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Morning Newi, Wilmington, Dl. Nov. 16, 1964 19 Rick Bane sparkles forA.I. Wesley season defeat ends By PAT KNIGHT Special Correspondent DOVER-The year 1964 is a year to be forgotten here at Wesley. The Wolverines, undefeated In 1961 Wesley was 1-7, then went on to two all-winning seasons.

But the bottom fell out on Coach Dick Smith this season, and Saturday's loss was a good sample. The Wolverines held West Delaware St. losing streak halted at five -w vvas YBWattra'-WFy'iiowi aBawatoj-aj Rick Bane (right), A. I. halfback, carries out his fake well enough to be grabbed by a Smyrna player.

GOING NOWHERE-Bruce Clough (20) of Smyrna High, puts his shoulder into Alexis I. du Pont halfback Jim Loretta in the second quarter of Saturday's game at A. I. in over the past two football seasons, went down to defeat for the fifth time Saturday. 26-6, at the hands of West Chester Frosh, to end the season with a 3-5 mark.

teammate Len Burton's fumble in the end zone for another TD The Hornets rolled for three touchdowns in the final period. Blackmon made the tirst on a 5-yard run; Len Burton plunged from the 1, and Anderson went around end for six. St. Paul's Tom Morris recov ered a Hornet fumble on Delaware State's 4 in the second period and quarterback Bil Miller passed to Elo Gaskins for the visitors' only score. St.

Paul's College 0 Delaware State 14 0 I 20-48 Del Anderson 25, run. Del Murray 71, pass and run from Blackmon (Anderson, run). Del Gibson 23, pass from Blackmon St. Paul's: Gaskins 4, pass from Miller. Del Jones, recovered fumble In end zone (T.

Blackmon, run). Del Blackmon run. Del Burton 1, run. Del Anderson 6, run (Barber, pass rrom Neau. Gregory team wins Pa.

title INDIANA, Pa. (0 East Stroudsburg has won its first Pennsylvania State colleges football crown on a big performance by little Glen Ray. The 5-foot-6 quarterback fig ured in all his team's scoring- passing for two touchdowns and running for two others as the Warriors downed Indiana, 27-14, Saturday the annual East- West playoff game. The Warriors are coached by Jack Gregory, formerly at P.S du Pont High, Wilmington, Del East Stroudsburg piled up a 7-1 record in the regular season and the Indians, who were in the playoffs for the first time, had an 8-1 record. Wins in regatta RICHMOND, Va.

W- Louis Schneider, North East, yes terday won the 48 cubic inch event of the American Power Boat Association Regatta at Varina, near here. By RICK TAYLOR Special Correspondent Rick Bane continued his outstanding running to pace Alexis I. du Pont High to a 20-6 victory over Smyrna Saturday on the winner's field. Bane scored all three A. I.

touchdowns and has tallied all eight TDs for the Tigers in their last two A. I. is 6-0, winning 11 straigt over two years. Bane picked up his first touchdown in the second period on a five-yard run. Inlhe third quarter he latched on to a 25-yard scoring pass from quarterback Rick Roser and in the final -jusr-ter he ran for another touchdown from the 5.

Bane picked up 102 yards rushing and another 60 on pass receptions to lead the A. I. offense which gained 300 total yards. A. defense was nearly perfect, holding Us Diamond State Conference rival to only nine yards rushing and 85 pass ing.

Smyrna got on the scoreboard In the third period when Sam Dixon got behind A. I. defenders and caught a 40-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jim Craig. Smymo 0 A. I.

du Pont ft- 7-M A Bnt 5, run. A Bono ZJ, psj from Roser (Strange, rviif, Oixon 40. pasi from Craig. A Bono 5. run (Roser, run).

Delmarwins in romp, 31-7 DELMAR Delmar High handed Lord Baltimore its eighth straight defeat in the Henlopen Football Conference here Saturday, 31-7. Luke Seefried kicked a 20-yard field goal and booted four conversions as Delmar won its fourth conference game against tnree defeats. Burt Culver aided the lop sided victory with a pair of TDs. Seefried's field goal started Delmar's scoring in the second period, then Jerry Elliott capped a TD drive with a plunge from the 1. Ed Wilkins scored on an 18-yard run for Delmar in the third period and Culver collected the first of his TDs on a 1-yard plunge.

Culver also scored from the 1 in the final period. Dale Steele prevented Lord Baltimore from getting blanked whe nhe dashed 55 yards in the final quarter and also ran across for the extra point. Delmar collected 11 first downs to Lord Baltimore's 2 and picked up 345 yards to 136 for the losers. Lord Baltimore 0 0 0 Delmar 0 10 14 1- 7 7-31 Delmar Field goal Seefried, 20. Delmar Elliott run (Seefried, kick).

Delmar Wilkini run (Seefried, kick). Delmar Culver 1, run (Seefried, kick). Lord Baitimore-steeie 55, run (Steele rvnj. Refunds to be made for Clay-Liston bout Refunds will be made to persons who purchased tickets for the closed circuit TV showing of the Clay-Liston title fight, previously scheduled for tonight at Salesianum School, but postponed. Ticket holders are to go to the agencies at which they made their purchase to get refunds, it was announced Saturday by An-gelo Pucci, Nutley, N.J., who was promoting the showing.

Atlantic Coast football league Harrisburg 42, West Chester 7. Pro hockey NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 2, Montreal 2. Detroit New York 2. Advertisement from oges IS fo 52. Prepare now i for U.S.

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a a College Chattanooga 21, Howard, Ala. 13 Kentucky State 25, Taylor 0 Randolph-Macon 1, Bridgewater 0 East Carolina 4f, Presbyterian I Middle Tennessee 14, East Tenn. Ft. Valley State II, Miles I Memphis State 34, Louisville 0 Allen 41, Livingston I S'eastern Louisiana 7, McNees State 1 S'western La 27, N'western La. 17 Va.

Union 23, N.C. College 20 Morgan State 40, Shaw 7 Howard, D.C. 44, Morehouse I Austin Peay 29, Tennessee Tech 0 Florence State Tennessee-Martin 0 Eastern Kentucky 10, Morehead 7 Southern 43, Floida 20 Centre Hampton-Sydney 0 W.Va. Wesieyan 31, Georgetown, Ky. 7 Western Kentucky 44, Olivet, Mich.

20 Salem 2, Frederick 0 Tuskegee Instit. 42, Hampton Instit. I Carson-Newman 24, Maryville, Tenn. 14 Lane College 21, Knoxville College 7 Appalachian 21, Emory and Henry 14 North Carolina 34, Virginia State I western Carolina 14, Newberry I C. Trade School 34, Voorhies II Troy, Ala.

State 33, Louisiana College Catawba 13, Guilford 10 Jackson St. 40, Livingston St. St. Teachers 33, Fayetteville St. S.

Miss. 14, La. Tech 7 Jackson St. Mississippi Industrial 0 Albany state 27, Morris 0 Mississippi College 16, Austin 13 Southwest Texas 21, Texas Christian 13 Arkansas 44, Southern Methodist Rice 1. Texas I Texas Tech 21, Washington St.

10 Penn Stale 24, Houston 7 Aritona 14, Texas Western 0 Southwest Texas St. 52, East Texas St. 0 Bishop 41, Rust 12 Ark. 14, S. Ark.

13 Sul Ross 12, Howard Payne 0 Grambling 40, Wiley 21 Trinity, Tex. 23, Arlington State 7 Sam Houston St. 21, Texas 14 Prairie View 44, Alcorn 0 Arkansas Tech 27, Harding College 4 Texas Lutheran 20, McMurry 17 E. N.M. 39, Arizona S.

Colleq 17 J. C. Smith 21, St. Augustine II Arkansas St. 7, Lamar St.

7, tie Arkansas St. Teachers 4, Henderson St. 0 Texas Southern 21 Arkansas 14 McPherson 24, Sterling Midwest Notre Dame 34, Michigan Stale 7 Ohio State 10, Northwestern Minnesota 14, Purdue 7 Oregon 29, Indiana 21 Michigan 34, Iowa 20 Illinois 29, Wisconsin 0 Kansas 10, Colorado 7 Missouri 14, Oklahoma 14, tie Nebraska 27, Oklahoma Stale 14 Tulsa 47, North Texas 0 Kansas State 7, Iowa State 4 Xavier, Ohio 31, Detroit 27 Toledo 27, Southern Illinois I Ashland 13, Eastern Michigan 7 Findlay 19, Baldwin-Wallace 7 Miami Ohio, 27, Dayton 21 Washburn 19, Emporia State i Ohio Univ. 21, Bowling Green 0 Tennessee 31, Lincoln, Mo. 13 Muskingum 10, Ohio Wesieyan 0 Hastings 17, Southern, S.D.

4 Bluff ton 20, Grand Rapids J.C. I Pan. Okla. 13, S'eastern Okla. 7 Denison 40, Kenyon 0 Southwestern Okla.

14, Langston 0 Marietta 7, Wayne State 3 Northeastern Okla. 39, Pittsburg State 0 Capital 19, Otter-twin 10 Cape Girardeau 49, Rolla Mines 7 Marshall 12, Kent State 7 Northwest Okla. of Alba S3, St. Mary of the Plains 7 William Jewell 24 Missouri Valley 14 Mount Union 20, Bethany, W. Va.

19 Coe 47, Lawrence 10 Central 39, William Penn 0 Upper Iowa 42, Dubuque 0 Cincinnati 19, Wichita 7 Wooster 20, Oberlin 0 Akron 20, Heidelberg 14 Western Reserve 55, Case Tech 0 Univ. of the South 25, Washington, Mo. 19 Hanover 42, Rose Poly 0 Anderson 24, Alma 14 Valparaiso 21, Wheaton 14 Indiana Central 14, Manchester 12 Depauw 22, Wabash 21 Youngstown 17, Susquehanna 12 Ohio Northern 32, John Carroll 21 Over Sanhrd Chester even through the first half in a battle of punts, but in the second half West Chester broke through for four touch downs. Wesley kicked off to open the second half and West Chester marched 66 yards for the touch down with less than four minutes gone. Bill Grenfell, who rushed for 108 yards in the game, picked up the score on a 6-yard run.

Grenfell added West Chester's second touchdown later in the period on a 21-yard run. In the fourth quarter Jim Hanie passed to Roger Grove from the 30 for a TD and Herb Landis powered over from the 2 for West Chester's final score. Wesley then took the kickoff and marched 71 yards to paydirt with Stan Mosiej cracking over from the 3. West Chester 0 0 13 13-26 0 6-4 Wesley 0 0 WC Grenfell 6, run (Lewis, kick). WC Grenfell 21, run.

WC Grover 30, pass from Hanie (Lewis, kick). WC Landis run. Mosie 3, run. Pa. retriever takes 2d place HOLMDEL, N.J.

Sassy, a Chesapeake bay retriever, took second place in the Derby Stakes of a field trial held here yesterday. Owned and handled by Alec Spear of Kennett Square, Sassy was one of 10 dogs entered and one of only two Chesapeake bay retrievers. Jake, a labrador, owned and handled by Dave Elliott of Red Bank. N.J., took first place. Pa.

driver killed in race RIVERSIDE, Calif. UtV-Jim Ladd of Lebanon, driving what he said would be his last race, was killed yesterday in the last event of the day at the American Road Race of Ladd was third when his Austin-Healy 3000 spun out on a turn and was hit and sent rolling over and over into the infield. Ladd's wife, Sue, was in the pitts at the time. Ladd, 29,. father of boys ages 4 and 1, was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital.

His wife followed the ambulance to the hospital and was there informed of his death. H1C I Ft STAIRWAYS 1 TH SUPPLIES PAINT HARDWARE PANELING rtehj. $Q4o imam sheet mmmmmMmkl lllc HOLLINGSWOR DOVER Scoring in every! period, Delaware State routed; St. Paul's, Lawrenceville, here Saturday, 48-6, ending five-game losing streak. Delaware State's triumph boosted the Hornets' Central In-tercollegiate Athletic Confer ence record to 2-5.

St. Paul's is 4-2 in the CIAA. QUARTERBACK ELBERT Blackmon passed for two touch downs and ran for another and Ernie Anderson, Wilmington, scored a pair of TDs in the Hornets' second win against seven defeats overall. Anderson dashed 25 yards around right end to start the Hornets' scoring in the first period. Blackmon followed up by connecting with a 71-yard touch down pass to Willie Murray, who caught the ball on the 32 and ran the remaining distance.

Quarterback Clayton Grier's pass interception on St. Paul's 28 led to Delaware State's, sec ond-period TD. The Hornets drove to the 8 but were momentarily checked by a 15-yard holding penalty. Then Blackmon fired a 23-yard pass to Vern Gib son for the TD. IN THE third quarter, the Hornets' Nat Jones recovered Emerson loses in tournament BRISBANE, Australia un Wimbledon tennis champion Roy Emerson was defeated in a major tournament for the first time in almost a year yester day.

He lost to Fred Stolle 6-3, 8-6, 3-6, 4-6, 7-5 in the finals of the Queensland championships fcmerson last aeteat was in the French championship early this year. 4 New York teams enter paddle test Four New York teams will compete in the International Table Tennis Team Championships at Carpenter Fieldhouse at the University of Delaware, Nov. 28 and 29. Sol Schiff, who won the U.S. table tennis championship 30 years ago will play on one team and Bob Gusikoff, 1959 national amateur champion, will play for another team.

Blue Hen runners in IC-4A meet today The Delaware cross country team, led by Capt. Skip Stafford, will compete today in the IC-4A Championships at Van Cortlandt Park, N.Y. ueiaware, wnien nas won three of seven meets, will close its season in the Middle Atlantic Conference Championships at Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Friday. Odds were right Regarding their National League pennant chances, the St Louis Cardinals were a 5 to 1 third choice in Las Vegas last spring. Vf A PINCH OF REAL TOBACCO TASTE Stiff Photo by Nelson Brooks Montana State 24, Weber State 0 Carroll Mont.

21, NW. Com. Col. 0 Adams 14, New Mexico Highlands 7 Colorado College 13, Colorado Mines 7 Pomona 14, Dal Lutheran I San Francisco State 21 Nevada I Idaho State 20, Cat Poly 0 Whitworth 45, Puget Sound 14 Whittier 27, Claremont Mudd 0 Pac. Lutheran 34, Central Wash.

19 Ore. Col. of Educa. 45, George Fox Arizona St. 28, San Jose St.

16 New Mexico St. 40, West Texas St. 0 Los Angeles State 7, Long Beach 0 Sacramento St. 27, Cal Aggies 0 U. of S.

F. 20, Hayward St. 14 Cal, Santa Barbara, 48, Cal. R'side, W. State, Colo.

of S. Utoh 3 Fresno State 54, Pacific U. 7 Linfield 63, Pacific, Ore. 0 San Diego S. 53 San Fern.

Val. St. 0 ouinern Oregon 70, Moffett AFB 0 Willamette 34, College of Idaho 7 Bedford gets first win, 20-18 By JOE KOPEC JR. Special Correspondent COLORA, Bed ford High, Delaware City, scored its first victory in nine games this season, edging West Nottingham Academy here Saturday, 20-18. It was Bedford's 1964 football finale.

West Nottingham, with one more game to play, is still looking for its first win in eight games. Al Wagner blocked a West Not tingham punt and recovered on the home team's 25 to set up ueatord first-period touch down. On the next play, Jim Anderson took a 25-yard scoring pass from Harry Sturgeon. Stump Costango ran for the extra point. West Nottingham timing back to score in the same period on a 60-yard, pass-run play from Craig Stevenson to John Mc-Gaffin.

Costango boosted Bedford's lead in the third period with a 3-yard run, capping a 65-yard, TD march. Mitch Oakes' placement made the score 14-6. Dick Hill raced 50 yards with an intercepted pass to give Bedford another TD in the final period. West Nottingham tossed a scare into the visitors with two touchdowns in the final quarter, both on 35-yard runs by Mark Reinhart on laterals from Mc- Gaffin. Bedford 620 1218 West Nottingham Anderson 25, pass from (Costango, run) Sturgeon W.

McGaffin 60, pass from Steven- son Costango 3, run (Oakes, Hill 50, intercepted pass W. Reinhart 35, run W. Reinhart 35, run kick) Soccer scores DELAWARE VALLEY LEAGUE Swarthmore 1, Wilmington 0 Oxford 4, Upper Darby 2 W. L. T.

P. W. L. T. Kickers 5 1 2 12 U.

Darby 3 4 17 Oxford 3 13 9 Elkton 2 3 2 6 Swarthm'e 3 4 17 Wilm. 14 13 DATED FOR FRESHNESS I WISH MY SMOKES S0RgiN6 WITH ME. TARs I COPENHAGEN NOLLINGSVOQTirS 3-DAY SPECIALS Nov. 14, Nov. 16, Nov.

17 football Mankato 7 South Dakota St. i Grinnell 28, St. Olaf 10 Dakota Wesieyan 33, Sioux Falls 13 Kearney, Neb. 27, Northern, S.D. 0 Warfburg 14, Buena Vista 14, tie Murray State, Ky.

48, Parsons, Iowa, 32 Huron State, S.D. 14, Chadron State 13 Omaha 33, Fort Hays State 15 Neb. Wesieyan 29, Concordia, Neb. 14 Ripon 27, Beloif 24 Concordia Teachers 33 Lakeland 7 N.D. St.

34, 4 Illinois College 27, St. Procopius 14 Springfield, Mo. 42, Maryville 0 Kirksville 31, Warrenburg 7 Bradley 21, Evansville 7 Augustana, III. 45, North Park 0 N. III.

14, State Col. of Iowa Monmouth 13, Carleton 12 Chicago illinl 13, Central Methodist I Western Illinois 30, Eastern lllinoit 14 Westmar 40, Yankton 13 Hillsdale 26, Central Michigan 7 Kalamazoo 37, Franklin, Ind. 7 Southwestern, 32 Emporia 7 Illinois State 14, Illinois Wesieyan 14 Far West Washington 22, UCLA 20 Stanford 14, Oregon State 7 Wyoming 7, Air Force 7, tie Utah 14, California 0 Idaho 27, Utah State 22 New Mexico 42, Colorado State 0 Brigham Young 43, West. Michigan I Fort Lewis 30, New Mexico Western 7 Norm Snead fete speaker DOVER-Norm Snead, Phila delphia Eagles' quarterback, will be the guest speaker at the Father-Son banquet of the Men's Fellowship Club of the First Baptist Church here tonight. Snead will renew his acquaintance with Jim Locklear, a member of the club and dean of men at Wesley College.

He will visit Wesley in the afternoon in ad dition to seeing relatives, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Whitley. Frank Hogate is chairman of the banquet committee.

Tulsa and Maryland vie in court opener MIAMI BEACH, Fla. UR Tulsa and Maryland will meet in the opening game of the Hurri cane Basketball Classic in Mi ami Beach Convention Hall starting Dec. 28. Miami plays Yale in the second game. Winners of the first two games play for the championship on Dec.

30, when losers meet in the consolation game. Syracuse defeated Miami for the championship last year. United football league Quebec 42, Wheeling 30. Rose fired touchdown passes to Don Entrekin and Bob Rein-ert to make it 16-14 at the half. In the third period Rose scored his two long touchdown runs to give Sanford a 26-16 lead entering the final period.

At the start of the fourth quarter Tatnall drove 80 yards with Fred Krapf scoring from the 8. Rose was sidelined with an ankle injury at this point and Tatnall came back to score the game-winning TD on a five-yard run by Jim Krapf. Sanford Tatnall 0-24 12-28 T-Jones 6, run (J. Krapf, run). T-J.

Krapf 7, run (F. Krapf, run). S-Entrekln 15, pass from Rose (Rose, run). S-Reinert 65, past from Rose. S-Rose 40, run.

S-Rose SO, run. T-F. Krapf 8, run, T-J. Krapf run. By The Associated Press East MIDDLE ATLANTIC CONFERENCE University Division Bucknell 3, Lehigh 0 Tempi 32, Gettysburg 20 Other Came Delaware Rugters II Delaware Slate 4), St.

Paul's West Chester Froth Jo, Wesley I Princeton 35, Yale 14 Pittsburgh 24, Army I Navy 27, Duke 14 Maryland 34, Clemson I Cornell 33, Oartmouth IS Syracuse 20, Virginia Tech 1J Columbia 33, Penn 12 Harvard 19, Brown 7 Holy Cross 32, Boston Univ. 0 Amherst 20, Williams 1 Penn Military 11, Swarthmore Tufts 31, Hobart 21 Massachusetts 47, New Hampshire I Connecticut 2, Rhode Island 7 Davidson 31. Lafayette 12 Hofstra 20, Kings Point 12 Montciair 7, Cortland State I Wagner 12, Springfield 7 Wesieyan 34, Trinity 21 Wash. I Jeff. 21, Carnegie Tech Rochester 40, Rennsaiaer Poly 14 Albright 41, Wilkes 14 Franklin i Marshall 2, Muhlenberg 22 Allegheny 18, Thiel 13 Grove City 13, Hiram 10 C.W.

Post 27, Delaware Valley 1) Johns Hopkins Dickinson 21 East Stroudsburg 27, Indiana, Pa, 14 Westminster 41, Juanlta 7 Upseia 21, Alfred a Hamilton 2e, Union 24, ti Concord 10, W.Va. State a Fairmont State J7, West Liberty 11 Lebanon Valley 47, Ursinus 22 Bridgeport 13, Central Conn. I Mansfield IS, Brockport State I Amer. Interna. 21, S.

Conn. State 21, tie Colgate 7, Buffalo a Geo. Washington 13, Villanova South Alabama 24, Georgia Tech 1 Mississippi 30. Tennessee 0 West Virginia 14, William Mary 14 Baylor 17, Kentucky 15 South Carolina 33, Wake Forest 13 Virginia 31, North Carolina 27 Auburn 14, Georgia 7 Tulane 7, vanderbilt 2 17, Virginia Military 0 Furman If, Richmond II Florida State 21, North Carolina St. I Louisiana State 14, Mississippi St.

10 San Diego ups lead KANSAS CITY (AP) San Diego's defending American Footba 11 League champs opened commanding three-game edge in the Western Division by whipping Kansas City 28-14 in the mud yesterday. John Hadl and Lance Alworth led 28-point second quarter. The Chargers have a 7-2-1 record and need only a split of their last four games to clinch another Western crown no matter what Kansas City does down the stretch. Kansas City stands at 4-5. San Diego clinched its sixth straight victory with the big second period when it scored touchdowns in pairs the first two in a 44-second spurt and the last two within 56 seconds, San Diego 0 21 0 0-28 Kansas City 0 7 0 7-14 SD Lowe 50 run (Lincoln kick) SD Kocourek 38 pass from Hadl (Lincoln kick) SD Alworth 47 pass from Hadl (Lin coln kick) SD Alworth 19 run (Lincoln kick) KC Haynes recovered fumble In end lonr kick) KC Dawson 1 run (Brooker kick) Attendance 19,792.

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