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Sit li 14 7 i eek peabody-Lipscolitb Hittsboros-Dttpoltt Set Next musimas Risk NIL I 0 rt 1 0 11 it 11) tr 4 Boys Lead 1 I 1 1 N- 4 I --3 I) A Li I irl ----i l-' -1'-- '1'''Il Iiiii(1)11: sh li it eei 111trS Aso' SITIL rlitild Atton 111177z1 'Vk IP I 1 '''-11-: 1 2 1 r- i- 4 I I I f' i' i 1 itk 1 i k' I I l'' 1 i tr 1 1 I I f7 'Itli 1 1 ti I Tech Eagles 'Flat' It Tangerine Bowl Defeat Citadel Tech Eagles 'Flat' I lg Tangerine BoNvi IT-1 0 et Arl 11 1 I I I 60 4 4 1r 011 i N) 1 '''I 4 -S ol 'Ss 1 41 2-- 'I 4 411 1 A 1116 li Ir 6- i if A r1 I al I ill i 1 of ir 'k -N '0-- ya-- OF eit i 1 I 1 0 if kt 1 i 1 6- 4 I 1 1 Ilk S'- ii( i si ill --it A 1 4 4 '''t a 1 1 414 li tifi' 1 4 3 t4 Sy EDGAR ALLEN Intertsrholeee Lgepte I arkethellere wititto prt tint 4J A to lief ill3U1 act trIl ale roct 11410 bcgitai with stir torte TLeity West vartsolreelirt (rakes WI rret(ty Peabody Mt) currently the NIL hottest leans after thirst plac 1nosti at 0 lifFS'if aaaaa relent at Gallatin followed by seris over previously en oripeatert Murfreesboro 111-47) West tS4-44t and $GA (6112) In mddle Tenn 00000 Involatior wII test the Mustangs eh beaten In league play thus far th4 season IR ALLIN le Intererholser wirers to A to serious Hine begitis with filr nigh ftent1ii4 LIVei0111511 (rake ettrreelly fh after sits at the VPW Gallatin 10110witel prawinully trnashora 14S-47) iliGA (6112) Intdollarto Mustangs idt WI Play thu0 far I 1 1 Isporontb es 11tpunce4 47-45 by riA In ovortitoo in the WTIT hut bounced 47-45 by IS the IttTIT but 1 ww 1)ERIIAPS tho moot cottoned peroon in Idertintioi a Gymnasium after tho iitorrh of filmes Cameo Tburoday roam Illitaboro's young roorh Nita Coutrat Tho Burros ono of tho NIL's moot unpredictable cl4141 14 jU ii blown or to olvtP4 im-4) ateltwt 111 'tot ttut4 Ott l' 't 1)-4 ge It t' 0 I pone Weft" Lag: et hedult reoe I IltI osio-11 it trilfv I Orlarsti ri ch see Th seeoht leitltheff efl ht rfelt ro a Ohio Valley rontretwe champions ni hi in the Ihterin tine piPot rre 're- tflt caught nut- 1111C this amen and toutded wiritt ens of th f-0 14 11''' 14 A'A i toeroel ilkn- i' l'It Anti It i as moat eriforturtit "woes trt th )ar by 'th Cita Is: tk 9691P 100fht IPPit IF that both offform performances iirlde4 op id a rt a triutollt 1t rieott eff geee-e "04 ifrataoltthll 111111: Conti WIbuto 7 wilkI --00 Lail) Key Malt ht us gewldn't 0410109t Sit th )010 111A 'I fel It -ot it" tot Unt ow o' ft et 1' ott I up to ill 0 Ic iktr1 tf 'CI to-5tv- et earl's rf I it I Buiio Hopes Of 0)rirk woo 11t III te11 folep illbtflit arr 101-m14A Ink t'vtf-e tlet of the it rsoe illt viten I in 0614 tn 14 it 111'1 rfere I In eui tri-e der th et Tv rita fel VI t'd II 6 Futitte Success 4 up1 I tp olio 104 In fo4 yr) 14ett Irve faat cl otaoot To Ps ttAeoe1 wol4at 'et I)ERHAPS thil most satisfied pereon In Idernotlei trfsefire fin" hut teeth etle Itt" t- Gymnasium after the iderrh it Cameo Thursday night enfle in It oriie at enkewe 1 -tiff a' Il en iie en)thire Irlitaboro's yourt roech Niel" Coutraa I ii 'rho Burros ono of thir IL's moot unprettic am ctsdA 14 it a frOt1 1 eila lel' al In I to tan 1 7 tot le I- a a I 1 ft)sn out 6t 'et 1 1 't seen of eloe bore" a of As I See 40011 t1 of 4 ly i el ntAglneI 13 ndtrut en I It itil 1 1 an le '1 enA-te tontos mo1 mi 1 toroloo In to'! cc A all nn t1 iAk he Preps vt Alm" Trh Nk 4 PrAARA Perrot' nnel orocrh 14 wwtar gfirti It- ef-ny mance of the th -Tfinftert-e The r1 By EDGAR ALLEN areiton but big Atrt' "A' tv l'-Ale TPIAs Hoe 41 "A At she 143 11110(01 )higtilit 6 center Toni I 114 111 11-11 1 LAP I 1 l-J Irve faat CI aasori 11''011 too Tos tsAsa4 aial4at 'at I)ERIIABS the moot galleried perton In Vandertnila )der notial in Is 1 Gymnasium after the Mereh of innate Cameo Thuroday malt in af was Iltilaboro's youvg coach INtek outrat 1 -11 it cn I take so)lhire a IY froto -r cos tel al if i Tho Burr ed ono of th N1L's moot unpreelictabla elsda I ad juil blown 114'4" it ateat ehol mmo ot iette trelv to tfe a- it)an out txt 'et fb AS I See th jam t413 Itmat alto! Jig of telle 1restiai 4141 tfil trUt en I Not only la ham 1 twe end of tontos tr 4 A an it Hill i Perelie ol Ea4 rwo ilal Therao a tileb Teeh a aee The reps mo1 ini oAU i ee al no Prtaal" l'effor' rogLghl le 1w ee gfirt Iv all mance of the t' -Tanreri-e 01 The rgt By EDGAR ALLEN i-aeon hut hig were HA' EA TP146 mil lie I 0 the POI seemn hallbatit Early East burn 03) tea Tach traffic at he mikes a olort Friday night on the 'ranter Ina Bowl at Awg vv mto htavy I nne gLI ifl he 20 ttlutrrh 1 Tech Cav tended by 13000 LINEIMINJ WO 1 4 I 1 (1!" 1 tI Ni 11" a --7'- it eiV4 'N 4 Citaitel haltback Early Eastbuth (43) tire MIO heavy Tenneo he makes short gain in the 20 triurrrh Tanattlne Bowl at Fla Tech ullilf tendert by 13000 110 Neat Week's Carnes It nal' r114 I liaafoola a ohs aol el Illatteavabato llaatal 111111 Mat 14P11 41 aria tatataaa 1 al I1OL )8111 iteadassaamaliio all 1 rw TM Itatidir Spoinattold at Ilan MOAT Havant I ilitlabara $:1 I 111aa I ataaatiang 11 aldiaosa al Dentlean Aatioale at I enital latlittua 1 att111sat 1 Gkartill 11 Jat lien al iiiiii $:1 111rtan 11 Iiiiiabot latata (1) 6 aI al 6 reb al Highland Ralf I laaromb 111P14 I itoorognb at I 11itad al Min II 'anal al Head Title 41 rt I 1611HDAY nolo al tiathaad It aranktia loonelao at AnitaKA) 4:) ntral at Madison 2) Coodlatttille at Maplewood (1) ek's Carnes rartAi took Soto tIt at Iniattioted Het aI 1011 Irs ItattAlr 11AT fiss4 iil al 0000d Iff ft iiiiii Ito oleo talinta 1111110114 Bata ad Title It) DAY She 121 orb oft t2t Maplewood 'IA orvihm4 ft at right IMP Broyles (:1) and Gordon Mail On (IS) Aktion cam sr the first quarter of the game which waa at AP it hrvbeu ors right aro Ralph Broyles (:1) awl Gordon Mason (18 Actien came In the litat quarter Of the Lame which was a College Results Cell Italtib saostosootoottosoosoosaostesoo State Pre') --1 iN 9 Iirille A' el's Lude( 1 Cage Results 144 T1644 Avoselato4 1 vit Ili 414 I Cards Frustration 4 P611 Illtatet41 111 04401 41tt II ILAi444 1: list44111 ebb 1 Lnoor III 44 owlsoft41 111 14siiie 1 114Stoo 4 rin I ii II 'tough 40 44 14414 CI 4 bail 144 ik )lfr tt I 1 1 id I Ile Bears I 144144m44 1114 ST No4141014of 11 4' Th Avose4ato4 to ok1111 P611 11 111 4111 11 (Ai174 14144111 ebb 1 1Ber III 1 4 11s111 114101 1111 1 loglw41 tough 40 (d 1164 CI 4 hail 4 "Ilt41 144 4 11114444 1117 I 11441417 Piot 11 it au 4 ID simakeu 1-1 I -IgL 171 1 1 its serectett 1 as through tk tor 'hitt qt" Ctadail dd th oratel amount of dernao le th Eaglet The BO 'dogs oained 167 yards mostly on piro-peint by Quarterback Jerry Nettles Wetted as the games Most Vatuable Player The T'lleviel a 1o rang up 2-4 verde nn itrnurtet but It um 41ireppqrlit rl1-2' ill Michl st Inn that ultrontely opened the tin" nin 11 INinr nf ft' Hotrier The ritirtri drove qpen (In In-torch rn end Rill Tinto vIrte wit on tke f'rlA volt 'offer Tech htvi apnerentiv onppert th drIv Th ntaitel mayo' the 1101 toe the real of the firgt half hut Tech mannered tn 0'04 of! foora 'coring tn trail by only 7 at th halt I 1 my Law 111'1 come through with the finest exhibition of his career "I believe were straightened out now" observed the beaming Coutras "We've played as well as I'd want In the last four games Yes even in that loss to Goodlettaville "We started with the win over Madison Then Goodiettsville came the next night and ws let down some but did okay until the last few minutes But I have no complaints about the way we've played mince the Madison game" Hillsboro success centers around the 195pound Law After 19 points against Diencliff Dec 21 the senior center cams through with 24 rebounds and 20 points against Ryan Thus over half of the 78 points he has scored this It'401011 Cstne in the past two Plarts and coutras hopes that the newly-elected Burro captain's play La indicative of things to come "We've got Dupont (71) and Cumberland (6A) in Our next two starts" remarked Coutras if we do all right against them :7 we should be on our way" For height and experience no team in the league can touch Hilisboro's starting team of 6-1 Tad Gardner 6-2 Joe Bob Gear 5-11 Larry Boese 5-10 Tommy Scoggins and the 6-4 Law If they continua to play as they did Thursday night the Burros might yet attain the high perch picked for them by preseason for' carders a 7 (Another in a xertes--They Met The Challenge-) By HOWARD ROBERTS Chcago Dilly News Servoc titrilos lit40111614i 4 laimiolonitip PIapt IJPI tstiode nsolatten kingsport 11441114as Stoott Amosti fie (G InWligilenal 1-tossittnlo Cbsitanote Sito Dam de ritenin olya I VI Melso County 53 Plogab 4 411a I 1 1 to Alt WIWI TOURS AMP bmplanobipi Mot 1 if 154 get Memphis litte one I Wird Plato "testers ILentkv II Tolan LOPi I NG I FI It I 441( 11( 146 11 I 11 I hird l'if I na Indiana 1 I I if Piste siliarni fa siniord 14 ih Noce Minnesota I hig an Nate 71 Tort hoMIL it hamoninhip Nf 11 Georgia lferh Third Mee lorlds 13 (ottia ICSIONIS IN IT LION AL hamplanshigo IR hmend AI William and Mary 17 onsolatinn) irginta la MI II ALL 01I I til TOCRNLII whit 19 Refine IL hied Flare) tah Plate 5 New 1 ork Univ 43 it If Marti Houston SA Oklahoma Cite At iiieventh Plarfo Tuls 01 Teas Christian fi3 GLIY SOUTH CLASSIC (Championship As Carolina Mississippi IL Thud Place) Centenary 71 Middle Tenn 07 (overt(me) (Fifth Plaret Georgetown 61 I ouisiana Tech 51 Seventh Piero) Northwestern I La) Ma Tessa it eatern 71 rine? hit Mar Beebe Inyttatiogal it MAU Irliell0 SS 4 0 i 4 14 I IF '1 't 1 1 i Holiday Ban Hurting County? LS 1 int) SS entral SI ment Holatnn SI 37 SY Lastrenceburt POINEl-Illi TOURNEY IChamnionablai Citadel IlL ltake over rm an (IMPS) in heads the NIL standings will a 6-0 mark Peabody's 35 mark in loop phy I no better than Doh aniont tl0 2S-team standings but the Tigc-s" indiday play has boosted stock considerably In their initial meetim: in the 'tiny Peataaly Lipscomb sits rd-pressed or a 71-61 win but ithe Mustangs hope to have an ea5ier time on the spacious Mequiddy gym floor However there have been spy oral developments since that Dec 12 tilt Lipscomb's Rodney English silo made 25 points in thn game has Muniped notnewhat in the Froring department and biz 6-8 Clyde Lee has COMP up with a hampering broken finger Meanwhile little Harry Ward and Jack Gayden Peabody's two fine guards have shown decided improvement Ward now has a 163 average with 260 points and Gayden 114 Rivaling the Peabody-Lipscomb tilt next week will be the Friday clash between Hillsboro and DIpont I Dupont f7-1) is showing signs of becoming the Dupont of old after its 61-44 less to Madison while Hillsboro is fresh from a 55-II3 rout of Ryan in the March of Dimes Games This winner should become Madison's top rival for 19th DigItrict supremacy the rest of the way to the tournaments Other top-notch tussles Include West at Cohn and East at Murfreesboro Tuesday night and th4 Li tton-Cumberlend and EGA-Ryan struggles Friday evening Saturday night Dupont travels across town to play West in their first seasonal clash in modern history NIL Boys' Standings MI NIL tomes Team Pct WL Lioscomb 6 1000 9-I-- Dupont 7 1478 71 Father Ryan 875 5-3 Madison 5 83:4 A Cumberland 5 833 5-1 Litton 7 750 3-1 Mt Juliet 3 50 7-4 H-F Tech 5 2 750 7-3 West 5 2 71S 73 Hillsboro 5 '2 714 6-2 Cohn 4 2 667 7-2 Goodtettsville 4 2 667 4-2 Bellevue 4 3 571 4-4 'Antioch 3 3 SON) 3-3 Mapewood 2 2 500 22 Hendersonville 1 1 500 7-5 North 2 3 400 23 Peabody 3 5 375 106 East 4 333 2-4 Howard 2 5 211113 26 Doneison 8 286 26 Glenelift 1 5 167 1-5 MBA 1 a 167 16 Joeiton 1 6 143 16 Overton 0 3 000 0-3 Franklin 0 4 000 06 Tenn Prep 0 5 000 I 5 Central 0 6 000 0-6 IL standings mark in loop pltv jath anon' ti0 but the Tigc-s las boonted kidrr meeting in the Lipscomb sits 71-h1 win but lope to have an the spacious Mcr tes hs inn1c ee hthat its Rodney Eng25 points in the tied somewhat in artment and biz A ellirle up with a rn finger Ws Harry Ward in Peabody's two 0 shown decided Yard now has a th 260 points and Peabody-Lipscomb ill he the Friday iillsboro and DI-showing signs of ipont of old after Madison while sh from a 155-n the March of should become val for 19th Dishe rest of the way nts tussles Include nd East at Mur- ty night and tha lend and EGA-Friday evening Dupont travele lay West in their lash In modern Standings MI NIL Games IV Pet W-L 2 1000 9-1- 7 1475 -1 6 R75 R-3 5 833 A 5 833 5-1 7 750 3-1 3 59 7-4 5 2 750 7-3 5 2 71 I 73 5 a 714 6-' 2 687 7-2 4 2 667 4-2 4 3 571 4-4 3 3 SOO 3-3 2 2 500 2-2 I 1 500 7-5 2 3 400 2-3 3 5 375 10-6 2 4 333 2-4 2 2 26 2 2-6 8 282 2-2 1 5 167 1-5 1 8 167 1-6 1 8 143 1-6 0 3 000 0-3 0 4 000 0-2 5 000 1 -5 0 6 000 0-6 OING INTO their football ie all giA with the Brats al 1 4 Comiskey Park on Thanksoving 13'29 the Cardinal) 44tre in the throes of deep frustration In th previous four games itainst their bitter crosstovn 444 thry hadn't scored a 0' oitiLle touchdown In fact they 'voted only three points in alt It unit a situation the Ca rd inala couldnt tolerate I 1 4 Someone had to dr) somthing hout N1 One 11 did He met the challenge so devastatingly that his name is atilt in the record s01 books The Line In the National Football League record rules manual reads 'fost points ion garnei- 40 1 4 1 -16 touchdowns 4 extra points) Ernie Nevi Chicago Cardinals at A -vaolorot 1 vs Chicago Bears Nov 2 1-eork in9) Ernie Nevers ruggedly sio handsome blond giant from Stanford and the only man who could rival the great Red Is Grange as a box-office magnet scored all the Cardinals' points 0" 4 If 44' that bitter cold Thursday as the Cards wrought their vengeance co5- on the Bears by 40-6 There probably never was ERNIE NEVERS an athlete with a greater desire and a more flaming competitive spirit than In one game against Brooklyn he was being carried off the field when he suddenly regained consciousness He fought off restraining hands went back into the game and carried the ball 16 consecutive times to score the winning touchdown! That was the spirit Nevers carried onto the field against the Beare The preceding Sunday Never had scored 19 points against Dayton That meant he had scored 59 consecutive points for the the greatest one-man show in the history of football 1C00Yright 1960 The Naahville Banner and Chicago Daily News) ith tho Feats 1T-1) the Cerdthele Rt mit ti ounntnit A vmni tort off-tackle by halfhack Tornmv Ed- Chaimplenship werdn on th second nifty of the Mary Hughes PE Elisabeth third quarter rave The Citadel Costae lation seerind touchdown and lead Lamar 3 Holston MI never threatened by Tech linaaville South Invite The other Citadel scores came fitabiliallie on a la-varri pilot from Nettles stssiniut South Role 4 lc) 1111 mien and one-vard sneak IlinettOn 63 Knoxville tie by Sid Mitchell that bad been set Clinton Invitations up by pass interception Championship Tech 's two biggest scoring throats were choked off by an- Lake titi 61' Kna eine other Interception and a fumble Maryville-Alcoa -tfter the Eagles had driven to Semifinals The Citadel 10-yard line in the Stryville Knelirillt 111 hird period Bradley (aunty 7 I dentist "This game wap on a par with MIDDLE TENNEM4 our best performance during the 'Woodlivre I White Bluff regular season and Wan possibly Alumni ill Lynchburg 31 our best of the year" reflected Bulldog Coach Eddie Teague "We Laronceburg Invitath Semifinals were readv and the 'boys just Summeriness 77 Itodenham simply went after -ern" Hillsboro 414ms Co) 62 La 79 Tech quarterback Gordon Matt- Cookeville Invitetion on was selected the game's out- Semifinals standing sportsman by game of- Cartbsce ton Spencer 41 ficials Oainesbore Invitation Semitinaia The crowd of 13200 set a new smithout Of Baxter 19 Tangerine Bowl record and upheld the fine tradition of a good TENNESSEE drawing card held by Ohio Val- ilenlmt ley Conference teams in this Tresticell 60 Tech aa particular game stem Catholic StL Mem Ove Mem Humes 64 South Side The game was played under a 1tcenitlio pc cans 9 :15411 Whit 8 jai clear sky after a brief afternoon Lexington 63 Beech Bluff shower interrupted the Tanger- DTer 50 Bradford 43 Grand Junction 02 Covingt me Bowl parade downtown The Dillon SO Troy 37 playing surface was slightly soggy Jericho (Miss) 72 Adamsvi but didn't appear to hamper the Camden Invitational players' footing to any great de- championship gree Camden VI Huntingdon 33 Jackson North Side Invit Citadel guard Britt Knox son Semifinals of BAN NMI cartoonist Jack Knox Jackson North Side 71 Rip! played briefly He ended the game Deeiturtille Christmas Tom by throwing Tech quarterback Semifinals Jake Libby a former Nashville i Sardis 51 Lobeiville 37 Champlimship Mary Hughes AL Ellubothia Consolation Lamar OS Hisiston II ginogyille South Invitational Knox MI Routh MIL Selo Kingston AS Knoxville nest Clinton Invitational Championship Lake City 61 Knoxvillo Maryville-Alcoa itemirina is NIryville Ki Knelltrillt Bradley it minty 7 I riendsville MIDDLE TENSES) it'oodlavin 81 White Bluff Alumni a Lynchburg 33 Larenceburt Invitational hemitinals ummertoon 77 Plodenham Hillsboro it ms Co) it2 79 Cookeville Invitetional Semifinals Carthage 54 Spencer 41 Osinesbnen Invitational Semi( 'nal Smithville Baxter 19 LST TENNESSI Mem Central 6M Kingsbury Mem East Messick 53 Mem I readwell 66 Tech 33 Alem Catholic SS Mem Mem Humes 64 South Side Mem cans 46 It hits Station Jackson 53 MUS 46 Lexington 63 Beech Bluff Dyer 50 Bradford 43 Grand Junction ti OW111810111 Minn 60 Troy 37 Jericho (Miss) 72 Adamsvilla Jackson North Side Semifinals Jackson North Side 11 Maley Deco' tumille Christman Semifinal" At Overton 63 A3 14 44 53 64 nESPITE Hillsboro's win there's growing feeling among the county coaches that the ban on Christmas holiday tournaments in addition to the limitation on season games is working an increasing hardship on the teams "Its nice to have Christmas holidays off" Paye one 19th District coach "But I don't think there's any doubt but what the layoff hurts basketball in our district 'Just look at the experience Peabody has picked up playing in two Christmas tournaments It gives all those teams that play during th holidays a head start on the rest of us when school starts back' The 19th District's finest period of success through the early fifties came when Hillsboro Dupont and others were participating annually in Christmas tournaments Last-Half Foldups Hurt West IF West hopes to be a threat by tournament time Coach Joe Shapiro must solve the mystery of the Blue Jays late collapses In all four of the Blues' losses thus far the team has had commanding early leads or at least been in the thick of the game until the final half Ryan outscored the Jays 49-38 the last three quarters in a 56-55 win Lipscomb beat them 38-24 the last three periods in a 42-41 7 win Murfreesboro outpointed them 38-19 the last half after a 21- 20 first half and Peabody outscored the Blues 34-17 the last half in their MTIT tussle Tuesday night This And That City All-Stater Bill Henry who had a 9-2 pre' Chrietmas record as head coach at Loudon has resigned to return to the University of Tennessee to work on his Master's de- gree high school association has a new curfew rule this season that no basketball game can go past10 Earlier this month Ringgold beat Dalton 67-65 in overtime called by the curfew with 28 seconds left to play The curfew was the result of parents' complaints on- youngsters staying out too late isn't going anywhere in the NIL hoop race but Coach Mama Johnson has a potential ace in 6-11-i 160- pound freshman David Mabry who's a fine rebounder its Dec 16 loss (42-41) West had beaten Lipscomb 15 straight times dating back to the 1952-53 season Invitational 24 Tournament COMIOlation Brigham Young 61 11411 57 NATION CAPITAL it hampionship) Temple 4h American Univ 61 Third Place Lafayette 62 Lehigh 49 SPRING1 IELD INVITATIONAL it hampionshipi Massachuaella 67 Amherst 57 DOW AST CLASSIC (Championship) Maine 69 it bode hand 63 nird Place Bates 63 Boston I inv 52 41 if in Place Lomeli 73 (seventh Place) Colby 82 boodoin 16 AR WEST LASSIC (Championship) Oregon State 73 Seattle 85 4 Third Place) MISOna State 70 Idaho 64 Fifth Place) Oregon 52 Portland 45 (Seventh Place) Washington stale 78 Wisconsin 72 CAC Al SAN tiCAN(IsCO hampionship) San Itanehco 51 bl Mary's (Calif) 48 (overtime (third Place) Santa Clara Di San Jose State 42 (I nth P)ace) Loyola Los Angeles II Pepperdine 62 (Seventh Place) College of Pacitic 56 kordham 54 DIXIE CLANSIC (semifinals) Duke Marquette 13 North Carolina 87 Manors 87 (Consolation) NC State 15 Maryland 67 Vake Forest 87 WYOMing 64 LAUREL LNITTATIONAL (Championship) Miss Southern 77 East Tennessee 76 (overtime) (Third Place) Davidson 12 North Texas State 59 BAYOU HOLIDAY CLASSIC (Championship) Southqestern Lonialana 77 Kentucky 1 elviC)4111 75 CiLLEN CITY LNVITATIONAL ltnampionship) Lipscomb 73 Florence State 68 Third Piece) Austin Peay 7 Delta State 69 OTHER GAMES Bradley 92 Dartmouth 60 Pitsuorght 57 Brown 61 SA-IL Alabama 53 kice (i(lt LiCMbell 65 huller 71 Yale 64 Texas 63 Air Force Academy 51 Vanderbilt 92 Chattanooga 78 Texas 93 Mississippi Stale 82 Eastern Kentucky 78 Texas Tech 66 Denver 68 Washington Louis) 60 DePsui 81 Western Michigan 60 Los Angelem State 82 Bowling Green 78 Lincoln (Mo) 416 North Dakota 73 San Diego State 91 ban Diego Marines 89 (overtime) Cleveland 111 Akron 110 1 Hillsboro player for a seven-yard loss Missouri The Yardstick tl cc au Kin err Sees First Dols ns i 1 25 Rushing Yardage 71 2 i I Passing Yardage 20 107 Passes 3-1 I 11-40 16 passes Intercepted BY 0 Il 2 1-54 30 I-11 Punts unibles Lost i 0 may winning In Bowl Yards Penalized ir i Tech a 0 i Citadel 3 la 1-271 NIL Girl's Standings Standings Vanderbilt's 8-Game Statistics 6 pass from Nettles tcalso kirk 56 run (kick failed) 16 pass from Nettles (Giles kick I run (Onto klek) By GEORGE LEONARD "It isn't 'Oklahoma and the Seven Dwarfs' in the Big Eight any more" says Russ Faulkinberry "we had two teams in the top 11 (Missouri 5th and Kansas 11th) this year We might have three Missouri Kansas and Colorado in the top 20 next season as at AH NIII Games Team 1 Pct W-1 inellevue 7 0 1000 8-0 Dupont 7 I 875 71 Hillsboro 1 87 11-1 East 2 I 867 4-1 Antioch 4 3 51 4-1 Done 4 3 571 4-3 Cumberland 3 3 00 3-3 1 ranklin 4 2 500 34 Maplewood 500 3-2 Hendersonville 1 1 500 7-4 Madison 2 4 333 2-4 Central 2 4 300 2-4 Goodlettavilla 2 4 333 2-4 Joeiton 2 5 280 2-5 I it ton 1 3 25() 1-3 MI Juliet I It 250 5-6 Overton 0 8 000 0-3 Glencliff 0 5 000 0-3 4 -I 4-3 3-3 3-4 3-2 7-4 2-4 2-4 2-4 2-5 1-3 5-0 0-3 0-3 AR NIL Games Pet W-1 7 0 1000 20 7 I 875 7-1 7 857 6-1 2 1 227 4-I 4 3 571 4-1 4 3 571 4-3 3 3 506 3-3 2 500 34 2 500 3-2 1 1 500 7-4 2 4 333 2-4 2 4 300 2-4 2 4 333 2-4 2 5 286 2-5 1 3 250 1-3 I a 5-6 0 8 0410 5 000 0-3 reason we aren1 playing Min- athletes you don't see very nesota any more" Russ said often He hurls his body at ball smiling carriers with complete abandon I saw him plunge over a Two others who figure promi- group of three men and crash nently in Nebraska's plans for into the runner against Texas 61 are tackle Bob Brown (6-5 He made 21 unassisted tackles 240) of Toledo and fullback in that game" Thunder Thornton of Cleveland "This Brown boy has the Faulkinberry visiting in his potential to be the best line- home town Murfreesboro spoke man I ever coached" said well of Nebraska's chances for Faulkinherry a good season but added "We would really be optimistic if ie "Thornton is one of these just had one nifty breakawway 011011strAtxwarl tsf halfback" i Web coiti ha iimt feronth Ire He said he PIA tecent13 ire '4 Dallas Teams YIELD GOALS FREE THROWS Att Made Pet Att Ma de Pet RB PP TP Avg 137 61 413 SI 24 470 108 20 119 182 8 96 39 493 gg 35 729 24 27 113 141 98 39 419 46 33 717 34 19 111 138 611 23 AO 24 17 108 411 111 13 91 $3 IT 219 21 15 714 16 23 49 411 8 29 14 509 19 It 631 IS 4 40 50 8 35 14 400 5 623 39 21 33 61 9 22 7 318 8 3 500 34 6 17 28 9 7 3 429 4 3 750 4 I 8 15 2 1 1 100n 2 1 500 I 0 3 15 I Ana 0 030 a IN 351 223 401 233 1 ig 014 439 119 594 749 giig 119 361' 193 121 643 344 139 4112 Mil Player Dena Russell hand Clark Banks 'flagstaff flee Griffiths Gish Daninter tosbark Totals 'Ova" In Court Fi Lrlit XII NAl(1 1 A ABA' Basketball I ye I I a 4 I i I turnectLforn a Ca1ifo9lia visit livtire he interviewed'a few junior college prospects "Vie want a 97 kid who is big and elusive I found just what we need He's interested in Nebraska But we won't know until September whether we'll get him The pros want him too" 1 it 'Jocitevs Arcadia Calif (1131---The Santa Anita Board of Stewards Fri day suspended jockeys Frank Pacheco and Basil Frazier five racing days for careless riding and causing interference Pacheco was suspended Jan 2-Jan 7 for his ride in the seventh race Thursday on No Teas- trig and Frazier Dec 30-Jan 5 for his ride Thursday on Stage Fright in the fifth Arcadia Calif tzPv--Th ta Anita Board of Stewards Fri da suanended lorkpvot Pro Pacheco and Basil Frazier five racing days for careless riding and causing Interference Pacheco was suspended Jan 2-Jan 7 for his ride in the sev enth race Thursday on No Teas- a -A 4 2- In V- frig and Frazier Dec 30-Jan 5 him 1IAA or 0-- "wo cLy al-- dnL ulg-IIL ILI UM 111U1 EASTERN DIVISION WON LOST PCT GR Boston 24 II 686 Philadelphia 23 12 637 1 Sracuse 14 18 433 111ii New York 10 26 XVI 1114 WESTERN DIVISION WON LOST -ITT St Louis 24 10 700 Cincinnati IS 23 439 94 Detroit 14 19 424 Los Adolf 111 21 39S 11 FRIDAY'S RESULTS Roston ITO New York 106 incionati 136 Philadelphia 130 Detroit lel SYtlette III St Louis 107 Los Angeles( 99 I II 711 d141P I I ll 19 A24 Vs Los adsties IS 21 19S II FRIDAY'S Boston ISO New York DK 4 inrinnati lAii Philadelphia III Detroit Ill SYtlelle 119 i st Louis let Los AllteleS1 99 EL lik pi- ta34 1 "womoo' 1 141111 1 coached at Iowa State in I Ti I 1 Dallas Texans 1957 and at Nebraska the last two I years Three years ago land the Dallas Cowboys have been Nebraska would have been 9-1 to renew their off-the- with the kind of material we had his )1Vie finished 4-6 That) hws you Igildiron rivalry this) aI 7 1 fal4 courtroom so 'ew much the Judge Dick Dixon head of t14' team's have improved 5th Civil Court of Appeals ruled -We won some big ones (Tex-today that the Cowboys' contract as Army Oklahoma) We lost battle with Texan defensive star a least two we had no business Jimmy Harris will go another losing by a total of four points" round March 3 Why has the Big Eight Con-Harris a former member of the ference come up so fast? National Football League's Is "Two reasons mainly I think" Angeles Rams was traded to the said Vanderbilt's 1950 captain Cowboys in 'July The Dallas NFL who coaches the defensive line-entry swapped its fifth choice at men at Nebraska "Young agthe recent league draft meeting for gressive coaches and vigorous the former Oklahoma quarterback recruiting" Harris in the meantime had sinned to play with the Texans1 i As if to make his point Faulk- inberry said the Cornhuskers this city's entry in the new Arneri-! air expecting big deeds from can Football League' The CowboYs a freshman quarterback Dennis promptly charged into court to Claridge (6-3 215 pounds) He dispute Harris' contract with the was recruited from right un- Texans Harris was temporarily! de' Minnesota nose Claridge banned from playing football fort comes from Minneapolis anyone until the dispute could be Pet tied "They say up there that the 410 NVA a A 11110 SaCIAA SP LUC i 13th Civil Court of Appeals ruled' "We on some big ones (Tex- 'today that the Cowboys' contract' as Army Oklahoma) We lost battle with Texan defensive start a least two we had no business Jimmy 1-Ditril will go another losing by a total of four points" round March 3 Why has the Big Eight Con- Harris a former member of the ference come up so fast? National Football League to the 's Los "Two reasons mainly I think" Angeles Rams was traded said Vanderbilt's 1950 captain Cowboys in 'July The Dallas NFL gt 012112 nrtOrl it a fifth phnipa at who coaches the defensive line- entry swapped Its rittn cflolce at men at Nebraska "Young ag- itha 0-11P di rsa ft MPPtill0 fnr grewlye yuncileal agiu VIKUIJU Lilt LUI LIzr rn 1 recruiting- Harris in the meantime had' igirnedto inherr said Trans! As if to make his point Faulk- I the Cornhuskers 11J1145 L-11N rutty Mt zIrv rinut avnaminn hi gicA frrkrn L1 as Ican Football League The Cowboys frochnlon nmartPrhnrk nonniq promptly charged into court to Claridge (6:37 215 pounds) He dispute Harris contract with the WttS recruited from right un- Texans Harris was temporarily! der Minnesota's nose Claridg banned from playing football fm- I comes from Minneapolis BOWLING MELROSE LANES Neve' Church League- St Joseph' 1127- 24Sai A Lewis 216 Johnson 567 Pioneer League--Clements Paper 1314 Billie Jean Peed 195 Earlen Recean 538 Church League) No Weaned? 213-578 Judson Baptist No I te4-2445 INGLEWOOD BOWL Earls' Rollers Pitt 117- 587: Mary Barnett 2014401 Aliens 707- 1915 Mixed Sports Rudd '110 Al itY511 Mtn Janie Griffin 201-514t 1- Sesen-and-Eleven 739-1S90 Friday Night Quads Jones 236-643 Stella Foams 215-527 imw Cafeteria 696-1972 DOWNTOWN LANS Susan Hutcherson 202 Dieli Atkins 50Io Marie Hutcherson 156 Beth Shelton 53a: SIntn Sam's 514-1709 STRIKE 'N' SPARE Frkay Meister' Beale 124-577i Lillian Foster 177-507i Canitol Printing 699-1953 Faris Bird Mixed Hildebrand 167-4a9 John Dean 203-5321 Wood ChooPers 6411-1914 Ford Midnighters League-Odie Adcock 110-5564 King Pins 6474824 VA Mixed lottflIPSS rrrys Twigs Jim Gary Salt Fannie Luttrell 192-se3l Strikes Misses 830-2406 LING LANES Joseph' 037- Johnson 567 lemtnts Paper 225- Peed 195 Earten 1-Ea Weaned? it No 1 420-2445 1) ROWL se-David Pitt 117- I01-5401 Aliens 707- wno--Gordon Road nie Griffin 201414 tads Learne-Rsek Foglia 215-527 VN LANS ton Hutcherson Vrt' Hutcherson 156 Sam'a 6143-11109 SPARE ogee-Horace Best et 177-507 Canitel tea(we-Joel tilde-aeon 203-5321 Wood esetioOdie Adcock -I824 -Werres Twet 21144 le Luttrell 122-203i AWL Dobbs May -Go To Canadian Grid Tulsa Okla UP)--Tulsas lead football coach Bobby Dobbs said Friday he has been contacted about taking the head coaching post of the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Western Interprovincial Union and will fly to algary Tuesday Dobbs who has one year remaining on a five-year contract with Tulsa's Hurricane said the offer was made by Stampeders General Manager Jimmy Finks but that he would "make no commitment" until after he returns next Thursday from it I Lanadian Grid Tulsa Okla (213)--Tulsas lead football coach Bobby Dobbs said Friday he has been contacted bout talc! the he coaching ng a coa about post of the Calgary Stampeders Al-- ff--- Al of the Canadian Western Inter- provincial Union and will fly to Calgary Tu esday Dobbs who has one year re- rnalronz on a tive-vear contract with Tulsa's Hurricane said the offer was made by Stampeders General Manager Jimmy Finks but that he would "make no commitment" until after he re- 1 I I 4' oc'e Park Baskegball Park Bakegball Faulkinberry -was not loath to launch a prediction or two "Missouri you know has lost all six of -its past bowl games" he said "Well I look for Mis- our to take Navy in the Orange Bowl unless Joe Bellino makes It a one-man show "I expect Kansas to be the I Iore Sports strongest team in Big Eight next fall even though Gil Coan won't be eligible until the last five On Pane -10 games Practically all the teams in will be stronger and that In- eludes Oklahoma" tO 4 -40' I FRIDAY'S RFSULTS BAST IN DEPLIADENT LEAGIL Old Pletort 1111 flames Rao Pugh 2S riots Mott SO Dr Pepper 06 i Jerry tutu 20 (2 too St flohnsoo 11) Asootioled Tr noport 2S i Bummer 12 Tottontors Se 41omes Cochran WI! pm dolnitor 14) inliswirsli Ewe 44 44 smrlio unites IS 41i 4 1 to 1 WM" WI Mk go? 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