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Fort Myere fFl-v) Newo-Prese. Nov. 25, U4 t-B Southwest Florida Fishing Also Sfi Auburn Ovor Alebciaa Tcdsy cn Cccft, Piccolo Holds Scoring Lead Tulsa's RhomsfoTvilley Duo Hos National Title Clinched Ducks end By HILL MILLER Kcws-PrcM Fishinx Editor Major 'Old Bute' Hoople TALLAHASSEE Ul The hunt It was a beautiful day on the ing season on ducks, geese and coots opens at sunrise today Nov Piclts Miami to Upset Gators Gulf yesterday. The only complaint may have been that It was just too hot for the angler who through Jan. J.

Rica 10, Baylor 7 By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE NEW YORK (AP) Nobody Is going to overtake Tulsa's record-breaking passer, Jerry Rhome, and his best Howard TwiDey. It would take a couple of teams to better their1 Boatoa Cotlefe 17, Holy Crwa 11 Orlgiaator tho Turkey Trot The waterfowl becomes the last major game to become legal quarry during the Florida hunU of the leaders already have finished the regular season. Tulsa winds up Thursday against Wichita. Ray and Alabama take on Auburn the same day while was occupied in reeling in a big fish.

And this while our Northern friends are shivering in their woolies. The charter cruisers and party 7 Egad, friends. Thursday we celebrate Thanksgiving Day; ing season. Oemsoa SI, So. OaroUaa 18 Miami (Fla.) 35.

Florida II Georgia Gt Tech 17 Hoostoa IS, Csaciaaall statistics. which usually means two painful The seasons on most native and Garrett and Southern California boats fishing from Fort Myers So the big questions left unan experiences lor your correspond run Into Notre Dame's stingy Kaatas State 22. New Mexico 29 migratory game opened last Sat- -urday and the preceding one. swered In the major college ent. defense Saturday.

Oklahoma 35, Oklahoma State First I always eat too much Piccolo finished the season of Martha's delectable turkey Beach came in with fine catches of grouper, giant sea bass and grunt Schools of king mackerel were reported in 48 feet of water west of Naples, where commercial hook-and-liners were yanking with 111 points and 1,044 rushing football statistics issued Tuesday are whether Twilley can1 outscore Brian Piccolo of Wake! Forest, whether Dave Ray of Stuffing. Secondly, the football Notre Dame 55, Sonthera Callfonils IS Texas Christian 13, Southern' Methodlat 12 uauy oag limits on ducks win be four, geese three and coots 10. with the possession limit double in each case. There are restrictions on the number yards. Twilley, who has caught 12 touchdown passes in nine season is drawing to a close.

games, has a 101 point total. Juicy Picks As a fitting climax to a season AiaDama will top the field goal record and whether Southern TeaneMe 7, VanderMlt wood ducks, mallards, canvas- them in. Grouper were also being taken off Boca Grande Pass yesterday, Garrett, who earned a place A vjv 4 I a vawonuas juwe uarrett can1 Fort Myers It, Key West DacKs ana reaneaas. marked by many sensational up- sets I have two juicy ones for threaten Piccolo's hold on the Seatrout are again hitting on among the rushing leaders by gaining 180 yards against UCLA, needs 176 more to jump from ninth place and beat out you on this week's card. On Turkey Day, the Auburn rushing lead.

Few Have Chance They are among the few play- LEAKY DEFENSE Tigers will claw their way past MirrOlure plugs and bucktail jigs off Bokeelia. and small snook are being taken In Jug Creek. Those big snook are still being taken in quantity in the Caloosahatchee, Piccolo. But he'll be running against a Notre Dame defense Alabama Crimson Tide to reg NEW YORK (NEA) It 4 4 ers who still have shots at sta Tl Awning Psepb" ALCKcrcM rcssoca was a tough season for the New tistical titles and records. Most that has allowed only 60 rushing ister a 22-18 victory! Amazing, isn't it? And on Saturday, the oft- York Rangers in 134344.

The yards a game. east of Fort Myers, where the defeated Miami Hurricanes will ttaeUsssi Dtm Ranger defense, in just 50 13 Records i bottom must be paved with them. shock the legion of Florida Uni Rhome has accounted for 13 And big snook are hitting at Mar games, allowed 310 goals for a National Hockey League record. versity by routing the 'Gators 35- co Pass. major college records this sea Drawl Drirjs finos To 14! Fish Stories Don Schields and Louis Blank, Irish to Wia son in reaching a peak of 2.896 yards on total offense and 2,636 yards by passing on 297 at Out on the West Coast, Ara both of Aconomowoc, split the jackpot aboard the party boat tempts and 206 completions.

AMERICA'S FINEST PUMPS FACTORY TO YOD PRICES BaCt to Florida IkthcyPlay crs He's going for two more Thurs Blue Heron yesterday, and it came about in a very interesting Parseghian will write finis to Notre Dame's finest season since 1949 with a smashing 33-10 conquest of the Trojans of Southern California har-rumph! day. With 257 yards on total offense way. Don hooked a 60-pound giant CALOOSAHATCHEE SNOOK. Marge Kiadig of Mono Shores took the Impounder while trolling near the ACL bridge east of Fort Myers, while her mate, George, got the Wf pound Uneiides. The fish were weighed in st Nolen't Tackle Shop in Tice, WINNIPEG (AP) Court fines were Imposed Tuesday on i fit he can surpass the career yar sea bass while fishing west of Naples and the fish took his rod A happy Thanksgiving to you three Tulsa Oilers' hockey play So Salt Florida CoadltioBS Lawn Sprinkler Pomps 1 P.

MM Vt P. SI JO 2 H.P. M.M Super-Jet Water Systems Vt H.P. with 42 gaL tank 1 H.P. with 89 gaL tank U9Jt ers following a chair-smashing and reel away from him.

Blank, dage record of 5.903 set by Drake's Johnny Bright in 1949-51. And five touchdown passes all, and watch for my predictions on thet important Bowl and a number of ladyfish, jack post-game brawl in a downtown who was fishing from the other yesterday when they collected 63 grouper totaling approximately crevalle and sheepshead, Winnipeg cocktail bar Monday side of the boat, got a strike and will tie the mark of 50 set by Kentucky's Vito Parilll in the night. Two players were Dr. Bradley, Dr. Shaffner, Dr.

Now on with the GAMES OP NOV. 2 200 pounds. They were baiting with live pinfish and cut bait reeled in the same fish, plus Don's broken rod and reel That fish must have really been hungry for cnargea witn assaulting a cus same years. Harnell and Nick Varillo, all of were fishing No Puuoe Parts All moving parts are Bronte sad Statales Steel i-imlJ 1 Y' Written Warranty ea An Pomps tomer. Alabama IS, Auburn 22 On Monday, Marcisz and Sager Talented Toe Ray, whose feet have account boated 17 nice seatrout while cast-kith Captain John Stephens aboard he picked up the second bait min The ruckus erupted after the Central Professional Hockey League club shut out Canada's ing MirrOlures just off Bokeelia, ed for 58 of his 70 points, needs Texas 21, Texas I Tulsa 35, Wichita 7 Virginia Tech 25.

VM1 11 utes after nearly pulling an angler the Golden Rule out of Whitfield's place on Friday when they boated oft the boat one field goal to match the all- Bepreaented la Lee, Headry, Collier and Charlotte Coonnes by and Captain Greene caught four snook while plugging with a MirrOlure in Jug Creek. time high of 13 in one season, Richmond 20, William ft Mary IS 11 channel bass, eight snook, four National team 3-0 at the Wlnni peg Arena. Another unusual catch has to do set by Ed Dyas of Auburn In Colorado State U. 22, Texas CHARLES H. RITZ 203 E.

Leeuuid Hts. Blvd. I Dealer I Inqniries I InvltMl I 1960. He has a career total of 58, Bill Heck of Fort Myers took Fined were Larry Roy Johns with a couple trolling in the Ca mangrove snapper and 14 sheepshead. They RELEASED seven of the snook.

They were casting jigs Western 15 GAMES OF NOV. 28 19 nice seatrout on Patricio In other departments, Twil loosahatchee yesterday. Mr. and ton of Bridgeport, Ont, John Patrick Brian Guinn of Tulsa LEHIGH ACRES, FLORIDA EM S-Ull Arizona State 21 Arizona 1 Shoals. He was casting bucktail Mrs.

Larry Tetrault of Fort My ley, with 85 receptions, tops sweetened with a piece of shrimp. and William Donald Smith of Iowa's Karl Noonan by 26, Navy 28, Army 17 jigs. ers were trolling live shrimp on weighted 50 hooks when they Frank Lambert of Mississippi Hull, Que. All are 21. Mareo Island i Vincent Caceo of Fort Lauder Fishing with Captain Hank Keith leads in punting with a 44.1-yard snagged a ladyfish.

The ladyfish, Johnston was fined $75 for assault, $50 for causing wilful aboard the Sheryl Ann out of average but can be caught Ken dale experienced some very fast fishing while a guest at the Snook which was foul-hooked, was left out and was soon taken by a fine Hatfield of Arkansas has re damage and ordered to pay $40 Whitefild's Ship Ahoy, recently, Hole Motel at Marco Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hunn of Mi turned 31 punts for an average to replace four chairs In the res 19-pound snook. They also picked While baiting with live shrimp at of 16.7 yards.

Dan Bland of Mis ami and Al Crego boated 15 chan up a three-pound snook in the con taurant, ft ventional manner. sissippi State has averaged 29.2 nel bass and three snook. This Quinn was fined $75 for as me snook Hole docks, he caught nine snook ranging from six to 11 pounds apiece in Just 45 Bokeelia sault and Smith $50 for being yards on 18 kickoft returns. was a night fishing trip. DO YOU WANT 20,000 MILES FAMOUS JET-D or MULTI-MILE RIVIERA 100 Nylon 4 Full Ply Ntw Not Sconcs or Changeovers GUARANTEED IN WRITING TO WEAR 27 MONTHS 20,000 MILES Plus Pan American No Limit Guarantee.

(Commercial oae and misattgnmeat excepted deduct 5,000 mile off guarantee on 14" and 800820x15 tires) Bill Greene, skipper of the Lone L. Gaines of Birmingham, Tony Carey of Notre Dame and George Donnelly of Illinois have disorderly. All three pleaded guilty and also were ordered to was fishing with Captain R. Wolf out of Frank's Camp on Jug Creek, and Bob Sager and Frank Fort Myers Beach intercepted eight passes each, pay court costs. Kerr when they caught a dozen channel bass, 11 snook.

25 Mr. and Mrs. B. Cook of Marcisz of Chicago, were fishing outside Boca Grande Pass mangrove snapper, one seatrout Hurricane 'Cop Features Opening Day Cape Coral and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Boneberg of Williarasville, N. spent an active day with Captain Buck Fernandez aboard the charter cruiser Ballerina out of San Carlos Marina yesterday. TUDELESS Florida Roitd Ninth Wittenberg No. in Final Small College Football Poll Si Miami Thoroughbred Season While fishing southwest of Sani- MOxlS 150x13 750x14 10.88 12.88 13.99 14.75 bel, they reeled in 55 grouper, the largest weighing 12 pounds, plus 800x14 tnree king mackerel and a 12- Open Tomorrow at Tropical pound little tuna. SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) Jubilation reigned supreme 850x14 900950x14 940x15 MIIIHMIIHHHWIIMHHtHMll 15.82 18.80 11.88 12.95 They held the top spot after completing a 9-0 season.

But MIAMI, Fla. (AP) The Those fishing with Sara and 970x15 on the Wittenberg University campus Tuesday. This little Lutheran school has finally hit the horses are coming! Curly Godwin aboard the party another week remained before Handicap on Jan. 15. Next day PAY AS LITTLE AS 1.25 WEEKLY Price plus tax and old tire off your car.

By plane, train and moving boat Blue Heron II out of Dick Hialeah Park opens its season, the final poll and Florida won convincingly to post a 10-0 van the thoroughbreds are ar 710x15 790x15 V. 800820x15 13.72 14.59 15.5 and Roy's Marina yesterday cna jacitpoi. Gulf stream will wind up the mark. winter with a 43-day program I riving at Tropical Park for the start of another Florida racing season. Already more than 700 named in 900 poundH of fish, mostly grouper.

Ihe Mrgest grouper tipped the scales ai 14 pounds. A 2 Without Lous ending April 24. The Tigers, who finished their season two weeks ago with a perfect 8-0 record, clinched their claim to the Nation's No. 1 small college football ranking in Wittenberg, which earlier are on the grounds, with anoth 60-pound giant sea bass and a lot; turned down a post-season bowl CZECHS WIN of white grunt were also caught, er 800 at Hialeah and Gulf-stream Parks. bid, has rolled through 29 opponents without defeat and four but no snapper.

wood a PRAGUE (AP) Czechoslo The Associated Press final poll of the season. Lonr Stay on Top Tropical opens Thursday with Sara said there were king mack straight Ohio Conference championships. Only blot on the vakia's powerful national ice erel jumping all over that part of the Gulf tin 48 feet of water west The Ohioans, atop the stand the Hurricane Handicap. The Thanksgiving feature, probably will be run in string is a 28-28 tie with Otter- hockey team trounced Germany 8-0 Tuesday night in an interna 3036 Fovlcr St. ED 4-2552 ing cincn the first week of the of Naples) and that boats were bein a year ago.

two divisions, with a field of 26 tional contest before a crowd of poll garnered six of the 14 first The rest of the top five in the catching them right off the stern of the Blue Heron. i rlace votes and nnisnea witn 12,000. small college poll remained un nominees and at least 20 likely to start in the six furlong sprint. 114 points on the basis of 10 for changed. Los Angeles State, first nine for second, ana so on.

Top Runners with two first place votes and Chuck Green, Wittenberg's Such well regarded runners as an 8-0 record, remained in third; once-beaten Louisiana brilliant quarterback and one of ihm first ulavers to hear tne Tech and San Diego State held Alphabet, Boston Sailor, Col. Noorbel, Highlands Kid, Imperial Point, Red Gar, Relative, Valentine and Valiant Man are news. on to fourth and fifth. Concordia of Minnesota vault "That's great. This is something the team will remember ed over Massachusetts into among them.

sixth place, Eastern Carolina Others are Alert Miss, Broad for the rest of our Uvea." Deserved Honor Co-captain Lew Lenkaitis add retained eighth, Florida way, Bill, Bully Heart, Commu-n e. Decision Yours, Drummed Out, Firs Violin, with two games still to be played, moved into ninth and ed: "We are very happy about it. The boys really deserved it, Sam Houston dropped to 10th Glamor Role, Lord Birchfield, Ramuntcho, Receptive, Roman- 1. Wlttwibera (6) -0 114 Veteran Coach Bill Edwards, reached at an Ohio Conference meeting in Westerville, Ohio, 1. Pralrit View 9-0 rig, Sen.

Magnuson, Stephen Foster and Tierra Del Fuego II. had this comment: In all, there will be nine 3. Los Angeles Stat (2) 1-0 4. Louisiana Tech 9-1 5. San Olego Stat (1) 1-1 4.

Minnesota Concorlda (1) 104 7. Massachusetts (1) 1-1 I. East. Carolina (1) S-1 Florida ASM 7-1 10. Sam Houston (1) S-1 races, with a post time of 'That's wonderful.

I'm pleased and proud of the team p.m., EST. The track Is ready, with a re that was distinguished by a tremendous pride and desire to Why play games? built racing strip mostly of Others receiving votes, listed alDhobett excel." sand. Horsemen say they like it cally: Albion, Amherst, Arkansas Stat (1) Chattanoooa, Eastern New Mexico, 17,000 Expected East Stroudsburg, Elon, Flndlay, Gram- Food and refreshment stands bling, Lamar Tech, Middle Tennessee State, Worth Oakota State, Southwest Texas State, College of 4owa, Sul Ross, Texas AM, Western Stat Most Wittenberg students were in a religious convocation when news hit the campus and a spokesman said, "They couldn't cut loose. But things will be rwttv nolsv the rest of the are in place and supplies ordered enough for an opening day crowd: of 17,000 or more. That's the estimate.

7. r. wttmmmm nmmmmmimH r- dav. Tropical will operate for the Westminster, Pa. LSU, Wisconsin Will Play in 71 BATON ROUGE, La.

(AP) usual 43 days, except for Sun Prairie View, with a 9-0 record, was ranked in the No. 2 soot some 13 points back of the days and one other day, next Monday. It will close with the ImHm The Texans failed to i Tropical Park a sinele first place vote. Louisiana State and Wisconsin in 1962. the Tigers found will initiate a football series in themselves in a similar position 1971.

The announcement was made jointly Tuesday by LSU Athletic Director Jim Corbett and Bad Mrs. Kease Wins Ladies Day Golf ger Athletic Director Ivy Wil liamson. The first game will be played at Madison, Sept. 25, 1971, and the second game of the se Mrs. William Nease took; top honors in Class A on Ladies Day at the Fort Myers Country Club ries will be in LSU's stadium Sept.

30, 1972. yesterday. Event for the day was Winrl holes." Mrs. Earl Turkeys "Are Won Turner placed second and Mrs. TTnwnrd Freeman third.

By Lehigh Golfers Mrs. William Hart was the Class winner with runnerup Go for The Sure One. Seagram's 7 Crown. Its sure. Steady.

Consistent Several members of the Lehigh honors being shared by Mrs. M. Herndon and Mrs. Lee Dan Acres Women's Golf Association ids. Mrs.

Robert Strandahl was will be eating turkey tomorrow, Always ahead in quality. Always America's favbrita In any drink, straight or mixed. Where else can you find such fidelity in a glass? Say Seagram's and be Sure compliments of the ladies' group, the Class leader. Mrs. Earl IfenArldr nlafpd SeCCfld Slid Turkeys were awarded to winners in ail four flights on Ladies Day Mrs.

Henry Sanders third. sVHoIe Division yesterday. Th nine-hole playing division Sue Settle won Class A honors and a turkey in the Ladies Day event Marianne Royals and of the Fort Myers Women's Golf Association played a "flag tournament" as its event yesterday. Mrs. H.

Richards was the Class A VI Joseph tied in Class B. Event ojsns. yplus pennlei for the IB-hole group was an "odd- even" event less one-half handi winner. Mrs. Ed Jondro was the cap.

5 Jj i-r winner in Class and Mrs. Cora Brooks took the honors in Class The nine-hole division played blind hole event. Lee Boland was tUGRM OlSmURS COMPMY.RtW TORK CITY. 81010(0 WHISKEY. NOOF.

85 MM KtlTMl tniR, Next Tuesday the nine-hole playing group will play at The Moorings Country Club in Naples. the winner in Gass A and Ella Mae Goslin took the honors in Class B. time will be 8:30 a. m..