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2-3 LOSfPOC RECORD Dee. 19, 1966 M-A fin ab'ulatiori oua Dawson, Leads W' life in An I MIA yT By MURRAY OLDERMAN Second Team Offense bw ihe coaches of the American Football Lcau. ton and fullback Jim, Nance, also of Boston, who broke the league rushing record thi3 season. Shaw end Buoniconti have won place on every AU-AFL team chosen by the coaches since 1963. So has flanker Lance Alworth of San Diegp, who missed unanimous selection by one vdte.

Besides Dawson, Kansas City placed tight end Fred Arbanas, split end Otis Taylor (a sophomore sensation) tackle Tyrer, defensive end Jerry Mays, linebacker Bobby Bell and safety Johnny Robinson. The young Oakland Raiders. DEFENSE feW? "If rik.i otf Avr fijB. on the-all-league team. Denver, however, had twor.men on the second team linebacker John Bramlett and corner back Willie Brown.

The cpntinuing maturity of the AFL was evidenced the the presence of only'; one rookie, halfback Bobby Burnett of the Bills, on either the first or second teams. And Burnett rated his second team post be being among the league's top rushers all year, also pacing the defending champions. The average experience for the all league team is 5.1 years. And such men as tackle Ron Mix of San Diego, Robinson, guard Wayne Hawkins and center Jim Otto are AFL originals, dating back to the start of the league in 1960. They're all in the 27-28 age range, when a pro Is suppoed to achieve hij physical peak.

Like the Chiefs, who are virtually AFL-bred, they're also a strength of the young pro league. First Team Tom Sestak of the Bills, a perennial at defensive tackle, barely clung to all-league esteem. He was tied in the ballot tag-. by Houston Atwine, the fireplug pass rusher of the Boston Patriots. There was intense competition all along the defensive line, Mays of the Chiefs received the votes of eight of the i coaches in the AFL.

Verion Biggs, the lone New York representative on the squad, was a slim victor- over tough Larry Eisenhauer of Boston as Mays' mate on the flanks. The defensive secondary also featured close races. Butch Byrd of Buffalo nosed out Kent McLoughan of Oakland for a corner job. Both safeties Robinson of Kansas City and hardhitting Kenny Graham of San Diego were pushed by George Saimes "of Buffalo (a 19 65 choice) and Bobby Hunt of Kansas City. Denver, Houston and Miami failed to achieve representation V9 who finished second to the Chiefs in the Western Division, showed they're a- definite threat hi the future by trailing the Chiefs in all-league selections with five.

The surprise in their contingent was defensive tackle Tom Keating, playing his first year, with the Raiders after being traded by the Buffalo Bills. Keating received more votes than any man hi his position. ri-nti jim iacKie- um keating. Tackle- (tie) TOM SESTAK HOUSTON ANTWINE. Middle Lnebacker- NlCk BUONICONTI.

80S. Linebacker- MIKE STZATTON, Buff. linebacker- BOBBY BELL', K.C. Corner Back" DAVE 62AYS0N, Oak. Corner Back- BUTCH BY, Buff.

Safety- JOHNW ROBINSON. k.C Safety KENNY GZAHAM, S.D, ii 11 I Mantle Willing To Try If Yankees Want Him Pos. Player Team TE Fred Arbanas Kansas City SE Otis Taylor Kansas City FI. Lance Alworth San Deigo Jim Tyrer Kansas City Ron Mix San Diego Billy Shaw Buffalo Wayne Hawkins Oakland Jim Otto Oakland" QB Len Dawson Kansas City Clem Daniels Oakland Jim Nance Boston Defense Jerry Mays Kansas City Verion Biggs New York Tom Keating Oakland Tom Sestak Buffalo Houston Antwine Boston F- MLB Nick Buoniconti Boston LB Bobby Bell Kansas City LB Mike Stratton Buffalo -S Dave Grayson Butch Byrd Ken Graham Oakland Buffalo San Diego John Robinson Kansas City FQEDARBAtiASXC. Flanker- LANCE ALWOJffHSD.

Tackle ROM MIX. S.D. Tacke- JM TYRER. fC.C. Guard BILLY SHAM Buff.

Quard-WAYNE HAWklNS.Oak. Centerr JIM OTTO. Oak. Quarterback- LEN'DAWSON, K.C. Halfback- CLEM DANIELS.

Oak. Fullback- JM NANCE, BOS. OFFEK5EpmvHI intend- Diablos Move Up Notch With Kris Kringle Title Jfair Sportg Editor 'Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YORK (N A) The Kansas City won the West, also won seven spots on the All-Amerlcan Football League team released today by Newspaper Eaterprise Association. Their prowess also reflected in the best record in the AFL, the Chiefs landed four offensive stars and three defensive play ers on the two platoons picked for NEA, traditionally, by the nine head coaches of the league.

Quarterback Lenny Dawson, the guiding hand of the Kansas City attack, was a unanimous choice. This represents something of a comeback for the veteran quarterback, who last led his team to a championship in 1362. At 31, he is the oldest of the all-league selections. The other unanimous choices were offensive guard Billy Shaw of Buffalo, middle line backer Nock Buoniconti of Bos Reed To Begin mi Probe CHAMPAIGN, 111. (UPI) -Big Ten Commissioner Bill Reed said he would begin his investigation into alleged irregu-larities in the University of Illinois" athletic grant-in-aid program "sometime this week." Officials at the school continued to decline to comment on the report made public by Reed Thursday which cited "certain irregularities" in the university's grant program for The Champaign News Gazette' reported in its Sunday edition that the Illini "have been caught off -base by the greatest hidden ball trick known to man an inside job." The paper, in another week end edition, had said that the disclosures of alleged irregularities were made by Assistant Athletic Director Mel Brewer because he was passed over as a successor to poug Mills, who.

retired "more man a montn ago as athletic director. Head football Coach Elliott was reportedly the top candidate for Mills' Job, but pulled himseU out of the running last Monday, the same day the university was expected to announce his appointment to the post. Big Ten rules allow schools to grant athletes with acceptable academic records money for room and board, books and other incidentals. By United Press International East Princeton 85 Navy 57 Duquesne 89 Wake Forest 71 Temple" 80 Rhode Island 62 Denver 65 St Bonvnture 58 Conn 89 E. Carolina 60 St.

John's 65 Notre Dame 62 Massr 87 Maine 68 Lehigh 62 Bucknell 55 CCNY 89 Bridgeport 72 Drexel 68 Swarthmore 55 Seton Hall 96 Boston 74 Wagner 104 Susquehanna 56 Elzbthtwn 90 Wilkes Col 71 Kings Pt 81 Queens Col 73 OT Adelphia 72 C.W. Post 68 Springfield 98 Norwich 74 South Loyola La! 97 Citadel 87 Miami, Fla 87 Auburn 73 Florida 78 Kentucky 75 Frederick Col 89 Hawthorne 74 36 Geo Wash 30 North Carolina 95 NYU 58 Rider 68 American 62 Louisville i96 Dayton 81 83 Wlmngton 78 Miss. 79 Ala. 58 Ky Wslyn 94 Geogtwn Ky 76 Delta St 65 WLa 63 Tenn 52 Clemson 44 Bellamine 88 Tex Wslyn 79 Tulane 93 Davidson 89 College Pos. Player' TE Paul Costa SE George Sauer FI.

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After we have a chance to get together and talk and he wants to try it, fine. But if he doesn't want to do it, we certainly wouldn't push it." Primary reason for the conversion would be to save Mantle's brittle legs. As much as possible, anyway. Another reason is Houk's natural preference to keep the same three outfielders in the entire game and: avoid line-up changes. Critics of the Mantle move argue he would be far more likely to injure himself at first base than In the outfield.

They point out-1 he'd have to make a lot of sudden starts and stops at the new position as well as stretch for bad throws. Houk says that is bogus reasoning. "I've seen him come in and stop short many times, like on line singles to center, and he always looked all right to me," claims the Yankee manager. "On the other hand, every time he gets hurt it seems to be on one of those long runs. And I certainly wouldn't expect him to be doing any of those fancy splits at first base.

Now that I think of it, I don't recall ever seeing Johnny Mize making too Scores Wash. St 78 Montana 53 San Fern Vly 94 Adams 69 Calif. (Irv.) 83 Puget Snd 76 Cal Lutheran 90 Alma 76 Idaho 74 Cal Western 66 Cal Ply Pom 87 Cal (Hay.) 68 Cal St. (LB) 75 Chapman 49 Wstrn Wash. 74 Sacramento 54 PLJL Ca Tech71 Virginia Tech Invitational Virginia Tech 78 Richmond 61 Eastern Ky 81 Fla.

St. 59 Vanderbilt Invitational Vanderbilt 100 LaSalle 95 Nebgaska 71 Portland 69 Milwaukee Classic Wisconsin 88 South Carolina 84 Marquette 82 Fordham 58 Memphis Classic Memphis St. 55 Maryland 53 Oklahoma St. 50 Arkansas 43 WHAT 1 CALL IT CHOICE I 87-68. Missouri State knocked off San Diego State 73-63 Saturday night and UC Santa Barbaralalso -awayh: home; was downed byBuffalo, 64-58.

In other Saturday games, Pacific scored an 83-74 vie over WhittJer. and Weber State downed Montana AFL STANDINGS Final AFL Standings By United Press International Eastern Division W. L. T. Pet.

.692 .667 .500 .214 .214 Pet. .846 .615 .538 .286 Buffalo 9 4 1 Boston. 8 New York 6 6 .2 Houston 3 11 0 Miami 3 11 0 Western Division W. L. T.

Kansas City 11 2 1 Oakland 8 51 San Diego .761 Denver 4 10 0 Sunday's Results Buffalo 38 Denver 21 Kansas City 27 San Diego 17 Miami 29 Houston 28 (Only games scheduled) Chargers Learn Of Garrett's Skills SAN DTEGO, Calif. (UPI) No one now is saying rookie halfback Mike Garrett of the Kansas City Chiefs is too small for professional football, ieasi of all the San Diego Chargers. The 5-foot-9, 195 pound Hets-man Trophy winner from the University of Southern California was a 20th round draft pick by the Chiefs last year, considered too small by most. But' after the death of Mack Lee Hill, Garrett suddenly became a valuable piece of property and the Chiefs outbid the Los Angeles Rams for his services. The little tank ran for 161 yards in leading the Chiefs to a 27-17 win over the San Diego Chareers Sunday, falling only three vards short of Abner Haynes' club record of 164 set in 1962.

NUFER giye the iporti players some 2 Of course. Dr. Naismith know today, and so peach 1 11 5 to' Southern California Basketball United Preae international Los Angeles state moved up a notch as a tournament champion by capturing the Kris Krin gle Classic -basketball ourna- ment Saturday with a 100-82 win flyer previously undefeated Red-tends University. The Diablos also won the Knights of Columbus tournament in Portland last week. In other action Saturday the USC trojans scored a convinc-tag 71-55 victory over North Carolina State in the second ame of a double-header at the Shirts Arena.

Loyola University fL.A.1) scasted to an easy 7048 win iver Arizona State in the firsf game at the Sports Arena'. nFA.u nr. -bio cta won the Kris Kringle consola-ibn championship with a victory over Sacramento State and host Fullerton State took third place, beating Cal Poly of San Luis Obispo 83-71. In other court action Saturday, the University of California at Irvine won the Pomona College Invitational basketball tournament with an 83-76 victory over the University of Sound. The runner-up was Hastings College (Neb.) with a 99-72 win over host Pomona College.

In non-tournament play, Cal Luthern scored a 90-76 win over Alma College (Mich.) Sari PrnanriA V11ev State drubbed Adams State 99. Cal Poly Pomona overcame a second ouarter rally by Hay ward State to down the Pioneer DAILY IUNCHEO BUFFET "DELICIOUS" $1.35 ROYAL COACH Open for lunch Dinner 7 Dovs a Week! First There many of those, either." Houk could have added that Dick Stuart and Harmon Killebrew aren't exactly fast around the bag, either, but he didn't "The way things are, Mickey goes out; to his outfield position and comes back in nine times a game," said Houk. "For those who've nlver done it, I can tell you It's a long way out there. Mikey is on his feet a long time and hff does a lot more running than you realize." Moving Mantle in from the outfield is not a revolutionary idea. The switch was discussed but never tried several times during Casey Stengel's tenure.

Mickev and Houk even talked about the idea themselves a year ago when Mantle discovered he couldn't throw and had to enter Mayo Brothers clinic for surgery. "What the heck, Mick," said Houk at the time, "if you can't throw, you still caa play first "I'd be willing to give. It a try," said Mantle. He says the same thing now. NFL STANDINGS NHL Standings By United Press International Eastern Division W.

L. T. Pet Dallas Philadelphia Cleveland St. Louis Washington Pittsburgh Atlanta 10 9 9 8 7 5 3 1 3 5 5 5 7 8 11 12 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 .769 .643 .643 .615 .500 .385 .214 .077 New York Western Division W. L.

T. Pet Green Bay 12 2 0 .857 Baltimore 9 5 0 .643 Los-Aneelesv 6 0 .571 San Francisco 6 6 2 .500 Chicaeo 5 7 2 .417 Minnesota 4 9 1 .308 Detroft 4 9 1 .308 Sunday's Results Baltimore 30 San Francisco 14 Dallas 17 New York 7 Green Bay 27 Los Angeles 23 Chicago 41 Minnesota 28 Pittsburgh 57 Atlanta 33 Championship Game Green Bay at Dallas, Jan. 1 If your holiday shopping list has outgrown your budget, catch up! Apply for an HFC Stopper's Loan. You 11 probably save, too, by paying cash. Later, repay HFC conveniently.

A axxrf tradft Dta antf dltatttklr jnwranoa tta (nana a4 0nMa fMaa SUNSET Chevrolet NEW YORK (UPI) Mickey Mantle says if the Yankees want him to play first base, then he'll play first base at least he'll try. The reason Mantle says this is because he never has been a prima donna, he isn't about to become one now and besides, how does a guy really know what he can do until he does try? On a brief business visit here his home in Ddllas, Mickey said he in the paper" that the Yankees are planning to move him to first base but that they haven't officially him so yet. "Anything the ball club wants me to do is okay with me," said the trim-looking, 35-year-old veteran of the Yankees outfield. "I've never played first base before, but if they want me to give it a try, I will. I'll do anything to help." Mantle means it because that's the type ball player he Is.

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