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Page December 8, 1966-The Express, Lock Haven, Pa, AP ALL-AMERICA-1966 JONES Michigan BRELAND Georgia REGNER Notre Dame CLANCY Michigan COLLEGE FOOTBALL'S 1966 ALL-AMERICA These players make up the 1966 Associated Press All-America college football team. (AP Wirephoto) Fighting Irish, Spartans Dominate Associated Press All-American Team NEW YORK Dame, the national champion, and Michigan State, the runner- up, each placed three men on The Associated Press All-America football team announce' today. They are Tom Regner, offen sive guard, Nick Eddy, offen sive back, and Jim Lynch, line backer, from Notre Dame; an Scoreboard Wrestling College Gettysburg 37, Muhtenberg High School Huntingd'on 30, Altoona 10 Basketball High School SJ Renovo 96, SS (Punxsy 65 Mi'llvdaie 66, Warrior Run 82 College East 11 Upsala 73. Susquehanna 67 Cheyney St. 99, W.

Chester MH'tersiW'He H16, Shipp'b'g 100 Albright 68, Gettysburg 58 ''Westminster 98. Grove Cfity 80 Mansfield 76, Kutztown 60 Bloomsburg E. Stnouds. 74 Phil. Text.

109, Md. Start 91 LaSalle 99, Miami, 82 Providence 76, Brown 62 Penn 106, Delaware 75 SOUTH Florida 50, Florida St. 30 Georgia 89, Georgia Tech 87 Maryland 54, No. Car. St.

38 MTOWEST Southern M. 09, St. Louis 59 Arkansas 51, Oklahoma St. 46 Detroit 74, Notre Dame 78 DePaul 85, St. John's, Minn.

64 Ohio U. 91, Indiana 90 (ot) Bowh'ng Gr. 90, Michigan 83 SOUTHWEST New Mex. St. 79, East.

Tex. 47 FAR WEST Wyoming 102, Nebraska 98 Air Force 97, Regis 83 Swimming LHSC 64, Geneseo 40 Bloomsburg 59, St. Joe's 36 E'town 55, Milersvile 40 Wrestling Ripples Clint Jones, offensive back, Bubba Smith, defensive end, and George Webster, defensive back from Michigan State. Steve Spurrier of Florida, the Hcisman Award winner, heads up the offensive backficld as quarterback and Mel Farr, Honorable Mention from Pennsylvania Curry, Pcnn State Longo, Pittsburgh Reid, Penn State Rumiclls, Pcnn St. UCLA, rounds it out.

The team was based on recommendations of the AP football board of sports writers anc sportscasters, who also votec weekly on the Top Ten teams. The 19G6 team is a mammoth one, with Smith at 268 the largest, but it also includes Frank Loria of Virginia Tech, 175- pound junior defensive back. Next smallest is Ray Perkins, Alabama's 184-pound offensive end. Alabama placed a second man on the team in the person of Cecil Dowdy, offensive lack le. Nebraska also had two on Uie first team: LaVerne Allers, Sports Briefs LONDON Wilcox of WiHiamspart, sprinted Fran 13th to first place Wednesday in the IntornatiionaJ Masters Bowling Tounvamcnit.

After 14 rounds, Wilcox had 19 victories and nine tosses. He knocked down pints for an average of 105. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Maryland, Southern Illinois, Ohio University, Wyoming, Georgia and Bowling Green grabbed the headlines in college basketball Wednesday night with unexpected victories. Maryland beat North Carolina State 54-38, Southern Illinois Whipped St. Louis 69-59, Ohio U.

edged Indiana 91-90 in overtime, Wyoming upset Nebraska Georgia downed Georgia Tech 89-87 and Bowling Green humbled Michigan 90-83. These surprises overshadowed 'lew Mexico's 77-59 conquest of Los Angeles Loyola, Arkansas' '1-46 victory over Oklahoma State and Detroit's 74-73 squeak- over Notre Dame. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS His teammates teased Dan I lonners, Oakland's 25-year-old' nebacker, about being a kidi and he takes modest offense. Conners looked full grown against the New York Jets last Saturday and his performance in the 28-28 tie made him The Associated Press' Defensive Player of the Week in the American Football League. TULSA, Okla.

(AP) Whitewater, Stale and Waynesburg, college began putting on the finishing touches today for their meeting here Saturday for the NAIA football championship. Waynesburg arrived late Wednesday and whipped through a fast limbering up drill. Coach Carl DePasqua planned two more drills today. DALLAS (AP) Jerry Levias, first Negro to get an athletic scholarship in the Southwest Conference, says he anticipates finishing his athletics and education at SMTJ desoite reports that racial slurs are causing him to consider withdrawing. The 20-year-old Beaumont, player who was the conference's sensation with his performance at SMU as a sooho- more this season, declared.

"I have no olans for leav'n" Southern Methodist but m-v been concerned and ,1 will talk: to him about it. Wayne mddle Four Changes for LH-State A possible four changes could abaut in Lock Haven High's staning lineup when coach John Englert's Bobcats travel to College for a Friday nigh: wrestling Bruce Hills, a junior wrestling his firs' varsi.y march, will replace Mike Parucha 95. Dave Baufhman returns to the lineup missing last week's opener and will go at 120. Wes Kline decisioned Rick Merrifield and geis the nod at 133. And Tom Bailey could replace Don "Woozy" Walker at 165.

"We have to spruce up at 95, 103 and heavy claims Englert. reviewing his opening 33-19 decision over Altoona. Five leitermen are listed among possible starters, with two former PLAA semi-finalists. A rundown by weights: Hills vs. Wright Parucha lost to Hills.

4-3, and so the junior gets the starting call. He'll go against sophomore Tom Wright. Conklin, pinned in his opener, gels the nod again with jayvee grappler Tom Casilio unable io furnish competition because he was sick throughout the week. Jim Cocolin, a senior, goes for State. Kline meets Dave Weber, state semi-finalist as a I I sophomore who lojt out in the iregionals last year.

This could be the key of the eve- along with Kline's biggest the regular campaign. 120 Baughman takes on Jamie Wright, senior leilerman for the Lions. Pin Last Year 127 Larry Rippey. P1AA champion last season, meels Ron Bickle, the same he pinned in the first period last season. 133-Wes Kline took Merri- I field 4-3 and challenges Dan a junior letter-win' tier.

Lininger, impres- 'sive in his opening bout, goes against junior letterman Harry jHolsinger or junior Stefan Umberger. Myers, who also did a good job in his opening win, meets Umberger or junior Don Smith. Coleman goes for victory No. 1 against junior Sam Toney. or Walker get the call against junior Ralph Hook.

Ed Poomian, senior letterman DAVE BAUGHMAN 1966-67 Debut offensive guard, and Meylan, defensive guard. Webster, termed by Coach Duffy Daugherty "the finest defensive player we've ever had," is one of three repeaters from 1965 on the first team, the others being Loyd Phillips 01 Arkansas and George Patton of Georgia, defensive tackles. Spurrier, widely sought after in professional football because of his and 208 skill, completec 179 out of 291 passes for 2,012 yards and 16 touchdowns and an average of 61.5 per cent. The Florida coach, Ray Graves, declared he "is not only the best quarterback 1 ever coached, he's the best I've ever seen." Eddy, at 195 the smallest member of the offensive back- Held, had an amazing average of 7.1 yards a carry, but his total of 553 reflected the fact he lost some playing time due to injuries and was taken out of games when Notre Dame built a commanding lead. Farr gained 809 yards during the season for an average of 5.9, Jones 784 for a 4.3 average.

In Michigan State's 10-10 tie with Notre Dame, Jones was usec principally as a blocker. NEW YORK (AP) The 1966 Associated Press AJ1 America football team: OFFENSE Ends Jack Clancy, Michigan; Ray Perkins, Alabama. Tackles Cecil Dowdy, Alabama; Gary Bugenhagen, Syracuse. Regner, Notre Dame; LaVerne Allers, Nebraska. Center Jim Bceland, Georgia Tech.

Quarterback Steve Spurrier, Florida. Backs Mel Farr, UCLA; Nick Eddy, Notre Dame; Clint Jones, Michigan State. DEFENCE Ends Bubba Smith, Michigan State; Tom Greenlee, Washington. Tackles Loyd Phillips, Arkansas; George Patton, Georgia. Middle Guard Wayne Meylan.

Nebraska. Naumoff, Tenness Jim Lynch, Notre Dame; Bob Matheson, Duke. Backs Georse Webster, Michigan State: Tom Miani'. Frank Loria, Vir- ginir Tech. SECOND TEAM Offense Ends Barney, Iowa State; Larry Gilbert, Texas Tech.

Vary, Southern California: Jack Calcaterra, Purdue. Guards Lynn ThornhUl, Southern Methodist: Del Williams, Florida State. Carr. Florida. Quarterback Bob Griese, Purdue.

Backs Floyd Little, Svra- Borrelli Scores 36 as SJR Wins Borretti played only 25 Vi minutes last night, but the fin.ii! 16 were all St. Joseph needed to build a 43-27 halftime lead that weathered a stand by SS Commas Damian of Punxsu- tawncy. With BonreHi chuckling in the 196S-67 area high of 36 ipointo, tihe Blue Jays boosted ithedr season record to 3-1 wifth a 66-65 victory. The junior sharpshooter was on the first half, picking up 26 of his points. Double teamed 'he second half, 'he 'picked up his fourth foul eady in the tihird period and had watch from the sidelines as the visitors slowly crept back into the game.

Led by 6-3 Pete Clement, Punxsy dominated the boards. But St. Joe rebdunders Bob English, Ken Fantasky and Ralph Sebte received their share of caroms, fche one factor that kept the home team in game wiiih Borrell on the bench. English en'ded with 13 rebounds, Fanta'skey with 12. SS COSMAS DAMIAN F-FT Molinaro 8 0-2 16 Weaver 9 1- 2 19 Clement 8 4-5 20 Meehan 21-25 Uveges 0 1-3 1 Bonadio 0 4-6 4 Totals 27 11-20 65 ST.

JOSEPH Borrelli 15 6-6 36 Maxwell 4 4-6 12 Fantaskey 5 2-3 12 English 14-76 Sette 0 0- 0 0 Curran 0 0-0 0 Totals 25 16-22 66 SS Cosmas Damian 10 17 It 23-45 St. Joseph 23 20 7 Ift-M Officals: Kitt and Kepler. SS Cosmas Damian, 47-46. Frosh Lead Assault on Swim Maries GENESEO Led by four (performances, two by freshman Bob Hulls, Lock Haven State began the dual meet portion of its 1986-4J7 swimming season wiith a satisfying 64-40 victory over Genese State here last night. The Bald Eagle finmen mow turn their attention' toward a tough Youngstown University team in a meet scheduled at Thomas Fieldhouse Saturday 2.30 p.

jm. The Eagles had double- winners, including Hults who established school standards in the 200 yard individual medley and 200 yard butterfly. Junior Dick Guyer won the 100 and 200 yard while freshman Eastman recorded victories in the 500 and 1000 freestyles. School records were also set by Eastman in the distance freestyle and by freshman diver Andy Kaplan in his specialty. Coach Harold Hacker was pleased with all the times of Ms boys.

LHSC 64, Geneseo St. 41; 400 Med. Relay: Geneseo (Brown, Jack Hausman, Harvey, Bush) by disqualification, 1000 Free: 1-Russ Eastman (LH), 2-Laney (Gen), 3- Riley Eaton (LH), (school record) 200 Free: 1-Dick Guyer (LH), 2-Reigelsburger (Gen), 3- Bartlett (Gen), 50 Free: 1-Welch (Gen), S- Don Faulkner (LH), 3-A. Smith Gen), :24.2. 200 IM: 1-Bob Hults (LH), 2- Harvey (Gen), 3-R.

Smith (Gen) (school record) Diving: 1-Andy Kaplan (LH), 2-Jim Cunningham (LH), 3- Wilson (Gen), school record) 200 Fly: 1-Hults ('LH), 2-Eaton (Gen.) T- Clement paced the losers with 20 points, roomily from underneath, while Paul Weaver's jump shots net ted h'm 19 and Pete Moillaaro tarred in 16. St. Jae's vaunted that worked so well against Austin, was ineffective last night. So it took the all-out effort of the reboundens to maintain the 'lead and preserve the victory. The preliminary was also nip and tuck affair, with SS Cosmas Damian coming out on top, 47-46.

Joe ImtaUura was high for 'the Jays with 21. St. Joe's journeys to North Penn £..: PAT BORREI.LI Couldn't Be Stopped League Openers for 'Cafs, BEN Ends Alan'Paste. Notre back at this weight, is sick and cuse: Garrett Ford, West Vira doubtful starter. gir.ia; Ray McDonald, Idaho.

Bobcat Reliable Defense Hawkins, another of Bobcat reliables, meets 1 Dame: George Foussekis. Vir- junior Bob Owens. gini? Tech. Bitner, 6-2 winner over Jeff Knarr. challenges las: year's state semi-finalist Dave Jovner.

Hardy, Notre! Dame: Dennis Byrd, North! Carolina State. I Middle Guard John La- State defeated Chestnut Ridge Crone, Southern Methodist. 43-10 in its opener. The Bobcats Linebackers Charles Thorn- 1 could be weakened by illness hill. Michigan State: Townsend' this pas: week and injuries on Clarke.

Armv: Adrian the squad. Southern California. Preceding the varsity cornpe- Wachholtz. tition. junior varsity and Nate Shaw.

Southern juyvee learns will compete California; Chuck on two mats. JRice. 100 Free: 1-Guyer (LH), 2- Faulkner (LH), 3-Welch (Gen), 200 Back: 1-Ed Haztett (LH), 2-Bush (Gen), 3-D. Johnson (Gen), 500 Free: 1-Eastman (LH), 2-Reigelsburger (Gen), 3- Laney (Gen), 200 Breast: 1-Hausman (Gen), 2-Glen Oeler -(LH), 3-Doug Blanchard (LH), 400 Free Relay: Lock Haven (Guyer, Eaton, Steve Rooney, Faulkner), Meet the Bobcats Lock Haven High's basketball team will hold open house tonight, 7:15, to introduce the 1966-67 player i and run I through drills. Season tickets will also be available at the iotrodootory League seasons start for Lock Haven High's wrestling team and Bald Eagle Nittany's basketball team Friday night, while the LHHS cagers begin thek home campaign.

Lock Haven (1-0) is at State College on the mats, the only grappling action involving area schools. BEN and Mifflinburg each sport 1-1 pre-league records, but the Panthers go again al partial strength, with junior guard Mike Myers missing because of a hand injury. Dick Daubermsn (17.5), Tom Eisenhower (14.0) and Steve Miller (10.0) pace the Panthers. The Wildcats have a gcnxi backoourt combination in 5-1C senior Mike Herman and 5-10 junior Scott Klingman along with a strong center in 6-3 senior Joe Sharp. They're a veteran crew.

The Bobcat cagers (2-1) will face a towering senior-studded team in Philipsburg (1-1), one that lists 6-6 Paul Yastro, 6-2 Merle Ammerman, Paul Guelich, Dan Earner and 511 Harry Townsend back from last year. Impressive juniors also have height in 6-3 Stan Wawrynovic and Scott Milsom. The Bobcats are led by Ron Kodish (26.3), Steve Caruso (12:7) and Jim Gi'llock (11.3), but Bob Henry and Don Bowes have started to make it a five- man team. Renovo (1-1) entertains West Branch (1-0) and is expected to have little trouble with the taller Warriors. Six foot senior Roy Sports Schedule TONIGHT Wrestling College R.I.T.

at Utica High School Central Conference C. Logan at Penns 7 p.m. Jundata Jt. at BeHefonte W. Branch at Moshannon Vail.

West Branch Warrior Run at BEN, 8 p.m. Msfftinburg at Muncy Montgomery at Loyabock HughesviHe at Montoursvile S. Wmspt. at Lewishurg Tri-Valley Kishacoquilas at West Synder Non-League at HaMfax, 7:30 p.m. Canton ait Wimamaport Mahanoy Jt.

at Middleburg Jayvee Mansfield at J. Shore, 7.30 p. m. Basketball High School Non-League Tyrone at BEA, 8 p.m. Juniaita Jt.

at Tuscarora Val. FRIDAY Wrestling College Bkxoms'burg -at S. IHimois High School Central Conference LHHS at State College, 8 p. m. ClearfieM at Tyrone Hollburg at Phiiipshurg Basketball High School West Branch BEN at Mifflinburg, 8 p.

m. Montours. at- Lewisburg Loyalsock at Wamor Run Muney at Hughesville S. at Montgomery Non-League Philipsburg at LHHS, 8 p. m.

W. Branch at Renovo, 8 p. m. SJ Renovo N. Penn, 8 p.

m. Shore at SJ 8 p. m. State College at Huntingdon Chief Logsn at Bedlefonte Lewistown at at Brookway Williarosburg at Central Spr. at SF (York) Clearfield aft St.

Manys College LHSC at Edintoro, 8 p. m. Junior High at J. Shore, 4 p. m.

Swansegar and 5-9 junior Bill double figures in West Branch's opener with Bald Eagle Area. The Railroaders are paced by junior sharpshooter Bob Poorman, scoring at a 27 point per game pace. Renovo St. Joseph (3-1) journeys to North Penn (0-2). The Blue Jays are headed by Pat BorreLli (27.5), Ken Fantaskey (11.5).

Paul Mervali (11.0) and Bob English (11.0). In a game rescheduled from Thursday, and now listed for the Roosevelt Junior High gymnasium, Jersey Shore (1-2) takes on St. Joe's of Williamsport (13. The Irish are small but fast and rely on letterman Dave Williams and Chuck Fantaskey. Harold Kitchen (18 points per game) paces the Bulldogs.

In college action Lock Haven State returns to the hardwoods after its brilliant 89-76 upset of California State Sunday. The Bald Eagles travel to Endintooro paced by Max Pavlovich (17.5), Jim Richards (17.0) and Steve Daley (14.0). Ross Reminisces Sports Pasts of Ferguson, Chuck Osborne Recollected By NEVEL Express Sports Statistician Tim Ferguso.i. Lock Haven State graduate, was an outstanding football and basketball player at the heal college for Following graduation he taught at North Fayette Junior School. Then in 1928 he became connected with the Williamsport school system.

Tim first taught and helped coach basketball at Curtin Junior High for 14 years. He thsn moved to an elementary school in Williamsport. In 1955 he became principal of the Lose Elementary School, continuing in this position until retirement in 1966. Mr. Ferguson's first wife died.

He is now married to the former Ella Forcey, LBSC graduate in 1925. They live at 423 Hawthone Williamsport. He has two children by his first wife. Chuck Osborne narticipated in three sports at Lock Haven High. He played football, basketball and baseball in On the baseball field Chuck was a standout in Little League, Junior League and American Legion play.

He also played in the Clinton and Central leagues. Chuck, who still keeps in trim playing tennis, works at the local post office. He is married to the former Joy Harrau and they have a daughter, Nicole 2, who was born on her father's birthday. Bill Smith, athletic director of the San Francisco Olympic Club, has been named coach of the United States Freestyle wrestling 'team for the 1968 Olympics. Tom Evans, University of Oklahoma wrestling coach, was named Greco-Roman coach of the U.S.

team. The Paul area wit be training headquarters CHUCK OSBORNE Three Sports will take part in the 1967 Pan- American games. Art McCloskey, of Lock Haven remembers watching the great Central State Normal School (Lock Haven State) football teams of the 1905-10 era. He recalls one game when Dave Thomas, Sr. and Bob Peck, who later was an AH American at Pitt, were outstanding all afternoon.

Art remembers one in particular when Peck came barreling through the line and all of a sudden leaped 'over three opposing players, but he didn't quite make it, and came down on top of them. For a moment it looked like Peck had driven all three of the oposition into the ground. Art recalled it was several minutes before any of them got upw Don't forget fans, basketball Friday at LHHS gym, the Bobcats entertain Philipsburg. Monday let's back the Bald Eagles at home with Shippensburg. Wrestling tonight and Saturday at BEN.

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