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THE NEWS-HERALD, FRANKLIN AND OIL CITY, PA. PAGE FOURTEEN THURSDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1953. along the Mercer and Venango Countv lines and extending from the vicinity of Valencia, Butler County, to Wesleyville, Erie Coun- $50,000 Contributed 'For Penn State Chapel SFOMTS Steele Brady, Top Pro Punier, Yearns to Top Five Teams Big Favorites STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (UP- 4-v divides the two zones.

Hopes that the Pennsylvania Stavj iin.ml,vn fWlppp mav soon beein construe-. KEYSTONE DIMDfcMJ Kpvstone Income Common Stock tion of the first unit of a proposed all-faith chapel were bolstered to Week's GamesjTVy Passing Ability Fund S-2 has declared a regular distribution of 48 cents per share from net investment income, and a special distribution of 90 cents per share from net realized gains. Both distributions are payable on Nov. 15 to record of Oct 31. dav with the receipt of an anonymous gift of $50,000 to the Penn State Foundation.

The gift raised to approximately $90,000, or about half the estimated cost of the first unit, the amount available to finance construction cf By KUDY CERNKOVIC PITTSBURGH (UP) The folks NEW YORK (UP) All of the na- Brady believes his punting prowess is 1 per cent inherited and 99 per cent practice. Minnesota Giel Threatens Modern Total Plays Record uuu xive were listed in Seattle who remember a rangy as heavy favorites todav to win their football eames on Satnrrfav kid who spent long hours kicking the chapel. CORN FIELDS Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower, presi-j CORAL GABLES, Fla.

When dent of the college, said it wasiM. travlpri t1 tc Dlav 'lily father, John Brady, was a soccer player in Ireland before he came to America," Pat recalled. "He encouraged me to try kicking the ball around. I' got my first a football in lower Woodland Park a dozen years ago, aren't surprised with only fifth-ranked Illinois being picked by as little as one touchdown. Nebraska this fall, it was the long planned to de'sign the chapel so it would be immediately useful for today to learn that Pat Brady is est trip a Hurricane football team MnUn.An.LUAn The unbeaten mini, colliding iviatinnai football when I was seven and many types of religious activities, hgd made WWMiici mwimiwijc wilh Purdue machine that sur- prised last week by cracking Mich r.

xu ,7 have been kicking ever since Football League. But to be a punter it means long The southpaw kicker, now in his "hours of practice second year with the Pittsburgh Last week Brady amazed his sucn as persunai uevuuuus, wcu- dings and small religious exercises. Eventually it will serve as one unit of a larger, all-faith struc- Slick Halfback Most Dangerous On Option Plays MINNEAPOLIS (UP) Thoe Handles Ball 61 Times in Game igan Mate string of 28 victories. I were listed as 7-point choices. However, first -ranked Notre of 49.6 ai I Dame was favored by a whoDninsllead with an av LFVIVE SALVAGE YARD BUYING PAPER RAGS GLASS SCRAP IRON METALS FOR PROMPT COLLECTION PHONE 811 points over a Navy team upsetiper punt.

Bob Smith of the Detroit (LP.) 3 Vilast week bv is second with 45.3 yards. iwues xieiu. oianamg on tne do-yard line he arched the ball over! the fence, a distance of about 90 Duck Hunting persons who view Saturday's tele feij. Even in the age of professional yards in the air. "During practice at Nevada Time Schedule yiei or Minnesota enjoyed uic bus- second-ranked Maryland was the jest and best day any majjr-cOi-most iopsidei choice of the day, 27 lege back has had this over South Carolina, in the against Michigan last Saturday, ted a Minneapolis odds-moved within reach of the n.oaernjhouse- Third-rated Baylor was three-year record for most total I uv nintl, got off a boot that went about 115 football specialists, Brady is a rarity.

Although he is listed as a quarterback, he has been inserted in the Steeler lineup only on fourth downs when a punter is needed. Shooting hours for eastern zone vision "Game of tne weeK oe tween Minnesota and Pittsburgh won't need a program to know who's carrying the ball for Minnesota. Most of the time it will be Paul Giel. Giel, whose last name rhymes yards with the roll," Brady said, "The longest kick I got off in col area are. i -v lege competition was 99 yards with Rnldent Noafttrat Hunting License ARMY STORE OH CIT 73 Senec Oil Clt? IMI t-1111 pia, uiiitidi Christina, and fourth-ranked Sou- reau statistics revealed today.

thern California bv IS nvmr Orpcrnn Starts Closes. A.M. P.M. Lou Groza is the Cleveland Browns' ace place-kicker, but he varies his speciality with duty as an offensive tackle. ol hanlod ihc hall fit moc 7 the roll against Loyola of Los Angeles while I was with Nevada.

"The best I've done this season Odtuiudy on 3D 10 iwss.es, i of thp riav a intprntinnl Oct. 30 Oct. 31 interceptions, a punt, 4 punt mmoerA turns and a kickoff runback for aipojnt pick over Pittsburgh, total advance of 3,1 yards. That, tu odds-makers saw two Brady realizes his gridiron forte is punting, but he yearns for a chance to try his passing ability against professional competition. He threw from the T-formstion when he played college ball wih .6:12 5:15 9:00 5:14 6:13 5:13 6:14 5:12 6:16 5:11 6:17 5:10 6:18 5:08 6:20 5:07 6:20 5:06 with "eel," has been practically the entire Minnesota offense for three years.

He reached the peak of his career last Saturday against Michigan when he handled the ball on 53 out of 63 plays a Big Ten record. The slippery halfback, a big No. 10 on his back, made the most of those plays. He scored two touchdowns and passed for a third. He was 64 yards against the Eagles." Brady and tackk Nick Bolkovac, the Steelers' placekicker, practice together.

"I'm Nick's No. 1 rooter," Brady said. "When we get inside the 50-yard line I'd like to have Coach (Joe) Bach send in Nick to try Nov, Nov. Nov. Nov.

Nov. Nov, Nov. brought his workhorse total to as even money-Kansas-Nebraska 189 plays this season. He dieland Mississippi-Louisiana State, counUy with 3,4 last years and had two others almost as evgn 3o as a sophomore in 19ol, so with Wake Forest a 1 int cnoice total stands at 900 pays with four over aemson and Indiana picked games to go. The record is 989.

kv 1 nninf Nevada and Bradley. For ft Most Enjoyable Evening LET'S GO BOWLING! Open Alleys Wri. 9 p. Frl. 9 p.

m. Sat. Son. COI'RT RECREATION CENTER Phone 3U for Beiervation I threw only three passes last Brady laughed. "One of; for a field goal on the fourth down year, Bm Eastern zone times are four minutes earlier than western zone shooting hours.

A line running them connected for a 14-yard instead of me punting. Gotta think of my average, you gained 281 yards and intercepted two passes to halt Michigan scor ing thrusts. He even held the ball for point after touchdown attempts. set by Texas Christian's Lindyj "otherwise, here's how the odds-Berry in 1947-49. i makers saw the big game: Giel Not Alone East: West Virginia 6 ever Penn Unlike the two previous vears, Syraf se 6 ao? osf however, when under two-platoon am 6 over Miami (Fla.) rules such all-around performers if Cml! were so rare that there was no Vb'a Colg ovlr rhallPnp ke a pp in this 8e.

ale 13 Dartmouft, Vn- The All American candidate fains most of his yardage and is most dangerous on what is called a "run-pass option" play. He Starts either to his right or left Eelgrass is Staging Comeback on Coast; Means Good Fishing i u.vilanova 14 over Xavier. Giel is this category, not alone South: Alatiama 6 ovei Georgia, as if to pass. If the receivers are year. Five other players have Jit Auburn 6 over Florida, Tennessee Don Hulls f.

I'MJi comparable record A TDU ij. C-1 ford, Lamar McHan of Arkansas, T' Jiary Paul Cameron of UCLA and Eelgrass is coming back. Mastrogiovanni of Wvoming. AU "uuijt, After having virtuaUy disappear- are seniors except fT ied from the coasts in the early covered, he runs. Usually he runs and usually he makes yardage, even though he appears hopelessly mothered by onrushing tacklers.

"Giel's not fast, but he makes up that deficiency with a deceiving motion. He doesn't waste a Step," Coach Wes Fesler says. Giel operates in the tailback spot of Fesler's "simplified" single wing offense. Fesler "simplified" the attack when it became apparent his full offense was "too the nation's total offense leader! Jf in Am wd'1930's. it is beginning to re-estab-with 935 yards gained.

ll n- itself. Phil Barske, writing in Cameron leads in "touchdown1 Xi the current Fisherman Magazine tells why its return is good for responsibility." scoring 8 throwing for 4 more, a total of 12. fish, waterfowl and even the; ocean. Eelgrass is not a grass andi is not eaten by eels. Garrett, No.

2 to. Georgia's Zeke over Texas, Texas 7 over Arkansas, Rice 7 over Kentucky, Oklahoma 10 over Tulsa. Bratkowski in passing, is the coun Faul Geil try's top interceptor with even "Worldwide in distribution, eelgrass grows along the temperate West: UCLA 13 over California. much to master" under single platoon football. It is mostly limited to basic single wing off tackle Colorado 14 over Iowa State, Stan ford 14 over Washington State, thrusts, weak side reverses and Giel's passing.

Helping to make Giel more ef and subarctic coasts in Europe, Asia, and Australia. Along the Atlantic Coast, the plant originally grew from southern North Carolina northward to Greenland, Labrador, and James Bay. On the Pacific Coast, it extends from southern California northward to the through he has run them back only 3 yards. Meanwhile, Bratkowski's favorite receiver, Georgia's Jack Carson, has moved ahead in the pass receiving race with 32 caught to 31 for Ken Buck of College of Pacific, the season-long leader until now. Races are close in both punt and kick-off runback categories.

Iii punt The Sports Parade fective is right halfback, Bob Mc- Roosevelt Brown, Giant Tackle, Glad He Tried Pro Game Namara, who wears No. 44. Hobbled by effects of a knee operation in the first two games, Me-Namara now has developed into an offensive threat. Other "key" players in the Gc Bering Sea." Numerous fish used the grass as! a place to breed, to feed, or to hide. Waterfowl fed on the roots I and on the animal food that was' By JACK CUDDY returns, Jack Stone, West Virginia vfw vnDr tto ii-iu iu Senior, leads with 213 yards on 11 NEW YORK 'UP With the aid Mr pher lineup will be ends Bob Rut tackle of Cuddy muddy crystal ball, we takpn uif.Wnff: -mntii ford and Jimmy Soltau, I 11 By EARL WRIGHT lvviuou wuuieii th department.

as follows: Stav Cnakes, center and linebacker Jerry Helgeson and quarterback Geno Cappelletti. abundant in the beds and in the wracks that washed up on the shore. "But of the many known and unknown values of eelgrass, East Cornell over Columbia: Slightly stronger offense. Yale over Dartmouth: By two 'ttttways the one most Important to the fisherman and to the fish was the tre Pitt Squad to Fly To Minnesota Friday mendous quantity of invertebrate touchdowns. life supported by the grass beds: the worms, shrimp, scuds, snails NEW YORK (UP) How does it feel to be 'a rookie trying to make good in the rugged National Football League? "Just fine," said Roosevelt Brown, a 245-pound tackle from Morgan, State who won a starting berth on the New York Giants' offensive line this year.

"It's certainly tougher than college football but I'm glad I tried the pro game. "The main differences seem to be that everyone you go up against in pro ball is a top man big and a whole host of tiny animal West Virginia over Penn State: Maintains nation's longest winning streak. Syracuse over Holy Cross: Cra- More Aggressive Castellani Scores Win Over Laurent CLEVELAND (UP) Christmas PITTSBURGH (UP) Coach forms which fit into the fish's food chain." Red Dawson takes his University of Pittsburgh grid squad to Minne saders' offense bogging down. After the mysterious blight I Fordham over Miami: Superior ipassing. struck the eelgrass, the beds began to die out and disappear.

apolis by plane Friday morning for Saturday's TV scrap with Minnesota. Although Dawson said earlier he Also Princeton over Brown, Har- to appreciate that 7 Crown Taste Any drink ii a better drink when it's made with Seagram's 7 Crown. But America' Cavorite whiskey is never more appreciated than when it's served "neat," "over ice" or in a highball. For then, its true taste comes through undisguised naturally smoother, naturally finer! From 1932 to 1942, the eelgrass fought a wavering battle. "Since smart and fast.

In college I didn't vard over Davidson, Marquette run into boys as big as I am every Saturday. I've been in five pro games and all the men across the line seem as big or bigger still is nearly two months away, but Manager Al Nieman said today he already knows what he wants to get his middleweight protege, Rocky Castellani, for a present, "A shot at the title that's what we want," Nieman said. "When Bobo Olson puts it on the block, we want to be the first ones there. Rocky deserves it." Castellani. ranked third smmu than me.

The 21-year-old Brown stands 6-3. then, however, the recovery of ele-grass has been progressively encouraging. 'Grass' beds have reappeared in many localities along the Atlantic Coast and in some areas the grass is now as abundant as it ever was." Eelgrass means food, and food means fish the most important steps toward assuring more fish over Boston University, Bucknell over Lehigh. Colgate over Rutgers, Boston College over Richmond, Villanova over Xavier. Midwest Minnesota over Pittsburgh: TV fans see Giel gallop again.

Notre Dame over Navy. Better all-round team. Illinois over Purdue: Superior contemplated no lineup changes, he performed a switch Wednesday and announced Gene Steratire will replace Johnny Jacobs at left halfback and Joe Los will take over at right guard for John Cenci. Dawson primed his charges this week to halt Minnesota's powerful single wing attack after a steady diet of T-formation opponents. He is built like a museum statue-slender hips and broad shoulders.

But he is no statue on the field. He surprised the Giants by outrun for catching. ning Arnie Weinmeister, New York's fleet defensive tackle, in With All America candidate Paul the country's 160-pounders, earned Michigan over Pennsylvania: But! Giel as its spearhead, the Gophers windsprints. The Indians of thousands of and be UV Say Soigmm's probably close. last weekend upset previously un- Oklahoma over Kansas State: Bv: beaten Michigan, 22-0.

The Go- crown, wno regularly sports a Nieman ambitions Wednesday night with an impressive, unanimous decision over Mickey Laurent nf lTrnnf0 Tn thp lnn-ciHpH natinn- years ago believed salt turned the musiacne, aerDy nat and umbrei- hair gray. one touchdown. lla. has mnrpctprf hie tmmst allv televised and broadcast bout I Also Wisconsin over Iowa. In-the series with the Panthers start- Seagram's 7 Crown.

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every scorecard gave Castellani. idiana over Missouri. Ohio State ed 20 J'ears a-a Clevelander, at least 8 of the 10 'over Northwestern, Michigan State; rounds. lover Oregon State, Nebraska overQ fUtirU "Rocky looks better everv Kansas, Colorado over Iowa State. JlOne nUlCn Nieman said afterwards.

"He's Cincinnati over Dayton, Drake over changed his style now. He's more Bradley. a.aressive." i South By SHIRLEY McNANY STONE CHURCH. Oct. 26 Mrs.

the SPORTSMEN'S DEN There was no room for argu-! Louisiana State over Mississippi: Ira Elder, Mrs. Lois Hassler. Miss ment that Castellan' looked good Stronger defense, but close Ethel Coulter and Mrs. Charles with his fancy street clothing and Coach Steve Owen with his play "I believe Brown is going to make a terrific tackle on either offense or defense. When he gets a year of pro ball under his belt, he'll be able to go both ways and you won't have to worry about where he plays," Owen said.

Brown, like most current pro football players, already is locking beyond his playing days. "I hope to go to Springfield College 'at Springfield, Mass.) after the pro season and begin studying for a master of education degree. Some day, I'd like to get a job as a coach," he explained. Brown came out of last Sunday's Ph. 7-4931 McNany attended a party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.

Lyle Morgan. A number from here spent Wednesday in Franklin at the Armory, Masonic Bldg. a-rainst the bobbing, weaving and, Army over Tulane: Five defeats at times, awkward, Laurent. Two of revealed Tulane's weak defense the officials, in fact, did not vote! Georgia Tech over Vanderbilt: -tp Frenchman a single round. 1 at least two touchdowns.

Protecting his head with both Georgia over Alabama: Merely gloves held high in a style grounds edge, might be tie. South Side, Oil City SPORTSMEN making the grange booth. Scrub- by many French ring ajso waKe rorest over Ciemson.l grass received second place. Laurent kept plodding forwaro AUDUrn over JMonaa. iennessee; Mrs.

Reed, Fairview, spent sev throughout the 10 heats but always 'over iNorth Carolina. William andjeral days in the home of Rev. and- NO COLD FEET NOW! waited for Castellani to lead. Rockv, Mary over orth Carolina State, i Mrs. Carl Perrin, Igame with the Cleveland Browns invariably connected with a over Virginia, Maryland over ing left or brought up a looping South Carolina, VMI over Florida uppercut that stopped the French-1 State, Mississippi State over Tex-man's slow advance.

ias Tech, Virginia Tech over The Castellani was slightly cut over Citadel, George Washington over the right eye at the end of and Lee, Furman over Mrs. Arthur Milford returned! with a gash on the inside oi his home Saturday after spending sev-! lower lip that required four stitch-eral days in New Castle visiting rel-es. Brown said the game was play-aives- 'ed on such a muddy field tna'c lie Mr. and Mrs. William Milford couldn't form much of an opinion and family, Mariasvilie.

visited 0n Cleveland "because nobodv Sunday afternoon in the Charles could set un a full head of si.Pam THERMO-SOCKS Korean Boots This is the famous boot created by the U. S. Army for our troops in Korea. (INSERTS) 9th round, apparently as a result i Wof ford of getting hit by Laurent head I Southwest McNany home. "Evervbodv I've come im .50 PAIR aunng a ctiiicn.

in me iuui, iau-i uvei v-unsuciii: cy jjuiu iu im. anu mis. uunaiu against has been good. Brown rent, way behind, came out trying tw touchdowns. Elder, a son, on Sunday evening in, sajd trving to work his injured nice over AentucKy: Sjiigntly tne urove uty Hospital.

Mrs. ider.iin intn a arin "Hni Cm nni 1095 I AND 13.95 to batter that eye and perhaps gain a technical knockout win. That gave Rocky the chance for his best round and he slammed stronger attack will be remembered as Elsie Anna good on remembering names and Southern Methoaist over Coulter I I've been pretty busy trying to do In close fight. Mrs. Carl Perrin, Mrs.

Charles my best Texas A over Arkansas: i McNany and sons spent Saturday Mickey so heavily that the French-; afternoon in Clarion. LADIES man was hanging on and dazed Superior power. Saturday night: Colts (3-2) over when the final bell rang. Also Oklahoma over Tulsa, me Young Peoples Class of theipackers (14) at Baltimore Castellani, heavv choice, had lempe btate over Hardin-bimmoni, scruograss L.nurcn win noia its mi-i Sunday Rams (4-1 over Lions entered the ring at 158 pounds, a Denver over New Mexico, Arizona lowe'en party on Friday night at at os Angees. Browns 5-0) half-pound lighter than Laurent.

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iV J. i Stanford over Washington State: Teachers College, spent Saturday Moving into the 19o3 season, 32 Indians also seek bowl n'Kbt and Sundav with Mr. and KEYED UP Frank Leahy displays the intensity that1 caused the Notre Dame coach to collapse at the half of the Georgia Tech (fame. Assistant Bill Early squats at his side. (NEA) players ana a coaches had been, southern California mw rn-r-snn- Mrs.

Charles McNany elected to the Football Hall of About 26-14 The young people of the Stone Fame. Vultures and woodpeckers were sacred in ancient Rome. LARGE STOCK Also Washington over Ltah, North Texas State over San Jose State, Wyoming over Bngham Young, Utah State over Montana, Colorado College over Colorado State. 1949 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DELUXE 2-DOOR SEDAN Church community gathered at the home of Kenny Hindman for a Hallowe'en party Saturday night. After the spooks, clowns and funny people unmasked, games were played in keeping with Hallowe'en and a lunch was served later to the hungry youngsters.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNany and family called on his mother and aunt in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hilliard, Parker, R.

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