Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 24

2 1 CHKSTBlt (PA.) I IMKS VTI iCVW. SE)T. 2g, 30 Gridders Attend Hook Practice TOO MUCH RED TAPE COTTON WOODS 'Home Speedway Prospects for ISeiv Grid Loop 'DM PHILADELPHIA The nn football con 'Soup' Back IirtheFold; Ford Out Oilers to Open In Two Weeks Hook AA football loam, pr oppirifc ioi ui ttm season 01 scmipro wanarc, neia us most const live workout of the year last nfcl when some ,10 gridders greeted colJeges rZlZ api'eai oim accoroing to Bimii. pHe mentioned Pitt. Syracuse.

own school as potentials for such an a rransemem, acciing mai tuey wouki constitute one ot the toueh est conferences in the nation if Ul CUFTON ATHLETE ACCIDENT VICTIM Coach Tony Apichelln at Marcus Hook School field. Included anions the new faces nt the practice session were halfback Benny Wright, Chester High's all time track great; burly fullback Ted Johnson, most valuable player for Fcltonville's Class champion team of last season; center Bill Ford, a former Ridley Park High ace who made the Afl Air Force team while stationed in England; anci Jake McBreen. from last veai 's finn jvuiea in ixermany lets itle Kace LANOHORNir mil announced to oi thP inrlmif mionsbip stock par race again Scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 14 the NASCAR Sportsman chamnion Nations: championship elimination! aiasi ay iNAbLAtt sanctioned tracks conducting such (out the season. and srfmcbody upstairs must mera iiiimy to have claimed their lives at such voung ages." After graduating from Clifton Heights, Zulli prepped at Bullis for sit months, and in September, J950, he entered the U.S.

Naval Academy where he staved six: months before transferring to University nf Dayton in Ohio where he played three years or varsity football. Following his graduation in 054 from Dayton, where he was a member of the KOTC, Zulli entered the Army and took his basic infantry training course at Fort Benning, Ga. He was assigned to duty In Germany in May, 1955, and'was a platoon leader in Ihe 43rd Armored Infantry Battalion, 2nd Armored Division at the time. Later he rose up the ranks to become 1st Lt. He is survived by bis parents, and a sister, Kuth.

Dorosh am) Zulli, referred (o ill hlv" stv games and lost only one. leanfniates on that great 'IS "efuh included tackles Jim OlGario and Taylor, guards Willie Toirucliio "mid IJerh IScjinclt, ends I.ou Sllvcrii mid Jim mid hacks Silverli, Johnny Volpone, Aly Trahund, Jack McCoy, Franny Qoinn and ic; Ferrari. So outsdimliiig v.as Zulli that Season, tiuit tie, along uitJi Icam male Volpotic, vero named co. winners ol the Tod Dorosli morlal Award, the highesl accolade (hat can he presented' to an allilcle at Clifton Heights Hie.h School. It was ironic that Zulli should be fjiven (lie Dorosh Award, which was institufed to pre si rve ihe.

memory of another Cliflon all time athletic great who made, (hi; supreme sacrifice, (hiring World War II while stiff in his teens. To ma sco, who coached both (lirs two alhloles as "the nicest kids I ever had the privilege Tomasco went on to say lhat both Dorosh and Zulli were alike in their good manners, outstanding leadership and willingness to "Dorosh and Zulti," said To ma.sco, "rcpresenlcd the typo of hoys ail coaches jusl love to have on their squads. They were, clean living kids ail (he way RoJI at Trenton both those manufactured here and abroad, will hold the spotlight at ton Fairgrounds Friday afternoon. uiuir ueuut at uie iren ton track will be such well known maKcs as Jaguar. Austin Healey, Thunderbird and Corvette.

L.r rector Ernest Mrfnv J' tvTii iir jriiudueipnw that a .7,::: doiibtedly enhance collegiate football, in the East, but, he added, tiling and forming a uniform code on sucn matters as eligibility, aid lo athletes and scholastic entrance surmountable AicuDy vigorously defended the Eastern brand of football and TV sportscasters to speak up against what he termed "this insidious whisperins caniDaien ihnt iwiudu is on tnc skids. Sell it "Football originated in this se tion Of ihp fniinti ir TV; i cne power was still is. But have to sell it," he added MefW al rl (Ul 1,1 I in publicizing the Eastern schools i i.L ils lonnauon was noE likely unless the schools were their search of opponents outside: rilfs new round robin NOW OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY CLOSED SUNTJAYS BERKY'2 SNACK BAR 10 E. Sixth St. (Upp.

P.R.R. CO. oc 3 pku lax or 6.00 If; ii SWINK BIG CARD TCI) Ups Seating Capacity By HAKRV CfMVSON FORT WORTH Tv A seatine 9.000 is heinr mOicvi to completion shady side of 1 CU biadi um, swelling the capacity 46,000, "The tier that Jim Swink built," n. one to L. R.

Meyer. "1 Swink so." 'replied Dutch eye who is now ihr. director after hav. itlg Christian lor 19 JIM SVINK yen uam a vc ever seen, nellcr on ground than even Doak Walkei added McVer. vvhn hn: Ur.n socialcd with I he Horned Frogs' since lor by no more than 11 6 eariv Ins iS'cvcmhcr when the Froggies had me uau on meir own one yard lint with third down and 2S to go.

A in Martin sent in Ray Taylor in nuni asked Quarterback Chuck Curtis lmlii sum nic in wuii mstrut: lo said Taylor. "Coach m'dn't say when, did 07" inquired Curtis. "No, he didn't," said Taylor. lhcn we II run a nlav First announced Curtis er' 1 n. .7 '1' 1 "MV? 'a, CI lh mirirf.

ruuoiicK vein tiaiincck went upj then Swink 7 for l''J'. yards and the touchdown that i the game wide opcii. c.c.i:ng 01 a lyoiu.iii pi.iycrs. is hnr.d i. ioot one men.

ISo pound. ,20 prc mcd senior out of Rusk, a farm, timber and small industry town in the oil country of iSoutheast Texas. "If there were people in Rusk." beams Hoss Swink ni hie a I I C. A. POWERS Pennsylvania Military College FITZGERALD HACK Also coming out for the first time was West (Soup) Fitzgerald, highest scoring back in Ridley eran standout with the Oil tot Coach ADiehclla Vm cnori several newcomers including Boh Willis, Chester; Dick Sweeney, Ridley Park; Ray Cooney, Over brook; Thad Cibson, Chester; and Nfrm CraigalsQ nn Qx G'iiiiper.

Among the most impressive jiujuuvtii jidve oeen (jeorge Howie of Chichesler, Herky McLaughlin of Prospect Park, Tony Da liessio of Ridley Township anci Ben Elfers. NEWCOMERS WELCOME Despite the raft of material on hand, Coach Apichella is anxious to give a fair tryout to any local gndder wishing to play Class A football. Practice begins each rtl UJl lne hook gridiron and ail newcomers are invited The first game will be played in two weeks. Hylan Eyes 4th in Row In BR Race tVllATIVCTnr is still setting the pace in the race lOI' leadlnu the fia of its 196 meet here. ere.

will aim Shamrock Viola at fourth consecutive viin, uiic oi inc two fca tured pacing events at 52,500 each. ftf Frank f. trri Pu for Hylan, the best11 in '20 2rc' Shcl has amassed $7,437 in earnings so far this season. Ned Calentine, who is hot on the heels of Hylan in the battle for the driving championship, will take after the sixty year old Pennsylvania driving ace at the reins of Quick Way tonihl. But Hylan 's main worries will likely bo Miffhfv Ririv I miuy n.tKrox ii Kin iits Ini niiii hicli lifi of J.sl Andrew W.

one of Clifton Heights HIKh School's ull tinu: grid Tin iicJdTi( on tlie, 2(Ji of lliis Dion ID in Grrmsiny. 0 fiirllii': ili tiiils uf the Ih.r ii'fstiickf ii ills of (In; athlefe, who iCJltl tflllCT of Times All Deki Coimly lir.sl aiu. li, only 25 at the lime of i alll. played (Jim; ymrs ot (y foothrill miller Condi lev Tomusea at Clirioji. playcil iliirini; C'liftnti's 0 Kvci! Mi.hir had Kill Siiunds.

lint (li iliiiico ol tremendous talent. The. Ma club which Znlli played ceiiltr wns hailea by Tnmusco as "one of tho liest I over coached lit Clifion Chinaman's chance. The Rusk Rambler just spins, and Uceps on going. He could rc perfect balance and the quick pick up of quarter horse.

No back ever cot more out of lm And lw, oi with ihe force of Bronko Nagursk SWINK. Villfl i 1 nH4.l iv aucnuun as a basketball play. Ji not only me Fort Worth's institution's athlclic hero, hut also us most popular student. The stti Idcnt body last year elected him Mr. TCU.

His average paced him on the National Scholastir said Swink, "please add that Jo'hri 11 Nikkrl ogy major last semester to" he eiecicf! to me All Amcrican aca Idcniic learn," Xikkel is a six foot four inch 220 pound 1 i and pass Swink switched from geology 10 lu oecmc a cioc tor. stresses how fortunate ha was to nave hcen Ijrought up by womicrful foster parents, Mr. and Mrs tv.iiL ...1 'still lives in Rusk. Uralket is in Ihe insurance business. vmk, evL AK Amr bat, then.

his amhiiion in '1! A ''vhich comprises "rA 1 Miam' of Florida, Metliodist is play against one of lenms," savs tell they'r ay "A Before you buy PRICE check the make I FINAL .1 Tor mis DEPENDABLE QUALITY is a bargain! OTHER KIND CO 3 63J7 or 2.3SI71 1 A Thrill pocked 9 U9 Corps, dfiilv 7r30. For me udlES! Qjeninj Kiihl Sredt Orctiid ConaEei to First BRANDYWINE RACEWAY Naamcmi Rood I Concord Pilte (U. S. Raul. J07) teammates call "Hie 'ptacci'r'S'11.

"0W hn no realty would be jammed." j. Ihow much excitement youn" Swilik last autumn were for nio son of famed Billy Direct and wbsllrs lvc of his 20 ilhan 50 yards, nine for more ihanlY Zl.J,C i 3 SUPER CUSHIOHS here Jade Hanover whih hue a some S5.000 under Jack Smith's1 sKiutui handling this season. The other pacing feature, also jui win dc i no seventh race. Hickory Doc, which got a late start and has only 6 starts this season, none notorious, mav have enough racing under his belt lo go nil the way from his advantageous number one post. He had an outstanding season, earning nearly S1S.0OO and carving out a mark ot 3.3.

Post lime is S.25. with the dm! double closing at S.15. COOn TIME SELECTIONS 1. Tlit Wl Sirxiy Seattle, Ux 2. Leaan Hanover.

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