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-s -r a -e ri. q. 4 tv 'z 'i A 34 DaUanb2l(rribttne Nov. 24, 1971 CdispuSpoht ifflne Keek' Love l)(2J Short Vows Contender For Texas The Computer Likes Oklahoma I use the tools I have, said Jabali, wiping away perspiration from a heavy practice. I use strength while others use superior speed and shooting ability.

The man who was born Warren Armstrong joins Cassius Clay-Muhammad All and Alcindor-Kareem Jabbar in taking Islamic to ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) The Washington Senators have given way to the Texas Rangers with a vow from owner Bob Short to make the club an American Baseball League contender. With all the human emotions which will be colliding on a gridiron tomorrow in Norman, and Birmingham, Saturday. it just dofrs not seem fair-for anyone to pick a 7 winner, 3 But the computers predictions for the two big shootouts of the college football season, first Nebraska at Oklahoma and then Alabama vs. Auburn, are cold and brief: "OklaLoma by 3.

Auburn by 4. While the outcome of these games will have effect on tiie top of the rankings, USC and UCLA wound up their seasons last week ranked one-two only in the computers ratings for tough schedules. USCs Trojans had so tough a schedule, in fact, that the computer still ranks the Trojans in the Top 10 despite four losses and a 7-7 tie to the Bruins last Saturday. The UCLA effort was good enough to earn Pepper Rodgers team Upset of the Week honors. MIAMI (AP) Warren Armstrong learned to fight on the black avenues of Kansas City, isven as an American Basketball Association rookie, he was slugging his way to in; stant infamy.

Meanest man in pro basketball, the 6-foot-2 strong-boy was dubbed. Armstrongs rookie-of-the-year court heroics in 1968-69 were 'outweighed by his reputation as a fearsome brute. The man has changed, even to his name. Armstrong is now Warren Jabali, the latter an Islamic name meaning The Rock. He says that friends came up with the new monicker because they felt it fits my personality and what I radiate.

The Rock Is muscling his way through his fourth ABA season as a member of the Floridians. The bad guy rap of that first season in Oakland lives on with him. I admit to a couple of altercations and a thing with a referee in my first season, says Jabali. Some opposing players are still intimidated by it they seem to be afraid Ill go crazy or something. The product of Wichita -State University is averaging 18.6 points and nine rebounds since being obtained a trade with the Indiana 4 Jo mun good 49er sagg It lets deck Br cepti reco only high play I cepti 15-yt be Peof the said felt was die, fine.

Thf John A time can diffe Bu amoi such 1970 fore that, vari icall John tion. him Their reason is at least partly religious, said Jabali. Mine is purely sociological. I hardly ever saw a white person until I was in high school just Insurance men and bill collectors. Now, I want to work hard to uplift my people, he said.

Thats where a mans responsibility lies whether hes white, black, red or yellow. Athletes have made -a great social impact on this country. As big-name athletes, we use our hero image to get the attention of our people and then, we give them a message. The main thing wrong with black communities today is their lack of awareness, he said. Malcolm proved to blacks that they can talk to whites and indict them for wrongdoings.

But things have changed since a 1 0 1 time. We dont have to condemn white people any longer when theyre wrong. History does that for us. THE COLLEGES Upset of The Week UCLAtied USC. Most Improved Pac 8 Wash State, Big 10 Illinois, Southwest Rice, Southeast Alabama, Big 8 Oklahoma, Independents Colgate.

1 Most Disappointing PAC 8 UCLA, Big 10 Ohio State Big 8 Kansas, Southwest Texas Tech, Southeast Florida, Independents Syracuse. Biggest Upset of the Year Tulsa over Arkansas. Toughest JSchedule Since Beginning of Season 1 USC. 2 UCLA. MfowwowNmnir.

tmmm Short, who moved the team here from Washington, promised to pay whatever necessary to acquire the talent necessary to mold a penannt contender. Weve got a better pitching staff than people give us credit for, he said, pointing also to what he called tremendous young talent. But we need nelp and Williams is going to be shopping for it, he added, referring to Ted Williams, who Short said would be back as manager. He said the Hall of Fame field general will continue as manager long as hes needed to make this baseball team what it should be. Shorts comments came at a luncheon and a subsequent news conference yesterday in which Arlington Mayor Tom Vandergriff introduced the -club- Vice President.

Joe Burke and American League President Joe Cronin. It was Vandergriff who took the lead persuading American League owners to move the franchise from Washington to Texas during a tense Showdown last September in Boston. Vandergriff unfurled a banner at Tuesdays luncheon proclaiming the clubs new name the Texas Raiigers and predicted that our region will be good for the American League. At the news conference, Short said the break-even WHATEVER HAPPENED TO WARREN ARMSTRONG ER JABALI? Former Oakland Oaks star is "meanest man in basketball" for Floridians CLASS I RATINGS I give away six or eight have to be extra aggressive, lows I play against would be inches all the time to other Im still living off the reputa- okay if theyd just be as ag-ABA forwards, he said. I tion of being a bad man.

Fel- gressive as I am. TRtg 0 117 0 117 112 Rank Team 1 Nebraska 2 Oklahoma ....9 0 3 Auburn 9 0 3 Michigan ...11 0 5 Alabama 10 6 Penn State ..10 7 Colorado 8 Tennessee 9LSU 9 USC 11 Georgia American Siemon P3IT picked Next Opponent Rtg. Oklahoma .117 Nebraska 117 Alabama 104 Idle Auburn r. 7. r.

1 12 Idle Idle Vanderbilt ..58 Tulane 52 Idle Georgia Tech 81 Idle Texas 79 Arizona 57 Idle Utah 49 i jy 112 104 99 96 93 92 92 91 90 90 87 87" 86 14 By ED SCHOENFELD Tribune Sports Writer Recognition is coming to giate career last Saturday in Writers 12 Northwestern 12 Texas 14 Arizona St 14 Washington 16 Houston the Big Game at Palo Alto. California season statistics release yesterdaycfedif CHICAGO (AP) Two line- ft 16 Mississippi ...8 16 Notre Dame 8 19 Michigan St 6 20 Illinois 5 86 86 83 82 Miss Idle Idle Idle Sherman White, Californias big defensive tackle, in mea-1 sure unseen since the end ofJ the Craig Morton era. He has already been picked on four of the six major All-America teams; point financially would re- State 62 quire an attendance of about one million annually. Short said in response to a question that he expects slug-ger Franlr Howard to join tb backers who will appear in Sherman with 49 tackles, 26 assists, three pass deflections, Ro Bowl game New one opponent fumble recov- ear Bay, Jeff Siemon of tackles for losses andSlanford and Michigans Mike-three fumbles created in 11 Taylor, are on the 1971 All -games. America team announced yes- Prior to the season, Califor- terday by the Football Writers Coni OTHER CLASS I RATINGS Rank Turn 4 4 0 81 44 Rice 5 4 0 80 44 Wake Forest I 0 80 44 Wisconsin Rank Taam Jl Georgia Tech 22 Oregon Stale 22 Stanford 24 Texas ASM 2S California team here next spring and that 0 as controversial 1 Denny 1 McLain is not necessarily on 0 the trading He will play in both the East-West Shrine Classic and the Hula Bowl.

0 79 49 Syracuse -4 0 77- nia coach Ray- Willsey Mened.ssociaUon of America. SO Oklahoma -St-50 Purdue 52 Duke 52 Kentucky 24 Arkansas 24 Iowa Slate 28 Florida St 28 Ohio State 28 UCLA 31 Kansas State 31 No Carolina 33 Boston Coll 33 Florida I Wash Stat I dont like to think that McLain is on the block, he said, but added: We are looking for help to get help we would trade most anybody on the club. And at least one pro scout says White should be claimed in the first round of the 1972 NFL draft. White, has been picked for the American Football Coaches Association, the Sporting News, the NEA and the American Football Writers Associa- 52 Miss State 55 No Caro St 54 Kansas 54 West Virg 58 Miaml-Fla 58 Texas Tech 58 Vanderbilt 41 Arizona 41 Clem son 43 Iowa 44 Missouri 44 Virginia White to Carl Ellers as a college player. Sherman played consistently well every week, the coach said.

Hes unbelievably quick for a big man. He can get off a block and run to the football where ever it is on the field, 34 Air Force 34 Oregon 34 So Carolina 39 Army 41 Minnesota 44 tulane 44 Vlrg Tech 42 SMU 44 Navy 44 Pittsburgh 48 Baylor 49 Maryland 70 Tulsa tion teams, it was learned today. he sajd The two other major All- Willsey and White agree Scale. Excellent Team 100, Suoer Team 115 CLASS II RATINGS 4-6 Chargers Still Lead In Offense is Aside from Siemon, the only other West Coast player to make the mythical squad is University of California defensive tackle Sherman White. The Wolverines, one of four unbeaten college powers land two beths, also placed of- i fensive guard Reggie McKenzie.

Twice beaten Tennessee joined Nebraska, Oklahoma and Auburn by gaining a pair of positions. No. 1 Nebraska, headed for a Thanksgiving Day showdown with No, 2 Oklahoma, also produced the winner of the Outland Trophy, awarded the nations outstanding interior lineman, Larry Jacobson, 6-foot-6, 230-pound defensive tackle. TheotherrOorn hus ex' 11 0 0 74 Rank Taam 1 Toledo San Jose St 1 New Mexico 4 Memphis St 5 Miamt-Ohio 4 So Miss 7 Long Beach 01 that his potential is still untapped. Sherman says, Ive still got a lot to learn.

The Portsmouth, N.H. youth came to Laney College in Oakland as a basketball player, and didnt start as a football player until his junior year at California In 1970. 149 2 43 0 42 0 41 0 40 0 38 0 57 0 54 1 55 1 55 1 55 0 54 0 54 0 54 Rank Taam 37 Citadel 37 Dayton 37 Lehigh 37 Richmond 41 Princeton 41 UCSB 43 Colgate 43 Furman 45 Kent State 45 Rutgers 47 East Caro 48 Wichita St 48 West Tex St 50 Lafayette 50 Pennsylvania 52 Arlington 2 Bowl Green I Cincinnati 5 1 Dartmouth fw iiimn Cv America teams are AP and UPI. No word is out on them yet. The 6-foot-5 259-pounder also was picked on the lesser Football News All-American team announced yesterday.

It looks as if Sherman is going to be a consensus All-American, a U.C. official said yesterday. The pro scout said, White has the ideal sizerspeedan(U 0 0 35 10 Louisvllla 10 Temple 10 Villanova 13 San Diego St 13 Utah Stata 13 Wyoming 14 Columbia 0 0 32 0 32 0 31 0 31 -1 31 0 30 weel legs On Gns brok Hon I be a er field run, then coug 1 just mag for knw Gus Bx just tive play a i kne niqu opei of he i and Inch join Hi with Jief sam kne the Bi 70 stre aw if- 52 14 Ohio 0 18 Coi Cornell 2 4 2 9 Gettysburg Chattgnoos Chattanooga 18 Delaware Mass Bucknell Eastbay Golf 18 West Mich 21 Tar Tampa 58 Connecticut 58 Cal St LA named was wide receiver Johnny Rodgers. Offensa Ends Terrv Beasley, Auburn, and Willow Park Golf Courio Tin Whistle Tournament First flight Mrs W. L.

Eadio, 54. Mrs. BM. Randall 54, Mrs. Green 53.

0 50 0 50 0 50 0 49 0 49 0 48 0 44 45 45 45 0 44 1 44 043 43 42 42 41 40 Holy Cross 40 Northeastern 40 Xavier 43 Marshall 44 Boston 45 VMI 21 Utah 23 Pacific 24 Fresno St 25 Brig Young 25 Idaho 25 No Illinois 28 Harvard 28 New Mex St 30 Colorado St 30 Drake I i 1 28 0 28 0 27 0 27 0 27 24 24 23 1 22 20 19 17 8i; Second flight Mrs. J.T. Brain 59, baJrfVe' Sta'e" Mrs J. R. Carlisle 57, Mrs.

H. W. McKenzie, Michigan; Jorrv jlsemore. 44 New Hamp SHERMAN WHITE GETTING RECOGNITION California defensive tackle impresses selectors Brown 41 Maine 49 Oavldson 32 Hawaii 32 No Texas St 49 Rhode Island 49 Vermont quickness to be an above average pass rusher. For that reason alone hell be a first-round choice, he said.

Defensive halfback Ray Youngblood also was picked with White to play for the West team in the Dec. 31 Shrine game at Candlestick Park. Sherman is the only Bear to be invited to the Jan. 7 Hula Bowl game in Honolulu. White closed out his colle- 34 UTEP 34 Wm Miry 34 Yale Wendland 53 Richmond Country Club First flight Mrs.

R. Grimm 93-19-74, Mrs. H.E. Glorgl 91-1475, Mrs. N.

Bozeny 94-1478, Mrs. P. Benassl 94-1878 Second flight Mrs. C. Apple 90-2149, Mrs.

C. Oleda 93-20-73, Mrs. G. E. Greenfield 95-20-75.

Hi I Excellent Team 100, Super team 115. Texas, and Royce Smith, Georgia. Center Tom Brahaney, Oklahoma. Quarterback Pat Sullivan, Auburn, Running backs Ed Marlnaro, Cornell; Johnny Musso, Alabama; and Greg Pruitt, Oklahoma Defense Front linemen Larry Jacobson, Nebraska; Mel Long, Toledo; Walt Patulskl, N'tre Oame, and Sherman White, California Linebackers Jett Siemon, Stanford; Mike Taylor Michigan and Jackie Walker, Scale: COMPUSPORT PREDICTIONS WINNER Arizona St NEW YORK (AP) In pro football, you need more than just an efficient offense to succeed. Just ask the San Diego Chargers.

Figures released by the-Na tional Football League today show the Chargers with the most impressive offense among the 26 pro teams. San Diego leads in passing yardage with 2,396 and total yardage with 3,561. But a peek at the pro standings show the Chargers lugging a 4-6 record and out of contention in the American Conferences Western Division. Maybe the answer is defense where San Diegos 3,147 yards allowed is next to last In the AFC. In the National Conference, Dallas, which took over first 14 place in the Eastern Division last Sunday, shows the top offense with 3,554 total yards.

It is ironic jthat only a couple oL weeks ago, Coach Tom Landry felt his offense was so sluggish that he alternated his quarterbacks on every play. The top defenses belong with San Francisco in the NFC with a 2,419 yard yield and Baltimore in the AFC, which has surrendered 1,878 Offer to Beasley Probed by NFL Round Hill Country Club First flight Mrs Yegholan 84-1770, Mrs W. Markstoin 94-2272, Tennessee Mrs W. Gllck 89-14 75. Secondary Tommy Casanova, Loul- Second flight Mrs Tuhner 95- slano State; Erie utchmson, North-2372, Mrs Yeomans 100 2575, western; Ernie Joekson, Duke and Bobby Mrs.

B. Rhodes 101-2475. Malors, Tennessee. Army Aul Auburn WINNER 20 Oklahoma 2 New Mexico 4 Colorado St 24 Rice-h 2 San Jose St 4 So Carolina LOSER Nebraska Hawaii New Mex St Baylor UCSB Clemson West Tex SI Vanderbilt Texas Ti SPREAD by by by by by by by by bv by LOSER Arizona Navy by Alabama by Holy Cross by Cincinnati by Miami-Fla by Pittsburch Georgia Tech Utah San Olego St UTEP-h ulane Miss Si SPREAD by by by by by by by itate by So Miss Te Boston Coll Louisville-fi Florida Florida St Georgia Houston Iowa State Long Beach LSU Mississippi St-h by 24 Texas 10 SMU h' 4 Tulsa 24 Vlrg Tech (TA-designates home team) CompuSport ft a registered trademark of HIScore Enterprises wfehita by THE GOOD-NATURED WHISKEY -THE PROS: Most improved NFC-Eagles, AFC-Patnots Most disappointing NFC-Cardinals, AFC-Oilers Toughest schedulel-Rams, 2-Bears Easiest schedule (tie) Chiefs and Raiders Interconference record NFC has won 18 lost 7, tied 2 Biggest upset of the year Patriots over Raiders Chance for Number 1 if the Dolphins win this week they will retain 1st Rtg 200 million ounces of silver, Dr. Beasley said.

The osteopath also emphasized that he intends to vorce himself fronTlhese holdings by selling this land to the group John Beasley would take over. Dr. Beasley began corre-s i with the football player after watching the Vikings play in the 1970 Super Bowl. The Pioneer Press also said It understood that Dr. Beas-Jey, In letters to the football player, encouraged him to of-' fer investment opportunities lo his teammates.

Beasley, who is sitting out the season with a knee injury said he brought some ore samples back from his weekend meeting with the osteopath, and was having it checked. AMERICAN CONFERENCE TEAM OFFENSE Team San Diego Yards Rushing ,145 .3,541 Passing 2,396 Miami 1,872 1,6 ,616 .83 .......3,284 3,101 2,984 2,962 2,944 2, 922 ......2,868 2,633 2,461 1,414 1,485 1,429 1,487 1,441 1,708 1,395 1,618 1,257 1,401 826 Baltimore Denver Kansas City Pittsburgh Cincinnati Cleveland New England Houston 2,401 Buffalo 2,328 New York 2,090 TEAM DEFENSE Yards Rushing 758 1,555 1,475 1,305 1,214 1,473 1,075 1,204 486 927 1.244 Team Baltimore 1,878 .82. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) -An elderly Nevada osteopaths offer to pay Minnesota Vikings tight end John Beasley $60,000 a year to run a mining company is under investigation by the security division of the National Football League, the St Paul Pioneer Press reported yesterday.

The newspaper said in a copyrighted story it had learned that Dr. Joe Beasley, 74, was convicted of mail fraud in Santa Fe, N.M., in J962. The same year he incor "ported-Humboldt Mining, and issued 500 shares of stock at $1 a share. Dr. Beasley, reached in Nevada for comment, said he was very discouraged that this.

may hurt John Beasley. Hes as clean as a pm. If John wants to reject our relationship very well. Ill put it over without him but Id like to keep it in the family. Dr.

Beasley divided his holdings Into two categories one representing 1,000 acres of 50 claims, 18 of which are patented. These are the holdings which Dr. Beasley wants the football player to control. John Beasley has not announced his decision on the matter. l- Dr.

Beasley also has a group of 22 claims, eight of which are patented. This group represents Humboldt Silver, Inc. The property which John Beasley has been asked to ad- -minister has been estimated by engineers at $10 million with a potential of producing .75 Kansas City 2,589 Miami 2,708 2,719 835 1,239 1,300 1,213 1,317 Passing 1,093 1,754 1,469 1,419 1,511 1,508 .78 Raiders, 49ers Favored to Win Oakland 2 834 New York 3,024 Cleveland 3.061 New England .....3,104 Pittsburgh 3,112 San Diegb ........3,147 Buffalo 3,477 NATIONAL CONFERENCE TEAM OFFENSE Team Yards Rushing. Passing 1,671 1,441 1,388 ,118 ,468 U79 IT MIXES WELL .75 .62 IMPERIAL I 1415 1,412 1,852 U04 1,170 i .55 .74 The Oakland Raiders rate a three-point favorites role over Baltimore and the 49ers are seven-point picks over the New York Jets in Sunday games according to Harrahs Tahoe Race, book. In games on tomorrow's Thanksgiving Day schedule, Harrah's has Nebraska 2,039 1,965 1448 1,454 1441 1,377 1414 1,821 1,104 1437 1416 1,182 1443 Dallas 3.554 San Francisco ....3,377 Detroit 3,300 Atlanta 3,060 New York 3,011 Los Anoeles 2,944 Washington .....2 918 St.

Louis 2,864 Green Bay 2,777 New Orleans .....2,605 Chicago 2,516 Minnesota 2,248 Philadelphia ....2,204 HIRAM WAITE We take the time to gentle the taste, to make our whiskey a sip smoother than the rest. That's why Imperial is so popular. Its rich taste comes on light and goes down easy. In any drink. Even the price is good-natured.

1,67 1,168 1,100 1,064 741 bicked by )Va points ever Oklahoma O' Georgia by eight over Georgia Tech, Scale: Excellent Team 81, Super Team 100. Does not include Monday night game. 1023(2ALION) $5S3 (UIAR (QUART) yl Dallas by three points over Los Angeles and Kansas City Is rated even with Detroit Sunday's professional games look like Minnesota six over Atlanta, Wash Ington four over Philadelphia, Pittsburgh nine over New England and Buffalo even, New York Giants seven over St. Louis, Cincinnati seven over San Diego, Cleveland seven over Houston, and Green Bay by eight over New Orleans Miami ts favored by 10 to beat Ciicago Monday night. Wo tLENOED WHISKEY 8 PROOF 50 STRAIGHT WHISKEYS 70 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS HIRAM WALKER SONS INC, PEORIA, ILL CompuSport Predictions SPREAD WINNER By 3 Giants -By 4 Lions By 2 Packers By 11 Patriots Redskin's By 3 Raiders Jets Tossup Steelers 1 Broncos CompuSport is a registered trademark of HI Score Enterprises WINNER Bengals Browns Cowboys poiomns tames 4Vers Bv By By By 4 1 4.

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