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Passaic-Clifton. N. J. 20 THE HERALD-NEWS, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1960 East Rutherford's Pletenik Sets New Underwater Record Diving Enthusiast Stays Submerged Fcr Six Hours, Nine Minutes, 33 Seconds Holy rinity, St. John Kanty (Sanfore Post CYO Intermediate Wins' St.

Cyril's, St. Paul's, Mount Carmel, 1 St. Anthony's Cage Teams Victorious Highlights Yesi's'BiFive" Renews Rose Bowl Poet, Hopelio Play Big Ten School PASADENA, Calif. Thei The AAWU, the Big Five off The AAWU postponed until fledgling Athletic Association of, the Pacific, concluded a contract i March 31 a decision on the Western Universities (AAWU) yesterday the Tournamept od for selecting rival teams, had Rose Bowl security today at i of Roses for the annual When the Big Ten meets in the age of less than one year, and The door was immediately left to take up the question of made ft clear it would be delight- open for the somewhat reluctant renewal, it will do so with the i 1 A. 1 Pi ia Five officials Eowling In Eallantina Classic Holy Trinity, St.

Cyrils, St. with 23 points while teammate Pauls, St John Kanty, Mount! Van Vooren contributed 12. Al- Carmel and St Anthonys were victorious in Passaic Clifton CYO District Intermediate Basketball League games yesterday afternoon. At the Pope Pius gym, Passaic, Holy Trinity turned back the St Nicholas Ukrainians, 32-27, and to keep playing the Big Ten Big Ten, torn openly on renewal, In the New Years classic. Uo join in a new agreement.

-7 John.Pletenik did it. The former East Rutherford High School The Ballantine Classic lasf football player set a new undernight saw the Chiefs recording a 'water mark yesterday at Long-national high game of 766 for a wood Lake, Berkshire Valley, three-man team amid bowling Pletenik was submerged In nine which had the crowd of 700 aLfeet of water under a thin coat the Eclipse Bowl, Hasbrouck 1 0f ice for six hours, nine minutes Heights, inxheers and thrills, land 38 seconds. The water tem-Frank San tore, of Hempstead, 'perature was 33 degrees. L.I., captain of the Chiefs, was) The previous recognized time high man of the night for a 279, was five hours and 41 minutes started game. He understanding Big are unanimously in favor of the agreement.

and 5-5 on and the set by Garfields Gus Palma last March. Pletenik, a SCUBA (Self-Con: tained Underwater Breathing Apparatus) diving enthusiast, said last night: I felt good and I would hava stayed longer, but my feet started to feel cold. Enter Navy 7 Pletenik, who Is scheduled to' enter the tfavy next week and hopes that yesterdays accomplishment will increase his chances of being placed in the underwater and demolition branch, used a wet and dry suit in the marathon dive. He was confined to an eight by nine foot platform resting two feet off the bottom' of the no St Cyrils trimmed St Stephens, negoti-J 48-36. three-year with the AAWU the fieri and Siefert sqpred 14 and 11 points, respectively for the losers.

St. John Kanty scored 25 points in the last quarter to wallop St. Andrews, 64-33. Russ-nak w'as high for the Kantymen with 20 points while teammates Niedziela and Bajek had 15 points apiece and Longo had 12. At St.

Philip's, Clifton, Belej scored 19 as Mount Carmel posted a one-sided 63-37 victory over St. Clares. Marchioni scored 17 for the losers. First-place St. Anthonys had all 10 players score as it trimmed St.

Philips, 75-42. Smith was high for the winners with 21 points. Wynne was high man for the losers with 17 points. Nlrkftlu I k. (TT) Holy Trinity (13) F.

r. I umiak Chomiak Harman Dublinica Woronkj Smordsky Chomko Groeller was high for Trinity wth 11 points while Luzniak and Chomko had 11 points each for the Ukes. DeLorenzo (scored, 18 points for St Cyrils. At Mount Carmel, St Pauls East-West Shrine Game Produces Many Stars SMU's Meredith Sparks 21-14 Comeback Victory for West; Fumbles Hurt Losers SAN FRANCISCO ITPD South-'Stanfords Chris Burford era Methodist's Don Meredith Clemson's Lou Cordileone. Indianas Ted Aurcreman They were the brightest stars game.

College of Pacifics Dick Bass in the most sensational of all 1 The agreement has an Oregon's John Wilcox If there is 'no renewal the Big Ten is now split the question the AAWU Tournament of Roses indicate attempt will be made to ate with another Three-Year Pact Under terms of the Big Five arrangement Tournament of Roses, an team always will represent West in the Rose Bowl. AAWU team may compete Shrine East-West games Satur- end provision similar strikes, left the nine pin in the, Vi. I third frame, and-then went all I IN OF tl I TlSlI II the way out for the score. Also recording 11 strikes in the same game was Graz Castellano, of Flushing, L.I., who left the 16 pin in the eighth frame and Northside Christian Reformed, of Passaic, routed Hungarian Reformed Church, of Passaic, 77-36, in a Passaic-Clifton No battled to nip' St. Nicholas, 50-48.

in any Staub was high for St Paul's open to the Sport Stars Help missed the spare, for a 267. Tony, the thbdmemKf fhe" Chefs' CA Council of Churches top of the platform shot a 220 in tS same game. ame Saturday at was about nine feet under water. Patriots Win Two YMCA cour The Patriots retained their, Wisse and Nelson Van Eck Classic lead by winning two the victors with 29 and 18 the second place Indians. How- points, respectively.

E. Suto Pletenik always had diver in attendance. Through throat vibrators, Pletenik Was able to talk to first Notre Dames George Izo day. former Today' they headed back to All details of the expected con school and the books or to the tract were not disclosed, but thei LINCROFT (JP) Vince Lorn next post-season games: thejtwo parties stated jointly thejbardi, coach of the Green Bay Lombardi cousins, Russ and Bob DeVries, on the shore. The East Rutherford twins, in their second year at West Point, were visiting for the week-end.

The spunky, 18-year-old, 5-6, with two losses to the tors while Palfreyman had 22 and 150 pounds Pletenik, said league pulled close in standings, with the Tigers, Chiefs and Eagles standing 12-12, tied for third. The Hawks, with two wins over the Bears, and the Colonials 'points and Kozak 18 for the vic- Arkansas Is 14-7 Victor St Nicholas Holy Trinity Referee: Ollvola. Umpire: Dandy. St. Cyrils 49) St.

Stephen (36) Senior Bowl at Mobile, Ala. the Hula Bowl in Honolulu. But their memory will linger on in the wake of the Wests 21-14 victory over the East on the strength of two touchdowns in the last three minutes of play. Meredith Sets Record Meredith, who set' a new Shrine game record by passing JACKSONVILLE, Fla. CTO 243 yards on 19 completions The proud bowl-coaching record! (n0 interceptions) in 37 tries, of Georgia Techs Bobby Dodd was voted the outstanding player has been marred by a protege he the game.

And Cordileone was and ariaa (36) agreement is similar to that the tournament had with the expired Pacific Coast Conference. Stanford, California, UCLA, Washington and Southern California are members of the Big Five, and Dr. Frank L. Kidner, president of the AAWU, said no new schools had made application for membership. We hope the same relations will continue with the Big Ten, said Dr.

Kidner. It was learned that at informal sessions last week, representatives of the two leagues expressed favor over renewal of the contract. The Big Ten and Pacific Coast elevens met 14 times under the old pact. The AAWU holds its regular a C. 1 i 4 a 0 that the dry suit sprung a leak but had no serious affect It was only a small leak, and didnt mind it too much." Pletenik.

was fed egg nog, orange juice and glucose from a plastic tomato catsup bottle. The attempt was sponsored by the U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 32. 0 2 3 16 2 2 10 0 6 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 2SZiptko 0 18 Suto 0 8 Ziptko 3 29 Plees i 0 Biro 6 O'Yuhas 3 14 'Kish 0 3 Fozekis a 4i named the outstanding lineman.

But there are many who taught too well. Frar otherwise. Wilcox, lor year-old prize pupil as a player incfanfp rpnnvprpd turn Fast instance, recovered two East Referee. Dandy. Umpire: OUvola.

St. Nicholas (4ft) St. rail! (SO) stood 10-14 for sixth and seventh points for the losers, place. The Bears remained in the cellar with a 9-15 record. There will be an open night next Sunday while many of the Classic bowlers participate in the National Bowling Tournament at Omaha, Jim Lagos 632 and Marty Cas-sios 625 sparked the 'Patriots over the Indians.

Santore had 674, Castellano 663 and Sparando 627 for the Chiefs while Lindy Faragalli scored 638, Mike Esposito 621 and Fred Lenning 601 for the Tigers, who hit 693 in the losing third game. Joe Gazals 639 and Ed Bot-tens 619 paced the Eagles to three wins over the Colonials, Joe Brown shooting 640 for the losers. Stan Niemiec hit 613 for. the Bears and George Billick 607 for the Hawks, Hung 35 7 77 Northside Christian 14 Hungarian Reformed 6 Referee: Schnet. Umpire: 14 MethedUt (48) Lakeview G.

F. 3 1 5 7 23 Walencak 8 18 Bosio 10 2 Breur 0 0 0 Fletsche 0 0 0 Rom Fairleigh Dickinson Wrestlers Are Fairleigh Dickinson In the 4(hs and later as' a coaching assistant 1951 through 1956, snapped the masters record of eight bowl victories without a loss w'hen he guiaea 16 4 38 20 23 2677 10 8 1236 Sniatkoski. Hrts. (44) G. P.

'Palfreyman 8 4 22 0 3 3 1 2 8 3 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 fumbles that led to West touchdowns. He also intercepted pass. Aucreman, like Cordileone, oke through the West defenses spring meeting in May at Seat- tie. but will hold a special ses- overly and throw West Packers professional football team, dedicated an athletic field-house named for him yesterday at the Christian Brothers Academy here. Other sports figures who honored the former Fair Haven resident include representatives of the Packers and New York Giants football organizations, New York Yankee baseball star Yogi Berra, and two former football teammates at Fordham University, Alex Wojciechewicz and John Druze.

They were members of the Seven Blocks of Granite line. Money for renovation of the fieldhouse was contributed by friends of Lombardi in Monmouth County. St. Nicholas Tops Holy Trinity, 38-36 St. Nicholas, St.

Philips and Holy Rosary were winners in the Passaic-Clifton CYO District Junior Basketball League Saturday at St. Philips, Clifton. St. Nicholas nipped Holy Trinity, 38-36. Koons paced the winners with 13 points while Line tallied 16 for the losers.

Vogel scored eight and Barbour six points- as St. Philips edged St. Marys, 22-18. Holy Rosary defeated Mount Carmel, 34-13. E.

Krazanowski paced the winners with 12 points while T. Puzzd scored 11 for Mount Carmel. Arkansas to a 14-7 victory Georgia Tech the Gator Bowl backs fof hge jossespecial- it 4 sion to conclude a Rose Bowl selection agreement in March. In tyro other major developments at its winter meeting, the ly in the first half. Bass caught the winning touchdown, lugging the ball over from the nine while carrying Northwestern's Burton on his back.

For the first half it was a dull game, with the West getting the lone touchdown on an 18-yard march after a Wilcox recovery of Ron! Saturday. A 19-yard run from scrimmage by halfback Jim Mooty in the third period provided the Razor-backs with their farst bowl victory in three tries before a Gator Bowl record crowd of 45,104. Of course Im, -glad we. won. But Im sorry it had to break Dodds fine streak, Broyles said Gt ferric.

UplcMP. Ym Pay Oily On low MootUy Andrew (33) AAWU: Opposed unlimited substitution in football and favored retention of existing rules (against the latest Big Ten proposaj). Proposed a National TV policy regulated by the National Collegiate Athletic Association instead of a regional one. Patriot (2) J. Eckert Lego Casaio 168 180 189 133 231 224 196 407 221 832 212 625 "'iw Beaten University wrestling teams were beaten Saturday.

Fair Lawns Bob Gras, a 147-pounder, was one of only three FDU winners in a 23-13 wrestling loss to C. W. Post College Saturday at Teaneck. The Knights lost the freshman match by 33-5. 537 588 629 1754 a fumble by East quarterback 5fe.r Vjf a1ShilrtlDean Look, of Michigan State.

hmvl vw-tnrv ns a heari.Jack Spikes of TCU punged over for the score, for a 7-0 half- first bowl victory as a head coach, althought he- played in Indians (1) V. Lucci Tarsio L. Campl 181 157 183 211 200 189 178 570 175 531 213 584 MIDDLE ATLANTIC AUTO IEAS1K3 Operated kf CITY MOTORS 275 River Drive, Rewel 521 800 564 1685 1 three for Georgia Tech and helped guide Dodds teams to six post-season triumphs as an assistant. Said Dodd: As long as the streak had to end. its better that; tio it ended in the family.

I would er from the t0 tie time margin. But in the second half, aided by a 15-yard penalty, the East marched 59 yards in 10 plays, with Ohio States Bob White tbe score. Tigers (1 L. Faragalli M. Esposito F.

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Peters, despite John Sliwickis high series of 634, dropped two games to Montclair State. 539 659 636 1834 written guarantee or of leap pan pear ear. free Installation by axyerts St waiting. Sa appmnimnl asMoery. fm impeetion prattnl axtand tysbat Route 46, South Hackensack Mile East of Teterhora Air Field HU.

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The party took the form of an 8-3 walloping that snapped the Rangers four-game losing streak and the Canadiens four-game winning skein. And it left little Worsley his usual flippant self when asked how he felt about all those cheers rolling down from the Madison Square Garden gallery. "Im keeping my house in Springfield, he quipped. The cheering wras great but how long will it last? The Rangers recalled their controversial goalie from Spring-field in the American Hockey League Saturday only 17 games after they farmed him out as the fall guy in their slow start. Worsley claimed he wouldnt return to New York and he made it plain Saturday that he was going back with considerable reluctance.

Camille Henry and Larry Po-pein scored twice each and Brian Cullen, Harry Howell, Andy Hcbenton and Andy Bathgate also tallied as the Rangers dealt the Canadiens their worst loss of the season. AIL three Montreal goals were scored while the Rangers were short-handed. Th Detroit Red Wings beat the Boston Bruins, 4-3, and the Toronto Maple Leafs whipped the Chicago Black Hawks, 4-0, in other games last night. Haledon Bowler Scores 300 Game Bob Verga, a 180-average bowler, rolled a perfect 300 game at the Haledon Recreation Center Saturday night. He had other games of 206, 221 and 178.

Verga turned the trick in open bowling with Frank Mitchener, of Paterson, and Larry Bischoff and Nick Esselman, also of Haledon. He competes for the Preak-ness Grill in a Wednesday night league at the Rec. rather lose to Frank than anyone else. Razorbacks Came From Behind When someone suggested that perhaps Dodd had taught Broyles too well, the 51 -year-old Georgia Tech coach replied with a smile, it sure looked like I did today. Arkansas, outweighed an average of more than 15 pounds per man in the starting lineup, won with the style of football utilized by Dodds teams.

The Razorbacks utilized the split-T belly running plays efficiently and threw only one pass as they completed touchdown marches of 62 yards in the second period and 78 in the third period to come from behind and win. Mooty, a 178-pound speedboy who almost gave up football this year because of head injuries, gained 99 yards on 18 carries and caught one pass for 12 yards to win the award as Arkansas outstanding player. Maxie Baughan, the Yellow Jackets All-America center, won the losing team's MVP award for an outstanding defensive game. Arkansas had the ball for only four plays during the entire first period, when Georgia Tech jumped off to a 7-0 lead on a 51-yard run from scrimmage by quarterback Marvin Tibbets. The Razorbfcks dominated the second period, just as Tech had done the first.

Grinding out yardage in small chunks, Arkansas required 18 plays to move 62 yards to a touchdown, fullback Joe Paul Alberty plunging over from the one. Mooty gained 15 yards in the drive and Alberty and halfback Lance Alworth each contributed 14. One pass was thrown in the inarch Jim Monroe completing an eight-yard toss to end Billy Tranum. Arkansas took only 10 plays to complete its game-winning 78-yard march in the third quarter. It appeared the game would end in a tie as the teams battled back and forth in mid-field going into the last quarter.

Then, out of the clear, Notre Dame quarterback George Izo spotted Iowa end Don Norton in the open and tossed a pass to him. Norton, getting some fine down-field blocking, rambled in for a touchdown on a 52-yard pass-run play and it looked as though the Est had the game sewed up. Then came the fire-works. With three minutes of play remaining, Look fumbled again and again Wilcox recovered. This time it was on the East 21.

Meredith and the rest of the West backfield got tangled up in their own feet, but the SMU quanterback danced away, finally spotted Burford in the end zone and tossed a bullet at him. Don held the ball and the score was tied. The East, now battling back furiously to break the tie, took to the air. But Norton fumbled Looks pass and Utahs Larry Wilson recovered and the West had another chance. With time running out, Meredith lobbed a pass to Bass, who caught the ball at his shoe tops, straightened up and then scrambled across from the nine to win the ball game.

Court Fight Looms Oyer Billy Cannon NEW ORLEANS (JP) A possible court fight loomed today between clubs of two rival pro football leagues over the services of All-America halfback Billy Cannon, of Louisiana State. The Los Angeles Rams, of the National Football League, and the Houston Oilers, of the newly-formed American Football League, announced after the Sugar Bowl game on January 1 Not a pass was thrown in this they had contracts with Cannon, mw Jttur account. NEW JERSEY GRE AIISI STORE, ONE OF AMERICAS FINES! A first line nylon or new snow tire Au1 CJG IGO PCSS0 drive. Mooty raced 24 yards from scrimmage, Alworth nicked up 25 in two carries, and Mooty went the final 19 on a pitchout with the help of a key block by National Hockey League Standings W. L.

23 7 18 13 17 12 13 20 11 19 10 21 Ftg. Gr GA 53 139 91 101 101 10! 96 125 141 103 114 US 142 Montreal Toronto Detroit Boston Chicago New York Saturday's Results Montreal 6, Boston 5. Chicago 4, Toronto 2. Sunday's Result New York 8. Montreal 2.

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Local citizens banded together last night and sent between 2,000 and 3,000 telegrams and letters to National League president Warren Giles in Cincinnati, protesting Delmores dismissal and urging Giles to reconsider his decision. Delmore, who lives in nearby Dunmore, Pa, officially was let out last week after putting in four seasons in the National League and 11 previous years in the minors. Delmore said Giles sudden notice of dismissal has made it almost impossible for him to line up an umpiring job for the 1960 season. Buy it at DELLEVUE who was the No. 1 choice in the pro draft.

Cannon, who has left to play in the Hula Bowl at Honolulu next Sunday, was unavailable for clarification. C. S. (Bud) Adams, millionaire owner of the Oilers, said he would welcome a court test by the Rams. Adams accused the Rams of unethical practices in trying to lure Cannon into the fold and charged NFL members he did not identify them with wholesale conniving in an attempt to sabotage our league.

Cannon reportedly received $100,000 for a three-year agreement with the Houston club. The Rams did not disclose any details of their pact with Cannon except that it was a binding contract. Nardino's 671. Set Tops Lodi Majors Ree Nardinos 671 set on games of 203-232-236 won high honors in the Lodi Bergen Major League yesterday at the Bowl Drome. Other high series were posted by Lou Panyko 626 on 215-208-203, H.

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