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ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL November 29, E-2 Football Pros Open Battle for Player Talent I. 3 I I' AFL Draft Frederickson, nut ROUND 1, Houston Larry Elkins) Barter flank er. 1 New York acquired from Houston: Denver's orlilnal choice (Joe Namath) Alabama quarterback. 3, Oakland (Harry Schuh) Memphis Mate tackle. 4.

New First Elkins York (Tom Novalikel Indluia hillhack. 1. Kansas City (Oale layers) Kansas halfback. San Dieajo (Steve DeLonf) Tennessee (uard. 1, Botlun (Jerry Rush) MichKan Slat tackle, Buffalo (Jim Davuisou) Ohio Slat tackle.

SECOND EOl'N'D 1. Denver Dlek Dulkn.l Tlllnnll Una. backer. 2. Houston (Malcolm Walker) Rice linebacker.

1 Oakland I Pratt BIlMnl. NFL Draft TNeaMW? Tucker Frederickson. Au-bum hllback. 1 San Jfnc1 lard. North Carolina) fullback.

I Chfaio (from PltUburjh). Dick Bulkus, IlllnoU linebacker. 4. Chleaio. Oale Sayera.

Kan-su halfback. I. Dallas. Craif Morton. California quarterback.

4, Cbkafo (from Waahuuton) Steve aUlli.Tftsaaea) tackle. T. Oreen Bar (from Philadelphia Don Anderson. Teiaa Tech halfback (future). Minnesota.

Jack Inow, Notrw Dam end. a. Loa Anseles. Gf Williams. Waahlnron Kale nalfback.

1U. Oreen Bay. Larry Elkins, Baylor flwk'r. 11. Detroit, Tom Nowalaks.

Indian lull-back. 12. at. Louis, Joe Narnath. Alabama quarterback.

San FrtDCMa (from Cleveland), Oeorf Donnelly. JDU-noia defensive back. 14, Baltimore, Mik Curtis, Duk fullback. SECOND ROUND 1. Minnesota (from New York).

Archl Sutton. Illinois tackle. 2, San Franc isc. Joe Ceme, Northweatem center, i. Cleveland (from Chicago), Junes Oarcia.

Purdue lackl. 4. Pituburth. Bey Jffler-sen, I'lah halfkaek. Dallas Malcolm Walker, Rle linebacker.

Philadelphia, Ray Rlssmlller. Oeorgta tackle. T. Wash-Ington. Bob Breitenstein, Tulsa tackle, Cleveland (from Loa Angeles).

Gerry Bussetl. Oeoreie Tech halfback, t. Mlnne. sola, Lane Rantsel. Oklahoma nalfback.

10, Oreen Bay, Alphonse Dotson. Oram-bllng tackle. It. Detroit, Jerry Rush. Michigan Stat tackle.

12. St. Louis. Dav Simmons. Oeorf In Tech IX Cleveland.

Walter Johnson. Loa Angeles By I'nilfd Prrsi International Professional football opened the most expensive bat tie for plaver talent in history Saturday when the rival National "and American Football Leagues conducted their annual player drafts in New York. Star pass-catchinc end Larry Elkins of Baylor was the No. 1 choice in the AFL I ir koff) Florida (tat end. 4.

New York (John Huarte) Nut re Dame quarterback. Kansas City (Jack dapple) Stanford luaro-uneoacaer. a. Ian Uieio (Roy Jef. ersont Utah end.

T. Houston from Bos ton (Ralph Neely) Oklahoma tackle. I. Kansae City from Buffalo (Ron Cave. neaa) Arkansas linebacker.

THIRD ROVND 1. Houston lEmta BToti Teiai fiiitkuk. kicker. 1 Denver (Olenn Ressler) Penn State center-linebacker. 2, Oakland (Bob Hvtnus) southern California tackle.

4, New York (Vernon Bliga) Jackson Slat end. 5. Kansu City lUlk CurtU) Duke Full. State Prep Stars Among Picks For Pro Drafts draft, named by the Houston Oilers, and hard-hitting lull-back Tucker Frederickson of Auburn was the No. 1 pick in the NFL, named by the New-York Giants.

The AFL draft was con-eluded after 16 hours, 40 minutes. That was six hours longer than the proceedings took back. San Dleio (Allen Brown) Ula- siaaippt ena. 7. Boston (Jim Whalen) Boa-ton Collets end.

1 Buffalo (Al Atkinson) VUlanova tackle. rOltTH ROVND 1. Denver (Oeoree Donne let Tmnnlt defensive back, Houston (Bob Maples) Stat tackle. 14. Baltimore, Rata leiy.

Oalabema tackle. Baylor linebacker. J. Oakland (Ous Otto) Missouri fullback-linebacker. 4.

New lit 4K vjJ NEW Y0RK Three Meanwhile, the hi Football League was moving. choo, footbaIV standouts were York (Bob Bchwelkert) Vlrilnla Teth quarterbark. Kansas City (Otla Taylor) Prairie View. Tes. end.

San Dleso i Steve Tens!) Florida State auarierhark iasn8 FC jn the professionaI 7, Boston Ellis Johnson) Southeast Louis. Southern Cal i Upsets Irish nuu.s 01.u foot ball league draft which be completed only two rounds Saturday. lana Slate halfback Kansas City from Buffalo (Frank Pitta) Southern Univ. (La.) flanker. FIFTH ROUND ln year me nrsi two ruunasi Rainh Ncclv 1.

Houston (Frank Mnlden) Jaekinn took 12:17. The NFL counted three quick and All-State tackle in 1960 and a starting tackle at Ok- Continued From E-l Stale, tackle. 1 Denver (Bob Breitenstein) Tulsa, tackle. J. Denver (from Oakland).

signees Frederickson, who lahoma, was a second round accepted a three-year bonus pick by Houston in the Ameri- (Max Leeiow) Idaho, tackle. 4, New York (Olenn Saaser) North Carolina State, tackle. 1 Kansas City (Smith Reed) Alcorn AfcM, halfback. 8an Diego (Rick Redman) Washington, linebacker. T.

Boa-ton (Corwyn Aldredce) Northwest Louisi completions out of 23 attempts for 225 yards and two touchdowns. contract from the Giants; full- can Football League draft back Tom Nowatzke of In-1 The choice had been acquired diana. who turned down thejby Houston from Boston by iO (Dava summons) ana, end. a. Bunali In the first half, which be-onged to the Irish, Huarte Oeorf la Tech.

linebacker. New York Jets of the AFL to Ian earlier trade. sien with the Detroit Lions of Also going on the same connected on 11 of IS passes for 176 yards and a touch-down, and the big Irish line the NFL; and linebacker Mike round was Jack Chappie of SIXTH ROUND Denver. Tom Wllnelm. Syracuse tackle.

1 Houston. Dennis Murphy. Florida tackle. 2, Houston (from Oakland). Rusa Wayt, Rice linebacker.

4. New York. Don Hoovler, Ohio Univ. linebacker. 8, Kansas City.

Mickey 8utton. Au VP AND OVER: Navy halfback Tom Leiser goes head down, went over with only 25 seconds left In the over the goal line, headfirst, from the one in a des- half and set it up for Roger Staubach to tie the game pcrate attempt to get the Middies back into the ball with a pass to Phil Norton. Army won, 11-8. game against Army's 8-0 lead in the first half of their game in Philadelphia Saturday. Leiser, 25 with (UPI Telephoto) Curtis of Duke, who signed Stanford who was better i i Mill known at New Mexico with the Baltimore Colts, al burn defensive back.

I. Ban Diego. Willie Be eiiey, norm Carolina AiT fullback. 7. was giving him enormous protection.

The opening score was -a 25-yard field goal by the Boston, Justin Canals, Mississippi State tary Institute as a shot put and discus standout than as a football player. He is a guard and linebacker. He was Buffalo, Lane Rcntsel, Okla- Take Share of WAC Crown iou nauoack. SEVENTH ROrNI) Irish's Ken Ivan, and in the second period the Irish struck Kansas City (from Houston). Qloster picked by Kansas City in the AFL.

rucnarason, jacsnon dtate end. 2. Den for two touchdowns. ver, Jim Oarcia. Purdue defensive end.

3, New York (from Oakland). Archie Rob Bob Breitenstein, another Metre Dam .114 -IT .18 7 12-88 erts. Columbia auartrrback. 4. New York.

Arizona Upsets ASU, 30-6 Heat be ra California Jim Harris. Utah State tackle. 5. Kanaaa though he also had been picked by Kansas City of the AFL. Fast Signatures The AFL obtained fast signatures from tackle Jim Davidson of Ohio State, the first-round choice of the Buffalo Bills, and end Vernon Biggs of Jackson State, the third-round choice of the New York Jets.

The Giants surprised when they opened the NFL draft by naming Frederickson, a 215- Farmington graduate, was a fifth round choice of the Den City, Tom Boblch. Michigan Stat defen NO FO Ivan 25 ND-Snow 21 Das Irom Huarte (Ira sive Dark. Ban Diego, Jack Snow, Hot re kirk) ver Broncos of the AFL. Brei Dame end. 7, Huston, Tom Neville.

Mississippi Slate tackle. 8. Buffalo, Marty ND WolsH run (Ivan tttcs) USC-Oarrelt 1 run (Brownell kick) Usc-HiU 21 pass from Fertlg (kick tenstein was a tackle at Tulsa a third period touchdown. TUCSON, Ariz. Arizona laid the basis for three touch-combined a stout defense with downs with pass interceptions scnouenneuncr, mi nncoacaer.

EIGHTH ROlNli this season and will see ac The Arizona defense inter use-xhermen 13 pass nom renin cepted six passes when they (Brownell kick) 1. Denver. John Hohman. Wisconsin guard. 3, Houston.

Ray Ogden. Alabama fullback. 3. Houston (from Oakland). Roy Hilton.

Jackson State offensive end and Attendance 83.840 counted the most first lewn tion next month in the Blue-bonnet Bowl against Mississippi. Leo Lowry, star halfback of ARIZONA 3 203 41 its best offensive show of the-sTATE season to upset Arizona State University 30-6 Saturday night Halfback Floyd Hudlow ran linebacker. 4. New York, Rick Mccurdy, Oklahoma defensive end. 5.

Kansas City, Dannv Thomas. Southern Methodist ouar 58 and seven yards for touch chance to kick a 31-yard field goal. The Sun Devils, suffering their worst defeat in 3 8 games, lost 23 yards from scrimmage. Sun Devil quarterback John Torok put on an outstanding passing performance despite a bad shoulder, completing 25 of 47 passes for 394 yards. in a western Atnietic Confer-it rathing yardage passing yardage pasees passes Interrepleel by punts fumbles last yards peaslliel pound fullback, who gained 680 yards this year.

The fore Lovington's 1960 Class A terbark. 6. San Dieen. Clarence Williams. downs.

Jim Oliver plunged 44 4-2)1 13 Washington Slate defensive oact. 7. Bos ence football game. t-34 23 casts had been that the Gi ton. Fred Brown.

Miami, ena. for two yards, Lou White ran three yards for the other scores state champs, was drafted as a future by Houston. Lowry is a halfback at Texas Tech and Ray Rlssmlller. Oeorgla tackle. Ntvnt ROUND Wildcat touchdowns.

and another with a recov- 1. Houston. Oeorg Kinney, wney. The victory gave Arizona part of the conference title, also shared by New Mexico and Utah. The Arizona defensive unit John Molloy kicked a 31- defensive end.

2. Denver, uary Busseii, ered fumble. The defense held on downs ants would seek a quarterback. In Birmingham, Frederickson signed immediately what he called "an excellent contract" that gave him "all I wanted." was picked in tne severun round of the AFL's futures draft. yard field goal, a conversion One of these was a one- Oeorgla Tech defensive back.

3. Oakland. Rle Zecher. Utah Stat tackle. 4.

New York. Jimm Sidle. Auburn halfback. 8. and Oliver plunged for a two- yard pass to Jerry Smith for and gave the wildcats a Kansu City.

Joe Cerne, Northwestern Gary Plumlee, New Mexico point conversion to complete renter. San Dteco, OerrT Whelrhel, end who caught five passes for COIXF.CE Massachusetts quarterback. 7, Hoston. the Arizona scoring. Rob Malone.

Louisiana Tech tackle. 8. Clobber Wayland, 79-48 Buffalo. Al Nelson, Cincinnati defensive A-Rtate Arise Ut 3D back. TENTH BOUND 89 yards in New Mexico's 9-7 victory against Kansas State, was drafted by the New York Jets of the AFL on the 14th round as a defensive back.

A Oliver i run (Oliver run) DA Whit 1 run (Molloy kick) ASU Smith 1 nasa from Torok (nass Denver. Eugen Jeter. Arkansas a failed) M. N. linebacker.

2. Houston, Maxle Sunland Results By the Associated Press First race vear elds end tip; furlongs: Sim Daddv 4 80. Sou. 2 60; Dved 5 0. 360: Kentys Cindy 8.00.

T-l 12 Second race 3 year olds and up; 440 vards: Dal Barn 50. 4 2U. 2 80; Williams. Southeast Louisiana tackle. J.

Dons Open With Win Oakland. Craig Morton. California quar UA Hudlow bo run (pass railed) TJA-Hudlow 7 run (kick failed) UA FO Molloy 31 Attendance ffl.OOO terback. 4, New Yorg, rrang NEW MEXICO f. Haas as Stat Artrona 30.

Aritona Stale 8 Oklahoma 21. Oklahoma Stat 18 Army 11. Navy Oeorgla 7. Georgia Tech 8 Vanderbllt 7. Tennessee 8 Florida 12.

Miami (Fla.) 18 Boston College 10, Holy Cross I TCU 17, Southern Methodist Cincinnati 20, Houseton 8 Southern Cal 20, Notre Dam IT Baylor 27, Rle 20 Tulare 17, Duk 0 Florida AA-M 24. Texas Southern 14 Bethune Conkman 20, Allen 12 NAIA PLAYOFFS Sam Houston St. 32, Flndlay 21 CANADIAN LEAGUE Grey Cap British Columbia 34. Hamilton 24 Mtsislnnl. defensive end-kicker.

8. Kan Breitenstein and Neely both went in the second round of the NFL picks. The Washing sas Citv. Bob Howard. Btanfurd defensive back.

8, Ran Diego, Gene Foster, Artiona for a Monday game with Okla Journal Special Slate halfback, Buffalo (irom Boston), Chuck Merceln, Yale fullback. 8, Buffalo, ton Redskins, picking seventh Buck Thomas led Coach Ernie Smith's defending Dist. Chicago Diamond 90; Flying Bltlr 40 22 3 homa BaDtist University of PLAINVIEW, Jo Floyd Hudlow, Aritona defensive back. FITVFVTH ROUND Dally double Sweet Daddy A Dal Abendschan Was Just Toe' Much Shawnee. 7 NAIA champions with 21 Bam 817 60.

Third rare 2 year olds: 400 yards; in the round, grabbed Breitenstein. Baltimore, getting the last choice in the round, picked Neely. 1, Houston, Kent McCloughan. Nebras seph's Dens opened their 1964-65 basketball season with an easy 79-48 victory over Way- WAYLAND COL. points.

Sophomore Ernie Laurent had 13 and Ron Williams ka halfback. 2. Denver, torn vaugnn, Inwa State halfback. 3. Oakland, Bill Ml Bar Tawny 2W.

2.10. jzo; Master iram-lno 2 60. 2.80: Feme 4.20. 3. ST.

JOSEPH fg ft a TAiirent ft 1-2 nor. Illinois linebacker. 4, New York. Jim Qulnlrla Bar Tawny i Master tp fg ft-a 13 Kendrick 2 2-2 Orsves, Louisiana Stat defensive back. 3, Oakland, Gary Porterfleld.

Tulsa end. had 11. Domino $5 00. Kourtti rare 1 year olds and up: tm vards: Sambos Sun 18 40. 7 80.

4 New York. Chuck Browning, warning- Lou Balenton was high for Dom'guei 3 1-2 7 Balenton nurim 3 3-3 Vandtver 0 Gray, Toledo defensive back-fullback. 5. Kansas City. Al Plraino.

Wisconsin tackle. 6, Ban Diego, Veran Smith, Utah State guard. 7, Boston. John Frechette. Boston College tackle.

8, Buffalo, Doug Ooodwln. Continued From E-l Goes to Sadair ton defensive back. S. Kanaaa Cltv, Don Croftcheck, Indiana linebacker, San Thomas 10 1-1 21 Saul. 1 54 the losers with 17.

Tray Bar 4 00, 9.00; Miss Rosco 4 00. c. Cardinal 1-1 5 Bugher 1-2 only 54 yards in total offense Maryland State fullback. Smith said he was pleased Qulnlrla Sambos Bun ft Tray Bar Wi liams 4 3-3 11 Patton 0 -J OremUln 2 l-l JSaul. 2 0-0 with the floor play of Wil t29 80.

auii. ba 9 olds: 6 furlongs: Diego. Leon Hardy. Texas Southern tackle. 7, Boston.

Dav Lee, Louisiana Tech end. 8. Buffalo, John Henderson. Michigan end. EIGHTEENTH ROUND TWELFTH ROUND BALTIMORE Sadair Dana 12-2 4 Holder 3-t rnnk whiting 1 0-0 1.

Denver. Tom Myers, wonnwestem liams and Gasper Cardinale Poozrr 6 40. 3 60, S.00; Tl a. 4.40, 3.60; Rm Tnva 00. 1:12 1-5.

while UNM was netting 174 in the first half. KSU finished with 184 yards compared to UNM's 277. quarterback. 2, Houston, Bob Reed, Ten romped to an easy victory in Total 35 13-117 Totals 1(11-22 41 nessee Awl guara. Bunato tirom and the fine defensive work 1, Buffalo (from Denver).

Ray ttma, St. Jeeeoh'e 7S Slsth rare 3 year olds and up! t'k furlongs: Pantor 12 40. 5.80. 4.80; Aide Oakland), Chuck Hurston. Auburn tackle.

Texas tackle. 2. Houston, Rue Wavlsad of 6-9 James Odgen and Lou land Baptist College here Saturday night. St. Joseph threw a blanket defense over the hosts and allowed Wayland to make good on only 16 of 57 attempts from the field for a frigid 28 per cent.

Meanwhile, St. Joseph stuffed in 35 of 65 shots for a nifty 54 per cent. The Dons outrebounded Wayland by about 2-1 according to Athletic Director Rudy Cordova. St. Joe's never was in trou the $177,635 Pimlico Futurity Saturday and became the leading 2-year-old money win Mundv.

West Texas State halfback. 3. St. Joseph 18. Way 4.40.

4 00; Jellry T. 11.60. T-l 18 I S. anth rare 3 Tear olriK 1 mile: Personal Feulei Besides having praise for Oakland. John Dugan.

Holy Cross tackle. 4. New YorK, jonn Bamngion. sow a State linebacker. J.

Kansas City, Mike Cog, Iowa State linebacker. 6, San Diego, Jim Allison. San Diego State fullback. 7, ie Gremillion, who came in land 13. Quintana and Abendschan, for Zoilo Dominguez when ner in racing history.

Boston. Jim Wealherby. Mississippi de Officers Reward 4 80, 3.40. 2.60; Balboa Bob 4.60, 4 00; FuegO Bellco 4.20. T- 1 Big a' pntor ft Aide and Officers 4, Denver (from New York), Larry Dtt-pree, Florida halfback.

5. Kansas City, Jerry Smith, Artiona Stat end. 8. San Diego, Bob Evans, Texas A4M tackle. Boston, Ed Melxler, Boston U.

lineback fensive back. 8. Buffalo, Fete Mills, Weaver heaped words of glory on the Lobos as a team. Ridden by Manuel Ycaza, Dominguez ran into foul trou ble in the second half. Wichita halfback.

THIRTEENTH ROUND "Weeks has a fine team. Ogden, besides holding high Mrs. Mary B. Hecht's juvenile took the lead entering the final turn for an easy l3i- er. 8, Buffalo, John Fouse, Aritona end.

NINETEENTH ROUND 1, Houston. Frank Fox. Houston Stat 1, Houston. Bobby reus. Fiorina arm Seward ft Balboa Bob 820120.

Eighth rare 2 year olds; 5'4 fur longs. Reel Quick 4 80, 2 80. 2 40; Regis tered Nurse 3.60, 2.80; Texaa Tech 2.80 T-10S 3 5. N'lmh rare 3 Tear olds and up; They are a very hard-hitting halfback. 2.

Denver, Mike Strofallno, VU scoring B. B. Kendrick to tackle. 1 Denver, Ron Oelschlager. Kan Del Norte Bops AIS for First Win, 54-49 length margin over Hail To team," Weaver said.

Compare to Big mile: Demsco 25 20, 860. 4 20; Aero lanova linebacker. 3. Oakland. Waliy Mahle, Syracuse quarterback.

4. New York, Sonny Uts, Virginia Tech halfback. 3. Kansas City. Bob Bonds, San Jose state defensive halfback-end.

6, San Die six points, pulled down 10 rebounds. Thomas had eight and Dominguez 6. All, who closed fast to whip ble from the start and by the half held a 14 point advan Space 3.20. 2 60: Bobs Tip 3 40. T-138.

Tenth rare 3 year olds and up; 1 mii; Mr. Morse 62 40. 29 80, 10 20; I would say that UNM the early pace setter, Urn sas halfback. 3, Oakland, Frank McClen-don, Alabama tackle. 4, New York, Frank Dudeck, Xavler linebacker, 5, Kansu City, Mike Alford.

Auburn center. 8, Ban Diego. Braden Beck. Stanford kicker Boston, Jim Nance, Syracuse fullback. 8, Buffalo, Frank Marchlewskl, Minnesota linebacker.

compares very favorably with Pallors Knot 7.40, S.40; Tommy Spain go, Bill Qulgley, VUlanova guard-linebacker. 7, Boston, Charlie Oreen, Wittenberg quarterback. 8, Buffalo, Bob Tlm- brella Fella. St. Joseph stays on the road tage.

3 40 2-5. (julnlela Mr. Mors ft Sailors berlake. Michigan quarterback. teams we ve faced in the Big Eight," said Weaver.

Knot $180 40. Handle 1160.007 FOURTEENTH ROUND wnen asKea to maxe an 1. Denver. John Frtck. Ohio Unl.

By SALO OTERO WA Coaches Not Overjoyed Krratrbei 2. Tonto Bar Bob. S. Bar ard. 2.

Houston, Norman fcvans, Texas other comparison, Weaver hrlst an tackle. 3, Oak and. Loren Hawi fUnno, River Penday, Thais My Helen. rhu.f Marble 4. Buddv Bound.

Handy The "young" Del Norte ev. California defensive psck. new said that "both Quintana and RettT. S. Scaldan.

March Token. Sir Kniehts became victors for TWENTIETH ROUND 1, Denver, Terry Metehner, Albion guard. 2, Houston, Otis Breilna, Houston guard. 3, Oakland, Bo Scott, Ohio Stal halfback. 4, New York.

Troy Allen. Western Michigan defensive back. J. Kansas City, BUI Symons, Colorado halfback. 8, 8 an Diego, Jack Edwards, Florida Slat center.

7, Boston, Fred Furgastl, Missouri Valley fullback. 8, Buffalo, John Henry, Boston U. linebacker. York, Gary Plumlee, New Mexlc defensive bark. 8.

Kansas Cltv. Fred Dotson, John Torok (Arizona State Wiley, defensive back. 8, Ban Diego, Nearco. Lady Be Quick, i. Duk D.

Tell, Quico, Llttl June Bur, Sir Pan 01. 1 sh.rn;.. Ladv Pan OIL 8. Little the first time on a cage floor, quarterback) were very, very Dntmle Flovd. Florida State end.

7, Bos edging by the hustling Albu With New Buckle-Down Rule Can. Oienna, En Segulda. 10, Honeys effective against us." ton, Jay Cunningham, Bowling Oreen halfback. 8. Buffalo, Lynwood Hart, Vir aueraue Indian School Braves, Streak.

ASU also beat Kansas State 54-49 at the AIS Gym Satur ginia State caubacx. vrawsrvrn sntlND earlier this year. new rule: the sidelines and use up plen By The Associated Press day night. 1, Houston, Anthony Otilllory, Lamar Weaver also felt a few Wild ty of energy and let off Tech tackle. 2.

Denver, Jeff Jordan, Tul The sophomore-junior stud Western Athletic Confer Bob King, New Mexico 'I hope that it succeeds in sa defensive back. 3. Oakland, Bin cron- cats performed exceptionally steam. ded Knights were defeated In. Boston College defensive end.

4, New ence basketball coaches aren't well. York. Jim Burt. Western Kentucky defen Cage Scores HIGH SCHOOL St. Michael's 94.

tV Robertson 58 Los Alamos 74. NMMI 60 Vaufhn 76, Logan 62 Fame Rosa 69. Melrose 37 u.ni,l 7nnl 44 achieving the goal of trying "I appreciate what the rule Friday by Rio Grande. sive back. 8.

Kansas City, Dave Powless, to control crowd emotions. Illinois euard. 6. Ban Diego, Mine rioweii. is trying to accomplish, but Playmaklng guard Kee YaZ' happy about a new rule which is designed to buckle coaches to their benches this coming season.

However, I feel that it may I afraid there going to be "Danieley (starting quarterback Ed Danieley) ran the team very well only he was having protection problems," zie, pumping in 25 points for the evening, gave the Braves Orambllng defensive back. 7, Boston, Ted Rodosovltch, Cincinnati guard. 8. Buffalo, John Meyer, Notre Dame linebacker. SIXTEENTH ROUND be a little bit unrealistic as many two-quart games for 62 is Moines 64, Wayon Mound a 21-11 edge at the first quar me." many coaches are under real pressure and it is an emo They generally see it as "un 1, Denver.

Brian schweoa. Kansas said Weaver. ter. Yazzie, hitting on long Stan Watts, Brigham Young tackle. 2, Houston, Junior Coffey.

Wash- realistic" and difficult to en Weaver also expressed neton halback. 3. oaxiana, rrea nut, tional game. "It shouldn't hurt me per force. Del Norte S4.

AI8 49 Raton 68, Maxwell 33 Kt Plus (3, Gallup Cathedral 52 Pecoe 60, Springer 54 COIXt.GE 8t. Joseph 7J, Wayland Baptist 48 New York 106. St. Louis 91 shots from the right of the key, tossed in 13 during the Southern California end. 4, New York, Seth Cartwrlght, Pralre View tackle.

great pleasure in the perform "It could develop into some sonally because I've always The National Basketball Kansu city, Stan Irvine, coioraao lacxie. ance of halfbacks Doug Du auarter. thing that is real embarrass tried to stay on the bench and 8, San Diego, John Oodden. Ban Diego Committee, in an attempt to senbury and John Christen- Del Norte, stunned by the ing for some people. be composed.

I'll admit that achieve crowd control, instituted the new rule which pre sen. all-court press of the much Bill Strannigan, Wyoming- State linebacker. 7, Boston, ueorge ryne, Olivet tackle. 8. Buffalo, Bruc Alrheart, North Dakota Btata back.

SEVENTEENTH ROUND in the last few years that has "Dusenbury didn't practice It is rather strict to call a been harder to do. vents coaches from showing dissatisfaction with officials' 1, Houston. Jim Crtsham, Oklahoma all week because of a pulled technical foul on a coach if Some of the more excita fullback. 2, Boston (from Denver), White smaller Braves, penetrated the opponent defense reeling off 10 straight points, tying the count at 21-all midway in the second period. The teams muscle and he still did a fine he stands up at the bench ble coaches will need seat calls.

High School Basjielhall job of coming back to good Maybe he's just getting the belts." The committee, stating that creases out of his pants. running and kicking form," crowds take their cues from Bruce Larson, Arizona proceeded to trade baskets, Ned Wulk, Arizona State Weaver said. "Basically the intent of the coaches and other bench personnel, has ordered officials to ending the first half in a 29- University "The biggest Dusenbury averaged 52.8 rule is good. Whether it is 29 stalemate. call a technical four for "offi feasible or workable or not, problem is going to be en forcement.

To call the rule ef ST. PR'S IS. GALLUP CATHEDRAL HI. Plus 22 J7 Cathedral 14 I 1 S2 St. Plus Jav Kennedy.

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"Christensen did a a 1 The rule prohibits coaches from rising from the bench This means the other will coaches, Don Haskins of Texas Western and Presley Askew of New Mexico State, ex Lvnn Gallsslnl, 4: Bob Ortega. 3: Dave Mosquede. 10: Arturo Romero, Cathedral Harold Husband. John have to call the game. job.

He has a terrific atti Frank Sandoval, hitting for 20 points, provided the punch Men-era, lu; Rick Barnett, 8: Dan Baca. while the clock is running ex cept to "confer with substi 'The fans don't ake as tude," said Weaver. Abendschan Jubilant Rich Koseleskl, Angelo dl Paulo, Leroy Lucero, 11; Bob Dlaa, 2. by scoring 10 in this period. many cues from the bench as tutes, to signal players to re pressed conflicting views about the new rule.

Said Haskins: "I think it's going to cause some confusion Abendschan and tailback Frank Navarette also played an important role in bringing some people seem to tninic. CUM 44 11 12 II W-52 MENAl'L 52, Menaol quest a time-out, or to per form other necessary coach There was plenty of booing victory to the Knights. Na Zunl Joe Harris, probably reflected the attitude of the whole 4 15 10 12-44 Rendson, 14; Sanchea, 0: Menaul during a scrimmage at our ing responsibilities. because most coaches like to 12: Archuleta. Clark, 2 Bench personnel may not Lobo team with their com recent fan clinic.

The coach leave the bench to give in Lovato, Montoya, 12. Zunl Richard Fairbanks. 12. varette, scoring 11, iced the game by pushing one through the hoop with 15 seconds showing on the clock and ments on a successful grid use gestures "nor do anything to incite undesirable crowd to incite it." LV ROBERTHOff 58 campaign. structions to their players.

I really don't think the good official will pay much attention to the bench unless he's ST. MICHAEL'S 84, Ht. Michael's I nihjrtsHI reactions." 2 30 15 4 11 1 1 13 SU "It's the greatest team I've Jack Gardner, Utah, who WAC coaches may have ever played with. This is the most memorable day of my drinks a quart of milk during his games to ease inner ex been one of the primary giving Del Norte a 52-47 bulge. His tally followed foul shots by Sandoval and Charlie Brown.

SM: rreo VlgU vmn-ru jo, Juan Lujan 13. LV: Tony Madrid IB. Lloyd Tapia 14. Mike Wlntermeyer 12. This was St.

Michael's 26th straight conference game. targets of the rulemakers. AM Their teams had an incredible 70-13 collective record on abused by players or coaches." Askew said: "Most of us need to restrain ourselves. We coaches have more effect on the action of the crowds than 20 Ysrsle their home floors last year ft a 13 01 0- 0 1- 2 PErOft M. SPRINGER 54 Pirm tx- torlnger Pecoa Phil Benches, 19.

Johnnv Ortlis. 18. Springer Pat Martlnei, 26 Pecos Is now 4-0, Springer, 0-L DEL NORTE If ft-a Sandoval 10 0-1 Htrong 2 l-l Brown 4 1-3 Koone 0 1-2 V. Dreel 1 0-0 Hlbbs 1 4-8 Navarette 4 3-3 Highly partisan crowds undoubtedly olaved a part in life," Abendschan said. The outcome of the game wasn't the only thing that pleased the crowd.

Alamo-gordo High School's marching band put on a superb performance which drew a standing ovation from the 20,443 fans. 8 Recent! I Tshe 1 Yeimle 2 F'tracer citement "In such a highly emotional game as basketball, it's going to be difficult for a coach to sit on the bench without moving a muscle while watching his house burn down. "I envy a football coach who can walk up and down AND any other person in the gym 11 many of the victories. "Unrealistic Klnr" LOGAN It II II VAUGHN 71, VeegbS) I1-1H WINROCK CENTER 1-1148 I 18-84 13 nasium. Certainly if we react badly we don't do anyone any good." Totals l-u a Totals Del Norl 11 II AIM It I Here's what the league's lrmTalrela 30.

Danny Nut 12 3 ii. 17 Loan: Oeorg Caaado 25 coaches have to say about the Persoaal (eelst Del NorU 10; All 11 Vaughn If now Uxn axjai W. A.