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SPORTS 43 BERGEN EVENING RECORD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1955 MORE HONORS winner of the Heisman Memorial; stopped Jesus Martinez, former Trophy also awarded to the play-Catalonian champion, in the sixth er deemed the outstanding col-'round of their scheduled 10-round legiate performer of the year. jbout. Nation's Leading Scorer Now Hopalong Is Awarded The TRUCKS AGAIN WITH DETROIT Robert Maxwell Award Til .1 i l. 1 in The Maxwell award went last the Hopalons.

Cassady has Heisman award to Alan Ameche of Wisconsin. named the Robert W. Maxwell Club's 1955 college football player of the year. Makes Little All-America Largest Finest Fastest Palace Sails Daily Leaves Pier 1ft. Hobskea.

A Bail fieslauraal 1rk)e aa board UN ion 7-7810 Capt. Ed Baletti Trader Comiskey Given Phillips In Exchange The honor for the Ohio State All- FESTCCCI STOPS MARTINEZ Barcelona, Spain, Dec. 1 iff Franco Festucci, Italian middle- America halfback, announced yesterday, followed by 24 hours the Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 1 IA) If announcement that he was the 1955 weight boxing champion, yesterday A. P.

LITTLE ALL-AMERICA Chuck Comiskey keeps on making deals for the Chicago White Sox they'll soon be calling him "Trad Nate Clark Of Hillsdale, Scored 1U Points This Year By HAROLD CLAASSEV New York, Dec. 1 (TP) The Associated Press' Little Col er Chuck around the American HOME Turtle Creek Newport. R. I. Fresno.

Calif Oklahoma City Wahpeton. N. D. Philadelphia Excelsior. Minn.

League. FIRST TEAM POS. PLAYFR COLLEGE At.E WT. Charles Sihultz. Allied 19 185 t'hailes Cimoons, Rhode Island 21 21S Wixie Robinson, Pepperchne 25 IPO Hubert Cook, Trinity I Texas) ...22 210 Steve Mvhra.

North Dakota 21 245 Vincent Victas, Di exel 24 215 Rii-nard Donlin, Hamlin 22 2M Nate ClarK. Hillsdale 21 19.1 lira Scott, Centre 21 180 Dave Burnham Wheaton 21 10 Charles Sticka. Trinity (Conn.) 23 195 YK. Ji. Sr.

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Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr, HT. 6-1 5-8 5- 10 6- 2 -l 6-2 -5 5-8 5- 1 1 6- 2 6-0 Mais far TKHQcna The White Sox vice-president in charge of player swaps since v.

lege All-America football team for 1955, made up of representa Benton Mich. Frank Lane resigned as general 8 FRIDAY end SATUAOr Louisville Akron. Ohio Natick, Mass. manager and shifted to the St tives from 11 different colleges that won a total of 75 games, Is named today with a line that averages 210 pounds to the Louis Cards pulled another SETOND TEAM "name" deal yesterday. man and boasts the country's leading scorer in the backfield George Cilek, Coe Roser Siesel.

Miami (Ohio) Gerrv L-uth, Pacific Lutheran IVillnm By returning Virgil Trucks, 36- Nats Clark of Hillsdale, is the terrific touchdown THIRD TEAM Barry Drexler. Juniate Joe Dekasar, Upala Roland Merrifield. Mama Jeriy Ancell. Hobart Tom Hofflander, Augsburg Alien Dunham. Texas Lutheran Jnclc Mi-ker Rowhne Green year-old righthanded pitcher, to POS.

Detroit for outfielder-third baseman John Bubba) Phillins. Comiskey Wm. Hamilton, Florence (Al. State tallier. He led the collegiate plavers of the entire country Luther sneaiy preshvtenan Sherman Plunkett.

Maryland St. with 144 points and is the only junior among the backfield foursome that also includes Gene (Great) Scott of Centre Col-'wlulam Rhodes' Colorado western" Payne, McMurry lece. Dave Burnham of Wheaton and Charles Sticka of Trinity zaiser. Delaware completed his third Major League Jack Schultz. Luther Don Baker.

North Texas State James Hi season, S. W. Louisiana trade. His first move was to send in- rv 1 HONORABLE MENTION fielder Bobby Adams to Baltimore for outfielder Cal Abrams. Then came the "big one" short FCHl'LTZ, DONLIN ENDS Ends Charles Anderson, Louisiana Tech: Henry Buelow.

Macalester: Robert he gained 799 yards On lUJ carries. iBradner, Wrn'worth; Wavlon Buchanan. East Texas; George Benedict, bprmgfleld: TYiirino- th r-nrirt ramnaian hi Inst Richard Buiic -field. Missouri Valley: Thurlow Cooper. Maine: William Flvas Ham-UUnng tne entire campaign ne 10SI Huv southwest Louisiana: Peter Innis, Millikin; Robert Malison, nnlu 7 v3rHc Qnfl tmi-r.

nlnlaH lha u3r, it Qam ino Ti-initv Ifnnn John Schneider. TJo front are ends Charles ScbultZ Of all-Winning Alfred, and! only forward pass he attempted. UtTacWearltoneAnderon, Gustavus-Adolphus: Willis BaU. Western Washing- iton: Larry Baker. Gustavus-Adolphus; Joe Billings, state; jars crooK.

Stevens Point. Chailes Deese, McNcete: Leroy uunn. lowa Itacnera; nooeri stop Chico Carrasquel and outfielder Jim Busby to Cleveland for outfielder Larry Doby. After trading Trucks to Detroit, Comiskey quickly followed by purchasing shortstop Louis Aparicio SEE CRACKDOWN Frommelt. Loras; Robert Harrington, i-resoytenan; junn noa, Thomas Hinton, Louisiana Tech: George Kurker.

Tufts; Southeast (Mo 1 State; Robert Lovelv, Tampa: Dow Owens, Mississippi Southern; Gene Renzi, Northeastern, George Rice. Wofford, Francis. Woidzik. Buffalo. I 1 I Yl ID I 'I! fell mtiTWTw $z1r fG'av 26-HCH Mff JK LIGHTWEIGHT from Chicago's Memphis farm of Al Bilanski Alfred: Rupert Caballeio.

Upper Iowa; Ronald Ebberts. College of Emporia; ctiarles Froehle. St. John's William Haushalter, Juniata; Dan the Southern Association. Aparicio Hertz.

Lake Forest: Richard Regan. St. Lawrence: Walt bpanenberg wnitwortn ON PROMOTERS Centers Hudcfv Amendoia. oruieciicut. uon oiaijiyeniinp.

miowmu vajic.v. 21. is the man the Sox expect to Abe Cohen. Chattanooga: Pete Doroux. Collese of Idaho; led Greene, lampa: Tnh iTemnei State' Ron Kavadas.

North. Dakota: Kichara Kacit- replace Carrasquel next season. Richard Donlin of Hamline, chosen In the second draft of the professional football draft by Baltimore Monday. The tackle slots are manned by Charles Gibbons of Rhode Island, who will display his ability in the Refrigerator Bowl Sunday, and Vincent Vidas of Drexel's unbeaten team. Steve Myhra of North Dakota University, and Wixie Robinson of Pepperdine at Los Angeles are the flanking Hubert (Duke) Cook qf Trinity at San Antonio, Tex.

'meister. Central Michigan; James Lockwood, Kings Point; Robert Lyons, ai mw Hamnhirp' Sheldon Vmcst. Gettysburg. Some baseball people thoueht the Trucks-Phillips swap was only the prelude to another deal be SllllllVt TS nisrilSSPfl Brabham. 'Newberry: James Bryan'.

Bowling Green; lOUUJCLt IS W191U331U 1 Rlttell Burton. Miami (Ohio): Bennie Boles. Sam Houston: Willie Berzinski. La- tween Detroit and the New York 4 IT I 'nnrin (inn Icrosae. Teachers; Phil Bucaio.

iNonneasicrn; ump vtie.i,. A. U. lOnVenilOIl Harold Carroll. Western Reserve: Jesse Castete, McN'eese Earl CUne.

Hamilton: Elliott Day Coe' Richard Deveraux. Rochester: William Danenhauer. College of Emporia- Eddie Disimone. Rhode Island; Gene Flippin. Lewis at Clark: John Gra- nnicrillo TCv TW 1 (4l A ham, Randolph-Macon: Frank Gagliardi.

Gettysburg; Paiil Goad. Abilene 'Christian: LOUlSVIIie, 1S.V., DCC. I I.T A iwnravian William Gaines. College of Empona: Curt Gabnelson, ankees. The two clubs talked business yesterday, after the arrival of George Weiss, Yankee General Manager, but made no announcement.

The Tigers want, QUALITY BIKES FOR MEN, WOMEW, Crackdown On SDOrtS promoters by Concordia Tommy Gilmer. Pacific Lutheran. Len Hell) er. Marshall l.u a I Hill Upsala: Walter Harrison, Hobart: Bob Keck. Cornell i Iowa i Jack Kemp, the Amateur Athletic Union Robert Kosel, St.

Cloud. Teachers: James Lindblad. Pomona; SYS, -5SRI-S MANY young infielder from the Yank talked in A A convention Walter Livingston. Heidelberg: James Lehman. St.

John a Minn Miller Idllteu ill t. J. u. luuveiinuii istevenJ Pojnt Wis Teachers; Don Miller, North Dakota: Bob McBnde. Southwest COmdorS today as an OflShOOt Texas State; Don Nesheim, Luther Iowa: Dave Provenzano.

Hofstra; Carl Palmer. COLORS, SIZES ALL farms Herbie Plews. Bobbv PRICED AMAZINGLY LOW! tho Wm ontP rase Whittier: James Ryan. Alfred: Met seipei. wasnmgton at.

uwrni jonn pies. I me vves Odniee Caie. iMarvland State- James Stehlin. Brandeis: Pat Tarqumio. Juniata; Al Woodham.

this ominfrv'c. Mr Alilpr IJacksonville. Ala State; Ken Webb, Presbyterian. Buddv W'hite. Maryyille.

Saniee, llllS Country Air. Wlier will, am Wet Fastern Oregon: Jerry Ward. Chattanooga; Carl Waiker, These players are from college teams that won 75 and lost 16 while being held even in two others. Eight of them competed during the season on teams that came through without defeat. But the losers weren't overlooked.

Donlin's Ham- Richardson or Dick Carter. The Yanks are interested in pitcher Ned Garver and possibly Trucks. HAVE A WHOLE HOST its best Current bet to crack the Murray. Teachers: Dave Wells. Tufts; Bill Young.

Southwestern Tennessee; 4-minute mile got by a big HpF FINE EXTRA FEATURES! DREAM-COME- TRUE-GIFTS to have accepted too much ex-, RANGERS SECOND fOR THE Jm YOUNGSTERS ON Nt? K. I YOUNGSTERS ON pense money. Your youngster will Uao with toy on Xmas Morn whin finds one of thsu beautiful, lightweight imported billet un. der the traa thsy'rt iuit loaded with fine. YOUR XMAS LIST! He pointed out that such rulings Scoring Take 0ver The die yesterday in his hopes to remain in run-for-fun company.

The deadline passed for challenging his reinstatement to the good graces of the A. A. U. after a short suspension. He can only hope now that some foreicn coun College Scores TACOM (WASH.) INVITATION TOURNEY (FINAL ROUND) Puditet Sound 67.

Central Wash. 65 Pacific Lutheran 76. Eastern Wanh. 57 OTHER GAMES Milluran 105. Kin (Va 9S affect only the athlete.

Hawks By A 6 To 1 Score extra feotures. toot Bt a wis Santa buy now on PEP BOYS EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN) MAKE PEP BOYS YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR BICYCLES AND SAVE MORE! line squad did not win a single Start on its seven game program. In those seven defeats, however, the 6-5 senior caught 41 passes that were good for 480 yards and two touchdowns. Clark gathered his 24 touchdowns for a Hillsdale team that romped throigh nine opponents by an average score of 34-9. The 21-year-old The A.

A. U. limits amateur athletes' expenses to $12 a day. By the Associated Press) The New York Rangers may be ia-i-R -41- Too much money for athletes nnlv th QArnnr! hesl rhih in the try won't ask the International Bellaarrune (Ky i 102. Marian (Ind.) mm 47 Belmont Abbey 102 Catawba BO Amateur Federation to disqualify just one problem of the A.

A National Hockey League but when him. jU. as it opened its sixty-eighth jt comes to scoring goais they are Elon 78. Pteiffer 62 Lenotr Rhyne 98, Newberry 59 try. a traveling at a faster clip than even lo- McNeesa (L.

A 89, Arkansas A. Negro was a star his freshman Santee was suspended by his raising Dig sums to iraaspoi pace setUn Canaciiens. year at Hillsdale but tapered off ca! registration ouatu iui itrnd tr.ri-io haiti inr npvr vpar a n. 1oth thprrl for next dunng his second season. He attributed it to excess weight and ing more expense money than the C' I er A A allows when he ran on the iU 'Place Chicago Black Hawks last West Coast last The Mis-LH" to $400 00 O'ymP'Clnight at Madison Square Garden vaiiou a co.iDtir,n nf thoiFund was due to come up for dis- boosted the Rangers goal out- 'riiiiiiiiiWMiiMiii1 5S spent last summer working on a Arizona State (Flagstaif) 76.

Grand Canyon tio St. Vincent (Pa.) 83. Indiana (Pa.) 72 Oneonta (N Y) 90. Harpur 53. New Bedford Tech 04.

Quoneet N. A. 59 Randolph-Macon 77, Virginia Medical 76 Rochester N. Tech 73. Brock-port 62 blast furnace in an iron foundry cussion today and will have to for 22 games to 68.

The Cana- He melted himself down to 195 pounds and the national scoring settled before the convention ad-ldiens have tallied 63 in 23 games. journs Sunday. wmie tne new Yorkers were title. A. A.

U. rescinded the suspension. Without mentioning the case of the swift Kansan specifically, Louis G. Wilke, A. A.

U. President, said in an interview: "Through our district registra A Hillsdale campus eatery promised a steak dinner to every player scoring a touchdown. Clark "saved" his dinners until he had The summer Olympic games are whipping the Hawks for the fourth; billed for Melbourne, Australia, time in as many games this year and the winter games for Cortina, to widen their point marein to five Italy. points, the Detroit Red Wings and Toronto Maple Leafs battled to a PITCHES 8TH VICTORY Wt the Wings and Leafs tied for fourth, two; Havana, Dec. 1 I Camilo pnjnts back of Chieag0.

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V. Pta cr OA i lll.llC:i, ilia are against one defeat in the Cuban Montreal la 4 "Altogether too often we 37 50 li Yor It task league last night. He faced with the unpleasant 7 5 10 4 I'hicak-i of rulinff on the elicibilitv of an Ditched the first place Cienfuegos Detroit 41 4 35 enough to take all the regulars on the team to the restaurant as his guests. Scott brought back some of the glory of yesterday to the Centre College campus at Danville, Ky. More than a quarter of a century ago the praying colonels were in the football limelight with a team that defeated Harvard and went through an unbeaten season to become the darlings of the nation.

This Centre team was the first unbeaten since then and Scott contributed 1,138 yards in 107 carries for an average of 10.4 yards every time he carried the ball. Burnham, who Intends to be a 2( IS individual athlete who is reported, to a 3-1 victory over Havana. iBoum K. rrp. 1 no txcist ----iir J( Ct'vaC iinot a recap r-j tf-i tax, CI7B minister alter his graduation and led his teammates in prayer before every game, led the Illinois P1wi Tea t-md yur ld tppofef Tirt (t li I AM Jilll ill I rVf i -J eleven through an unbeaten league season and was named to his conference all-team for the third i I II your Old ft II nppobl Tiro II e-i straight year.

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