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THE TERRE HAUTE STAR, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1965 13 Wiley Trims Tech and Posts Perfect Season Ewing, Dusenberry Score 3 TDs Apiece For 41-25 Victory By JERRY WILSON Star Sports Writer The Wiley Red Streaks romped to their tenth straight victory of the year over a stubborn Gerstmeyer ball club and finished with a perfect season, caging the Black Cats, 41 to 25, in a hard-fought football Veterans' Day game Thursday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. Senior halfback Jim Ewing and classmate Keith Dusenberry, a full- Look Who's Landed Yale Y-Girls Now LEXINGTON, Va. (AP) Take note, Yale. Washington Lee university has something you don't fact it would like some more. In some respects, is just like Yale.

It has an all-male student body, and it considers itself "Southern Ivy League" a sort of school. But when it comes to football, it's one perhaps leap- ahead. has girl cheerleaders. There was a time, several weeks ago, when eight girls re cruited from Connecticut College for Women took the field to lead cheers for dear old Yale. But their appearance at the Yale-Columbia game was their first and last as the Yale undergraduates were told the cheerleading chore was theirs alone.

Not so at a school of about 1,200 nestled in the Blue Ridge mountains. Members of the Varsity Club decided three years ago their athletic prowess might be im- back, led the Red Streak scoring attack, each scoring three of the six Wiley touchdowns. Ewing also gained 187 yards in 19 plays, an average of about 10 yards a carry. Tech's strong-armed quarterback, Bob Rowe, tossed the ball 18 times, completing 12 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns. Rowe also carried the ball himself for one TD and a total of 29 yards in eight carries.

The WUey victory gave Terre Haute its first undefeated football team since 1961. It was Wiley in that year, also. Alto- fourth Streaks gether, this was the perfect season for the proved squeals by and a few girlish feminine shouts of 'hold that line." So they turned to Southern Seminary, a junior college for girls six miles away at Buena Vista. Southern Sem conducted tryouts, and five girls and two alternates were selected to cheer the Generals on. The girls furnish their own white sweaters and blue skirts and have to find their own rides to Lexington.

But they've been here, three at a time, cheering and leaping at each of home games. "We just love it," says Ginny Caldwell, a senior from Richmond, and head cheerleader. "The girls practice every day before the start of school and usually managed at least one practice a week during the season. We've even considered cheering for the home basketball games if they'll let us." The Generals, with a 5-2 record, will have extra bit of incentive this Saturday for the season finale against Southwestern of Memphis, girl cheerleaders. under the 15-year coaching reign of Dick Martin.

The victory added icing to the Streaks' Western Indiana Conference title captured last week, while almost assuring the Streaks of the Wabash Valley championship which will be de cided later on a point basis. Wiley erupted for the first time in the Veterans' Day affair when Dusenberry followed a drive from the Tech 31-yard line by going through the middle for a touchdown from the four- yard stripe. The Red Streaks had obtained possession when Tech's quarterback fumbled on his own 31. Creed Hubbard kicked the first of his five conversions. Jim Ewing scored his first TD of the contest about three and a half minutes later when de twisted his way into the end zone from the ten yard-line.

Hubbard's kick was good, making the score 14-0. Farris Ellinger put Gerstmeyer on the Scoreboard late in the first period. Taking the kickoff on his own three, he ran to the 12. Then in the next play he broke away and went 50 yards to the Wiley 38. He carried again for no gain before running 38 yards, with Bees Sting Vikings Early And Buzz to 41-20 Victory Bears, Eagles Drop Curtain On Grid Show Garfield and Schulte will be shooting to close out the season with a victory when the Bears and Purple Eagles clash in Beech-Var Stadium at 7:30 p.m.

Friday night. Schulte, which owns a 1-7 record, is fired up to get out of the basement in county series play by wihdpping Garfield, which is winless in county play but has two victories under its belt in the conference. Schulte's lone victory was over Linton, while Garfield has posted victories over Greencastle and Brazil. On a basis of record and experience, the Eagles must be rated a slight favorite. The contest will close out the local football campaign which has not brought much happiness to the Golden Bears or the Eagles of Garfield.

Jim Joiies Dismissed WICHITA, Kan. mie Jones, starting offensive tackle for Wichita State University in seven football games this season, has been dismissed from the team. Coach George Karras announced the dismissal Thursday but declined to comment. help of a Joe Seal, for The kick for flying block by the touchdown, the extra point NEW YORK (AP) Criticism of the American Football League's plans to hold its college draft Nov. 20 continued Thursday, but the league held firm to its decision.

"There's absolutely no chance we'll change dates," said AFL Commissioner Joe Foss whose announcement Wednesday ignited all over again the battle be- Iween the AFL and the National Football League and between the pros and the colleges. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said his league still leans toward Nov. 27, the last big Saturday of college football, but may be forced to move its draft to an earlier date. "Our real concern is with was blocked but there was an off-sides penalty called against Wiley. The second try for the PAT was a running attempt and this also failed.

In the second period, with eight minutes remaining, Wiley scored again on a four-yard run around the left side by Dusenberry. Hubbard was again successful in the PAT sttempt, as he was in all but the last touchdown of the game. There was no more scoring in the second quarter. However, it took only three plays after the kickoff in the opening of the second half before Ewing wiggled through the center for a 40-yard run and another Wiley touchdown. After See WILEY On Page 15, Column 4 CAGED CAT WHAT A JOB This Wiley booster depicting a caged Black Cat doesn't appear to be bored with the job.

How could she her seat was on the 40-yard line sime three yards from the sidelines. STOP ME IF YOU halfback Jim Ewing breaks lose from one would-be Gerstmeyer tackier enroute to one of three touchdowns he scored in the Red Streaks' 41-25 victory over the Black Cats Thursday afternoon at Memorial Stadium. The victory was Wiley's tenth straight this season without a ade AFL Stands Pat on Decision To Hold Early Player Draft The Honey Creek Bees romped to their first Homecoming game victory in the school's history and their sixth victory of the year Thursday night by whacking West Vigo, 41 to 20, at the West Vigo football field, as both teams closed out their seasons. Ron Hicks senior quarterback, ran for three touchdowns and passed for another to lead the Bees to the victory. Lucky Favre paced the Vikings by scoring two of their three touchdowns.

The game gave Honey a team that had won only one game in three years of previous play, a 6-2-1 season record. The Bees' only two losses were to Wiley (26-0) and Gerstmeyer (26-14). Honey Creek also ran up a tie wcith Linton (14-14). West Vigo finished the 1965 season with a 6-4 mark under the coaching of newcomer Bob Clements. The Vikings jumped off to a 7-0 lead about midway through the first period of play after gaining possession in Honey Creek territory on an intercepted pass.

John Harris and Favre teamed up on the scoring pass play, with Favre going into the end zone from the four- yard stripe for the TD. Rick Newburn ran for the PAT. Honey Creek then proceeded jto knot things up at 7-7 when 'Hicks concluded a ground I march from the Bees' 31 by plunging one yard for a TD. Mike Blackwell then kicked his first of five successful conversions. quarter, and Dick McCalister running for the PAT.

Honey Creek scored with three minutes left in the period when Charles Pence went 41! yards for a touchdown and Blackwell converted it into a 21-14 lead with his kicking toe, See HONET CREEK On Page 15, Column 5 bowl teams," Rozelle said. "A good many of these won't be decided by the 20th and we could unwittingly violate the agreement with the colleges against early signings by signing a boy whose team later was chosen for a bowl." Rozelle referred to the agreement by both leagues after last year's battle that they would refrain from signing a boy until he completed his college eligibility including bowl games. going into bowls." James Corbett of Louisiana State, chairman of the National iollegiate Athletic Association's See AFL DRAFT On Page 14, Column 2 Foss pledge reiterated the against early league's signings and scoffed at Rozelle's fears over bowl-bound teams. "I don't consider that a prob lem," Foss said. "It's not too The Bees struck again minutes later when Charlie Pence broke loose and ran 29 yards for another touchdown.

Black- ough to figure which teams eii kicked the PAT and 16 seconds later the first quarter ended. Each team scored seven points in the second period, West Vigo scoring first on a 60-yard pass play from Harris I to Favre, the first play of the JEM FISCHER'S STANDARD 3RD WAB. 3RD Celtics and 76ers Breeze in Twinbill BOSTON (AP) Sam Jones' John Havlicck scored 14 SUPER SERVICE 8TH AVE. WINTERIZE YOUR CAR NOW! EXPERT TUNE-UP ANTI-FREEZE $fier the VWGON THE mm Get the mellow satisfying flavor you're looking for! Compare this handmade Bourbon with your present whiskey, and you'll discover a winning difference in flavor put there by our 116-year-old sour mash recipe and years of natural aging to the sportsman's taste. Next time, enjoy the after-action w-85 Snrza-WEUEH.

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But the 76ers, who were blanked for five minutes at one stretch in the (opening period, whittled away Jones scored 30 points as the at the lead and tied the score at Celtics came from behind in the final period to win their fifth straight game and take possession of first place in the Eastern Division. Jones came off the bench in the second period to start Boston from a six-point deficit to a 40-37 halftime lead. But playing Coach Richie Guerin and Cliff Hafan supplied most of the firepower as St. Louis moved into a 68-65 lead stanza. entering the final The lead changed hands several times in the next few minutes until Jones' shot from the corner broke a 76-76 tie and protected the lead down the stretch.

Zelmo Beaty was high scorer for St. Louis with 19 points, while Hagen had 18 and Guerin '16. 45-45 on a three-pointer by Chet Walker. Another basket by Walker, who scored 23 points, gave the 76ers the lead second period. margin to 79-67 midway in the third period.

midway in They built the the Then the Warriors rallied despite the absence of pivotman Nate Thurman, who had five personal fouls at this point. A basket by McCoy McLemore put San Francisco ahead briefly 9392, but a dunker by Chamberlain and a short juniper ny Hal Greer more put and Philly ahead once the 76ers never trailed thereafter. Paul Neumann had 21 points and Guy Rodgers had 22 as they carried the load while Thurman was sidelined. Dream Sugar Ray Quits PITTSBURGH, pa. (AP) Sugar Ray Robinson, five-times the middleweight boxing champion, said today he is quitting the ring for good.

The veteran of 199 professional bouts announced bis decision as an aftermath to Wednesday night's one-sided loss to young Joey Archer of New York in the Civic Arena here. "I hate to go on too long campaigning for another chance," Robinson said. "I had high hopes of fighting for the championship again if I had beaten Archer. But I didn't win." Thus, his dream of The Archer bout was Robin-, He has appeared as an enter- the championship for the sixthl son 19 a brilliant career time has vanished in thin air after his game effort against the 27-year-old Archer. The setback was the fifth in 14 bouts this year for Robinson, who says he is 44 although the record books carry his age as 45.

He retired way back in 1952 and stayed away for two years. He returned to win and lose the middleweight title three times. that began in 1940. His record is 173 victories, 19 losses, 6 draws and 1 no contest. Robinson, his face puffed but otherwise unmafked, said he has commitments to make two movies.

"I am going to make one with Rod Taylor called Sbucker in January and another one, Egghead on Hill 56, with "They talked about a return Broderick Crawford in Barcelo- match with Archer last night," na after that," he said. "I've Robinson noted. "But I didn'tigot to get back in show busi- say anything." iness." tainer in night clubs and on tele- sion. Robinson also said he will go into the business of renovating and constructing houses. The five-time 160-pound king earned about $7,830 from his per cent of the net gate of $34.802 for Wednesday's fight.

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