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The York Dispatch from York, Pennsylvania • 22

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THE YORK DISPATCH, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1971. 22 Soccer Stadium Turns Killer LANCASTER FIVE DEFEATS YORK AC Auburn, Manning Both Gator Bowl Winners Tj WE ISSUE HUNTING LICENSES POTTSTOWN MAINTAINS EDGE IN MAABL FLAG RACE The Standings aa swwwwniaw AntMMttf Prtdacts IniSTUlBUTOU UtEBED UOM- There were arms and legs sticking out all over the place. We saw a young girl about 18 who seemed in a bad way. We got her out of the fallen crowd but she was dead when we reached a dressing room. The victims shoes and jackets were often ripped off.

There was only one way of identifying many an anxiuos relative. By midday Sunday, a few still were unidentified. Has anyone seen my wee laddie? a grandmother wept as police handed her a cup of tea. One of the unidentified was a boy about 11, a blue and white Rangers scarf snug around his throat. It was not her wee laddie.

The tears still flowed. before the final whistle to tie archrival Glasgow Caltic 1-1. One minute before, Celtic had scored. It was a misty finger numbing 26 degrees. Hundreds of Rangers fans, resigned to defeat, flocked down the stairs.

About halfway along the 80 steps they heard a huge roar. It was for Stems goal. Most tamed back. As they climbed upward, the final whistle blew. The rest of the Rangers fans took it as a signal to sweep down Passage 13 Everybody was pushing forward but when they realized what was happening they tried to fall back, said William Stevenson.

No Identification Everything was confused. JACKSONVILLE, Ha. (UPI) Its on to the Hula Bowl for Archie Maiming, the courageous Ole Miss quarterback who wan the hearts of Gator Bowl fans Saturday in the Rebels 35-28 toss to Auburn. Maiming, his broken left arm encased in a cumbersome plastic sleeve, rallied the Rebels from an early 21-6 deficit as he matched the faultless play of Auburns Pat Sullivan in a game billed as a battle to determine the Souths No. 1 quarterback.

Manning weaved his way 42 and 37 yards on breathtaking runs to set up the final Ole Miss touchdown, and then watched completely exhausted as reserve quarterback Shug (humbler tried desperately to pull the game out in the closing minutes. I dont think that old hospital bed ever got off my back, said Manning. I never really got my wind back after I went into the hospital with (he broken arm after the Houston game, and I really felt it today. The arm didnt hurt me any, but it did kind of get in the way, admitted Maiming, a certain early choice in the professional draft later this month. Its tough to get that baby moved around when youre trying to run to your left.

Records Fall Sullivan, a junior who finished in a dead heat with Manning in balloting for the All Southeastern Conference quarterback, smashed the Gator Bowl total offense record, hit ting 27 of 43 passes for 351 yards and picking up 36 more on the ground. Sullivan passed 13 and seven yards for first quarter touch downs and then rambled 37 yards on a quarterback draw as the Tigers sprinted to a 21-0 early lead. Auburn missed several other scoring chances in the first half as Manning rallied his team 00 a one-yard scoring toss and a 34-yard touchdown pass to pull Mississippi within seven points at halftime. More offensive fireworks highlighted the second half with Auburn getting what proved to be the clinching touchdown on a 55-yard punt return by All-American defensive back Larry Willingham with nine seconds to go in the third period. Davis filled in tor Auburn Coach Shug Jordan, who is recuperating from an appendectomy, and Mississippi was led by assistant Coach Bruiser Kinard with John Vaught recovering at home from a heart attack.

GLASGOW, Scotland (UPI) -Until 4:45 pjtn. Saturday, Passage 13s mark in history was it usually collected more empty whisky bottles than other stairways at Ibrox Park soccer stadium. But at that moment, Passage 13 turned killer. Hundreds of Glasgow Hangers some fighting upward but more surging down, collided on the concrete steps. A small boy fell.

Other men tumbled trying' to avoid him. The crowd pressure was so fierce that arms were hopelessly pinned at the sides. One of the gray, tubular steel barriers used as handrails and passage charnels collapsed with a dull crack. The massive force of human Wight that snapped it. surged down almost 49 feet of stairway in a gathering wave of bodies.

House of Cards It was like a collapsing house of cards, a witness said. Man piled upon boy, boy piled upon man. Many suffocated. A few were fatally trampled. It was over in about two minutes.

Police said 53 persons died in the stadium. Another 13 died enroute to hospitals. But for what happened at 4:44 p.m. on the playing field below, Passage 13 might still be just another concrete stairway in the vast stadium. What happened at 4:44 p.m.

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Exeter High Philadelphia at Pottstown Sunday Game Philadelphia at York. 2 College Ave. gym Coatemlle at Pottstown York AC saw a second-half comeback fall short Saturday night at the College Avenue gym as Lancaster held on to hand the locals their fourth straight Middle Atlantic Amateur Basketball League loss, 89-85. With the victory the visitors avenged their only MAABL toss of the season in four outings while dropping Yorks record to 2-5. Lancaster added to its 21-20 first quarter lead with an eight-point cushion hi the second 10-minute session but the Yorkers charged back after halftime and with just 13 seconds left in the third quarter Charlie Brabham, the losers leading scorer, can ned a field goal to tie things at 61-61.

Both squads grabbed the advantage in the fourth stanza until with just under three minutes on the clock the winners A1 Ellis and Ron Morris converted York turnovers to give Lancaster a four-point lead it never relinquished. Ellis and Morris combined for 22 of their clubs 28 markers in the fourth period. Mike Parker, a 6-4 forward, led all scorers with 25 and Bob Means added 15 for Lancaster while Brabham threw in 23 and Charlie Sexton hit 20 for York. The locals Bill Wright pulled down 18 rebounds to lead both teams. A second Saturday outing saw unbeaten Pottstown top Coates-ville, 104-97, while Lancaster came back Sunday to knock off the Coatesville outfit, 97-83.

READ THE DISPATCH VANT ADS See Rida the Latest Thing in Skiing the AB SXJ-CC3 by AROVA-porsche 212 PHOENIX SCORES SECOND IN ROW OVER WARRIORS The San Francisco Warriors would- probably just as soon orget they ever heard of the Phoenix Suns. The Suns clinched their second win over the Bay Area club in as many nights Sunday as Clem laskin? pumped in 32 points, including 13 of 21 field goal at-empts, to pace a 102-81 National Basketball League decision. San Francisco held a 26-23 advantage at the end of the first quarter but Phoenix came back to tie the score at 27-all one minute into the second stanza and the game belonged to the Suns from that point. In the only other NBA contest Sunday Don Chaney set a career high in points with 31 and assists with 11 to lead the Boston Celtics to a 140-128 rout of Atlanta, which shot just 40 percent from the field and turned the ball over 32 times. Individual Parallelogram a suspension for' controlled cushion ride.

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2 South Carolina defeated Clemson 81-53, No. 3 Marquette beat Detroit 70-61, No. 5 Western Kentucky edged East Tennessee 86-83, No. 7 Kentucky beat Mississippi. 103-95, No.

8 Jacksonville subdued the Virgin Iislands 105-95. Two free throws by sophomore guard Dave Johnson in the last 20 seconds provided victory for Cincinnati and disappointment for Drake, which rang out the old year and rang in the new with losses. With Cincinnati leading 58-57, Drakes Bobby Jones lost the ball out of bounds as be drove for the basket in the last half minute. Johnson was then fouled as he brought the ball back upcourt and sank the deciding free throws to make it 60-57. Eight Straight Unbeaten South Carolina used a balanced attack, including 18 points from guard John Roche, to push its record to 9-0 in an Atlantic Coast Conference game.

The Gamecocks jumped to a 21-8 lead and stretched it to 30 points before substituting freely. With the score tied 11-11, Marquette rolled off eight straight points and Detroit never got closer than six points again. Guard Dean Meminger scored 25 points to lead the Warriors to: their ninth 'straight victory. Jim McDaniels, who finished with 29 points, led Western Kentuckys second-half rally to nip East Tennessee, The victory was the Hilltoppers eighth against a lone toss to South Carolina in the ECAC Holiday Festival final. Johnny Neumann, the nations leading scorer, got 46 points in a losing cause for Mississippi against Kentucky.

With 2:43 left in the game, guard Terry Mills hit two free throws and Kentucky never trailed again. Artis Gilmore tallied 29 points (United Pres International) Coach John Wooden admits his UCLA Bruins have already accomplished the impossible. Anyone who knows anything about basketball would think its impossible to win four straight NCAA titles and six in the last seven years, Wooden explains. Ail they can do for an encore is keep widening the incredibility gap by running their winning streak right into another national title. The Bruins took another step in that direction Saturday night by crushing Dayton 106-82, using a full court press and the sharpshooting of Sidney Wicks with 29 points and Henry Bibby with 19.

The victory was the 14th straight for UCLA, and Wooden called Dayton probably the best team weve met this season. Now we should be getting up for the Conference games, Wooden added. Ivp never stressed non-conference games as much. Its nice to win, but I put the emphasis on the Pacific Eifgit games. One of the Bruins' biggest challenges for a fifth straight NCAA title might come from another Pacific Eight game right on the other side of town.

Southern California. The Trojans, ranked fourth, came through with an 80-76 overtime victory over No. 18 Louisiana State in their last test before the start of the conference season. Two Showdowns UCLA and Southern Cal face two crucial showdowns on Feb. 6 and the final game of the regular season, March 12.

Southern Cal, unbeaten in 10 games this season, had to overcome a 10 point deficit in the final 4:58 of regulation time' to tie the game at 72-72 and then outscored LSU 8-4 in overtime. Paul Westphal, who wound up with 16 points, sank four free throws in the final 21 seconds to notch the victory. Three other teams in the top 20 fell along with LSU. Drake, ranked ninth, lost to Cincinnati 60-59; Mississippi State upset Pacesetter Wins Tri-County Shoot LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS PLUMBING Low Cash A Carry Prieoa Planning to Fix-Up, Remodel or Build 1 We Can Save You $9'a Open Wed. Fri.

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Cluck 47 D. Redlloh 1 47 R. Bluraenotdn 4 P. Lohr 44 f. GeMaitr YORK MALL to lead Jacksonville, past Virgin Island squad.

Jacksonville led only 53-48 at halftime, and the Virgin Islanders pulled to within 88-87 midway through the second half to provide more than a mere workout for the Dolphins. St. Josephs Falls REGISTERED KEYSTONE PLUMBING PHONE FREE Estimate v-Xn--'- i 0 376 Now Oxford S. Xrceoar P. Brdghnor 45 F.

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Btesecker R. Wildaada 44 D. Alcan 44 M. Shoff 43 H. Rodgers 43 Hanover Pinned South Western Wrestlers Rally For Victory Trailing 25-24, South Westerns junior high wrestlers rallied for a decision and two falls in the last three bouts to notch a 37-25 York County League victory over Hanover Saturday.

Don Baumgardner gave the junior Mustangs the lead with a decision in the 145-pound match and Gerald Warren, 154, and John Krenzer, 165, added second-period pins to lock up the win. Steve Yingling, Jeff Fuhr-man, Larry Brumgard and Dan Krug also had pins for the win-oiners while Kevin Orewiler and aIRuss Fischer did the same for bj Hanover. York County Junior High Wrestling League action continues Tuesday with North Hills hosting West York. 3S3 PEP BOYS' AUTO SUPPLIES 132 S. GEORGE ST.

PHONE 84641821 Vo Tech Snares 3rd Straight Victory The high-flying Vo-Tech basketball squad will carry a three-game winning streak into its York County League meeting with Dallastowns Eastern Division leaders Tuesday night after bombing St. Josephs of Emmitsburg, Saturday night behind Robin Maucks 30 points. Mauck, a flashy guard, led a Spartan attack that submerg ed the out-of-state visitors when they were unable to get on the scoreboard In the early going. The winners built a 19-8 lead at the id of the opening stanza and by halftone had upped toe bulge to 15 points at 37-22. Josephs made a mild bid the deficit in the third when the host five cooled offensively but Vo-Tech its control of the to keep a safe advantage.

Neal added 18 for the while the losers' Adelsberger took scoring with 31. junior varsity preliminary to Vo-Tech, 58-38. soQoeoooexx NEBRASKA CHOSEN 1970 WINNER OF RICE AWARD RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -Undefeated Nebraska has been chosen winner of the Grantland Rice Award given by the Football Writers Association of America to the outstanding college football team, it was announced Sunday by Dick Herbert, president of the Association. The Cornhuskers, who completed an ll-O-l season with a 17-12 victory over LSU hi the Orange Bowl, missed by only two points of being a unanimous choice in the voting of the five-man selection committee.

Notre Dame finished second. Texas was third, Four of the five committee sjmen rated Nebraska first, with OFFICIAL STATE INSPECTION STATION APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OPEN THURS. FRI. TIL MECHANIC ON DUTY sr 3 South WetMi 87, Hnve 29 80 Kevin Orewl'er (H) pinned Ned Lippv (SW). 3:30 85 Steve Yingling (SW) pinned Keith Zartman (H).

3:38. 90 Jeff Wagsman (H) dec. Scott Leppn (SW), 54). 95 Tony Uric (H) dec. Georg Lawyer (SW).

9-2- 100 Jeff Fu firman (SW) pinned Matt Nobile (H). (MS. 105 Dave Gellrter (SW) dec. Dodd Williams (H). 9-3.

lib Craig Miner (H) dec. Garry Reese (SW). 6-0. 115 Randv Fischer (H) dec. Andy Musselman (SW).

7-0. 120 Russ Fischer (H) pinned Kevin Lippy (SW), 3:12. 125 Larrv Brumgard (SW) rb'rd Jim Bruckart (H). 1:30. 135 Dan Krug (SW) pinned Dean Relief (H).

3:03. 133 Bruce Berwager (H) dec. Jack Free (SW). 54). 145 Don Baumgardner (SW) dec.

1 Tobv Lovelace (H). 7-4. 154 Gerald Warren (SW) pinned -wivell Dave Murphv (H). 1:15 Hobbs 165 John Krenrer (SW) pinned Tern Jeff Holub (H). 1:24.

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Of squandering The 25 years Scor by Periods: St. Joeechs 8 14 17 Vo-Tech 19 18 14 2578 Scot Reserve Gama: Vo-Tech 58. St. Joeph 38. SPORTS ADD LANCASTER Lancaster York AC Travis 2 i2 Sextan 4 lijSeattle Super Somes basketball Morn i 3 4 io player Rod Thom who died Dsrcu i io 9 2 20 shortly after birth in a Seattle, Parker 10 5 25 Brabham 8 7 23 Ellu 2 14 Kirkland SIB Hawkln 10 2 Totals 37 IS to Totals 94 17 8S Non Scorer: Lancaster Wlckeft-heiser.

York McMilUoa. Kearse. Spell. Holme. Stnner.

Score by Period: Lancaster 21 28 14 York AC 201223 hospital Saturday will be brought back to the tenner West Virginia University standouts home for the funerals. Thom and his wife, the former Peggy Renolds of Princeton, have no other children. 88 7c Boas I s.nl Sony r.mrd Dynac Equipment- K.nood Elco Shura, UP TO 3 MONTHS TO PAY igy.v 126 $. Gtt. St.

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