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The Pittsburgh Press, Friday, December 8, 1967 46 Against Eastern Washington New club Reaches For Golf Pro, 'Super' Waynesburg Visits CMU Defensive Standout Returns, Boosts Fairmont's Title Hopes Rolling Hills Hires Smith, 6-4, And Morup, 6-7 Native Of Canada By RAY KIENZL Rolling Hills Country Club welcomed its new pro and new course superintendent to Pittsburgh today and no doubt some people thought they were basketball players. The pro is Tom Smith and the superintendent is Christian Morup. Smith is 28 and and John Kara, both sophomores. Michael is 38-82 for 437 yards and three touchdowns. Kara has completed 25 of 56 passes for 407 yards and three tallies.

Both have sought out Mertens who has 24 catches for 440 yards and three tallies. Two of the 12 previous NAIA title games have ended in a deadlock. That happened in the 1956 scoreless duel between St. Joseph's, and Montana State, and the 7-7 standoff in 1964 between Concordia, and Sam Houston State. Mates agronomy department, said Morup had "one of the finest records of any student.

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5SSa in stands 6-4; Morup is 34 and hits 6-7. Although Rolling Hills will not take over the Mt. Lebanon Golf Club plant until the end of March, Smith and Morup will start their jobs the first of the year. Smith has been assistant pro at the Host Farms club in Lancaster. Before that, he was the teaching pro at Cherry Hills in New Jersey after serving for a time at Woodcrest in New Jersey.

Smith was born in Akron, 0., but was raised in Baltimore and graduated from the i sity of Baltimore. While in college he planned to become a lawyer or FBI man, but he played golf so well that a career as a pro was almost inevitable. He plans to marry next spring. His fiance is a student at Glassboro College. Morup, who also is a low handicap golfer, comes from a course superintendent's family.

His father is the superintendent at the Calgary Golf and Country Club in Alberta, Canada, and Christian started working with his father when he was 12. For the last two years Morup was superintendent at the Hilands Golf Club in Billings, Mont. Morup took three years of engineering at the University of Alberta and graduated from the turf management school at Penn State. Dr. J.

M. Duich, head of Penn Mickey Weintraub, president of the new club, said Arnold Horelick, chairman of the greens committee, and Howard Rothchild, chairman of the golf committee, spent more than three months interviewing applicants for the jobs. Rolling Hills originally was scheduled to take over the Mt. Lebanon operation at the end of the year. But because of a delay in construction of the clubhouse at the new Mt.

Lebanon site, Rolling Hills granted Mt. Lebanon an extension and both groups will use the present facilities for the first three months of 1968. Naponick Goes To South Team MIAMI (UPI) John Naponick, 619, 280-pound Virginia tackle from Irwin, has been named to the South squad for the North-South game here Christmas Day. Named to the North team were Center Don Roberts and Defensive End Bud Neswiach-eny of Army. Judo Meet Sunday A Junior Olympics judo tournament will be held Sunday at the Judo Academy, 900 Lorenz St.

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ONLY $1.69 Soccer Leagues Ape To Merge NEW YORK (UPI) A major sports war that threatened to overflow into the courts with multi-million-dollar law suits appeared averted today as a tentative merger agreement was reached between the United Soccer Assn. and the National Professional Soccer League. A meeting has been set for Chicago next week to determine the cities for the two-sectional operation. There will be six teams in the United Division and six more in a separate National Division. Dick Walsh, commissioner of the USA last season, will be president of the United Division in 1968 and Ken Macker, present commissioner of the NPSL, will head the National Division.

BY HARVEY SHAPIRO Sidelined the last three games with mononucleosis, Marvin Williams of Fairmont State is expected to be in the starting lineup for tomorrow's National Assn. of Intercollegiate Athletics Champion Bowl showdown against Eastern Washington. Until he was stricken, Williams had been a defensive standout at middle guard. Taking his place were Mike Marra and Jim Mertens, the Falcons' sure-fingered 6-foot-5 tight end. Fairmont Coach Harold Duvall reports his troops fit and ready for combat.

Kickoff at Mountaineer Field in Morgantown, W. is 1 p. m. The winner succeeds Basketball Results COLLEGE DISTRICT Alliance 4 Slippery Rock 77 Geneva 82 Grove City 76 Glenville 95 W. Va.

Wesleyan 75 Wheeling 85 Waynesburg 71 Youngstown 94 Villa Madonna 61 OTHER GAMES Akron 83 Central Connecticut 71 Arizona State 87 Creignton 81 Bowie 84 Gallaudet 83 Bradley 80 Memphis State 52 Cal Baptist 77 Caltech 58 Carson-Newman 97 Athens 85 Bloomfleld 80 Morlst 71 Chattanooga 103 Florence State 85 Elizobethrown 72 Penn Military 66 Erskine 102 Charleston 46 Florida 95 Florida State 87 Gcoraia Southern 86 Kentucky St. 69 Georgia Tech 86 Georgia 78 Grambling 106 Miles College 78 Hawaii 110 Miami (Fla.) 76 Houston 121 N. Dakota State 88 Holy Cross 73 Dartmouth 70 lona 58 Lemoyne 51 J. C. Smith 125 St.

Augustlrie 107 Kings Point 75 Yeshiva 56 Ky. Weslevan 61 Ind. State (Ind.) 60 Lebanon Valley 79 Johns Hopkins 74 Lincoln Mem. 106 Emory Henry 64 Manhattan 68 Rhode Island 65 Mid. Georgia 72 So.

Georgia 64 Montclair State 73 Union (Ky.) 70 Morris Harvey 81 Marietta 70 Murray 80 Howard Payne 64 New York U. 75 Texas 67 Norfolk 130 Hampton 105 Salem 113 Beckley 74 Samford 66 Mississippi St. 6.1 Scranton 95 Susauehanna 76 St. Louis U. 107 Hardin-Simmrns 80 St.

Peter's 88 Fairfield 65 Southern Miss. 120 Northwest. La. 108 Tampa 96 Presbyterian 90 Texas AIM 89 West Texas St. 83 Towson St.

84 Western Maryland 76 Transylvania 89 Marlon 75 Virginia 84 VMI 79 Whltter 88 Westmont 72 Wofford 68 The Citadel 60 SCHOLASTIC GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL Avonwnrth 41 North Hills 23 Fnx Chopel 42 Plum 15 Mt. St. Mary's 68 St. Mary, Shrpbg. 36 St.

Mary (Sh.) 61 Mt. Alvernia 57 GRADE SCHOOL O. L. Lorctto 37 Nativity 18 St. Basil 13 St.

Norbcrt 5 St. Basil 31 St. Norbert 25 St. Francis DeS. 44 St.

Mary, Mt. 32 St. Sebastian 47 St. Bernard 23 ST. MARY'S HOLIDAY TOURNEY Resurrection 32 St.

AnselnVs 26 St. Malachv 31 All Saints 23 St. Sebastian 37.. Our Lady of Grace 24 INDEPENDENT WFST PFNN LEAGUE First UP Com. 125 Harmarville SJ CYO LEAGUES St.

Alhannslus 74 St. Ursula 44 St. Sebastian 68 St. Alexis 27 FR. BARRY CYO TOURNEY Mother of Sorrows 74 St.

Bartholomew 57 St. Ann's (C. Shannon) 49 St. Catherine 4 Overtime. "Two overtimes.

NAIA Records EASTERN WASHINGTON 17 Humboldt, Col. 47 Pacific Lulh. 25 Cent. Washing. 33 West.

Wosh. 45 Whitworth 27 College of Ida. 44 Calif. West. 28 Cent.

Wnsh. 26 West. Wnsh. 68 Whitworth 28 N. M.

Hghlnds FAIRMONT STATS 42 W. Va. Tech 14 52 Bluetieid St. Salem 14 21 21 48 W. Va.

Wslyn 141 Glenville 0 20 W. Liberty ST. 0 7 19 8 23 23 21 21 0 14 Wavnesburg Central State Concord North. Mich, Waynesburg College as NAIA kingpin. Eastern Washington (11-0) arrived in Morgantown yesterday.

The Savages held their first practice Monday since beating New Mexico Highlands, 28-14, in the NAIA semifinals Nov. 25. The practice field had been covered by eight inches of snow. Fairmont (10-0) didn't let last week's three-inch snowfall curtail practice. In compiling its perfect record, Eastern Washington averaged 28 points per game.

The Savages' closest call was a 17-14 squeaker against Humboldt, Calif. Fairmont State, the NAIA's stingiest defensive team, has allowed just 119.8 yards per game, 60.5 passing and 59.3 rushing. The Falcons reeled off five consecutive shutouts at one stretch including a 7-0 upset over Waynesburg, snapping the Yellow Jackets' 18-game win streak. Eastern Washington has relied heavily on junior Quarterback Dick Dictrick who passed for 2202 yards and 27 touchdowns. Although Fairmont Is primarily a running team with Fullback Larry Blackstone providing most of the leg power, the Falcons boast two fine passers in Roy Michael WVU Plays Florida CHARLESTON, W.

Virginia University puts its unbeaten basketball record on the line here tomorrow afternoon against towering Florida at the Charleston Civic Center. District College Basketball Games TONIGHT Steel Bowl, Civic Arena, Duaunn vs. Air Force, Pitt vs. Massachusetts, 9. Robert Morris v.

Baltimore JC, Moon High. Adelbert at Bethany. Juniata at Delaware Valley. Steubenville at Mt. St.

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The Tartans will be trying to extend their four-game winning streak over Waynesburg in the 2:30 tipoff. Waynesburg is 0-4 after bowing to Wheeling, 85-71, last night. After beating Wash-Jeff in their opener, the Tartans lost at Grove City, and Coach Moe Fassinger has been trying a number of different combinations with his inexperienced personnel. Mark Lang, with 33 points and 32 rebounds, has led Carnegie-Mellon so far, while Barry Hummel has scored 29 points and John Meister 20. Jeff Collier, 6-2 freshman from Uniontown, and 5-10 Tom Cunningham have been leading the Waynesburg attack.

The other starters for Coach Hal King's Yellow Jackets are expected to be 6-4 Tom Fer-raro, 5-10 Tim Huet and 6-3 John Grimes. Collier, Grimes, Ferraro and Huet are among the 14 freshmen on King's 18-m a squad. Scholastic Basketball Schedule TONIGHT Albert Gallatin ot Frazler. AllauioDa at McKeesport. Alleohenv at Forrell.

Allegheny-Clarion at Cranberry. Ambrldoe at Freedom. Baldwin at Upper St. Clair. Beaver Falls at Mercer.

Bellaire St. John at East Liverpool. Belle Vernon at Hempfield. Bellwood-Antls ot Mt. Union.

Bentworth at Waynesburg. Berlin ot Hyndman. Blshoo McCort at Midland. Brownsville ot Uniontown St. Bucktall at West Branch.

Canevin at Donora. Center at Edgewood. Central Catholic at West Nonn. Charlerol at California. Chartlers-Houston at Canon-McMillan.

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Clarion-Limestone at West Forest, Claysburg-Klmmel at Bedford. Coraooolls at Boyle. Duauesne at Penn Hills. East Deer-Frailer ot Apollo. Elizabeth Forward ot Munhall.

Ellwood City at Burrell. Erie Academy at Altoona. Erie Strong at New Castle. Erie Tech at Oil City. Etna at Neville.

Fifth Avenue at Neshannock. Fort Cherry at Trinity. Franklin Regional ot Derrv Area. Freeport at Leechburg. Gelbel at German.

Greensburg at Mt. Pleasant. Greensburo Catholic at Braddock. Hampton at Believue. Har-Brack at Brentwood.

Hollidaysburg at Johnstown. Homer-Center at Elders Ridge, Homestead at Monessen. Hopewell at Quaker Valley, Karns City at Shannock. Keystone Oaks at Carnegie. Klski Area at Fox Chapel, Klttannlng at Tarentum.

Knock at West Deer. Mopletown at Beth-Center. Mars at North Allegheny. McGuffey at Jeff-Morgan. Meadville at Hickory.

Mercer at Beaver Falls. Meversdale at Somerset. Moniteau at Worthlngton, Montour at Bethel Park. North Catholic at Monaco. North Hills at Avonworth.

Northern Cambria at Harmony. Norwin at Connellsville, Oakmont at Richland, Peabody at Ford City, Penn Hall at Verona. Penn Cambria at Westmont. Penn Jt. at Southmoreland.

Penns Manor at Cambria Heights. Perry at Mlllvale. Portage at Windber. Punxsutawney at Indiana. Redbank at Marlon Center.

Reynolds at Franklin. St. Justin at Venango Christian. St. Vincent Prep at Llgonler.

Schenlev at South Catholic. Sewlcklev Area at Latrobe. Shater ot Mt. Lebanon. Sharon at Laurel Highlands.

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