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en i earn Gordon, Rush-Earn on All-Bi Hobbling Bears fjSpartans SiNamed on Bob Hoerner Timberlake's Our Choice To Face Limping Offense Lions Thursday 1 BG TEN -1964 rk 1 4 4 -X I. ZZ-l Vjh lJff rM iJk 'w J2sdEikHU fci It. c.u ,.,1 Mn iilji-! lrl 1 fs ner I i' w. -I I i DETROIT (UPI)-With only three days rest the battered Migyanka On Defensive 2nd Team, Illini Nab 4 Places and bruised Detroit Lions will entertain the crippled Chicago Bears in the annual nationally televised Thanksgiving Day game. The Lions are at their physi After watching Notre Dame quarterback John Huarte slice up Michigan State's football forces a couple of weeks ago, we can see why the Irish back won the 1964 Heisman award for being the outstanding senior player in the nation.

He was great against the Spartans. It was probably his best performance of the year. The way he has helped lead Notre Dame to the No. 1 spot in the nation has been tremendous. He received 216 of the 893 first-place votes.

We were one of the 80 sportswriters around the nation who voted for Michigan quarterback Bob Timberlake for the top honor. There will be some who say we were prejudiced because Timberlake plays for Michigan and in the Big Ten. At least they can't say we were mad because Notre Dame and Huarte beat Michigan State because Michigan and Timberlake also leveled the Spartans. Timberlake is more versatile than Huarte in our book. The Notre Dame back is the better passer but Timberlake Is the stronger runner.

Timberlake finished third behind Illinois' cal low-point of the season and under the circumstances you might assume head coach George Wilson would agree with itie. State, jsporfsl SECTION Cj Nov. 25, 1964 CHICAGO Halfback Dick Gordon and tackle Jerry Rush picked up Michigan State's two places on the Big Ten All-Conference football team as chosen today by the Associated Press. Both were named to the offensive team with Gordon and Bob Timberlake of Michigan the only unanimous selections on the offensive team. Illinois, last year's champion, topped all schools with four se- a y-f.

his counterpart Green Bay, Vince Lombardi, that the Tur key Day event is not a good thing. Lombardi, after several iVHON I i rottniA Mon chick ji a ronm. years of participation, withdrew from the affair this season. "Oh no," Wilson said. "It's a lections on both the offensive and good idea and a good game for defensive teams while Michigan the Lions, no matter what the Ohio State and Indiana had physical strain.

It become a part of the three each. Spartan captain and lineback Laurels Continue to Pour In for Michigan Gridders or Charles Migyanka was se- holiday to several thousands of people in the country and not only the Lions, but pro football leciea tor tne second team on defense while quarterback Steve I -A s.X- Juday. end George Webster, full back Lou Bobich and halfback Don Papinga received honorable mentions. field goals and 20 conversions to finish seven points ahead of Tom Nowatzke of Indiana. Although only a junior, this is the second time in as many benefits greatly from the exposure." Wilson added that extra time still wouldn't allow the Lions to count on the services of any badly injured players.

"Those with serious injuries won't be ready by Sunday or a week from Sunday, so playing Timberlake, who quarter- backed Michigan to the conference championship, was one of Football League's Western Conference, despite losing three and tying one of their last five games. The defending confer-ference and world champion Bears are tied for the basement with San Francisco with a 4-7 mark. Detroit beat Chicago, 10-0, in the first meeting in the Windy City and the defensive struggle prompted Detroit linebacker Wayne Walker to admit, "When the Lions and Bears play, pro football is set back 30 years." That might be the case the second time around, too. The 1964 edition of the Thanksgiving Day clash shapes up as another defensive battle where the only scoring might be a field goal and a safety. six unanimous choices on the 22-man squad of one team on offense and the other on defense.

years that Cecchini has been named Midwest lineman of the week. This season Cecchini has made 89 solo tackles and recovered eight fumbles. The Associated Press Lineman of the Week award went to a player who wanted to quit the game four years ago. Jack Shineholser of Florida State changed his mind, however, and was named the AP's top lineman for his play in the Seminoles' 16-7 victory over Florida that earned Florida State a Gator Bowl berth. Shineholser is a 6-1, 209-pound linebacker who got credit for six tackles, six assists and forcing a fumble.

However, Timberlake, because of his ability to do everything, was selected as a halfback. The move enabled Gary Snook. Iowa's passing sensation to grab the quarterback spot on the offensive team with Gordon at halfback and Jim Grabowski, the Big Ten rushing champion from Illinois, at fullback. On defense, All-America Dick three days early shouldn't affect us," he explained. "The extra time might enable some of our minor victims, with bruises and sprains, to fully recover, but they'll play anyway." The Lions will be without the services of flanker Gail Cogdill, middle linebacker Joe Schmidt and quarterback Earl Morrall.

All suffered shoulder, injuries Studstill will replace Cogdill while Dennis Gaubatz has been filling in for Schmidt and Milt Plum has been the full time quarterback. The Bears, too, have injury problems and the outcome of the event might be decided on the abilities of the team physicians. Chicago placed defensive end Ed O'Bradovich and defensive back Larry Glueck on the injured reserve list and activated defensive back Johnny Sisk. Detroit enters the game in second place in the National Butkus of Illinois, tackle Bill Yearby of Michigan and defen rl I '1 pi. mm By Journal Wire Services It never rains but it pours when honors are handed out and that's the way it's been for Michigan this week.

Besides earning the Rose Bowl spot, the Big Ten champion Wolverines also collected additional laurels when Bump Elliott was named United Press International's Coach of the Week, Bob Timberlake was selected Back of the Week by The Associated Press and when linebacker Tom Cecchini was selected Midwest Lineman of the Week by UPI. Elliott was named coach of the week for directing Michigan to a 10-0 victory over Ohio State that clinched the Rose Bowl bid. In fact, things have been rosy for Elliott all season with his Wolverines posting an 8-1 record. What's his secret? Recruiting. "There's no question about it," said Elliott.

"You've got to recruit nowadays. At one time you didn't have to, but the competition from rival schools is so great that if you don't do your share, you don't get the better high school football players." Timberlake quarterbacked the Wolverines to their victory over the Buckeyes. He passed for a touchdown, booted an extra point and kicked a field goal. That production helped Timberlake capture the Big Ten all-game football scoring title. He rolled up 80 points on eight touchdowns, four sive backs George Donnelly of Illinois and Arnie Chonko of Pro Basketball By The Associated Press EASTERN DIVISION Won Lost Pet.

Boston 14 4 .778 Cincinnati 11 7 .611 Philadelphia 7 .138 New York 4 11 .267 Ohio State, were named on ev TEST DRIVE PLYMOUTH TODAY! DAN O'SHAUGHNESSEY 425 S. Grand IV 4-8491 ery vote cast. 3 6 With Butkus, Ike Kelley of WESTERN DIVISION Ohio State and Tom Cecchini of Los Anoeles 11 St. Louis 10 Baltimore 9 i .688 7 .588 10 .471 11 .389 14 .263 1' 3' 3 5 I Detroit 7 Francisco 5 Michigan at linebackers, such standouts as Migyanka, Tom Bugel of Ohio State and Don Hansen of Illinois had to be relegated to the second team. Irish Coach Parseghian Congratulates Huarte Jim Grabowski and State's Dick Gordon in rushing in the Big Ten.

That's pretty good for a quarterback who gets dumped once in a while attempting to pass. Loss of yardage on this pass-type play is subtracted from his rushing total. Timberlake is also a fine place-kicker. His fourth field goal of the season against Ohio State was as good as another touchdown for the Wolverines in the championship game. The three-pointer pushed Michigan ahead, 10-0.

For the year he scored eight touchdowns, kicked 20 straight extra points and had four field goals for 80 points. Huarte has three touchdowns for IS points with one more game to play. We are not complaining about the selection of Huarte. He was our second choice with Illinois' Dick Butkus third. But, as it happens so many times, there are several players in the nation who could rightly receive the award.

It would be strange, though, if Southern Cal should stop Huarte and Notre Dame Saturday at LA and win a berth against Michigan in the Rose Bowl game. Then, if Timberlake and Michigan beat Southern Cal on New Year's Day, our vote for the Heisman award would look a little more solid. If this series of events should happen and it's not impossible Michigan could claim the national championship. Tackle-End Dick Flynn of Mount Pleasant and tackle Jerry Rush of Pontiac received the Ross and Danziger awards at the Detroit Spartan Football Bust Tuesday night. The Ross award goes to the squad member adjudged to have made the finest contribution scholastically and athletically.

Rush, who is from Pontiac, received the Danziger award which goes to the player from the Detroit area who made the most outstanding contribution to the team. There's little doubt Spartan senior Lou Bobich is the best punter in the Big Ten. He has won the honor two straight seasons. This year he averaged an even 42 yards in the six Big Ten games. Lou, the soccer-type booter, finished eighth in the nation with a season average of 41.5 yards.

Dick Gordon ranks 16th in the nation for rushing with 741 yards in 123 carries. Illinois' Jim Grabowski is second with 1.004 yards in 186 rushes. There are no other Big Ten runners in the top 20. Grabowski will be named the top rusher in the Big Ten-he has more yards than Gordon but the Illinois back played one more conference game than Gordon. Dick's average per rush is easily the best in the league.

Grabowski, a junior, edged Tuesday's Results Baltimore 109, St. Louis 108 New York 101, San Francisco 93 Today's Games Philadelphia vs. New York at Boston San Francisco at Boston Cincinnati at Baltimore Detroit at Los Angeles Thursday's Games Boston at St. Louis San Francisco at Philadelphia Indiana's Tom Nowatzke, a 1963 selection, off the offense team. WE'RE SWINGING But Nowatzke's great all-around ability enabled him to make the first team on defense.

RAJO'S AT Another close battle was at Wed. Night 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. 1 end on the offense team with Bill Malinchak of Indiana and Hockey at a Glance By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE Tuesday's Results No games scheduled Today's Games Toronto at New York Thursday's Gam Montreal at Detroit New York at Boston Toronto at Chicago BOB TIMBERLAKE Star Also Student Music by "The Crestwoods' WINE 3004 W. MAIN ST.

Karl Noonan of Iowa getting the nod. Bob Hadrick of Purdue was a close third only because inju ries sidelined him late in the season. Joe Becomes Spectator The line on offense included tackles Rush and Archie Sutton At World Pin Tourney of Illinois; guards Don Croft- check of Indiana and Dan Por- CHICAGO Joe Joseph, one of 000 World's Invitational Bowling retta of Ohio State and center the perennial challengers, was Tournament opened. Joe Cerne of Northwestern. just one of the spectators today The rest of the defensive team as the finals of the annual For only the third time in attempts Joe failed to make was made up of ends Harold Wells of Purdue and Aaron Brown of Minnesota; tackle Jim the finals in the prestige event, finishing 32nd among the 80 men Garcia of Purdue and back who were seeking spots in the Kraig Loftquist of Minnesota Heisman Trophy Voting Guard John Marcum and match game finals which run from today through Sunday.

Navy, Irish Favored in Final Tilts backs Carl Ward and Mel An Joseph wasn't alone, he had 135 124 all of Michigan, were company in Don Carter, the five- named to the second team of- NEW YORK (AP) The breakdown of fr 1964 vote for the Heisman TrcDby from 893 5 ports writers and broadcasters for the first as announced Tuesday By Joseph G. Kearns, chairman of the trophy committee. Each voter named three alavers, his time champion of the event, who I fensive squad. Named to I second team defense were end finished 19th and was not one of ffrst choice counting three points second the elite 16 to advance. Joe averaged 209 for 30 games "'Jim Conley and back Dick Rind 1Mifuss, both of Michigan, and Mig two points and mtra one pomr.

Player. School 1st 2nd 3rd pts. 1. John Huarte 216 141 96 1,026 yanka. 2.

Jerry Rhom Tulsa 3. Dick Butkus Illinois 4. Bob Timberlake Michigan 5. Jack Snow Noire Danne 6. T.

Freoerickson Auburn 7. Craig Morton California I. Steve Delong Tennessee f. Cosmo lacavazzt Princeton 10. Brian Piccolo Wake Forest 11.

Joe Namam Alabama 12. Gale Savers Kansas Notre Dame but it wasn't enough in the star-studded field as the defending champion, Jim St. John of Santa Clara, set the pace By HAROLD CLAASSEN NEW YORK (AP)-This is the week of double helpings in everythingeven college football So far a final whirl along the 77 US 70 43 38 34 76 15 10 15 13 15 All-Big 10 LIQUORS WINES I CIGARS TOBACCO MAGAZINES I Mac's Take Out 329 N. Waih. Open till 11 I ciassledge of Upset Gulch while bal Position School with a 226 average, totaling 6.801 for the 30 games.

Bob Chase of Kansas City was second at 6,666 and Dave Santos of Jr. 109 Tackle Jerry Rush Mich. Stat Sr. Sr. Guard Don Croftchecx Indiana 13.

Bob Berry 100 Center Joe Cerne Detroit was third at 6,488. Oregon ancing the crystal ball on a denuded drumstick. I Thursday Alabama over Auburn, Texas over Texas Tulsa over Low to make the finals was 14. Archie Robert! i Guard Don Porretta 5iTackle Archie Sutton End Karl Noonan Northwestern Sr. Ohio Stat Sr.

Illinois Sr. Iowa Jr. Iowa Jr. Michigan Sr. Columbia Harry Smith of Boston, who fin O.

Back Gary Snook H.B. Bob Timberlakt H.B. Dick Gordon F.B.Jim Grabowski Mien, state Illinois Wichita. Saturday Navy over Army: An unpre ished with 6.326. beating out Dave Davis of Phoenix, by 10 pins.

Norma Lake of Dallas led the women with 5,557. First Semi-Final Raund cedented sixth straight triumph Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr.

Sr. Jr. for me sailors over the soldiers. DEFENSE: End Harold Wells Purdue End Aaron Brown Minnesota Tackle Bill Yearbv Michioan Tackle Jim Garcia Purdue LB Dick Butkus Illinois LB Dwight Kellev Ohio Stat LB Tom Cecchini Michioan Back Kralg Loftulst Minn. Back Tom Nowatzke Indiana Back George Donnelly Illinois Back Arnie Chonko Ohio Stat All of Roger Staubach's Navy playmates have healed while Jo Jospeh 1020 5172 Second Semi-Final Round Joseph 219-193-218-177-206 1013 6185 Jr.

Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Wherever You Go Army quarterback Rollie Stich-weh will have to operate behind a patched up line.

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