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Cornwall Confident Of Notching First Win Over Beavers Tonight A scrappy and aggres- Cornwall High School foot- btU team the gridiron curtain tonight when they host the Beavers of Lebanon Catholic High School it Lebanon High School Stadium in a Tri- County Football League contest. After three weeks of practice Coach Jim Bright ninth Miner eleven with an optimistic view on the coming season. The Cornwall eleven will be running from pro-type offensive system. The Miners were 1-7-1 last year and winless in Tri-County League competition (in five games) but Bright has high hopes hla team will be able to start the season on a winning note tonight and register its conference win since 1961. Cornwall-Catholic series 28, Cornwall 7 12, Cornwall 6 27, Comwill 0 26, Cornwall 7.

1962-LCHS SO, Comwill 7 The Miners and the have met five times since the was inaugurated in 1958 and the Beavers have won every contest. Bright his team has a good chance of up- jetting the Norbie Danr coached eleven tonight. If that should happen Bright said the Miners could go on to their best gridiron season. The Miners enter the game In good physical condition, and Bright has been well pleased with the progress of eleven over the past weeks, Bright said, "These kids will make and we expect a few but, one thing is certain, they will go all out every minute of the game. They're a good defensive team.

We are still not as sharp with our offensive timing as we'd like to be but, with a new system being instituted it will take few until the timing is perfected." with Ed Sebastian or Barry Auman at left end, but whoever the other will plenty of action. Ed Kercher, a veteran, will get the call at left ackle, Larry DePufh, another etterman, will (tart at left guard and junior Paul Boyer will start at center. Veteran Bill Carpenter will open at right guard with letterman Doug Boyer at the right tackle slot. Paul Vranesic, one of the nine lettermen on the team, will et the call at right end. The only definite starling back senior Roger Grimes who last ear carried most of the Miner workload from his fullback spot.

He will be found there again tonight. The quarterback spot could be illed by anyone of three players, Bob Engle, a senior, Tim Longnecker, another senior, and junior lork Fr'ankhouser. The probable itarter will be Engle but Bright ould switch just before the kickoff to either Longnecker or Frank- louser. Longnecker could find himself the left halfback slot for the "We'll put up tonight." i good game Helping to brighten the outlook for the Miners is the com petition berths. for several starting Bright expects to go tonigh 8 Lebanon Dally News, Lebanon, Friday, September 6, 1963 Catholic High Coach PalmGridders Somber Concerning Tonight's Lidlifter UPl-Doily NEWS Facsimile.

GET GRID Naval Academy's head football coach Wayne Hardin gives a few pointers to team captain Tom Lynch (51) and star quarterback Roger Staubach (12) during a practice session at Annapolis, Thursday diners as he and Danny and sophomore Terry Light have battling for that position. In the right half or flanker spot Light holds a slight edge over Walt Pruitt and Terry Light and could start in that postiion. iowever, Frank Gill is also in strong contention for the starting berth and could be a surprise starter for the Miners. The backfield battle has given Bright a chance to smile and it could be that the Miners have come up with an excellent array of backs that will add depth and strength to the Cornwall eleven's offensive attack. The majority of lettermen on the Miner eleven are on the forward wall.

They have shown in pre-season workouts that they are capable of performing their duties. With sharp, crisp blocking they could open the holes that will get their backs out and away and Bright is looking forward to having his linemen do just that tonight. The Miners in eight previous seasons have come up with a 23-41-4 record, they are looking for their 24th win tonight. Hershey Grid Rivals Open Season Tonight In Cocoa Bean Game Scholastic football bows In for Sharp on the ends; Al Ciociola at the 1963 season at the Hershey Stadium tonight when the Milton Hershey School Spartans an the Hershey High School Trojans meet in the 21st annual Cocoa Bean Bowl. The Cocoa Bean series dates back to 1943, and was inaugurated by the Hershey Rotary Club as a project for the benefit of the Derry Township Memorial Field playground equipment fund, and has been continued ever since on an annual basis.

Spartans Lead Series The Hilltop Spartans hold the upper hand by a wide margin with a record of 13 wins against only four losses and three ties tackle; Bob Thompson and Jack Kotchey as outside backs; Milt Purcell and Clark Hazlett in the inside back berths, and Jim Dunlop as safety man. Banta Names Team Coach Sterling Banta has vir- ually decided upon his starting eleven as the Trojans open their defense of their Capital Area Con- erence crown in this annual rivalry renewal. He expects to open with at least ive seniors, four juniors, and one sophomore on the field, and one starting berth is still in doubt. Dennis Tulli, a junior, will be over the ball at center, and will Pro Grid Cleveland Browns To Open New Era Under Coach Blanton Collier Shoulder Bothers Palmer On Eve Of Golf World Series AKRON, Ohio Arnold Palmer's aching shoulder threatened today to take the edge off his showdown meeting with burly Jack Nicklaus, placid Julius Boros and solemn Bob Charles in the $75,000 World Series of Golf this Cornwall stands a good chance of cracking into the win 'column for the first time in iU six-year history of me series with Catholic High when the two schools kick off the local scholastic gridiron season tonight in the Lebanon High School Stadium. That's the imprecsion one gets when listening to Catholic coach Norbie Dans'sob, "We don't have anyone that looks good.

Everyttme somebody looks half decent, he gets hurt." With that comment, It would appear that Catholic High fans are in for a long and gruesome season. It might be remembered, however, that Danz he had his worse crop in his then fourth year as head coach prior to the start of the 1962 campaign. His troops determinedly went on to record a second successive 8-2 season. In fact, the personable mentor, now beginning his fifth year at the helm, has never encountered a losing season nor, for that matter, even a fair to middlin' year. A 7-2-1 log in his rookie season of 1959 has been the weakest record compiled by a Danz-coached LCHS team.

This season does present a severe test to Danz and his aides, "Buck" Vogel, Fred Porrino and trainer Ben Wasilewski. Although seven lettermen are back for another go round, nine key members of last year's squad are gone. while Buchanio (6-4, 210) was a starting end during the latter segment of the campaign. The tackles will be John Rish, a 190- pound 'senior from Hershey, and senior Bob Luciotti, a 210-pound transplanted center. Luciotti has been displaying new-found zest in pre-season workouts and has undergone the line switch in fine style.

The guard posts will be filled by a pair of juniors, Pat Mangan and Frank Galassi. Galassi, who will also handle the placekicking chores, goes 195 pounds, while Mangan is on the light side for a guard at 150. Steve Horney, a promising 155-pound sophomore, has inherited Luciotti's center job. Charley Allwein started part of the '62 season at quarterback and will be calling signals tonight. The senior now stands 5-10 and weighs 152.

Diminutive John Feeser (5-4, 142) and injury prone Frank Grabusky (5-10, the team co-captains, will open at the halfbacks. Feeser is the most experienced ball- carrier on the squad. Grabusky, who missed most of last season due to recurring ailments, is at the moment bothered by a bad knee. Junior Bill Uhrich Open Season At Ephraf a Tonight Palmyra High School travels to Ephrata tonight -to lift the lid on their 26th football season. The Palms will be after their ninth victory in the Palmyra- Ephrata series that dates back to 1952.

To date the series stands at 8-2-1 with the Palms holding (5-8, 170), a lettertnan who saw with the wind. Danz must find replacements weekend. "It's worse than ever," an obviously worried Palmer said Thursday after wincing with pain after his first practice round over the Firestone Country for end John Hartman, tackles Dick Bonfanti and Lew Egbert, guards Paul Grill and Mike Andruzak, backs Jack Schneider, Len Lawson and Bob Martalus, and linebacker Joe Grabusky. Several of those boys emerged as "sleepers" last year and is that some unexpected material blossoms this time around. Danz will play the first few games by ear as he admits, "I've no idea what's going to happen tonight." CLEVELAND, Ohio (UP!) A new era gets under way for the Cleveland Browns this year as a new head man Collier his hand to come up with a winner.

Collier, a 56-year-old student of football, took over as head coach in January, succeeding Paul Brown, under whose guidance the Browns roared to four Ail-American Conference crowns and six consecutive Eastern Division titles in the National Football League. The Browns won their title in 1957. Brown will be missing from the field because he was booted upstairs to a vice presidency by youthful owner Art Modell. The biggest problem facing Collier is coming up with a top-notch running mate for the incompara- able Jim Brown, who has gained 7,459 yards in six seasons. Brown has been the "Mr.

Big" of the Browns' ground game, ripping to five consecutive league troit Lion, Ernie Green, a second' year man, and rookie Frank Baker, 215-pounder from Toledo University, ate battling for the halfback slot. With the opening game but 10 away, it looks as if Frank Ryan will be the starting quarterback. Ryan started slowly this spring but caught fire on the West Coast to push Jim Ninow- ski into the back-up job. and last year handed the Trojans their only setback in CAC play in this rivalry series game New Coach Bows The Spartans will be opening the season under a new coach Bob Klingler, in renewing thei long series with their crosstown rivals, and will be anxious to get their new head mentor started on the right foot. Plant Platoon System Coach Klingler a veritable platoon system for his season opener and his local area coaching debut, and will start an offensive unit of Jim Hannawalt and Bill Simmons on the flanks; Joe Loughlin and John Waggett in the tackle slots; Dick Keener and Ken Waite on the guard posts, and Ted Christian over the ball up front.

Matt Kline will direct the team from the quarterback post, and Nels Riggin, Larry Garner and Scott Ruch will round out the backfield when the Spartans have the ball. Keener and Loughlin are also listed for defensive duty, be flanked by two senior guards, Mike Zimmerman, one of the four returning lettermen on the squad, and Tom Parks. Dtck D'Anna, another holdover letterman and a senior, will fill one tackle slot, and Ben Miller, a promising sophomore, will get the starting call at the other tackle position. Kerry Cain, a senior, and Rod- Club course, where the 36-hole medal exhibition play begins Saturday. "I'm not even withdrawing or anything like that," he added, "but I won't play again until Saturday unless it gets a lot better.

You can.just put your hand on it and feel it crack." That Palmer is suffering from a bursitis of the right shoul'der was revealed Thursday as he began his first warmup for the television spectacular that rewards the winner with $50,000. Golf's No. 1 money winner disclosed rhe pain first appeared while 'he was in California last Opening Lineups Offensively, the Beavers will line up with Dave Scibelli and "Choc" Buchanio, both seniors at the ends. Scibelli (5-l'Ott, 180) played some defensive backfield the early portion of last season, mostly defensive duty last year! the starting fullback. The Beavers' basic 6-2-2-1 defensive alignment will stack up with Buchanio and Uhrich on the ends, Luciotti and sophomore Bill Tice at the tackles, and Horney and Mangan at the guards.

Grabusky and junior Paul Eggert are the linebackers, with Scibelli and the Rakow brothers, Dave, a soph, and Bill, in the secondary. Tice is a 5-8, 230-pounder. Eggert was a regular linebacker with last year's club and also saw sporadic service as a running back. Bill Rakow, a junior, saw ample defensive action last year. Both Rakows have been hampered by pulled muscles.

This contest will also act as a Tri-County Conference lidlifter for both clubs. Cornwall is the host team for this year's scrap in the unbroken series. The Beavers were the victors in the previous five engagements, but the series, like any contest between neighbor- the edge. Last year Ephrata dealt the Palms an opening 21-13 defeat and Coach Ken Bowman, starting- his sixth year at the helm of the Palmyra gridiron ship, Is taking a more experienced club into this 1963 opener. Bowman says of his eleven, "The spirit is good and we are better adjusted due to more experience.

We hope for fewer mistakes in tonight's game than we committed in last season 1 opener against Ephrata." Bowman continued, "We have no major injuries and if this club can get off tonight on the right side of the ledger, we'll be tough for the rest of the season, "I am well pleased with the progress of the team over the past two weeks and if they continue to show continued improvement we'll have a representative club. The boys will be giving their all for the entire game and on that score we'll have the ne- ing schools, has developed into a keen rivalry since its inception in 1958. Therefore, anything can happen. receivers flooding believes that "pro rushing crowns before stopped last year. Vie For Position being Ken Webb, a transplanted De- Full Card Slated By NFL For Final Exhibition Week BT THE ASSOCIATED TRESS Shooting for a million, the National Football League presents a full program of exhibition games this weekend in the final prelude to its 44th season.

Twenty-seven exhibitions over the past four weeks have drawn more than 914,000 paying fans and the million mart' should be surpassed handily in the closing six attractions, which include a doubleheader and the Hall of Fame game. Minnesota's young Vikings and the St. Louis Cardinals open the NFL weekend tonight at St. Louis. On Saturday afternoon, the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles pl'ay at Princeton, and four more games are slated for Saturday nlghWthe Dallas Cowboys against the Detroit Lions and me Baltimore Colts against the Chicago Bears in the doubleheader at New Orleans; the Green Bay Packers against the Washington Redskins at Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and the San Francisco against the Rams at Los Angeles.

The Cleveland Browns and Pitts- burirh Steeleri meet in the Hall at Fame came Sunday at Canton, Ohio, The new era also will see the quarterback doing most of the play-calling, although Collier plans to send in plays when the situation warrants it. Collier plans to employ a wide- open offense, including such things as a double-wing, men in motion and one-side. He football can't be played conservatively." Makes Strong Bid Clifton McNeil of Grambling College is making a strong bid to win a berth as a pass receiver, the strongest point on the team. McNeil, a skinny-a a i youngster, possesses blazing speed and is sure-handed. Other youngsters who have a good chance of making the team as receivers are rookie Tom Hutchinson, the Browns' No.

1 choice last December, and Gary Collins, former Maryland standout, now in his second year. Rich Kreitling, former Big Ten star, Ray Renfro, a 12-year man, and Johnny Brewer also are standouts of the Browns' catching corps. Collier does not plan to do much tinkering with the defensive unit, which yielded only 257 points best in the Eastern Division last year. He does, how ever, have to come up with a re placement for Don Fleming, who died in a construction mishap. Team To Real Collier believes the defending champion New York Giants are the "team to beat," although he expects strong title battles from Pittsburgh, Washington, St.

Louis and Dallas. Keener as a tackle and Loughlin as a middle linebacker. On defense, the Spartans will lineup with Bill Spiese and Ken -Ruddle, a will hold down the terminals, and Craig Hetrick, a senior, will run the team from the quarterback spot. Warren Hitz, a junior, will start at fullback, and John Hetrick, a returning letterman and another junior, will be at the 'left halfback post, but the other halfback berth is still in doubt with either Tom Rippon, a senior, or Allen Shaver, a junior, getting the call, but both will see action. Also slated for opening game duty are Jerry Kegerreis, Jim Eckenrode and Gary Hess, a trio of juniors, and Harry Susi, a sophomore, as backs.

Groomed for action as reservists up front are ends Barry Murray, a senior, and Tom Reigle, a junior; Mike Thomas, a junior tackle, and Dennis Moriarty, a junior guard. week filming a sports show, kicked up again during an exhibition at last week end and worsened here. Although X-rays showed no serious calcium deposits, Palmer said a doctor told him there are ragged traces on the bones of his shoulder and that the inflammation is caused by the friction of them rubbing together when he turns on the power in his mighty swing. AFL To Kick Off Fourth Season Saturday Night THE ASSOCIATED FUSS After a triumph on the field and a defeat at the box office, the transplanted reigning champions of the American Football League open defense of their title Saturday night as the pro circuit kicks off its fourth season. The defending champions arelwith four-under-par 66s 1'ed a Three Tied For Utah Golf Lead After 1st Round SALT LAKE CITY Gary Player, Billy Maxwell and Don tied cessary zip." Getting the starting call tonight for the Palms will be junior Glenn Schroyer at right end and either Bill Spancake, a senior, or junior Greg Spahr at the other terminal post.

Veteran lettermen will man the interior line positions. At left tackle will be junior Cliff Kish and senior Charley Hummel will take over at; right tackle. Senior Frank Hetrick and junior Dale Umberger will start at the guard positions and senior Larry Anderson will be at center. From tackle to tackle the Palms have experience and the wingmen will be the only non-lettermen in the lineup. However, they have had game experience.

Bowman will present a veteran backfield in tonight's initial start. Getting-the call at quarter- aack will be junior letter winner Terry Light and he is capable of calling a sound'game from his signal calling post. The halfback spots will be taken by two veteran seniors, Frank Hinkel and John Fasnacht while still another veteran, senior Linn Neidigh will get the call at fullback. The Palms in sending an almost veteran eleven to the starting gate are hoping to get away to a fast start. However, they face a team that 1 is regarded as a strong contender for the Conference of the Roses title.

Ephrata posted a 9-1 record last season and is highly, regarded Schoolboy Football Slate Opens Tonight By BURTON W. SIGLIN United Press The schoolboy football season springs into action this weekend with several hundred teams due to he Mountain Lions also have last season's unbeaten record to de- end and should lengthen it anther notch in' a rather close bat- le. "I expect the Browns to be con- kick off with opening games. Most of the high school teams will lift the lid with non-league exhibition tilts. But there are the usual number of openers which pit evenly matched aggregations and.

even a couple of traditional battles. Taking a quick glance around the state at the top games to be played this weekend with probable winners capitalized: EAST Central Dauphin at honey of a curtain raiser for both teams, each well rated. Neshaminy went unbeaten last year and has the stuff to do it again. The Rams have a six-game winning streak carryover from last year but will be hard pressed to maintain it. Could be a high scoring battle.

DANVILLE at Sunbury They say the Owls are loaded this year but the Ironmen, undefeated in 1962, have to be the choice unti they Jose. Williamsport at HARRISBURG CATHOLIC It should close but the Millionaires are stil in the building stage. Fairchance-Georges at The defending WPIAL ings in what should be a cake- 'Erie East at JOHNSTOWN irie teams have little luck when hey venture against WPIAL ag- regations. Also Laura Lamar at PUNXSUTAWNEY; Pittsburgh South Hills Catholic at WASHINGTON; Pittsburgh Peabody at MOUNT LEB- tenders, but how well they do will depend upon development of some of the replacements for players lost," Collier said. Fight Results TOKYO Curly Aiuirre, US, Philippine), knocked out KaUutoshl Aokl, 111, 1M, Wind- for, (lopped Ron 1M, Mon- 10.

I.OS ANGELES Ajil, tau, outpointed Zorrito VaJdn, 111, Mexico, 1C. Also DeLone Catholic at HAN OVER; MILTON HERSHEY a Hershey; Juniata Joint at SEL INSGROVE; Ashland at SCHUYL KILL HAVEN; Blue Mountain a POTTS VILLE; SHAMOKJN Milton; West Hazlelon at MOUNT CARMEL; Columbia Central a BERWICK; COAL TOWNSHIP a Bloomsburg; St. Clair at MAHAN OY AREA; SHENANDOAH a Frackville; Bald Eagle Area a LOCK HAVEN. WEST Chambersburg at ALTOONA- ANON; JOHNSTOWN CATHOLIC at Indiana; Pittsburgh Allderdice at WILKINSBURG; Captain Jack at CHIEF LOGAN; 'ittsburg Schenley at LATROBE; 'iltsburgh Westinghouse at NEW CASTLE; Mon Valley Catholic at Pittsburgh Allegheny at CHARLEROI; Kiski Area at 1REENSBURG; Pittsburgh Perry at ELLWOOD CITY; LEWISTOWN at Hollidaysburg; SOMERSET Adams-Summerhill; Ferndale at WINDBER; California at MONONGAHELA Pittsburgh Oliver at CLAIRTON. Grove Drivers Lose Ground In Point Ratings MECHANICSBURG, modified stock car drivers, by reason of their absence from Monday's program at William's Grove Speedway, lost ground in their charge to the point championship.

Highest on the ladder was Bobby Hersh, Glen Rock. He had been in fourth spot but dropped to fifth with Ralph Smith, Aberdeen, picking up 90 points for this third plase Monday, moving from sixth to fourth place. Dropping from fifth to seventh spot was Neil Height, Sykesville, Md. His absence allowed both Smith and Marlin Pottieger to bypass him. Bobby Able was knocked right out of the top ten.

Both Ray Tilley and Johnny Crawford him. In order to gain points, you've got to compete. Dick Tobias, Leoy Felty, Bobby Gerhart, Smith, the Kansas City Chiefs, who as the Dallas Texans won the AFL crown last year in the longest football game on the Houston Oilers 20-17 in a sudden-death overtime thriller that lasted 77 minutes and 54 seconds. Despite the victory, the Texans later surrendered Dallas to the Cowboys of the rival National Football League and-shifted their base to Kansas City. The Chiefs' first 1963 match will be against a Western Division rival', the Broncos, at Denver.

The Oakland Raiders the Oilers play at Houston, also Saturday night, then the opening weekend's program rounds out with two Sunday rebuilt and renamed 'New York Jets against the Patriots at Boston, and the Buffalo Bills against the Chargers at San Diego. bulky field of 150 golfers into the second round of the 72-hoIe $40,000 Utah Invitational Golf Tournament today. The field will be cut to the low again this year. In Dennis Albright, i Ephrata has probably the best passer in the Roses Conference and the an Palms can expect to, see Ephrata aerial attack. The Palms are hoping that tonight's game will lay the foundation for a return as a Capital 70 golfers and ties following Conference power.

day's play. Player, the gallery favorite and fifth-leading money winner on the tour, fired a Thursday in a round he called one of his best ever. But it was Maxwell who was the talk of the tournament after he smashed a four wood for a hole-in-one on the 242-yard par three 10th hole. The ball bounced once on the green, hit the pin and slid into the cup. The Palm mentor the record of the Christ Church Wins Softball League Title Christ Church copped the City County Church Softball League playoff championship on Thurs day evening as Eddie 1 blanked Myerstown, 3-0, in the deciding contest on the Cleaver Brooks diamond.

Folmer allowed Myerstown three hits in a pitching duel with Strausser, who ironically gave up only three hits to the city church softballers. The playoff tilt was well attend ed by an enthusiastic crowd. Pottieger, Roger Sowers, Johnny Dubendorf, Tilley and Crawford do this with great regularity at 'the Grove" and as a result, des- spite the lack of a feature wins by many, they are still up there. Tobias, who won his fifth feature of the season Monday, is still the point leader. He has 1660 points and picked up 90 more on Felty who is second, 240 behind Tobias, with 1420 counters.

Gerhart, Lebanon veteran, is third with 1190 points. In fifth spot is Hersh with 1085 points while Pottieger is next with 1025. Rounding out the top ten are Haight, 1020, Sowers, 1015, Du- bondorf, 985 and Tilley 975. All the regulars are expected to return to action this Friday when the modifieds compete in another of the "race of Champions." If any of the boys are to catch Tobias, they'll have to get hot pretty soon. Rouvenak Hurls IGMR Into Playoff Deadlock Vince "Iron Man" Rouvenak spun a two-hitter Thursday evening as IGMR edged Liebman's, 1-0, to knot the final playoffs in the City-County Softball League at 2-2.

It was erroneously reported in Thursday night's NEWS that Lieb- raan's had wrapped up the playoff championship. Contrary to that item, the final game in the best-of-five-games. series will take place on Monday night at six-fifteen on the Eighth and Elm Streets field. IGMR scored the only run of the contest in the third inning when Joe Verchick tripled and tallied on a sacrifice fly to center field by Frank Belford. The Gap collected five hik off Liebman's hurler, Jim Schott.

ARRANGES TV BOUT BOSTON (UPI) Promoter Sam Silverman has announced Cuba's Florentine Fernandez will fight Newton middleweight de Nucci at the Boston Arena Oct. 4 in a nationally televised bout. Weiler To Attempt To Break Drag Race Mark READING, George Weiler is expected take several cracks at his Mapl Grove Park Drag-O-Way recon when a full program of drag rac ing is conducted" Sunday a the one-fifth-of-a-mile macadam strip. Weiler, of Birdsboro, set th mark of 144 miles per hour an he had held the previous recor at 142.85 miles per hour. A field of more than 2M car and motorcycles will go at it 1 a full day of speed activity.

BASEBALL HEROES BT THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BATTING Curt Flood, Cardinals, collected five straight hits a triple and four singles in 9-0 rout of New York Mets that Java second place St. Louis eighth victory and kept Cards five games back of National League leading Los Angeles. PITCHING Bob Sadowski, Braves, posted first major league shutout with eight-hit, 12-strlkeout performance in 8-0 victory over Pittsburgh. In five years at the Palms helm Bowman has compiled a record of 31-13-5. hopes that Palmyra-Ephrata series is no indication of what could happen tonight.

The Palms won the first four contests, dropped the fifth and tied the sixth, Palmyra won the next four contests and dropped last year's contest. Bowman and his club hope for a win tonight not a tie, or a defeat. The Palms were 4-5-1 last year. Silver Spring To Hold Fissel Memorial Race Nearly 100 cars are expected to )e on hand at the Silver Spring speedway on Saturday- night for dual card show, which will be capped by the annual Merle (Hoppy) Fissel Memorial feature ace. This year's feature event will be a 35-lap affair, with a large trophy memory of Fissel going to the winner.

An added purse is being offered for the Class A drivers. Fissel died of injuries suffered in an accident at the track in July of 1960. Jim Sheaffer, the popular chauf- fer from Harrisburg, has jumped back into the point lead, and is holding a 30 point edge over Gene Kohr, Jonestown, who was leading the pack before last Saturday's event. The top 10 Class A drivers are: Sheaffer, 985; Kohr, 955; Hurley, 920; Smith, 745; Ed Leiss, Lebanon, 645; Gary Wolford, Brogueville, 510; Carl Podjed, Lebanon, 400; Don Brehm, Mechanicsburg, 360; Bob Danner, Harrisburg, 360; and Eldon Townsend, Mt. Holly Springi, 335.

McKinley Must Forget Buck. Win Today FOREST HILLS, N.Y. The moment of truth is approaching for chunky Chuck McKinley and his aching Sooner or later, the ailing Wimbledon champ'from San Antonio, will have to forget about his lorn muscle and turn on all the maybe today when he faces 18-year-old Thomas Koch of Brazil in a bid for a semifinal slot in the U.S. tennis championships. Brazil, was famous hereabouts chiefly for coffee and gal tennis ace Maria Bueno, but that thinking changed Thursday when Brazil's Ron Barnes flattened third- seeded golden boy Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, in straight sets and gained' one semifinal along with lanky Frank Froehling of Coral Gables, Fla.

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