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21 wow 0 16 The Spokesman-Review, Saturday, December 9, 1967. UNBEATEN TEAMS CLASII ON WET FIELD ORR lay Fairmont for NAIA Football Title Savages 'Rumored' Eagle Sale Is Denied all season. Fairmont coach Har-lhe's lost some weight and By ALDEN CROSS lafternoon as the Eastern Wash meets Fairmont State College in the 28-14 semifinal victory 1., turn snontra oar and nnly ite tilts two weeks and now its the Spokesman-Review Sports Writer lington Savages seek the highestrof nearby Fairmont, W.Va., in rfqrna 1 Od 014U3 DUU1 LLIC IIIMM1, Ul. LI.01 cm limnAl, this Ervin Dubes. Most of the top NAIA offi eials from the Kansas City headquarters are on hand the game and tonight's banquet that will honor both teams and the nine men who are entering the NAIA Hall of Fame.

strength but will be in the line. up this afternoon. Holmes, worried about the tough Fairmont defense, made one roster change to add speed. He brought quick freshman half. back Art Sullivan in place of MORGANTOWN, W.Va.

A'goal in small college footballIthe championship game long season comes to a spec- the NAIA Champion Bowl afternoon, tacular close on beautifullyltrophy. I First it was the altitude that turfed University of West Vir-1 Eastern, the only college Savages had to battle as ginia Mountaineer Stadium this the nation with an 11-0 well as New Mexico Highlands 4' All Very Simple for Rams: Just Beat Packers, Colts old (Deacon) Duvall said earlier this week he's been work. ing on more passing in the Falcons' attack that is normally a solid running game. "We will have to come up with an offense that will be able to move against the tough Eastern defense," Duvall said. That means the Falcons probably will run pretty much the same type attack that beat Northern Michigan 21-7 in the semifinafs Stookey to Play Eastern held a light workout Friday and coach Dave Holmes kept a close watch on ailing Ray Stookey, the team's top rusher who has been down with a bad cold most of this week.

He missed two days of practice in Cheney and Holmes said ago weather. It's warmer here than in Cheneythe mid 40s on Fridaybut the chance of rain is in the offing. Field Decent This area has been drenched for the last several days as a storm through. It was centered in central Pennsylvania and has been moving west leaving the possibility of fair weather, with a wind, at the 1:30 EST game time. For all the rain, though, the field is not in bad shape.

The game will be broadcast in Spokane on KGA radio beginning about 10:30 Spokane time. A nice day would probably bring a major passing effort by both teams. Eastern has been able to throw with great success )0, TH eVJeankok atotakom p.p. .1. t44444444444t4-44 GATORS MEET But Wolmall Admits Woes Jerry Wo denied Friday night that he had sold the Philadelphia Eagles for $14.5 million to a Philadelphia clothing manufacturer, but admitted he is seeking to refinance the National Football League club.

The 40-year-old builder-sportsman issued a statement in which he repeated a declaration of several weeks ago that the Eagles "will never be sold by me during my lifetime." The Eagles' owner, who returned Friday night from an out-of-town trip, denied the sale of the club, reported by the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. The Bulletin said in Friday editions that Wo had sold the Eagles to Norman Raab, who in nine years built a clothing business (The Villager Inc.) from scratch to a $70 million enterprise. Talked to Rabb Wolman, however, said that he was talking with a number of people, including Raab, on the possibility of refinancing the Eagles in order to help the ri CHAMPION BOWL TEAMS 13 Shopping Days until Christmas Shop every night until 9 P.M. lays ight as-- Associated Press Disappointed Florida and bowl-bound Miami close collegiate football's "regular" season today in a nationally televised game from the Orange Bowl. Both teams bring 6-3 records into the battle but while Miami is headed for a Dec.

23 Bluebonnet Bowl date with Colorado, Florida must content itself with a role of spoilers. The Gators lost to Florida State two weeks ago when a Gator Bowl bid was on the line. Small college bowl activity hits full stride today with the NAIA Champion BowlEastern Washington vs. Fairmont State at Morgantown, W.Va.and two of the NCAA's College Division regional championships, including San Diego State vs. San Francisco State in the Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, Calif.

Falcon Lineups OFFENSE-Split end, Jim Mertens, 6-5, 205, tight end, David Coe, 6-1, 180, 'tackles, George Shreyer, 6-1, 225, and Roger Hill, 6-1, 205, guards, Jack Reagan, 5-11, 190, and Jim Reynolds, 6-2, 227, center, Richard Merrill, 6-0, 190, quarterback, John Kara, 5-11, 171, halfbacks, George Edwards, 6-2, 199, fullback, Larry Blackstone, 6-0, 190, wingback, Ron Robison, 6-1, 200, Sr. DEFENSE-Ends, Larry Blackstone and Barry Blackstone, 6-0, 175, tackles, Roy Dowell, 6-0, 236, frosh, and George Shreyer; middle guard, Dave Williams, 6-0, 207, linebackers, Martin Bartic, 205, and Tom Swisher, 6-1, 180, cornerbacks, Mike Marra, 5-11, 190, and Mark Tennant, 6-0, 170, safeties, Ron Robison and Bill Ewusiak, 6-0, 170, Sr. Savage Lineups OFFENSE-Split end, Dave Svendsen, 6-1, 170, tight end, Roger Cramer, 6-4, 215, tackles, Dan Hartman, 6-2, 235, and Roger Bergh, 6-3, 227, guards, les Payne, 5-11, 210, and John Doran, 5-11, 230, center, Greg Gavin, 5-10, 195, quarterback, Bill Diedrick, 5-7, 170, halfback, Ray Stookey, 5-9, 180, fullback, Pat Vat-eft, 5-10, 215, flanker, Rick Hardie, 6-0, 176, soot'. DEFENSE-Ends, Jim Kingman, 6-0, 205, jr. and Vern Garland, 6-1, 200, Paul Horak, 6-0, 215, and John Halfmoon, 6-3, 225, linebackers, Dave Thompson, 6-0, 220, Bill Wall, 6-2, 210, and Fred Morford, 5-10, 185, halfbacks, Roy Spanish, 5-10, 170, and Jim Northcott, 5-11, 175, safeties, Robin Rexius, 6-0, 180, and Jerry.Jantz, 5-10, 185, Sr.

444444416.441444444i44444444,4I444444444i114444 COACHING CHANGES First Hurdle Is Green Bay LOS kNGELES (AP)There is really nothing complicated about the situation. The Los Angeles Rams have two games remaining in the National Football League regular season. The Rams must win both. The first challenge comes Saturday against the world champion Green Bay Packers. The second, if they beat Bait Starr and company, will be with the Baltimore Colts in the final game of the season here Dec.

17. A sellout (under the Rams' seating plan) crowd of more than 74,000 is expected in Memorial Coliseum today. Starting time is 1:05 p.m. PST. The game will be telecast by CBS, with this area blacked out, The Packers, 9-2-1, have already won the title in the Central Division of the NFL.

The Rams are 9-1-2, and unbeaten Baltimore, which plays lowly New Orleans in Baltimore Sunday, is one game ahead of Los Angeles in the Coastal Division with 10-0-2. First This Year This is the first meeting between Green Bay and Los Angeles this year but there is no lack of familiarity. Many of the same bodies and brains have collided many times before. They include Green Bay's all-pro quarterback, Bart Starr, healthy again after missing several games because of an injury. Fullback Jim Grabowski, missing for four weeks with a knee injury, also may be ready for the Packers.

The Rams, who have followed a strong defense and Roman Gabriel's quarterbacking to their finest season in a decade, are in good physical condition. The rest of the NFL plays Sunday. There's one American League game, pitting former Eastern powers Boston and Buffalo at Boston today, with three, others Sunday. CBS, et. I lin.

plays Balti- game the be- An- Es no the have re all- jury. MISS- knee .1 Ga- their are rican rmer Bill- three Iowa State Hires Star; Giddings Leaves Utah ,4 0', ,,::,4::: we i 4...,,,, a li7," 1 .14.: 111, :1 I 1 1Z: i i ii. Associated Press A hiring and a firing were the news Friday on the college football coaching front, Iowa State appointing Johnny Majors and Utah losing Mike Giddings. Majors, a 1956 All-America Thai Champ taanilbaascskistaatnt Teant neAsrskeaen, saiss, now tictor Fs Against Ali multi-millionaire building save his tottering financial empire. "I have talked with Raab and a number of other prople but nothing has been signed," Wolman said.

"There is a definite possibility that I will refinance the Eagles but I can't say with whom." Wolman, who came here four years ago with an estimated fortune of $36 million, recently ran into a financial bind and has been pressed hard by creditors, including several banks. Pumors have been circulated that he faced bankruptcy and loss of the football team, one of the top money-makers in the NFL. Wo owns 52 per cent and Washington attorney Earl Foreman, 48 per cent, of the Eagles stock. The stock presently is en-1 cumbered by $7.5 million to several banks. 'Harassment Abuse' In his statement, Wolman said: "Over the past four years, I have repeatedly stated that the Philadelphia Eagles football club will never be sold by me during my lifetime.

"The harassment and abuse' by the vultures who have crawled out of the woodwork to break me so they can have opportunity to purchase the Philadelphia Eagles have made my fight much more difficult. "I want it clearly understood, that Norman Raab is a perfect gentlemen and my reference above does not include Norman or his associates." There were two versions, however, of the reported sale. One had Wolman selling control of the team, with the option to buy it back within three years. The second had him selling a minority share to Raab for $2.5 and borrowing an additional $12 million with the remainder of the Eagles' stock as security. m-ARROW4-' ..4 DI) Popular Dectoe Perma-Iron SPORT SHIRTS succeeds Clay Stapleton, who ended his coaching career this fall to devote full time to duties; as athletic director.

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When errors do occur, they do not become official through publication. All data, including price, must agree with FHA files at 746 Federal Office Spokane. Clear and Heavy FIRST $2,400. Claiming. 3-year-olds up.

6 furlongs. Fleet Event, Knowles 17.80 610 4.00 Terry's Mark, Valenzuela 3.60 2,80 OarlinQ Judy, Freeman 3.00 Time 1:14 24, Easter Sam, Frosty Man, Triumph Vals Gift, Happy Joy, Brother Boggs ran. SECOND $2,100. Claiming. 3-year- i Olds.

6 furlongs, Miss Demiur, Gonzalez 6,20 3,80 3.20 Royal Mint, Jennings 5.40 4.20 Turfani, Hawkenson 6.40 Time 1,15 1-5. Batchelor Gal, Squaw Blanket, My Shawl, Whisky Doll, Ruahrul-; lah, Pappas Pride, Kalinka, Deac Anita; also ran. Daily double (109) paid $88.00. THIRD $3000. Claimino.

1 mile. Tell A Knight, Pineda 4.80 3.40 2.80; Bold Link, Perez 8.20 5.80 Big Gib, Caballero 7.00 Time 1:43 2-5. Mr. Profusion, Persian i Battier, Yakima Princess, Walt's Lad, also ran. FOURTH $2700.

Claiming. 2-year-I olds. 6 furlongs. Marshall Moon, Palomino 20.40 10,20 6.80; Ornado, A. Valenzuela 4,60 3,40 Hard Biscuit, York 10.00' Time 1:14 4-5.

Lartays Lad, Billies! Royal Boy, King Of Momus, Woo Lung: Wong Paione's Dett, Ventura also ran. FIFTH Claiming, 6 tUriongS Skelp, York 19,60 8.00 7,20 Pocket Knife, Gonzalez 7.20 5,80 Pataha Pete, Frey 8.80. Time 1:14. Dumotvs Tour, Every Chance, Biscet, Posies Steel, Star Drag, Celtic Lad, Grande Roha, Vi Hi Run also ran, SIXTH Claiming. 3-year-olds up, 1 mile.

Our Patrick, Gonzalez, 12.40 6 60 4.20- Little Choo Choo, Hams 8.00 3.80 Don Bob John, Frey 3.20 Time 1:42. Fiesta Tango. Sarch Patch, Current Account, Curragh Prince also ran, SEVENTH $4,000. Allowance. 2-yearOlds.

6 furlongs. Mr. Ruler, Pineda 7.80 4.40 3.00 Glory Halleluiah, Mahorney 12.20 8.20 Gaaliardo, Harmatz 4.03 Time 113 1-5, King Joaquin, Little Dancer, Wino Lea, Binbra, Judgelyn, Mr. O. Hat Lit also ran.

EIGHTH $5,000. Allowance. 3-yearOlds. 6 furlongs. My Thal, Retamonza 5.00 3.60 2 60 Moonie May, Yaka 5.83 3.20 Whirling Tazerbo, Jennings 3,40 Time 1:14 2-5.

Roadside, Son Julio, Linny Joy, Pat Me Anylime also ran. NINTH $2,700, Claiming. 1 mile, Lip And Around, Hart'tz 44.40 23 20 13.60 Astrolabium, Hernandez 16.00 10.00 Dellmation, Sanchez 11.00 Time 1 :43 1-5, Red Top 2nd, Mr, C. K. Surrey Lane, Circle Mack, Rapid Sue, Gemini cricket, Mapu also ran.

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