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J. I 'I l. 'i I till 11 WooilV World im Pros 'Find' Stars Missed In the Draft iittMvi NKW VOKK. Al--nhrrt ln.in. Imt Ukhtt ami Mrllhany wrrmt ti tly tM Big Three mllrga ((ball last rar.

They are proof that the National and American rm.ib.ill league, will ignore tomr prm-in-cine ro talent when Ihry Imld Ihrir annual Aatr drafts Saturd.iv llul hr usually rati up with thrnt rtmlually, Ultntrd playrr like lagan. Mai Ithrr, llhany ami many Mhm rum holding berth in blh league at Utr agrnU. l'U in i)inrd a a free agrnl ami txv is a oiarlrr with inti now i "Wa hoe ice good Hj'iM on tonight iMnf did thr innrsota and Mi llhnny MmneMi with I I with lm 1 1 1 Ttie real Anuria Anne id worth MMir HE'S THE KING OF THE IVY LEAGUE scouting ny.trm slum in the, judgment yem rmcise in your, l.ilrriKiml draft selection and the frre agent you sign," nay down in ncu.n.l qtwrti-r fr P-o kad. Nebraska rame.btck to port tenth victorv. LM-.

and nail down fimt irrfrct oton In 50 SOI'll AM) lirXXIXCJ S.homorp quarterback I nc CaRlc alipn artiuml rnJ for 16-yard Oklahoma gain to Nrbraaka'a 3-yard line Thurmlay at Uncoln, netting; up Sooner touch- lOIITt PHOTO IAS YAWs. 11m rr 1 a Mwng rli.iw attributable TrI Si-hrmm. Rirtrral manaurr lit thr rr.1l M-litti n.it Hm r.Ml innit.inv wf are nub bi, MTtrd l.i hire th.it. in thr VwUn of llw onr rynj "Anybody ran find Ibf brst 30 war. nwn I klflL' 1 NH-nr KRiiuaii (iiayrrs in iw4 k.i iiu iiri.miMii..n 1 lassiiw M.in-rilii.

iii.u fntrjr by goinjj to NEBRASKA Continued rom Poqt One RIDERS OPEN if riniiiiiiTini? 1 i.r Jiu 1 n. ..1 nnr Itut we know many boys REMOVE SKOiVTKE EASY WAY with a rralv haVf. Ilw UfiTII lirilfTnil their first mmirtunity wbi-n Texas Trails at Half, 17-0, i Rally Tops A. 21-17 WLLKCK STATION'. TKX.

rallied from a 17-0 halftime deficit and scored 21 points in the Us half undr the direction of KnMynik for a 21 17 triumph oer It an rmmimr him d.m at all jke ln Willi lit if I UH KuKpn K.rklaml1. ho mt thr inmn mi Ihh own hrad Mitnrlimr bro, Hut punt and Mike Durns recovered be rome on now hr.iyinc hkr a Ii smt animal. saultmj! the ears Make Mitokei Riwsevcll. Dow ling and East on the Nebaku 42. of the world with "I am tlr griali-M lliere evrr wa, Tlre Al Davw riwi and general hpir wawn, l0.

rf Texas A. and M. wn ims i-ii 11 iiniiirr mm 1 1 (tv mi ciinic mii ana nay I ''mi mw wan i (l this SUtlMlV They didn't cash chance. 1 jt was the ninth atraighl 'mlcht he a fii'hii-r 'Mit-ln hr" I land Itaidi-rs. nuts it a different TtlH MM ASM ELECTRIC Horn greatest the world Ims ever win None of them, not Joe Uhjis.

ay I d''tndin; interning no closer than the 21 over A4M and gave the -1 aM rhi4 Iml SNOW THROWER 1 44 i II-J rvK Rorkv Marn.ino. ik4.kIv nmld May with me Tliey don't lot or cnampion. piays nosi to quarterback Gene leghorns a season record have my sjn-ed 7 on rookies." Davis explains. while Ka.st travels to East Wa- lCage wM hauM fof The Aggies finished at 37. It went on like that at the press confenme they called for' "There are probably more JJj uJESff ihl-yrd loss by linebacker; KrUtynlk passed for nne Hie champion and 1 halli ngir here Tuesday T1.e unmark-d failures than we would rare to I.

"ng touehdowa and folded drives rhampkm bivame suUhird only when Klovd Patterson limped admit among draft coolers. Jonnson on a lounn ana fofwomorPi painfully Into view, a virtim of a Mt uhi. li hivi.mnn.1 lHwnvr I ihoa vlamor goes two situation. icoama i till Dude Mlw mm om livi' rate no tvtlrr Ih.n J.uk kli.irL.i'. mwl nU f.wini f.riMa mIut ikv i' Indl.inola in a South Central, Thrn lh rnrnhuskeri besan MOOfl SO iv (mum i rv" awatfv after a guy running away from a bank robbery, and a muscular bring ia the No.

I rholee. I (Conference game and I the Valley juggling the football and the mend(HJ5 pass-receiving cxhibi- liVitJJMi back spasm which is one of man most ex. ruriating pains Jus laugh at the thing." P'ay Ankeny Sonners kept upstaging the Corn- tjon bat(errd the Lnnghorns in tTIW i 1 II is fruitless to rm.rr one fra One of the teams laughing the first half before a crowd of IZ. 1 1 0 TcflonUoaMa 1 A 149" cbampion, of another in anything eompor.ment. Here Vork.

The jrr- Wl" Ca.slus couldn't carry Joe l.iiui1 slve A. F. went to the first etim. lie was hit hard, McLcan with Harry li m'Shly urange itowi 10 waicn joc .1 c.i A.iioe uu" i'i'i Ledoetter and Jim Jvauimann fu," vrange itow 10 waicn jot f.i i (i tirioo tii LM 1 Did he carry Hoyd ratlerson" Well, of course he did For v. ani a cvt mi'de look like a guy swatting flics, or chasing a bee off his nose.

wanviiie Liggins recovered tor on a u-jcit pay that netted a 91- DU and in i.r a eo imvi Oklahoma on the Nebraska 32. yard touchdown. i one talked about Namalh. very The Sooners got to the 3. but The nlav that shocked Texas In the first half McLean ahnlll N.amalh c.

couldn pene rate a suddenly in first half went like this: raught 10 of Ledlx-tler's passes Stripped of All Dignity mentioned his opposing ia lltak aanawtai dm iou((o ucicibc iium Leaoeiier uirew 10 wara 1 TOELOLIS earned opponents. There are limes when fth" fr 213 yards. In the last half he, Virginia Tcci ff a Virginia Tech aictates it. There are more times when economics dictate "r' caucht three more. His total it Future gate receipts are nt stake.

Jcis o.an 1 aran i.uason Trim 9 I i sldclines evcn Wlth lMm- 1he was 13 for 248 yards. The first but S8 Iwm as a free, TITTIS V. IYI, f. goal for a 3-0 lead with 22 ball rolled on the ground and Tj IITcct Rut I.OII I did II In kiuh a unv I. Iai hi.

II. inA IaM 1m lit. RnI finri.ii I. WM? MUMMCM lOniCTCnCC iiiiw Ki lA.vfiKK va api Vip. it in i waocucr siappea nis nanus in i( hrtxl af iiionitv JIJ If iM l.

jf inwiii, IIIC KVUIIU Ullllim II, feigned disgust. Kaufimnn the i. fiinia Techs Tommv Franr tern On the lirsf play of HARD STARTS CO HEART-TAXImG SIIOVELImG Texas, behind the passing and running of Kristynik in the kicked the turf to show lie was disgusted, too. Meanwhile, Mclean was in the clear at the SO and TULSA INTO BOWL, 48-20 -nun- "i iu Kim- ii auu in iii.inr a iaugningim-H nunoon out a starter limn ne was iaen in tC. The propittitJon is that Cassias Clay is like a hyena feeding Baseball Player for a outh'own Thursday and rrVovtrfd Cl hf 39.

on the dead bones of a lion and prinlaiming "look at me. I am Another interesting case Is "rved up Vir- Tfd Vactor checked this the king of beasts! Am I not feeding on a lion?" He is jonn nramlelt of Memphis K'n'a Mililary Institute 44-13 in threat by Intercepting Cagle's wavy weight champion of 16 and I suspect this is a much state, an inficldcr in the St. the sixty-first renewal of their! pass on the 11. So I The Cornhuskers moved 17 not conquer the fight game he survived it. baseball "because you had to go ta 7 upfieId KlrkIand Cassms is a magnificent for h.s t.me.

But there are around looking for J1 slTiiih a and guard Vernon Ana mey cam get tne siue out in ttie major le.iciie. There are acent and now is a starting NO GAS TO BUY Slant init.alrf-(nil flii tU iwittft StOftl tllilv-kingt I fftlt second half, swept to a victory not even Texas followers thought would come. Share Women's Lead on 7Vs AUGUSTA, GA. (AP)-Texans Sandra Haynie and Kathy Wh t-worth took a one-stroke lead after the opening round of the Women's Ttitlcholdors golf tournament Thursday. I fnefl.li low putt lot tht v.r.gt homeown.f loolb.ll mm.

tht can up ihc Ivy Um. MIcMru lim-tacker. I ALT Eta Tut, Iter Lrv S1.l.ouldbcahc,.iU,,h.Scrub. Aa.A. With Cassius.

yon have to ask, Who is catching? Competition who naIe Krabbfd kicking a 30-yard field for the touchdown and a 9-0 lead Potttfful. can throw 250 ir.y.lfwll CSU Tvlta tr nitwit is the leveler. Cassius is the heavyweight champion of the Ivy fa" CKie goal. with about 10 minutes left in the tr 177 43f lightwiight, if lift of ion Motor tnclottd It trly.nl imw i 10-41 1 40 Uague or the International league. He Is the undisputed ruler Owens, the Tech quarterback, second quarter.

It stayed that Vrdt ptntilfd little Morris Brown, who is haA of the twilight zone of boxing. w.t.f fioa tnttring doming ICOINO breaking in as a defensive back wjtn 158'rushing yards and emersion. I tilth mr rm I tftr I witn Kansas City Both carded 71's. Miss worth recovered from a double It's not his fault. But it ill becomes him to be bellowing i tin flAms'lmtet T-l.

it. Complilt with 100 ft. Jwifl. Ten plays after Kirkland re-, ST?" st passing. 77 4 braggadocious.

The creatures of the jungle pav no attention to I i i i Two other N. F. L. free agents inirint typ. cor turned the ensuing kickoff to Ptck Wo1" (WoH hoficy on the second hole and well know they have nothing to fear from them so long as they C'imonball Butler of Edward OQmQf Aubum jbraska 35.

the Cornhuskers i i -m a- finished ne under par. Beth U.L. littaaj sunuam Du Pont', nam. lor H' laiupn ana ine ians reieaseu vinno qo a 77 tallied and the tans reieasea Stone was at are alive L. 7.

i third 72. from Andrun) CSU Goldman 4 past from Wolfe (run failed) TFE nen-ttlch flnl.fi SEC THC SUNBU OECTRIC Marlene Bauer Hagge, Ruth iau mini im pa.i irom vvunr i. jn. (wont kick) Jesscn, Carol Mann and Betsy Hatecancarryvou 1 Ij- of roselored bal- TJ ATE CAN carry you a long way. If vou don't think so.

just S' 'f-SSl Ue dcfense sloWed lhe II go over Ty Cobb's hfetime records. But wi.h hate there Je Net 7nl Cornhuskers at first, is imolirit fnar Vim nniv hnt- thine k.w.,c- (n i. wew YorK mg to bowl games, clash Satur- SNOW TrUtOfV EtS AT THESE DCAtilS tu Sweeney to pass from Anderion Rawls all had 73 s. (past failed) Til Cu.atauaib( Al Aa IcMawt InHariAii Tur i A rse a DES MOINES Then Winters, who runs with kick. rh Wintprs who run.

with H. Han s. in nam. ti4iis.li J.io I TU Ti 34- 35-71 35- 3471 KjitK, lAJh ftainrth uuiais tuiuiufu me oilier uay ne aian even nae-ftiax i 7 7 1 me power oi a iuiiosua, tome i Bcm st0n ii. the Southeastern Confprpnppi i il pas from Andw Southeastern MArlpnt Baur Ham nc iusi orsiroyea mm as a ma er nriae.

And hp dirtn nii.Hf lant ir at a leu nauoac I "VJ Ruth Jnm 3-34-77 35 -34-73 34-39-73 34-37- 73 34 37-73 All-Atlantic Coast Football Carol Mann i BpTsv Rawls cnampionsnip I He bumped people around. Fifth-ranked Alabama is the' L.t. 15 0h in, Wanda Sanchei 34-3773 (Ar) Oliar- BpIsv Cullen 34-38 74 Ardan's TULSA, OKLA. Stick him. He just ripped him out like a page in a book.

Cassius works himself up into hate. He Is, at odd moments In his life, a nice, personable young man. He is, at other times. defending champion. Auburn is burst out ofhat net to ramble aninpy enqirnorn JV 4 Anderson fired ninn smitn 3440-74 OFFENSIVE 1...

terback Bill ENDS-Jr. Wilson, South Carolina, mil doncu team that defeated-1 of the that most intolerable of human tvpes-the all-Durnose bull v. cf.n.'.?.r- vf jin. vi i inucn anior l4, SI. Louis, 4100 Merit Hay Read Oruii, Dukt, a a if' una.

uurii arirwi i 'wi w. bvwa josir nritjawrii ja. 41-3 three long touchdown passes in "'it' the fourth quarter to lift Tulsa prwXT it'J 1. 0. I Clifford Ann Crofd 38-3 77 gooi.

The score was locked at 9-7 until Wilson cut left, broke three It is tiie proposition in some corners t(xlay that Cassius has iacki-john Boyttn. cimn, wnior Alabama earlier in the season, some Improving to do as a fighter. I don't think so. Not unless Dukt, Alabama plays Nebraska in Jack Johnson conies back to life or 1Q2S or iir, rnmp ha, in thi ithe Orange Bowl and Auburn Uctal SIUUUUI II XvUlui auu oiuic, to- wary wins 37-4077 I Sandra SpuJlch 38-3977 or four tackles, darted away 38-40-78 38-40- 78 zu, rnursaay ana into me uiue- Arms rong 1 Sandra McChnton bonnet Bowl against Tennessee. BKe'rrk Be" 38- 42-fO 39- 41-80 ainLfi vTcmcui as a nullum ufiiik' is mm t't se n.

1 np senior. 4-1- f. Ardmort, Pa 42-38 80 39-41-80 Lou Hassell, chairman of the svwi ontfin Pill nuvjri nnnuiunii iriowni snuui competition is a good deal deeper there. 5 9. IB9.

Rock Hill. Danny Taibott IMS, Los Ansalrs Tlmrs Co, Bluebonnet Bowl X-Ufn'" extended an invitation to the! A CW tne UKianoma ana was on ms Defending Champs way to push into a 14-9 lead. (jam in Best-Ball 1 pinehurst. fAP JBritish Champion North Carolina, junior, 4-0, U5, Rocky Vount, NC; Jay Calabrfsa, Duk, sophomore, 4 0. 712.

Colla Park, Wd Shfl-bv Manstirld, North Carolina Statf, senior, 6 1, 7u5, Camden, N. C. DEFENSIVf men xkji i tot i Hurricane immediately after the came, and Tulsa promptly Romps, 38-14 Scores T. K. O.

accepted. 1 Ends Butch Sursavnof. Clemson, sooh- rvfnnlin omore, 4 3. 217, Andrews, C.i Pete Ueienaing champions Dexter was impressed with the way the Colts came back. "They'n? tough because they can score without making drivos," he said.

COLTS- ConJinied from Page One quarter, the Colts drove to the Detroit four where Mike Lucci recovered a Tom Matte fumble. PHILADELPHIA, PA. (AP)- imore, 4 205. Aiientown, Pa Daniels and Dr. John Mercer; rARDlFP WAIES (P) The Hurricane led by 21-20 i idtmes-iennii orro, raunn v.aionna as the final period started.

Cornell beat Perm Thursday, 38- TT7. won four of we last seven holes British Empire welterweight But with just 14 seconds 14, in the Seventy-second game elapsed, Neal Sweeney caught a between the traditional Ivy "We saw a weakness and kept "wdd uard-i'o. Fr.tan9.i0. North 1 Thursday for a 3 and 2 victory LhamDion Brian Curvis scored a 1 Carolina, lunior, 5-10. 203, Rutherford, at it," said Gilmer, re-N j.

i in the quarterfinals of the World i2.r 0 technical knockout Linebackers Bob Matheson, Duke, lun-! D. tjh rlt 1 16 1 uou ics.ium.cn Marsh finished with 147 yards going )ing tie- ociiiui a ucii uou uuu luunia- in 23 carries. ferring to the weakened right 3v B.0S,n'! Sammy McSpadden of. A few minutes later, Anderson ca8ue football rivals. over Unitas experienced one of side of the Colt defensive line.

Istai nt n. Scotland Thursday night in a 'found Sweeney again, this time Bill Wilson, whose 126 yards Ph. 276-4511 Miller Hardware 1300 Harding Road Ph. 283-1724 Fairground Hardware E. 30th Walnut Ph.

262-5869 Thomas Electric 816 Locust Ph. 283-0165 his poorer performances. iDon Shinnick and Ordell Braase n.rti Pprnn nf Mpmnhic' I scheduled 15-round champion- for 63 yards. on 26 carries gave him the Ivy ship bout. Anderson men nit nowara rushing title, shredded the Penn were out of action with injuries.

1 v5ryl4nd' "nior' "0, scored 3 and 2 victory. Curvis, ranked fifth among Twilley on a scoring mtenor line while Pete Larson, the challengers for Emile Grif-toss. who scored two fith's world title by the World Twillpv's touchdown, his swept the flanks, Wilson fin- Boxing Association, knocked! second of the day, gave him ished the league campaign with McSpadden down in the first! ic or season and broke "28 yards. round and gave him a fearful the National Collegiate record Cornell recovered to fumbles beating. of 15 set by Vito Ragazzo of intercepted a pair of passes TiTm i William and Mary in the late i moving to a zi-v ieaa.

All-East 104ns. i i mm nr in senior. Fniit-Tom Mitchell, Bucknll, Wilt AAorln, 4 3, 222. Conshohock.n 4-4, 245, Leomln- Massacnuseus, svmui. It was the only major pass; receiving mark Twilley hadn't broken already.

Twilley grabbed 19 passes, I running his season total to 134. slr, Mass. Tackles-Jc Bellas, Penn State, senior, 4-2, 230, Colyer, Mike Addesa, Holy Cross, senior, 4-3. 220, Boston. Yer.

Dartmouth, sen ior, 4-1, 196, Silver Sprinss. John Leone, Boston senior, 5-11, 205,1 Stirrnv nn Cmillrt Norwich, conn. rnter Pat Killorln. Syracuse, senior, completing only 8 passes in 17 attempts in the first half for yards. He finished with 14 in 34 tries for 188 yards, but was trapped four times and lost 34 yards.

The Colts' Lenny Moore left the game after the first half because of fatigue. He suffered from a virus infection earlier this week. The Green Bay Packers, second to the Colts in the western division, could close to within a one-half game of Baltimore with a victory Sunday. Final season standings are computed on the won-lost percentage basis. Ties don't count in the final standings.

The tie game was the first in the N. F. L. this season. After the game, everybody had something to say except Johnny Unitas.

"I bet he's never been knocked down so many times in his life," said Detroit defensive end Sam Williams. The great Baltimore quarterback sat across the hall, weary but uncomplaining after salvaging a tie with the Lions. Lions Coach Harry Gilmer Goes to Grambling STAHD OUT 4-2, 230, Walertown, N.Y. Distributed Serviced By OuariM-hark Ken Lucas, Pitt, senior, 4-0, 180, Glassport, Pa. Halfbacks Floyd Little.

Syracuse, til. 195. New Haven. Conn Ron Grambling College swamped; jftj D) Lincoln University, 54-18, in the Landeck. senior, 4-0, 180, Cleveland, Ohio.

Fullback-D a v. McNamhton, Penn1 State, senior, 6-1, 206, Indiana, Pa Placekicker Charlie Gooolak, Prince- Plc. ton, senior, 510, 160, Oodensburg, N.Y. iCLUiiu dunuai ougai vuij viacj- Beyour OWn man. Use Key Chew- dcfense sic Thursday.

1 tobacco. Just place a pinch Fnd-Sam Chamoi. Army, senior- r- -i DetWeen EUITI and Cheek, BiVES Fast Oranoe. Ed Lono. Dart- r.SSCX JOHHSOu SHU IfS r-.

tK, rich tobacco you lavorand frees your hands for work. mouth, senior. 4-2, 193. Batayia in. Washington each scored two Tackles Paul Savidqe, Princeton, sen-i ior.

4i. 215, Lambertviiie. pnii Rat-1 touchdowns for the Southwest- ner, Cornell, senior, 4-1, 230, Winthroo. i vass. Athletic Conference cham- Sunbeam Appliance Service Company 1477 Keo Way Ph.

288-0108 Each can is dated for freshness. WIREPHOTO (AP) I Middl. Guard Vine Caslllo. Army 'senior, 4-4, 221. West Hempstead.

N.Y. pions. Grambling ran up 534 yards on the ground. Big Toe for Big Three Linebackers Towndsend Clarke, Army, (junior. 4-2.

210, Newport, I Stas Mal-iszewskl, Princeton, senior, 6-1, 215, Da GOLDEN ARROW FLIES LINCOLN, R. I. (AP)-Golden venport. Ray U9-. Colgate, lunior.

4-2, 205, Darien. Conn. Backs Charley Brown, Syracuse, senior. 4-1, 195, M.ssillon, Ohio; Dev. Poe.

Lou Michaels (79) gets off 42-yard field goal for Baltimore Colts in second quarter Thursday at Detroit, as Lions' Bobby Thompson (27) rushes in and Jerry Hill (451 protects. Michaels' kick left Colts trailing, 14-10, but later proved vital for 24-24 tie. Arrow won the feature Thurs- H.rv.rd senior, 4-2. 185. Mason Citv, UMTOB IT ATM TOBACCO COMMMT day at Lincoln Downs..