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Three Repeats as Little All-Anierieans Ashford's a Comedian, Too NEW YORK (API Halfbacks Carl Garrett of New Mex 'was picked for the second team while Sandbo received honorable mention. ico Highlands and Don Hass of Montana State and end De-Wayne Nix of Texas have! Phoenix, Nov. 29, 1967 The Arizona Republic past two seasons. Spergon Wynn of Lamar Tech John Gloistein of Wagner and and Leland Hughes of Delta Eddie Joyner of Lenoir Rhyne State for the guards on the first we picked for tackles and offensive team. Lee White of Weber, rated by some scouts the best college fullback in the country, com been named to the 1967 Little; College all-America football; team for the second straight year.

The three are the only repeat-err or squad selected yester day following a national survey' pletes the backfield. He is a hard-running, 6-foot-4, 232 pounder. Victor Bender of Northeast Louisiana State was the choice at center while Haven Moses of San Diego State was the other pick at end. Moses was one of the big reasons the Aztecs have finished on top of The Associated Press' small-college poll the of coaches and newsmen. Hass is a senior, but Garrett' and Nix are juniors and have a chance to equal the record of Eddie Lebaron of the College of the Pacific, the only player to make the team three straight years.

Lebaron was named in was hidden 'neath his business suit. There were serious moments amid his levity, though. "These Negro athletes threating to boycott the Olympics. All wrong. All wrong." he said.

"Just look at gains the Negro has made in sports. It's been his major stepping stone. "You notice," Ashford stressed." the professional athletes aren't involved. Not the players making the big money in the pro ranks. Just the impressionable kids.

The ones who came up the tough, tight way aren't Up the tough way it was for Ashford, onetime postal clerk at Los Angeles. He's got 17 ears in umpiring. 15 of it in the minors. His two in the American League have been a delight for fans and players, and for Emmett. "I've missed a call," he says of his trade, "but I don't remember just when." 'This was a good year not much beefing about balls and strikes," he noted.

Ashford, who works some 200 games a year, counting spring training, hopes to keep in umping so long as "my seeing eye dog keeps passing his physical and I get good grades in the Helen Keller refresher course." By FRANK GIANELLJ Emmett Ashford, lone Negro umpire in major league baseball, isn't a man to turn accolades aside. A a funny banquet speaker, he's enjoyed success. Arid when, after speaking to a Lutheran group in Minneapolis, the toast-master complimented "from now on, you're Ashfordahl." Emmett found no fault. At San Diego it was an Italian banquet and the dubbing "Ashfordini;" at a Jewish temple in Boston, "Ashfordstein." But he drew the line at a Los Angeles Slavic group's proposal of 'Ashfordovich." "I could just hear those guys in the stands needling me: "Ashfordovich you he jested. No stranger to Arizona, since he was umpiring the old Arizona-Texas league in the 50s, Ashford returned this week in the offseason role of sales and promotion man lor Hamm's Brewery.

"Got the first tap account we've had in Casa Grande," he gloated yesterday. "Going around talking to the outlets making friends for the company." Which should be no chore for the pleasant, roly-poly whom success has fattened to the point where he looks as if a chest protector JfTRANSMISSIOKS FREE MULTI-CHECK ROAD TEST tf0 TOWING fg00" 1947. 19-18 and 19(9 before moving into a successful pro career. Charles Chuck" McKee of Lawrence was chosen for the quarterback spot over Bob Tole ti 1 "At 1 i yl do of San Francisco Suite and i FORMAL AS wear SALES fJMj RENTALS I. rV 1 I NEXT TO WESTWARD HO 70? N.

CENTRAL MOO N. CENTRAL I DEL WEBB BLDG. LOBBY 3435 WEST INDIAN SCHOOL PHONE 264-6447 tit Grand Avt. 35th Av.) 1819 WEST MCDOWELL PHONE 254-8843 (Across from Fairground) Gary Sandbo of Augustana College" of Sioux Falls, S.D. McKee is the only athlete in the past 20 years for whom unsolicited recommendations were received from all coaches whose teams he opposed.

Toledo, the total offense leader among small-college players. NOW IN MESA 27 SO. ROBSON PHONE 964-1786 EMMETT ASHFORD Doing A Little Selling More Abotil Baseball If you're looking for (Continued from Page 1-C) Cali- Pacific Coast League, a look at fornia Angels' farm. Joe DiMaggio, his first appearance at a baseball gathering in his new capacity as executive vice-president of the Oakland A's, made the first draft pick. He selected Ed Sprague, a right-handed relief pitcher from Tulsa, a St.

Louis farm, who had your Chevrolet dealers. an 11-7 record at Modesto in the California League. The Athletics were hit hard, losing four players from their Vancouver farm of the Facinc Coast Leaeue. The Yankees took outfielder Kosco, once a $50,000 1 bonus baby at Detroit. Cleveland obtained catcher Suarez.

Minnesota took Holt, a young outfielder who played at Peninsula in the Carolina League and hit .312. Houston surprised the A's by grabbing Skip Lockwood, who was being converted from a shortstop to a pitcher in Arizona. Lockwood reportedly once was paid a $90,000 bonus. Players selected Tuesday in the maior league draft in clubs: CHICAGO CUBS Ramon Hernandez from Richmond, right-handed Pil.cjwr; Jose Arcia from Tulsa, shortstop; William Plummer from Tulsa, catcher. HOUSTON ASTROS-Ted Martinez from Jacksonville, shortstop; Joe Moeller from Spokane, rioht-handed pitcher; Claude Lockwood from Vancouver, shortstop.

NEW YORK YANKEES Andy Kosco from Vancouver, outfielder; Ken Poulsen from Toronto, infipider; Dale Spier from Phoenix, right-handed pitcher. NEW YORK METS Clyde Mashore from Buffalo, outfielder; Don Wilkinson from Seattle, outfielder. ATLANTA BRAVES Robert Casti-glione from Denver, riqht-handed pitcher; Sandy Valdespino from Denver, outfield- 'rvUNNESOTA TWINS Bruce Look from Snokane, catcher; James Holt from Vancouver, outfielder. OAKLAND ATHLETICS Edwin Spraque from Tulsa, right-handed pitcher. CLEVELAND INDIANS Ken Suarez from Vancouver, catcher.

LOS ANGELES DODGERS Vincente Romo from Portland, right-handed pitch- "WASHINGTON SENATORS Bill Bryan from Syracuse, BALTIMORE ORIOLES Elrod Hendricks from Seattle, catcher. PITTSBURGH PIRATES Chuck Hiller from San Dieqo, infielder. CINCINNATI REDS Jim Schaffer from San Dieqo, catcher. BOSTON RED SOX George Spriggs from Columbus, outfielder. MEXICO CITY (AP) Minor leaque teams drafted 49 players including 26 pitchers for $412,000 Tuesday during the baseball winter meetinqs.

Class AAA SYRACUSE Joe Dawson, drafted from Waterbury, lelt-handed pitcher. Wayne Swango, Reading, righthanded pitch- eiTULSA James Hutto, third baseman. John Lynch, Waterbury, left-handed pitcher. BUFFALO Fred Katawczlk, Alburqu-erque, left-handed pitcher. Bill Blucher, Williamsoort, infielder-pitcher.

SEATTLE Bill Edgerton, Birmingham, left-handed pitcher. DENVER Tom Tischinski, Knoxvllle, catcher. JACKSONVILLE Joe Bobby Cherry Rending. Hector Valle, Albuquerque, catcher. TACOMA Ken Myette, Bmghamton, left-hanfled pitcher.

COLUMBUS John Parker, Pawtucket, catcher. OKLAHOMA CITY Ron Cook, Bing-hamton, left-handed pitcher. Robert Iznui-erdo, Charlotte, catcher. John Walsh, Macon, left-handed pitcher. ROCHESTER-L Fernandez, Evansville, Shortstop.

John Dixon, Little Rock, third baseman. RICHMOND Santiago Rosario, Birmingham, first baseman. Federico Olivo, Binqhamton, right-handed pitcher. PORTLAND Michael Biko, Readinq, riqht-handed pitcher. SPOKANE Michael Strahler, Reading, right-handed pitcher.

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