The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 6

'PAGE SIX THE DAILY COURIER, CONNEUSVILLE, PA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1975 36-Member All-County Football Lineup Listed All-County Football Team I Ex Penn State CogefS Open Running Mates ta Sofunfay Gome In 1000 Club Wes Ti avis BUI Butterworlh Pete Davis Jim Sihuessler Joe Hah Charles Bncklcw (HM) Gerald Mallnsky Rick Mai finet? Dana Harvey George Ondra JackDurant a Rick Lilley Scott Coiighenour Dave i a John S.ipanara Mark Trump MarkGu7ik Chuck Moiozek Gary Forsythe Marty Shenal Bob Gardner Tony Fao Dan Lonce F.ricShlmko Bob Magerko Jerrv Manrhas Bob U.ivls Gerry Jaiobson Tony P.itituccl Fred Dues Kevin i I Richard Parnrll I Paul Krofcherk Lee Krankhousei Tony Steratoio Larry Claw son Srolt Fred Bat lock DavisH.ill Bill McLee Reggie McLee Greg Glusic.i Don Jones a Madison Scott Kennedj n.ivt'Ccjfei Keith Don Leslie I'LAYKU ALBERT GALLATIN YK. lit. Wt. I'os.

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Haute x.iviei '111 i 123 X.IMCI (Li NEW YORK (UPI) Lydell Mitchell and Franco Harris, college running mates at Penn State, joined O.J. Simpson in the 1,000 yard rushing circle this week giving the American Football Conference the only three runners with four figure statistics in pro football. Chuck Foreman leads the NFC with 961 yards. Mitchell, who gained 119 yards last week against the New York Giants, became the first runner in Baltimore history to gain 1,000 in a single season and now leads Harris by six yards, 1,008 to 1,002. The two remain far back of leader Simpson, who has rushed for 1,575 yards on an average of 5.3 per carry.

Simpson also leads the AFC scoring race with 20 touchdowns for 120 points and is just two TD's shy of tying the all-time single season scoring mark set by Gale Sayers of the Chicago Bears in 1965. Mitchell continues to lead the conference in receptions with 53 while Terry Bradshaw has taken over the passing lead with a 58 9 per cent completion rate and 17 scoring passes. In other departments, Oakland's Ray Guy remains comfortably in front in punting with a 44 5 average; Billy Johnson of Houston is tops in punt returns with a 17 yards Lefear leads in kickoff returns with a 31.7 yard average; and Pittsburgh's Mel Blount leads the conference in interceptions with 11 Sli rling" l-ielhiim UCuii (ifc SI ITUIII 71 IVi SUite 71 Corinellsville Junior High East's basketball team will open its 16-game schedule with a Saturday game at Latrobe. There are 11 players--all ninth graders--undergoing daily workouts with Coach Allen Jones, in preparation for the 10 a.m. game.

The first home appearance of the Falcons will be on December 18, in a section Connellsville West February 3, South Laure, and 6, at Ben Franklin, 2:30. The seventh and eighth grade lineup includes Eric Percy, Lee Percy, Tom McClellan, Dan Quinlan, Todd Porter, Joe Columbus, John Boal, Dave Zimmerman, and Roger Myers (eighth), and J. J. Powell, Chuck Kessler, Greg Jaynes, game with North Laurel High- Rich Lohr, Mark Romesburg, lands, at 3 p.m. Jones has returned to the East coaching position he held until three years ago, when he was named high school junior varsity coach.

This year (teaching at East) he traded assignments with Norm Welsh and moved back to the East position. Don Ainsley, former South Union High athlete, will direct the seventh and eighth grade players. The East roster includes Ken Jaynes, Bruce Meadows, Dave Harluian, Al LePre, Tim Riley, Wally Scheller, Jeff Hoza, Barry Cuneo, Rich Falvo, Ron Clelland, and Dave Shipley. Exhibition games on the schedule are Saturday at Latrobe, and December 27, at home to Southmoreland, also at 10 a.m. The Section One schedule, with all games at 3 p.m.

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13, at Penn Hills (Seneca); Jan. 16, at South- moreland; and Jan. 20, Mount Pleasant. Muncie Earns Wiseman Award SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) University of California running back Chuck Muncie won the Wiseman Award Wednesday, the first player from a Northern California school to receive the honor. The award carries a $1,000 scholarship for the university and a 51,000 donation to Muncie's favorite charity.

The award is presented by the owners of Victoria Station restaurants to the athlete they feel has the best potential to play pro football. Muncie, runner-up candidate for the Heisman Trophy, is from Uniontown, Pa. Where Would He Hove Played In Buc Lineup? HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) The rumored trade between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Kansas City Royals apparently is off because of a decision by utility infielder Cookie Rojas. The Pirates reportedly offered centerfielder Al Oliver to Kansas City for centerfielder Amos Otis and Rojas, but Rojas balked.

Under a 1973 baseball rule, any player with 10 years in the major leagues and the last five with the same club must give his consent to any trade Rojas, who makes his home in Miami, declined to talk about the matter. "I can't really say anything about any trade," he said. "I just came here to see some people." Work spread that the deal was off a short time after Rojas visited the hotel where Pirate General Manager Joe L. Brown was staying. A Kansas City official said the proposed trade was not dead but "it's dying." Brown said he planned to meet again with the New York Yankees.

He did not mention any names but it is known that the Yankees are seeking to acquire second baseman Willie Randolph in return for reliever Sparky Lyle. But the Pirates are asking for Doc Medich, a former Pitt star. Time, Dukes Swat Spiders PITTSBURGH (UPI) The final score showed that Duquesne beat Richmond 60-58 Wednesday night but a Richmond player thought the game ended in a tie. Norm Nixon was awarded two free throws with one second remaining on the clock and he made both. But Jeff Butler, charged with fouling Nixon, said he did not foul Nixon and the buzzer had sounded.

There was confusion because the regular clock hanging over the floor was out of order and the hockey penalty clock was being used to keep time. With the score tied at 58-58 and six seconds remaining, Duquesne took the ball out of bounds and fired it to Nixon deep in the corner. He launched a 25-foot shot and Butler lunged at him. The ball fell short and Jesse Hubbard attempted to tip it in. When order was restored an official signaled that Nixon had been fouled and would be given two shots.

One second showed on the hockey penalty clock. "It's much nicer to have two shots," said Nixon, who led the Dukes with 20 points. "But it wouldn't have made any difference I knew I wasn't going to miss two." Butler denied he fouled Nixon and said he thought time had run out when Nixon shot. "It was close," he said. "The official made the call after the buzzer." Richmond held a 29-28 lead at the half, and boosted it to nine points before the Dukes rallied.

Nixon tied the game at 58-58 with 1:30 remaining on a free throw after stealing the ball. Richmond attempted a shot with 10 seconds remaining but Rich Cotten blocked it. The Dukes obtained possession and called timeout. The long pass to Nixon followed. "We were doing things out there I've never seen us do," said a bewildered Duquesne Coach John Cimcola.

"It's in the right side of the column. At the end of the year, you don't ask how you played, just how many you won." The victory was the third in four games for the Dukes, who show a 4-0 mark in the all-time series with the Spiders. Richmond is 2-3. John Brown led Richmond with 14 points. Three Repeat Picks Featured in Strong, High Scoring Lineup Any coach looking for a good --Four ends with 18 scoring I 'rocking chair' job could find receptions (20 touchdowns one if he were fortunate enough accounted for altogether), to land the 36-member All- -Three quarterbacks with 24 Fayette County 1975 scholastic scoring passes among them football team announced today, (plus live touchdowns and four With a lineup like this one- PAT carried across), representing every football --13 backs with47 touchdowns playing school in the county-- and 25 extra points scored.

any coach could put a rocking Leading scorer in the lineup is chair in front of the bench and Brownsville's running back enjoy watching this lineup go Dana Harvey, with 68 points on about the business at hand. 11 touchdowns and two extra Size, quickness, scoring points. This included three ability, and good receiving are scores against West Mifflin the keynotes of the lineup, North and two against Belle announced by the Fayette Vernon, Ringgold, and Con- County Coaches Association, nellsville. sponsors of the all-county German's representatives selections. The players will be include quarterback Tony honored at a mini-banquet Patitucci, who fired eight sponsored by the Coaches touchdown passes, and tight end Association, to be held Monday Jerry Manchas who caught five night, December 15, at Villa of those passes.

Manchas had Nepa, near Connellsville, at seven touchdowns all told, the 6:30 p.m. The honored players big defensive end returning a will be presented a certificate pass interception 50 yards for and jacket patch denoting their one score, and running 40 yards selection to this year's "all" with a blocked punt for another, team. Running backs Dues and Kevin In addition to the 36-player Mitchell had two scores each for county team, there were also 15 the 7-2 Uhlans, honorable mention choices. Albert Gallatin's scoring this Uniontown led the selections year included a pair of touch- with nine, including two down catches by flanker Bill repeaters from last year, German Twp. was next with seven, Albert Gallatin and Frazier five, Connellsville, Brownsville, and Laurel Highlands, three; and Fairchance-Georges, one.

Repeaters from last year include Uniontown's fullback linebacker Davis Hall, and running back--linebacker Bill McLee, along with Frazier's offensive guard--linebacker Chuck Morozek. Moving up from honorable mention status last year to 'all' honors this season were German end Bob Magerko, Connellsville tackle Rick Lilley, and Brownsville defensive and George Ondra. The 19 linemen average out to 184.9 pounds per player, led by Connellsville's Rick Lilley at 235; the linebackers average 190.4 per player, with Uniontown's Davis Hall (235) the heaviest, and the backfield has an average of 171 pounds, with German's Fred Dues the heaviest at 195. Offensively, consider these figures for the county lineup: Heavyweight Match Masontown JHS Pin Greensburg's Trips Geibel Edge Over Vikings Gary Gibson pinned Mike Berlin in the third quarter, and those six points brought Greensburg-Salem from behind into a 27-25 scholastic wrestling win over Mount Pleasant. Wyatt Haggerty and Joe Walton scored pins, around a draw between John Lloyd (MP) and Mark Fmfrock, which gave Mount Pleasant a 25-21 lead, before Gibson got his winning pin.

The results GS) Vanella, Butterworth (plus two extra points) and two runs by Jim Schuessler. Uniontown finished the season with a 9-1 record, and runner-up for the Westerr Conference title, losing only to co-WPIAL champion Upper St. Clair. Nine of the reasons for that title contention were included in the county lineup. Halfback Reggie McLee carried over 54 points on nine touchdowns, including a single game high of four against Keystone Oaks, to lead Uniontown scoring.

Hall, a strong running fullback, as well as a linebacker, scored 37 points and could serve the all-county team as its placekicker. He scored four touchdowns, and kicked 13 points after TD, with a game high of five in the finale against Laurel Highlands. Billy McLee joins his brother at running back, scoring six touchdowns (and 6 PAT), giving the lineup its highest scoring family combination ever chosen for county honors in one season. Quarterback Keith Meadows scored a pair of touchdowns himself (and 2 PAT), plus passing for nine scores, five of them to end Dave Madison, Meadows also had the longest Uniontown scoring run from scrimmage, 75 yards against Bethel Park. Other Uniontown players honored included backs Scott Kennedy (2 TD) and Dave Gofer (3 TD).

Connellsville's standout two- way lineman Lilley added county honors to the All- Foothdls Conference selection American Basketball Vssocla (ion Standings I'nited I'ress International Prt. OB Denvei 15 5 .750 14 7 667 I 1 New York 6 647 sC Kentucky 13 619 2U San Ajilomo 12 8 600 3 11 14 440 6'-j 4 19 174 NBA Results Indiana 122 San Antonio 104 Denver 146 St Lotus 137 's VB Games Denver at Virginia New York at Indiana 9S--Sheppard I 42 Ibt 105--Mucci Snvder, 120 112-C Naggy (MP) Stlllman. II 7 119--Testa (GS) and New-ill, 5-5 draw U6--G Naggv Abraham. 5 4 132--Parslej Jn 4 2 iM-Carro! Boiha, 6-4 145-- Donati (GS) Sto'itca, 41 155-Haggerty (MP) Dickie, 47 1st 167--Llosd andFinfrock, 1-1 draw 1S5--J Walton Lowrj, 1 29, 1st a i i (GS) Berlin, 'll, 3rd Mount Pleasant on junior varsity matches, 30 24 West Virginia Mips Temple MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (UPI) West Virginia used an aggressive defense to set its own tempo Wednesday night, forcing Temple to run more than it wanted, enroute to a 7871 basketball win over the visiting Owls.

Temple tried to confuse WVU S1X ln a with a variety of defensive tameers, Guard Tony Robertson, who led WVU with 20 points, all from the field, was escorted off the floor with a knee injury when Temple double-teamed him on a foul. Stan Boskovich sank Robertson's two free throws, making it row for the Moun- sent to the charity alignments, shifting from 2-3 to str 'P wh a fourcorner freeze a 1-2-2 zone, but none could stop dre Temple into foul trouble, the Mountaineers, almost per- Boskovich wound up with 16 feet in long-distance shooting, points, second highest among Evening their record at 2-2, WVU scorers, the Mountaineers never trailed (Note--Boskovich graduate of Albert in the game, but Temple managed ties at 4, 6 and 12. Senior Warren Baker sank a layup with 11-30 left in the first half, giving WVU a 14-12 lead and the Mountaineers were in command the rest of the way. Baker's bucket ignited an 8-0 scoring burst by the Mountaineers, giving them a 20-12 lead, and at halftime, the two clubs were separated by nine points. is a Gallatin High).

Early in the second stanza, Robertson had given his club a 12-point lead, and that grew to 15, largest of the night, with just under 12 minutes left But Temple refused to fold, and Bruce Burnett, who pumped in 22 for the Owls, fired in four straight free throws, turning the last one into a three- point play to slice WVU's lead to Doug Smith scored 18 points and Joe Boskovich 17 to pace Masontown Junior High's 44-26 win over Geibel, at the losers' home court. A return game is scheduled Friday at Masontown. Masontown led 10-5, 22-8, and 40-20 at the stops. The Leo Lowney--Don Daugherty coached Gators, now 0-2, led 6-4 the fourth. Wally Kaper was he received last month, and was high for the home team with 12.

joined by offensive guard-MASONTOWN--44 linebacker Dave Herchko. The Boskovich, 7-3--17; Jesso, 1- lone Falcon back selected for 2--4; Smith, 8-2--18; Trmcia, 0- first team honors was senior 1--1; Fotta, 2-0-4; Nastasi, Scott Coughenour, who ac- Cochran, Elias, Uglik, Standish, counted for 402 total yards on Listen, Clarke, Jarrett, Logan, 305 net rushing (88 carries), 0. Totals: 18-8 (of 14)--44. three pass catches for 25 yards, GEIBEL--26 and four kickoffs returned 72 Bailor, 3-0-6; Kaper, 44--12; yards. Zaffina, Gabarro, 1-0--2; Frazier's junior quarterback Smarto, 1-1--3; Bartholomai, 0- Bob Gardner was involved in 64 1--1; Clarkson, Munson, Lieb, points scored by the Com- Malone, Donate, 0.

Totals: 10-6 modores, scoring 22 himself (3 (of 12)-26. TD, 4 PAT), and passing for Score by quarters: seven touchdowns. Split end Masontown 10 12 18 4-44 Tony Fao caught four of those Geibel 5 3 12 6--26 scoring passes. Repeat line McLuckey and choice Morozek joined with newcomers Marty Shenal and Gary Forsythe (both tackles) as members of the Commodore defensive unit that posted 17 consecutive shutout quarters in the last five games of the season. Laurel Highlands' representatives include halfback Lee Frankhouser (3 TD) and end Tony Steratore, with four scoring catches.

If any of the front-line players should falter, some of the honorable mention choices could move in and hold tlieir own. Connellsville's senior end Jeff Baker grabbed 11 rebounds, McCarthy caught six passes for high for the game, while 188 yds, and 3 TD, while senior Stanhurski and Tim Claxton running back John Sapanara scooped up eight apiece for the accounted for 913 all-purpose ls- yards, rushing 552 in 151 Officials: Witt. five, at 72-67. West Virginia stayed on top, going into its four-corner strategy in the last two minutes. Marty Stanhurski took game scoring honors, bucketing 23 points for the CMs, now 2-1.

Temple shot for a 49.1 per cent accuracy, while the Mountaineers wound up canning exactly half of their 68 attempts. TEMPLE (Ti)-aaxtai21-2 Humett carries, catching three passes for 27, running 15 kickoffs 26 and nine punts returned 65 yards. Brownsville's Jack Durant scored 20 points (3 TD), Frazier's Dan Lonce one score, German's Richard Parnell sis TD and Paul Krofcheck four TD, and Albert Gallatin's fullback Chuck Bucklew three touchdowns. Oinelll 2 1-2 5, and Montforti 0 2 2 2 Totals. 27 17-26 71 WEST VTHGIN1A (TSl-Boskovlch 6 4-4 ifi Higgins 4 4-112, Baker 4 l-l 9, Hall 3 1-2 7, Robertson 10 00 20.

BoiUck 0 00 0 Qnpirftn 4 (M) 8. Lewis 3 00 6 Hoblnson 0 0, and Roberts 0 o' 34 10-13 78 HaflOme score West Virginia 38 Tfmpte29 Total fouls Temple 16 West Virginia 22. Fouled out Norr.