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The Shrfvf.pori Times Sunday, Aug, 22, 196.1 3-C were I Only 11 of 750 punts 1 blocked in the I960 NFL. Maccabiah Games Open On Monday in Israel Experience a Rare Quantity For 1-AAA Champion Jackets TEL AVIV, Israel The seventh world Maccabiah of them is seven-foot Dave New-Games opens Monday in the enlarged Ramat Gan Sta- mark of Columbia, dium with a huge American delegation expected to; Among the U.S. stars are dominate the 20-sport athletic carnival ending Aug. 31 former Dartmouth sprinter Ger- More than 1,500 men and, women athletes from 36 na Finland France. Guatemala.

r0cord-se'ttIng Olympic 400-Iran, India. Italy. Ireland, implir niiartt. Mariivn tions probably will compete in the Jewish Olympics. Jamaica.

Mexico. Ph.i. nviunj Ul IIUVIliA, VI' III hpld Pvrrv fnnr vm in' pic silver medalist in the 400- ucaia, aouin Ainca, oweuen mntni- frnActvIn cuim Jim Gary Gubner of New York, triple winner in 1961 in the sho' put, discus and heavyweight weight-lifting, withdrew from the team because of business pressures. Britain has a strong entry with miler Ray Roseman. Olympic fencers Alan Jay and Ralph Cooperman and a former middleweight weight lifting champion in Laurie Levine.

France's big squad includes Olympic fencer Yves Dreyfus while Australia has another representative team headed by Olympic swimmer John Stark. Canada's squad includes Abigail Hoffman, the Pan American 800 meter champion who Israel. 1 Switzerland, Turkey, The United States, with a and Venezuela, team of 197 including 24 women, when 26 1 Bregman, Arlington. Olympic judo bronze medalist: Albert countries Axclrod. Scarsdale.

N.Y.. 1960 urines iu ieau a wnoiesaie as-i nnmrwitnri tho Amtriranc unn i sauit on every record in the th toam irnnhu "doesn't mind mixing it up," said Cox. "He has potential of becoming one of the best in the group." Turner and senior Mike La-mcndola (160) look like the picks as cornerbacks with Fraser and junior Jim Harris 180 backing the line. Brook and Glassell appear to be in charge in the race for the deep back positions. Glassell, who played mostly defense in '64, has two close pursuers in the chase for the quarterback berth.

"They all seem to have football savvy," is Cox' summation. Junior John Demopulos (150), who had sophomore team experience last year, has good hands and fakes well. Another junior. Bob Gray (168), is developing fast, but needs experience. POWERFUL LAD "TRY Games' honks fencing; luany riecKman, me gold medals, more than twice as national collegiate golf champi- In addition to Israel and the many as the runner-up host Is-'on from Houston Ron Krcl-United States, one or more They should do even bet-1 stein of Vanderbilt, the national tries are expected from the fol- tcr thls time.

considering the collegiate pistol champion; lowing countries: Argentina. slze and Quality of the team. Mike Jacobson of Penn State, Australia, Austria, Britain, Bel-, The squad includes Olympic national collegiate all-around KING could take a couple of gold med 7 EDWARD gium, Brazil, Bolivia, Canada, medal winners, national cham- gymnastics champion, and a'als in track, and tennis players America's Largest Selling Ogtr j-osia Kica, Congo, Chile, pions and an outstanding collec-i host of 1961 Maccabiah champi- Vickie Berner and Harry Freed Colombia, Denmark, Ecuador, tion of basketball players. One ons. holf.

By GERRY ROBICIIAUX Times Sports Writer (First in a scries on local high school prospects.) "Sometimes i rienccd clubs can catch fire." So spoke coach J. D. Cox following the first few days of work with his Byrd High Yellow Jackets, quarter-finalists in the state Triple-A football championships last year and winners of three of the last five District 1-AAA grid championships. Cox opened preparation for a title defense in the tough North Louisiana league with only one returning starter, end Mike Turner, three lettermen and a group of anxious but inexperienced gridders. "We need experience," said Cox.

"We will be smaller than in the past, but will have a little more speed. So far, our kids don't mind hitting," added the veteran mentor who started his coachmg career in the early 30s. Graduation took 25 lettermen from the Byrd campus, including three all-staters, leading rusher John (Jogger) Johnson, defensive back Joe Walker and defensive end Danny Goldberg. Also lost was The Times All-City most valuable player Gene Hunt. LONE RETURNEE Turner (185), the lone returnee with starting status, will be shifted to corner back when the JACKIE LEWIS CITY AUTO-CENTER semor ena erful iad xt pushing Fraser for the starting fullback job.

Seniors Jim Williford (169) and SXVL HEADQUARTERS IN THE "ARK-LA-TEX" new wen wm mm I I flJi 1 1 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 i FOR ALL YOUR AUTO NEEDS! ALWAYS RRST QUALITY I Tt4 If A SPECIAL! MONDAY! TUESDAY WEDNESDAY! Jimmy Coyle (160) and juniors Gary Stephens 145), Joe Maxwell and Johnny West stand ready if Cloyd and Brook need help at the halfback slots. Coyle ranks second only to Brook in speed and Stephens possesses a darting style and good get-a-way speed. Cloyd has a knack of picking out his holes well when carrying the ball. Senior Bob Wroten (170) and juniors Jim Whitten (175), Penn Morgan (160), Phil Thompson (185) and Jimmy Gosslee (165) must come through to help out at end, a position Cox s-ays is one of the Jackets' weaknesses. Whitten was a back last season.

Junior Rick Jaggcrs (200), and senior Chip Cozcan are agile tackles who probably will see duty. "ml 'til 3 -PAY FOR FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS I SERVICE Wl INVITE I YOU TO BRING YOUR AUTO TO PENNEY'S AUTO CENTER ff I Ci (Where The Customer is IM King) and satisfaction Lmmm. I BYRD HIGH SCHOOL Coich J. D. Coc 'U Record M-2 Lettermen Ret.

Starterj 1. Back 3. Ret. Starters 1 145 Schedule Jamboree 0 21 Woodlawn-c 19 Sulphur 0 29 Neville 16 N. Caddo 5 Ouachita 25 Jesuit 12 Bastrop 1 W.

Monroe-c 19 Fair Park 0 Bossier-c c-Conference sames 0 14 Airline 'Home Games NOT JUST A RELINE, BUT, complete 11 pt. brake overhaul MIKE TURNER solid terminal GUARD PICTURE $88 HERE'S THE 11-POINT OVERHAUL! HERE'S WHAT WE DO: At guard. Gary Beede (165) is pushing the starting twosome. He is hampered by an ankle injury from baseball but shows good desire. Behind the senior is Randy Johnson (145), a junior with experience from the sophomore team.

Johnson is a quick athlete and will be used at linebacker. He is the brother of LSU gridder Phil Johnson who won All-City honors at Fair Park. Overdyke and Ward will handle Byrd's punting which is a Question mark after senior Russ Neely decided to pass up his senior season. Neely, a quarterback, handled the kicking last season. Developing a defense which can perform as last year's is a key to Byrd's success.

That unit gave up only 6.4 points per game in battles and worked six shutouts during a 9-2-2 season whirh saw thp Rvrrlmpn 1. Initall new bend.d Rnlngil 2. Reiurfac. broke drumtt I vmmJWi isjj 1 1 ill i 3 Rebuild all wheel cylinderil 7. Bleed hydraulic system, refill with Foremost heavy-duty brake fluid! t.

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"They're good receivers with above average speed and excellent blockers downfield," said Cox. Turner grabbed five passes for 100 yards in 1964. Byrd's two other lettermen will get starting spots in the back-field. Dick Brook (165), who lettered as a defensive halfback, and Sam Fraser (175), who won his monogram as a linebacker, team with two other seniors, quarterback Wes Glassell (165) and halfback Jeb Cloyd (175) in the Jacket striking force. Both Cloyd and Glassell were B-team-ers last year.

Brook, one of the stalwarts of the Jackets' state championship track team, is the fastest back at Byrdville and is a prime target for Glassell's tosses. In 1964, Dick averaged better than 10 yards per carry and is an outstanding long-distance threat. Three B-team grads and a product of the sophomore team will handle starting slots in the interior offensive line. Rob Hil-ger (188 is a converted end who will play tackle along with Richard Yates (190). Jim Byrd (175) is the other B-teamer.

He will be at guard with Tom Ward 195 who has no football experience. All are seniors. Junior Bill Hamm O80 looks like the starting center. He is the younger brother of Bobby Hamm who lettered three years at center and tackle and was 5. Replace front great, retainertt lubricate brake hoe contact points and adjust aisemblyl ROB HILGER tries at tackle eliminated by New Orleans 20-14 DAYS ONLY! WED.

in the quarterfinals of the state at the most valuable lineman Byrd in 1957 before going in 1957 before going to playoffs. However, with inexperience a big factor in the outlook, that could be a big task. SMU. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL OFFER! Brake pedal traveling too far? Restore your stopping power We'll check your linings and cylinders at no-extra charge! Defensively, Lewis and Bill Overdyke (210), a junior, will be at the ends with Hilger manning a tackle and senior Hugh Morris (198) holding the inside track on the other side. Junior Mike Owens (220) will plug up the middle guard slot.

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