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Army Strikes First Emit Navy Battles For 7-7 Deadlock 3 nr Dili Vl: Q- Champi's Play Helps FgC mm i -i -a mm mi -i i a. ttold ravorttes tven WftAs Gray Team Coach -7U: A 71 iUW ftt'J fii UltU PWI.ADI I PHIA Arm and Navy grappled in a 7-7 ne Saturday the sixth dtandoff of ihcir colorful 75-vcar old cnet thai nullified the iron man play of the CadeN Sam Cbampi and the occasional passing brilliance of the Middies sophomore John Cartwright. Hie Cadets struck first after 4 minute. I ft seconds of ftt flame when Charley Slower, a converted guard from' MOMtiOMl RY. Ala.

(I Pli Jack MUcnkopf of Purdue diul Nav' Bill were named Saturday as head C'Kuhes fr the 2Kth annual Blue and Gray football gnme on Christinas )jv. Allyn MwKcnn. general manager of the blue and Gray, announced the couching staffs for the two quads. Mollcn-kopf will assisted on the Blue squad bv Missouri's Duo Faurot making his 12th ap- penrance here- aiid Alea Agnse WITH 22 STRAIGHT of Northwestern, All three of the Ruth's coach- Towasend Clarke, end Tom Schwartz ami defense hack nun tret irtfcln reatfa Ptavww VtrMli Diet Armr I 11 I li. la I will be making their first 1 UIACId IflUVC ek Linebacker Duo Donning Pe trepte by PwnN ie IM To Establish -hio.

and Chris Ilorh, a ft-' Chesapeake. Ohio, rambled 25 PHinT from Denver appearances Klias will be assisted by Florida State's Bill Peterson and Baylor' John 'Brldgcrs- Bndger played his icnllege football at Auburn University. i The game will be televised na- Grid Dynasty Tarda to a touchdown after a stalwarts for Navy, fumble recovery by Champi. jTfiey wcie all over the The Midshipmen, a seven-. smearing black ihirted Arm v.

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. (AP) Arkansas football fans are point favorite, levelled the acwe men Wore thev could act a II from Montgomery coaoh Frank Broylea rramton Bowl by the Columbia rwl hi. R7nrhi-k. hv.

faroi IBroadcasting System. foundation for recognition as 1 A number of the players will, college football'! newest dynas- be announced later this week, ty iOffictals said the South roster nt nM $ntij was nrtuaUy complete, but a phr 3 the North squad. n. tft. Porkera Mollenkopf will be making his leJJVoo seventh appearance in the rt- game and his fourth as lon8Mt currHlt wiflDiB head coach.

He produced noth.j,uaiV ing hut winners as head coach Rockiif. Leahy, Weyland and here. Wilkinson more than any oth- ui ww mviiii ri nu, mini ari jjipjim wright threw an eight yard pass' to Tarry Murray in the Armv J'ie anie- 10 u' vj jnne. WM Played iu almotf balmy Each touchdown was followed by successful conversions overnight rain. Andy Dull of Tallahassee, Fla Army got a quirk break in the' kicking for Army and Felix 'opening minute when Cart-' wrlght.

attempting to pitch out A crowd of lM.twio, including to Alan Roodhou.e, threw the Chief Jtis'ice Far! Warren, sev- hall wild and Champi poumed. era! Cabinet member and high on it on the Navy s-t. Army and Navy official, saw (in the third play Stowers. a' tbt two teams knock heada the.ionw guard who was a defeo-rest of the time like a group of sundojt in 11 8 angry victory a vear broke The last deadlo.k beiween die a hole uer right tackle two teams was 7-7 In 16. Army 'anrd 25 yards for the goal has a light edge in the nrs almost untouched.

Dull con-' with 31 vic tories, 2 defeats and I ties was not until almost jn Champ! a frfooM. 224 pound deep 18 the end from Fast OranM. ewnl period that the Midship. In 1958 the North won l-0. in dominated Uie college 19S9 20-8.

and in 1W0 35-7. The Rfidirons of past decades, but Blue team has won seven of the s'ncp 'Jkluson haa any one last 11 games played since Fau- cowl), or any one team, stood rot became the head recruiter, quit as formidably above the but the Grays hold a 15-11 edge pack. in the series. i Many have stabbed very near Klias will use Bridcers as the it, including Bear Bryant of Ala- hn hiii nH'i re aUc to get even. piaved Their touchdown followed a wild defense, was tha Wandout iudi- of the ball on pass vMml nM'fnrmr MIDDIES FAIL TO STOP THIS RUN AND CANINE CUTBACK PROVED DIFFICULT, TOO Amr.s Scorn Stowcrs galops around the N'avy right eud tot a touch- all the scoiirw in the game, this was the hfth renewal of the Fall classic down early in the opening period of play at Philadelphia but the Middies between the "two service academics.

In the other photo, the little dog f.nat. battled back to knot the count before the half. However, that was eluded ail efforts bv those who tried to catch or chase him from the field. fi recovered the fumble that. Wi)J et up Army's first score, killed ftright is, drove to 31 uhere the threat died arter when he smeared the when Joe intercepted for l- 1 1 I a ana caiign two wng passes Tht.

got another i An a Af A em i if 1 1 a eisr .1 N.F.L., A.F.L. HOLD LENGTHY DRAFTS Miami Picks Grabowski, Tennessee's Emanuel South's offensive coach. Peter-, buma, Darrell Royal of Texas, son will handle the defense. 'John McKay of Southern Cali-Hridgers' team finished its sea- fornia. Johiiny Vaught of Miv ison Saturday against Rice and sissippi, and others elsewhere.

Peterson sent his FSU Smi- But not since Wilkiason, ef-noles against Florida in their ther, had a team put perfect annual season finisher. seasons back to back not un- 4Rrvv4W nrr year when Brole' 'HnArjELPHlA -A black for the second straight year, and W'hite mongrel dog with a The victory string include i uhara in over Texas Tech in the last steal the show from the Army game 1963 and a Navy football teams Satur-Sver Nebraska in the Cotton Bowl game last January. Before a crowd of 102.000 at; The Razorbacks shoot for No. Kennedy Stadium and with mil-' 23 against Louisiana Slate, a lions of others watching on tele-iongtiuje nemesis, in the next vision, the hound ran out on the cotton Bowl battle ld and sneaked into the hud-. Arkansas long-terra creden-aies- 'tials include a 60-15-0 record for VUMY WINS tne Past seven seasons, six ap- HARTFORD.

Conn. -Army, Pa'es J. 6ae itaUvmg twice within two to utes in the third quarter, elimi-l6" 4 Dy. nd Southwest nated Trinity 3-1 Friday in the. Conference football champion-second round of the NCAA Sot- sh.iPs vea years- cer Tournament.

i The seven-year record puts The Cadets advanced to the th SSHS, 'final stages of the tomnament.ems ta the C0UDtry for scheduled for St. Louis. Period- chaiji.e when Uuncan iDgraham Joining him in a terrific de- returned a kick 38 vards to the fensive performance by the 27. Cartwrieh't ran to the Army team were middle guard 20 and passed to Navy's L. E.

Vincent Casillo, linebacker, Hester to the seven. Armv's dtferje then bushed, Howe Scores 600tK Nav 00 11 xi 11 On fourth down, while (joal In INHL Lsame.aUempt'n a field goal that' MONTREAL AP) De- miqht hav vm.ii the game, a troit'a Gordie Howe scored his "nt pass from Harry Ditt-600th regular season goal in the an sent wild, place kicker. National Hockey League Juggled the ball and final-day night, clicking at 16:10 of Interception. 9 the third period against the Mnnfreal f'Kniriieiis Arniv 1 RAMS SELECT MIKE GARRETT LOS ANGLES 1h Los Angeles Rams announced Saturday that they had chosen Southern California's Mike Garrett in the second round of the National League draft. The announcement cam minutes after the Ileisman Trophy winner ended hu career by setting a ucw national rushing record and leading the Trojans to a smashing 5o-6 victory over Wyoming.

In the first round, the Hams took offensive tackle Tom Mack of Michigan. HOW NATION'S TOP 10 FARED 1. Michigan State (10-0), idle. 2. Arkansas 10-0), idle.

3. Nebraska 1(H, beat Oklahoma. 21-. Thursday. 4.

UCLA (7-1-1), idle. 5. Alabama (C-l-U, beat Auburn. 30-3. 6.

Notre Dame 0-2-1). plavs scoreless tie with Miami, Fla. 7. Missouri (7-2-1). idle.

8. Southern California 9. Tennessee 6-1-2 1, beat Vanderbilt, 21-3. 10. Texas Tech (8-2).

idle. NLW ORK Tlie new Miami Dol-phifl tapped Illinois fullbiitk Jim Grarxwski as the No. 1 pick in the American Football NLW YORK Ltf The National Football Lcacuc dralt dragged slowly Saturday after Atlanta made linebacker Tommy Nobis of Texas the first selection, but the league went full speed ahead on signings as four linemen agreed to terms before the first' round ended. The Pittsburgh Steclers had the biggest problem, taking 61i' hours before they picked full- draft Saturday, but the biggest stir was created by the unprecedented length of time it took New York and Oakland to make their first-round selections. The Dolphins also drafted Frank Emanuel of 'Tennessee for their eecond- rtnVvtitrt f.

'urt (O.ll kick i I tii Crt'! Howe, who owns almt all the league's jcoring recordj, is' the first nan in history to reach the 600 goal plateau. round choice. Emanuel of News, plaved his high school football for Warwick un bacs Uick Leltridge of West The Steelers. who had been Nov. 28, 1965 Section third in the order of passed when they used their! 'alloted time of one hour, then' didn't make their choice until i nine more players had been' picked.

The first round finally was der Coach itomie Hamilton. Duke quarterback 1 1 Glacken was drafted in the sev-1 lenth roimd by Denver. It took 4 hours and 3 minutes the AFL to make its first-round picks compared with a little more than one hour last and ft took the Jets almost six hours before they final-: decided on their No. 1 pick, completed a record nine hours' and 56 minutes after the draft! started. The NFL took eight Swift Lady 1st hours for the first round last; The previous record was After Trailing eight hours and eight minutes in 1963.

an All-America who is1 Michigan tackle Bill earfty. The Jets actually picked Ytarby. whom they im mediately signed, while the other clubs iwere working on second-round choices. Oakland, meanwhile, had been called to the phone for the 'first time at 11:08 a.m. and time at 11:08 a.m.

and 1 ST. a lyj a InPimlicoRun high in the running for the Out-' Hand Trophy as college football's top lineman, not oalv was the' BALTIMORE View NFL's first selection. Ten I tvi ft 1 om fmm minutes later he also heram 1 mi i utui, wnui vuiitv uviu The Raiders also passed next t0 jast in a nt horse the first player to be chosen by on 1 the next three rounds, and field tQ win the $73,320 Marguer-both leagues when Houston: I after 64 hours had elapsed, still ite S(akes at Saturday, named him in the American, had not taken their No. 1 pick, i Besides Yearbv, one tramed the early stages; 'ntaver wa Minnesota by jockey John L. Rotz, Swift iCKies Jem ot furdue piaer was signed nnnesota and Sam Ball of Kentucky also, end Aaron Brown, the No.

1: a 1 were named in both rlraft! 1 phoire of the Kansas Citv of 1:43 4 5 on an off track- Sne I- ndmea D0 tn. .9, Sl. Chiefs Uty returned $12.20, $6.20 and were held at different; I Grabowski. who broke Red She won by three parts of s' VilinaJ Grange's career and single, length from Clarence W. Smith's JJ hiJ i gamrushing records en route: Prides Profile who paid fftS atSnt! to a 10-game total rf l.yardsiWf Geo ge Humphrey In- tneir firs ick and tne mis season, was me uoipnms oumc ub muu o- m.

A rnItc th Rail bonus pick as the AFL "draft: 5ffad Cru o. b.ui. -r- 1 nouncea tne selection. At the same time the Dol- TROPICAL PARK I Denver took Shay in the fM riSS ilfoli tTml MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Social iAFL's first round while New IV" "'r Sone went to the lead on the fan ions raDoea ean in tne secona KentucKy quarierDacK and IT WAS ARMY VS.

NAVY VIA TELEVISION AT FT. EUSTIS SATURDAY Viewing the game were 25 Navy men and 10 Marines who were host of the senior non-coms in the ballroom of the NCO Club. Up front representing the Army were Sgt. Maj. Robert E.

Hcrron (left) MSgt. Donald L. Blancas (behind Herron) and 1st Sgt. Roland A. Joncas.

For Navy it was GMMC Harmon Nelson (left) GSCS Jamie Coche (center) GMCT Gerald Lesson (second from right) and GMTC Joseph Arsenault. round. outgamed Farmer Other players signed by the; VANDERBILT QUARTERBACK TAKES NO CHANCES, KEEPS THE BALL Dave Waller (13) decides to hold onto the ball and gains five yards in the first quarter against Tennessee. Vol's end Paul Naumoff (81) runs in as teammates Tom Fisher (55) and Mack Gentry (63) run into a wall led by Randy Humble (86) and Steve Smith (77). minon uie.r regiuar Snooty in a long, hard choice under the liberalized tA wi tt' Saturday to win the $11,800 Alii-NFL before the completion of See X.F.L..

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Mitchell-Led Vols Rap Vandy ouier nan iciigin in irom 01 cei-ter Sea. Handsome Boy, the 2-1 favorite, finished fourth, beaten UCLA 's Cagers 1st, Duke 3rd Bv TIT) MEIER Idelnhia for third dace with 154 vidence had 97 points, Min-isa6 and Virginia Tech meeting u. ti.ii i.incii -i one length by the winner. 1 final score. Social Sons, ridden bv Ravi Mitchell took a pitchout from completed 10 of 17 passes for 133 The Commodores ished with a 2 71 rprnrH had tC anTTr to 15- Tne Blue Devils nesota 82, Kansas 80, Bradley 74 uuKe at ureensDoro, w.c.

sand the Hawks each received and Kansas State 46. UCLA opens at home Friday quarterback Dewey Warren, yards, hit four in succession in subbing for injured Charlie Ful-'the drive, ton, raced to the left and sped 62 The Vols capitalized on a Van Tann. 14 195 133 10-18 2 3-43 2 52 Vandy IS 142 70 4-18 3 7-4S 1 54 Writ down! Rulhlng vartiaga Rawing yardasa Pimm Pinn Intercepted by Putita Fumble kiit Yanji penalized two first half scoring oppor-; $12.60, and $8. Farmer Snooty tunities, but were able to cash i paid $9.60 and $6.40. Better Sea yards for a six-pointer with the dy tumoie tor tneir tnira toucn-dbwn.

Paul Naumoff grabbed Jim Whiteside's bobble on the game only 1 minute, 9 seconas ui uii vmy viie nun uciuipaia 10 snow. goat. old. I he LCLA Bruins, deiend-itwo first place votes. Vander-j Eight of the pre-season Top'.

agajnst Ohio State and on Satur-ing national champions, the only other team to getTen open the season Wednes- dav T1iinni. picked Saturday as the No. 1 1 more than 100 points, landed dav. Tennessee is at team in the pre-season Associ-'fifth Place with 133- Milwaukee-Wisconsin at Brad-; "ther games' ated Press college basketball: Rounding out the pre-season! ley, North Dakota at volvmg the Top Ten, are Villa-poll by an Ap panel of 30 Ten in 0de were Provi-i Wittenberg at Vanderbilt. Hofs- nova at Proivdence, Kansas at writers and broadcasters jdence, Minnesota.

Kansasjtra at St. Joseph's, Kansas State Texas Tech, Iowa State at Min- Tennessee halted the other Commodore 23. After Warren Tennessee drove 80 yards for hit wingback Hal Wantland with (march when Harold Stancell AQUEDUCT NEW YORK (AP) Choker, recently acquired by Jack Dreyfus' Hobeau Farm for $50,000 its second score, with Warren passing 20 yards to end Austin a 20-vard Dass. Mitcneil muneeaiintercepiea jerry snuioras from the two for Tennessee's KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -Fullback Stan Mitchell dashed 63 yards on the third play of the game for a touchdown Saturday and Tennessee went on to to whip Vanderbilt, 21-3.

The victory eave ninth-ranked Denny for tne w. warren, wno pass on the Vols' seven. Tennessee, with the one game scored a 1-length victory in left on its regular season sched Ttia r-Viaruoc r.t Tnonh tv, tsraoiey ana ft-ansas aiaie. rro-iai vreigmon, AiKansas ai iau- nesoia, iuisa ai ivausas oiaie, th i VSflw Northern Michigan at Bradley, ooden, who wiU be trying for Bowlin Green at Michiean i nnnreredpntpH th rH straiaht; -i in ir-rnn a rw -r i nr cowung ureen ai Miciugan, Wooden, unprecedented third straight i ule, now has a record ot six vic tories, one loss and two ties. the $57,100 Gallant Fox Handicap at Aqueduct Saturday.

With Mike Venezia riding, Choker took the lead in the backstretch and opened up by as much as five lengths. He P.S.C. FETES ALL-PENINSULA TEAM AT 'FOOTBALL NIGHT Clemson at Duke and St Joseph's vs. Fairfield at New Haven, Conn. The "l.p Ten ylth year's wovi-lt RALLIES TO TRIP AUSSIE a- 0-21 Vanderbilt TeniiMMt an NCAA title, beat out the Michi-i gan Wolverines in he annual poll by an AP panel of 30 sport-j swriters and broadcasters.

j. A year ago Michigan edged. UCLA for the No. 1 spot in the! Tennessee a tie with Florida for third-place in the Southeastern Conference race. This is the highest the Vols have finished aince 1956, when they had a 10-0 record and won the champion- stepped the 1 5-8 miles over a records and number ot tlrst place votes: Team Won Lost Total P's.

sloppy track in 2:48. Iff 28 "4 Choker paid $13, $6.40 and $5. shin. Brave Lad returned $5.60 and $4 pre-season poll but lost to UCLAi (2) and Sheet Anchor $5.80 to show, in the NCAA championship final! Tenn Mitchell 62 run (Leake kick) Vandy FG Wilt 25 Tenn Denney 20 past from Warren (Leake kick) Tenn Mitchell 2 run (Leake kick) tAtendance 36,248. NORTH DAKOTA.

37-20 EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. (AP) North Dakota University broke open a close game with two fourth quarter touchdowns and ran off with a 37-20 victory 1. UCLA 122) 2. Michigan 4i 3. Duke 4.

St.Joseph's, Pa. 5. Vandivbilt 6. Providence 7. Minnesota 8.

Kansas V. Bradley 10. Kansas State 1M a 85 80 The triumph also set the stage for a pre-bowl game next Saturday at Memphis between Rose Bowl-bound UCLA, No. 4 in the nation, and Tennessee, a Blue- 2t 24 54 19 17 18 11 last March. The teams again dominated! Atlanta Signs Pick NFU VnRV IU lr.hr, this year's poll with UCLA get-j honnet Bowl choice.

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) American Arthur Ashe gave tournament officials a fright Saturday before he defeated Gary Penberthy, an 18-year-old Australian, in the first round of the Victorian Tennis Championships. The slender, 22-year-old Ashe, from Los Angeles, dropped the frist set but then quickly pulled his game together and eliminated the left-hander, 5-7, 6-2, 6-4, 6-3. Spectators rushed from other courts to the center court at Kooyong when the news spread that Ashe had lost his first set. Other American first round winners included Cliff Richey of Dallas, and James McManus of Berkeley, Calif. Richey trounced Austrailia's John Fraser, 6-4, 6-0.

McManus easily downed Allan Stone of Australia, 6-1, 6-0, 6-2. The All-Peninsula Group 1-A football team will be honored Monday night 6:30 at Eli's Restaurant with Marv Levy, Head Coach at William and Mary, slated as principal speaker. The annual "Football Night," sponsored by the Peninsula Sports Club, will feature the presentation of the PSC trophy for the district championship to Newport News, All members of the Associated Press-selected team will receive certificates. Levy has been the key to rebuilding William and Mary's grid fortunes the past two years, while this fall recording the first winning season since 1953. son, Texas quarterback and i22.0 th; 30.

first place votes Atlanta's second first-round se-itoMchjga" Bns lortion in thA Matinnoi whaii! collected a total of 287 points on Other teams receiving votes, listed in alphabetical order, were: Army, Boston College, Brlgham Youno, Creighton. Saturday over Northern Illinois All the scoring was packed Into the first half, with Tennessee getting one touchdown in the first quarter and two in the sec-Mid. Tobv Wilt kicked a 25-yard in the Mineral Water Bowl foot-! League draft signed with Dasis of 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 ball game. jFalcons Saturday night. i through 10 places to Michigan's Chicago Loyola Cincinnati, Dayton, Oa-Ividson, Deo3ui.

Houston, Iowa, lllino Kentucky, Louisville, Maryland, F'a. Carolina State, North Carolina, Notre Dame. NYU, Ohio State, Purdu, Penn State, San Francisco, St. John N.Y., Southern California. Southern Mtn.

'odist, Tennessee, Tenas Texas iTecr), Wichita, West Virginia. The North Dakota defense field goal for Vanderbilt in the Johnson was a fourth roundj248-draft choice of Denver in the The Duke Blue Devils edged American League draft. 'the St. Joseph Hawks Phila- bottled up Ron Christian of Northern Illinois, second period..