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2 4 JUMORS UOSORED DAYTON DAILY NEWS Thursday. December ft, Beliuont Not Lost When Hosket Off: Fairmont Next ahk 7iailz OUTDOOR TIPS TlE WIND IS AN AID WUEN TRYING TO LOCATE Staubach Heads UPI All-America Stuckey Prefers Later Clash; International IN DOUBT, YOU RUN 102 YARDS By The AaMN-iaird Press "I looked in my hands and tlieie was a football, and I riitln't know what to do with it," said Vince Turner, Missouri halfback. So all he did was run 102 yards for a touchdown that helped lick Kansas, 9-7, By railed Fr ATAVY quarterback Roger 1 1 United Press International Wright His Foe Tomorrow By LEE C. BRIGHT, Daily Newft SporU Writer HELMONT'S opening niffht success already has dampened the theory that "as Bill Hosket goes, so go the 1 Bison." All-America football team. i' 'it'' 1 CL Winds usually plow up the slopes prom two hours ac tec dawn till dark oh a clear dav.

so look cor deer on the hksu ridges Winds plow down slope AT NKJUT AND DEEC ACE FOUND IN LOW COUNTRY mm BDina i yli 1 1 tkiTfir'' i THIS MONTH ONLY! SPECIAL ON CHRISTMAS PARTIES We couldn't have made this oTfer in November or in January. We're convinced December is the month to offer a big special on Christmas parties. Whether it's an office cocktail party with hors d'oeuvres, a social club dinner by candlelight or just a party because it's Christmas, you can't go wrong choosing the newly successful Vegas Supper Club. For details and reservations, call VEGAS SUPPER CLUB-290-0918 Dancing 9 till 2 PAUL ROGERS Danceable BAND Cherry Green Green And Cherry Win OC Awards Special to the Dally News VnTTENBERG'S record-break-Ing passing combination of Charlie Green and Boby Cherry have been named the best back and Cherry best lineman In the Ohio Conference. rm i in i.i iL I Basketball Scores I It may have bren true at times in the past, but Coach John Iloss 1963 outfit can get by even if the 6-6 AH Greater Dayton star isn't razor sharp.

Saturday night Fairmont West Dragons, who on the hardwood have won three straight over Bel mont although last season's tri- 1.. Uili)'il was latcri luiicnru, niK f(Jl to become the second team to discover Belmont's Hew diversification. Belmont has moved certain games to I'D fieldhnuse when It appeared as though the Bison gym wouldn't handle the crowd. West is a foe with following, so this year's game will be at I'D, 8 p.m. Saturday "Donnie May is the best re-bounder in the City," John Stuckey, West coach, reiterated, "and I'm not certain who will get Hosket.

It may not make much difference we've got three guys, 6-2, 6-2 and 6-la. "LAST YEAR we were inexperiencedas we are now. But we met Relmnnt last I playing 'em at the end of the year. Stuckey didn't talk about other Bison personnel that actually may have had more to do with making a shambles of Oakwood (84-58). Bin Tim Ke-iner had 10 points, four of four from the free throw line.

Ray Ridenoiir hit SO per cent, got 13 points. Harry Oilbertson had It re-hounds, 17 points and four of four free throws. As a team Belmont banged in 4 per cent from the field against 35 per cent for Oakwood. Maubach led the way on the hie were picked high In th draft of the professional football rluhs. It is led by one of Ihe most bril liant quarterbacks in college font-ball history.

Cincinnatian Stau- ibach, who won the Ileisman tro- phv as the most vauabe c0ege football player of the year, led the voting ith a total ot 2.91b points, only 439 points short of perfect. API'LETON, a key factor in Texas winning the national cham- pionshjPi was the top votegetter among the linemen, with 2,556 'points. Butkus was next with 2,4911. Stauhach, Hulkus, Redman and Saer are juniors, the first time since that many underclassmen have made t'PI All-America. There were no repeaters from the 1362 team.

There were only two eligible. Halfback Ray Renfro of Oregon and guard Jack Cvercko of Northwestern. Both were handicapped by injuries this season, but Renfro made the third team and Cvercko led the honorable mention among guards. Burke, who moved up from the third team, was the only first team player on one of the three mythical teams in 1962. SrfTIMl tit Gnsham.

Oklahoma; Don Trull, uavlor. and BIIIV loUirlrifte, Georgia Tach; line-Billy Martin. Georuta Tech, and Larry Elkina. Baylor, enda; Ralph Naely, Oklahoma, and Whaley Hall. Uh.i..m,i,i tackle Pamon Bame, Southern Califor nia, and Dick Nowak.

Army, guarda; Pat Watson, Miaslaaippi State, center. THIRD TKAM Mel PrnHt Tnhn Simmons, Tulsa. Tackle Herachel Turner, Archie Sutton, Illinois, tinarda Sieve I'pionK. lennesaee, Karl Uittlmer. Michigan State, (enter Malcolm Walker, Rice.

Hack Renfro: Jlmmv sidle, Au-hurn; Thomaa Crutcher. Texaa Chnatian Coamo Princeton. Amateur Basketball RFCKEYE AT KEMP WllllliKhhv-Ijihm 67. County Sanitary 87: Alloy Inc. 82, Rlverdale Ice 3R: Cornell Shopping S2, Rike a Kellerlnit 30.

laaa B. (lardendHle Linden Center 5 Explorer Pont 27; HS 34, P. Tau P. 26: Norlhweatern Tool 38, HI-Grade Center 311. Kuckeve flaaa A Cornell Shopping S3.

Rikea-Kettennu 35. Cornell daaa A McCall'a M. Park-moor 6.1; Sports Club 46. Road Knlrhta 31; Delco-Moralnt 72. 8chrlber Co.

35. Last Night Fights BRIDGEPORT. Conn. BI1IT Tlfdale. 179, Bridgeport, outpointed Atigel Oquendo, 175, New York, S.

Sam Houston 75. St. Edward" 74. Far Wrtt California 65, St. Mary'i, Calif.

50 Air Korea 2. Western State, Colo. S8. Regia OS. Westminster.

M. West. Montana 85, Central Washington S7. Nevada Southern 74. Southern Utah 91.

ine pair wuj receive me With the personnel we annual Mike Gregory Memorial, have now we'd be better off Chosen as the finest 11 players I to perform on collegiate football fields this season in a nation-wide ballot of 305 football writers and( broadcasters were: Vern Burke of Oregon Slate and Jim Kelly of Notre Dame at ends Scott Appleton of Texas and can cner oi tackles; Bob Brown of innACAta at Nebraska and Rii lf Redman of Washington at guards. Pick Butkus of Illinois at cen 'cr! Staubach, Gale Sayers of Kan sas, Sherman Lewis of Michigan State and Jay Wilkinson of Duke in the backfield. Seven of the 11 players ellgi- Phlla, Textile 7.1. Maryland Riata 72. Rider 70, Brooklyn College 54.

76, Drew 42. Adelphl 54, Monmnuth, N. J. 69. Bridgeport 91, Hartiord 69.

Clarkson 56, Ithaoa 5S, overtlma. Westlleld 66, Wllllmantle 57. I-owell Tech 115, New England 90. Worcester State 95, Lowell State 39. Broma Tech 70, Monroe Community Albany Biulnea 65, LaSalette Seminary Qulnnlplaa 105.

Dsn bury 90. Johnstown, Pitt Center 95, Potomac State 85. ftottth Georgia Tech 92, Furman 69, Virginia Tech 93. Mississippi State 77. Ceorgetown.

D. C. 83, Maryland 72, Western Carolina 107, Piedmont 47, Newberry 52. Lenoir Rhyne 47. High Point 84.

Eajit Carolina 48, West Virginia Tech lift, Alderson Broaddua 64. Catawba 82. Campbell 61. Old Dominion 88, Pembroke 65. Charlotte Coll.

100, North Carolina Methodist 63. Mississippi Coll. 79, Southeastern Louisiana 71. Baltimore Loyola 74, Westarn Maryland 67. Center 1.

Bellarmlne 59. Pan American 64. Winston Salem 49. D. C.

Teachers 57. Gallaudet 56. Austin Peay 79. t'nlnn, Tenn. 65.

Hews nee 81, Lamhuth 64. Union. Kv. 101. Lincoln Memorial 48.

Georgia Southern 84, Wilmington, N. C. Shorter 62. LaCrange 60, overtime. North Carolina Wealeyan at Frederick, postponed to Dec.

5. Midupat Texas Western 75. Wichita 74. Bradley 101, Idaho State 70. Kansas 73, Arkansas 60.

Indiana State 68. Illinois Normal 55. Kalamazoo 68, Albion 67. Central Michigan 63. Ferrle SS.

Ball State 107. Manchester 81. Bethel, Ind. 97, Fort Wavne Bible 79. Valparaiso 94.

Kentuckv Ststa 72. St. Joseph'a, Ind. 80. Marian 63.

Franklin 72, Rose Poly 70. Washington, St. Louli, 107, Missouri Mines 66. Cape Girardeau 80. Arkansas Stale 75.

Adrian 73. Windsor, Ont. 71. Macalester 93, River Falla 77. Lakeland 106.

Illinois-Chicago 74. Stevena Point 75. Lawerence 62. Ambrose 62. Dubuque 59 Lewis 73, Concordia, River Forest, III.

38 Defiance 112. Sprtag Arbor 89. Southwest Texas 81. Texas Wesleyan 46. F.vansville 61.

Ari7xna 58. New Mexico 76. tj. of Pacific 48 Texas Lutheran 79, Trinity, Tex 62. Kenner Rldenolir dale, Patterson seeks Its second victory at Lebanon, Arcanum visits Roth and Stivers Is at Sidney Coach Jim Mullen's Patterson team may have another field day because Lebanon managed just 19 points (vs.

Mason) in its opener. Coach Waldo Matthews has a problem as guard caused by Mike Skelton's forced "retire ment" The 5-7 backcourt lad has a possible cracked verte bra from a football injury The Cougars host Miamisburg Saturday Rnth may get services of Ron Ditto within a few days The All-City end In font-ball suffered a minor break in his hand and dislocated fingers had both In a cast but Coach Ed Norris experts him to be ready for Belmont Dec. 13... Carl Woessner, Colonel White's veteran post man, after hitting 25 points Friday, had to rush back to school where he was King at the Homecoming dance Hudson, Spartans In Semi-Pro Howl Hudson Bar, a Dayton team, and Cedarville Spartans, farmed out but with many Dayton play ers, will play a semi-pro football game Dec. 14 billed as the Semi- Pro Bowl, on UD's Baujan field.

The 2:30 p.m. contest will Midwest Football league runner-up, the Spartans (6-3-1). Hockey Results National laziH Toronto 3, Montreal 0. Boaton 2, Chicago 2, tie. American league Pitubursh 5.

Cleveland, 3. Buffalo 4. Rochester 2. Central League Minneapolia 4. Omaha 1 Weitera l.ensue Portland I Los Anreiea 0.

San Francisco 3, Denver 1. Lattera league Johnstown -I. Charlotte 3 ot. Knoxulle 6. New Haven 3.

International luine Clmihain 4. Pea Molnea 2. SHELL DEALER NEEDED Shell Oil Company needs an outstanding man to run the service station at 7170 Col. Glenn Highway. Intersection of Col.

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0 M. XAVIKK 6a Tenneesee Toledo M. OHIO WESLEY AN 54. ST. JOSEPH'S, PA.

73, Gettysburg OS. Bit Ten Indiana 10. Notra Dama 102. Michigan State 101, Western Michigan 100. Purdua St.

Detroit 0 St. Louie 81, Illinois 71. Ohio ollegea Bowling Ureen Hillsdale M. Dayton 74, Califorma-Davii 56. Ohio V.

105, Morehead 84. Bteubenvllla 90. St. Fraitr.lt, B. Wooaler 73, Heidelberg 87.

Wilberforce 77, Findlay 71. Captlal 93. Baldwin Wallaca 7t. Mount Union 63, Denlson 64. Cedarvilla 72, Rio Grande 7L Defiance 112.

Spring Arbor, Mich. M. Case Tech Wash 66. Ohio Hliih Firhnol Cleveland John Hay 4, Cltvelind Col-ltnwood tlti. Shaker Heights SI, Maple HelrhM 4t.

Western Reserve Academy 4a, Cleveland Max Hayea 46. Cat NYU S2, Cornell S. Assumption, Mass. Provtdenc 80. Niasara 73.

Villa Madonna ii. Villanova 72. Princeton 59. Yale 8, Sprinsfield 61. Pennsvlvasia Rutgera 62.

Harvard 79. Wesleyan 76. Vermont 80, Dartmouth 73, overUme. Brown 57, Tufts 5H. Army 75, Lehigh 38.

Connecticut American Intl. 19. Colgate 85. Hartwiclt 73. Maine 85.

Colby 69. New Hampshire 76. Bowdoln 69. Amherst 70. Middlebury 40.

Alfred 77. Hobart 56. Coast Guard 95, New York Maritime 79. Siena 68, RPI 49. Cortland 63, LeMoyne, N.

61. Albany. N. 70. Oneonta 49.

Washington, Md. 91, Dickinson, Pa, S3. Shippensburg SI, West Cheater 74. Falrletgh Dickinson 86, Montclalr 81. CCNY 89.

Newark Rutgers 81. Newark State 67, Bloomfield 64. Delaware 103. Johns HopkinJ 89. Oswego 87, New Paltz 57.

Kings Point 78, Stevens Tech 75. Wagner 72, Long Island 71. C. W. Post 83, Hunter 50.

ft. Francis. N. Y. 86, Pare 44 Phlla.

Pharmacy 75. Haverford 71. Swarthmore 63. Franklin Marshall 61. Lvcoming S3.

Wilkes 57. Mansfield 1n6, Bast Rtrnudsburg 57. Kutztown 75, Millersvllle 74. bIames unnecessa fnulini match the Buckeye league ivin HnHnn rs.m Dtinet STfCKEVS first concern is Wilbur Wright tomorrow night and no wonder. Coach Chuck Hardin's frisky Pilots, without Rick Lewis, came within a whisker of knocking off North-mont Wilbur Wright hasn't beaten Fairmont since 1957-58, six straight including a tournament defeat Elsewhere tomorrow night In non-league action, Miamisburg Is at Fairview Kiser opens on the road at Fairborn, Piqua Catholic visits Meadow- Dickens' Ailment Said Not Serious INDLVNAPOUS, Dec.

5 A series of tests at Mayo CJinio showed "nothing seriously wrong" with Indiana football coach Phil Dickens, the Indianapolis News Downtown Quarterback club was told by line coach Bob Hicks. Dickens had scheduled the tests before the Old Oakpn Bucket game was postponed from Nov, to last Saturday. Hicks directed the Hoosiers in the game won 21-15 by Purdue in the closing minutes. i. I i i.

3 I for lightness 0) even say so on the label HIWINI C9MHNY, JIKCINHUI, IHIf si-jell It. Ill 7i I i 1 a 1 1 ii rii Yfe ii 111 afc. -J I. I a- 7 -aT r- awards, determined by vote of the coaches In the 15-college OC and presented by the OC Snorts Publicity association. It marks the first time players from one college have captured both awards.

They played on Coach Bill Edwards' Ohio Conference title team. Cherry, of Akron, caught 45 passes for a whopping 8S6 yards and 13 touchdowns this season, all new league records. In his career he caught 90 passes for 1,790 yards and 27 touchdowns. 1 GREEN, of West Milton, rewrote the OC passing records this son when he completed 114 tosses for 2,181 yards yaras, anu ins yards total offense also is a new standard. Against Heidelberg, he passed for 411 yards for another mark and picked up 3,809 yards in a three-year career.

Lineman winner in 1962 was Tom Goosby of Baldwin-Wallace. The back award went to Day-tonian Tony Hall of Den ison. College Box Scores IMIHA NOTRE DAME (, OFT dalr 4- iK Hrf4 1 1- 3 ii 11 Hal It ltH NUim 4 11 I n.iwr 3 1 4 1 8 Mi i. hn a 1-1 17 Wwll'H 14 41 Hrd'h-H 3 krtrh 4 3- 4 in vr 11-3 3 1 3 Mxiile 1 3 Miliar 13-4 1 Ualkrr 13-3 4 St 34 3t 1W 44 lot lii'tmnft 4S lfW lme 47 KIJ I'rrvmal Inilluis T. Vsa An- nW It.

Van Amlnl 4, (ooiwr 4, 3, aodrnlMtush 4. Peyivr 3. H.nln Kotr IIkmi 4, sJim. Jrwnlti t. Mirfrirld, frksrlcli 3, Mo- dann, Frlnhuiih, Millar 3.

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34 13 Jl SI Tntala 77 It-TI la St. I.iul. 44 III llllnnta 37 41 la TENMrr.r ft FT C. fail. ft- II 10 r.elrer ft Bohin'Ha 7 I- 4 IS Williama ft Fllmll 3 14 Pelk'ibKl a.

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