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TUB CINCINNATI ENQUIRER Saturday, November 27, 1965 3 Bearcats (No Baclis) Named All Mo-Val Eleven Accents Passing Louisville's Al MacFarlane, fourth in Valley pass receiving and the league pun tine champion; and Wichita's Pete Dldonato. with 411 yards rushing and SU pass receiving. Dldonato was a narrow volng choice over Bill Bailey of Cincinnati, league rushing champion with (04 yards. Many voters placed Love alongside Twllley at split end. This relegated the two best tight ends to the second team.

The offensive line also Included tackles Rich Lucka, 240, of Cincinnati (ENTER Sob SonoVa Narva Twos, ani. 63. 245. Van. 1a.

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A k.VJ and Ronnie Romlke, 223, of North Texas; guards Dick Fugere, Cincinnati, and Dick Tyson, 246, Tulsa; and renter Bob Banders of North Texas. On defense, Wichita's 8-foot-6, 265 pound tackle Earl Edwards, one of two sophomores on the first team, and Tulsa's Sheldon Moomaw, 243-pound middle guard, teamed with Townes for a massive Interior line. The ends on defense are sophomore Steve Hodge of Louisville and senior Tom Sobolewskl of Cincinnati. Joining Buffone as linebackers are 227-pound Jim Waskiewicz of Wichita and Dwlght Claxton of Tulsa. In the defensive secondary the voters chose Darrell Wolff of Tulsa, Tony Ma-honey of Louisville and Howard Starks of Wichita.

The sophomore llneman-of-the-year was Edwards, with guard Dave Bernahl of Louisville second. The ophomore back-of-the-year was fullback Wayne Patrick of Louisvllie, with Gene Lakusiak of Tulsa NFL, AFL Draft Showdown Today NEW YORK The National and American football leagues, which have three charges and countercharges at each other, will begin throwing money at the nation's top college football players Saturday minutes after beginning their simultaneous but separate drafts. W- 0 il Ji it VT 1. 21 I mm i 1 'Cats On Mo-Val All-Star left to right, Dick Fugere. Rich Lucka and Bacon Spanks Hughes St.

Xavier Silences If last year Is any Indication, the drafts again will touch off a multi-million dollar battle for player talent, and some high choices will sign contracts only minutes after their names are chalked up on the draft blackboards. Kentucky quarterback Rick Norton, who appears to be the No. 1 pro-type passer among a small group of standout college signal-callers, rould turn out to be the big name in the competition between the two leagues as did Joe Na-math last year. Norton might be picked on the first round of each draft by the two new teams the NFL's Atlanta Falcons and the AFL's Miami Dolphins. Both become operational for the 1966 season and presumably would figure a quarterback as their primary need.

Each new club will benefit from liberal draft procedures. The Dolphins will get the biggest break, making the first two selections In the AFL draft, then picking first on every subsequent round through 20. second. FIIIT TIAM Offaaaivo EN0S Howard Twitlav, lul.a lamor. 5 la ISO Gaiana ftii.

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avior at lira. Wait Taai Slata at Ttaal Waitam. West Wvom.no at Souttvam California N-Aniona at Aruona Stata Ir.ariam Vovna at Naw Maika. Night tama. Pitt Still Seeks Ncm' Head Grid Coach SPRINGDALE LAKE Oar (Mi Taaa Sariatdala VI TROUT AM CDIS AM sNi KANSA8 CITY CT) Tulsa 'i amazing little Howard Twllley, who owns the national pass receiving record book, is the only unanimous choice on the 1965 all-Missouri Valley Football team announced Friday by The Associated Press.

Frank Camp of Louisville was voted Coach of the Year. The all-Valley offensive team also Includes the nation's leading passer, record-smashing Bill Anderson of Tulsa, who was close to a unanimous choice, and two of the nation's top pass receivers. John Love of North Texas and Neal Sweeney of Tulsa. Leading the defensive team were linebacker Doug Buffone of Louisville and 271 -pound tackle Willie Townes of Tulsa, 3 1 nearly unanimous. Voters were strongly Influenced by passing In choosing the offensive team.

The other backs were 72-62 Reading 62, Litde Miami 61 Warren Ashley's free throw with Just six seconds to play gave Reading's visiting Blue Devils a 82-81 victory over Little Miami, as four reading starters posted double-figure scoring totals In the game. Reading battled by the stubborn Little Miamlans to even the season records at 1-1 for both clubs. Ashley had 13 points for Reading, with teammates Phil Smith (17). Bill Kieth (12) and Ray Cook (10) also hitting In two-digit totals. tEAOINGi Cook 4 2 10.

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Lnia Miami 40. Anderson 83, Glen Este 47 Anderson Jumped off to a quick 8-0 lead, followed with sizzling play and romped over outclassed host Glen Sste, 83-47, In the opening game of the 1965-68 basketball season for both teams. Bob Nichols led four Anderson starters In posting double-figure scoring totals. Nichols had 17, while Tom Ranier added 16. Gary Pol-litt 16 and Skip Rhein, 11.

Anderson doubled Glen Este scoring at each period stop, and the Issue was never in doubt. GLEN Oavla 2 4 Ixhardion 3 4 10; Saaoonm 2 0 Hail 7 I 15; Sonngar 3 0 6, LiDomavar 2 0 4. Totaili 24 9 47. ANDE1S0N: lavlinoar 4 1 IINa. 3 1 Maan 3 0 Nicnoll 3 7 17; Pollitt 5 5 15; aniar 6 4 16; tsi 5 I II; StninealOKkar I 0 2.

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Tom Mack, John I innemann and Rick Reder shared scoring honors for the Bombers, each registering 15 points, while team-matt Paul Imwalle added 14 markers. St. Xavier's lead mounted to 22 points at one stage of the game, but Taft put on a late second-half rally to chop that edge to nine. Roy McKinney's 14 points led Taft scoring as the Senators made their season debut under new head coach Will Ernst St. Xavier won the District and Regional cham- TODAY'S SPECIAL BEET SAUERBMTEN WITH P0UTO MNUKI Prhite Rmbs Available Call I21-17M 7405 MDINS RD.

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Ttft J9. Roger Bacon 77, Hughes 45 Roger Bacon's fast-breaking Spartans opened a wide 20-point first quarter margin, then coasted to a 77-45 victory over Hughes, In the season-opener for both teams. Bacon's high-scoring senior combination of Walt Fitzpatrick and Harry Stelnreide led the winners with 19 and 18 points, respectively. The two accounted for 16 of the Spartans 25 first-quarter points. John Cafey topped all Big Red scorers with 10 points.

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HU0MES 5 21 32 45 tKCOH 25 36 54 77 tntrvt Swrt; Roqit turn 49, Hu 26. MUldletoicn 84, Walnut Ridge 46 Special To The Enquirer MIDDLETOWN, Ohio Middletown downed Columbus Walnut Ridge 84-46 In the opening game of the season for the Middles. Cohen led the victors with 16 points and Beverldge tossed In 12 points for Walnut Ridge. Blair who snatched the scoring laurels with 19 points. Rick Garland led the losers 16 points.

Seven Mile evened Its record at l-l with the win while New Miami Is 0-1 for the season. Seven Mile only hit 50 from the charity line and could never draw closer than three points of the eventual winners. NEW MIAMI 13 35 46 5 SUEN MIL! 10 22 41 52 MEW MIAMI Cook 4 13; AdkiiK 2 0 If 7 19; Book I 2 HuO-bard 3 2 flint 2 4 1 Toll to -19 20 58. SEVEN MIlE-UtrlKid 5 16; row! 3 0 Woo, urn. 0 3 Sword 0 I li lurkriardt i 1 11; 2 I UrMn 3 3 9.

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COLLEGE UACI COUIH TOUINAMINT Hwttinoton 14, Concordia, Ind. 41 amal 107, Trinity. III. 85 Norwood 45 Milford56, Special To The Enquirer MTLPORD, Ohio Forward Ken Melbers hauled In 28 rebounds and scored 18 points to lead Mllford to their second straight win of the season, 56-45, over Norwood here Friday night. The Eagles got scoring help from Larry Luecke who added 11 points and did a good defensive Job.

Norwood's Hill tallied 20 points. NODWOOOi louktln 2 0 4, Noma i I 5, Calhoun 3 1 7, Eittl 2 0 4. Mo-oanroA 0 3 1, Hill 10 0 20. Totarti 19 7 4J. MILfOKD, Moiban 6411.

Moon 2711, Sluthar 4 3 11, Vantm 2 0 4. Carr Oil. N0000 IMCKa 1 9 lotMll 17 23 06. 10 13 13-43 MIIIORO 13 13-56 Loveland 65, Goshen 51 The Loveland Tigers broks out of a three-point lead In the first half to down the Goshen Warriors 85-51 at the winner's gymnasium. It was the first game for each five.

Guard Jack McCoy tossed In 19 points to lead the Tigers. Guard Dave Gold was high for Goshen with 14. LnvriANOi Mrf 1 19. (arnantar I i 5, Carrar 3 1 14, lotiMkamoar I 2 4. 1 0 vantiooao Hutommoo 2 tar LJ Pot I 7 11, INamvtri ll I.

Torolti 21 23 SotHiNi torn Haa'l 4 ihophtnl jll fcnlth 10 4. HutorMi 4 6 14. Ttttlti II 15 The Falcons get the first and last pick on the first five rounds of the NFL draft, then will select first on every round after that. Before the draft ends, the 15 NFL teams will have selected 305 players while the AFL will name 271. The AFL will tap 181 in the regular draft, then draft 90 red shirts player still In school hose college classes are graduating.

The NFL teams will be picked In this order on the first round: Atlanta, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Dallas, Washington, Minnesota, St. Louis, Detroit. New York, San Francisco. Chicago, Green Bay, Cleveland, Baltimore and Atlanta again. Following Miami In the AFL draft will be Boston, Denver, Houston, New York, Kansas City, Oakland, San Diego and Buffalo.

In the charges and counter charges that have preceded the actual drafts, some 50 college players have been linked both with either the AFL or NFL and with specific teams. 11 seasons as head coach of the Panthers. Carver indicated he was not surprised by Fusia's rejection of a bid before It even was offered. "He has the best setup the country at Massachusetts," Carver said. Sporting News Names Co-Stars ST.

LOUIS, Mo. fJPv Halfback Donny Anderson of Texas Tech and fullback Jim Orabowskl of Illinois have been named college Co-Players of the Year by the directors of player personnel of the 14 national Football League teams In their annual selection for Sporting News. Howard Twllley, Tulsa end, was next In the voting. Halfback Mike Garrett of Southern California, the Helsman Trophy winner, and linebacker Tommy Nobis of Texas received the remaining votes. Young Cokes Cop Five Victories Special To The Enquirer INDIANAPOLIS.

Ind. The Cincinnati Coca-Cola Swim Team, led by David Schlpper who set two pool records and anchored wins In a pair of relay events, swept five of the six events in the elght-and-under boys division of the Westwood Country Club swim meet here Friday. Schlpper's marks of :3l.l In the 50-yard freestyle and :394 In the 50-yard backstroke were records. Otto Bauer-Nil sen also set a record for the Coke team In the 50-yard breaststroke with a mark of :42.4. The Cokes won the 100-yard medley with a pool record time of 1:11.4, and the 100-yard freestyle relay with a pool record time of 101.8.

schlpper placed second In the meet's other event, the 100 -yard Individual medley. A total of 32 teams with COO swimmers are competing In the meet which continues today and winds up 'Hawks To St. Louis The Jake Sweeney Tomahawks football team travels to St. Louis, today for the St Louis Bantam Bowl game against that city's Bantam champions. Dick Seltz, Tomahawk coach, haa compiled 114 wins and only eight losses over a 10-season span.

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Fusia was the only possible candidate whom Carver actually named among "six or seven" coaches In his search for a successor to John Michelosen, who was fired Wednesday after Warfirld Ready For LA Game CLEVELAND UPi End Paul Warfield will be ready to return action for the Cleveland Browns In the game at Los Angeles December 12, the club announced Friday. The announcement followed a consultation between club physician, Dr. Vic Ippollto, and Dr. Malcolm Brahms, the surgeon who operated on Warfield 's broken collar bone and Inserted a pin. Warfield has been working out with the Browns for about two weeks.

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