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THE PHILADELPHIA INOUIREli. SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 6. 1970 Viking Def eat Bears, 16-1 Westminster Tennessee Jars UCLA in Final VA Minutes And Clinch Central Crown III 'i- iHvv lllllll I)ivinr Deep lor the Heart of Texas End Zone Lovghorn quarterback Eddie Phillips scores on seven-yard run in first quarter lips Anderson Captures Tit NEW CASTLE, Dec. 5 (UPI).

Westminster (Pa.) built a 21-0 half time lead and withstood a final-period rally by Anderson (Ind.) Saturday to win the first annual NAIA Division II national football championship at Taggart-Sta-dium, 21-16. Westminster quarterback. Dave who passed -17 yards and 15 yards to splif end Dave Milliron for twot touchdowns in the second perir oa, was voted the game's out stanmng back. Westminster halfback Joe, Veres, who plunged one yard for the Titans' first touchdow2 in the first period, was the-- game's leading rusher wrUT 105 yards. John Ebersberger kicked the extra point after all three Westminster touchdowns.

Anderson quarterback Mik Manley passed for 244 yardCSS and led the Ravens to two touchdowns in the final minutes. It was undefeated Westmin- ster's 10th consecutive victory this season and 15th straight over the past two seasons. Anderson 0 0 0 Westminster 7 14 16-14 West Veres 1 run (Ebersberger kick) West Milliron 17 pass from Bierbach -21 icoersDerger kick) West Milliron 15 pass from Bierbach (Ebersberger kick) And Ferguson 3 pass from Manley (Rector pass from Manley) And Pertler 5 pass from Manley (Car- penter pass from Manley) A 50C0. Finance Minister Pays at $22.80 MIAMI, Dec. 5 (AP).

Howard Kane's 3-year-old' Honda-bred Finance Minister-- closed witih a rush and caug'ht? 8-5 favorite Nequal in the lastf: jump to win the Gulf Coast Handicap at Trop-; ical Park on Saturday. Finance Minister, ridden by Bob Casey, ran six furlongs in 1:09 35 and paid $22.20, $8.40 and $4.60. 3: A Jittery Texas Back Gains 'Just' 189 Yds. AP Wirephoto NOTRE DAME QUARTERBACK Joe Theis-niann and his bride, the former Cheryl Lynn Brown, are all smiles following wedding Saturday. LUS.

Shells Ole Miss To Gain Orange Bowl who captured the hearts of the nation's football fans a year aso when his cancerous left IPS amputated, watchad from the stands as his former teammates romped to a 42-7 victory over Arkansas. He was in the dressing room to the team when the game ended. "I don't know whftn I've seen a Texas team hok better," he said. "You ju't an them that way." Sleinmark later visited the Arkansas dressing room and told the losers: "They had to ay great to beat a fine team Arkansas like they did. These are great guys.

They wrote End called me after I lost my leg, and I really think a lot of them. I hate to see them under these circumstances." i. BATON ROUGE, Dec. 5. (UPI).

Cornerback Tommy Casanova of Louisiana State returned two punts for 61-and-76-yard touchdowns Saturday night and safety- iRAND NEW PREMIUM Cm2t: 4-FLY NYLON OR 4-FLY POLYESTER GOODYEAR SUBURBANITES MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 5 (AP). Fred Cox kicked three field goals and the Minnesota Vikings withstood Cecil Turner's 88-yard touchdown kickoff return to beat the Chicago Bears, 16-13, Saturday and clinch the National Football League Central Division title. Cox, tying the NFL record of ex-Eagle Sam Baker by scoring in his 110th straight game, booted field goals of 21, 23 and 10 yards, the third kick giving the Vikings a 16-16 lead with 8:47 to play. Turner fielded the next kick-off at his own 12, swung to the sidelines and sailed to his NFL record-tying fourth kick-off return touchdown of the season.

He broke Cox's tackle attempt at the Minnesota 48. LEE FIRES TD IN DEBUT Cox kicked two goals in the first half while Mac Percival booted two for the Bears from 33 and 24 yards in the second period for a 6-6 Bob Lee, making his first NFL start at quarterback while replacing the injured Gary Cuozzo, lofted a 33-yard Minnesota touchdown pass in the third period to John Henderson, who caught the ball through the arms of Bear defensive back Joe Taylor. Minnesota running back Dave Osborn carried a team record of 29 times for 139 yards, third highest ever by a Viking. 3D STRAIGHT TITLE The Vikings ran their record to 10-2, won their third straight Central Division championship. They will host a National Conference playoff semifinal game Dec.

26 or 27 at Metropolitan Stadium. The Bears reached the Minnesota 34 with two minutes left on Jack Concannon's 19-yard pass to Dick Gordon. But a short loss and a holding penalty pushed the Bears back to their 39 and Chicago had to punt with a minute left. The Viking defense rose twice in the second period to stop penetrating Chicago drives. Cornerback Charlie West picked off a Concannon pass in the Minnesota end zone after the Bears got to the Vikings 7.

Wally Hilgenberg intercepted Concannon's pass at the Minnesota 15 after a short punt. Lonnie Warwick got a third interception for the Vikings at the Chicago 30 and returned it six yards to the 24 to set up Cox's fourth-period field goal. Turner tied the NFL record of four kickoff returns set in 1967 by Travis Williams of Green Bay. Chicago 00 713 Minnesota 3 3 7 1 Minn FG Cox Minn FG Cox 73 Chi FG Percival 33 Chi FG Percival 24 Min Henderson 33 pass from Let (Cox kick). Minn FG Cox 10 Chi Turner 83 kickoff return (Percival kick) A 47,900.

STATISTICS Bars Vikings First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts Fumbles lost Yards penalized 9 16 41 83 1 10-29-3 8-34 0 202 79 10 5-12-0 7-27 1 60 Captains Chosen At Boston College NEWTON, Dec. 5 (AP). Rav Rippman, who spent his first two varsity seasons as a backup quarterback, and Kevin Clemen a regular linebacker during the same period, have been elected co-captains of the 1971 Boston College football team. Rippman, a 6-foot-l, 185-pounder from Wayland, was used sparingly in 1989 and this fall as a sub for Frank Harris. He completed 18 of his 31 passes this season for 227 yards and four touchdowns.

Clemente, a 6-foot-2, 220-pounder from Loudonvllle, N. has been a starter since early in his sophomore year and was a key man on defense this season as the Eagles compiled En 8-2 record. Russian Lifter Sets Four Records MOSCOW, Dec. 5 (AP). Soviet weightlifter Vasily Alexeyev has set four world records in the second heavyweight division.

The 29-year-old student from Shakhty in Rostov region set the records Friday in competition in his hometown, the Soviet Ne.Vs Agency Tass reported. The records were: press 487.2 pounds, snatch 290.2 clean and jerk 503.7 and total 1368.8. KNOXVILLE, Dec. 5 (UPI). Fullback Curt Watson broke through the middle for a 19-yard touchdown run that brought fourth-ranked Tennessee from behind with 2:20 left to play Saturday anf propelled the Vols to a 28-1" victory over UCLA.

UCLA had taken the lead with 3:40 to play when safety Ron Carver streaked 85 yards with an intercepted pass to put the Bruins ahead, 17-14. But quarterback Bobby Scott, who set several school records despite an injured foot, brought the Sugar Bowl-bound Vols roaring 67 yards upfield for the decisive score. Passing on fourth down, Scott hit tailback Don McLeary for a first down on the 19 and Watson bolted over from there. McLeary, who scored the first Tennessee touchdown, wont over again with eight seconds to go, sending the Vols into the Sugar Bowl opposite Air Force with a 10-1 mark. Scott, a senior from Ross-ville, set school records in career offense (3580 yards), career passing (3461), single season yardage (1786) and career passing attempts (252).

Only 7:19 remained in the first half when Tennessee launched a 77-yard drive that broke a scoreless deadlock. The Bruins helped by being called on a pass interference penalty that put the ball on the UCLA one. Three plays later, McLeary dived in for the-touchdown. Eight seconds deep in the second UCLA got its chance when a fumble by Watson gave the Bruins the ball on the Vol 30. Marv Kendricks carried twice, the second time skirting right end for 18 yards to tie it up.

Scott's 13-yard scoring pass to Lester Mc-Clain later in the same quarter broke the tie. UCLA 0 0 Tennessee 0 7 1017 1 Tenn McCleary 1 run (Hunt kick) UCLA Kendricks 18 run (Record kick) Tenn McClain 13 pass from Scott (Hunt kick) UCLA FG Record 31 UCLA Carver 85 pass interception (Record kick) Tenn Watson i9 run (Hunt kick) Tenn McCleary 1 run (Hunt kick) A 63,242. STATISTICS UCLA Tennessee First downs Rushing yardage Passing yardage Return yardage Passes Punts -Fumbles lost Yards penalized 13 25 91 130 77 11-22-1 8-43 2 69 201 211 21 18 38-1 7-33 2 38 Quaker City CaofuresShoot Quaker City Gun Club shooters won over the Rox-borough Gun Club at Roxbor-ough Saturday, 1056 to 1050. Now Quaker City leads the six-match series, 3 to 2. William Roman, with 74 of 75 targets, and Fred Remington, 73, led the victors, while top man for the losers was Bobby Pagliughi with 73.

In the ladies' race, Rhoda Wolf, Quaker City, and Mrs. Mary Christopher, Roxbor-ough, tied with 72s. The sixth and final shoct is next Saturday at Holmesburg. Dr. Lewis R.

Wolf and Mrs. W. W. (Nancy) Remmev captured the men's snd ladies' gun awards in the Torres-dale-Frankford CC traoshoot Saturday, both firing 73 of 75 performances. In 50-bird handicap contests Mrs.

Ida Goldsmith won one and Max Schweitzer, Mrs. Helen Shannon and Gerard Shannon Jr. tied in the other with 50 scores. Hitchcock 1st In Display 'Cap NEW YORK, Dec. 5 (AP).

Sigmund Sommer's Hitchcock, a German-bred 4-year-cld, responded under Jockey Eddie Belmoite Saturday to score a neck victory over Chomrricn in the two-mile, $57,300 Display Handicap before 48,033 at Aqueduct. Hitchcock briefly lost the lead in the stretch duel wilh Chompion, ridden by Helio-doro Gustines, but came on again towin his second success in 17 starts this year. Hitchcock paid $6.80, $3.60 and $2.60. The time of 3 minu'es, 21.1 seconds was a second over the stake record and two seconds over Kelso's track and American standard. tJ90 TRES 2 for rncc 560x15 C78x14 693xM C78x15 635x15 E78x14 733x14 78x15 735x15 2 for MOUNTING F78xl4 G78xl4 H78xl4 F75xl4 855x14 F78xl5 H78xl5 775x15 825x15 855x15 2 for 2 for 2fcr 41.82 47.ee 51.50 AUSTIN, Dec.

5 (UPI). Almost apologetically, Texas halfback Jim Berieben explained that pre-game almost made him sick in the first quarler of the top-ranked Longhorns' annihilation of rival Arkansas Saturday. But Berleisen didn't need to apologize for his performance as he ruiihed for 189 yards to help Texas to its third straight Southwest Conference title and an almost ceitain second straight national championship with a 42-7 win over the Razor- Bertelsen, fuLback Steve Worster, quarterback Eddie Phillips and coach Darrell Royal agreed unanimously on one thing the Longhorns were better prepared for this game than any in recent years. DIDN'T DREAM "I didn't dream it would be that way," Royal said. "I don't think we've ever had our people that ready to play.

It was just one of those things thaf happens." Royal cited a Texas goal line stand in the second period as the turning point in the game. At that time, Texas led only, 14-7, and Arkansas had a first and goal at the Long-horns' three-yard line. Bu- Texas stopped four straight running pi-ays and then marched 99 yards for a touchdown th2t deflated the Razorbacks. "That goal line stand with the 99-yard drive back to back gave us a big lift. It was the thing that really got us rolling," Royal said.

Bertelsen, having his best day in two years as a Texas carter, said, "I felt a little sick in the first quarter, but I guess it was because I was so excited before the game. I didn't get to sleep until two o'clock last night" LOOSENED UP Worsler, who went into the game wi.h a severe hip bruise, bruised his shoulder on the opening kickolf and "kep; shying away from it. I get some heat cn it at the half and everything finally loosened up," Worster credited the strong blocking of the Texas line fr his success. "My running wasn't anything fantastic. I just followed the blockers," he said.

"My little brolher could run through holes like that." Texas tackle Bill Atessis said his biggest concern was that the Longhorns would reach their emo.ional peak before the game. "They were having to held us back in the dressing he said "I was scared to dealh we were going to hit our peak in the locker room about 1 o'clock." STEINMARK WATCHES Freddie Steinmark, the former Texas Longhorn safety FREE: 44 N. 3rd ST. r- ADD TO ABOVE PRICE Whitewalls McCREARY GIAS BELTED or FIRESTONE TOWN ft COUNTRY man Craig Burns added another 61-yard punt return as LSU routed Mississippi, 61-17. The win clinched the Southeastern Conference title for the Tigers and vault.

ed them into the Orange Bowl against 3d-ranked Nebraska. Ole Miss Gamble Signs As Penn Coach Continued from 1st Spts. Page education at Temple. He had brief tryouts with tin Eagles and Steelers before going into high school coaching. He coached at Clayton and Audubon high before becoming line coach for five years at Penn under Stiegman and Odell.

He was South Jersey coach of the year in 1960, when his Audubon tram was 9-0 and claimed the South Jersey Group 3 championship. A Gamble trademark is his wearing of shorts to every practice, regardless of the temperature. He reasons the shorts are "something to make the players forget how uncomfortable they may be on a bad day." The holder of a private pilot's license. Gamble also is a boating enthusiast. He has written some articles on football and is au'hor of a book, "The Pro-T Offense in High School Football." SUPERBOWL JAN.

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Page play a game as they Coach Darrcil Royal said. "It's been one of the finest days since I've been here." And, lost in the debris o'. the one-sided score was the goal line stand made by Texas' defense in the second quarter which prevented Arkansas from tying the score. "It hurt us," said Arkansas' dejected coach, Frank Broyles. Brtelsen scored three times and Worster twice.

Worster's two touchdowns came on runs of two yards each and Bertel- sm scored on six, eight and I live yara runs, rnmips scorea the first Longhorn touchdown from seven yards out. Happy Feller contributed six extra points to finish up with an NCAA career record ol 123 kicking points. THROW ONLY 3 PASSES Arkansas' lone points came in the second period during a brief rally when Jon Richardson swept 12 yards into the erd zone. Phillips directed Texas on drives of 76, 83, 99, 46 and 63 yards before turning over the club to second stringer Donnie Wigginton. Wigginton immediately guided a 48-yard scoring thrusl.

The Texas ground game was so potent that Phillips went to the air only three times and completed two of those passes. Both of the complaints were instrumental in two of Texas' first-half touchdown drives. Arkansas, showing none of the emotional spirit which marked its efforts in last year's 15-14 loss to Texas, was a victim of its own blunders all afternoon. Bill Montgomery, the Arkansas quarterback who was finishing his college career, threw three interceptions. ARKANSAS BOTTLED UP Except for Arkansas' flurry in the sscond quarter, Texas' domination of the game was astounding.

Playing ball control offense, Texas succeeded on 10 of 14 third down plays. The second half was such a one-stf ed affair that Arkansas wound up gaining only 165 yards all day 145 of them in the air and a paltry 20 on the ground. Arkansas Texas 7 14 0 7 1442 Tex Phillips 7 run (Feller kick) Tex Worster 2 run (Feller kick) Ark Richardson 12 run (McClard kick) Tex Berleisen 6 run (Feller kick) Tex Worster 2 run (Feller kick) Tex Berte'sen 8 run (Feller kick) Tex Bertelsen 5 run (Feller kick) STATISTICS First downs 13 Rushing yardage 10 Passing yardage 145 Return yardage 2 Passes Punts Fumbles lest 0 Yards penalized 15 29 454 53 14 3-5-0 2 1C6 NYU Wins Fencing NEW BRUNSWICK, N. Dec. 5 (UPI).

New York University, defending NCAA fencing champion, Saturday defeated Rutgers University, 20-7, in the opening match of the season for the Violets. PARK "APELCO" DFRSO RADIO DIRECTION FINDER 5 Band Receiver. Direction Finder. Solid-State opera tun on beacon 1180 400 KHZ) standard BC (540-1600 KHZ) and Marine 1154 MHZ). FM band (86 109 MHZ) das i band tor Marine VHF.

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LSU's rugged defense, tops in the nation against the rush, spoiled a valiant comeback bid by injured Ole Miss quarterback Archie Manning, who wrapped his arm in a sponge rubber sleeve for the ga e. But he completed only 12 of 23 passes for 82 yards and one touchdown. Ithaca Names Hockey Captain ITHACA, N. Dec. 5.

Senior defenseman Tom Schoen of Whitesboro, N. has been elected captain of the 1970-71 P.haca College varsity hockey team. Schoen was a forward for Ithaca, as a sophomore, scoring three goals and adding 14 assists. Last year he was switched to defense miiway through the season and responded by scoring one goal ard seven assists. Schoen earned three letters football and two in lacrosse in addition to two in hockey.

S. Skaters Win MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 5 (UPI). Kevin Ahearn's rebound goal with 2:22 left broke a 4-4 tie and lifted the TJ. S.

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