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The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • 6

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MONDAY NOVEMBER 28 1955 Eyes On lowans By BiU Vauyht and Division of the National 'Trinity (Conn Open :6 i I the next meeting of tjiis i I All Southeastern Conference against Tonight NOW SHOWING I ootball Team Is Announced SALE DATE RESERVED Hardy of Leg 2ND BIG HIT 27 a and defensive A thoughtful gift for family and friends Earl Tech Telephones In Color 2ND TOP HIT KENTUCKY of Today Tuesday 4) romanSo rights Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company SI bix Ozenia his foot 11 11 is for i Juniata Muskingum 60 64 31 97 if it the is just as out backfield with i difficult exoects 1955 56 Dykes Rowsey Harmon 5' 8' Saylor 7" 130 10 Alfred i Muskingum (Centre (Ky) Maybe' the fact that the Cards 1 won wasn't too surprising But to IGHT RESULTS The Associated Press Villa Madonna 102 Marian Indianapolis 66 Horton the SEC's top touchdown producer in the first nine games with 11 won the honorary team captaincy by polling 20 points out of a possible 21 on ballots cast by the regional all America screening board James Schnellenberger Tumi nello Suber and Delatorre all drew 19 of a possible 21 points Members of the screening board agreed that Auburn fullback Joe Childress and Mississippi State halfback Art Davis are two of the finest backs in the nation but they were handicapped by injuries this season and dropped to the second team Both made the honor team last season Other members of the second action 1 without Parksville Junior Conservationists Meet 12 12 12 AUDIE MURPHY ManM IkemysM CtorfM Drake Oklahoma Maryland Lead Unbeaten Teams own Hw GN I tNykMM NCW 86 32 19 47 13 59 34 TUES WED THUR Gift wrapped for Christmas James one of the great runners at Auburn is the top ground gain er in the SEC and high among the leaders Prior to Satur finale against Alabama the L'eakaway artist had averaged 75 yards per carry while piling up a total of 825 yards Majors the mainspring in Tennes single wing attack ran for 635 yards and passed for 345 in his first nine games to lead the SEC in total offense He also is a line pvnter Horton who helped Vandyi earn the team" tag in Dixie football had 590 yards and a 60 average perior to the Tennes see game He caught five passes lor 99 yards and one touchdown Cothren who helped keep Mis sissippi at or near the top of the SEC standings all season aver aged 49 yards in his first nine games while grinding out a 375 total He led the conference scor ing race most of the season boost ing his point total with five field goals and 18 conversions in his first nine games Schnellenberger is the top pass catching end in the conference (j with 20 receptions for 287 yards and 6 touchdowns and is strong on defense Tuminello has had lit tle opportunity to star as a re ceiver and won his position for his outstanding defensive play orwards Day 10" Holeman 10 Kentucky High School Basketball I Covington Catholic 76 Cincinnati iDeporres 50 the ideal gift just the thing for those hard to give to folks on your list These striking new phones add style and beauty to any room decor save steps and time every day in the year Delivered gift wrapped and installed before or after Christmas as desired Billing can be arranged any way you prefer regardless of where installed To order call thB Telephone Business Office Or better still drop by and select the style and color of your choke Kentucky College Basketball By The Associated Press 155 155 135 Roddy team backfield are Bob Kentucky and George Volkert of Georgia Tech The second team line has Joe Stephenson of Van derbilt and Jimmy Phillips of Au burn at end Brackett of Auburn and Charles Rader of Ten nessee at tackle Tony Sardisco and Buddy Alliston of Mississippi at guard and Gene Dubuisson of Mississippi at center The all SEC Hne anchored by two big tackles averages more than 211 pounds per man Leggett is the biggest lineman at 6 feet 3 and 265 is next at 6 1 and 233 COLLEGE OOTBALL The Associated Press Score Dayton 19 Vilianova 7 Saturday's Results Arizona 7 Arizona State (Tempe) "Man Without A KIRK DOUGLAS 21 60 53 98 Mark George Piummdr 8" Noel White 6' 150 12: Smith 5' 160 11: Milton Mi The tackles D'Agostino and gett have good speed for their size are hard to take out of play on defense and are past masters Heidelberg 'Hillsdale (Mich) (Grumbling I Maryland State (Miami (Ohio) I College of Emporia (Kan) Southeast Missouri State (Whitworth (Wash) I Eight GREGORY PECK 07 A PIGGY BANK BUDGET Rtf IMP AROUND THE WORLD OR 2 OR DETAILS Br Milan Italy Duilio Loi 134 Italy outpointed Serafin errer 133Vz rance 15 Havana Jimmy Brown 161 United States outpointed Charolito Spirituano 155 Cuba 18 ROR RIStRVATIONS BBt vriteer pUee yoot local Treval Afoot ooy Hico of NATIONAL ar CAPITAL AIR and AUDIE MURPHY'S OWN STORY! Bate coach this season having gone to Paris as an assistant coach lettermen answered the practice about two weeks ENDS TONIGHT "YANKEE PASHA" "BORDER RIVER" I Landscaping service Peat i moss fertilizer grass seed SIMS NURSERIES I 6th High Streets 135 12 170 11 170 11 135 11 Per 150 11 Roger Larry Marvin James Stanley Wisconsin Opens Basketball But By JOE MOOSHIL CHICAGO tfi opens season I 11 UfjOlllM UUUVl UUl Uli Centers Elmer Sebastian 6' 2" 160 Don Chambers 6' 1" 160 Virgil Chambers 6' 190 12 David Enos 6 2U 1 Gee 5 11 145 11 Top prospects for the forward positions for the Admirals are let SARASOTA LORIDA NEW STATE NEW YORK Gfl Top ranked Oklahoma and third ranked Mary land led 20 college football teams through an unbeaten untied sea son They were the ohly major teams to come through unscathed as each chalked up 10 victories Ten Games Opp Pts 'Maryland 211 57 Oklahoma 353 54 Nine Games 253 96 302 302 196 226 247 176 185 Games 190 291 242 275 198 240 291 214 301 205 Games 231 54 the Big Ten basketball Thursday i eyes will be on Iowa's defending champions who tangle with Nebras ka Saturday in a nationally tele i vised contest i The Hawkeyes along with Illi nois are favorites in the upcom ing Western Conference campaign I which will begin alter New Year's (Day following warmup tussles against non confercnce foes i Both Iowa and Illinois are loaded I with veteran stars and are ex pected to unveil helpful sophomoi I talent i Aside from the top contenders the rest of the league is expected Ito engage in a free for all for top positions with one guess as good as another Iowa has four regulars returning but one of them Sharm Schcuer man is a questionable perform er because of a kidney suffered i while playing touch football I A mainstay the Iowa champion ship drive last season Scheuerman i has not been working out with the I team I Still available however are Carl (Cain Bill Logan Bill Seaberg andBill Schoof who was handicapped (last season with a knee injury experienced outfit than last year's! Don Stonesifer snared it for a i Sophomores battling for starting team that had only two lettermen touchdown (Spots are Tom Payne Gene Pitts When Coach Snowden was ask and Norm Paul ed about who he thought would The Cards kept it up to take a Illinois which had the best over ly his starting five he said 'The'2''" halftime lead There was still (all average among Big Ten teams starting positions are wide open" the Bears might pull it out in Hast season but finished in a second juace ue wna Minnesota is deep lit 6 7 center Ted Caiazza can win He pointed out that from the top lhe second half But after fumbling ten or twelve bovs anv five could the flst wo the the come up with the starting berths the crowd switched its affec This is a bright spot since it I will give the Admirals reserve I when Dave Mann raced 51 yards strength and also keep each boy for the Cards' final touchdown in hitting or he'll find himself on the closing minutes ihe crowd the bench screamed "pour it on" A' Rv RltMHW Bate High's basketball Bulldogsynake their first showing of the season here Tuesday night when they meet Campbellsville The game is set for 8 on the Rate floor Bate this winter faces one of 7Jts roughest schedules due toshortage of material and height I This season team has a and far reaching task i to win a share of games Coaching the team Hawkins well known ball mentoring He is making his i Jirst attempt as a cage coach A former Bate High eager He re ceived his basketball training from Bate principal Wiliam Sum Liners which should hold him in NEW SARASOTA TERRACE Hotel Handy Extension NEW SARASOTA TERRACE Hotel swu sicau jor cage coacning du ties Hawkins replaces Charles Dab ney as Dabney Western our call for ago All are under six feet They are Curtiss Kinely 5 10 junior for ward Benny Garr 5 11 sopho more center James Coulter 5 9 junior forward and Arthur Napi er 5 8 junior guard Coach Hawk ms will have to replace three play ers from last District championship team They are John (Snooks' Davis rated one of the top playmakers in Bate history Who was at his best when the chips were down and a field gen center Bobby Johnson 6 2 backboard wizard and high scor er and reserve guard June Pitt man who was a regular but rele gated to the understudy role by Dabney why? nobody knew When the Bate eagers take the I i iaMeets Campbellsville Quintet Pro ootball League I Drafting Collegians I PHILADELPHIA I America's top collegiate football talent will i be tapped by the pros today as 1 the National ootball League holds i its earliest player draft meeting in history I Commissioner Bert Bell will open i the annual player selection meet ing at 9 a CST) with the first order of business the bonus choice draw an out of the hat contest i with the winning team earning I first crack at any eligible grid draftee in the nation Only Green Bay Pittsburgh and the Chicago Cardinals will partici ipate in the bonus draw since all i other teams have won it since the plan was initiated in 1947 and are I ineligible to try again until every franchise has made the lucky selec i tion jump out in front to stay Caiazza however will have to push out George BonSalle one of Coach Harry Combes' top perfor mers last season Other holdovers (are Capt Paul Judson Bill Alten berger Harv Schmidt Bruce (Brothers and 5 9 Bill Ridlev often called basketbal's best little man i The Illini open Dec 6 Butler Minnesota moves into against DePaul Saturday the services of Dick Garmaker and Chuck Mencel two of the Midwest brightest stars The Gophers will I rebuild around regulars Dave (Tucker Buck Lindslev and 6 11 at opening holes for their back Simonovich who developed field mates When they slam into rapia Al: a can carrier ne nits me ground Suber and Brooks are sure taeklers and adept at pursuit Su ber rated one of the top linemen in the country is a defensive line backer Both are fine blockers irst Team: Howard Schnellenberger Ky rank D'Agostino Auburn Scott Suber Miss State Steven Delatorre lorida ranklin Brooks Georgia Tech Earl Leggett Louisiana State Joe Tuminello Louisiana State John Majors Tennessee ob James Auburn Charley Horton Vandertilt Paign Cothren Mississippi Second Team: Joe Stephenson Vanderbilt Brackett Auburn Tony Sardisco Tulane Gene Dubuisson Mississippi Buddy Alliston Mississippi Charles Rader Tennessee Jimmy Phillips Auburn Bob Hardy Kentucky George Volkert Georgia Tech Art Davis Mississippi State Joe Childress Auburn Third Team: Nick Germanos Alabama Jim Barron Miss State Larry rank Vanderbilt Bob Scarbrough Auburn Bryan Burnthorne Tulane Lou Michaels Kentucky Roy Wilkins Georgia Eagle Day Mississippi Jackie Simpson lorida Billy Kinard Mississippi Ronny Quillian Tulane TOWN Navy Victory Boosts Army WEST POINT NY upset victory over Navy culminat ing another masterful job of per sonnel changes elevated Coach Earl Blaik and his Cadets to new heights in football achieve ment 14 6 triumph over the Midshipmen at Philadelphia re called the 1953 season when an Army team with a remade lineup beat Navy 20 7 The biggest change for Army this year was the shifting of Don Hollcder a great end in '54 to quarterback He exploited a weak ness on the right side of the Navy line bringing the Cadets from be hind after Navy had scored early in the first period Blaik also moved lay Goodwin from guard to tackle and back to guard Dick Stephenson from cen ter to tackle and All America Ralph Chcsnauskas from guard to tackle to end And Pat Uebel who scored three touchdowns against Navy in '53 and one each in the past two games played both of me halfback spots and fullback at one time or the other Jn the light of these moves 6 3 record was amazing The Army checkerboard lineup resulted from a lack of depth Blaik pointed out today as he and the teams were toasted for meir 29th victory over Navy The Mid dies have won 23 and four ended in ties plav iby Listed are the eat ho wU1 the deferent positions on me uanvuie varsity or team Also listed is each height weight and school year last winter I Ohio State with Robin reeman i back again is expected to rebound jout of the conference cellar The i I Buckeyes plunged badly after 1reeman was dropped off the team i on orders OSU opens against Butler Saturday i Michigan State is the dark horse which could upset championship plans The Spartans have Julius McCoy and Duane Peterson back i and a lot of height in sophomores (Max Gonsenbach Larry Hedden i and Chuck Benzie Michigan State will start late opening against I I Southern Illinois Dec 13 i Indiana finished sixth last season I despite the efforts of Don Schlundt 'the Big most prolific scorer (The Hoosiers will be without Schlundt this year but have what could turn out to be the best crop (of sophomores in the conference I Ohio University is foe Saturday i I Michigan Purdue Wisconsin and I Northwestern might turn out to be i I the laggards Michigan has Ron Kramer and 1 Tom Maentz a couple of all con I ference football ends back and I might fare a little better than the other three The Wolves open in a tough one against Pittsburgh Satur day Wisconsin is without Dick Cable and Northwestern has lost rank Ehmann and Hal Grant while Purdue will have to rebuild around Joe Scxs Purdue meets Missouri Saturday and Northwestern goes against Western Michigan (Shepherd WVa I Stevens Point Seven By MERCER BAILEY ATLANTA 6B Halfback Charley I Horton a major factor in Vander return to football promi nence won the roll of honorary captain of the 1955 all Southeastern Conference team announced today by The Associated Press Joining the 182 po nd seniorfrom St Petersburg la in the all SEC backfield are Johnny Ma jot's bf Tennessee ob James'lbf I Auburn and Paige Cothren of Mis sissippi Tibs talented quartet possesses everything a coach should want in fiis backfield speed and power on the ground good passing and punt ing and adept field goal and con version kicker strength The all star line standing as the Howard Schnellenberger of Ken tucky and Joe Tuminell of Louisi ana State University at end rank D'Agostino of Auburn and Earl Leggett of LSU at tackle Scott Suber of Mississippi State and 'rranklm Brooks of Georgia at guard and Steve Delatorre of lorida at center Brooks is the only repeater from last year's team riday December 2 at 10 A AUCTION SALE Of ANTIQUE MODERN URNITURE belonging to the estate of Mrs Slavin deceased To held at Residence 214 North ourth street Arnold Dann Aactfon Sales Co North Third St Phone HELI and BACK TECHNICOLOR Beal Bean 53 14 By JOE MOOSHIL CHICAGO Lfl i Model 70 WINCHESTER '22 Hornet with scope A $17995 outfit SALEprice with 250 rounds am la starting post tiie mini might munition $12995 Brand jump out in front to stay new condition THE VILLAGE STORE DANVILLE ADVOCAtEjiKsfedEIL DANVILLE KENTUCKY A HIM caiuv WIIVIJ U1C vuiu? iiiwc clt LUL it LUUVir injuries received down The word lucky was iheard mumbling through the the A mil al team stands uRn LaMar McHan's pass appeals that it will was knocked out of Gern Nagler's Plummer and White! All of these fellows lots of action last season thef promising candidate here is KoOqy bmitn who came up from the' team I Top men at the guard positions' are lettermen Billy Bob Barker ootball League Bokjby Newby and Jimmy Poyn Mavbt the fact that the Cards rr 4 I 1 I I mu rxt i to a uuh uanuiv i £Ievfby possesses a fine one hand rod up 53 points in a near blizzardShotr and Poynter is a springy i made walking difficult legged lad who can really go up amazed the crowd of 47314 on the boards for the rebounds Owner coach George Halas of the The two top caididates at the Bears was dreaming all week that pivot position at the present time the situation was ripe for an upset pre lettermen Elmer Sebastian since his Bears had won six ind Don Chambers a transfer I straight Although Papa Bear was from orkland where he lettered suspected of crying wolf the stands lust season Virgil Chambers ano were jammed at game time ther newcomer to the squad has been unable to practic due to leg football Looking at as a whole it have good speed fair height and hands by a Bear defender bul beill certainly be a much nioieifore jbe ball could hit the ground experienced outfit than last I Don Stonesifer snared it for a Hunting and fishing regulations w'ere discussed at the periodic meeting of the Parksville Junior nn corvnri An I aSixii tti 1 i nu 11 nil iitiin 1 formed that aft persons 65 8 145 11 Eddie Rowzee of age and older are not Sammy McNa to purchase hunting and fishing! toara 5 150 10: Ray Col licenses clough 140 10 and Juddy 1 Knight 5 9 140 9 ishing licenses the youths were! Guards told are also not required until jlly Bob Barker 7 one reaches 16 years of age how Bobby Newby ever junior hunting licenses are i Jimmy Poynter 10" needed for all nunters under toe Bernard Brant age or 16 years ry Moore 8 Species of snakes will be discuss 1 Cbllins ed at club national interscholastic tourna ment at Roanoke Va That team Coach Ken Snowde put his Ad had experience and speed some 1 miral Betters through if full scale thing this year's team scrimmage session Mist riday hnye I afternoon ollowing' the scrim Kinely is the fastest player on mage Snowden reported that he the squad but lacks topflight ex wasn't pleased with the showing perience Napier is fairly fast andof most of the lads However a good ball handler Coulter is Snowden did say that hnaybe he no turtle and is a great shot but was expecting too much after on who will clear the board? Youjv a practice: have to have the ball to score! Garr is the earest thing to be 1 a look pt the entire ing a chief rebounder along with Admiral basketball squad portion i bv Dositinn Mneiy dui mere are sor ers in Kentu ky who i their meals from the heads of the short Bate players Meets Campbellsville Quintet Admirals Open 2nd I Pro Cardinals vzartc litre luesaay ivgru (pL Praptire By Bunn Davis eood stead for Papp rna flrwr fAmorrnw niakt ntfnint 1 floor tomorrow uigbt against Campbellsville fah's will see the shortest Bate team hi recent with one week of hardwood prac years surpassed only by what was tice behind them Danville High considered the shortest five in School's Admirals went jnto their Bate the 1935 36 team 'second and final week of work whose tallest man was only 5 ft I outs today prior to thir opening 94 inches But this team won I game of 'the 1955 58 season national fame by finishing as one 1 Admirals will noo the lid nn thp of the four semi finalists in the season here riday against '(erthen Mark Day George Hole Noel saw (gam LOW ACKAGt 77 1 A 1 occwpeacy iadvM i ol irmM awiflultiB Horn'd mdtat HM? NIW YORK 11442 HILADKLPHIA 11532 WASHINGTON DC 99M GRIVi YOURSIUy qpcial tar Mto Indudea 100 inlta a (Cardinal part of the job is beating (the said veteran halfback Charley Trippi after the Chicago 160 10 Larry Me i CY'fdhials had trounced their cross (Uiwn rivals 53 14 Trippi might have added "in 1 spite the but it necessary The Cardinals given the slightest chance were I6I2 point underdogs beat them at their own said Trippi "with good blocking and good tackling It was a costly loss and knocked the Bears out of first place in the vs estern HAN JfRfY CONSTANa PtmtS HUHTER SMITH LURE THE WIUERMEI I StO'V rtMia Kll ri I wr I I CK I 17 I Hr A a i i I Z7 Delivery 1 a JwAMtariuidMa A r'f MB naa 11 ptf 4MMl NMMMC AM IS DmM IL IN 7 i Mb LM BmA BriliM Otttr JmmT Cm Ye4ar aiXteMlM MWiijra Imiai WIT I 4' k1 2 H' 4) 1 ti 140 11 125 10 135 10 140 10 NEW SARASOTA TERRACE Hotel.

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