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D-2 SUNDAY CALL-CHRONICLE, Allentown, Dec. 10, 1961 Packers Lose, 135-113 Dieruffs I 3 Noi'i Picked 33 Grid Unit INSIDE STUFF New Mexico Aviation Bowl Victor, 28-12 DAYTON, Ohio CP) New Mexico unleashed a flock of fleet-footed backs Saturday en route Wilt' Collects 61 As Warriors Roll On ig PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Big Wilt Chamberlain, who set a new By JOE McCARRON National Basketball Association to a 28-12 victory over Western Michigan in the first annual Aviation DOWLAS sparse" crowd that braved scoring record of 78 points only 14 hours earlier, came back with Bethlehem has two players on this season's Franklin Mar cold, snow, sleet and rain watched 61 pouits Saturday to lead the the action-packed Philadelphia Warriors to a 135-113 victory over Chicago in a nation The post season battle was billed as a duel between New Mexico's running game and the passing of the Bronco Ed Chle- bek. In the end it was the swift gridders from Albuquerque who ally televised game at Convention Hall. Chamberlain poured in 28 field goals and added five fouls as Philadelphia coasted to an easy victory. Chicago rushed to a 6-0 lead but the Warriors drew even at 8-8 and 13-13, finally taking the lead on a foul by Tom Gola and remaining on top the rest of the way.

The Warriors led 34-24 at the end of the first quarter and held a 64-44 advantage at halftime. Philadelphia upped its margin to 99-74 after three periods and waltzed home. The two teams meet again Sunday night at East -Chicago, Indiana. Rookie Walt Bellamy, who found it impossible to guard the gigantic Chamberlain, had 39 points to lead the Packers. CHICAGO Johnson 7--10-22, Walker 1-2-2-4, Bellamy 19-1-9-39, Leonard 4-8-12-16, Green 4- came out on top.

Bowl Picture At a Glance COLLEGE FOOTBALL BOWLS (Tim Is Eastern Standard) December Liberty, Philadelphia. Syracuse (7-3) ws Miami (7-3). 35.000. 1 D.m.. NBC.

Halfbacks Bobby Santiago and Bobby Morgan sparked the Lobos powerful ground game that rolled up 339 yards rushing. Santiago Bluebonnet, Houston, Kansas (4-3-1) a 5-ioot-a, 150-pound junior, was tabbed as the back of the game for his first half heroics, while VS. Rice (7-3), 70,000, 2 p.m., CBS. December 25 North-South, Miami, 35.000, p.m. December 29 Tangerine.

Orlando, Middle Ten teammate Chuck Cummings, nessee (7-3) vs. Lamar Tech (6-2-1), By JOE McCARRON Morning Call Sports Editor Charlie Noti, fleet-footed and hard driving Dieruff High School halfback of the past two seasons, yesterday was signally honored with his selection to the All -Pennsylvania Big 33 football squad. Noti was the only player from the Lehigh Valley area selected on the squad, although George Garrett, of Pottsville High School, was picked for one of the guard positions and John Carber, of Neshaminy, was a tackle selection. Several Lehigh Valley area boys were selected for honorable mention. Writers Select The Big 33 was selected by a panel of sports writers throughout the state under the direction of Al Clark, executive sports editor of the Harrisburg Patriot News.

Clark said that he feels there is a good chance the 1961 team will be allowed to play a national high school team at Hershey next summer. The Big 33 teams of 1957. 1958 and 1959 played national teams, but last summer an East-West because of a new NCAA rule on high school all-star games. This rule prevented such games unless they are sanctioned by the high school federations of the states involved. The penalty for playing in an "unsanctioned game is the loss of a year's college 'varsity eligibility for the players involved.

On Court Squad Not! is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noti. 923 Union and guard, won the lineman-of-game 15,000, I p.m. December 30 -Gator, Jacksonville, Georgia Tech honors.

Giants game. JAMES O'DONNELL, wife of JIMMO, long time circus performer, doing nicely at Sacred Heart hospital It looks like Yankee Stadium Monday nights down at SPANG'S SPORTSMEN'S CAFE when the Dart League goes into action There are six four man teams in the league. FRANCIS (CUDDY) SALMON, who left Allentown's Sixth Ward back in 1917 when he went to New York City and joined the famed 69th Regiment and served overseas in France through World War back in town for a visit "Everybody knows that the 69th was almost exclusively an Irish regiment, and I had trouble getting in because they didn't think SALMON was an Irish name So I enlisted under my mother's maiden name" says SALMON. JACK MULLEN, former Le-highton High baseball and basketball star, is back at Duke University where he was an outstanding star on Duke teams during his sophomore and junior years He returned to Duke after dropping out last year because of scholastic difficulties, but he attended University of Maryland summer (7-3) vs. Penn State (7-3), 50,000, 2:15 Early Advantage p.m., CBS.

Sun, El Paso, Villanova (7-2) vs. The Skyline Conference team 4-7-12, Tyra )-0)-2, Piontek 1-4-7-6, Davis Wichita (B-2), 12,500, 4 p.m.. ABC. completely ignored the frozen and East-West, San Francisco, M.ooo, 5 p.m., NBC. 1-O-0-2, Graboski 3-4-5-10, Turner (HMH).

Totals 41-31-52-113. PHILADELPHIA Arlzin 11-1-4-23, Meschery 0-04-0, Cham slippery turf in racing to a 14-6 if All-America, Tucson, 15,000, 4:30 berlain 28-5-10-61, Gola 7-4-6-18, Rodger 1-1-1-3, Larese 5-2-3-12, Arties 5-0-1-10, Lu- 7- p.m. Blue-Gray, Montgomery, 22,000, 2 p.m., NBC. halftime advantage. Coach Bill Weeks' team added two more touchdowns in the third period, and coasted to the win despite the ckenbill 0-2-3-2, McNeill 1-0-0-2, Rukllclc 2-04, Radovich 00-0, Conlin 0-0-0-0.

January 1 Rose, Pasadena. UCLA (7-3) vs. Totals 60-15-28-135. Chicago 24 20 30 39 11J shall College basketball team, WILLIAM BABER, a 5-foot-11 sophomore," and JAMES LESLIE, a 6-foot-3 junior who is one of five returning lettermen And CHARLIE FAUST, Fullerton, 170-pound sophomore, and- MICHAEL TOPPING, of Easton, a 137 pounder, are members of the F. M.

varsity wrestling squad HUGH TEMOS, of Bethlehem, is a 130-pound candidate on the Freshman wrestling squad THE AMERICAN BUSINESS CLUB'S annual charity games will see the Allen High varsity and jay vee teams meeting Palmerton High in the Little Palestra Saturday night, December 30. GEORGE MERINKOVICH Freshman football coach at Montana State College and a native of Bethlehem, in his Christmas greeting adds a note that he gladly send us beautiful white snow from Montana in exchange for a few Lehigh Valley football players OUR VOTE in the Amateur Athletic Union ballotting for the JAMES E. SULLIVAN MEMORIAL TROPHY was: 1 WILMA G. RUDOLPH, Tennessee State University and Olympic women's track star; 2 JERRY RAY LUCAS, Ohio State and U. S.

Olympic team basketball player; and 3 FRANCIS BUDD, of Villanova University, who set a record of 9.2 seconds in winning the National AAU 100 yard dash championship. EDDIE (TRINKLE) SHU-GRUE, former local boxer confined to Sacred Heart hospital for several months, has been able to leave his wheelchair and get around with the aid of a cane JOHNNY HAMLIN and his quintet booked back at aerial artistry of Chlebek. Philadelphia ji Minnesota (7-2), 100,000. 5 p.m., NBC. Sugar, New Orleans, Arkansas (8-2) vs.

Alabama (10-O), 83,000, 2 p.m., NBC. Cotton, Dallas, Texas (9-1) vs. Mississippi (9-1), 75,000. 2:30 p.m. CBS.

Chlebek, a product of Detroit a i West High School, passed only five times in the first half, but threw 28 times in a second half Oranqe, Miami, Colorado (9-1) vs. Louisiana State (9-1), 75,000. Prairie View, Houston, prairie View (5-3-1) vs. opponent te be named, 10,000, Trapshoot Today A 50-bird Lewis Class trap-shoot will be held today at the Ontelaunee Rod and Gun Club range. Registrations will begin at noon and close at 4 p.m.

effort to bring Western Michigan 3 p.m. January Senior, Mobile, 40,000, 3 p.m., NBC. oacK into me game. SEES HIS NAME Dieruff High School halfback Charlie Noti looks at a wire story listing players picked for Pennsylvania's Big 33 team. He was named.

Scene is Call-Chronicle's wire room. Pennsylvania's Big 33 Chlebek, one of the finest pass January 7 U.S., Washington, D.C., 40,000, 1 p.m. ers to come out of the Mid American Conference, completed 18 in 33 efforts for 207 yards and one touchdown. His favorite tar ENDS get was Dennis Holland, a high Player The Sign of Dependable VJ1CITER CAR SERVICE school teammate who nabbed six aerials for 73 yards. The game was only moments old when New Mexico's Morgan took the opening kickoff on his own 10 and raced it back to the Lobos" 44.

From there it took fmmmm only three plays with quarter back Jim Cromartie busting over from the two for the game's first 51 score. Midway Through Midway through the first half, BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Cummings recovered a fumble by Western Michigan's Bob White. It Alpine Villa for five nights, December 11 to 15 JACKIE MAUSER has three busloads of SL took the fast moving Lobos only 10 plays to negotiate 63 yards for a second touchdown with Santiago School Ht. Wt. Class York 6-0 195 Sr.

Washington 6-0 185 Sr. Monessen 1 6-1 190 Sr. Lower Merion 6-1 180 Sr. Ambridge 6-2 190 Fr. Charleroi 6-3 195 Sr.

TACKLES Moon Township, 6-3 240 Sr. Butler 6-2 235 Sr. Neshaminy 6-4 220 Sr. Wilkes-Barre Meyers 5-11 205 Sr. Pitt N.

Catholic 6-1 205 Sr. Chambersburg 6-0 220 Sr. GUARDS Edgewood 6-0 190 Sr. Altoona 5-11 195' Sr. Windber 6-0 200 Sr.

Pottsville 5-11 190 Sr. Bellefonte 6-0 185 Sr. Cent Dauphin. Hbg. 5-10 190 Sr.

CENTERS Wilkinsburg 6-2 180 Sr. John Harris, Hbg. 5-10 190 Sr. Palmyra 5-10 190 Sr. QUARTERBACKS West Scranton 5-11 185 Sr.

Chief Logan 170 Sr. Beaver Falls 6-0 180 Sr. HALFBACKS Lansdowne-Aldan 5-10 185 Sr. Allentown Dieruff 6-0 185 Sr. Monessen 6-1 185 Sr.

Albert Gallatin 5-11 175 Sr. Washington 6-0 175 Sr. Grove City 5-11 175 Sr. FULLBACKS Johnstown Catholic 6-1 220 Sr. Coal Township 6-2 207 Sr.

Williamstown 6-1 212 Sr. school and made up his marks JAMES BORAN, of Min-ersville. is the new president of the Pottsville Chapter, PIAA basketball officials ELMER MAUSER, a pro football fan from way back, picks the Giants to beat the Eagles by at least a touchdown in their Philadelphia game today. -CATCHING UP WITH THE MAIL: J. The heavyweight with the 'glass chin' was IRISH JIM COFFEY, a great boxer but who couldn't take a punch on the chin J.

TOMMY GROGAN boxed JOHNNY JADICK at the Fairgrounds here in 1930, JADICK winning a 10 round decision P.U.j The officials of the Allen High-Rankin High" PIAA playoff game in which the Canaries won their first state championship back in 1935 were DOGGIE JULIAN AND JACK WALLACE. The Canaries won 32 to 19, after leading at halftime, 12 8 H. MELVIN OTT was with the New York Giants for 23 years, 1926 to 1948, playing manager for five years after succeeding BILL TERRY in 1942. He was a bench manager in 1947 and 1948 D. BETHLEHEM HIGH holds the record for the most points scored by a visiting team at Allen High.

93, set January 13 of this year. is versatile all-around athlete, in- Howe dicated by his selection as cap- b.s,tck. tain of this season's Dieruff High Mahnchak School basketball squad. Bruce McKissock n. ai.

Fred Klages During the 1961 football season jonn verkleern he carried 161 times and gained 842 yards, caught passes totalling Gary Eberle 93 yards for a total offense of 940 Pete DeSantis yards. He gained 296 yards on 13 John Carber punt returns, and scored 81 points. Bill Wischnewski A two-year varsity veteran, he Bill Viney made 47 tackles in the 1961 sea- Norm Snowberger son and had 46 assists. He inter- cepted. Rich Coleman Noti.

who hopes to get to col- sSZKh lege but has not yet settled on George Garrett any of the many offers he has Ellery Seitz received, is a brother to Joe Noti. Steve Schreckengaust former Allen High basketball and football star who later enrolled Bill Pochciol at Muhlenberg College. Bob Finley Packed With Power Gary Savich The sixth annual Big 33 is PauI Dennebaum packed with power. The 12 back- jjick Gingrich field members sport a rushing Karlin Ryan record of 11.743 yards, and touch-downwise, the 12 backs and the Pete DiDonato six ends have scored a stagger- Charles Noti ing total of 236. Eric Crabtree The Big 33 squad averages fS "cto? even six feet and 193 pounds.

It Bob Wise includes six tackles with an average height of 6-2 and an average Pete Dura nko li a Rn Nalewak weight of 217 pounds. The three Rich gchaefer football fans going to Philadelphia today for that Eagles- racing in from the 10-yard line for the score. Late in the first period Western Clarion Hunter Michigan took over on the visitors' 37 after a poor punt White Killed in Accident culminated a nine play drive. CO plunging over from the four for a touchdown. NEW BETHLEHEM W- A Cummings sealed the victory! an tm in with only 2:44 left in the Madison Township Saturday while period when he picked off an er rant Chlebek aerial and scam a hunting companion was unload ing his rifle, state police said.

pered 43 yards to the goal line. Officers said William Wenfzel, Chlebek hit halfback Dave Cooke with a five-yard pitch thati3. New Bethlehem, died a ended a 13-play 58-yard march 8 FOR ONLY early in the fourth quarter rom ine sua ivroen close out the scoring. wynkoop, 16, of Kimersburg. They New Mexico 0 14 078 t- 1 1 a.

WMttrn Michigan 0 0 e-12 auwidi wnen uk butt hit the ground. tromarrie 1 run (kick hmtoi M. Santiago 10 run (Morgan run) W.M wtiite 4 run (run iiiimi We do all Pull (rent wheels inspect lining and drums dean and repack front wheel bearings Add broke fluid N.M. Moroan 10 run (run failed) N.M. Cummings 41 pas lntarceptlon (Bradford run) W.M Cook i pass from Chlcbak (pass fullbacks average out to 6 feet 1 HONORABLE MENTION and 213 pounds.

END Ed Weisacosky, Pottsville; Paul Cseko. Brownville; Stan While Noti was the only area Roselavage, Hazleton; Dale Shaffer, Southwestern; Larry Frey, selection a number of other Le- Bloomsburg; Larry Rudy, Danville; Al DeMartino, Old Forge; Rich a numer 01 oiner Budney, Scranton Tech; Jack Kimmel. Lebanon Gary Greene. nigh valley area boys have gained Tyrone; Dan Spanish, Newcastle: Tom Heilman. Lebanon honorable mention on the squad.

Ron Kinsey, Middletown; Gary Whitman, Lock Haven; Marlin Ken-Ernie Wescoe, coach of the lcy. IIbS- Wm- Penn- niomff team nn u-hirh ttnH TACKLES Tom Haverstock, Cent. Dauphin: John Zarkovich, jjierun learn on wnicn inou j. JX)n steinbacher, Frankford; Stan Holmes, Radnor; played, was justly proud of Char- jonn LeVi Bonner, Jim Lowery, Redstone; Tom Raymond, failed) OPEN EVENINGS 'til 9 MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 46 Niltamj Lions Any American Made Car Adjust brakes on all 4 wheels To Go 'Bowling' No Extra Charge for Power Brakes lie's selection. Beth Center; Tom Cypher, Tusscy John Monago, Bradford; UNIVERSITY PARK.

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