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The Portsmouth Herald from Portsmouth, New Hampshire • Page 28

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Tilt Psrllmoulb K.iold, Portsmouth. Wedntiday Stptembet 20, 1961 Lsdy Esther lias a heck of a lot to say a Friday i football same biv.im'n I'oitsmoulh ami Spauldlnij. the l.ady Is kind, football fans from tlie southeastern section of tin- stale will Hock to tlie old South Playground ballyard and one of the largest crowds in ilie history ol local football may Iw on a tu a contest could go a long way in determining ihe Class i a i i i i of Ihe state. Can 1'oitsmuuti! contain the miglity Hay LaChapjidleV Can the Itlehanis O'Uru-n and Dei a a i can throw lo speedy Klin Thoe and other questions will be answered at a i Frankly. I'd say Portsmouth can stop the Spauldhig attack.

I don't 'Jiiiik the goal lino will go uncrossed ill this encounter, hut the CHpiKTA have a scoring punch which is better Iliun that offered by the ItahlcTs In I.aCbappelle, Hie Haiders a a fine back. However, he is goina to nin into a far better line than Cranston, R.f., offered last Friday nljjlit. The Uocheslcr lad was stopped by the Clippers in Ihe jamboree two weeks ago and he was pui In the freezer a year aso when Poi Ismomti won by a lti-8 score. Coach a -Stone lias been driving the kids hard this week and his efforts should pay off Friday night. The Clipper eleven is "tiijjh" for the game and a is one of the reasons 1 hope l.ady Esther gives us the go-by.

It is hard 10 licep the kids in the- air for a ball game an additional 24 hours. This is one of the times coaches like lo play and get the game out of the way. Portsmouth had a long drought between wins over the Raiders. Coach LCD D'Knico brought Spaulding from the depths of despair to a football power. He did about the same job for Koches- ler as Larry Stone has done here during the past couple of years.

Spaulding now is regarded as a slate power. Of course, that irks the basketball and track coaches, but It sure has been good for Len. Litlle or nothing has hecn said abut the shellacking the Wildcats look when they scrimmaged Harvard in the second game of a twin bill at Cambridge last week. New Hampshire finished on the short end of a 31-7 count. However, Chief Boston Is not one to make excuses.

The fact is that several of the New Hampshire player; were having a touch of the flu which cither kept them from the scrimmage or. al allowed in for limited service. The epidemic seems to have passed and New Hampshire will be ready for Ihe Invasion of the Aces from Springfield. Now, American International College is far from being a setup. The Aces have been regarded as a small college pow'er for many years.

New Hampshire never has played the club in a regular game, but the two elevens scrimmaged at Durham a few years ago. It was a real bloody battle and both teams played harder that da than they did during the regular schedule. So, the "warmup" for the Dartmouth game a week from Saturday may stand the Cals in good stead. They first will have to come oul with whole skins and then settle for a week of hard hard work. Wildcats Respect Aces, face fleet Backfield UUltllA'M-ln the opinion of Ilie University of Ki-w Hiimpslilre's riling Ihe Wildcats have drawn nigged opponent for Saturday's in a in Anu-riciin Line coach Whoop Nively said.

"Karly in the Ix-foiv I I gelling banged up. A.I.C. has one of the loneliest teams In New Last year tlie AITS were edged by Massachusetts 1-li In their opener Just a week liefmv the Uediuen mled over Hamml 27-13. Concerning tin' A.I.C. nosed i The Aces have Idler- men for every iwsitlon except one tackle slot.

"This is UK' i lime we've ever played A IX'. but we scrim- inniU'd HKMII four years They are a lot i Northeastern--a i lulled team i a big line nnil I I backfield coach Andy run hard and well. i a Muled. "Their fullback AndyjVtV'll have our hands full Satin- is belter than any faced all last year anil i a a IVIc Scliimllcr has! (real good speed." Moorailian also pointed out teams will compete in I three of Ihe A.I.C. backs, Griffin.

I Ix'bl ball and auijre-Unirn-lcrnack Dick Ologowskl anil! 12 Teams Enter PCC Tournament iimiiKimcnl al the Ports- muitih Country afteriunjii. ChiU tomorrow Play is scheduled to slarl early left halfback Joe Meucci all played! together last year. Head coach Chief linston gave A.I.C. credit for having a hard- and the deadline for players lo begin their malclies is p.in with all learns using Ilie back nine. 'tlie players and (heir teams art 1 as follows: I Mel Dcinai'iiis.

Joe l.onlhe.'. i lilaekie Dr. Lloyd llor- i nhn W'lwlcy. Archie Adams.j married in Tom Herijenin yesterday. Al Staples.

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a model along Chicago's Mich- iiian Avenue anil a former bil player in the movies. I I A SKA'S A couple of a Indians who hope (o give the University of New Hampshire Wildcats a ousy afternoon Sept. 30 at Hanover are shown in the above pholo. Al Ihe left is Donald McKiDnon, a junior center from Arlington, anil al the right is C'apt. Jim Lemcn of i i a i fullback.

The Wildcats open their season Saturday against American International at Durham while Ihe Indians have a length scrimmage i Williams al Hanover. Penn State Favored to Defeat Navy Dick Williams. a i former Air Force captain in ylier. Dr. Tim Driscoll, Hay Co- rllcy lulvc (wo chil((rcl tillo The Portsmouth Herald WEEKLY FOOTBALL CONTEST (For games of Sept.

23) 1. New Hampshire I American Int. 2. Cincinnati Boston College 3. Navy 4.

Clemson 5. Army 6. Alabama 7. Massachusetts 8. Syracuse 9.

Tulane 10. Virginia 11. Rhode Island 12. Indiana 13. Villanovo 14.

Wash. State 15. Texas NAME Penn State Florida I Richmond I I Georgia I I Maine I Oregon Stote Pts. an nn an na PI Stanford Fl William Mary I Northeastern I 1 Kansas State a VM1 I Missouri I I California I I ADDRESS CITY or TOWN SAN" FRANCISCO (API-Trying find this weekend's flaming football winners amidst Senior Golfers Play at Weston WESTON'. Mass.

(AP) Massachusetts entries won five of seven berths yesterday in Ihe New Eng- and qualifying playoff for the USGA Senior Championship Tourney. Joe Merrill Jr. of Great led the qualifiers with a 73 over the par 7i Weston Golf Club ayout. Dr. John C.

Mercer of Oak- Hill grabbed Ihe No. 2 spot with a i. Other qualifiers for the Oct. 2-7 tourney at Tulsa, were John Pope of South Shore 77, Floyd James of Wampanoag, 77, Dr. Alex Hussel! of Longmeadow 78.

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Penn Stale over Navy: There's Joe Bellido in the Middies' ackficld this season. Syracuse over Oregon Stale: he Big Orange turns Ernie Dais loose on the West Coast. Kansas over Texas Christian: is a nighl affair al For! Worth ut darkness won't hid ability of quarterback ohn spearhead of the Jay- iawk attack. Purdue over Washington 'The coast team's Rose Bowl lineup almost wiped out by graduation but don't weep too much. The Huskies still have Charley Milchell.

Ron DiGravio is the new Boilermaker passer and will decide. Elsewhere: Miami over Kentucky, Georgia Tech over Southern California, Iowa Stale over Oklahoma Slate, Virginia over William Mary, Texas over California. Richmond. Cincinnati, East: Army Boston College Boston University over Buffalo, Villanova over Virginia Military. Midwest: Indiana over Kansas Stale.

Missouri over Washington State, Nebraska over North Dakota. Memphis State over Tnlsa, Wisconsin over Utah. South: The Citadel over George Washington. Florida over Kurman over Davidson. Mis- over Arkansas, Mississippi Stale over Texas Tech, Duke over South Carolina, Vanderhilt over Wesl Virginia.

Southwest: Haylor over Wake Forest, North Texas over llardin- Rice over Louisiana Houston over Texas AIM, West Texas over Brigham Young. West: UCLA over Air Force. Arizona State over Wichita, Arizona over Colorado State University. New Mexico State over Mexico, Tulane over Stanford, Utah State over Montana, North Carolina Stale over Wyoming. '3' I- 'PC Tom Marshall.

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Years Available:
1898-1977