Anderson Herald from Anderson, Indiana • 19

Xv'i" fl i 1 s3 'r 4 I Wrf 7 MA PT HP Hrmst Mafkleville Cage Scores COLLEGE iiiii a 12 Arabs Williams again gave kept its poise Hkey Leagu MarkleyiUe the lead onaheldJ1rst Amer'can ootball League lafter a 24 int lead European tour or 7A tn Afl Hannah fnnlnrl nnf rhamnifinshin hv hAfifintr thni aJ 'a I UUI uPvai1 IUUI balanced most valuable player Ito their big lead Sheffield Jese threatening to keep Windsor off yers Me defensei thePbest in lf the ddn COm' Toronnins qSonn to 68 61 wtth four minules re 1 CAHA cabled ox the ime Wil PnhnTimnrth8 hTc mainin8' The Tar Heels then money Juckes said to fulfil its Har swed the action and broke commitment despite having'CU tin rM frte tkeAAIxiiiA in rYAnln lrfll fir atlt a az? nil nVtYoniuio Lin tin a 3 JANUARY Tl 20 7 5 port Coats HockeyScores jnace wim la score oi i Monmouth TSEort Wayne wnicn meluaea fne defeat oLDr menr 57' Jackefs lacks Sport Shirts Dress Shirts Sweaters Pajamas 0 Shoes By Walt Ditzeh BEEN SWEEPING 1 OOPS ootball Scores iH a 19 1 1TH St 1 tr 2 3 0 2 7 1 2 0 2 0 0 TP 9 TP 4 9 11 7 0 0 0 fl 4 0 2 a 53 TP 0 10 20 0 8 4 0 5 0 7 r14 21 2 10 0 7 0 0 0 0 2 TT 0 1 0 0 RUBBER BAND SAN DIEGO Calif (UPI) The San Diego Chargers are 6U nnint avnrif tn wtn thir New leather HOLSTERS AND RILE SCABBARDS ARE STI AND ILL ITTING UNTILBROKEN IN ROM WEAR THIS TIP ROM HT AMIRICAN I RILEMAN MAS AZINE MAKES INDIVIDUAL GUN JTTING QUICK AND EASY Soak holster or SCABBARD THORDUfiN LX IN WATER OR AN Bid Wm 78 68 GREENSBORO NC Pendleton i was key ing on him 0 "National League New York 5 Detroit 2' Montreal 5 Boston 1 Toronto 3 Chicago 0 International League Toledo 1 Chatham 0 Muskegon 5 Windsor 3 BUN IN A pCASTC BAS OR A LENGTH SHOWER CURTAIN MATERIAL LET SHARP EDGES TEAR PLASncl INSERTL WRAPPED UN IN SOAKED OSS AND LET DRY THEN REMOW ftUN AND DIpTHE LEATHER Landy Andy Kerr Randy rye Din Argabright David Huddle ston David Dill Bruce Davis Greg Baldwin John Achenbach Larry unkhouser Wilbur unk Ed Crowder Bart Precup Lar ry Johns Billy Hutton rank Isaacs Tom Delph Richard Delph Tim Blockston Danny Britner Jim Glad Mark Ray Louis Bovee Don Knight Tim Tyler Ronnie Rouse James Willis Mike Dowrjey and Greg Hanson manager Stephen Bailey and Mark Cade Cunningham JO Respess 9 Bennett 2 Cooke 4 Shaffer Hassell 0 Hokley () 0 1 1 1 ST 41 TP a 3 0 11 0 19 11 0 2 a 3 0 3 SKATER MrT Cborl McGonigle (Mt) former figure skating com panion of Sonja Henie teaches her year old son Casey early tn the art of figure skating at Boca Roe' AI's new artificial rink northeast of the city Mrs McGonigle nee Miss Audrey Wollcober a native jLChicagg met herjiusbonj Charles McGonigle while she wasJouring Europe with Miss Henie's troupe In 1953 while ho was stationed with the Army in Berlin Later they were marriedTheir year old daughter Vickie receives the same in struction as by 125 foot'rink is popular demand days7 and Mrs McGonigle yill start giving lessons soon (Herald Phqto) 3 S' 11 I Burrellf Lothndge Mira Pace South 28 21 Win Over North 4 Li 1 50 Dunkirk 80 Pennville 53 Cowan 55 Gaston 497 'Cambridge City Tourney Hagerstown 54 Cambridge City 45 Centerville 59 Union City 53 Cambridge City 71 Union City 53 Hagerstown 68 Centerville 56 (final) 7 Monroe CentraL84rJJeSotOi54 Speedway 68 Avon 2 Madison Twp (Randolph Co) 80 Lynn 69 East Tipp 72 0tterbein 60 Lewisville 63 Knightstown Memorial 50 Montpelier79 Geneva 71grt JyneConcordia ort Wayne Catholic 88 1 a 2 2 3 31 6 6 7 1 5 8 A ci 1 II 'i' a'a 1' Ashley 75 Woodlan 45 Hoagland 57 Leo 55 Churubusco 56 Avilla 48 Kendalville 72 Albion 52 Auburn 82 Berne 75 1 Michigan City 68 Peru 62 (overtime) Evansville Central 85 Bloom ington 49 Princeton 53" Evansville Reitz Evansville Rex Mundi' 77 North Posey 46 erdinand 74 Evansville Ma ter Dei 61 Evansville Memorial 79 Can nelton 68 4 Castle 80 Chrisney 61 Plainville 72 Pleasantville 67 Richland 78 Elberfeld 51 Mount Olympus 49 White Riv Oakland City 81 Owensville 76iures defeated Kent bas Lynnville 85 Spurgeon 52 ketball team 98 69 Saturday Loogootee 69 Dubois 52 Inight 15 11 3 3 through for three drive in goalsguaranteed all expenses for the Sheffield was top scorer with AU Lilin UUltf TV till VC 11UV been reimbursed' Juckes saidox's "suspension will be rec ognized 4 automatically bv the Surface isher Totals rankton Davisf McClain Rvan Lawson jf Cunningham Hannah Totals Markleville rankfnn Referee: King Umpire: Balk Pendleton Cheshler 2 0 Hopkins Robinson Higginbotham 2 Webb 3 Okoman Totals Mlddletowp Hodson Worley Stevenv cu Clapp Jenninga Mjera Toiau is 14 (vvt Pendleton fl 8 11 '8 Mifldlethwn 10 15 fl 40 Referee Hall Umpire: Kin fl er 70 to 68 Hannah fouled out championship by beating the! evaporated to uyuig tu stop nimams wno nosion ratriots nere bunaay nnsseu uie iree inrow wim SPORTSMAN'S DIGEST perfect fiTfor HOLSTERS ETC RAAW mo WRAP PLASTIC TIGHTLY TO GTSTP 9 21 5 6 3' TT TP 3 1 0 2 2 0 0 18 8 3 4 PENDLETON edged by Middletown 41 to 40 and then belted Markleville 53 to 46 inthe championship finals of the Pendleton Invitational re serve team tourneyj Saturday afternoon Markleville had topped rankton52 to 49 in first found play to qualifyfor a shotatTthe titieT Middletown1 piled up TTJommanding lead ttr coast in a 51 to 44 winner over rankton in the consolation finals played before the title deciding meeting Boxes: i (Reserve Championship) 1 Pendleton TJ i jer i Hnpklns 0 Robinson Higginbotham 8 Webb 7 Ockoman 1 Warner 2 Total fllg if rw 4 I sewitz 3 North Caro wigham 2 Respess 3 gj 1 Pnnira A Qhnffnt 1 UrS 27 8 JO 8 0 2 52? 8 8 1 3 3 13 5 0 10 10 0 4 2 44 TP 10 9 7 5 16 2 2 WaQner s27 i SparkGaels' Win Over oe Anderson St sparked by Donie 27 points spanked Mt" Vernon of Hancock Marauders 78 to 62 last night in the AHS Wigwam for the eighth victory In the ninth high school basketball Start this winter Ttfe winners led at every quarter being out scored by the Marauders 19 18 in only the third period pumped in aneven Jbzan4askels annhree of four charity shots for his 27 markers Hunt contributed and Rodecap canned 13 to round out the win ners scoring in figures Bruce 20 Tim Wil son's 12 and Bob 10 led the Marauder scoring Box' St Mrv'i TTA TP 2 0 Brooklyn Youth WjnsChessTitle NEW YORK (UPI) Bobby ischer 20 of Brooklyn riday night won the US chess championship for the sixth time establishing a national record with a clean sweep score of 11 0 fischer who first won ther ehampkiBship at age of 14 and is a contender the world title defeated Dr Anth only Saidy of Puerto Rico in the final match of the 12 round tournament 1 Dec Saidy as White conducted an English Opening against isch black pieces and an ex change of queens occurred on 5 the move By the 23rd move all of pieces had been exchanged except one bishop ahd'one knight for ischer Both had 'six pawns and the beappar 7 ently drawn However afterja oneway resumption of an ad journment ischer with exact play forced his opponent to re sign 'after 11 moves had been made Larry JEvans of Las Vegas nlop wifk crnrA nf 71A Z11A Donald Byrne of State College Pa in the final round Twelve of the highest ratedplayers In the United States compete annually in this 100 year old event which offers $6000 in prizes and is co spon sored by the American Chess oundation and the US Chess ederation lllini Swamp oe CHAMPAIGN HI! (AP) Illi nois broke loose for 47 points in the last half for a rally that smothered Michigan State 87 66 in a Big Ten basketball game Saturday With "Stan Washington hittingall nine of his field goals in the first half and Red Thomann making 10 of his total 17 points during the same time" the Spar tans led at intermission 41 40 KIP WILE ADMIRES UNDERWOOD Six year old Bryan Kipling (Kip) Wile ton of Mr and Mrt Howard Wile 1531 St Anderson proudlywears the football jersey of Dan Underwood famed Michigan xState football co captain this fall that bears the Spartan's number 93 while looking over pictures and news stories of a scrapbook: of Under wood's life storyYousee Kip and Dan have somethingin common each suffered from a bone softening disease called leg Kip spent three months in a body cast 1 and walked on crutches for the same lengthof time" He has been wearing a brace orr his left leg for a year nowHis hero overcame the same disease that affected his right hip bone He was placed in a cast extending from his toes to his chest an was hospitaliezd for six months He spent another year in a wheelchair and another years in a brace that kept his right leg stiff He hobbled on crutches for two years and that strain is thought to be one of the reasons for the great development of his chest shoulders biceps and forearrfis After more than four years of ajh letic inactivity Dan decided to go out for his high school's freshman fo6tbalteam The restjs now made his high school team and later became a star end on defense for the Michigan State's 1963 grid squad Underwood tent a program of the Michigan State North Carolina game au tographed and with the following message: "Kip: Bestpf)uckto future Spartan Dan Underwood "Holland 67 Otwell 66 Springs Valley 73 Paoli 51 ort Branch 75 Westville 61 Mill Creek 57 Union Twp (LaPorte Co) 49 Rolling Prairie 46 Clay 67 Knox 62 Madison Twp (St Joseph Co) 84 Walkerton 64 New Carlisle 81 Greene Twp 61 Avilla 61 Wawaka 43 Kewanna 62 Star City 57 Lapa 63 Argos 34 Richland Center 78 West 65 San Pierre 63 Monterey 23 Topeka 84 Jefferson Twp (Elkhart Co) 77 1 Nineveh 71 Indpls Chatara 43 Terre Haute Wiley 76 Brazil 63 1 56 54 Markleville basketknotted score 56 to 56 and the Irish star again hit just before Williams canned a field er The score was 58 to 58 Me ll Carty drove in for a basket for the Irish and again Williams knotted the score "Rumler hit for Pendleton and two free throws made it 62 to 62 the visitors the lead 64 to 62 and Harper boosted the lead to 65 to 62 Mabrey hit from ntir An fha fTnvr onrf Ha trap broke even in a pair of free throws Godby hit a basket just I Detore me gun to knot the score ai' lu uu mm scul ute gaiiit into overtime Godby hit for Pendleton and 1 Williams countered for the The former Arkansas Univer sity sprinter snared four passes yp for 76 yards and one jtoucndown 22in the17 13 win But he capped as that with record tying 13 catches for 210 yards ana the 8only touchdown in the 7 6 vic 2 tory 1 it Boston uses double eover i age oan jjiego quariernacK Tobin Rote still can hit ends to ft In Overtime Continued rom ire On shot and twofer gave the Arabians a 43 42 Jead and free throw knotted the score again at 44 to 44 pair of free throws on Hannah's toul it 46 44 Arabians iust before basket made it 46 to 46 as the third quarter ended llWiUiamTtmtted "the then boosted his' Arabians into a 4 point' advantage on another fielder McCarty cut loose with Minnesota 97 Purdue 93 Bradley 79 Tulsa 59 Temple 66Navy 59 Clemson 87 Wake orest 61 Illinois 87 Mich State 66 Lawrence 59 St Olaf 52 Michigan 85 Northwestern 73 Ohio State 101 Wilconsin 85 1 St Bonaventure 97 Duquesne Drexel 79 Perm Military' 19" Texas 83 Baylor 59 Calvin96 Kalamazoo 921 lorida 86 Tulane 79 "Swarthmore' 58 Stevens Tech 52 Indiana Central 113 Earlham 98 Ct A 03 MVeVVwCiAA0 AA Uu Al xj iVj 57 Vanderbilt 55 "Georgia Tech 76 Kentucky 67 Indiana State 68 St (Ind) 59 Duke 91 State 90 Carolina 70Virginia 62 Davidson 93 Virginia '82 St (N Y) 84 Srya cuse 71 Carolina 78 Notre Dame 68 ordham 65 Iona 61 Louisville 69 Memphis 7 State 57'! Miami 105 Rhode Island 88 Connecticut 73 Manhattan 57 Lafayette 82 Rutgers 74 Hofstra 85 Scranton 75 Valdosta State 86 Taylor 72 Oakland City 112 Georgetown Ky 101 "Evansville 97DePauw' ort Hays State 82 Omaha 85 Texas Tech 93 Arkansas 84 Richmond 67 Citadel 65 Louisiana State' 81 Georgia 63 HIGHSCHOOL Pendleton Tourney rankton £0 Middletown 79 (ovt cons) Markleville 75 Pendleton 72 finals) Other Games 7 Anderson St 78 Mt Vernon (Hancock Co) 62 Marron 97 Rochester 68 Greensburg 61 Connersville 57 ranklin Center 49 Indpls Scecin43 Columbus 78 Indpls Howe 71 Danville Ill 72 Crawfords ville 56 Ladoga 56 North Salem 43 North Central (Mhrion Co) 69 rankfort 52 Brownsburg 77 Indpls North west 61 Paoli 66 Bedford 57Pittsboro 63 Danville 61 Indpls Wood 76 Jackson Cen tral Warren Central 28 Zionsville 22 Carmel 67 Indpls Arlington 64 Indpls Washington 75 Indpls Manual illffi6683 Monrovia Indpls Attucks 62 New Cas tle 55 DecaturCentral 84 Pike 63 Lafayette Catholic 73 South western (Tippecanoe CoL 61 Jeffersonville 56 New Albany 1 Clarksville 91 North Central (Harrison Co 82 Westfield 84 Indpls Chatard 52 Wolcottville 64 Lima '53 Terre Haute Gerstmey er 59 TelLCity 55 West Vigo 85 Perrysville 65 Van Buren Twp 80 Terre Haute Schulte 56 Staunton 80 Cloverdale 72 began here! 11011121111 74 Darlington 4 7 2 2 0 0 3 3 5 5 00 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 14 19 "78 TtS i i 1 3 3 3 tour poiht lead 52 to 48 twofer made it 54 48 and PendletorkcaUed time1 with '5 left McCartv scored Rumler add ed two points Sayers scored I and fielder made it' I awards are listed as follows I Tar If ofc rinilrt Vzirbizi a uoait xumvj miuuiewwa lerre Haute bcnulte 73 West Kicmej cnnstenson Jim smith ana Gary Stebbins Certificates were awarded toTnhn Pnmnhnll Hfier Dmrrm vud J1 Mau a Gary Bronnenberg DickDar lingtonJay Barr and 'Cortez looring Collides With Worco Anderson County loorintf tles lnto Warco Sunnlv in onemf the feature games of rr League play at 3 pm today in the Iridianapblis'Dearboni gym Warco boasts of such stars as Paul Conwel exPur due rank Craig former Tech and Indiana Central luminary' Roy Schultz former Manual and Purdue star Jimmie Rayl and Gary Long ex Indiana Univer sity stars Indiana Reformatory and Westlane Pharmacy collide in their game at 2 O'clock Tom Joyce 7 Up and Royal Crown meet at 4 7 i By MIKE BARRON Associated Press Sports Writer Ala (AP)J Ode Burrell Billy LothridgeT and George Mira led' the South to a 21 victory over the North in the 155th annual Senior Bowl football game Saturday 7 Burrell the Mississippi State halback scored7 two touch on short runs Quarter bscks Mira of Miami and Loth ridge of Georgia Tech passedjfor one touchdown each and Lothridge kicked all four extra points The South defense was hard pressed to stop a North rally led by Bill Munson pf Utah Statein the final period? touchdown pass came on one of the most unusual plays in Senior Bowl history The Tech All America was at 7 tempting to make the Senior first field goal in the sec ond quarter' when holder Larry Rakestraw of Georgia fumbled the snap 7 Lothrldge picked it up and fired a six yard pass to his Tech teammate" end Bill Martin for the thirdtouchdown Munson led the' North from a 28 7 deficit with two touchdown passes in the final quarter and kept the crowd on edge with his passing up to the final gun The North set a Senior Bowl record with 48 pass attempts Cracking tthe old mark pf 42 Munson "passed 10 yards to Dick Drummond of George Washington for one score and then tossed two yards to Paul Krause of Iowa for" another His last pass attempt fell incom plete in the end zone a's the game ended Burrell was chosen the outstanding player as well as the top back and Miami tackle Dan Connors was chosen 'the out standing lineman Munson was voted the outstanding back and Krause an end the outstand ing lineman The expected passing duel be tween Mira and Jack Concan non of Boston College failed to materialize Both teams had to pass in a rain which grew heavi as'the game progressed and Concannon whs unable to "make headway against it JSorth 7 0 0 South 14 7 7 0 28 COLLEGE BOWL Challenge Bowl Nationals 66 Stabs 14 Senior Bowl South 28 North 21 0 4 i 1 0 0 0 0 0 20 7R 9 JI a a 0 O' 4 31 points 22 of them in the liffit half Notre Dame going into' the Heffla'Hrilli nn OC maihI MAhHinM average hit only 18 per cent of Vniled Amateur Ilockcy ia ti 1 i 1 1 4 1 1 Accnrinhnn us iirsi nan snois as A MA i 4 MAA 4 AAA 1a a 14 a I iiani uh eatciivu iu Hume it one man show He scored pomts in tne game piayea on ap neutral court Before 8187? i NORTH CAROLINA I i 't: A 7 Ta A 4 II if 1 Vanderbur 2 Mahnnev 1 Roderap 1 2 Dcffitr ff fi Warner 12 West 4 Hunt 2 Broderick 2 Shennrd WiHinma Total S3 12 18 Mt Vernon ETA TP Cox 4 Caln 3 Schackel 3 Bonena 0 Sm Ith 1ft ellerman 0 Thotnag 0 Wtlsim a Wilson 0 Totals Score bv Periods' St Mary's Mt Vprnnn Referee' Rtcldfe Umpire Linn crona leain core Vernon Hunter Clubs Bunny With Gun Discharge Hits Man In Head! INDIANAPOLIS (AP) An Indianapolis hunter trying to chib a rabbit to death with the butt of his shotgun was killed Saturday when the weapon discharged The victim's 4 year old son ch'rrying a toy rifle scram bled over a fence to help screaming "My daddy's kill ed Authorities said Arnold I 'Jones 24 was killed when the blast struck him In the head deputies said Jonet wounded a rabbit while hynt Ing in a field northcast of the city lft gauge shotgun bv the barrel and be gan hitting the animal ft A CThe bascbalL team was coach? ed by Charles (Chuck) Smith The varsity football team coached by Rod Shaw presented awards to the following boys: jackets Otis Brawn Steve Johnsonr Dan James and Cortez Walker inanager Steve TpertlflcaLetMikalLl I Gary Bronnenberg Bill Hunt DjdeJSchmalte Craig Huxtable Jay Barr Ken dal Rinker Richie Christenson Myron Noblef Bob Melson Steve Givens Greg Risk Dick Dar 1 lington and Ron Kimmerling Those receiving letters were CarlBenefiel Bob Blout Brady Wilson Mike Heathcote and Perry Pershing reshmey boys received a red in black with a ffnld fnnthall it an4 Mm which represent the number of i years they played football The bX 1 1 boys were coached by Mr An Riney son: The boys who received tbelcurpS5 red were Mike Jarret I McCav Denny Jones Hal Green ctt Total 17 12 4fl Pendleton a 8 H) 11 Markleville 6 7 13 46 'Referee: Barnet Umpire: isher (Consolation) ranKLon Davis McClain Ryan Lawson Cunningham Wihebrink Hannah Lugenbealx Totals Middletown Hodson Worley Stevens Clapp Jennings Myers McDonald Totals 5 21 51 rankton 8 1ft 10 Middletown 14 12 16 Referee: Mason Umpire: Vporhls Markleville Nibarger i LLLJ 3 Ranks 3 Rifley a I J' 7' 4r Yfe1 Highland Honors 2 It's Athletes "annual sports awards ban quet for athletes of Highland High School was held recently at the school High school fresh man and junior high awards were given to boys participating in baseball and football Ared jackeLisjecei vedwhen fnur mflinr lAttnru have hoon ro ceived A certificate is after the first letter Jias been awarded The' boys "receiving baseball weather indicates the Chargers' LarrySheffield and Larry JeS league leading offense should do ewitz scored 23 straight points tor tne Irish in the second ed for Markleville Rurnler hit Both clubs stress sneed hut After Billy the inal basket mak ma tho i i arnat Wnrk ernr no and nffdiuai Uay UI uie team unSt the boards pushed the Tar Heels ccssful tripand demanded $500 4 i fl 44 2 3 A A O' 3 2 31 2 2 4 th fl 14 23 15 62 15 23 18 23 7g 12 1V1H Ifl fl2 i 39 35 Mt 4 4 ff It 24 I 4) 7 dvdf Sari Diego Jac HfifilS Stflll Canadian Coach" Dy 6J4 Points rm LarL Is Suspended aAa IIWII VVIIlVMMVn TORONTO (AP) The i iijur nvTnn nn vtw MUJIVII I UU 11 A "TA A an Amateur Hockey Ass 2 12 52 TP 10 23 0 3 7 fl 20 9 49 17 11 9 10 14 10 TORONTO (AP) The Cnnadk an Amateur Ilnckev Assneiatinn suspended Sam ox president manager of the Windsor Bull dogs Saturday for improper conduct during the International ttocKey League club recent seven points I IjA aA a I f9 1 1 nndkr a Vntrn nnna drivk and' 1 u' muetUllieiy detrimental to the goodm hockey as a representa tive of a Canadian team over CAIIA official Gordon Juckes said ox telephoned him on the final rinv nf tho nnctin Vigo 65 Terre Haute State 60 Van Burerr Twp 58 Clay: CityTTVBowling? Green 42 Rockville 5 Montezuma 1 Waveland 75 Turkey Run 60 Shakamak 89 Dugger 56 Austiini ChartestOWfifipsf? poned snow North Central (Harrison Co) at Lanesville postponedsnow Morgan Twp (Harrison Co) 74 South Central 55 64 Vernon Crawfort County Tourney Marengo 44Milltown 59 English 51 Tunnelton Tourney Borden 63 Tunnelton' 60 Pekjn 76 West Washington 69 North Dearborn Tourney Lawrenceburg 48 Moores' Hill 33 North Dearborn 78 Dillsboro 51 Milan Aurora 47 Evansville Bosse 94 Jasper 59 PRO Philadelphia 123" Baltimore 113 Cincinnati 125 New York 116 Ball State Regulars Score In 2 igures MUNCIE Ind AP) Ball Cardinals with all five starters scoring in double fig I uics ueieaieu nein oiaie uas ketball team 98 69 Saturday night ANARE 5HOUUPA Bought that POOL TABLE NOTf dafaotnd thn Treh 0AH WU1A WIT 111 11 xu i iiuuti ri nu ir on no Kn uvivulvu mv 11 iru sir ininjuiui i i a i 1 x4 kf nkaaAai al a4 LI am Xm ar wAi 1 a A A am 11 conauct aetrimenta to the icii luavicj (uuicu uaipvi i ui triOtS 17 13 ana 7 6 this season luiei sevuoimi 1 01 left and the Arabian broke and promise of warm drv basketball game uvuu vu uic ucv uuuwa xuoA ii ine it 71 68 McCartv lofted in a 1 long one and Harper again scon better Sunday WVV11 VIUUO OUVOO OUCvU UUl me imaj oasaei matting me the Chargers have a little extra score 75 to 72 Arabians in flanker Lance Alwnrth the eiimeiiHi koi more scoring among five Diavers Mc Cartv Hanna? Mabrev Rurnler and Godby but their combined running game this sea atfnrtc ITil viiuiw vvuiuu uvr tuiire 11 28 22 and Har per 11 Boxes: (Championship) Markleville Milburn Sayers Gustin Bank Pendleton McCatty tHanna Mabrey fT Keesling iGodbv Rumbier Total wma83 6 ovt Markleville 9 18 19 20 Pendleton 20 14 12 20 Referee: isher Umpire Barnes (Consolation) 'iffimuiii Condon Waymirerc Nash 4 I Totals 1 TP AUL4arnont Saunders 3 Russell 9 urnish 6 Manis lair a oian JI I yards Dn the ground and gained 'Notre Dame 23 68 Refcrw Voorhia umpxe? yards in the two Chargers tNorth 'Carolina 31 78 gauica ttLUMJUgH Miner need 3r i)ucigeon 4 TnnniuU 4 QAVf vsflyfflUi' liUI til V411 IJ? Im a Cunnini Jebbeu 4J Galanti McSweeney 2 Attendance 8187 2 0 0 "to Trihin ift Don Norton and Dave Ko besides Keith Lincoln 14 1 and Paul Lowe Lincoln and Lowe gained 1836 72 yards in 305 carries this season for a6 yard average enough to give the Chargers the league rushing lead and keep the de fense honesty Boston despite only one Brown touchdown against San Diego Galant! this year is no slouch often 1 McSweeney sively Coach Mtke Holovak prorirrTotals 32 claims" the return of halfback i NOTRE DAME Ron Burton as the factor which Skarich rnnld 7iv Rnctnn tha svIoa iMillpr ft operated on tora 1 i i a a'n rtArrilf a a LUI 1X1 JUlbC UI OcpicIIiUCl bllll Olid lit IU dl wears a brace ana must be re lMcGann 1 2 2 4 garded as a doubtful advantage Dudgeon 1 2' 2 4 r' 1 AaMiKiaraalna vtAmA 1 I i' 'A A Po: UUllT dll VI I AC111CI1I13 a junvi i ill cut ful The198 pound zz 5 hack4a "tab recordofi750! 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