The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 31

JOURNAL-EVERT EVENING, Wed. Sept 21. 196(1 Archmere Hits That Line (Chow) for Talent 3t leading contenders for the guard berths. Marty Londer By HAL BODLET terman in all but one position.lthree-year veteran, is the quar-rr iVMftVT 91 a HPing t0 better last year' l0terback. JMSt" A.r.ch-e" Mike Fay, Wilmington, the Cowboys Sign Falls DALLAS, Sept.

21 Of). The Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League today claimed Mike Falls, 240-pound guard, from the Green Bay Packers on waivers. gan, Wilmington, 6-1, 205 poud will anchor the line at center crew from 18 to 30 when Si' Qn "tday.teim'i captain, is the right half On defense, waisn wui use back. "The hardest runner on the team," said Walsh. "I'm xv i i Hisni againsi ai.

james men. Joha Walsh snatched 12 pros- rjects from the srhnnl'i liinrh' WAI.STT uhi ma Ralph Donofrio, in the back- line. ant under Jimmy Flynn at on him playm 48 field along with Herb Slattery and Jim Schaal, on the line. "There wasn't anything left Sral Catholic High in All are Wilmington boys. Ed to do," said the former Dela- wasted no time install- 72 Tom Lewis, Wilmington, a junior, will start at one of the ends, with Wilmington's Steve Dunning, the only non -letter winner, at the other.

Lewis is the most determined boy on the squad, according to Walsh. The tackles are Dennis Doyle, Chester, a 6-3, 195 pounder, and Kent Trask, Claymont, 6-2, 200 pounds. "I think Doyle is one of the best tackles in the state," enthused Walsh. "He really has good poise and is outstanding." BOB STEWART, Wilmington, a converted end, and Joe Ritter, Bridgeton, N. is ex ing me winged-T offense, Zr: V7 is as much a B.rt nf n.iJJoe Blen.

Wilmington, at left pected to alternate at guard. ware fullback, starting his first season here. "I had issued several calls, but we cot onlv 1ft football graduate as the di- "My biggest problem is that kids. For a couple of days I don't know what to expect from the other teams in our Quindeperdent Conference," INMtMM.tllMOewakW 2 "lsa. halfback.

Biden won his letter last year as an end, but Walsh has converted him to halfback. He is one of the best pass receivers on the team. Halfbacks Ed O'Brien, Chester, and Bob Deveney, Claymont, have' shown good promise. stood near the line in the cafe- The winged-T is difficult to teria and when a big one came'Put in, but Walsh has had good by I grabbed him." success. In a half dozen scrim- Despite these draft tactics, mages, his team has executed Coach Walsh is able to field a the formation well, starting team which has a let-i Bill Peterman.

of Milford, a said Walsh. "All I can go by is what I've heard, and by last year's records. But I think we'll McGlone, Chester, are provide some surprises." Spciial as Vki I Here's What We 1 inspect lining. Inspect, clean ad ropoct front whtol bearing. 3 Imped brake drum.

Check and odd broke fluid if needed. Adjuit the brake tJvoet to 9 secure full contact with drums. 4 Carefully test braket. STATE STORES 4th I Adams OL 6 8500 Open Eves. 1 National League Fall Guy Picks Mich.

State, Wake Forest, Texas to Win National League rJT' sVw" for Crali in Ith: -walked for Grammas In Ith; g-ran for Crow in Ith: h-flied out for Javier In Ith; l-slngled for MeDanlel in lih; J-ran lor H. Smith In Ith. Los Angeles 0 I I I I 0 I I 1-1 By HAROLD CLAASSEN AT PHILADELPHIA First Gan. PITT8BORQH I PHILADELPHIA lb rbil ab rbi St. Louis 00000010 13 Vlrdon.cf 113 JiCalllson.rt 4 1 0 Sknlner.lf SO llTajlor.Jb 4 I 0 Clemente.rt ill 0 Curry.lt 4 0 13 Stuart.lb 4 1 0 Herrera.lb 4 0 10 aChrlst'her 1 0 O.DelOreco.ct 4 0 10 Stevens, lb 1 0 0 0 Neeman.e 4 0 0 0 TAYLOR-MADE ENGINEER Fullback Boyd Taylor, who led Lehigh in rushing and total offense last year as a sophomore, will be back on the scene Saturday against Delaware.

Season opener will be played at Bethlehem, Pa. Taylor is 6 1, 205. Errors: None, Putouts-asslsts: Los Angeles 38-12 (two out In Ith when winning run scored): St. Louis, 37-11. Double plays: Hod tea and Plgnatano: Neal, Wills and Hodges.

Left on bases: Los Anaeles, 7: St. Louts, 7, Two-base hits: Spencer, T. Davis. Sacrifice; Flood. IP ER BB SO Burgess.e 4 10 0 Woods.

3b Hoak.lb 4 0 1 0 Koppe.si 4 1 3 lj Roberts, SehoAeld.ss 4 1 1 4 111 3 0 10 10 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 9 0 0 8 Craig I I 1 1 0 1 Frlend.B 3 11 1 bDalrympl. though misspelled. But on the field, as Kansas' star halfback, he looks right proper. Purdue over UCLA: The Big 10 team's biggest problem is the lack of reserves, but that should not bother in the 'first game of the season. Wake Forest over Clemson; Norm Snead's passing to engineer an upset in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Iowa over Oregon State: Iowa's hard-bitten sophomores will prevail over the Staters, still pleased from their upset victory over Southern Califor Green.p L. Sherry (L, 14-1) 11111 0 Koufax I 1 0 0 1 0 Simmons I 1 1 1 4 Totals 31 Till Totals 31 1 1 1 a-Ran for Stuart in lib: b-llned out Little more than a workout for the Washington Rose Bowl kings. Illinois over Indiana: Fullback Bill Brown starts Coach Pete Elliott off on the right foot. Alabama over Tulane: The Tulane season already is a success. Last week, it defeated California.

Now that Alabama has defeated Georgia, it must be considered a Southeast Conference title threat. Michigan State over Pittsburgh: This one is on TV and it should be worth seeing. The Spartans' crop of sophomores reputed to be the best in the Big 10. Kansas over Kansas State: John Hadl's name looks as M' Daniel 11-4) 1 1 0 0.1.- 0 for Short in Ith. NEW YORK, Sept.

21 this is the first day of fall. But the fall you get on the calendar is nothing like the fall you can get trying to pick football winners. (Last week's figures: 28 winners, seven losers, Mississippi over Kentucky: The Kentuckians have nothing to compare with the Jake Gibbs-to-Johnny Brewer battery. The Ole Miss attack is rugged. Syracuse ever Boston University: Last year, en route to their national championship, Syracuse won this game by a 46-0 score.

It could be as much this time. Washington over Idaho: Balk: Simmons. Gorman. Pittsburgh 001001 310-7 Philadelphia 00000001 01 MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22nd IN OBSERVANCE OF A RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY Errors: Del Oreco ill.

Koppe, Scho- Seyfried Six-Hitter Gives Denver Opener DENVER, Sept. 21 Bears combined Gordie Seyfried's six-hit pitching with some distance hitting and beat Louisville, 6-3, last night in the opener of their American Association final playoff series before 2,276 fans. Seyfried gave up a two-run Smith. Sudol. Boggest.

Time: 1:11. Attendance: 11,711.. AT MILWAUKEE CINCINNATI MILWAUKEE ab rbil ibrbrb fleld. Putouta-assists: Pittsburgh 37-7. Philadelphia 17-15.

Double plays: Her-rera (unassisted): Mazeroskl, Schofleld and Stuart. Left on bases: Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia l. Two-base hits: Vlrdon, Friend, Her rara. Horn, runs; Vlrdon, Woods. Sac Kasko.lb I 1 1 4 0 10 Plnson.ef 5 110 CrtndalI.e 4 0 0 0 Bell.rf 4 1 0 0 Matflsws.Jb 3 0 0 0 4 3 ID Aaron rf 3 0 0 0 Bailev.c 4 11 iDark.lf 3 0 10 nia a week ago.

rlflce: Friend Nebraska over Minnesota: IP ER BB 8C Coleman. lb 4 1 1 ll Adcock lb 3 0 0 0 I Jones.3b 3 0 0 ljLogan.ss 3 0 0 0(homer to Mack Jones in the Friend (W. 17-11) 0 7 Roberta (L. 10-11) (I 0 Short 11 4 The Nebraskans' best team since the Rose Bowl eleven of rijincti i i 0 Cook 3b 0 0 0 O'bCovlngton 10 0 0 0 MrMII'nn 4 0 1 Mantilla. Jh 0 0 0 0 Oreen 1 0 Biff Jones' era.

Oklahoma over Northwest Hook.p 5 0 1 ORurdftts.p Fight Results aMiyj 10 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 first inning and a solo round-tripper to Stan Lopata in the second. Homers by Casey Wise in the second and Bo Osborne in the fifth tied the score at 33. OPEN FRIDAY, 9 to 9 SATURDAY 8 to 3 Fox.o Umpires: Pelekoudas, Barlick, Jack-owikl, Landla. Time: 1:15. Ree.nt Gan.

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Tt. Freddla Blades. 179. Ft. Lauderdale, outpointed 8klnner.lf 4 0 1 4 0 10 Clmoll.lf 0 0 0 OleCalllson 10 0 0 10 1 B.OS'lth lf 4 110 BHMS Ice Hockey 325 N.

MARYLAND AVE. RICHARDSON PARK John (Gorilla) Gould, 17. Miami, 10. dOabrlelson 10 0 0 Totala 31 1 10 71 TjUIs 210 3 0 a-Panned for Burdette In 8th; fag-rounded out for Cottier In tth; c-forced runner for Jones In Oth; d-lined out lor Pliarro In Ith. Cincinnati 030002 50 01 Milwaukee 00000000 00 Errors: McMillan, Dark, Logan (31.

Putouts-asslsts: Cincinnati 37-0. Milwaukee 37-11. Double plav: McMillan, Kasko and Coleman. Left oa bases'. Cincinnati Milwaukee 3.

bob TON Larry Boardman, 13i, Clearwater stoppid Pat McCarthy, 135, Boston, I. EXHIBITION GAMES Detroit (NL) 1. Edmonton (WL) 1 Springfield (AH) 7, Buffalo (AHL) 3 and looked badly doing it, after half the squad became ill of food poisoning. Home cooking this time will turn the tables. Texas over Maryland: How much tougher can they get than this one? Georgia Tech over Rice: You can't pick against Stan Gann, Tech's new throwing man.

Columbia over Brown: For the first time in more than a decade, Columbia has bench strength. The others: FRIDAT NIGHT Washington Stat over Denver. Tow 3601 MILLER ROAD OPPOSITE GAYLORDS Robinson, MUFFLER SHOPS Stuart.lb 4 0 0 0 Herrera.lb 10 10 R.CSt's.lb 0 0 0 0 Greco.cf 4 0 0 0 H.Smith, 4 1 1 HCoker.e 3 13 1 Hoak.Jb 4 0 1 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 3 11 0 Owens.p 3 0 10 Haddtx.p 1 1 1 0 bDalrympl 110 0 aBurges 1 0 0 01 Lablne.p 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 3 10 3 Totals 33 1 I 1 a-Struck out for Haddtx In 7th; b-grounded out for Owens In Ith; -struck out lor Walters In Ith. Pittsburgh 00100011 03 Philadelphia ....01001110 01 Errors: Smith. Schofleld.

Hoak. Put-outs-assists: Pittsburgh, 17-10; Philadelphia. 17-11. Double plays: Schofleld, Mazeroskl and Stuart: Stevens and Mazeroskl. Left on bases: Pitts-bur Philadelphia.

I. Two-base hit: Schofleld, Horn tun: Smith. Sacrifice: Labine. IP ER BB SO HaddlX I 1 1 1 1 FRANK'S BARBER Rear of 290 Concord Pike Opfit Dallr II t. I.

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FRANK Cl'IDA, Pr.D. Perfect Game Sags, Softball Ace Loses WANTAGH, N. Sept. 21 iAVrrHarvey Sterkel is what you have to do to win in the 28th World Tournament Two-bast hits: Bailey, Coleman. IP Hook (W.

11-17) I 1 0 Burd'te (L, 17-13) 0 7 Pox i 1 5 McMahon I I 0 Pliarro 10 0 ER BB SO 0 1 5 4 1 1 4 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Bullet Hanover No. 4 in Jug DELAWARE, Sept. 21 tfl. Eleven of the nation's top 3-year-old pacers made last-minute preparations today for the 15th annual running of the Little Brown Jug. The $66,510.89 classic goes tomorrow, with 3 p.

m. (EDT) the probable starting time for the first heat. Racing will continue at approximately hourly intervals until one horse wins two heats. If different horses win the first three dashes, those three will settle the issue in a finale mile. The first-heat lineups were drawn yesterday, with expected favorite Bullet Hanover winning the No.

4 position. Bullet, who topped 2-year-olds last year with a 1:57 mile, will be after his first win on a half-mile track. But Trainer-Driver Johnny Simpson insists that the Delaware County track will not hinder the flash. Phono PO 4-7300 for a quotation on any cor of the Amateur Softball Stale aver Detroit. Mississippi South Umpires: Dascoll, Becory, Crawford, Venton.

Time: 3:35. Attendance: 10,000. AT CHICAGO BAN FRANCISCO I CHICAGO ab rbil lb rbi ern over Hirdln-Simmoni, San Josi over Brltham Toum. SATCRDAT EAST Army over Boston Collet, 5 I 3 Ashburn ef 3 0 0 1) The No. 1 pitcher for the defending champion Aurora, 111.

Sealmasters had a perfect Cornell over Collate, Dartmouth over New Hampshire, Harvard over Holy Labine (W, 1-1) 3 0 0 0 3 1 Owens (L. 4-131 I 10 3 3 1 3 Cross, Lehlro aver Delawar. Nary over Vlllanova, Penn over Lafayette, Rut ten game through 20 batters in last 4 0 1 (I 4 0 1 (I 4 110 4 110 4 0 11 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 umpires: Barlick. Jackowskl, Landrs. over Princeton, Yl.

over Connecticut. Pagan, ss 4 3 3 0 Zimmer.lb Mays.ct 3 0 1 l' Williams, If Alou.lf 4 1 1 Cepeda.lb 3 0 0 0 Santo. 3b 4 1 1 ljWlll.rl 4 0 1 2 Altman.lb Schmidt. 3 0 1 0 Taylor. SamJones.p 4 0 0 0 'Tllsworth, a Hatton Wrlght.p Totals 34 5 I 5 Totals and Pelekoudas.

Time: 1:20. Attendance: 17,118. night's game with Stockton, Calif. Sixteen rivals went down urn ii.nia i it 10 0 01 on strikes, but he lost, 10. MYLQW SO At ST.

LOUIS LOS ANGELES ST. LO0I3 rbi' ab rbi Wills, se 4 0 1 OiLandrum.cf 4 0 0 0 Babe Lally, the 21st batter, 1 0 0 0 31 3 5 1 singled to center and stole sec NeaUb 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 VMI over Buffalo. 80UTH Auburn over Tennessee, Florida over Florida State, The Citadel over Oeorn. Washington, North Carolina over North Carolina State, South Carolina over Duke. Oeorila over Vanderbllt.

Virginia Tech over Went Virginia. Mississippi Btata over Houston, William Mary over Virginia, Wofford over Davidson. MIDWE8T Cincinnati ov.r Dayton, Michigan over Oregon, Missouri over ah fnf Ac ViBfTtrnftth In Sth W.Davls.cf 3 0 1 0 White, lb 4 0 0 0 an ranctsco 10031000 0 5 WITH aEss lan.lt 1 0 0 0 4 110 ALL-ACTION TREAD Fairly. If 0 0 0 0 Moryn If 3 0 0 0 T.Da's.lf.cf 4 1 1 0 Flood.lf 0 0 0 0 Hodges.lb 4 0 1 0 Spencer.sa 3 110 bLllUs.3b 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Howard, rf 3 0 1 0 fCrow. 0 0 0 0 cMoon 0 0 0 0 gKolk 0 10 0 Sherry, 0 0 0 0 Javier, 2b 3 0 10 Koufax.p 0 0 0 OlhMuslal 10 0 0 umsnoma state, Hotra Dam.

over Chicago O1000OO0 13 Errors: Taylor, Davenport. Putouts-asslsts: San Francisco 37-1, Chicago 37-15. Double plays: Banks, Zimmer and Altman; Klrkland and Pagan. Left on bases: Ban Francisco 0, Chicago 5 Two-bate hits: Pagan, Blaslngame. Three-base hit: Davenport, Solen base: Blasingame, IP ER 80 (W, 17-14) I I 3 1 3 I Ellsw'th (L, 0-13) 4 5 1 3 achaflernoth 4 1 0 0 1 3 ond.

Carnie Garcia hit back to the mound and Sterkel, instead of throwing to first immedi-atley, waited too long and the hurried throw wnt wild. Lally scored. The four-time Clearwater, Bombers advanced to tonight's, semi-finals of the winners' bracket at the expense of Long Island City, 3-2. California, Wlehits over Xavler, Ohio State over SMU. SOUTHWEST-Arkansaa over Tulsa, Baylor over Colorado, North Texas State ever Texas Western.

Texas Mm. Dernengel Duo C.SmlttUb 3 0 3 0 H.Smith, 3 0 2 1 dLarker.lb 1 0 1 llJCarmel 0 0 LA over Texas Tech, Arltona State Plg'tano, 3 0 0 OjSlmmons.p 3 0 10 Cralg.p 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 eSnlder 10 0 OilJames 10 11 Totals 33 1 1 II Totala 33 3 11 3 a-Orounded out for W. Davis In Ith; Wright 1 1 0 0 0 0 over west Texas. FAB WEST Air Fore, oyer Colorado Stat. University.

Arizona over Utah. College of Pacific over Marquette, Southern California over TCtJ, Wisconsin over Stanford, Wyoming over New Mexico. Hit by pitch: Br Ellsworth (Mays) Wild pitch: Bam Jones. Umpires: Burk-hardt, Vargo, Conlan. Donatelli.

Time 2:13. Attendance: 1,013. b-ran for Hodges in Ith: e-walked for Howard in Ith; d-alngled for 8. Smith In Ith; Into double play Revolutionary Broak Through in Tin Manufacture Gift You Action 'Traction in the Center of the Tread puts up to Zl moro working dement on the road st all times assures safer stops and positive starts provides an cxtrs margin of safety et nigh speeds sets new standards of protection against blowouts, punctures, skidding Delaware Clippers To Open Sunday Wins Newark Golf NEWARK, Sept. 21-(Spe-cial).

Mrs. Fred Dernengel and her guest, Mrs. Mary Ellen Aloisi of Rock Manor, were low-net winners in a member-guest golf tournament at Newark Country Club yesterday. They scored 68. Mrs.

Joe Aneda, wife of the Newark pro, and Mrs. J. T. Chandler III, Wilmington Country Club, were second with 71. Mrs.

Gordon Cannoles and Mrs. John Long of Du Pont Country Club were third with 76. I i i i 3: Delaware Clippers will open a new semi-pro fooball season Sunday at Baynard Stadium when they entertain the Philadelphia Cobras. Kickoff will be at 2 p. m.

The Clippers again are coached by Norm Willey, former Philadelphia Eagles end. INCREASES TIRE MILEAGE IIP TO 3 lev1 ifer' how the FIRST TIME In tin history puts traction in the center of the tread: THE DEBUT OF THE NEW MAGNIFICENT Coast-to-Coast Revolutionary l-pioee moW aval 1 I fare aiaiaiaiaiaiawawalgaar WORLD'S LARGEST BRAKE SPECIALISTS Flrottone'a irui X-pioe mold la lha secret of fofal-oc fion-frocfion. Conventional J-pleeo raolda leave a "dead pot" In the center of the treed. WI HAVE THE SI REMARKABLE TIR1S IN STOCK THE SIZE TO PIT VOUPt CAP! Make it a point to come in and see these tires for yourself. Let us explain the advantage of the ALL-ACTIOX TREAD i and what it means to you in safety and down-to-earth dollars and cents value received.

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There is still timo to register in a league for the 1980-61 bowling season. So remember the date Saturday, September 24th it's your passport to a bigger, better bowling center. P. S. Our warm thanis lot your generous patience during the tedious days of construction.

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