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1 1 TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1969 SUN-DEMOCRAT. PADUCAH. KY. PAGE THIRTEEN Bowl Victory etg Still In Orbit After Super 4 By PAUL HANSELL ft 4 Ewbank continued as he asked a member of the Jets staff to get his bags. "He has been up all week.

Perhaps he saw the dollar sign ($15,000 to each winning player) in front of him but he also knew he didn't have to save his aching leg for another game." Ewbank pointed out that Snell was so determined to get a few inches more each time he carried the ball thjat he put his head down and barrelled his way into the Colts line. "I told him to keep his head up for fear of injury," he said. "Boozer (Emerson) did get hurt a little when he went into the line with his head down." to admit I got a little more satisfaction out of this one. They called our 1958 game with the New York Giants the greatest since we won in overtime. But now this is No.

1 in my book. "All of my players were great-Philbln, Sauer, Herman Snell, Maynard, of course Na-math and all the others. I had a hard time convincing people that Philbin and Herman were topflight players. They came through. I always have said that Sauer was a fast Ramond Berry and he showed it again.

"Berry ws the Colts great end when they won the two successive championships. "You know I almost started departed for their homes in various parts of the county. For eight of the champions there will be another game next Sunday in Jacksonville, American Football League's All-Star game. Jets picked to play in this game are quarterback Joe Na-math, who steered the AFL champions to victory Sunday with what coach Weeb Ewbank called a perfect game. George Sauer, who caught eight of Na-math's 17 completed aerials, Don Maynard, a decoy most of the game, Gerry Philbin and Verlin Biggs, two members of the star front line defensive corps, Dave.

Herman and Win Bake Turner in place of Maynard," Ewbank continued. "He has been nursing a sore leg. But I came to. the conclusion that the threat of Maynard would open up things for Sauer and it did." Maynard who broke Berry's pro football record for yards gained as a pass receiver, didn't catch a single Namath aerial. Ewbanks watched the game for the second time on tevelision at midnight.

"And would you believe it," he quipped, "the: result was the same. The boys played as good the second time as they did the first time." "Snell always has been the complete player in my opinion," Ewbank, anxious to get back home to nurse a leg injured in a post-game celebration after winning the AFL title two weeks ago, held a brief press conference before the team left its For Lauderdale headquarters. "I'm going right out to Shea Stadium and get into a whirlpool," said Ewbank. "The leg is some better this morning but it still pains. I have told all of the coaches to report next Friday to start working on the draft.

The draft will be held in New York Jan. 28. "Just like 10 years ago," said the rotund coach referring to his 1958-59 NFL triumphs with the Colts. "But guess I would have ston Hill, largely responsible for opening up the holes that permitted fullback Matt Snell to gain 121 yards in 31 carries and Jim Turner, whose three field goals accounted for nine points. Snell didn't receive a single vote for the All-Star squad.

And the 220-pound Ohio State graduate was not abashed at letting one and all know about it. "You guys spent all week telling us how great they areTom Matte and Jerry Hill," said Snell in the dressing room after the game. "Now go talk to them." Matte picked up lift yards in 11 carries, 58 of them with one run. Hill gained 29 Jn nine attempts. MIAMI (AP)-The New' York Jets were still in orbit Monday as they departed the scene of their, stunning 16-7 upset victory over Baltimore in the Super Bowl which won them professional football's world title.

The game erased any doubts that the American Football League had come of age. It came after the Green Bay Packers of the National League had trimmed AFL teams in the first two Super Bowl games. Most of the Jet coaches and players were on the plane that left Miami airport for New York near noontime. Some however, I if. i To 11 Geor ia Fa Murray Nips Bugs 69-64 In OVC Tilt Kentucky 88-68 A a Ow with 2-: 21 left in the first half.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) SEOROIA OPT They led 38-29 at intermis Kehtucky put down a fierce Weatbroolt 3 2-7 22 Lienhard 12 3-4 27 Eplinf 1 2-2 4 sion. Georgia rally Monday night to Taylor 6 0-0 12 Kentucky hit two field goals score an 88-68 boutneastern By GALE GARRISON, Sun-Democrat Staff Writer MURRAY, Ky. Claude Virden hit a 20-foot jump shot to break a 60-60 deadlock with 4:14 remaining and Murray State University went on to post a 69-64 victory over East Tennessee and a free throw to open the Glnpel 0 0-8 0 Brennan 2 0-1 4 Superka 4 0-0 8 Main 0 0-0 0 Conference victory and become probably the first school in his second period, but went cold as I N-SL. I Georgia blasted a 10-2 margin here Monday night in a crucial Ohio Valley Conference clash.

in the next three and a half tory to win 1,000 basketball games. The Wildcats saw an 11-point The Racer triumph avenged a visitors built up a 59-54 advan minutes. loss to the Buccaneers in a play tage. Murray then began to cut After several basket trades lead dwindle to two midway in the second half before their fast into the lead and outscored the visitors 6-1 to tie the score at Herb White fell to the floor, kept dribbling and finally break and sharp passing began Nagle 0 0-0 0 Harrison 0 0-0 0 Totals 31 4-14 41 KENTUCKY OPT Pratt 3 3-5 9 Steele 6 3-4 15 Issel 8 2-4 18 Arsento 5 3- 13 Casey 1 6-8 20 Mills 0 04 0 McGowan 3 04 6 Pool 2 04 4 Dlnwlddie 0 04 0 Busey 1 1-2 3 Laib 0 04 0 Totals H-27 II Oeorgia 2 3 61 60-all with 5:09 left on the clock. crawled close enough for a lay clicking again.

The Racers then moved out In up to put Georgia within two In minutes Kentucky out- front to stay on a 20-foot jump shot by Virden with 4:14 points 49-47 with 12 minutes left, Phil Argento opened the Ken scored Georgia 20-6 and coach Adolph Rupp began to empty his bench. tucky charge at that point with off game last year to decide the OVC representative in the NCAA Tournament The playoff was called for after Murray and East Tennessee shared the league title at the end of the regular season. The Buccaneers scored the first basket on a jump shot by 6-3 senior Harley Swift 11 seconds after the tipoff. Claude Virden tied the score at 17:50 and Jimmy Young sent the Racers out in front 45 seconds later on a driving layup. Murray led by as much as six Kentucky so a Bob Lienhard led the Georgia Total fouls, Georgia li lusmucsy ia.

points in the last four minutes before winning by a five-point attack with 27 points, while Lan-ny Taylor added 12 for the a 20-root jump snot ana alter Jerry Epling's tip-in for the Bull dogs, Steele batted the ball three times and finally dumped margin. I i i i Jf i Bulldogs. Virden led the Racers with 24 Kentucky's Mike Casey had points. Jimmy Young was the 20, Dan Issel 18, and Larry only other players in Vandy Rallies To Beat Rebs Steele had 15. of the hotel rooms.

Here Bobby Fleisher who assisted as trainer for the Jets while they were In Florida has the trophies and calls the Jets home office. (AP Wlrephoto) TROPHIES THE JETS FORGOT When the world football champion New York Jets left Fort Lauderdale for home Monday they vleft behind the Super Bowl trophy and the game football. They were found later in one it in. Georgia went scoreless for two and a half minutes while Kentucky came alive on its fast break and was dead-eye from the free throw line. double figures with 17.

The victory hinges on East Tennessee placed four East Tennessee never regain whether the NCAA recognizes starters in double numerals. three games discovered last ed the lead during the first half, but did manage to tie the score Kentucky hit 35 of 80 shots Williford notched 18, Kretzer cashed in 15. Swift accounted week-end in newspaper files by three times, the last time at 31- from the field for a 43.8 per cent for 14 and Stringer added 11 Kentucky's publicist. All three were played early this century. all with 1:17 in the half.

average, while oeorgia casnea 31 of 74 for 41.9 per cent. The victory pushed Murray's overall record to 11 wins and Murray then pulled to a 35-34 The victory was Kentucky's fourth without a loss, as the lead at intermission. The big difference was on the PCC Routs Wesleyan Freshmen By 105-81 three losses and a 3-1 OVC mark. boards where the Wildcats out- Phil Williford scored at the Wildcats seek to defend their The Bucs are1 now 9-5 overall conference title. start of the second half to give rebounded Georgia 60-35 with Issel getting 18, Steele 14 and and 2-2 in league competition.

the visitors their first lead since NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Substitute guard Rudy Thacker led a Vanderbilt comeback as the Commodores beat Mississippi, 62-55, in a Southeastern Conference basketball game here Monday night. Thacker, who lost his starting position last week, hit seven points in the second half. His two field goals wiped out a 47-43-Mississippi lead as Vanderbilt tied the game 47-47 with Murray defeated the Southeast Missouri freshman 84-74 In early in the game. The Wildcats moved away from a 14-14 tie midway in the first half, outscoring Georgia Pratt 10.

Lienhard picked up 14 re th freshman preliminary, straight points to lead 19-10 at to start the second half charge bounds for the Bulldogs who are 20-9 during the next eight min 11:15. The Racers regained the. lead on a jumper by Virden and main tained a one to three-point advantage until Bill Stringer hit a by PCC. Bailey scored back-to- now 3-3 in the SEC. Richard Cagle led the Racer frosh with 22 points.

Howard By GLENN COCHRUM Sun-Democrat Staff Writer The Paducah Community Indians used a tenacious de utes in building a 34-23 edge The baby Panthers battled back crip shots on steals by Hill Davis netted 19 and Gerald back, but could get no closer free throw at 15:53 to knot the Grant had 16. and Sundmacker. Hill and Sundmacker each scored on a layup to push PCC's lead to 61-48 at fense and hot shooting in the score at 41-all. than 6 points in the late stages of the first half. After holding 6:09 remaining.

MURRAY STATI second half to break open a close The Commodores went in 13:41. leads of 11 points several times, Virden broke the tie with a short jumper seconds later. Mur NBA All-Star Tilt Is Set Tonight PCC. carried a 46-40 bulge into game and romp to a 105-81 win oyer the baby Panthers of Kentucky Wesleyan College. ray led by as much as three The bone-crushing charge by PCC started at 10:25, with the Tribe leading 6544.

Using the front to stay when center Perry Wallace tipped a basket with 1:58 remaining to make it 54-52. Forward Thorpe Weber hit two the halftlme intermission. Th Indians came out in an ag points during the next four min The Tribe outshot the visitors utes while East Tennessee could fast break, PCC scored 12 con 49 per cent to 39 per cent. PCC gressive 1-3-1 shifting zone in the last half and executed steals do no better than tie the count. Totals of: free throws and Thacker made Cincinatti, John Havlicek BALTIMORE (AP) Rookie secutive points to lead 7744 at fsm-a frm-t rb tp 1119 3-3 10 84 34 9 9 2-8 9 8 7-13 3-3 4 17 3-3 3 1 3 0 2 ..04 0-10 0 17-17 1S-M 41 TINNIStit fim- ftm-a rb 7-11 1-2 19 0-0 0 0 5-14 1-3 7 11 7-12 0-2- 3 14 12 1-1 0 3 8-13 S-3 8 18 1-1 1 3 29-41 4-11 34 44 casnea in on 39 of so shots from Boston, Oscar Robertson of third foul shot to make it 57- 8:57.

the floor while the Wesleyan star Elvin Hayes will lead a West team bent on revenge as Kretzer Ward and caused numerous floor errors by the Panther Frosh. Bobby Jones scored on a layup cinatti and Earl Monroe of the host Baltimore Bullets. 52, icing the Commodores fifth SEC victory. the top professionals meet for Then Mike Kretzer connected on a layup with 11:59 remaining to edge the Bucs out In front 49-48. Hector Blondett tied the score from the free throw line only to have Swift sink a jumper to regain the lead for Frosh were converting 28 of 72 attempts.

Bobby Jones, 6-0 guard, led the Indians with 29 points. He hit on 12 of 17 attempts from the the 19th time in the annual National Basketball Association Tennessee Tot.lt all-star game tonight. Murray 35. East PCC Thursday night travels to Flat River, tot a game with Mineral Area JC. The Indians' next home encounter will be Saturday with the Blue Raiders of Lindsey Wilson JC, marking PCC's first game in TCentucky JC Conference action this season.

Game time will be 8 p.m. Halftlme score: Tennessee 34 Hayes, the former Houston the Buccaneers, aO field. Gary Sundmacker, 6-3 forward, scored 18 points, while With 7:47 left to play, the uers Lonq Rex Bailey, 6-2 guard, added 15 All-American, carries into the game a 30-point scoring average, tops in the NBA. But he'll be going against the league's and Haywood Hill, 6-2 forward, 6 "i Florida Lipscomb Turns Back UTM 82-67 Wallerstein's JANUARY Wallerstein's CLOTHING SALE Save on the "Best Clothes in Paducah." Featuring such famous brands as Kuppenheimer, Hyde Park, Michaels-Stern, Cricketeer, Roxboro, Rain-fair, and Narragonsett. dropped in 13.

The only men in double PCC 46 89 10S best defender, veteran player- KW Frosh 40 41 81 McDanieW Jumper Beats Morehead BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) A five-foot jump shot by Jim McDaniels with three seconds coach Bill Russell of the Boston PCC (10S) Johnson 0, Sundmacker numerals for Kentucky Wes- KNQXVILLE Tmititti 18, Yachinich 2, B. Jones 20, Bailey leyan's freshmen were Larry 19, HIU 13, Raiflana 4, I Jones Celtics. The West's chancs were hurt Youns 6. Tyler 3, Hicks Boyd 2.

Morris, 6-B center, who scored KY. WESLEYAN FRESHMEN (81) left to plav in the overtime Bransford 8, Erwln 3, FodriU 4, Kara- Bill Justus scored; ftfiFyf two points against" Florida" Monday night, but it came on a jump shot in the final, second of play 38 points and 6-2 Jim Virostko when perennial all-star Jerry West of the Los Angeles Lakers arad 7, Love 4, Morris 38, Olds 3, Vir- oetko 11, Wilson 2. NASHVILLE, Tenn. Lipscomb University took an early lead and never relinquished it in defeating the University of Tennessee at Martin 82-67 with 11. He made good on 13 of 22 field attempts.

Monday night gave Western Kentucky an 87-86 basketball victory over Morehead and the withdrew because of a leg injury. West will be replaced in the The lead seasawed back and uiu gave tory basketball' gaijiiyaS lead in the Ohio Valley Confer starting lineup by Jerry Sloan here Monday night forth early in the game before PCC moved ahead, 11-10, at 14:08. The Tribe then scored 8 High School Cage Card WIITIRN KENTUCKY St. Mary at Benton Bruce Bowers paced the Bisons with 19 and teammate Merl The Tennessee went into the contest witifa 20.5 ence. Western got possession of the ball, when Morehead, leading 86-85 with .33 seconds to play, SUITS Reg.

29.95 to 150.00 TOPCOATS Reg. 32.50 to 45.00 scoring average, got rttnjyf two shots1 at the basket throughout Scores Smith chipped in with 18. Lips comb now Is 5-8 for the Caldwell County at Madisonville was unable to put the ball in 19.50,o99.50 Vi Price 41.50 the bitterly-fought contest play after calling a timeout. Joe Lowry led the Vols with 20 and Rod Dorris cashed in 15. Martin now is 3-7 on the season.

Monday's Cotta Basketball Results. By The Associated Press Wagner lit, Washington College it "St. Johns, N.Y 77. Virginia 41 South Carolina Ztate lot, Flak 4 Tennessee 44, Florida 43 Kentucky tt, Georgia it of Chicago. The East holds a 12-6 edge in the series and bombed the West last year 144-124 as Hal Greer of Philadelphia hit 8 of 8 from the field and scored 21 points, 19 in one quarter, to win the most valuable player award.

Freer is a reserve on the East team this year. Hayes, of San Diego, beat out Wilt Chamberlain in the voting for the starting spot He and missed the FJorida'i Mike Leatherwpod tuckfW clos tp Justus he seldohT got his hands Heath at Carlisle County West Hopkins at Crittenden County Cuba at Lowes Lyon County at Fredonia Fulton City at Sedalia Union County at LivinCaton Central University School at South Marshall Martin at South Fulton Chrietian County at Trie County SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UTM plays host to Union Uni on the ball, Virginia Tech 77, William and Mary 44 After, two periods of almost stalemated play, Western pulled ahead by seven points with 2:03 to go. It was the biggest lead by either team, but the Hilltop-! pers went cold as Morehead scored eight points to deadlock With Florida ahead 63-62 and Reg. 55.00 versity Saturday night UTM e7-ledi. II, Dorris 15.

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14, Pikevllle 74 Western Kentucky 17, Morehead 14, overtime its strategy. LIPSCOMB (82-6mith 18, Clark 12. Bowers 10, Sweatt 13, Montgomery 4. McCoUom 4. Pat 4.

Virdaa 10. Hal time score: David Lipscomb 43, the score at 78-78 by the end of Jopm Invitational Tournament vs. Farmlnston 1:10 Jeppa vs. Oorevlll Rldtway at Carrier Mills Anna-Joneaboro Invitational Tournament WEDNESDAY NIOHT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Jeppa Invitational Tournament 7:00 It. Mary vs.

Sreofcport Pop County vs. Century The Vols worked the ball SPORT COATS 17.95 ,.63.95 Reg. 23.95 to 85.00 regulation play. UTM 31. downcourt and fed 'it to Justus, who sank a jump shot: from Kentucky Rises To Fifth eight feet away as the buzzer Sloan will be joined by Elgin Baylor of Los Angeles, Don Kojis of San Diego and Len Wilkens of Seattle, The appearance of Russell will be his 12th in an all-start: game, tops among active play Anns-Jonesbor Invitational Tourna sounded.

15.95,24.95 The battle was close all the way and the lead changed hands UCLA Holds Onto Top Rating CAR COATS Reg. 20.95 to 32.95 ment THURSDAY NIOHT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Joppa tnvltatlenel Tournament 7:0 Uper bracket semifinals 1:30 Lewe bracket semifinals Anns-Jenesber Invitational Tourn ment eight times in the second half ers in the league. Other Eastj before the Vols pulled it out starters will be Jerry Lucas of Kentucky, on 'the year, took over fifth Kansas, which which suffered defeats during the past week, dropped out of the Top Twenty, and Colorado, Pciduca Auto Radiator Co. had held that spot, plummeted to tenth. Kansas was upset by Baylor and Tulsa moved in.

BENCHWARMERS Reg. 14.95 to 24.95 9.95..16.95 Missouri 47-46 after beating The top Twenty, with first Mac vot Iowa State 94-61. HAS MOVED TO ers, seasons record through Saturday, Jan. II, and points for th first IS votes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Unbeaten, unruffled, unstoppable UCLA kept its iron grasp on first place in the college basketball rankings In Monday's poll of the nation-wide Associated Press board of newsmen and sportscasters. UCLA received all 40 first place votes.

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