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Bradshaw Stars Steeler Quarterback Dissatisfied. But Apparently Has Regained Job NEW ORLEANS (UPI) Terry Bradshaw passed for two touchdowns and ran for a third, but said even though Pittsburgh beat New Orleans 28-7 Monday night he didn't feel he played well enough. But Steelers head coach Chuck Noll thought he did and said he would start Bradshaw next week against Houston, ending for one week, anyway, Noll's game of quarterback roulette. Bradshaw's statistics were not all that startling. He completed eight of 19 passes for 80 yards and two touchdowns and rushed nine times for 99 yards and another touchdown.

Asked if Bradshaw's play resolved the question of who's No. 1 in Joe Gilliam or Terry Hanratty -Noll said it did. "Yes. it does for a while," the coach said. "Bradsaw starts Sunday against Houston." Bradshaw said, "Any win feels good.

But I should have played better. The passing attack was not good enough." The Saints, who decided to bench quarterback Archie Manning just before the half because he was only two of 10 for nine yards, scouted the Steelers offense well. Bradshaw said. 'You've got to give that New Orleans defense credit," said Bradshaw, who played his college ball at the other end of the state at Louisiana Tech. "They really came after us.

But after I threw that first touchdown pass (31 yards to Frank Lewis) I felt better." Sizing up the Steelers play, Bradshaw said "We had good pass, run. Our mistakes hurt (two lost) and penalties (10 for 115 yards). But in the second half our backs ran much better." Lynn Swann started the Steelers off in that second half by returning a Saints punt 64 yards for a touchdown with 1:27 elapsed in the third quarter. "I had super key blocks," the rookie from Southern California said. "I saw only three Saints jerseys.

Glen Edwards threw a good block." Pittsburgh running back Franco Harris finished with 114 yards in 19 carries as the Steelers improved their record to 8-2-1 and kept a IVz-game lead over Cincinnati in the AFC's Central Division. "I'm not looking for 1,000 yards this year so much as I'm thinking about the Super "We felt like we had to come down here and play a hell of a ballgame," the Penn State product said. "Our offensive line really came on nicely. We knew the Saints would be high after beating Los Angeles 20-7 last week and we just knew we had to play a hell of a ballgame." Coach John North, who saw his Saints drop to 4-7 in the NFC's West, allowing Los Angeles to clinch the division title, seemed to be at the end of his patience with his young ballclub. "We didn't play well," North said.

"I'm tired of making ex- cuses'for professional football players. One week we beat Los Angeles and tonight Pittsburgh beat the hell out of us- offensively, defensively and special teams. What can you say? You tell me." First downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Return yards Passes Punts Fumbles-lost Penalties-yards pm 18 43-272 62 128 8-19-2 3-2 10-115 NO 15 33-109 69 41 10-32-3 1-1 1-11 7 7 14 0-28 0070-7 pass from Bradshaw Pittsburgh New Orleans Pitt-Lewis 31 (Gerela Kick) 18 run (Gerela kick) Pitt-Swann 64 punt return (Gerela kick) 10 pass from Scott (McClard kick) Pin-Brown 1 pass from Bradshaw (Gerela kick) Passing: Pittsburgh-Bradshaw 8-19-280 New Orleans-Manning 2-10-3-9, Scott 8-22-0-108, Parker 0-0-0-0. Receiving: Pittsburgh-Shanklin Lewis 2-42, Harris 2-minus 1, Brown 1-1, Swann 1-6, Grossman 1-10. New Orleans- Parker 3-30, Newland 2-34, Stevens 1-55, Seal 3-47, Maxson 1-1.

Rushing: Pittsburgh-Harris 19-114, Davis 14-53. Bradshaw 9-99, Harrison 1-6. New Orleans-Phillips 10-13, Maxson 1570, Manning 1-6, Stevens 5-19, McNeill 21. 'City Series' Tilt Highlights Tonight's Basketball Slate Flying Saint Tom Myers dives for elusive Steeler Ron Shankliii after the latter hauled in a pass from Terry Bradshaw and scored during first half (UPI Telephoto) 20 Lebanon Daily News, Tuesday, November 26,1974 JIM MURRAY Anthony Davis Outdid Himself I wouldn't give the spot on the bill they gave to Anthony Davis to a Swiss bell ringer. Not even George M.

Cohan would step on stage when he did. I mean, how would you like to marry Elizabeth Taylor's ex-husband? How would you like to do a remake of Spencer Tracy in "Bocmtown?" Or Clark Gable as Rhett Butler? Or would you prefer duplicating Edward G. Robinson as "Little Caesar?" Maybe you'd like to take over the second act of "Carmen" from Caruso? Be Cagney in a prison break film? Write a book on the same subject as Hemingway? Play Jack Nicklaus' second shots? Does anybody remember who took over right field from Babe Ruth? Who were the heavyweight champs after Joe Louis? Or Jack Dempsey? Or Jack Johnson? Does anyone here remember Jess Willard? Jack Sharkey? Ezzard Charles? Who inherited Red Grange's locker? Napoleon's army? Rembrandt's easel? Well, Anthony Davis came to USC after an era of two Heisman trophy winners, several national championships, a place in football lore second only to Notre Dame. This young man was not only inviting- comparison with Mike Garrett and 0. J.

Simpson but also Morley Drury, Cotton Warburton. Amby Schindler, Jon Arnett. Duffield and Frank if ford, but he went ahead and invited comparison with Anthony Davis! The circumstances are these: In his first varsity year, he didn't start the first eight games as befits a sophomore. He picked up as few as 18 yards in one. only 35 in another.

At USC. these are water-boy stats. He didn't get into double figures till the eighth game. Then in one gaudy afternoon against a Notre Dame team that was 8-1 on the season, and on its way to the Orange Bowl. Anthony Davis exploded for SIX touchdowns.

Army hadn't scored that many on Notre Dame in a decade. The Irish considered it a poor season if (Continued on page 21) Highlighting this week's scholastic sports schedule will be the 33rd production of the "city series" basketball clash, pitting Lebanon High and Lebanon Catholic tonight on Assumption Hill while throughout the remainder of the county, boys and girls alike will seriously begin following the bouncing ball. The "city series" this season presents perhaps one of the best matchups between these two teams in some time. The Cedars have dominated the series, winning the last 12 in a row. including last year's typical 66-50 cakewalk.

LHS also holds a commanding 30-2 advantage in lifetime wins overLCHS. The reason for optimism in the Beavers camp this year is the fact that coach Frank Kuhn welcomed no less than eight returning lettermen back into the fold. Granted, last year the Beavers posted a very mortal 5-19 record, but a season- ending spurt of both fine play and enthusiasm, plus the fact that everybody iii back, presented Kuhn with a new purpose this season. Also, the Beavers will be participating in the Leb-Lan League this season, instead of the Class-A- dominated Central Penn Catholic League. Expected to start for the Beavers tonight will be 5-6 junior Matt Schlegel and 5-11 senior Mike Lushinsky in the backcourt.

juniors Mike Willeman and Pete DelMarcelle in the frontcourt, and senior Dave Dowhower in the pivot. Also on hand for Kuhn will be veterans Joe McDowell, John Shay. Scott Clentimack and TomKimmel. The picture at Lebanon High is a bit different. The Cedars are facing a season in which nobody has any varsity (Continued on page 21) Alabama Retains First Auburn, Notre Dame Only Remaining Obstacles NEW YORK (UPI) The only obstacles between Alabama and the national football championship are Auburn and Notre Dame.

Alabama was an overwhelming choice for No. 1 by United pfess International Board of Coaches after Ohio State defeated Michigan 12-10 Saturday. The Wolverines loss, plus Harvard's victory over Yale, left Alabama the only undefeated and untied team eligible for the national championship. But the Crimson Tide must first defeat SEC arch-rival Auburn Friday and then Notre Dame in the Orange Bowl. Alabama received 31 of the 34 first-place votes cast, while second-ranked Oho State captured the other three.

Michigan slipped to third and Southern California climbed to fourth after earning the right to meet Ohio State in the Rose NFL Scoreboard Amerkan Conference Miami Buffalo New England NY Jets Baltimore Pittsburgh Cincinnati Houston Cleveland x-Oakland Denver Kansas City San Diego East w. 1. t. pel. 3 0 .727 6 3 0 .727 7 4 0 .636 4 7 0 .364 290 Central w.

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.727 .545 .344 1S2 PCI. .434 .545 .273 pet. 727 344 .364 .182 pf pa us '61 Pf 223 IS" IS' 115 Pf 197 184 172 64 pa 196 pa 137 202 199 215 Monday's Result 28 New Orleans 7 Thursday's Denver at Detroit Washington at Dallas Sunday's Games at Buffalo Green Bay at Philadelphia at Pittsburgh x-clinched Oivision title Kansas City at St. Louis Los Angeles at Atlanta New England at Oakland New Orleans at Minnesota NY Giants at Chicago San Diego at NY jets San Francisco at Cleveland Monday's Game Cincinnati at Miami, night Bowl with a 34-9 victory over UCLA. Notre Dame, which faces the Trojans Saturday, dropped a notch to fifth and Auburn remained sixth.

Texas climbed one spot of seventh and Nebraska fell to eighth after Saturday's 28-14 loss to Oklahoma. No. 9 Penn State. No. 10 North Carolina State.

No. 11 Maryland and No. 12 Miami of Ohio retained last week's standings in the ratings. Baylor was 13th and Michigan State 14th. Houston dropped to 15th and Pittsburgh and Arizona tied for 16th.

Texas and Brigham Young tied for 18th with Florida 20th. Team 1. Alatiama (31) 00-0) 2. Ohie State vlO-1) j. Michigan 1C-1) 4 Southern Cal 5.

Notre (9-1) Auburn 7. Texas Ai.V. (8-2) i NeJrasKa 9. Fenn State (3-2) North Carolina State 11. Varvland (8-3) 12.

Miami (Ohio) (9-0-1) 13. Savior 14 Michigan St. (7-3-1) 15 Houston iS-2) 16 Pittsburgh i Tie) Ariionei8-2) IS. Texas iTie) Brigham Young (7-3-u 20. Florida (7-3) Note: By agreement with the American Football Coaches, turns on probation by The NCAA invisible for top 70 and national championship consideration by the UPI Board of Coaches.

Those teams currently on probation are: Oklahoma, SMU, California, Long Beach State and Southwestern Louisiana. Beaver Starters Kneeling, from left, Mike Willeman, Matt Schlegel. and Mike Lushinsky. Standing, coach Frank Kuhn, Pete Dei Marceiie. and Dave Dowhower.

(Dailv News Photo) Cedar Starters Kneeling, from left. -John Holler. Bill Logan, and Barrv Shepps. Standing. -John Kleinfelter.

Rick Hartman. and coach Chic (Dailv News Photo) Mike Hargrove Top AL Rookie ARLINGTON. Tex. (UPI)Mike Hargrove can testify very vividly what difference a year can make. "Last year at this time I was in an oil field with mud up to my rear." says Hargrove in his gentle Texas drawl.

"Now I'm out signing autographs and people are paying me to do Hargrove's autograph price is apt to go up sharply now that he has been named rookie of the year by the Baseball Writers Association of America in a landslide vote. 'I thought that I had a pretty good chance to get it," said Hargrove, the Texas Rangers first baseman who jumped from Gastonia in the Western Carolina League last season. "But I didn't want to get my hopes up too much and then be all disappointed. "Of course I'm thrilled with the honor. But we didn't win' the pennant and that is a disappointment.

And I think I can play better, defensive ball. I made nine errors at first base last year and I think I can do better than that." Hargrove hit .323 (second best behind Rod Carew) and drove in 66 runs for Texas in only his second season in professional ball. He received 16 1-2 out of 24 possible first place votes-and easily outdistanced Chicago White Sox shortstop Bucky Dent. Kansas Sports Schedule TUESDAY Collegiate Swimming MillersvSle at Elizabethtown, 4 pjn. Scholastic Basketball Lebanon at Lebanon Catholic, 8 p.m.

Palmyra at Cedar Crest, 8 pm Northeastern at Annville-Cleona, 8 pjn. Efco at Manheim Central, 8 p.m. Norlebco at Tri-VaDey, 8 pjn. Milton Hershey at Red Lion, 8 pjn. Leb-Lan Girls Basketball Lebanon Catholic at Lebanon, 4 p.m.

Elco at Northern Lebanon, 4 pjn. Cedar Crest at Annville-Cteona, 4 pjn. Central Penn Hockey League Hershey vs. Boyd's, 7:30 pjn. Hoffman House vs.

Seltzer's, 9:15 p.m. Hershey Amateur Hockey league Slouch's vs. Zinn's, pjn.) Harrisburg vs. Shippensburg, 8:30 pjn. WEDNESDAY American Hockey League Baltimore at Hershey.

7:30 pjn. Junior High Wrestling Milton Hefshey at Mechanics burg, 4 pjn. LV Amateur Basketball League At Lebanon Junior High) Boscov'sjrs. Suburban Realty, 6:45 p.m. Boyd's vs.

Musheno's, 8 p.rn. Rebel vs. Strata's, MS pjn. City third baseman George Brett finished third. Hargrove's honor was the second bestowed on a Ranger this year by the BBWA.

Right fielder Jeff Burroughs was named last week as the American League player of the year. Earlier Ranger manager Billy Martin had been named UPI's American League manager of the year and right handed pitcher Ferguson Jenkins was picked as UPI's comeback player of the year. The Rangers finished second behind Oakland last season in the American League West, and although the consensus is that Texas needs pitching help to overtake the A's, Hargrove said he was not hesitant about fielding the same team again in 1975. "Everybody'likes to have help," he said, "but I think we can all have better years than we had last year. I would not mind at all lining up with the same guys and giving it a try." Hargrove, a native of the Texas Panhandle town of Plainview, was an instant hero in Arlington.

He batted .371 in his first 59 games and people in his home town became so excited they talked officials of the local radio station to pick up the Ranger broadcasts. As Hargrove's talent became obvious, American League pitchers began experimenting with ways to get the rookie out. "The second and third time around the league they started trying different things," Hargrove said. "I think the second time we faced the Yankees they had some success with me throwing fast balls up and in. "But I was in a little slump right then and I wasn't hitting much of anything.

I guess that "up and in" stuff got around the league because everybody started pitching me that way. But when I got out of the slump I began hitting that stuff pretty good." But not even Hargrove feels he can slap any pitcher around. "Bert Blyleven (of the Minnesota Twins) gave me all kinds of problems," Hargrove said. "Whenever I faced him he really had that curve ball working." PREVIOUS WINNERS Roy Sievers, SL Louis 1949 Walt Dropo, Boston 1950 Gil McDougald, New York 1951 Harry Byrd, Philadelphia 1952 Harvey Kuenn, Detroit 1953 Bob Grim, New York 1954 Herb Score, Cleveland 1955 Luis Aparc'n, Chicago 1956 Tony Kubek, New York 1957 Abie Pearson, Washington 1958 Bob Alison, Washington 1959 Ron Hansen, Baltimore 1960 Don Schwall, Boston 1961 Tom Thesh, New York 1962 Gary Peters, Chicago 1963 Tony Oliva, Minnesota 1964 Curt Btefary, Baltimore 1965 Tommie Agee, Chicago 1966 Rod Carew, Minnesota 1967 Stan Bahnsen, New York 1968 Lou Phiella, Kansas City 1969 Thurman Munson, New York 1970 Chris Chambliss, Cleveland 1971 Cartton Fisk. Boston 1972 Al Bumbry, Baltimore 1973 Mike Hargrove, 1974 Harris Second In LHS IDs George Marinkov Far Ahead With 50 Career Scores GEORGE MARINKOV 25 TDs in '52 MIKE HARRIS .25 Wn in 74 ByEDPONESSA Daily News Sportswriter Lebanon High's speedy running back Mike Harris not only captured the area grid scoring title with 152 points, but he tied a 24-year-old school record with 25 touchdowns which also moved him to the runner-up position on the all- time touchdown list at the Home Of The Cedars.

THE TOJ HVE Total 1. Gwree Mirinkar (1950-52) 5-20-25 50 i Harris 2-5-25 32 3. Gary Sholy (1972-73) 8-23 31 4. Km Wolf ((1954-56) 04-22 26 5. Mishi Marinkov (194547) 0-6-13 19 Harris finished his football career at Lebanon High with 32 lifetime six-pointers, one more than Gary Sholly, who played two seasons on the gridiron, graduating last year.

Harris, who scored all of this touchdowns by rushing this season, came into the campaign with seven. He tallied two in his sophomore season and five last year with his only one through the air. coming during his junior year. His career total of 32 is second to only George Marinkov's fantastic figure of 50, which he accumulated from 1950 to 1952. Marinkov is the rusher that Harris tied with his 25 TDs this season as the former star did it in his senior year, also.

Marinkov, though, compiled 20 scores in his junior year in addition to five in his (Continued ou page 21) AMERICAN LEAGUE HOCKEY Nov. 27 7:30 P.M. Baltimore Vt. Hershey Bears PRICES GEN. ADMISSION RESERVED SEATS AT SEARS LEIANON PLAZA OR PHONE.