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John Harris' grid name fades in school merger The Express, Lock Haven, June 1, 1971-Page 9 HARRISBURG (AP) John Harris' reputation as one of the state's finest schoolboy football teams during the 1960s will be only a memory. The extension of John Harris' domination of the grid sport has been halted by a decision of the Harrisburg School Board merge its two city schools, John Harris and William Penn, into a single unit. LAWN-BOV The Value Leader PRICES REDUCED ON ALL MODELS! MAKE YOUR BEST BUY NOW! The new Harrisburg High School will open its athletic competition in September. The football record of John Harris from I960'through 1970 was unmatched by any other schoolboy team in the commonwealth. The Pioneers won 105 games during that span, losing only eight.

There were three tie games. From 1961 through 1970, John Harris won or shared the Central Penn League championship every season, the school won it outright nine times and shared the title with Steelton-Highspire in 1964. Why was the one school so able to dominate football in its area? "It was a combination of mdny things," says Mickey Minnich, I SALES SERVICE PETERS SPORTING GOODS Routes 220 And 64 Mill Hall, Pa. Front or under! Gravely gives you the most with either 40" or 50" wide cut. Test mow a Gravely today.

Gravely 10 HP Rider with Mown Attachment who has had a 29-2-1 record in his three years at Harris and will now head the coaching staff at the new high school. "First of all," he continued, "we had a fine group of outstanding athletes. We were getting people like Jan White, who co-captained Ohio State's 1970 team, and Jimmy Jones, who is preparing to start his third year as Southern Cat's regular quarterback. "Our athletes were also dedicated. I thiiJi they worked harder than anyone else in the league.

They had a pride in being No. 1 and were willing to work hard to stay there. "Our program was second to none. We were way ahead of most of the other teams in our' off-season program." Minnich didn't mention it, but the school also had outstanding coaches. Dave Dolbin was the man who started it all back in I960.

He's now head coach at Shippensburg State College. George Chaump, who had a 584 record in his six years at Harris, is now an assistant to Woody Hayes at Ohio State. In addition, many of the men who served as aides under Dolbin, Chaump and Minnich now hold head coaching jobs in the Harrisburg Area. Unser wins $238,454 In Indianapolis Walker Clip losers play A A A in British Amateur golf INDIANAPOLIS, Irid. (AP) America's big league auto racers, wondering what it will take to stop Al Unser's surge to victory in 12 of his last IS starts on the USAC championship trail, will give it another try Sunday at Milwaukee.

Unser's $238,454 victory last Saturday in the 55th 500-mile at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway gave him a four-for-five record this year. He won seven of his last nine in the phenomenal drive that gave him the 1970 USAC big car crown. He has used three different' cars in the spectacular streak, which would have included the first 500-miler last fall at California's new Ontario track if his engine hadn't Swallowed a handful of sand while he ran fat ahead of the field. The venerable Indianapolis race left 28 persons injured and one of the world's most expensive Junk piles, which included Mark Donohue's Mark 16 McLaren which had set a new CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (AP) This was the day when the men were being separated from the boys in the 1971 British track. Donohue and his car appeared to be the class of the field as he ran away from the crowd for the first 190 miles.

Then he stripped his high gear. He parked the car in the infield where it was demolished by the careening racers of Mike Mosley and Bobby Unser after Mosley's suspension failed. regarded a powerful American challenge as containing the possible winner. "I wouldn't bet against them," said Norman Mair, a Scottish golf expert. The Americans, who lost the Walker Cup to the British Isles at St.

Andrews last week for the Harvard and MOSS. first time in 33 years, blasted around Carnoustie's place 3 ball players nine man challenge. there are another 27 Americans in the given small chances. By nightfall, all the American Walker Cup stars will have been in the competition and the results will give some indication of how this marathon 86 years going. New Charles wins racer in tourney LOUISVILLE, Ky.

(AP) The only left-hander to the post, New Zealander Bob Charles walked off with a thoroughbred race horse Monday in a one-day charity tournament loaded with big-name golfers, other athletes and entertainment celebrities. Charles shot a 68 to 583 the course record at the Hurstbourne Country Club and nudged Ohioan Tom Weiskopf by one stroke. At 70 were Lee Tre- vino, George Archer and Bob Rosburg, with Bob Murphy, Gary Player and four others at 71. Top celebrity was Archie Campbell of television's Hee- Mickey Mantle, Joe Louis, Johnny Unitas and other celebrities played in foursomes with the pro golfers and amateurs who pitched in $2,000 apiece to rub elbows with the big names. par 72 course yesterday in mild, sunny weather, as though they owned it.

The only real casualty was Bill Campbell, 48, of Huntington, W.Va., who lost the first four holes and wound up beaten by 4 and 2. The other Walker Cuppers worked their way into the second round. The original field of 250 was cut back by the 80 matches of the first day, but two days are required to complete the first round. The winning ten men of the British Walker Cup team are untouched by defeat. Apart from Campbell, the Americans have a BOSTON (AP) Harvard, the Eastern Intercollegiate champion, and Massachusetts, the Yankee Conference king, both have three players on the 1971 NCAA District I baseball team announced Thursday.

Russian blunders VANCOUVER, B.C. (AP) A blunder by Soviet Grandmaster Mark Taimanov on the 46th move Friday enabled U.S. Grandmaster Bobby Fischer to win his fifth straight game in their quarter-final elimination round to determine a challenger for the World Chess Championship. Two Americans who coasted through the first round captured the attention of the British. Tom Kite of Austin, rattled off his 7 and 6 victory and Jim Gabrielsen of Atlanta, who won 4 and 3.

Both bettered Carnoustie's par. Gabrielsen, 28, is new to international golf, and was regarded as a long shot. But young Kite, a pink-cheeked, cool Texas, was one of the top favorites at 101. Still to be heard from were U.S. Amateur champion Lanny Wadkins of Richmond, and Bill Hyndman, 55, of Philadelphia, who has been a finalist in this competition three times in 12 years.

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