Jell Jor· dan (lthl, 1-1: Dean SChlosberg CJFKJ pinned J ay Evans. CV), 3:06; Bruce Croce 1 Lind) pinned Mark Boeker CWGenJ, l:SJ: Bill Rowley COn) plnnt'd oa~cJones (CFJ,5:26.

2SO: Tom Vyzlok (V) r'llnncd Bruce Reeves (It h), l :S1. Dave Shukrl (Lind), Merk. Vosburgh (Hom) and lom Parker (CF), byl'S.

\\'ALTON TOURNEY Tum scor•s : Whitney Point 117YJ,

Su!.quchanna Valley 89, Hancock 62, Har· pursvtlle S9, Wa lton 56, Delhi 46, Catholic: Cenlral 40.

CHAMPIONSH IPS 91 : Bill Ha:en (Hall() dec. J im \Vade

(WP), 5-l,

IDS: R lck Duke CSV) dec. Rock Udell ('NP), 7·1.

lU: Dennis Jerome CSV) dec. Rick Hcnn1ngcr ( CC), 2·0.

1 It: Rick WadP CWP) dec. Dan Hazen CHane), 7..a

116: u.r• c t.• rfctlc (Harp) dec. Bl I H alh (WPJ, 9·5.

132: Jell laVare (Harp) p nncd Bruce Gate'('/, P, '.4?.

lll: Jelf Glczen ( •1PJ dct. Cave Hoge­boom (Harp), 15-S.

14S: Rtch Olmstead ( '/all I dec. Dk. Baii.Jrd ('/,PI), 6.0.

ISS: Ric Armstrong (\'t PJ v. en r cfer· ce~· ~ec slon over Curt Roby CSV), 5-5 regulation. 2·7 ovt!f' lime.

m: Jon 11.a~Nei11 (Wall) dec. Rick ~m 11'1 (WP), 9.0.

171: Ernie McElroy CHane) piMrd Marty Klucka CCCJ,l:.,,

215: Bob Miller CSV) p Mcd Arl Warn· er (Harp), 1:75.

CONSOLATIONS

91 : Tom carris (SVJ p Med J t:.n Dl­t.'aua CDeJ, 1:7£; IOS· R ndt John1o0n rHancJ n Med Fran Ferf1U1o011 (Harpl, l SO· UlJ:.a,r-e Caffe•y (We IJ D n~ Dave _.cere ( HancJ, 1.54; 11f.Jclm /.' I·

r (~V) dec. Dan Alvers.en (0 ) 7~· 1U·Ste-.e t: at•tJe'Ais (De I Cl c. 1.\ar lang (SV), 7·5; 132·Randy Tnomson (\':a tJ won by d fa ov r Cleudc Wc­vanJ (SVI • • eyanl ln1 •ecJ ~houlel r; 131-0on And r1o0n [)(' d • \ n 0 H:~ra· CCCJ H, US..Ro and Grop;:e to 11 p n· nee Da e Ge£r Hanc , 4 A.& US.l•m t.e e C •; ltl P ~.,cd lc EII.S'IIIiOr h ( Dcll. 3 41: 167·.:1 ,.,\d1:edmcnd (Del) Clrc. Mark Anaw CSV), 6-4; 177-.tJ Roblf1-s.cn (SVJ n bv fcrfc evl!f Dan Sture " ' '• P • ftW)-w!.:STPY Brad~ (\"oiP )

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and a general upheaval at 177 where the top-seeded 1-Z of Dan Sturdevant and Alan Rob­inson were pinned in the semis. Sturdevant-stuaner Marty Klucka of Catholic Cen­tral was in turn pinned by Hancock's Ernie McEirov in

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The tourney's dual Out­standing Wrestler Awards went to Glazen for the six up­per weights and to Jeff La· Vare of Harpursvme, who pin­ned his three opponents in a combined time of 5 minutes illld 35 seconds.

While the Susquenango As· sociation rode high at Walton (Susquehanna Valley having been even-money 'in pre-tour­ney forecasts ). the Sus five schools at Windsor didn't have that kind in the two opening·

.. day rounds. They go into the semis with a combined 9 sur­vivors, not as many as JFK's personal cluster, even though three still are top-seeded: Chenango Forks' Tim Jenks (155) and Dale Schmidt and· Sidney's Ken Doi (105).

1\tost prominent Sus losses along the way were second· seeded Forksers Alan Lynch, victim of a JFK boy's late ' '5-point play," and Fred Trum­bach, and low third seeds: Jim Cole and John Mazzarella of Sidney. Greg Macomber of Deposit and teammate Dennis Decker, the latter simply not showing up for the tourney.

Only top seed beaten during the da\' was East Rocbestt.•r

• 167-pounder Bill Schick, pin-nt.•d while ll'ading Cana­da iJ!ua 's Frank Mandrino in a I ir t-roundt.•r. Two others withdre\\', Homer's Ke\'in Shanahan with " ·eight prob· lcm-.o and Lindenhurst'. Paul Uagnoli "ith injuri~. to pro­mote Brad t·arnham ot Chc· nango Forks and Bill Selsmt.·· \ 'c.•r into la,·oritc's roles. •

Though Windsor in a ll likeli­hood wlll not be the site next year. athletic di rector Dean Gmnlhcr predicts that the tourney will not die - Ithaca High is one . rhool interested in taking it O\'Cr and Guinther plans to find if B1:1oome County Vetera ns Arena ma nager Charley Thcokas is interested.

One s~tator boping loudly that this isn't the end was Os· wego State coach Jim How­ard. who while at Windsor be­gan it in l!l>i - when. as he wi. trully recalled last night.· he sent out 26 invitations in hopes of fillang a 16-team field. wound up with 2l send­ing entries and competition goang on ttll 2 a rn. • •