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SECOND THIRD FOURTH THE MOSMXG CALL, AUentown, Fa- Friday, July 27. 197J 37 College Stars Decided Underdogs Against Champion Dolphins Tonight have a poor night, we have a "I assume these boys can play. The pros paid $10 million because they also believe they can play. I told my players 'I'm chance to upset them." In contrast to McKay, Miami Coach Don Shula has cracked CHICAGO (AP) An impressive and cautiously-groomed College All Star squad will strive to shatter a nine-year pro domination against the heavily favored Miami Dolphins in the 40th All-Star Football Game not going to mess up your chances to make $40,000 or the whip in the Dolphin camp to the extent that several key-players have been hobbled. One $50,000 a year by getting you hurt in here Friday night.

is luiiDacK tsonita, wno Typical of the All-Stars' reac The Dolphins, who wrapped up a perfect 1972 National Foot beginning at 9:30 p.m., EDT. All-Star Coach John McKay of Southern California's national champion Trojans has astounded both pro and collegiate observors by sending his 51-play-er squad through only one real scrimmage in three weeks of preparation. But the innovation was happily accepted by the All-Stars, virtually all of whom will be headed for pro camps soon after the game. McKay, who also cancelled the customary scrimmage with the Chicago Bears and limited drills to one instead of the usual two-pe r-day workouts, tion was this comment by quarterback Bert Jones of Louisiana is expected to face the All-Stars despite a pulled leg muscle. But Mercury Morris, who was a rusher along State, No.

2 NFL draft pick by ball League season with a 14-7 Super Bowl conquest of the Washington Redskins, are tabbed almost a three-touchdown favorite despite injury and contract problems. the Baltimore Colts: "If we had two-a-days, we'd all be vegeta with Csonka last season, and bles now. But we're fresh. Our mental attitude is good." This 40th renewal of a Soldier Jones and Joe Ferguson of Ar Field series sponsored by the From the left are Tony Couto of Central Catholic, Mike Miller of Easton and Milt Schuler of Liberty. The city will seek its third win in as many LARC games tomorrow night.

KING AND HIS CAPTAINS Central Catholic Coach Walt King (right), who is directing the City All-Stars, takes time out from the next-to-last practice session to pose with his captains. kansas, who is headed for the Buffalo Bills, will share the Chicago Tribune Charities will be telecast nationally by ABC quarterbacking for the All-Stars, studded with fine running backs Lineups Announced and receivers and boasting the heaviest squad in All-Star his linebacker Mike Kolen, have been ruled out of the game because of injuries. Morris did not accompany the Dolphins here Thursday and absent was star safety Jake Scott, the Super Bowl's Most Valuable Player, who is a holdout. Scott was scheduled to meet here with Shula about the player's contract Thursday night. About the game Shula said "we're going with the idea 'of getting our No.

Is ready to play." That includes quarterback Bob Griese, whose aerial shots to such receivers as Paul Warfield, Howard Twilley and tory. The offensive and defen sive line each averages 254 pounds. McKay took a realistic view of the game which finds the L. V. Grid Stars Play Tomorrow All-Stars trying to score their first victory since 1963 when Otto Graham's squad nipped the Green Bay Packers 20-17.

"Basically, the pros should Ron Sellers could be the tough- win," said McKay. "Hut it we play our best game and they est All-Star defensive problem er of Allen will be the ends, Jim Doran of Notre Dame and Ed Woomer of Freedom the tackles, Mike Miller and Bob Holden of Easton the deep backs and Jim Langner of Phillipsburg at safety with Hefele. The way each squad practiced over the last few days, however, it is reasonably certain that many of the athletes will see action both offensively and defensively in this contest for the benefit of the Lehigh Valley Association for Retarded Children. Lights drills tonight will complete training, with everyone eager to get down to the game itself tomorrow night. PHIL A.

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II FALCONS NOV.1S-OIANTS for More Information Caff: TRI CITY COACHES the left are Mike Rieker of Catasauqua, Greg cau 43341 19 SUBURBAN BOARD OF STRATEGY Suburban All-Star Coach Elwood Petchel gets together for a strategy session with his cocaptains. From Olejack of Whitehall, Dan Catino of Pius and Mike Mihalik of Nazareth. Look for a lot of passing tomorrow night in the third annual LARC football classic. The opposing quarterbacks know how to throw. Jim Kaulius of Phillipsburg Catholic and Mike Rieker of Catasauqua have been named by coaches Walt King of the City All-Stars and Elwood Petchel of the Suburban All-Stars to direct the offensive attacks when the game gets under way at 7:45 p.m.

in Bethlehem School District Stadium. Kaulius, one of P-burg Catholic's outstanding all-around athletes, threw five scoring passes for the Terriers a year ago and has been most impressive for the City team since drills got under way July 16. Rieker, who fired six touchdown passes for Catasauqua last fall, has been waging an interesting battle with Parkland's Bucky Ward and Pius X's Joe Diorio throughout the training period. He throws with equal effectiveness long or short. Emmaus, which won the Lehigh Valley League championship last year, will have five starters on the Suburban offensive and defensive units.

Scott Gehringer and Rick Hartman will be side-by-side at defensive tackle, while Alan Shaw will be at guard, Greg Pierog at halfback and Rick LeVan at wide Colts Trade Jim O'Brien to Detroit; Eagles Deal Al Davis, Cut Thomas ii li li ipating in Baltimore's preseason camp since July 15. O'Brien, a four-year National Football League veteran, was used primarily as a placekicker in his year with the Colts, and won a spot in NFL history when THE PRICE AND WEATHER ARE BOTH RIGHT his 32-yard field goal with five LOUVERED BI-FOLD seconds remaining beat Dallas in the 1971 Super Bowl. Last season, the 26-year-old Functional beauty at its best. University of Cincinnati grad IdeaJ for closets or large pass NFL season, pulled a groin muscle in May "and when he came to camp he didn't pass the physical. "Doctors said at that time it might be two weeks" before he was ready to play, McCormack continued.

"But after two weeks doctors said it might be another two weeks" or even to the start of the season. McCormack said the performances of Don Zimmerman, Stan Davis and other wide receivers made Thomas expendable. If they "weren't looking as good as they are, we might have been inclined to let him (Thomas) rest here" at the Widener College camp. McCormack said Davis, a two-year pro from Tennessee State, "was expendable, especially after last week's scrimmage, with the way Tom Bailey and Tom Sullivan ran." and mim started the last eight games at wide receiver, grabbing 11 passes for 263 yards and two touch ageway. Louverea Top By the Associated Press The Baltimore Colts traded wide receiver-placekicker Jim O'Brien, the hero of Super Bowl to the Detroit Lions Thursday night in exchange for an undisclosed draft choice.

The Philadelphia Eagles, meanwhile, traded running back Al Davis to the Buffalo Bills Thursday for an undisclosed future choice in the National Football League draft. The Eagles also released wide receiver Speedy Thomas, acquired recently from the Cincinnati Bengals. A Colts' spokesman said the draft pick involved in the O'Brien deal had been sent to the Lions last month in a trade that brought veteran defensive tackle Joe Schmiesing to Baltimore. O'Brien was the 12th veteran to be traded by Colts' General Manager Joe Thomas since Jan. 22.

He had failed to reach agreement with Thomas on a new contract but had been partic- Driveway SEALER )49 4'x8' 1 37 ySheet 0n bottom. Uses very little room space. downs. 99 But at the same time, the accuracy that had enabled O'Brien to kick a club-record 12 consecutive field goals in a span covering parts of the 1970 and 1971 campaign seemed to desert 20x68 him. WesOsJ He connected on only 13 of 31 field goal attempts in 1972 after going 20 for 29 the previous year, and opened the season with an unimpressive one-for-five against St.

Louis in a game JIM O'BRIEN (5 the Colts lost 10-3. STUB) 2x4x8 Coach Howard Schnellenber-ger and Thomas said they intended to use O'Brien mainly as a receiver this season. But O'Brien, citing "career longevity," argued that he'd rather try Ifs Aaron's Babe's Wife Claims ea. receiver on ottense. Rieker will have two of his high school teammates on the offensive unit, Doug Moll at tackle and Jeff Dorn at tight end.

Greg Olejack of Whitehall will be at center, Pat Stracko of Pen Argyl at guard, Rich Schap-pell of Parkland at tackle, Scott Chinery at end and Mike Ber-ghold of Southern Lehigh at fullback. Paul Hermany of Solehi and John Gober of Northampton will flank Gehringer and Hartman on the front four. Rick Peifly and Ron Gumhold of Whitehall will be at linebacker with Dan Catino of Pius Mike Mihalik of Nazareth and John Itterly of Northampton will be the corner-backs and Diorio and Dick Chal-es of Salisbury will be the safeties. King, who led Central Catholic to its first undefeated season in many years last fall, will have four members of that squad starting for the City stars. Tony Couto will be a linebacker along with Charlie Pecsek of Freedom and Bill Burch of Dieruff.

Steve Hefele will be a safetyman, Bob Niehaus will be an offensive guard and Rich Lang will be an offensive tackle. Also starting on offense and giving Kaulius fine receivers are Bryan Kelly of Easton and Denny Staples. Noel Rituper of Freedom will be at center, John Breidinger of Wilson at guard, Milt Schuler of Liberty at tackle, Fran Horwath of Liberty at halfback, Mel Riddick of Dieruff at running back and Wayne Fatebene of Liberty at fullback. Defensively Carey Williams of Phillipsburg and Chris Fritzing- out again as a kicker. Handball Tourney To Open Aug.

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