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SF kJ oil PI All-WCAL avers Thurs Nov. 23, 1967 Strong Takes g.3T.gxamfarr-Page 9F Miami on Irish 'first team are quarterback and his 133 points is the north i state's second best effort. Giorgetti, who carries string offensive eleven alone, nearly a average scholasti- The 'Cats made a clean cally, hasn't decided what sweep of the special recogni-college he will attend after tion awards, with Giorgetti he graduates in June. 'getting Back and Player of 'prolific high school backs in 'this area for many years, won the Back of the Year award as well as being named Player of the Year. The hard-hitting little halfback gathered 1333 yards in leading the 'Cats to a 9-1 season.

Ilis 23 touchdowns is more than anyone else has scored in Northern California Hi Uan touts, son of sports an nouncer Bob Fouts, offensive tackle Mike Ryan, guard Mike Matza. end Steve Mitchell, defensive tackle Randy Fry and linebacker Danny Driscoll. All-around athlete Jim Walsh, who helped Doc Er-skipe's Crusaders this year by playing quarterback instead of his specialty (fullback), was selected to the first club as a fullback. Now this may seem strange to those fortunate enough not to have been one of the opposing linebackers who tried to stop this "quar- leroacK wnen ne tried a "quarterback sneak." Ask any one of those linebackers, they'll admit that Walsh is a fullback and it doesn't matter where he lines up. He also made first team defensive end.

Also on the first string offensive team for Riordan is outstanding little Carl Bra-boy. Only a sophomore, Bra-boy has shown poise this year that some players never acquire in three years of prep ball. There's going to be a lot said about this youngster in the next three years. Another sophomore stood out, Lynn Swann of Serra, was selected on the first WCAL All ji mwm mwiy ywpmpppwuHWWi 'i jpwpni m-Twppjjirm mi "-fi i 1 ir 1 i "I By FRANK COONEV Staff Writer West Catholic Athletic League champion St. Ignatius placed a dozen players, led by Player of the Year Bob "Iron Horse" Giorgetti, on the 1967 All-League football team released today by commissioner Ed Fennelly.

Giorgetti, one of the most Spurrier Cool Under Pressure From Page 89 slightly heavier than he likes to be at-200, will face the full wrath of the Colts who are leading the Coastal Division with 8-0-2 and gunning for the NFL's, first undefeated season since 1942. STEVE CALM He's' his usual calm self about it. His pretty No. 1 rooter, Jerri, says that while she's biting her nails to the bone "I atways do" about what's coming up, Steve is "just going about things like always." "I guess I am a little shaky about it all, like. I guess, any rookie, would be," Spurrier admitted.

"But, for some reason, I think I'm going to do pretty well. "I feel our offense has the right things to go against them. It's up to me to come up with the right things at the right time." n.ML CHANGE With 49er fans hailing the if only because it signifies a willingness to try something else when the usual isn't getting results, there can be no question but that some 40,000 Kezar patrons will be understanding. win ii.m.i mm COLT RECEIVER TOUGHEST IN LEAGUE TO HANDLE Willie Richardson, guarded by Jim Johnson, grabs pass OFFENSE Pos. OB HB HB FB DEFENSE mm First Team Yesr Soph Jr.

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,1 SI SI Rior. Rior. Ivnn Swann Mike Ryan Tim Vatuons Jim Fignone Mike Matza Mike Cunnie Steve Mitchell Dan Fouts Bob Giorgetti Carl Braboy Jim Walbh First Team Year piaver School Sr. Sr. Sr.

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IL Interior Lineman. two teams have a total of nine players on the first the Year and tough Jim Fi-gone winning the Lineman of the Year honor. Other SI players on the the No. 3 draft pick from Michigan, will go for gimpy-legged Matt Hazeltlne at the right corner lineback-ing post. It's his first starting role.

And hard-hitting Mel Phillips, a second year man, will replace Goose Gonsoulin at safety. He, too, will be in the opening lineup for the first time this year. Coach Jack Christiansen said he planned to use several other little used bench men as the construction job for the future gets under wav. The Colts, who haven't lost in the last eleven games with the 49ers and haven't been beaten at Kezar since 1960. arrive in town tonight and will quarter at the Jack Tar Hotel.

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9. finale with state rival Flori-, da. The last time Miami met Notre Dame in 1965, the teams struggled to a scoreless dead-lock, and this year's Hurricane defense is' believed to be stronger than" that one. In the last four Pittsburgh, Auburn, Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech, failed to cross the Miami" goai on ine ground. 4, Only two touchdowns were given up to the four teams, one on a pass and one on a punt return.

Notre Dame, fully aware of; this savage defense against rushing, almost certainly will come out nassinf. o- The vested suit is back and it's big! Here's the largest fashion collection. 1-button suits with double breasted vests, 2-button British shaped suits with single breasted vests brighter tones in clear finish worsteds, silk and wools, hopsacks and cavalry twill. $69.75 to $135 THURSDAV Tin -Vi I 1 ii FINAL STANDINGS WCAL Overall St. Ignatius Serra 5 1 Riordan 4 2 St.

Francis 3 3 Bellarmine 2 4 Mittv 1 5 St. Mary's 0 6 SCORING Player, school TD Giorretti. Si Swann, Serra 10 Braboy. Riordan .8 Wa'sh. Riordan 8 Stensrud.

St. Francis Fegan, Serra 8 PAT TPs 138 60 48 48 48 MIAMI (Fla.) (AP) -Shunned by the home-town Orange Bow Committee, the Miami Hurricanes will gain a measure of satisfaction tomorrow night by shattering the bowl's attendance record in a crucial meeting with Notre Dame. A crowd topping 77,000, more than the Orange Bowl ever attracted for its New Year's Day game, is in prospect as Miami shoots for its seventh straight victory and the Top Ten. For Notre Dame, the battle is equally important. Unable to take bowl bids, the Irish aim only for national recognition, and they'll be fighting to improve their No.

6 ranking. The 76.400-seat stadium has been sold out for some time and 1,200 to 1,400 bleachers will be erected among the palm and orange trees in the open east end of the stadium to catch the overflow. Miami Coach Charley Tate had hoped the Orange Bowl official would wait until after FREE ALTERATIONS SIX MONTHS TO PAY NO INTfRlST OR CARRYING CHARbE OR TWEIVI MONTH BUDGET. AND (HC in nwiiiimnnni n' ii an in i tne vested suit takes over 1 ill I I In all, San Francisco's Riordan and SI account for 20 of the league's 44 spots on the first and second clubs. These "We'll try to help him with his plays, too." There'll be some other newness to the 49er picture with three other players making their first starts of the year.

Gary Lewi back in health, will be opening at fullback for aching Ken Wil-lard. It will be big Gary'3 first start in a league game since his rookie year three seasons ago. Frank Nunley, Navy Denies De-cmpliasis ANNAPOLIS (Md.) -Officials at the United States Naval Academy denied published reports that football will be de-emphasized in future years. "We believe in football," said Capt. Alan Cameron, athletic director at the Academy.

"It builds competitive attitude and teamwork." The Baltimore Evening Sun had reported Tuesday that the Academy was intent on deemphasizing the role of football. UCLA Defense Kcvcd on Back LOS ANGELES (UPI) UCLA trained its defense yesterday to try stopping Larry Csonka, star fullback of the Syracuse football team. The teams wind up the season at the Coliseum Saturday. Coach Tommy Prpthro sent the Bruins through a two-hour workout which included a scrimmage on the muddy field at UCLA. The offense worked at protecting the field goal kicks of Zenon Andrusyshyn, who missed on three attempts last Saturday.

Two of his attempts were blocked. The Bruins used John Waldrop. a 6-foot-membcr of the Redshirts in the line that, rushed the kicker. It was 6-8 Bill Havhoe. USC who helped nullify Andrusyshyn's at-temrts last Saturday.

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Over size 12, add $1. Wv1 1 1 II The 49er offensive supporting cast, realizing that Spurrier has "a helluva lot to think about," as captain Bruce Bosley put it, has assured Steve they'll bend their backs to the utmost to provide the help. "I think every one of us will go all out for this kid, just as we did for Brodie, maybe a little more knowing the weight that's on Steve's shoulders," said Bosley. for 4070 yards and 23 touchdowns and carried the ball 454 times for 1918 yards and 35 touchdowns. Syracuse has won seven games and lost to Navy and Penn state.

Star of the Orangemen is fullback Larry Csonka, sixth leading rusher in the country. Syracuse is the second leading team in rush defense, which would indicate that Beban, sore ribs and all, may have to attack by air. Saskatchewan Wins; Kiwis Up Canada Grid REG IX A (Sask.) (AP) The Saskatchewan Rough-riders tied the Canadian Football League's Western Conference final playoffs at 1-1 last night with an 11-9 victory over the Calgary Stampeders in a game that cost Calgary split end Terry Evanshen. Calgary won the first game of the best-of-3 final series, 15-11. in Calgary Saturday.

The third and deciding game is in Calgary Sunday. Evanshen was carried off with a broken left leg in the third quarter as the Rough-riders mounted a bruising defensive effort picking off four interceptions against Calgary quarterback Peter Liske. MSU Safety Ready EVANSTON (111.) lUPI) Veteran Northwestern safety Tom Garretson will be available for part-time duty against Michigan State Saturday. A Am KEYILLE los Angeles (AP) Quarterback Gary Beban of UCLA, who has been one of the most exciting and effective players in college football for the past three years, closes out his varsity career against rugged Syracuse here Saturday. Beban and the Bruins lost the bidAo the Rose Bowl to the University of Southern California, 21-20, last week a tie would have sent them to the New Year's Day game and a letdown might be exacted against Syracuse.

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