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12 THE NEWS-HERALD, Franklin Oil City, Pa. Mon. January 24 72 Area bowling LADYBIRDS (3 En) SOP Pit the final period, Stenerud kicked his fourth field goal of the afternoon this one from 42 yards and the AFC led 19-6. With less than two minutes to play, Denver's Floyd Little ran six yards for a TD and Stenerud's conversion made it final, 26-13. The NFC seemed to be the favorite of the crowd of 53,647 and Roger Staubach, Dallas' Super Bowl hero, got a big hand former Navy star.

Landry threw a pass good for 50 yards and a touchdown to Minnesota's Bob Grim at 5:46 in the second quarter. The conversion attempt failed. The first try by Curt Knight of Washington was good but was nullified because the NFC did not have enough men on the line of scrimmage. He tried again from five yards back but Smith got a hand on Lions. On the second, Len Dawson, the holder, said he let the ball fall by accident.

Leil fif ICfl liny Dawson, 36, also a Kansas City man, got the AFC's first touchdown when he hit Cleve- land's Milt Morin with a five- yard toss at 10:15 in the third quarter. After Stenerud con- verted, the AFC led 16-6. With just nine seconds gone in Mystery starter ni' it's WEDNESDAY LEAGUE Standings Pies Banana Splits Jellos Honey Dews Cupcakes DO-NUT WON LOST 50 Mi ,45 41Vz 41 29Vi 35 38 39 41 42 44 50 1667, 39 Cream Puffs37ty Ala Modes 35Mi Honey Buns 30 HIGH SERIES: Jellos Cup Cakes 1655, Pies 1641 HIGH SERIES: Phyl Richards 476, Mary Hancox 449, Joyce Offutt 444. HIGH GAME: Jellos 592, Cup Cakes 564, Pies Honey Buns 558. HIGH GAME: Norma Bar-then 184, Joyce Offutt 176, Phyl Richards 171.

SATURDAY JR. BOWLING This week's patrons: Court Recreation, Wimer's Pennzoil, News-Herald, Feldman's Jewelry. Standings Strikers New Comers Hotdogs Hotshcts Avengers Bornlosers SuperStars Alley Cats fW. "38 37 35 31 28 26 26 18 22 23 25 28 31 34 34 42 HIGH SERIES: Hotdogs 2679, Super Stars 2668, Alley Cats 2639. HIGH GAME: Hotdogs 995, Super Stars 927, Alley Cats 913.

HIGH SERIES (Girls): Jaye Rhoades 350, Robin Coun-selman 330, Lisa Hancox 237. HIGH SERIES (Boys): Sean FitzGibbon 552, Larry Kreger 460, Dale Klingensmith 452. HIGH GAME (Girls): Robin Counselman 134. Jaye Rhoades 129, Jaye Rhoades 115. HIGH GAME (Boys): Sean FitzGibbon 226, 187, Dale Klingensmith 177, Larry Kreger 174.

THURSDAY NIGHT JUNIOR MERCHANTS LEAGUE Standings WON LOST S.S.&S. Lumber 52 11 Sehman Tire Service 46 17 Witherup Erection 39 24 Pa. Bank Trust 29 33 Showers Son 28 34 Huff Chapel 24 38 Wimer's Pennzoil 17 46 Airway Motel 15 47 HIGH GAME: Witherup Erection 932, Sehman Tire Service 915, Penna. Bank Trust 884. HIGH SERIES: Sehman Tire Service 2676, Penna.

Bank Trust 2597, Witherup Erection 2580. HIGH GAME: Ozzie Singleton 233, John Kozek 225 -223, Harry Rahmann 222. HIGH SERIES: John Kozek 650, Ozzie Singleton 593, George. Exley 591. Top Ten Lanny Whitman John Kozek Harry Chrisman John Russell Chuck Simms Ozzie Singleton Chuck Foster George Exley Average 190.7 181.6 181.5 178.4 178.1 177.1 176.9 176.6 175.9 174.9 xffbfmLmj By JOE ST.

AMANT LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Place kickers are people too. Don't tell Jan Stenerud of the Kansas City Chiefs he's a robot. He kicked the American Football Conference all-stars into contention Sunday in the Pro Bowl and put them ahead of the NFC 9-6 in the third quarter. Up to that point, the AFC had not scored a touchdown but later tallied two to win going away by a 26-13 score. Stenerud, 28, who learned to kick soccer-style in Oslo, Norway, where he was born, missed field goals from 38 and 28 yards in the first quarter through no fault of his own.

The first one was blocked by the waving hands of Mike Lucci, linebacker from the Detroit Titusville matmen win The Titusville YMCA wrestlers overwhelmed Jamestown, N.Y., Saturday, 84-69. Prep winners included Mike Farley, Mike Morris, Jim Zurovchak, and Alan Pattison. Registering pins in exhibition matches were George Carone, John Farley, Larry Carone, Chris Stone and Ray Drake. Other team members are Steve Ricke, Joe Ruot, Larry Drake, John Sawatsky, Dave Bean, Tim Rodgers, Jim Farley, Kevin Atkinson, Norm Drum, Frank Barron and Doug Thompson. Knights nip Grove The Franklin HS girls basketball team tripped rivals Rocky Grove, 32-29, Saturday.

Judy Long scored 13 and Pam Sidie seven to pace the Knightettes to the clutch win. Rocky Grove's Misses Robertson and Dower hit for nine and eight respectively in the loss. Franklin made 11 two pointers and 10 of 33 at the line while the Orioles hit for nine fielders and 11 of 24 from the charity stripe. Franklin will next take on Spartansburg at noon Saturday. THEBOXSCORE Franklin K.

Culbertson L. Brown P.Sidic J.Long K. Brickley P.O'Polka A. Lawrence P. Montgomery Totals Rocky Grove McCarren Robertson Stellman Porter Curran Dower Totals FG FP FT TP 7 4 1 2 0 0 1 5 2 0 10 7 6 13 3 2 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 11 10 FG FP 33 32 FT TP 2 2 6 9 3 1 3 3 8 6 2 8 24 29 1 1 1 4 3 2 9 11 girls Team Match Scores Ddves 3 to Road Runners Woodpeckers 3-1 over Sand-pipers Owls 3-1 over Blue Birds Mynah Birds 3-1 over Robins Flamingos 3-1 over Love Birds Humming Birds 3-1 over Skylarks Wrens 3-1 over Eagles Blue Jays 2-2 with Snow Birds HIGH SERIES: N.

Highfield 509, B. O'Neil 495, S. Sutley 494, P. Domer 463, J. Fox 453, R.

Rehberg 452, J. Switzer 445, P. Shaffer 439, J. Blocher 431, C. Smerkar 428, M.

Gardiner 422, A. Schwab 415, B. Miller 412, D. Erwin 410, V. Murdock 401, J.

Flinchbaugh 401. HIGH SINGLES: J. Fox 212, B. O'Neil 178, P. Shaffer 175, N.

Highfield 175, S. Sutley 176,, P. Domer 176. HIGH GAME: Doves 616 HIGH SERIES: Doves 1631. FORT VENANGO TENPIN Standings Huck'sFive Glass Cont.

Corp. Doc's Arco Hoover's Frosty Oil City Mtrs. ABC Cycle' Reno Mould Rocky Grove VFD Minute Man Stephen's Const. 8 16 27 28 29 33 34 52 43 33 31 30 27 26 24 19 41 46 13 High series Barry Hart 597, Hank Bickel 549, Clair Clements 546, Chuck Jolley 546. High games Jack Jones 210, Claude Haubler 205, Vera DeWoody 205.

Top 10 Bowlers JoeChmeil Bill Hart Dewey Stewart Steve Lerch Clair Clements Barry Hart Conrad Hawkins Larry Heffernan Fred Graff Vern DeWoody 185 184 181 178 178 177 177 177 176 176 WED. NIGHT INDUSTRIAL Standings Berg 69 Burger 59 Etzels 45 Brown Boiler 38 Voit 37 Re-Arm 34 Jacobs 23 Mcllwains 17 HIGH SERIES: B. Cummings 618, D. Brown 582, G. Slaughenhaupt 565.

HIGH GAME: B. Cummings 221-216, J. Thomas 214, G. Slaughenhaupt 203. HIGH SERIES: Voit 2634, Burger 2593, Berg 2552.

HIGH GAME: Voit 929, Burger 912, Etzels 887. Sports Puzzle ANSWERS ACROSS (1) Ed. (2) Marlnaro. (4) Joyntr. (7) Yochum.

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The pigeon teamed with Jerry Logan (23) to chase Duncan on the runback bu.t neither tackled the NFC sprinter. The bird, who had warmed up with both teams prior to the kickoff. promptly left after the opening play. Pro Bowl fans in Los Angeles yesterday for the annual NFC-AFC get together watched an unannounced and non-rostered player (left foreground) fly into action on the opening kickoff. Speedy Duncan (right) eluded lunge by Ed Budde (71) on the ball and deflected it.

Anyway, the NFC led 6-0 until Stenerud got cooking with a field goal of 25 yards, a 23- yarder to tie it and the go-ahead 48-yarder. The NFC got a second TD at 7:27 of the fourth quarter with the help of a pass interference call after Lucci intercepted a Dawson pass. Vic Washington of San Francisco ran the ball over from the two. TV sylvania were idle. Eau Claire, the No.

1 ranked small college team, ran its record to 13-0 with an victory over Stout as center Mike Ratliff scored 33 points and pulled down 11 rebounds. and triple event winner Bill Ludwick. Larry Leach and Bob MacDonald won the single events. The juniors registered a 53-22 victory in a near sweep. Scoring firsts were Paul Seybert, S.

Leach, K. Fenton, S. Mapes, S. Ashley and M. Riley.

December pro NEW YORK (UPI) -Bob Griese, who quarterbacked the Miami Dolphins to the Super Bowl in his fifth pro season, was named Thursday as winner of the December poll in the balloting for the 22nd Hickok "Professional Athlete of the Year" award. 432-5918 Carolina men fall, UCLA romps when he first came out. The" 'cheers turned to boos later. Staubach completed only one pass out of the six he threw, ffis total output in the air was 14 yards gained. On the ground, he looked better.

He was the leading rusher for the NFC with '27 yards gained on four scrambles. Greg Landry of Detroit, backup man for Staubach, looked much better than the Princeton's five-game winning streak and handed the Tigers their first loss at home in more than a year, when George Zambetti converted both ends of a one-and-one foul situation to give the Rams an insurmountable four-point lead with six seconds left. The Tigers had rallied from an 11-point deficit in the final four minutes. Number 15 Marquette stretched its winning streak to 15 games although pressed by DePaul throughout the contest. DePaul rallied from a 13-point halftime deficit to within three points of the Warriors but Jim Chones iced the game with a threepoint Play.

In other games involving the top 10, fifth-ranked Louisville edged Drake, 79-77, Allan iHornyak scored 36 points as sixth-ranked Ohio State beat Indiana, 80-74; Beach State, tied for the sixth-ranking, 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay Meadville, 2:48.8. Prep division Franklin 9, Meadville 67 200 Yd. Medley Meadville, 2:47. 50 Yd.

Freestyle Laderer, (1); McCormick, (2); Debbie Stroup, (3); 32.8. 200 Yd. Individual Medley Odell, (1); Culbertson, (2); Helen Sturdevant, (3); 3:08. Diving Harris, 1) Sandy Prince, 2) Carol Breithaupt, (3); 104.95 points. 50 Yd.

Butterfly Laderer, (1); Dumbos, (2); Helen Sturdevant, (3); 40.6. 100 Yd. Freestyle-Odell, (1); Nilson, (2); Bridget Scanlon, (3); 1:12.9. 50 Yd. Backstroke-Smith, (1); Fish, (2); Sandy Prince, (3); 40.9.

50 Yd. Breaststroke Sternby, (1); Knapp, (2); 43.8. 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay Meadville, 2:18.4. beat Loyola of Chicago, 79-58, with the help of Ed Ratleff's 22 points; and lOth-ranked Florida State downed Georgia Tech, 71-69.

Eighth-ranked Southern California and ninth-ranked Penn Rocket swimmers sink Bradford By United Press International UCLA continues, to stand out in the world of collegt basketball like the Empire State Building 'on a Kansas prairie. No. 1 ranked UCLA, the five-time defending NCAA champion, rolled along with an easy 108-01 victory over Denver Saturday night while three "pretenders" to the national title were upset. While UCLA was making winning look easy, third-ranked North Carolina was beaten by Duke, 76-74, fourth-ranked South Carolina bowed to Iowa, 91-85, and 13th-ranked Princeton lost to Fordham, 79-75. Second-ranked Marquette scored its second triumph of the week when it beat DePaul, 70-61, but that hard-fought win hardly added to its credentials as the No.

2 team in the country. 9fh iime UCLA went over the 100-point mark for the ninth time this IATI0IIAL FREIGHT IMC. Vineland, N.J. TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS EXPERIENCED ONLY DO YOU OWN A TRACTOR? Would you like to lease one and run it as your own? Either Way For Good Pay Steady Work ALL YEAR ROUND Call Our Area Terminal For Info: 814-226-6010 ASK FOR PAUL NOLF The Titusville YMCA swimmers remained undefeated and ran their perfect streak to 4-0 in a Saturday splash with Bradford. The relay team of Rick and Jim Ebert, Jeff Ludwick and Tom Crisman scored a final event win to give the Rockets a 40-35 triumph.

Individual Cadet winners were Rick Ebert in the 50 and 100 freestyle events, Jim Ebert in diving, Jeff Ludwick in the 50 fly and Jay Gadsby in the 50 breast stroke. Prep division swimmers posted a 47-30 win behind the double firsts by Mark Gardin and Jay Martin" drop tank meetf season, scored its 14th straight victory this season and stretched its unDeaten string over two seasons to 29 games. Henry Bibby and Larry Fanner each scored 19 points for UCLA. Duke ended North Carolina's 10-game winning streak when Robby West connected with a 20-foot field goal with five seconds left. Dennis Wuycik, who scored 23 points for North Carolina, missed with a last-gasp shot that would have put the game into overtime.

Duke, now 8-6, was led by Richie O'Connor and Chris Redding, who scored 24 points each. South Carolina lost its third decision in 13'games when Rick Williams scored 40 points for Iowa. The Hawkeyes played a tight defensive game throughout and three South Carolina players fouled out in the final four minutes. Kevin Joyce had 23 points for South Carolina. Fordham (10-4) snapped 100 Yd.

Breaststroke Conley, (1); Kathy Perfater, (2); Moss, (3); 1:19.9. 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay Meadville. Cadet division Franklin 15, Mead vDJe 61 200 Yd. Medley Relay-Meadville, 2:39.6.

50 Yd. Freestyle Hilbert, (1); Vicky Wagner, (2); Knupp, (3); 33.1. 100 Yd. Individual Medley Laderer, (1); Gildea, (2); Julie Carson, (3); 1:32.2. Diving Gildea, (1); Jami Russell, (2); 101.15 points.

50 Yd. Butterfly Laderer, (1); Baldwin, (2); Sue Piersimoni, (3); 45.7. 100 Yd. Freestyle Hilbert, (1); Vicky Wagner, (2); Baldwin, (3); 1:14.6. 50 Yd.

Backstroke Baldwin, (1); Jami Russell, (2); Brant, (3); 44.0. 50 Yd. Breaststroke Trucco, (1); Knapp, (2); Julie Carson, v3); 45.9. SUPERMARKET NATIVE WHITE PINE SHEATHING BOARDS 1x8 7x10 S4S SFCHTS CEtlTEn 1254LI8ERTYST. FRANKLIN FIR HEMLOCK FRAMING LUMBER While They Last! the road once again travelling to Bradford.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS Junior division Franklin 11, Meadville 64 200 Yd. Medley Relay-Meadville, 2:33.7. 200 Yd. Freestyle-Walker, (1) Blystone, (2); Ann Wallace, (3); 2:36.7. 50 Yd.

Freestyle-Ney, (1); Walker, 2) Linda Anderson, (3); 31.8. 200 Yd. Individual Medley-Morrow, (1); Mangino, (2) Laura Doherty, (3); 2:57.1. Diving Deoore, 1 Linda Anderson, (2); Krolikowski, (3); 120.75 points. 100 Yd.

Butterfly-Conley, (1); Dittrick, (2); 1:09.8. 100 Freestyle Morrow, (1); Walker, (2); Ann Wallace, (3). 100 Yd. Backstroke-Walker, (1); Ney, (2); Laura Doherty, (3); 1:21.4. The Franklin YMCA Girls team travelled to Meadville Saturday to meet the Meadville Girls.

The Meadville girls defeated the local mermaids by winning all three divisions. Kathy Perfater and Linda Anderson paced the Junior girls. Each girl scored a 2nd place. Linda placed 2nd in Diving while Kathy was second in the 100 Yd. Breaststroke.

Lone second Sandy Prince scored the only second place for 1 the local Preps. Sandy placed 2nd in Diving. This was Sandy's first attempt at Diving this season. The local Cadets were led by Jami Russell and Vicky Wagner. Both girls scored 2 second places.

Jami placed 2nd in Diving and the 50 Yd. Backstroke while Vicky was upset in the 50 Yd. and 100 Yd. Freestyle events. Next week the local girls hit 2x4 2x12 2x6 2x8 2x10 BARGAIN BLAST 'WINCHESTER 770 BOLT ACTION RIFLES N01 $QQ95 Standard Cal.

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