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'f wm 1 ii "ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 Wed-, Jan- 31 1973 Ml AA Pitching Siar a. I Tells 'Secret' nofrio 1 'By Neal Russo 1 Of -Hit Post-Dispatch Staff Coach Al Onofrio disclosed the secret last night of his Mis-, souri football team's super upset oi Notre Dame last season. It had to do, with his wife Joan and her, prayers the morning of at a church where you get three wishes but can't reveal them. According to the coach, Joan was heard whispering "Notre Dame.

Colorado and Iowa State." ThT i upset all three en route to a 6-5 regu-lartlason record, and a bowl Ahd because Onofrio led 01' out of the wilderness kn4 as a 1-10 record in his first season as head coach, he walC.fionored last night by the Missouri Athletic Club as the Missouri Sports Personality of the! Year. Qjiofrit, who Received a tro ff Mdfcre NFL Draft Selections bigned by Cadres SAN DIEGO, Jan. 31 -Righthander! pitcher Dave Wehrmeister, named the Most Valuable Player in the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association last spring, has been signed by the San Diego Padres, who selected him in the first round of the regular phase of the January free-agent draft. Wehrmeister, a native of LaGrange, 111., compiled a 5-2 record for Northeast Missouri State last spring, struck out 94 in 56 innings and finished with an 0.80 earned-run average. Mosley Scores Gloves Victory Willie Mosley of the DeSoto Center scored a decision over Joe Williams of Ron's A.

C. in a first-round featherweight bout in the only open division match on the 15-bout Eastern Missouri Golden Gloves program last night at Electricians' Hall. Seventeen more i are scheduled tonight at Electri-c i a s' Hall, with semifinals scheduled for Saturday night at Kiel Auditorium and finals set for Saturday, Feb. 9, at Kiel. Tonight's program will start at SO.POIINLt StlB-iNOVICE Ronnie CooU, Desoto Center, outpointed Charles Gardener, Tandy Center.

8.VP J) SUB-NOVICE Daniel Walters, DeSoto Center, outpointed Marvin Pate, Ron's A.C. 90-POUND SUB-NOVICE Nathan Cooper. DeSoto Center, outpointed Danny Shemuell, Pine Lawn; Keith i. lai-k, pop outpointed Untie-trluus Johnson, Ron's A.C. Anthony Morris.

Tandy Center, won from James Buckley. Kingdom House, hy default: Kevin Aloorehead, Kon's A.C, outpointed Si-ott Ray liehney, Pine Lawn. 105-P 9UB-NOV1CE Ken Tandy Center, outpointed James Caldwell, DeSoto Center. 100-POUND SUB-NOVICE Larry Griffin, Gamble, outpointed Kevin Williams, Pine Lawn; Steve Spless, Pine Dawn, outpointed AlRie Williams, Kingdom House. 1 M-POUND SUB-NOVICE Maurice Tandy Center, outpointed Curtis Esters, Wohl; Anthony Wiley, Ron's A.C, won from Gregory Smith.

Kingdom House, by default- Mickey Valentine, Kingdom House, outpointed Robert Cos-tello, Tandy Center; Eddie Stewart, Kingdom House, outpointed Fred. Darden, Visitation. I NOVICE -David Johnson, Tandy Center, won (rom Kirk Douglas. Waterson's Boys Club, by default. I2H-POUND OPEN Willie Mosley, DeSoto Center, outpointed Joe Williams, P.on's A.C.

SHOCK ALL IN THIS TOGETHER: Baseball Cardinals manager Red Schoendienst (left) gefc a chuckle and a little advice on how to turn a losing season into a winner from Mizzou football coach Al Onofrio at last night's Missouri Athletic Club dinner. Onofrio was honored by the MAC as the Missouri Sports Personality of the Year. (Post-Dispatch Photo by Fred Sweets) Bears' Jordan Picked By Oilers UM'Sl Wins On Mat CAPE GIRARDEAU, Jan. 31 The University of Missouri-St. Louis boosted its dual-meet wrestling record to 2-2 by defeating Southeast Missouri State, 24-22, here yesterday.

Southeast's record dropped to Soccer Twinbill Kutis will oppose Kickers-PNA United at 7 o'clock and Big Four will meet Seven-Up at 8:45 tonight in a St. Louis Soccer League doubleheatler at Carondelet Park. John Matuszak wasn't the only huge player drafted by the Houston Oilers yesterday. They also selected 6-foot-7 middle linebacker Shelby Jordan of Washington University. Jordan, a former East St.

Louis' High standout, was the 157th player selected. End Tom Geredine of Northeast Missouri State was selected by Atlanta and Oklahoma defensive tackle Derland Moore of Poplar Bluff, wat picked by New CIIY16 phy and a check for $500 at the MAC'S annual sports review dinner, noted that his team had a choice of going to the Fiesta Bowl or the Liberty Bowl. "Sometimes I wish they had voted to go the Liberty," Al said, His Tigers were pummeled, 49-35, by Arizona State in the Fiecta Bowl. Master of ceremonies Jack Buck read a congratulatory letter from Green Bay Packers coach Dan i Onofrio's prsdecessor at Missouri. In the letter Devine said that only an important thing such as the college draft could keep him away from such a dinner honoring Onufrio.

Buck then alluded to Devine's 5-6 record in his last season as bead coach at Missouri and cracked, "Devine didn't leave you anything, Al, so I'm glad he pent you something." Football Cardinals linebacker Larry Stallings said, "It's nice Brent -McClanahan, Arizona RB; 119. New York Giants Leon McQuay, Tampa, RB; 120. Kansas City Fred Grambau, Michigan, DE; 121. Cincinnati Bob McCall, Arizona, RB; 122. San Francisco Ed Beverly, Arizona WR; 123.

San Diego from Detroit through Washington Willie McGee, Alcorn WR; 124. Oakland from Ireen Bay Louis Neal, Prairie View, WR; 125. San Diego from Cleveland Jon Knoble, Weber LB- 126. Dallas Bruce Walton, UCLA, 127. Oakland Ron Mi-kuliijczyk, Tampa, 12S.

Pittsburgh' Larry Clark, Northern Illinois, LB: 129. Los Angeles from Washington Cody Jones, San Jose St. DE; 130. Miami Dave Mc-Cu'rry, Iowa DB. SIXTH KOI NP il.

Houston Ron Mayo, Morgan 131 SI TE; 132. Philadelphia uoo I a Eastern Washington WR. 133. Lus Angeles from New Orleans through Washington Jim Peterson, San Diego DE; 134. New Orleans from New England Marty Shulord, Arizona, RB; 135.

Sand Diego Marvin Roberts, Michigan 136. Bufralo --John Skorupan, Penn LB; 137. Chicago Mike Creaney, Notre Dame. 138. ST.

LOUIS DWAYNE CRUMP. FRESNO DB; 139. Minnesota from a 1 1-more through New Orleans Doug Kingsriier. Minnesota, TE; 140. from Denver Ron Bell, Illinois RB; 141.

Los Angeles Jason Caldwell, North Carolina Central, WR; 142. Atlanta -Nick Wyoming, 14.1. Minnesota Fred Abbot, Florida. LB- 144. New York Jets Travis Roach, Texas, 145.

Kansas City Doug Jones, San Fernando DB- 146. Cincinnati Bob Jones, Virginia Union, DB: 147. New York Giants Wade Brantley, Troy DT- 148. ST. LOUIS FROM DETROIT PHIL ANDRE, WASHINGTON, DB; 149.

San Francisco Arthur Moore, Tulsa, DT; 150. Cleveland Van Green, Shaw, Db; 151. Dallas Bob Leyen, Yale. 152. Green Bay Ttwi Toner, Idaho St.

LB: 153. 0 a kit -Bient Myers, Purdue, 154. Pittsburgh Glenn Skolnlk, Indiana, WR' 155. New York Jets from Washington Rick Harrell, Clem-son. 156.

Miami Ed Newman, Duke G. KFVU.VTH IlOl'NI) 15 ,7 HOUSTON SHELBY JORDAN. WASHINGTON UN.VERS1TY (ST. LOUISi, 15S. -Bill Calilll, Washington, DB; lo9.

Philadelphia William Wynn Tennessee DE; 160. Miami New England Kevin Reilly, Vil-lanova, LB; 161. Buffalo Brian Kt I.R 162. Los Angeles irom i-nicae" Rrwn Oregon ua. KEN JONES, OKLA- LOUIS t.

iKd Miami from ban Diego through New Orleans Ben-nie Shepherd, Arkansas lech, RB, 165. Denver Mike Askea, Stanford 166. Denver from Baltimore John Grant. USC, DE: 16 Los Angeles Bill Dulac, Batten. chian, 168.

Minnesota -josr BrownT Southwest Texas RB- 169 New York Jets Mike Haggard. South Carolina, WR; 170. Atlanta George Campbell, Iowa DB: 171. Cincinnati noucn Maddox Frostburg New York Giants Rod Freeman, Vmderbllt, TE; 173. Kansas City V-dS Smith.

Purdue 174, San Francisco John Mitchell, Alabama LB: 175. Detroit John An-Sews, Morgan Dal as P.odrigo Barnes, Rice, Orcen Bay John Muller. Iowa. OT- 178. Miami from Cleveland 1 I I Hatter, Northern Illinois, WR- 179.

Oakland Gary Weaver, Fresno St LB; 180. Pittsburgh -Nate Dorsey, Mississippi Valley. DE 1S1. Buffalo from Washington John Fold. Henderson St TE 182.

Miami Tom Smith. Miami RB. EIGHTH ROl'NB 1S3 Houston-Joe Blahak, NeorssKa. I- 184 Philadelphia Dan Lint- no- 1fi; New Or- DB leans Bob Peterson, Utah, IS ft. ner, New Eng ano lsaiic.

diuwu, e.n Kentucky, RB; 187. Chicago--; Conrad Graham, Tennessee, DB. 188 ST LOUIS KEN GARRETT Wake Forest, RB: 189. Baltimore from San Diego Ray Oldham. Middle Tennessee, DB; 190.

Bui talo Lee Fobbs, Grambhng, RB. 191 Baltimore Bill Wlndauer. Iowa: 192. Pittsburgh from Denver -Loren Toews, California, LB. 193.

Washington from Los Angeles --Mike Hancock, Idaho it: New York Jets-Rick Selfert. Ohio DB; 19-5. Atlanta Tom Reed, Arkansas, 196. Minnesota New York uianis us Ohio DT; 198. Kansas ohrl, Citv Al Palewlczn.

Miami LB- 199- Cincinnati Joe Wilson, Bowser, Brand Key To Kutls Victory Jim Bowser bowled a 661 and Ray Brand Jr. a 268 game in a 646 to lead Ktitis to a 5-2 victory over Trio last night in the Bowling Proprietors Association Masters League at Dick Weber Lanes. Trio had a 1103 single game for their lone win. Jim Russell shot a 638 as Thompson Thorberg shut out the Hat Racks. Kuna triumphed 5-2 over Dairy Queen and Lafayette Federal toppled Steak Shake 5-2.

Prep Swimming Lindbergh 51. Parkway West 44 Pa-'-wav Central 40, Webster Groves BY FRONT i END gs pilarniw Z7rr, go'l Surrey Lane Dinner Will Honor Russell The Surrey Lane Athletic Association will hold a testimonial dinner-dance honoring Bob Russell, its founder, on March 3. 1 1, a sporting goods' dealer, originated the Surrey Lane youth program 20 years ago. In 1960 he originated a three-inning rule which guaranteed that every boy and girl participating would play in every Surrey Lane event. Reservations for the dinner dance, which will be held at the Club Imperial Ball Room, 6324 West Florissant Avenue, can be made by phoning 867-4043, 868-0911 or 869-2241.

Masters Bowling Al Dick Webrr lnes Kirns ii, two KUTIS Ray Brand Jr. tH6, Boh Brissette 5f8. Jim Bowser 661. Torn O'Brien 556. Vic Leonard 57f.

Totals I012-B24-1068--H004. TRIO Mel Tipton 604. Hal Winkler 536. Don Davault Terry Gilmore 617, (Hen Elder 597. Totals 2.

THOMPSON THORHBKti 1. HAT HACKS THOMPSON THORBERG lim Floyd 517. Gary Patterson 6L4, Bill Anderson 491. Jim Russell BUS. Tom 629.

Totals Bftrt-971-922--28811. HAT RACKS Don McClarcn 62.. Jim Blubaugh 147 tone game). .1 Oackenbach :169 two sanies i. Steve Giljum 568, Wally Gustalson 505.

Jim Hankemeyer 555. Totals 958-903-91 0277 I KUXA fi, IIAIRV 3 KUNA MEAT Woodv Hulsey fiflE, Jei-rv Maloy 569, Ray orf HIS, Wally BUI. Don Cruzen BOS. Totals 1)97-l(M9-940-2976. DAIRY QUKKN Jim ration 619.

Bob Menendez 168 (one game). Bob Gruuaa I two names). Mike Reeves 564, Dave Edwards .572. I.eRov (leoi-pe 584. Totals- 921-9)li-1038--2SH5.

I.AKAYKTTK KKOKRAI, R. ST SUA KB 1 I.AKA YKTTK KRDKRAL O'Brien 604. Kay Ramsey 622. Tom Hennessey 158 and Gun Marsala .191 (one game each), Glen CamJiell 445 and Don Bodl-mer 460 (two games each), Bobby Coilden 553. Totals 909-1079- 1015 aim.

STKAK. HUAKUlolm Wonders 586. Elvin Mcskci- 595, Skip Strode 544-, Earl Widman 557, Neil Burton 591. Totals -1027-852-991 STANDINGS Kuna 26-9 Dairy Queen 1 211-12); Kutis (23-12); Ufavet.te Thompsons 1 Trio (13-22): Steak Shake 10-25 Hat Racks (9-26). League bowls next Tuesday at.

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"With Larry Wilson retiring, maybe he can be a holder," Buck said. Red Schoendienst took the stand briefly. He said he had heard that Bake' McBride, an outfield prospect, could run faster than Lou Brock. "I want to see that," the Cardinals' manager said, "If he runs faster than Brock, he stays." Buck had one more for the Big Red. "I near they got Garo Ye premian today, but they're going to use him at quarterback," he said.

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Detroit from Cleveland John Bledsoe, Ohio RB: 204. Dallas Dan Werner, Michigan QB; 205. Oakland Mike Rae, USC, QB; 206. Pittsburgh Bill Jansen, Nebraska, 207. New Orleans from Washington Doug Wlnslow, Drake, WR; 208.

Miami Archie Pearmon. Northeastern Oklahoma, DT. NINTH ROI'NII 209 Houston Mark Williams, Rice, 210. NEW ORLEANS MIKE KINK, MISSOURI, DB; 211. Philadelphia John Nokes, Northern Illinois, LB: 212.

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Chicago. Mike North Dakota, RB; 217. Denver Lvle Blackwood, TCU, DB; 218. Washington from Baltimore Rich Galbos, Ohio RB: 219. Los Angeles Jim Nicholson.

Michigan 220. Atlanta--Russell Ingram, Texas Tech, 221. Minnesota Larry Dibbles, New Mexico, DE: 222. New York Jets Bob Splcer. Indiana, LB: 223.

KANSAS CITY BILL STORY, SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, DT: 224, Cincinnati John Dam-peer, Noire Dame, 225, New York Giants. Tv Paine, Washington QB: 226. San Francisco -Roger Pateorlous. Svracuse, RB: 227. Detroit Ira Dean, Bavlor, DB: 228.

Cleveland Curtis Wester, East Texas 229. Dallas Mike White. Minnesota, DB; 231). Green Bav Rick Brown, South Carolina, LB: 231. Oakland Steve Sweeney, California, TE; 232.

Pittsburgh Bracey Bonhamn, North Carolina Central, 233. Washington Eddie sments, Kansas, LB: 234. Miemia Karl Lorch. USC, DE. 'UVI'H KOI' XI) 15.

Houston Dan-ell Vaughn, Northern Colorado. DT: 236. Minnesota from Philadelphia Randv Lee. DB-P. Tulane; 237.

New Orleans Jeff Forsley. North Carolina Central, RB: 238. New England Dan Ruster. Oklnhnmn, DB: 239. Sun Diego Cliff Burnett.

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