The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 11

The Bee: Danville Va riday November 25 1955 Eleven Maryland Places ive On AII ACC ootball Team ALL ATLANTIC COAST 1955 Mike Sandusky Tackle Duke Middies avored 230 or All WE ARE READY TO SHOW YOU! Our Store Is Crammed ull of the Season's Most 'S Choice Gifts STRAIGHT KENTUCKY B0U1B0N And With Our New Gift Bar You Can ind A Hundred WE INVITE YOUR VISIT THE HUB 319 MAIN ST Where ashion Revolves' ULI SIX XL AKb 01 0 6 5 5 3 3 3 3 5 0 0 0 0 1 backfield is a dynamite quartet of Ed and rank Tamburello 242 186 213 150 160 191 157 181 144 190 i Wl 249 Nov 3 Vanderbilt here North Carolina here 17 Navy at Navy 24 Clemson at Clemson 1 leaving junior Bob Seitz At center Seitz scored five points or the first five minutes the game was close Then the varsity began pull ing away The weightlifting program at the Danville YMCA as given a stim ulus with the addition of more equipment James Calos and Eu gene McCain have loaned to the for use in the program a com plete Olympic set with extra plates a squat rack abdominal board bench press bench and vari ous other equipment necessary to a well rounded weightlifting pro gram Calos McCain and other ex perienced lifters will serve as vol unteer instructors for Interested members Alonzo Stagg Award of the Ameri can ootball Conference for boys is to be made tomorrow to Joseph Tomlin founder and secretary of the Pop Warner ootball Con ference The award is named after the Joel Wells Back Clemson George Welsh from Coaldale Pa fully recovered from a sore toe that hampered his play in late season games Navy Coach Eddie Erdelatz calls Welsh the greatest quarterback he has ever coached PLANES GROUNDED (P) ar East Air orce Headquarters today ground ed all its C124 troop carrying Globemaster planes pending in vestigation of the crash of one on Iwo Jima Sunday which killed 10 EA uses the C124s on courier routes to Iwo Okinawa and Ko rea player in the ribs and told him that a member of the opposing team did it The big Indian lines man was furious and tore into the opposing team with vigorous ven geance Welch has admitted doing the bitting act several times with good results KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON Bob Pellegrini Maryland Sorrell 178 pound played consistently all season Good they are also fine Connie Ryan former National League second hasemin will man age Austin in the Texas eague In IMG Austin replaces Beaumont Cavaliers Will Meet Navy On Gridiron In 1956 Pellegrini Named No1 Player Of Loop Duke Wins Three Places Jesse Birchfield Guard Dukd five racfock Cost ftaatbiaL prompt Booth White Sport Shop schedule by Duke Navy and Le high GW goes off' after having been played continuously since 1947 The other seven games scheduled are repeaters Virginia and South Carolina are matched for the Oct 13 Tobacco Bowl game in Richmond The complete schedule: Sept 22 Virginia Military here 29 Duke here Oct 6 Wake orest here 13 South Carolina at Richmond Va LIONEL TRAIN Service Station National ootball League Standings Gus Welch former famous ath letic coach and a onetime All America himself who will be guest speaker at the annual football banquet in honor of the George Washington High School grid team next Wednesday night has a long colorful career The former head football coach at Randolph Macon College now retired as such currently is head of physical education at Montvale Consolidated School near Bedford He was founder and long opera tor of a camp Camp Ke at Apple Orchard Moun tain in a remote section of Bed ford County The dinner meeting in honor of the GW football team will be held Wednesday night in the school cafeteria starting at 6:30 Tickets are being offered the pub lic men women boys and girls and these may be purchased from any member of the Booster Club or Monogram club prior to 9 am Wednesday Welch is a renowned story teller and much in demand Half In dian and half Irish he starred at Carlisle Indian School the same time that the great Jim Thope was outstanding He was a quar terback and captain of the Car lisle team in 1913 playing under Glenn for four years Welch regards the Army game of 1912 as one of the greatest football games of all times He recalls that Thorpe on two consec utive attempts ran a kickoff the length of the field through the entire Army team for touchdowns the first being called back because of a Carlisle holding penalty In the same game incidentally a Cadet halfback named Dwight Eisenhower was forced out with a knee injury Although Thorpe got most of the glory because of his spectacular runs writers have given Welch credit for the expert handling and drive that did much to win re nown for the Carlisle team He is attributed to going great lengths to keep his team on the alert even going so far as to bite one of his players to "fine him The player was a big Indian who never played well unless he was mad according to Welch in an old interview When all players on both sides piled up Welch bit this SCHEDULE Chicago Cards York Philadelphia Bob Bartholomew Tackles Wake orest ciiaiUVilLOVlljLL Vd i The University of Virginia will meet Navy on the gridiron next year for the first time in 16 years Athletic Director Tebell who released 10 game KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 6 YEARS OLD 86 PROO ANCIENT AGE DISTILLING CO RANKORT Kt BRAND NEW ARMY AIR ORCE 100 WOOL BLUE BLANKETS Size 66x84 4 pound weight irst time in our history ONLY 12 OR SALE YMCA Weight Lifting Program Is Growing BLANKETS BRAND NEW 100 WOOL KHAKI BLANKETS Lb Weight Ag Size 62x84 LIMITED QUANITY Bonnie alls Duke Charlie Bussey Bill and Joe Paeliei Clemson Bill Barnes and John Parham Wake orest Dick Christy Dick Hunter and Eddie West North Carolina State Ken Keller North Carolina (THANKSGIVING DAY) IGHTS (By The Associated Press) LOS ANGELES Ramon uentes 1504 Ixjs Angeles out pointed Joe Miceli 149 New York 10 LIVERPOOL England Wally Thom 154V6 Ensland outpointed Jean Ruellet 15614 rance 10 TOKYO Takeshi Yamaguchi Japan knocked out Hiroshi Misako Japan 10 (lyweights but exact weights not available) 7 6 VARSITY WINS RALEIGH Led by Army Navy Game To Test Defenses TS 1 1 i i wo mi i nr i ni 1 nrr a a ft last piajcu ill 1 1953 at the Norfolk Va Oyster i Bowl game rney collide here sept zu Penn State Pitt and George Washington were replaced on the yaius a real worKnurse ne nas punted well thrown some passes and ranks as No 2 pass catcher on the Duke squad back of Sorrell Wells third ACC rusher back of Pascal and Vereb has power and speed Against rugged defensive crew he exploded for 102 yards including a 50 yard touchdown gallop Tamburello a quarterback with imagination ran team masterfully until a late season ill ness put him on the sidelines Tatum once said of him: "He can take a play falling to pieces in front of him and make some thing of it He can make chicken salad out of chicken feathers" Maryland End Bill Walker slow ed by injuries and John Polzer Virginia guard who made last first team as juniors slip ped to the second unit this season SECOND TEAM ENDS Russell Dennis and Bill Walker Maryland Doug Knotts Duke: Dick Marazza Clemson GUARDS Al d'Angelo North Carolina State John Polzer Vir ginia Wingo Avery Clem son i BACKS Bryant Aldridge and Sonny Jurgensen Duke Jim Rakh tiar Virginia Nick Consoles Wake orest HONORABLE MENTION ENDS Jack Ladner Wake est Walt Laraway Clemson Sid DeLoatch Duke I owe I Littleton Wake orest Ed Heuring Maryland GUARD John Grdijan Clem 6 7 THURSDAY'S (By The Aitoclfd rs EASTERN CONERENCE ct778667444444375 75 a Sonny Sorrell End 1 rank Tamburello Duke Maryland REE PASS TO CAPITOL OR RIALTO WITH EVERY $10 PURCHASE JUST ASK! ball coach who later coached at from Webster and one of Susquehanna College 2 3 5 5 5 WESTERN CONERENCE 667625500500333 300 Ed Vereb Back Maryland BRAND NEW ARMY KAPOK COTTON COMORTERS SIZE 70x84 BEANIE'S ARMY NAVY STORE North Union Phone 342 0 RESULT Detroit 24 Green By 10 SUNDAY'S Chicago Bears at Cleveland at New Los Angeles at San rancisco at Baltimore Washington at Pittsburgh Op 152 164 204 149 176 188Army and Navy meet on the foot the most controversial figures in college football this season directs the Army attack A great end last year he was switched to quarter back from where he has shown I greater ability at running the ball than at passing But at that the figures show he has completed 'aerials for six touchdowns only two less than his more highly touted rival I Holleder has been blamed bysome for the Cadet's defeats by I Michigan Syracuse and Yale butveteran Head Coach Earl (Red) I Blaik has placed the blame on mis takes by the entire team and not on the play of his quarterback Roth coaches were confident of victory as they led their teams into Municipal Stadium today for brief i workouts before retiring to subur ban clubs to await game time to I morrow at 1:30 EST The weather prospect was fair and cool with a fast field That is 'just what Blaik ordered for his 'swift backs led by Pat who 'scored all of the touch I downs two years ago in a 20 7 vic tory and ripped the Middles' line 1 apart In a losing rause last year I Physically both teams arc in the best condition of the vear John Hopkins Navy captain has his I broken jaw wired together twit he i is scheduled to be in the starting lineup at left tackle Bob Kyasky lone of Armv's swift backs still Is i bothered with a trick knee but said probably atari If I not he'll see plenty of action I alternating with Dick Murtland Meantime the vanguard of th? capacitv crowd of 102000 took over the City of Brotherly Love Millions more including President Eisenhower are expected to watch tht game on television (NBC) start ling nt 1:15 EST The color ful ceremonies in the stadium will ret underway at noon when the 1 24t)0 members of the Corps of Cadets and the 3 making the Brigade of Midshipmen march hit the big arena and start their pro game show and shcnanlgani The hotel lobbies were lammed with plcntv of brass and gold braid today Special trains Saturday morning will bring in thousands more along with fans high In the political and business life of the country Cleveland Washington Pittsburgh New York Chicago Cards 3 Philadelnhia 3 Chicago Bears Los Angeles Green Bay Baltimore San rancisco Detroit PHILADELPHIA P) WINS AWARD PHILADELPHIA (JP) The Amos throwing arm of 165 pound noke Va two dtiffedaccdfieirieAt'xdddladdicnA' DISTILLED a BOTTLED BY ANCIENT AGE U1S1ULINC CO RANKORT KENTUCKY To Honor Cards Next Wednesday Welch GW Banquet Speaker Star As Teammate Of Noted Jim Thorpe I II I II I II 1 Hv C1XT4 HWIIIVM Hall of ame bowler Junie Me famous University of Chicago foot Don Holleder a 187 pounder Mahon is part owner of a 24 lane academy at Paramus Suggestions in a Twinkling CHARLOTTE Orange Bowl bound football team placed five men on the AU Atlantic Coast Conference team announced today by the Associated Press ACC Regional Board Heading the Maryland representation was Bob Pelle grini who made the switch from guard to center and won the acclaim as the No 1 player of the conference Duke which can tie Maryland for the conference title If It beats North Carolina next took three places with Vake orest North Carolina and Clemson each gaining one The line despite a pair of light ends averages 206 pounds just a pound under that of last star team The backfield is a pound heavier at 188 Only disappointing South Caro lina of the eight members failed to place a man on the first two teams The packed Vereb Bob Pascal and Joe Wells of Clemson Tamburello and Wells are among the four juniors on the team The ends are light but mafce up with drive and fire what they lack in size Will rye a 190 pound er from North Carolina and Dar rell (Sonny) Duke flanker fine football pass catchers defensive men rye also punted for a 37 yard average Bob Bartholomew' Wake 218 pounder and Mike Sandusky 240 pound Maryland junior are the tackles and the biggest men on the squad Bartholomew along with Pascal a repeater from last team was hampered at times by a knee injury but com pleted a four year varsity career that stamps him as one of the fin est his school ever had Sandusky an eye catcher all year should be a great comfort to Coach Jim Tatum next season Jesse Birchfield a highly effic ient operator throughout his Duke career and Jack Davis another Maryland junior were the stand outs at guard Tatum moved Pellegrini a for mer high school quarterback from guard where he distinguished him self last year to center with the pre season comment (hat he easily be the nation's lineman of the year" This appraisal was borne out this week when theison American ootball Coaches Assn voted him the Walter Camp Me morial Trophy as "Player of the Year" Vereb used sparingly a year ago as a junior carried only 17 times in 1954 for an eight yard average This season the 185 pounder from gh averaged 57 for 113 rushes and raced for 16 touch Lllllv 21 2 ball field tomorrow' for the 56th! 1956 football schedule today said (Tobacco Bowl) Lehigh at Le With the sbtistir indietinei tlle Cavaliers will battle the Mid high 27 Virginia Tech at Roa 17 the they met 2 aA2 a ji a line vavaiiers wui nati 336 ume ine suuisucs "inuivaung at Annapolis Nov colorful gridiron classic atlhe fjrst meeting of 130 Municipal Stadium could well be schools since 1942 when 1 A 1 let i Vi XI ni'el 4 erl a lest oi ueiensive skiii jai Army a 6 point underdog is schools were added (to Virginias schedule after lapses the nations No 1 defensive team and Lehigh Virginia will on the basis of having yielded(g0 to Lehigh for the first time only 1395 yards per game in com Oct 20 They met here last year piling a record of five victories in Hl V'l I 1 I rt I II I 1 1 X'X I I I 1 American canuiaate Kcrme 2720 winner ranks third The liks 1 1 points State varsity basketball team defeated the freshMlddles have UP an averaSe men 76 62 last night In the'of I69 8ane while win annual red and white'ning six losing to Notre Dame and game Shavlik played at forward tying Duke But as has often been the case when these two service academies meet in their heated rivalry the offense could well rise to unex pected heights The attack is geared to downs His 729 yards leads the conference in total offense Pascal only a yard back in total offense with one more game to goi is the rushing leader with 6741 Will rye VAdc A rial wnrlrhnre ha haelfeUi Jack Davis Guard Maryland Maryland CenterMBt Wi i UAaxoucmL 'i I W' Pneil 95 95 tv ItW di 1 tfcS fc T3U PINT 3.