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SAN ANTONIO I 1975 Bowl wants Big Ten unit MIAMI (AP) Orange Bowl officials say they would like to get the Big 10 onteronce runner-up as the opponent for the Big Kight Conference champion in heir next New Year's Day toot ball classic. the fullest extent possible, we will explore a matchup between the Big Bight and the Big dim Armstrong, president of the howl committee, said at a news conference Tuesday. indicate that of all the major conferences, the Big Ten has the largest population and TV exposure of the states Armstrong added. The Big Ten champion is tied to the Rose Bowl. But the top three runners-up will be allowed to accept bowl bids this year for the first time.

The Big Eight is already under contract to send its champion to the Orange Bowl the next four years. Armstrong said scouting of the Big Ten would begin Sept. 20 in Columbus, Ohio, with Ohio game with Penn State. National Collegiate Athletic Association rules prohibit bowls from discussing a bid with any team until Nov. 15.

A violation would cost the bowl involved half its financial share in the game, about $250,000 for the Orange Bowl. The college would face a two-year suspension. But new Orange Bowl policies will enable colleges. and the public, to have a good idea which wav officials arc leaning. Armstrong said the bowl selection committee will make its own team ratings and announce them weekly to both the colleges and public informed," He said the commitee is departing from the highest-ranked team concept.

We re trying to give ourselves a little more He said the committee will also announce a of the week," starting with Maryland-at- Tennessec matchup. Selection committee head Nick Crane said Orange Bowl contracts will now require participants to arrive in Miami at least five days prior to the game to build up interest. Orange Bowl officials were admittedly unhappy last January with Alabama and Notre Dame. Chinese team needs foes The Nationalist Chinese basketball team is looking for opponents from university, amateur or service teams for games in San Antonio Dec. 18-19.

Any interested teams can contact Bob Carroll at 533-1059. Coby Dietrick, left, visits with new Spurs' center Billy Paultz. See story on page 1 E. STAFF PHOTO BY RON JONES Tornado loses Powers DALLAS (AP) Bob Powers resigned as president and general manager of the Dallas Tornado of the North American Soccer League Wednesday to devote full attention to his law firm. It left the club without a general manager or a coach.

Ron Newman was ousted as coach at the end of NASL season. Powers remained very optimistic about the future of soccer in Dallas. The mayor of Irving said, experience with the Tornado and professional soccer has been most fascinating and rewarding and the association will be missed. men's pre-washed denim jackets Factor! blue cotton with western, patch, alpine oi pockets. 28 38 SIZES 8 18 Req 1 96 6.36 zip front hooded sweatshirts A77 Regularly 5.96 Fleece lined, muff pockets, machine washable Navy i ed Of qi een colors XL SIZES S-M-L.

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BOYS' 8 18 Reg. 4.56 3.56 mumnm Horne llCll 119 0 .1 football ratings AAAA 1. Longview 2. W.F. Rider 3.

Bryan 4. San Angelo Cent. 5. Killeen 6. SA Churchill 7.

Odessa Permian 8. Irving MacArthur 9. South Houston 10. Brazoswood 11. Midland Lee 12.

Dallas Carter 13. Abilene Cooper 14. Plano 15. Port Neches-Groves 16. Hou.

Westchester 17. Hou. Lee 18. SA Lee 19. Mesquite 20.

Tyler John Tyler 21. SA Roosevelt 22. Bavtown Lee 23. Texarkana 24. Seguin 25.

Hou. Kashmere Other Locals Area Teams 29. SA Jay 31. SA MacArthur 46. San Marcos 49.

SA Alamo Heights 58. SA Fox Tech 66. SA Marshall 66. SA Marshall 82. Beevllle 92.

(tie) New Braunfles 92. (tie) SA Holmes 116. SA Highaldns 121. Del Rio 126. SA Houston 134.

South San Antonio 144. SA Edison 147. Laredo Martin 152. SA Jefferson 158. SA Edgewood 162.

Victoria 176. Wheatley 179. (tie) Victoria Stroman 179. (tie) Harlandale 185. McCollum 187.

Eagle Pass 192. Kennedy 203. Burbank 225. Memorial 228. Laredo Nixon 234.

Judson 240. Lanier AAA 1. Cuero 2. BrazosDort 3. Greg.

Portland 3 (tie) Uvalde 5. Brownwood 6. Belton 7. Monahans 8. Liberty 9.

Bridge City 10. Silsbee 39. Carrizo Springs 43. Yoakum 64. N.B.

Canyon 75. Clemens Fredericksburg 85. East Central 90. Gonzales 99. Kerrville Tivy 117.

Pleasanton 133. Southwest 136. Southside 138. Crystal City AA 1. Cameron 2.

Comanche 3. White Oak 4. McGregor 5. Freer 6. Boling 7.

Poteet Olton 9. Ballinger 10. Randolph 18. Hondo 21. Pearsall 42.

Medina Valley 44. Devine 64. Kenedy 84. Karnes City 88. Llano 97.

Burnet 99. Luiing 102. Hays Cons. 120. Goliad 124.

Nixon 125. George West 135. Floretville 142 Marble Falls 159. Cole 162. Hallettsvilie 169.

Yorktown 175. Laredo United 190. Somerset 192. Cotulla 196. Boerne 206.

Bandera 1. Grapeland 2. De Leon 3. Memphis 4. Roval 5.

Holliday 6. Schulenburg 7. Brazos S. Three Rivers 9. Seagraves 10.

Totum 11. Ditley 18. Poth 23. Falls City 54. Stockdate 76.

Sabinai 79. Lytle 110. Pettus 122. Junction 125. Comfort 131.

Jourdanton 161, Marion 174. Blanco 179, Shiner 182. Flatonia 185, Brackett 196. Natalia 1. Big Sandy 2, Celino 3.

Chico 4. Sundown 5. Groom 6. Trov 7. Lone Oak 8.

Rule 9. Moodv Sudan 15. Smiley 32. Asherton 35. Charlotte 36.

Runge 51. D'Hams 53. La Vernio 64. Johnson City 85. Nueces Canyon 93.

Medina 97. Rocksprings 118. Navarro 157.8 156.8 156.7 155.0 154.2 152.5 151.8 151.0 150.6 150.3 150.2 149.8 149.1 148.6 8 147.9 147.9 146.9 146.6 146.0 145.7 145.2 144.8 144.7 143.0 142.4 140.2 139.6 137.7 136.5 136.5 134.2 133.4 133.4 131.9 131.4 130.8 129.0 127.6 127.1 126.3 125.4 125.0 122.6 122.4 122.4 121.7 121.6 121.0 118.5 114.6 112 2 108.9 105.8 147.6 147.6 143.0 143.0 142.6 142.2 141.5 140.6 137.2 137.1 127.2 126.6 121.9 119.0 118.0 117.4 116.7 114.9 111.1 102.3 101.1 100.8 140.7 131.3 129.4 129.3 128.1 126.1 US. 0 126.0 125.9 125.8 123.3 122.1 117 3 117.0 113.7 110.7 110.4 108.5 108.3 108.0 103.8 103.2 102.9 101.5 100.7 97.7 97.2 95.6 94.0 89.9 88.8 87.9 81.6 128.7 1229 122.1 122.0 117.8 116.9 115.7 114.1 114.5 113.3 113.0 111.1 110.0 100.6 96.9 96.5 92.1 90.6 90.1 89.5 81.9 76.4 75.2 74 0 69.1 57.6 118.9 114.6 111.4 108.7 102.6 1023 101.6 1000 98 0 98 0 85.4 85.0 84.7 81.7 80.9 77.4 70.3 66.9 65.7 39.1 drills calm fnwn page IE came to the Wings when the Chicago franchise was folded. as the only sub, unless Moss signs another man Thursday.

Strongside linebacker Emery Hicks may sec some action on the line Saturdav, if necessary. He played some defensive tacklc'for Memphis last season. Thunder to play in 1976 season The San Antonio Thunder posted a financial bond with the NASL Wednesday thus assuring its involvement in the 1976 season. The payment is required by NASL regulations to in- Motocross featured Motocross will be featured this Sunday at the Cyclera- ma track, located on Blue Wing Road and one mile west of Southton Road. Competition will include mini-bikes and over divisions along with the regular events for 100, 125, 175, 250, and Open cc classes.

Registration begins at 8 a.m. Sunday with amatuer practice slated at 10 and races at 11:30, and expert practice at 2:30 p.m. with the expert competition starting at 3:30. 2714 AUSIMI MWT NAUM I SHOT WOOiCO 910 A TO 4:30 PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY BUY NUN C0NFI8ENCI! SATISFACTION GUAIAMTflO' i MTUUKtA! MMT tUkt ttfitXld SOFTBALL TEAMS NEEDED Teams ore needed to complete brackets for a softball tournament Saturdav and Sunday at Don Bosco Field, Mission Road. Four female teams and two or three Class A teams are needed.

Call Garcia at 733-0772 for more information. sure a financial stability through the end of the upcoming season. Thunder officials did not reveal the amount in accordance with NASL bylaws. here for next year and we are Thunder president Ward Lay said. make a profit this year, but that was to be expected in the first season and I feel, as do the other owners, that rather than calling it a loss, we feel that we made an investment in soccer and in San NCAA appeal BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

(AP) Attorney Harold Bowron Jr. of the National Collegiate Athletic Association said in federal court Wednesday that the NCAA would appeal a ruling that throws out the squad-size limit. AP PREP POLL Here is the Associated Press Schoolboy football poll with first-place voets In parentheses, season records and points based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 Class 4A 1.Bryan (12) 2.Port Neches-Grove(3) 3.Longview (1) 4.Mesquite (1) 5.Plano 6.Irving McArthurl-0 65 Angelo 8. Brazos wood 9.Dallas Carter 10. Conroe Class 3A 1.Cuero (14) 2.Gregory-Portland (2) 3.Brazosport 4.Uvalde 5.Silsbee 6.Mount Pleasant 7.Mansfleld 8.Brownwood 9.

DeSoto 10.Monahans 1-0 151 10 138 1-0 121 1-0 97 1-0 86 7.San 1-0 61 1-0 75 1-0 56 1-0 22 1-0 167 0-0 137 1-0 128 1-0 89 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 Class 2A 1.Carnei on 12) 2.White Oak (2) 1-0 1-0 145 128 3.Freer (2) 4.Cisco 5.Ballinger 6.Alpine Jacksboro Belleville 9.LaGrange 10.Comanche Class A 1.Grapeland (16) 2.Schulenburg 3.Seagraves 4.Memphis DeLeon New Diana 7.Knox City 8.Rivera 9 Brazos Consld. Brookshire-Royal Groveton 1-0 123 1-0 128 1-0 82 1-0 25 1-0 22 1-0 22 0-1 21 1-0 19 Class 1 Big Sandy (14) 2.Celina 3.Rule 4.Chicago 5.Sundown 6-Runge 7.Lone Oak 8.Moodv 9.Sudan lO.Roscoe 1-0 160 1-0 122 1-0 107 1-0 183 1-0 67 1-0 67 1-0 63 1-0 62 1-0 41 1-0 20 1-0 20 1-0 140 1-0 120 1-0 106 1-0 91 1-0 1-0 1-0 0-0-1 0-1 1-0 Keller brought many smiles to the coaches faces with his showing in workout. He, too, was picked up in the special draft when Chicago departed the league. Keller, who led the major colleges in rushing (over 1,700 yards) as a senior at Northern Illinois, was the leading rusher in the WFL last season until he got hurt. Praise a heckuva football admitted Moss.

Another newcomer in the Wing camp is quarterback David Jaynes, the former Kansas All-America who was cut Iv both Kansas City and Atlanta In the son. He was signed last week but be will look at him and make a decision by next said Moss, who pointed out that Jim Ettinger is still the backup to Johnnie Walton. Jaynes, who reportedly has arm trouble, wasn impressive in passing drills Wednesday. The Wings work out again Thursday and will have a light drill Friday afternoon before boarding a late-night flight to Birmingham. The team returns on a chartered flight immediately after game.

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