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From Mttaburgh; MUltfd (Duw) HoU, Alabama, and Jud lv-a Irft art. firt row, llarailioa. Ernie Smith, CaWof iiUirf, Notre Dame. SCIIOURSIHP WtNNJUU -CriJutt prtM-nstd lo 1J rolH" fwlB pUy Tu4y niht it lt KiljanaJ Footbtll Foundation bimjurt Ne York. From Vft firit row, Drnnti DumnUI, I'CLA; Thorn i Ceor gl; ird3 chiimua Vioceol Driddy; Joha SBde, SUnfard; wa; Mortimer (Bud) Sprague, Ttai; Trank Leahy, Boston -A im iK hi 'J Fans Cheer Big Gilmore Grid Foundation Honors Lombardi Posthumously As Jacksonville Marches AtMKlaM Pitt TUm uau'Am'a Hiimnr rl th Jar kmnvili Dolnhins Is coins he could be the col to) while collece football atari Gold Medal Award wai given NEW YORK The Nation of today and nine from the pas al Football Foundation awarded 1 IW TT WV 1-r -m lege basketball player of the year as well as the highest scorer.

The 7-foot-2 giant did it again Tuesday night. He scored 31 points and grabbed 2S rebounds in leading the Dolphins to a 114-108 victory over Florida State in the final nf th Tivitan Charitv tournament. rent commissioner me racua Eight Conference. awarded graduate scholarships SECTION TIIRER D.ctmb.r 9. 1970 33 The MacArthur Bowl awararo 1S jcholar athletes.

They were lu Distinguished American AwartTposthumously to the late Vince Lombardi, former college and professional coach, at its annual banquet Tuesday night At the aame time, the coveted Rex Kern. Ohio Slate; Urry Di to 1970'a best college iooioau He now has scored 139 poinUi pitt overcame in the four games the nationally tun nrt raiifnmia team was cresented to two unl Nardo, Notre Dame; Bill Zapa lac. Texas: Don Denbo. Tennes third-ranked Dolphins have won P. routed San Jose State 90-55.

versities-Ohio SUte ana jexas and was a unanimous choice, as see: Leo Dillon. Dayton; James homa City 91-74 behind points by Bobby Rollings. Rutgers whipped Columbia 7461 and North Texas State defeated Indiana State 79-72. Only Indiana I'nbeatea Only Indiana in the Big Ten can boost of an undefeated re the outstanding player in the Cooch. Colorado; Dennis Dum Soph Jim Chones with 25 points, led Marquette over Minnesota: Tom Bush paced Drake with 23 points and Chris Ford's 'According to Doyle tourney.

mit. UCLA: John Sande. Stan The largest crowd ever to see ford: Willie Boean. Dartmouth; a colleee basketball came in Tom Neville. Yale; Bob Parker.

28 points led Villanova. Scholar-Athlete DiNardo Air Force: Don Elmendorf. Tex cord. Florida, 10,112. watched the pame at Jacksonville and Hits for Tennessee Mike Edwards hit a jump shot as and Tommy Lyons, The Hoosiers.

once aeain led cheered Gilmore as he dominat Clarifies N. D. Bowl Votes Georgia from the comer with eight sec by sophomore George McGinnis Tne nine heroes of the past onds left to eive Tennessee its who scored 21 points, bested a touring Australia team 80-72 to ed the boards against the Semi-noles 8-11 sophomore, Reggie Royals. honored, all scheduled for indue one-point victory. Charlie Davis By JOE DOYLE Trlbon Sporti editor tion into the Hall of Fame, were: boost their record to 3-0.

"We aren't real trvme to of Wake Forest dribbled the length of the floor and sank a Frank Leahy. Tom Davies, While Indiana was shooting NEW YORK LARRY DINARDO, one of 13 scholar-athletes honored by the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame nie Smith, Judge Myies Lane, layup in the last second, but down the lads from down under, make Artie the national scoring champion." said Tom Wassdin, rn 4 X) 1 Judge Don Miller. Millard (Di officials ruled the horn nad Minnesota and Wisconsin fell coach of the Dolphins. "We are xie) Howell. Frank Wickhorst, sounded before he got the shot from the ranks of the undefeat last night in the Waldorf, clarifies the "Cotton Bowl vs.

Orange Bowl" question that popped up after the Irish loss to Southern trying to win games and we are Mortimer (Bud) sprague ana off. going to our strength." Edward Bock Jimmy O'Brien stole the ball and scored in the last six sec Marquette Marches ed. Despite those two losses, the Big Ten came out ahead Tuesday night as Illinois, Iowa and Northwestern joined Indiana in the victory column to give Big In other games involving the onds to give Boston College its Assoc ated Press Too Ten, victory over Harvard in tne OVERTIME WIN California in the final game of the regular season. Like others on the squad, DINardo admits there was a slight majority of players who wanted to play In Miami rather than visit Dallas again, but he points ont that this was a preliminary vote and it was taken after the Georgia Tech tame when the Irish were still ranked No. 1 In the nation.

fourth-ranked Marquette downed Beanpot final. Minnesota 70-61. seventn-ranKca Temple's setback by Hofstra Ten teams a 16-14 edge over non- Drake crushed Iowa State 87-63 18 conference foes was the Owls first defeat in FOR COUGARS and Villanova, No. 10, humbled games on their home court Big Ten teams will rest today, Detroit 95-67. Clutch foul shooting by Al Wolf-but return to action Thursday A day or so later, the Irish were dropped behind Texas and then even further down the Associated and United Press ladders to Amoni? the Second-Ten.

No. 17 with Eastern Michiean at Michi son. Dave Bell ana yumas tsrow Tennessee shaded Wake Forest er won for Hofstra in the over The Spoclol Strvlc THREE OAKS Visiting New gan, North Texas State at Purdue. Minnesota versus Lovola fourth place before the loss at Southern California. The only vote that counted was the one taken on a Sunday afternoon, Nov.

22, 60-59 and No. 11 Indiana defeat time Gree Jackson. 6-8, led Illinois ed the touring Australia Nation and Northwestern versus Notre Prairie outscored River valley, 11-6. in an overtime period here and after Coach Ara Parseghian pointed up the challenge, the als 80-72. over Vandy with 29 points while Dame in a Chicago Stadium Tuesday night to register its Boston College nipped Har Rod Freeman scored 31 for tne doubleheader.

Irish players wanted to improve their position by heading for FOR EACH, A SHARE Ohio State football Coach Woody Hayes, left, and Texas Coach Darren Royal accept the MacArthur Bowl, jointly awarded to their teams as the best of the 1970 season, at the awards dinner of the National Football Foundation Tuesday night in. New York City. Associated Press Wlrephoto vard 73-71 in the final of the first victory of the season, ss-m. The biecest early attraction in Dallas. Commodores.

Kent Scott's 32 points paced Pitt over Wiscon The Cougars had lost tour Beanoot Tourney. In other 'straight times to Indiana foes. sin. the Big Ten schedule appears to be the Kentucky at Indiana game Saturday afternoon. The "FROM A FUN ASPECT," says DiNardo, "we would have games "Hofstra upset Temple 74-72 in overtime, Illinois toppled River Valley now has a -i re Southern Methodist beat Okla cord.

Hoosiers should prove their preferred the Orange Bowl. But one of our primary objectives in The Mustangs' sophomore for Heisman Trophy Curse worth in that confrontation. Big Ten Box Scores ward, Daryl Forker, sent the game into overtime with a re bound basket at the buzzer. Debunked by Plunkett mtamt via. Stanford auarterback Jim Plunkett debunks ASHLAND MARQUETTE ft going to a bowl game is the national championship, so we cnose the bowl Texas might be in.

The team felt it had no choice because being No. 1 was involved. "Coach Parseghian reminded us of our responsibility and he has sort of become the fall guy who has been accused of pointing us towards the Cotton Bowl. If we could have polled Lew Plumoack led New Prai mil 1 0-1 MINNESOTA Brewer 4 4-4 Pyle 1 2-3 AAncl.r.'n 1 1-9 12 Splvely Larkcv 3 3-t rie with 23 points, followed by 12 3 7 4 17 5 2-2 0 3-4 3 1-2 2 0-2 i with tif Hpisman Trnnhv. Chones 11 3-4 Hill Joyner B.

Jones D. Jones Frausn Shannon I 10-14 26 Uiciuedumiavui6.w.. 1 j- Meminaeri 5-8 13 Tt Hnpfsn't mean a thing." said college football's No. 1 citizen, mogui 3 wi 2- 2 4- 4 0- 1 1- 1 5- 5 3- 3 0-0 2- 2 3- 4 1- 4 Bill Coddens with 14 ana Dan Troxell with 10. Chris 'Korbel 7 3-5 Murphy 0 0-0 Taylor 1 0-0 1 7-10 11 IOWA Grbnsk Williams Kunnert Anglno Brown Hailey Rowart Lusk Gould Miller Angrsl Petty Conway MrAAohon 0 1-1 1 McMohon 6 1- 0 2-2 2 Mllls 0 0-0 piddle "It somebody fails in pro football, tnere's usually a Spychalla 0 o-o Grzesk 0 0-0 notched 18 for the losers, while Ron demons added 15 and Forker had 10.

The names of Roger Staubacn es and say they want to help me I nm 0-0 1-2 Local Tnhn Huarte. Gary Beban and Prnvlur IUI I'm not sure." 0 2-2 Ostrand 0 0-0 Ctinfnrl 09 moafe Hhin 0 04) Terry Baker were run across for Bethel 80, Fort Wayne Bible 7) Area. New Prairie 59. River Valley 54 (over. State, 9-0, in the New Year's Day lllnnMnlN 30 .111 i i iUlnnMntri the coaches on where they'd like to go, they would have said too.

"If going to Miami had meant a chance to Improve our raifking, we would have voted Orange Bowl when the final decision was made." Now that the Irish rated sixth in the last regular season poll by the Associated Press and fifth in the final by the UPI, even a Totals 19 18-27 56 Totals 29 24-30 82 A riiin.il la ia Coddons Nlrkursan Plunkett's benefit. "Mnsi. of them were rollout, time) Iowa. 41-82 eveni at rasaaena. riuimeu wiu Wilcox Fouled out None.

Total -fouls Marauette 17, Minnesota lo "0 None, mhiino- ouarterbacks," he sports writer Dan Norman of the LaPorte LoLumlere 64, Glenwooa, III. 41 Westvllle 16. New Buffalo 52 A 14,008. team rouis Msniano lowa ia. Fouled out B.

Jones. A Shead Troxell Plumback O'Srien 5 4 2 Clemens 3 4 Porker 5 0 4 0 0 3 Margol 12.2 1 0 0 Korbel 2 4 4 2 1 Turley 2 1 2 9 5 2 Rennhack 10 4 2 3 Townsend 0 0 3 0 0 1 22 1516 Totals 21 12 21 7 21 33 48 59 ::.......75 1 32 48 54 sniri "Excellent quarterbacks, Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel BUTLER NORTHWESTERN VANDERBILT Gilpin that "we achjeved most of our St. Joseph 82, Lakcshore 61 Martin 52, Lawrence 46 r. but not what the pros wanted. They want a dropback style and irin tn Miami miild have imDroved the ranking.

weDrassa is 15 Evans Weber 5 5-8 Totals New Prairie 4 1-1 3 0-2 1 1-2 goals except we aian go un defeated" 10 11-14 31 -Ehret Garrott Wntson that's me." 3 2-5 8 9 Freman 29 Turner A AAnves 9 7-8 2 0-0 4 Plunkett and the Indians re Bloomlngdale 69, Lawton 60 Big Ten Northwestern'93, Butler 79 Indiana 80, Australia Nationals 72 Illinois 96, Vanderbllt 79 Marquette 70, Minnesota 61 Pittchiirah 81. Wisconsin 76 5 10-11 20 Shepherd Impressive Records ILLINOIS Foster 6 4-7 Wthrspir-4-1-3 Jackson 13 3-7 Krelle 2 2-4 Howat 5-5 Cohen 0 0-0 Conner 2 4-4 Miller 1 3-4 Oedecker 0 04) Dzort 0 0O O'Neal 0 04) 5 7-7 17 0 0-0 0 9 7-8 6 2- 2 4 -4 0 04) 5 7-8 2M 1 04) 2 1-3 1 0-0 04) 1 0-0 0 04) Motan Sund Jordan Sibley Shoger Hentz, Berg Douglass Ludy Crandall Preston sume work Saturday for the Tho strnnnine 205-pound lead- 5 1-1 11 7 4-4 18 1 0-0 2 0 0-10 Craln Bunyon Hold Prultf ranked third in both polls behind the perfect seasons of Texas and Ohio State. Naturally, the Irish loss to Southern California resulted in a big drop for N.D. especially after 3-point squeakers against Georgia Tech and LSU, but at least the Yellow Jackets weren't voted ahead of the Irish like the two-time losers from Louisiana 1 0-0 2 0 04) 0 0 0-0 0 Arnholt Conn Maddux Thacker Yates Schweer Oliver Buckeye clash. "Maybe those nf thi Rose Bowl-bound Indi lowa 82, Ashland 56 1 0-0 2 Hurt two losses at the end of the 1 04) 2 ans hit 191 of358 passesduring Indiana Prep 1 0-0 2 Sch'rd'r 0 0-0 0 PAT SULLIVAN TOPS IN S.E.C.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. HI Auburn quarerback Pat Sullivan has been picked by the South- Blomb'rg Brazil 91, Clinton 58 the 1 a season ior season will make us work harder for Ohio State." he said. Trtl 7 90.1 OA -Tntnls 27 25-34 79 rhnrlnttftwn 79. Clarksvllle 71 Totals 29 21-27 79 Totals 37 24-30 98 llllnnlc 39 5798 Delphi 70, Frontier-53 Butler .33 46-79 State. Vanderbllt 47-79 Then, big Jim will worry about yards and 18 touchdowns.

As for winning the Heisman, oinntott savs he doesn't "know ....47 ii-yn East oary nanover tentrai 53 Evansville Reitz 65. Evansvllle Rex Mun- Cuil am Wnthrnnan. Krone. Il nols; Freeman, Vanderbllt. beating the Heisman Trophy Fouled out None.

Total touts Butler 20, Northwestern 20. eastern Conference's loghead Total fou is vanaeroiu 20, imnou a. curse in the pros A how much that'Ulw worth to me dl 55 Ferdinand 79, Haubsfadt 39 Hammond Morton 56, Calumet 44 Hobart 56, Hammond Gavit 55 North Central (Sullivan) 81, Dugger 58 North Harrison 105, South Central (Har- ArnSKMATH of tne Louisiana Maie game Wd heg flS fte gEC of the sour grapes comments by the LSU coaches once they got back year -but I'm going to una out. niimirctf savs winning the hnmn A flnw Hin nqmn hnrll Chirlin nl 'anInn nntnTPn llM rnai Mill rlson) 73 Princeton 64, Evansvllle Bosse 63, over iiuuic. uic game next, wiiii5 lui-viniuuH -i coaciies selection was an interference-Denate hurt his team because it gave the Irish better in the Nash time Heisman has affected his daily haven't had four ffibui.sleep in a night since, rve Seymour 84, Brownstown 53 Vincennes 60, North Knox 54 Indiana Colletre Anderson 111, Indiana Tech 105, overtlmtV Franklin 111, Marian 89 Grace 97, Fort Wayne Concordia 81 Hanover 94, Centre, Ky.

72 Hunllngton 124, Grand Rapids Baptist 9f Indiana-Purdue, Fort Wayne 90, Indiana, been running all over ine country and haven't thrown a football When the Tigers gottack down South, there were all sorts of coaching complaints that It was a "homer" call and that LSU got beat only because of the officials. A split crew worked the game and one of the Interference calls was made by the Southeastern Conference officials. since our last game. Tho M-vear-old college hero Kokomo89 was Miami to receive another The films show that in each case that there was illegal contact 3 W3.rd Bothered Constantly 4 i Ij -I 1- -ml. 1 I if yf i K.

7 At I'-; 'I've never had so many with the receiver While the ball was in tne air. ine secona interference likely prevented an Irish touchdown, which makes it nhnne rails In my life. People North Texas state rt, inainna aia'e it Oakland City 97, Indiana Central 94 Taylor 87, Wabash 84 Other Colleges EAST I NYU 81, CCNY 69 Villanova 95, Detroit 67 Indiana, Pa. 78, California, Po. 71 Hofstra 74, Temple 72, overtime Delaware 67, Randolpn-Macon 62 Rutoers 74, Columbia 61 Kings, N.Y.

102, Drew 65 SOUTH Tennessee 60, Woke Forest 5 Furmon 101, Presbyterian 45 Maryland 85, Lehioh 66 New Orleans, Loyola 112, Baptist Chris a good play for the Tigers want to represent me. There's a lot of businessmen with offers. They want to help their business- AT LAST NIGHT'S AWARDS banquet, Rex Kern of Ohio State responded for the 13 scholar-athletes. Of the 13, seven are playing in post-season bowl games, including three matchups in the same Michigan Stadium tian 83 MIDWEST John Carroll 68, Western Reserve 60 Eastern Michiooti 86. Cleveland State 77 Northern Michigan 101, Wisconsin-Parlt- Slated for Pros DETROIT (UPI) The Uni side 85 Blue Line Club To Meet Friday Hockey's answer to the Quarterback Club the Notre Dame Blue Line Club will meet at its opening luncheon Friday at noon at the Capri.

The luncheon is the first of seven that will precede home hockey games. Mich-gan State's Amo Bessone, the dean of Western Collegiate Hockey Assn. coaches, will be guest speaker. Notre Dame coaches Lefty Smith and Tim McNeill, Notre Dame athletic director Edward (Moose) Krause, and hockey co-captains Phil and Joha Rosefli win also attend. The luncheon Is opea to' members and prospective members.

Ladies are welcome. Membership cards will be available Tor IL versity of Michigan's seat football stadium will host St. Louis V. TV, Missouri Akron 106, Otterbein 86 Drake 87, lowo Stole 63 Southern Metnii't 91 Oklahoma CHy 74 SOUTHWEST Sam Houston State 106. Texas South' rn 96 Baylor 108, Lomor Tech 100 -ftvrkansas AMIH 93.

State Colieg or Ar its first professional game when bowl Texas was represented by linebacker Bill Zapalae, but because of DiNardo'a knee surgery, he won't be able to play. From the Sugar Bowl, there's Bob-Parker, the Air 'Force quarterback, and guard Don Deabo of Tennessee. And Kera, the Ohio SUte jjnarterback, will be ia the Rose Bowl as win Joha Sande, the Stanford center. Jamea Cooch of Colorado plays Saturday ia the Liberty Bowl Having onlv one speaker represent the scholar-athletes and the Detroit Lions and Baltimore Colts of the National Football kansas tl League meet there in late Au FIVE5T Cetaredo Colleoe 1. Cotnudo Mhs tl Colorado 61, Coilfornio Sonto Barbara i Coiilom 90.

Son Jm S'ltf 55 I aoa Beocn 73. Son Femondo Volley Aim ft PAGES I gust in 1971. The Big Ten Conference only recently authorized its college-owned facilities for use by Stnte VI twe for the Hall of Famers cuts down the speaking program that is lm No Ion Colitomw-RiversKie wnmur BOSTON tENIOT THird Pk 7S. Unterity 4V long enough without letting everyone respond. rir iihv and M-Tna State tuard Edward Bock were the professional teams on a rental hasis so the came, set for the flfV Now weekend of Aug.

20-22, will mark a a or speakers for the Hall of Fame group. And Leahy, worn and weary Roston Cttieae 71 CIVITAN TlHrt) aiect the initial appearance of pro teams in the larpest collcce- frorr. his long bout with leukemia, made ail worm wnue. iw k. tjiii rt t-oma lnrw rnmirti in rpmmize him.

but when this GOOD LOSER Oscar BOnavena, heavyweight boxer who lost to Muhammad Ali on Monday rught, takes a playful right on the chin from 4-yearoia Marcei Otegui during a visit Tuesday to the Argentine counsul'a office in New York. Aioc al Prcu Wirtphet of owned football stadium in the (ill npi w. Jacksonville Fur.M i'ate IH. re i i i i ft wTong was rghted, it somehow made it a night for country, built in 1827. Notre Dame..