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A PAGI 25 THE ANDERSON HERALD THURSDAY DECEMBER 19 1968 ie Brown bnadovtflojjj NLAII StarChoices HOW THEY STAND 71 Sad wide (9) of San rancisco 979 at shorts during the training season Mor 16 (12) (12 Si Billy 62 Marian succeeded as Dan I cay and tus sighof relief could through 1967 (ip) 4 2 Chuck Howlev of Dallas and( IT Mtke Curtis of Baltimore COBH ECU OX 16" Sears Houston Astro first baseman Phone 643 6665 8 MARS KOKBUCK AND CO 8 8 8 Bubba George 55 72 0 1 2 2 2 2 12 NL All Stars In Action This Weekend WR Lance Green (19 (11) Bay (12) (10) (11) (52) (29 Baf Manon Lafayette Muncie Central Anderson New Ccstle Logansport Kokomo Deft use Smith Baltimore ielders Are Tough In NL Stats Show elbow failed to come around rj Marion Richmond Are Early NCC Leaders YORK Leroy who emerged from shadow to CHRISTMAS BOXED $roo COMPARE COMPARE COMPARE 60 i Not a singleloop game is scheduled now until after the MORRALL AT HIS BEST Earl Morrall Baltimore Colts quarterback who was naked Most Valuable' Player in the National ootball League shows his stuff as a a specialty at which he couldn't be beat He wound up as the top passer in the final league statistics He completed 182 of 317 for 2909 yards averaged 918 yardsper pass threw 26 touchdown passes and had 17 intercepted (AP Wirephoto) iMinnesoia Saa Pit NBA Baltimore 109 San rancisco 100 Atlanta 122 Milwaukee 116 Detroit 124 San Diego 112 New York 104 Boston 96 ABA Indiana 122 Miami 118 Denver 111 Houston 102 Robinson and safely Wilhel ages released Wednesday Wood were voted to the jseoond showed stichajeam would con team' SlSt of A fan who had been secluded L' Wes Parker of Los Angelesjof Minnesota at center Games 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 Bill Brown back Ken Willard IRST NOT SECONDS 4 PLY POLYESTER CORD Wide Tread Ruqqed or Traction RED or WHITE STRIPE Bv HAROLD HARRISON CINCINNATI (AP) It might not win a pennant but a team made up of 1968 National League fielding leaders proba bly would be tough to handle SEAT COVERS NL since Green Bay had an identical mark in 1962 Unitas was the All Star quarterback last season Cowboys Place our Dallas won the honors on the with 23 'points and HCp st Pierre and Steve Wilson each contributed 19 Ball Marzine Moore was the: leading scorer with 26 All Games 7 4 4 3 3 42 2 1204 MAIN ST AUTO CARPETS $20 GIT CERTIICATES WHITLOCK 1 U0 13TH ST 775 74 1795 iX Nevele Pride a 3 year oidi pacer won 21 of 24 races dur ing 1968 including the Hamble tonian The colt earned a rec ord $427440 2 QTIIQQ AE Per steel spikes for safety and I Ullv UVU Tlre TRACTION ON ICE SPECIAL SECQNPS INVENTORY WIDE 78 SERIES WIDE 4 PLY POLYESTER SUM WHITEWALL CLEARANCE 650 700 13 SNOW TIRES 1695 ed Tax Hanover 87 Ball State 80 Spring Arbor Tourney Tri State 86 Judson 74 over time Lake Superior 81 Huntington 75 St (NyJ 73 Provid ence 53 South Carolina 75 East Carolina 61 Seton Hall 72 Hofstra 06 Louisville 67 Memphis State 66 Tampa 87 lorida 81 Princeton 88 NYU 76 LaSalle 68 Canisius 56 TCU 89 Hawaii 59 Bobby Boyd of Baltimore a baldish veteran and Lem Bar ney of Detroit a spry sopho more are the two corner backs Larry Wilson the old depend able free safelv of the St Louis Cards is joined by Eddie Mea dor of the Los Angeles Rams The defensive repeaters are Jone? Olsen Lillv Howley and Wilson i Kellv was the ton vote getter! II from Ball State in the last five nimuwb Iv will lla diguruii VV1 Illdill VI native lege basketball game of the southeast coastal In OQn Ji Tnrlinnc VcJ Td'VLMl OIUV 1 The Panthers starling tronxikimos and are among Tackle red Miller Baltimore (5) Chuck Howley Dallas (1) Middle Tom Nobis Atlanta (1'5) Andy Russell Pittsburgh (b) Cornerback Cornell Green Dallas'Cornerback Alexander (6) Safety Ed Meador Los Angeles i Honorable Mention (two or more votes) Offense 8 8 CHRISTMAS BOXED 8 MA Aft 8 I have come through for them so have to contribute a lot of their success to Bill Nelsen quarterback) He gives them leadership and Landry was more eager to talk about what the Cowboys were going to have to do to stopCleveland that he was about what Dallas was going to do to get on the scoreboard And the principle target when it comes to defense will be league leading rusher Leroy Kelly are one of the great running teams said Landry long as they have Kelly they are a great running team and cnarley Harraway nas neen coming on for In last Eastern Confer ence championship game at Dallas the Cowboys held Kelly to 11 yards on the ground expect that to happen Landry said Landry said im provement this season was chiefly based on its balance are strong every he said they have the ability to get turnovers and put their offense in good scoring position 'i have a good pass rush and they are always aggressive We make anv mistakes But then that is the keV to any I mi 4 duel net sue aim uain ndiiuai uudj uului wv Salty Parker Mel McGaha and Levee She will winter ati television and motion picture Wvl 111 iWMXj WKAAlj vai4A whan Krnwn dd xun udiidis iuni uuiiiuy oiywix uut xAiy lshjck Philadelphia Willis Crenshaw St retired after the 196a season Louis li I Defense I Jim Doll? Davis Green Raltirnnm AloU War rae Totrrif Rllv of his three seasons as a i Smith Baltimore Charley KruegerSan csHfrtar rancisco Jethro Pugh Dallas MdHUl MLB Rav Nitschke Green BavLea in Danas Jim jl i i it XIOLISLOII le IdllU i tlL 7l Jr aiuee obtained' nun at the Start at this I Angeles Lee Roy caffoy Green Bay i 1 11 I lbar TVilrAU Herb Adderiev Bay:" Bea vieveianu rixiiny Lyiva oaiu more Jim Johnson San rancisco Tackhart New Vnrk Patil Crause Minnesota Ernie Kellerman July 4 1968 He batted in five Colts and directed them to a 13 3sh 7 XvLLIoCV CI ILIL i rVmKLaU1 1 1 u' 1 1 mark tnat was tne oest in uien Kelly Emerges rom BrowWShfQ'Q PPi United Press niavers while Batimore and St 1968 National Louis each had three playerj League All Star team named who wonJ)othth4 new york (wn The umgd I International 1568 National ootball rushing crown and the scoring League All Star team (with number of title in the NL this seasonfvoles from a total of 48 parenthese) 1 Vi received 47 votes in a panel oi 48 NL experts around the nation Mhree from each league i city Savers Joins LeRov Kelly was joined' backfield by GaleT even though he missed the final third of the season with a knee't 1 injury and quartet nacK 'MorrallThe veteran'eastoff whoT Running back Gale $ayers72S th Ihmm P1 ter Clifton McNeil ing balm the form of a $15000 1 Super Bowl pay check we can get said defen sive tackle Billy Ray Smith it will take care of the aches heartaches sorrows and tears had since The Colts 13 1'this year' have lost just two National ootball League games in two seasons but they haven't grown rich in the process "Last year Baltimore posted an 11 1 2 record but even win the Coastal Division cham pionship Each Colt wound up with a measly $69170 had a fine team last! and for the first tame recent I running back who won the rush ifir coi4 naninr T)iLr Cm wuimArv fVirwv'A woe T1A flrAon i lirvrr fiufla fnr fnA RAOOYln Saraiffnt UMLl VVlllVl 41Vn xJZJI 1UV1L1UI U1V1V nW Avr xjevvu Darlington 64 Coal Creek 73 Cascade 52 Moninvnma RS AAP'hd ail ft 64 2 COLLEGE 1' it 1 I Butler 67 western Keniuaxy 65 IG 78 15 315 15 1895 SNOW TIRE SALE 70 Series Wide Tread NCC 221 11 0 0 Results Last Week 78 Lalayeite 62 'Marian 93 Kokomo 58 x' 79 Muncie Central rankfort 64 Logansport 56 Mmcie South 76' New Castle Kokomo 78 So Bend Central Manon 60 Huntington 45 New Castle 62 Hagerstown 60 () NCC Games jQanleg riday Dec" Chi Washington at Anderson Kikomo Haworth at Lafayette Twin Lakss at Logansport Marion at Goshen S)Bcnd Canral at Muncie ntral Naw Castle at Madison Heights' Siclbyville 'aC'Richmond If Games Saturday Dec 21 Kokomo at Wayne Norin Lafayette at Wet Lafajette Peru at Logansport I Elkhart at Muncie Central Tech at New Castle Richmond at LaPorte i NCC SCORING LEADERS rank Watters (Kokomo) Rick Risinger (Richmond) Rod reeman (Anderson) ''NI Dan Gunn (Marion) Jerry Townsend (Marion) Mark Garrison (Lafayette) Jerome Johnson (Muncie Cent) Bob Smith (Anderson) Joe Sutter (Marion) Kinf Kaufman (Muncie Cent) red Springer (Kokomo) Mike Woodruff (Anderson) R3ndy StoUe (Richomnd) Mike Booher (Lafayette) Bill Barnett (Richmond) Gary Kitchel (Richmond) Dan ell (Lafayette 1 Ellis Banks (Muncie Cent) Tom Punzelt (Muncie Cent Layman (Logansport) Tim Smock (Richmond) Terry Maddox (Lafayette) Brent Popplewell (New Castle) Darrell York (New Castle) Jovon Price (Manon) Giants ana Red Devils each cap tured a second straight North gV LOWOOVj Central Conference battle astW I week and now are deadlocked IlL for the lead in this season MpOlTHU hA tjtie chase 'Manon blasted Ko VUl II ly I VI 93 58 While Kioainvi I LJ 1 3D ATT InamOV nayuii uuihvj I 7' rancisco (32) Defense Deacon Jones Los lAngelcs Carl Eller Minnesota (26) Merlin Olsen Los Angeles i Dave Robinson Green (19) Middle Dick Butkus Chior go (24) Linebacker Curtis Baltlmorw Bobby Boyd Baltimore (26) 1 Lem Barney Detroit (21t Larry Wilson St Louis (23) Millie Wood Green Bay (18) Second Team Wide reccn Bob Haf esv Dallas Bob Brown Philadelphia GuarcL Gale Gillingham Green (15) sr Bob DeMarco St Louis Tom Mack Los Angeles Tackle rntft MrMillan gf Tntns w3tght Jackie Smith Bill Nelsen Cleveland (6) Running Running rancisco Wide Roy tsburgh (8) Hentzel Dallas Carroll Dale Bay Homer Jones Nev Richardson Baltimore Baltimore GeneN Wa )ta TE 'Milt Morin Los Angeles 1 TDick Schaf rath Cleveland: Cowan Los Aneeles orrest 'Green Bay Charlie Bradshaw Detroit Sam Ball Baltimore Bob Reynolds St LOUIS Jerry Kramer Baltimore Chuck Walton Detroit George Seals Chicago TTrTru QrGKplIi rta A ncrplpc Tian Qul li an I Baltimore Pete Case New York John vAfpran I Niland Dallas Glenn Ressler Baltimore I I 1VU II A 1 I zn i LV7 LX 3V uiivi wj i i null I I ut ia th season onened John Mack Houston and San ranciscoifrom Morgan Stale spcnttnc nauss Washington mii ryie Gunn zipped in 25 points to be heard all over town During most of hi 13 years 'what three years can do cv of Baltimore again was I yUIW UP' lieWlt19fM and 1965 seasons on tne lead the parade while rank Defensive tackle Jethro Pugh a pro the Moot 2 Morrall haS To a man the Co ts have ofi jteamsith 9TO averages and Cleveland bench playing behind qb i mu wia i 1 Vrtc 1 1 i I milAh ACnApf for ihp Minnocnfa I I Picncu urc Wgin Ltonc zAmmiHaJ LUa rwnel I Dmn Dirt kian Drown Don Palkins Da 1 1 UK i 1 0D1 WnodA Watters gx ivr iand running oacK vraig owiuwn a niuAC i vv 1 gymnasucs compeuuon won its i Ri nAh prown of Philadel I Pwhmond was led by Rick hjm hoth ed in last week's illustrious No 1 man the Central Division Big Bob Brown eirors 162 retired after the 29 point burst wilhDaas 28 10 victory over New Thirteen years after he was champs whom they play tnemesdayi night in the AHS Wig Muncie nest neing A'ur i York were pronounceu wen uuau mi zuiRn miuuguii iwam engine' rome Johnson Anderson was way recovery State Morrall has became aniumwe cunaay I topped bv Rod 22 ted to be on NL AllhStar quartertiack and The strong defensel point output while Dan ell htt when the Cow ltte MVP of t(1 League Unitasblanked the Colts in the second! jv ana iviihe owimlx 6vv g0 against Cleveland rori? the Bronchos the National ootball League Outeide battles saw Logan 1 Eastern Conerence champion in Cink sport bow to rankfort 64 56 DUCS COD riQllT 1a MiinriP ivnu i uu ip ii lii Lu necs a rviorQAn am i nmw nuuvvu Wa I "He dd not lose any strength cup cwuul ucua I(li when he was boon rnluntf i IVltfl Nil 45 Kb on i nai i Billhnnei (A) 4 i iriw HoLndhvl Gicnn i iriunue luieuavnvt ummw 1 Smith (P) 2 I Viiuvn V1 Rowles (P) and Har 1 Mike Curtis of Baltimore 4 Simmons A) A Marlrc fPT rs Harrington (A) Dann By VITO STELLINO UPI Sports Writer NEW Kelly Jimmy became the finest runner in nro football was a near unanimous second team with'four of the 22 selection on CENTRAL TIRE 11th A Central Ave Acron rom Indiana Bell YOUR PROESSIONAL TIRE DEALER 15515 13 13 2125 n2 115 11 5 115 11 in 5 20 (tight end in of Los Angeles ana tacKie bod Lilly of Dallas Carl Eller of 1 4 tm n4 sliaa I 2 Minnesota nivveu avwavu sive end displacing Willie Davis i run 7 1 I ot Green nay i Dick Butkus of Chicago ns tne quarterback to BalU lase Ron Santo of OucagoJ and 1 071 of thirv4 hacn TJnl nlnr A Lxr NAW 141079 vuuu nai uamvi mr inf Qari TTrunnicVi Q7O of cVinrc i xzx JIU at ouiw uo I UUHiJt V13V iiuinue rail stepped in when John Uni l0P UV1UU1Y LdLlKAHl oi tea veteran backun phia 1000 Hank Aaron of Atlan man took the Colts to the Coast ta 991 and Pete Rose Cincin mi nati QCW) in ithn nntfinld anti I ai uivisiwi uue Joe Torre Atldnta ggf Baltimore and Lem Barney of Tzrnv Kftllv Cleveland fine fkA nni'narh'wVe and lUWVUl ate L11V vvi nvi urxw TOnk Larry Wilson of St Louis and 1VL17V10 YY11V L' 'UipiV lVvl wT Zi T)r LUg wuc IVI urc cvwiAi 1 I Willie WOOU OI VrltXLi IwyidLC year with a career high of 1239 "7 dV safeties Ud repeated aldag with Gjle" aalytoir rape Sayers Chreage Bears on the offensive team this lous runner who way cut I Neely Tingelhoff Kelly bv a knee injury Nov 10 The official averages showed savers Bob Hayes of Dallas is the stWuLas 1 There were six repeaters oni i i irATi league top fielding team atiL nnn onp YWITW committed only Rtdkn 7 ban rancLsco uns I if maturity icomes witn age McNeil wasraded trom ueve i npA 4UU ien Anderson High and to the 49ers shortly before Keliy a I I I Al rU A 4 A rl AW IP wnf LSU 93 lorida 89 overtime points UOlum'Dia uz roruiiain i Seton Hall 76' Hofstra 66 Syracuse VlrPenmStaite 51 Yale 91 Brown 62 Missouri 79 Tulane 73: N'orthw'ood 90 Cedarville '(0) 88 2 Army 64 St rancis (NY) 33 PRO 1 Vaccinated iColfs After I A Super balm rnnnnM nrinn I uy uvitvun uurim Associated Press Sports Writer BALTIMORE (AP) The Baltimore Colts have had their i Hong Kong flu vaccine and now looking for some sooth Ttur vrtpr capi Twelve iRav Packers although guard cf the 22 men picked to the Na 1 Jerry Kramer uneoacKer wave unuiai league ueuung aver tional ootball League All Star teams will be ini action Saturday and Sunday the conference playoffs involving the Dallas Cowboys at Cleveland and the Minnesota Vikings at BaltimoreThe team selected for the As: sociated Press by a 48 man pan el of sports writers and sport casters three from each of the 16 league city was announced Wednesday Dallas and Baltimore each placed four on the team and Cleveland and Minnesota each naa players on tne ursi teams jueruy iveuy recent i running nacK wno won me rusu ji I 1 rrht' IUa TTn Irttnlv I warn edging Portland 79z to i ri iIHHall nt? Ildu iii'iaovu ihuvu vit Zd'2 ilast season due to injuries Dennis Harr inetan the Dallas was Cls0 naci poorest lyCOia jlVClipil HWJy lyuiiMk Ai i rnn i nni virtual cavirpr tot1 rn rrh il U'zunc'itm half of their regular season game won by Baltimore 21 9 tackle i i ia i ii 1 i i nisi ii i ia: ii tnin i in iin i trmrtf mrsn tiniin i muiMWA aoivv xercise tumbling and the! 7 7 'L stoppea on tne one toot nne wild ana nowue wiuua sau iduvis i bul minutes remmmg Trngel 1 WdSfLA romnalino fnr nth Ar Trihp 1 1 i "'held in "check bythe Colts but offensne line recap against me luunornia angeis oneinow inuuau 1 I A IL yflAAAHAlA Ln OA Oft I ihirod hie PM pr ion I Hu lfl MM1'neUnaitUniUWWWlva Tan A 4 4k rolUBfi Winn HVK IU JVUH whhheJnedside luvllvu Th wwafprc IUIIb dllu unw Naw LdlA? Rl4U upU wr hn thd fttflisnc hftST 1 I 1 fl III L1 1 ncxVLl 4113 vi e'ii lin i ia it Io niri I i rti vtpsvn VOVorC Uif i 1 1 on rme nera UUllilg Jt lUdVh Ddiuwviv V3V1V vm: climTnarv lAvliy HltAViau) ujvlM Casde shading Hagerstown 62 W(rkoutSi but work tool Three school records and The CoIts who have a whof 9 Portland iNeeley leifciw uiueJ iuuuubiii uiucuuur mng 2 1 edge over V1K ree 1 Cassel (H) 2 Three of trOIW TOU OR 02 1 I i iHarriiwton (A): 3 Smith (P) 4L a a itartfaA reneauu' eitu ieavMii bon Business for the knee in the Giant game but Madison Heights fell victim to stalled as an 11 pomt gi a) 2 wrnc tAamc ririav will fina uaiiuty saiu irc orf Wavne North wunmuig iAers derson hosting East Wediday night 49 46 in the has never won in Baltimore Washington Lafayette enter 100 per cent against Cleveland pirate: an nor tailing Kokomo Haworth Lo if Baynham is not able to I AHS pool 1 I irates are now gnnaport hosting Twin Lakes play Les Shy willmoveintotfael 2 for the season ip nHA XPAI'QC Marton traveling to Goshen backfield Tom Wohlberg broke his own QjJu JLUI ui Mu nci Central at home to Dallas defeated Cleveland 28 7 i200 yard individual medley rec 1 South Bend Central New Cas on the second weekend of theorj with a 2:27 Dale HIGH SCHOOL Se 'a Richmond having regUlar season 213 45 were a MH stand ard ing Charlie Earhart ft Kokomo I tl? Cwboysl again cracked his butterfly rec iunra4s I ifnvAtte IxwansDOrt tance in i uo 1 ah uie young piayvrs inini Peru Muncie Cen f'J tral welcoming Elkhart Castle hosting Indpls Tedh and Richmond motoring to LaPorte BUCK KNIVES folding pocket folding hunt ing Gun Barn CONVERTIBLE TOPS In The Wednesday Anderson Herald and Daily Bulletin issues of Dec 18 the following item was incorrectly priced It should have read ELECTRIC CAN OPENER SHARPENER 'Traveling Man' Morrall inds Home In Baltimore Earns Loop MVP Honor 7 I riT lull I 'i't'a i'L 4K Iter Unitas' Sub Guides Colts To Playoffs By JACK HAND NEW YORK (AP) Earl Morrall a 34 year old traveling man who played quarterback I for four clubs before he found a iheme in Baltimore was named 2 1 Wednesday the Most Valuable 3 I Player in the National ootball I Lea me Morrall who took the Colts to I the Coastal Division ititle and li he Western Conference finalwith Minnesota Sunday was the I overwhelming choice of a 48 man panel of writers and sportscasters three from each league city participating in the Associated Press Poll vii Two members of the commit tee did not vote in this category but Morrall got 33 ballots leroy Kelly Cleveland running back and rushing champion was sec ond wi'h five 7 Bill Nelsen! Cleveland 'q'ua'r 7 terback was next with" four: There was one vote each for TU MoMroir Do iimnra firriit 1 UUiUL inavnvj uuuMiivi vf43V lend Dick Butkus Chicago nud idle linebacker: Bob Lilly Dal li 1 r1A ias uereiusive tauiuc aim vraic Sayers injured Chicago Bear I I mi nrlwicr inzxlr 1 1 unuuiiK vawv 1 Avg Attar ware rtf nlAviiw sftcondi 23 fiddle for other passers Morraui 24 aame into his own with the Colts I 195 and wound un as the ton oasser 1 1L 2 1 1 rfcin nl fli iz'4 Ua I UJe lllfai RXlgW A1C 19 I completed 182 of 317 tor 2909 18 I yards averaged 918 yards per '6 5' pass threw 26 touchdown pass 16 'es and had 17 intercepted The Colts reached out for MorralL one Saturday lastAu gust during the exhibition sea son as insurance in case John tennL' eIbowJahed come around No 2 quarter back with tlae New York Giants behind nan Tarkenton the Giants had? figured they could well af ord to trade him They got Butch Wilson a reserve Earhart also won the 400 yard freestyle while" Mike" Withers won both the 100 and 200 free style events Wohlberg also copped the 100 freestyle The other blue ribbon went to Doug Waltz in the 50 freestyle In addition to deph however North side swept both relays gaining their winning margin on 1 the final freestyle relay after closing a big Pirate gap with a first in the breaststroke The Pirates host Marion Sat urday afternoon in the AHS pool Summary: ort Wayne' North 49 Mad Hts 46 200 Medley won by ort Wayne North (Spencer ShiimerMn sky Howe ng tine Thoimpson) 1:583 200 reestyle 1 Withers (MH) 2 DanieA(W) 3 Christoffel(W) 2:087 50 1 Waltz (MH): 2 Barter (W) 3 Childes (MH) :257 zoo individual i worn berg (MH) 2 Shimel (W) 3 Gephardt (MH) 2:27 Diving 1 Boone (MH) 2 Luns ford (W) 3 Mertz (W) 21345 points Butterfly 1 Earhart (MH) 2 Howenstine (W) 3 Cole (W) 1:068 100 1 Wohlberg (MH) 2 Howenstine (W) 3 Hendrick son (W) Backstroke 1 Withers (MH): 2 Spencer 3 Nelson (W) 1:035 400 reestyle 1 Earhart (iMH) 2 Christoffel (W): 3 Seegar (W) Thompson (W) 2 McCord (MH) 3 Kuhl (MH) 1:145 400 reestyle Relay won by ort Wayne North (Hendrickson Cook Barthel Kenell) 4:131 Mrs Whitnov Shuvee a 2 year old filly was naTnpdlRusty Staub has been keeping i after hpr sire and dam Nashua! busv during the off season with tS KklYBAUrE HAM Y1TN 1 JuZLr JjSZie SI salty rarKer Mei mcumis anu uevw SKBKBKWBKWKMtfMWlMkWA Buddy Handcen and Jim Owens1 Aiken SC Offense Wide receiver Paul Warfield Clvei land (2) Ralph Neely Dallas (31) Guard Gene Hickerson Cleveland (2S9 Mick Tingelhott Minnesota (20 Howard Mudd San (19) 't Bob VoKCjr Balbmore (23) Tieht John Mackey Baitimore (2f Quarterback Earl Morrall Baltimore I (3D IVUUIIJIIK IWCX Leioy ALllil VlvWldllW Running back Leroy Kelly Cleveland took over tor tne Baltimore when John jUmtas was injured and replaced Lnitas on the All Star sou ad st tv C' ill i ov Lira 11 1 Morrall was one Of the five I Bob Lilly Dallas (31 Colts who were named to the first teams on offense and defense Cleveland and Minneso ta had three players named Paul Warfield of Clevelandand Clifton McNeil of San rancisco were he receivers while Jahn Mackey of Baltimore won the tight end spot The interior linemen on the squad are Ralph Neeley of Dallas and BobVogel of Baltimore at tackle spots Gene Hickerson of Cleveland and Howard7 Mudd of San rancisco tat guards and Mick Tingelhoff MinruKAfo oif renter in Outer Mongolia for a year with a fielding average of 999 1 The defensive unit has Deacon would probably be to! at first base Cookie Rojas of 1 Jones of Los Angeles and Cail find Earl Morrall as the No 71 Philadelphia 987 at second i Eller of Minnesota at the ends lilATIIn I IL I Ill 1 fix Angeles and Bob Lilly of Dallas at the tackles Dick Butkus of Chicago is toe witrlrlr 1 irn ob TDlfh Robinson of Green Bay and Mike Curtis of Baltimore at the linebacking spots Bob Boyd: of Rich Volk Baltimore (9 A Tlnnnrohlfc Atonlinr rirr nv mnra Slttrtlv after his arrival in 85 Baltimore Morrall was thrown into action with the Colts be 15 icause reinjured the el in a game at Dallas 1 77 1 When the season started he was No 1 and Unitas an intent observer on the bench It contin tti ii nil ni inCAv I lieu uiciL wav un octhwu rmai Unitas making omlv brief an Jear nearances Morrall led the Colts imanski I to a 13 1 record and a shot at going to nJ i 11 Ithe league and conference titlelfhe 1967 Colt team? Nobodv isl A 1 11lIinAvTV komo 93 58 whue Kicnmonu and haps tlie Super Bowl going to remember that Green Vf II IHUJI halted toui Muncie (eniraiinifkt I YQC Picked as San top (Bay lost four games oidy that'1 ill1 1 79 71 lUyVll VUIHvJldraft choice in 1956 after he they won the Super Ahin In the onlv other loop match came out of Michigan State if WP win th twn VV I HU Ul I IUI IU Anderson won for the firrt tune DALLAS WPI) Tom LandryMorrall move(j to Pittsburgh in I iKa innn hv bpatinc Laiay i got a favorable report irom 10611057 Detroit from 1968 to 1964 1 1 1 Bettes defending champions 78 DaUas Cowboy doctor Wednes and New Yoik from lthen Anderson High vu 'Wd vw1 uuvuiftii j(L gVHHiaiiUCS CCdm Jb bJKJWing points to be heard all over town During most of his 13 years as I JT fJ 1 what three vears can do The 'mbe in its third year ot picked as the tight end gymnascicb conipeuxiun won ils i phia regained a startingtackle overe starting job I rUc' to fho OW T' i I jvirt! mhui mime i ul i in nna ium xoxcin i iff i i xk Atun wr i 1UUUU1V pid'Vtf UUlrilLSUUim was U1 WIV A HUMin mnwi I cttUK ico Con floinev) rnzor 1 000 vparC in Pflrh Bay Oidcll Biaaae Baitimc i tgitL uvumu wiui iuu uau iiau i fYnTv I I LVl I Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Morrall bounced around four i different teams before the Colts' LUllLUlVlVU 111 ovaJvll 0 VUXJ WX i 1L VlvicidllUi uaiA aiuvc aR vtzs1 nn li i tyi nir rino Ct ft Zw JihlQ I I fr mu'kp in uiuvvianu i tt irjj om i emcon i tf audz hft ay alkfcr Detroit i Horn anrT mv irpr ii i i ii wntvwi uuiicrkn wiuii iji nrnr nzvm 11111111 1 a rri i'iv au 111 inn li 1 1 1 va at 11 1 1 11 a i 1 ia 1 nil i i i zi nai a 01 iaul a liuvii a 1 1 1 mvii I We are optimistic a jl kArfLl Joe Kaon rngS kevman cn the Minnesota two home runs and a triple Unitas came down with a soreim iPutTh aid fjandrv Wednesday rvMiC tSl IT iMfir Till WuarteioacK aoe tvapp as fuA iramnolmp for other Tribe i 11 axi vu a Lil hrtb hv I a III tor to I I I Bill a i 1 kirt I I 'J VIPP mil 111 LAz 1 1 1 a 1 BAZ kWrTTK In I HAIH IM I' ILPT to I IV I IIP I 111 IA 1II1LI i chn South Bend Central 78 72 1 he directed to a 20 20 I tured his center job a akka WL I U1J Ujkw 1 Vl IB KM a a IX 1II1 Hill I 111(1' II i when the Indians host Concord I Summary: I 1(11 Da 1 a 11 a 1 Airtk khan rikhanri MIVIA tnrtl 1L i naraj miucz uwwiw uu I ping Il I eage over uie V1K ree exercise Baynham suffered a bruised virtual events enough as jngs since 1961 have been in mfnoline 1 a zT 1 rnixtnlrmon vt i nt 1 1 i 11 a nil (A) 5 Cassel (P)" 6 Mus set (A) I Side Horse 1 Dann 3 Dew (A) (P) 2 Aria among Burnett (A) Stump (P) and a ncs (r Cassel (P) LLIlLV'll kt) Ayers (P) 5 Smith (P) (A) Horizontal i tie between rington (A) Musser (A) Parallel Rar 9 MuQRPr (A) 3 Dann (P): 4 Kimm (Af: 5 Smith (P) 6 Stump Still 1 Simmons (A): 2 Smith' (P) 3 Graham (A) 4 Dew (A) 5 Stump (P)6 Wimmer (P) Unbeaten Hanover Tops Ball State 1 MUNCIE Ind (AP) Un beaten Hanover pulled away of ible 48 from Ball State the last five minutes to win its eighth col pour main' groups of native ho cVfKall Uamp rtf thp I aanlaf" ll kn Cff TV 1 1 I ovuuivaoi dians Athabascan Indians Es line accounted for "61 points i rel ativelv small popu 11 Mark Gabriel 6 8 led Hanover lation li no Drk Of I a al JZSgk WStmaM 1 I MfM Ba I i Mh I TP 2 23 4 50 2 17 14 48 '2 13 13 39 2 14 9 2 j4 8 36 2 15 6 36 2 11 11 33' 2 13 6 32 2 14 3 31 2 8 30 27 12 26 2 10 6 26 2 1 I 25 2 7 10 24 2 11 1 23 2 5 13 23 2 9 5 23 '2 8 6 22 2 21 2 20 2 7 4 18 2 7 3 17 1 56 16 1 1 15 2 6 3 15 SIZE REG PRICE SAVE PRICE ED TAX 3 5E 7O 14 2853 2095 7 7014 2295 70 14 3150 2495 OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE IN POLYESTERIBERGLASS BELTED TIRES AT GREAT SAVINGS EXCHANGE REE INSTALLATION AND BALANCE.