The Morning News from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 47

mrY 'm'r pnf wnff i mt 'ts" Morning Newi, Wilmington, Del. Nov. 20, 1963 47 1 Its My Turnj Bombers open at Scranton By MATT ZABITKA I When someone mentions Blue Cross, what is the first Scnoe night at Salesianum thing that pops into your mind? Me? I immediately think of gall bladder operations, Sunday night. The schedule: HOME Nov. 24 eunbury; 28 Camdm.

Dpc. 1 Allentown: 8-Sunbury; 15 Willlamsport; 29 Allentown. Jan. 1 Trenton: 5 Wllkes-Brre; II Trenton; 26 Willlamsport. Feb.

Stranlon; -Camden; IS Wllkcs-Barre; 23 Scranton. AWAY Nov. 23 8-ranton; 30 Sunbury. Dfc. 7 Trent nn; Wtlliamsport; 81 Allentown; 22 Wllkes-Barre.

Jan. 12 Camden; 18 -Sunbury; 25-Scranton. Feb. 1 Wllkes-Barrc; 8 -Allentown: 14 Camden; 16 Trenton; 22 Florida Nate Cloud, standout at Delaware last season; Ray Flynn, Providence, and Tom Wynne, St. Joseph's.

ALSO JOHN Andreoli, co-captain at Notre Dame last season; Larry Comely, Kansas State; Charley Riley from Winston Salem Teachers, and Mel Peterson, out of Wheaton College. Cut were Ron Harris, who came with Johns from Scranton; Jimmy Lynam, St. Joseph's ace playmaker last season, and George Raveling and Villanova's George Raveling and Joe Ryan. Bill Pickles) Kennedy, who reported last weekend, also failed to make the grade. Kennedy is a former Temple ace.

SPENCER AND Bellamy made their debut with the Bombers the past weekend. Spencer, 6-feet-7 and 240 pounds, played with the Globetrotters for five years. In addition, he was with Sun-bury, Hazleton and Williams-port in the league. A for able starting lineup. Stith, 6-5, and Johns, 6-4, are other likely starters.

Flynn (6, 175) is familiar to University of Delaware rooters. His accurate shooting and floor play were instrumental in beating the Blue Hens last December in the Philadelphia Holiday Invitation Tournament. Now in the Army, Flynn is stationed at the Aberdeen (Md.) Proving Ground. The Bombers will open their home season Sunday mer Maryland Stale athlete, Spencer, averaged 22 points per game with Sunbury last season. Bellamy received All-America mention at Florida after leading his conference in scoring with a 28 point average last season.

A fourth draft choice of the St. Louis Hawks, Bellamy also averaged 17 rebounds per game. WITH SPENCER and Silc, the Bombers will have two 6-7 players in their prob fractured ribs, arms and legs, a mountain of band aids, long hospital stays, huge medical expenses, and wonder whether Blue Cross -Blue Shield will absorb the costs. What does Blue Cross -Blue Shield think about between the months of September and November? They think about football not only coverage in the way of hospital expenses, but also in terms of picking a Delaware The Wilmington Blue Bombers will open their initial Eastern Professional Basketball League at Scranton Saturday night with a 12-nian roster. The players Coach Al Severance has decided to retain include: Wills Johns, acquired from Scranton several months ago; Tom Stith, former All-American at St.

Bonaventure; Gary Silc, ace at Northern Michigan college last season; Tom (Tarzan) Spencer, onetime Harlem Globetrotter; Waite Bellamy, Ralston sole U.S. survivor ADELAIDE, Australia Valley scholastic all-star team. Matt Zabitka Just how and why the Blue Crossers feel qualified to squeeze themselves into the football scene with an all-star team each year I don't know. Time Out Perhaps the Blues feel tan -ifiisraawi New code is adopted for school wrestling 51 class unless ha weighs In at hfs of Alexis I. du Pont High.

established weight class In lit least SO It is to check any possible use per rent ot bit matrhrs during the season. of this abuse that a more prac V. Before the opening of the season. tical weight control code was a certified term rosier carrying the By IZZY KATZMAN A strong blow has been struck at "weight control" in Delaware schoolboy wrestling. Webb Reyner of St.

Andrew's School, president of the Delaware State Wrestling Coaches and Officials association, announced last night that the as adopted by the association. minimum weight cum I I i 'vij-y iff Wilmington on Oct. 19. Second team And for a No. 2 team, how about ENDS Skip Rotenberry of Christiana, ankle injury in loss to Conrad.

Don West of Millsboro, fractured nose and finger in Georgetown game. TACKLES Alan Hollis of Salesianum, bad shoulder. Art Durham of Christiana, who is out for the rest of the season after being injured in 21-0 loss to William Penn. GUARDS Bruce Knox of Brandywine, bruised leg. Gene Geiger of Millsboro, fell off chicken truck before season started, missed sociation has adopted a code Dennis Ralson of Uakersfield, became the sole survivor from the United States in the men's singles quarterfinals at the South Australian Tennis Championships yesterday.

He defeated Tony Roche of Australia, 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 and will meet Kent Fletcher of Australia next. Marty Riessen of Evanston, 111., the Nov. 5 for i team mrmuer bujmi ue bcii. tu hiv COCie reads: secretary of the. conference to whlcb I.

No wrestler may compete In a the school belongs. Further, duly at-match or tournament until he has tested notice of additions to tho roster established his minimum weight class, must be sent tho conference ire rein the manner described below. (Ill Itary without The conference II. Each year, three weeks from the! secretary will In turn send to each first day he appears at practice, every! school In his conference copies of the wrestler must establish his minimum 'certified rosters of each school In weight class at weigh-ln witnessed! his conference. Further he shall now by and attested to In writing by thel-nd send notice of additions to rer-athletio director of the school the titled rosters as these additions occur, wrestler attends.

VI. Violation of this rode on lha III. Thereafter he may not compete 'part of any coach will be considered In a weight class below his duly estab-'evldence of bad faith and bad coarh-llshed minimum weight class ling, as will attempts to circumvent against the "abuse." The code goes into effect immediately. "I didn say my team was Reyner said the code has been approved by the Delaware Association of School Administra-tors' Wrestling Committee any good I said they'd surprise the opposition!" 1 ift. ll I il.

Tom Stith headed by Vincent (Pat) Reilly tournamrnt at bis tstahlishrrl weight harmful wrlght rrjurtion. eign seed, bowed to John Newcombe, 15-13, 6-3. En route to his victory Ralston opened an old cut just be low his left knee, thereby becoming the third member of the U.S. Davis Cup team on the injured list. Ralston was given medical attention and advised to stay off his leg as much as ALL 3 NEW, ALL 3 DIFFERENT, ALL 3 RAMBLER possible.

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I'm of the opinion that Blue Cross would be better qualified to select an ALL-SCAR instead of ALL-STAR team each football season, naming the players with the most serious injuries (and most talent) to' the No. 1 team. Second place selections would be players who suffered lesser injuries, while honorable mention would include performers who did not require hospitalization. Say a player missed four games because of a broken leg. If he had been a starter before he suffered the injury, he would certainly-merit consideration for a first-team berth.

Just for pun Just for the pun of it, Blue Cross All -Delaware team for 1963: ENDS Frank Esham of Clayton High, who suffered a broken leg in third period of 14-0 win over Lord Baltimore. Ken Branner of Mid-dletown, a second-team All-Stater last year, who was forced to sit out the Cavaliers' first three games because of serious injuries sustained in an auto crash. TACKLES George Faus-naugh of Gunning Bedford, who suffered a concussion in the 31-13 loss to Elkton. John Fisher of Archmere, who has missed most of the season after suffering a torn cartilage in 20-2 win over St. James of Penns Grove, N.J.

GUARDS Mason Morgan of Tower Hill, who suffered a kidney injury in practice after his team's third game and hasn't been able to play since. Bart Kolber of P. S. du Pont, who was hit with a fractured shoulder in the third quarter of his club's 6-0 win over Dickinson. CENTER Joe Farley of Salesianum, broken nose in win over Archbishop Carroll or Steve Adams of Bridgeville, who suffered a broken leg in Clayton game.

QUARTERBACK Aubrey Fisher of Christiana, who Jias missed every game since the second against Conrad when he fractured an arm. HALFBACKS Tim Coar of Georgetown, broken leg in win over Caesar Rodney. Dave Sheats of Middletown, who injured his knee in practice after the Smyrna game on Sept. 27 and hasn't been able to play since. FULLBACK Walt Lips of Brandywine, broken left ankle in 20-6 victory over Xv-Kv v''X'-''Xv-'X '-JTO -iaaam i MaMMtaYMaMaTjS hardtops eye-opening tional League president met with Commissioner Ford Frick Monday but would not disclose the nature of the meeting.

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du Pont. Eddie Cox of Milton, fractured ankle in 39-6 loss to Lord Baltimore. Bill Alles-andrinl of Wilmington, torn ligaments in 20-6 loss to Brandywine. Pete Edwards of Dickinson, brain concussion in 28-2 loss to Mt. Pleasant.

Lest we forgef How about honorable mention for LINEMEN End Doug Hunt of Christiana (twisted knee), End Andy Bartholomew of Salesianum (virus), End Mike Stradley of Dickinson (bruised leg), Center Rod Derrickson of Dickinson (knee) and Ronnie West of Lord Baltimore. BACKS Tom Silicato of Salesianum (arm), Jim Foster of Salesianum (leg), Alan Nichols of Tower Hill (pinched nerve in shoulder), Joe Wronowicz of Christiana (knee), Clarence Saunders of Middletown (charley horse), Bruce Garrett of Claymont (compound dislocation of little finger), Pete Lips of Brandywine (slight brain concussion), Ernie Anderson of Conrad (chest injury), Ben Martin of Wilmington (shoulder), Don Hayman of Gunning Bedford (carbon dioxide shortage), Jack Hopper of Christiana (knee), Les Baldwin of Christiana (dislocated shoulder), Bill Pusey of Millsboro (knee), Jerry Dougherty of Dickinson (knee), Dick Hopkins of Bridgeville (blood clot in leg), Bill Green of P.S. du Pont, Bob Owens of Mt. Pleasant (broken hip in preseason scrimmage), Bob Callaway of Bridgeville (pinched nerve in kidney) and Carol Di Sabatino of Dickinson (broken ankle). Two area pros eighth in golf PHILADELPHIA Willie Polumbo and Fred' Kaider, Delaware area pros, tied for eighth place in the second annual Middle Atlantic Blind Golf Association Open Tournament here Monday at Kimberton Golf Club.

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