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TUESDAY, DEC. 18, 1962 HANOVER. PA. PAGE TONIGHT ork Hanover Spring Grove South Western at York Dover Colle (Tf Cage Roundup: Loyola's Ramblers Set Sizzling Pace I- Bermudian Spring Baltimore's Orioles Home ilts BALTIMORE The Baltimore Orioles have scheduled 76 home dales at Memorial Stadium lor 1963, it was revealed today by President-General Manager Lee MacPhail while releasing the complete Oriole home schedule. In addition to 56 home dates, one less than last year, the Birds will play five doubleheaders, including three twi-nighters.

One of the highlights on the home slate will be a single twilight game on the Fouth of July against the Los Angeles Angels to he followed by the annual Independence Day fireworks display sponsored by the Greater North- iBv The Associated Press) game that doesn't Ohio University 57-55 at Omaha. Keystone conference easf Baltimoit Improvement As nf racehorse count in the standings; Furman Baylor downed Tulane 75-66: Au- York Country Day at Hamburg sociation. kJipthAll team Ts somethinc to ssed William and Mary 56-55: burn defeated Chattanooga 79 37 The Orioles will open at home basketball team Wayne Estes had 32 points as and Oklahoma State stayed un Non i.e#*ne on April 10 against Washington get exciteo aoou san Diegobeaten with a 68-62 triumph over Francis. Scott Key jDeione. They will play their first night He Carried It Off Conference at New Oxford, at l.ittlestown st Thomas Qutnc Fannett-Melal James Bnrhanan at Scotland.

Mountain League at Bast Riglerville at Shlppensburg Newport Camp Hill at Spring. Trt-Htate Conference Weatminster at North HagerstOwn Central Penn Ltajtue York at Steel-High John Harris at Central Dauphin Central Dauphin East at Penn Cliff at Lebanon. Readme at Lanc Creighton defeated New Mexico State. Top Ten: Bearcats Remain No. I Cage Club In five games, all victories, thejstatc 101.57.

Ramblers have piled up 559 points for a average Monday night Loyola, ranked fourth in the latest Associated Press poll, hit a season high while clobbering Western Michigan 123-102 Fifth-ranked Mississippi State had its darkest hour of the campaign in Blacksburg. Va. where Virginia Tech ended State's 19- game winning streak in an 82-65 upset And ninth-ranked Kentucky was knocked off hv North Caro lina 68 66 its second setback this month on its Lexington. Ky (By The Associated Press' having lost only to Duke, the sec- court. Virginia Tech was the ini- The Cincinnati Bearcats, ranked ond ranked team in the poll, tial spoiler 80-77 on Dec.

1. the top basketball team in The Cincinnati drew 42 of the 44 Illinois, No. 8, trounced San Associated Press poll for tbejjrst place votes in the weekly Jose State 90 64, but the 10th- third straight week today, have voting by sports writers and ranked Seattle Chieftains just a tough week ahead to protect broadcasters on the AP panel, managed to squeeze past Xavier their No. 1 rating. Duke got the other two, of Ohio 76-74 Winner of 24 straight over two The Bearcats had 438 In other top games, Wichita years and driving for its third pomts of a possible 440, with handed Arizona State its first de national championship.

Duke drawing 349 points, feat of the season. 92-90, when tangles with toughjThe rest of the top five remained Larry Nosich hit a jump shot with Dayton on Thursday and surpris- unchanged, Ohio State 5-0 third five seconds left in overtime. ingly strong Davidson on Satur- wjth 302 points, Chicago Loyola Iowa turned back a late Clem- day. Davidson has a 4-1 slate, ,4.0, fourth wjth 218 and Missis- rally for a 74-64 victory: Southern Methodist beat Northwestern 80-75; Houston defeated Missouri 75-61; Morehead kept its Waynesboro at York Catholic Manheim Twp. lie Harrisburg McDevitt at Susquehan na Twp.

South Lebanon at Lebanon Catho hi- North Harford (Md at Red Lion York Suburban at Mechanicsburg KennardDale at Edgewood Glenelg at Sykesvillo Emmitiburg at Taney town. North Carroll at Frederick. Fort Hill at Martinsburg Middletown at Carlisle St Frederick, at St. John's Westminster. Collegiate TONIGHT MAC College Division Dickinson at Western Maryland Letters Go To At Assembly Drvsdales Hill Record Outstanding sippi State 5-0' fifth with 213.

Records include games through seasons in the school's history with A pril last Saturday. ail 8-1 record. A Kansas The top ten based on total points Receiving special reecognition at 2 Los alloting 10 points for a first place the assembly were guard Eric Angeles. vote, 9 for second. 8 for third Buckner, who was named defen-i may 7 Boston Bos- Lancaster Catho- game Friday.

Apiil 19, against Cleveland, and first doubleheader, that Sunday 'April also against the Indians. The Yankees will play two weekend series here next season Their visit will be on May 10. 11. and for a Friday night game and single; games Saturday and Sunday afternoons. The Bombers will be here for three week night games on 4.

5 and 6, and will then make their final swing into Memorial Stadium over the weekend of August 30 and 31, and September 1. Six of the nine scheduled home1 dates vs. New York will be night games. Starting times will be the same i as last year-2 p-m-for day sames- Ml I I'W 8 for night garnes-and YT iflVi IUUL I5 for twilight-night doubleheaders. Ticket prices remain at $3 for Box seats.

$2.25 for lower reserved. $1.50 for upper reserved, $1.25 for Thirty one (ridden of Western.f“?™1 and 75 Maryland College received letters 31 recently at an awards essembly The complete home schedule is after finishing one of the finest as follows: seasons in the school history with april 10 Washington, an 8-J record. Choice: unbeaten record intact with an 81 80 conquest of St Bonaventure: Iowa State trounced Toledo 69-51; Kansas walloped Denver 68 43; Nebraska edged Miami of Ohio 72-69; Bradley outclassed Adams State 82-46; Indiana tripped Detroit 92-84 and Tennessee romped CINCINNATI several over The Citadel 73-56 good reasons Don Drysdale was Nosich dramatic basket for namef) winner of the Cy Young Wichita on its home court was award a5 the major league's out- his only one of the game against stancjjng pitcher in 1962 are re- Arizona State. He entered the con flecte(j today in the release of the test with two minutes le in oEficial National League pitching ulation time. Dave Stallworth of records the Shockers man with 38.

Elsewhere. Georgia Tech eased won -25; away from a 2 -all half une 10 innings pitched down to 1 for a tenth place vote sive of the year; (N9( i uBoSNew York, Thorpe Trophy on By Packer Fullback 42) Dave Stallworth of was the high point Orysdalc, big Los Angeles Dodger right-hander, led the NL in from a 28-all halftime tie edRed Alabama 58-55 at total caloosa, Ala. in a Southeastern1 1. Cincinnati 2. Duke (2) 6 0 3.

Ohio State 5 0 4. Chicago Loyola 4 0 5. Mississippi State 5 0 6. Colorado 4 0 7. West Virginia 3 1 8.

Illinois 3 0 9 Kentucky 3 1 10. Seattle 4 0 By MURRAY ODERMAN Igame; and flanker Bobby Mit- Harlo Hill, have counted the Jim Newspaper Enterprise Assn. cheli, who transformed Washing- Thorpe Trophy as the greatest NEW YORK (NEA) Four ton the surprise team of the single reward of their football 438 best blocking lineman award. The JUNE 4 New York (N), seasons ago. the Green Bay Pack-year- careers York (Nh 6 New 7 Boston cintivi winners, like Jim Brown, with first place votes in paren- Len Biser, voted the most valuable! New York, 16 Washington (Nt.

it theses: prayer by his teammates, and Detroit S'li Detroit Pet. Dave Markey, who received the 22 Detroit (N), 23 Washington 6 0 438 best blocking lineman award. The JUNE 4 New YYork, (N), 349 latter award was instituted Vers weighed a decision slightly, 302 year. Cleveland 11 Cleveland 28jjess mornentous than what to get Jobnny Unites, Frank Gifford and Like Jim 218 Buckncr received a trophy that 29 an a wife for Christmas, Rewarded are only the best. Nash Slopped batsmen The workhorse finished fourth in earned run average with 2.84.

The ERA total was 213 is kept permanently by him. The july 1 Kansas City 2 Los didn't know whether to 126 winner's name is also engraved on Angeles Minnesota cut Jim Taylor, a young fullback 126 a permanent metal plaque kept in 6 Minnesota, 7 Minnesota, ifrom State, or one of' 1 1 78 Gill gymnasium. Bum was given halfback draftees. In a final Al'C Selected an engraved wrist watch following 27 Chicago 28 T-aylor was only less 38 his selection by squad members 30 jhorrendous than the halfback. So in a secret ballot while Markeyi- AUgust 6 Cleveland 7 cieve- he stayed and the Packers went was presented with an engraved land 8 Cleveland (N).

ao Loe on to win one game in 12 in 1958. silvei buckle. I he coaching staff Minnesota Now, in 1962, Jim Taylor has A fi 4 knit klnr.it iw. rti nt 1 97 i For Pro Bowl Eastern Loop Openers Sel For April 19 READING, Pa (AP)-The six- 1UW LOS ANGELES (AP)-The New the best blockmg lineman 2), 24 Minnesota, 25 Minnesota. 27 1 been voted the Jim Thorpe Mem-York Giants wiU have eight play-team Eastern Baseball recipient.

York (nV'sl New York (Nl orial Trophy as the most valuable ers on the Eastern Conference lias picked April 19, a Friday, as Football squad that meets the West here opening day for its 1963. 140-game And Tar Heels IX 30 The scoring system for defensive eptember 1 New York 6 Bos lineman includes one point for ink Nl, sisting on a tackle; two points tor 22 Washington. 24 Chicago (NL 25 makine a tacklp thrpp tnr Chicago (N). 27 Detroit (NL Spring Upset 'By The Associated Press) a 2.54 mark Bob Shaw of Milwaukee was the runner-up at 2.80 and Bob Purkey was third with AREA Blue Mountain League Susquenita 78, Northern 61 player in the National League. Inaugurated by News-Jan.

13 in the National Football season. paper Enterprise Association in annual Pro Bowl game Reading will be in the circuit making a tackle; three points foriChicago 27 Detroit (nl 2 ue- 19-. -t js the highest honor that The seven head coaches of the next season- throwing a passer for a loss; four d. night game; jean be accorded a pro football Eastern Conference Monday se- points for recovering doubleheader; 2 dou- piayer, chosen by consulting the lected a squad of 32 players for rhe lost worKm8 MARYLAND Aberdeen 49, Franklin Koufax yielded 52 earned runs 33 Charlotte Hall 74, Sasscer 30 Hereford 69. Edgewood 23 fumble, intercepting a pass or re- bieheader covering a blocked punt; five T7 points for stealing the ball from lirGC" I CBf 1HX Reisters- opponent and ten points for EAST Mansfield 78 Indiana (Pa 58 Connecticut 64.

American U. 58 Rhode Island 86. Maine 78 SOUTH Virginia Tech 82 Miss State ftS North Carolina 68. Kentucky 66 Georgia Tech 58, Alabama 55 81, St Bonaventure 80 Tennessee 73, Citadel 56 Auburn 79, Chattanooga 37 Furman 56. William Mary 55 La.

Tech 68, Mississippi 64 MIDWEST Seattle 76 Xavier 74 Wichita 92, Ariz. State 90 North Carolina, with a tight de- 184 innings while winning 14 fense that dulled the shooting of games and losing seven. He was Kentucky All-America candidate sidelined for two months with a Collegiate fCotton) Nssh, finger injury, ninth ranked Wildcats Monday pnrkey and Joey Jay of Cincin-i night 68-6fi nati an(j jack Sanford of San Still smarting from a weekend Francisco were the only others to defeat by Indiana, the Tar Heelsjwjn at least 20 games. Sanford set their sights on a victory 24 victories, Purkey 23 and would enhance their reputation 2l, Purkey had the highest a team to beat when they return won-lost percentage, .821 on a to Atlantic Coast Conference com 23-5 record, petition in January. They succeed- Veteran Warren Spahn of Mil- ed admirably.

waukee failed to win at least 20 Clemson was in Iowa City, Iowa games for the first time in seven where it lost to the University of years. However, the crafty south- Iowa "4-R4 who pickpd up 18 victories 90 San Jose State 64 Tonight. Duke, ranked second in jn pitched 22 complete games Chicago Loyoia 123 Mich, the nation, faces scrappy David to lead in this department for son of the Southern Conference at sixth straight campaign. Creighton 57. Ohio 55 Charlotte.

C. Since beating Dav- jack Hamilton of the Philadel- 51 their first game 76-68, the phia Phillies was the Nebraska 72, Miami (Ohio) wild man. He led in bases on balls, 107, and wild pitches. 22. Teammate Art Mahaffey.

a 19- In a conference game tonightM game winner, permitted the most defending champions Wake Forest Corners, 36 (2-3) meets Virginia (1-5) at Char-1 Bob Friend of Pittsburgh and lottesville, Va Bob Gibson of St. Louis, both right-handers, set the pace in Dallas lillY Team shutouts with five apiece. i Pittsburgh had the lowest col-, lective earned run average, 3.38.j St Louis was next with 3.55 and Los Angeles third 3.61. blocking a punt, a field goal or an Haunts Syracuse, extra point attempt Buckner scored 222 points throughout the Will Affaill nine game season. Also receiving special recogm- fRv The Associated Press) men he plays with and against.

13th annual charity 'contest. l.hhe The 27 year-old fullback will be The Western Conference selec- pi Isat presented the trophy, donated by wiU he made this S. A. Spalding Bros on the week. schedules The f.nal schedule will pre-championsh'p game show Dec.

The Cleveland Browns placed Jan mee(, 30 on NBC-TV. six men on the Eastern squad, the pjmira another Taylor deserves it for a steadily i St. Louis Cardinals five. member Dallas and Pitts- Wash in gt on league rprncm, accelerating career as the out- burgh, uaias IKiun Springfield) Binghamton. i f6y Associated Pres standing running back in the Pach, and Philadelphia one Charleston Va will sZeWand The SyrfUu 'ln of his five The Eastern.squad: ",9 with home hut hP t0 inCTeaSe Ends dS New York; York is the sixth team.

Letters and numerals went to Los Angeles Lakers to beat, out yardage gained. Randle st Louis; Preston jup seasnn closes Sent 5 with the following players: Los Angeles the Nats amply g0 thl5 Cajggf. Brown N.w playoffs to beg.n the next day. cannot win. passed his total McCormick.

Cleveland The All-Star game will be July 16 Len Biser, Ton Bowman. Erie Thpv to the National Guards Jim Ray Smith. Cleve Buckner, Sam Case, Torrence Con- Wpstprn yards for 1961 and clinch- land; John Nisby. Washington, Dar- St Charleston, fer. Jim Cupp.

Lewis Goodiey, Jim Basketball Associations ed the league rushing title. He is New York, The franchise, which Division leaders again Monday thp al1timo 9rnund £inina UaAtkr -kRay New was moved from York, will be op- Edmund Kelso. Franklin Kidd, Gary, ed the league rushing title. He York, again Centers Ray Wtetecha. New hasn't alltime ground-gaming leader York; Buzz Nutter, Pittsburgh Kulick, Ben Laurence, Jim LeporaU, night, 121-114 practise nasn jQn Packers.

Halfbacks John David Crow. St erated by Joe Buzas. York's team Bill MacDonald, Dave Markey. Alexjwon a game in Los Angeles for Louis Don Perkins, Dallas: Bobb' Ober. Arthur Renkwitz.

Karl Schuele, outdistancing legendary figures Washington; Tommy McDon- tills year IS community-owned. Sitter, Charles years. Tony Canadeo and Clarke Philadelphia Quarterbacks Y. A Tittle, New Eddie LeBaron, Dallas. 1 FuUbacks Jim Browm, Cleveland; over gfiaw William Sitter.

Charles three years Spencer. Richard Steen, Steph- yet away from Los Angeles. uintic 1A0 ens, Dave Sutton, Roy Terry, cfrcirrVit 102 waish Charles Walter wiiford the Nats have won three straight wrightson and Richard Yobst. the Lakers and they're the numerals only club that has a series edge Dennis Amico. Bob Basye, David on Los Blue Devils have won five in a row.

The loss to Duke was Davidson's only defeat in five starts SOUTHWEST Okla State 68. State SMU 80, Northwestern 75 Houston 75, Missouri 61 Baylor 75, Tulane 66 FAR WEST Stanford 63, Oregon 44 Utah St. 101. San Diego St 57 Idaho State 78. Gonzaga 67 Colo.

State U. 69 Pepperdine 67 Blizzard. Ron Boone, Larry Brown, Jesse Brewer, Bruce Cohen. Russell Cook. Ed Daniels.

John and Ronald I lilt Giesey, Sterling Haines. Jonathan I il OI III 1 dU "III Holthaus, Allan Ingalls. Mike Kindler, Bruce Knowles, Ronald Lerch, Tony Magnotto, Wavne Million, John Norris, Gerald Owen. Dan Pearson, Mike Ronev, George Schwebler. Ken Roger Shipley, Charles Sohn, Stan Sunderland, Rex.

Walker. Richard WTiite. Gerald Wtnegard. Grayson Winterling and Charles Woodey. These are the cold figures.

John Henry Johnson hind them Hockey Leagues For Houston In AFL Competition All-AFL Picks: Texans, Oilers Dominate Stars is a spark plug who! can get lost in the brawn of a pro locker room He stands barely six feet tall in his cleats and weighs 215 pounds, barely adequate. The 1 pressures of a championship cam- Ol FrO bowl Game paign have frazzled him down to 204 WASHINGTON (AP) Norman has made even Big Snead, the Washington blanch before his No. I quarterback, will have to There nothing fancy rest four weeks to recover from J'mmy. He hurtless his the severe shoulder separation he in Louisiana oil suffered in 27-24 loss to s. and by isometric con- the Pittsburgh Steelers.

action, recklessly at line masses. i His doctors said Snead will not firmly, going to hit me harder than 1 hit DEFENSE Ends Jim Katcavage, New York; Bill Glass, Cleveland; Bob LiUy, Dal las. Tackles Bob Gain, Cleveland; Gene Lipscomb, Pittsburgh Linebackers Jerry Tubbs, Dallas; Galen Fiss. Cleveland; Rod eedlove, Washington; Bill Koman, St. Loiii.s.

Halfbacks Erich Barnes, New York; Jimmy Hill, St. Louis; Don! Bishop. Dallas Safeties Jim Patton, New York; Larry Wilson, St. Louis. American League RESULTS No games scheduled TODAYS GAMES Providence at Baltimore Buffalo at Quebec National League GAMES Boston at Chicago DALLAS, Tex.

Ninth Round Knockout the only club in the American-c 1 Football League not dominated 1 Imenlel Houston, goes after the cham-j HOLLYWOOD, Calif, (AP) pionship Sunday against that very. Bantamweight Jesus Pimentel. 119 4 pounds, scored a ninth round The Oilers won the knockout over Manuel Tarazon, ship the first two years of the 119 in a scheduled 10-rounder at league but never could do better than break even with Dallas. countmi; exhibitions. 'teams' that meet Buffalo.

who set a league ground Heidotting. na.s replaced is the only AFL eluh holding a stars turned out for the show. at Houston for the Amer- record of 1.098 yards rush-Hogue, 6-9. the champion Un- aunnay at nuuswu Rparrats leading scorer able to play in the pro bowl game. However, they predicted a rapid recovery.

Snead was spilled violently by Pittsburgh linebacker John Reger IilP when the game was only four min- of the who emPha utes old He was treated and discharged from the hospital. 'em a is a basic Taylor theorem Taylor embodies the relentless a nightclub here Monday night. Ini The fight was a Joe Louis pro-; size basic force He's not the fastest runner around, admits Coach Vince Lombardi, the biggest, but he has the best And the best second effort. No lead over Houston in victories. which was a charity event bene- ican Football League title, placed Dawson, Haynes and cinnati Bearcats of last season.

(By The Associated Associated Press today by a com- was Lionel Taylor of mittee of sports writers and UcnvLcr' Harold Olson of Buffalo th(5 got the other offensive tackle job; broadcasters in the eight league Billy Shaw and San Ron Mix I Dallas, the Western Division are guards. Jim Otto, the champs, put quarterback Len, pebble Oakland center, again Pro Basket ball By JACK HAND Banfield on the defensive unit. One Inch Difference Associated Press Sports Writer The first team backfield includ-j NEW YORK AP) Dallas has repiaceS Paul matches Taylor at tackles putting on a little extra surge at the moment of impact that tears him out of the clutches of a 270-pound defender. Taylor should commented defensive end Lou Michaels of the Pittsburg Steelers, counting the It wasn't quite that simple, Y.A. Tittle, the agless quarterback of the New York Giants and last recipient of the trophy, fin ished a close second.

Strong support was thrown to Del Shofner, favorfite end target: linebacker Joe Schmidt of Detroit, the greatest defensive figure in th! II the Corps totai 0f men on the first of- fsk thr For Tots" program. fensive and defensive units of the Teammg up with Buriord, who Houston championship string. Both fighters are from Mexico. An.AFL team selected tor The wlU miss 1116 tltle because Statistics are about even. 1 ton leads the league in offense with 355 yards per game while Dallas is second with 347.

Dallas leads in defense with 282 yards allowed per game and Houston is second with 295. ----Dallas has the highest scoring! PARIS Teddy Wright. Dawson, halfback Abner was named to that post average with 27 8 points per Detroit, knocked out Dante Pe- and end Chris Burford on the of- Larry Eisenhauer of Boston and game. Houston is second with 155- Lima, Peru, 1. fensive team and linebackers Bud McFadin of Denver teamed 27.6.

Sherrill Headrick and E. J. Holub up with Fjoyd and Husmann for The clubs have the same wc-ljl Ef alld Hunt on the the on defense. Larry ord for the season-11-3 I fensive club. Grantham of the New York Titans In the three years of the league.

citv Eastern wmners for joined Headrick and Holub as the Dallas and Houston have played the third straight year, put flanker linebackers. six times Each has won three HOLLYWOOD Calif. back Charlie Hennigan and tackle The defensive backs arc F- red This season Dallas whipped Hous-Pimentel. Mexico, knocked AI Jamison on the offensive team Williamson of Oakland. Austin ton at Houston 31-8 but Houstonjout Manuel Tarazon, 119, Mexico, and end Don Floyd, tackle of Denver and Banfieldj beat Dallas at Dallas 14-6.

Husmann and corner back Tony Hunt. National RESULT Los Angeles 121. Syracuse 114 GAMES Chicago vs. Detroit at New Cincinnati at New York St. Louis at San Francisco WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Syracuse at Cincinnati Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Los Angeles American GAMES Nr games schedulert GAMt Philadelphia at Kansas Citv GAME Philadelphia at Kansas City Plenty Of Baskets LUBBOCK.

Tex 1 NEA Graduation cost Texas Tech 79 per cent of its basketball scoring strength. ESKIMO KISS Giant fullback Alex Webster right! isn't giving teammate A Tit 1 1c an Eskimo kh' HeV congratulating the New York quarterback for throwing six touchdown passes against the Dallas Cowboys to a phenomenal National Football season record of 33..