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The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 36

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The Miami Heraldi
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CC THE MIAMI ILERALD Monday January 2 1961 A enoir hng Sweep 1 I (r) ussies Give US itle I ft itle I I )1-tti 17)) )illivr $11tiv itv 1 I Or -4 CheekKissino Pretty Queen Pat Finn net champs Froehling (left) Lenoir collect as Sen George Smathers watches Gators Provo It to Ilaylor Gators Prove It to Ilaylor i 1 raves 'Has All the Luc The United States today won Orange Cup junior 'tennis championship for time in the three-year of the event defeating Australia 3-0 at Miami Beach Frank Froehling of Coral Gables the No 2 US junior player sent the US off to a lead with I 6-3 6-0 2-6 6-2 victory over Australia's No 2 junior Rodney Brent Then William Lenoir of Tucson Ariz National Junior champion clinched the with a 6-3 6-4 10-3 min over the No 1 Aussie John Newcombe Lenoir and Froehling who are US doubles champions defeated the Australians 64 7-5 to complete their sweep Both Froebling and Brent played aggressive tennis the tr By EDWLN POPE Assistant Sports Editor a JACKSONVILLE An absolute stranger clapped Florida Coach Ray Graves on the back early Sunday 0- and proceeded to tell the Florida coach in particular 1' 1 and the world in general what he thought of the Gators' 13-12 Gator Bowl victory over Baylor "What I think" he said "is that all the time you were at Georgia Tech and Tech was so lucky and ev erybody was calling it Bobby Dodd luck it wasn't Bobby Dodd luck at all "It was Ray Graves "You notice Tech hasn't had any of that luck since you came to Florida They lose four games by five points this year while Florida is making up for 50 years of 44 bum luck" In this instance at least Graves might have been inclined to agree with the self-appointed analyst During-Saturday's -game-Florida wentrand totalgew 44 of 20 yards for both its touchdowns The Gators scored the first after Chet Collins re tc covered a Baylor fumble at the 20 and the second when Larry TraN is and Ron Slack claimed a Bear bobble in 4-4 the end zone The second came after Florida had stopped a Baylor drive a half-yard from goal Baylor's strategy got some rousing second-guessing from Texans as well as Floridians Twice the Bears threw up long drives on passing But when they got in close they returned to the ground and found it impossible to '1- move through the Florida line If there was a goat for the Bears it had to be Ron ir- Stanley He passed for 1151 yards during the season but played only a few minutes Saturday He was in on both the costly fumbles In Stanley's place was Bobby Ply who filled the 4 afternoon with 21 passes for a new Gator Boni record Leading Drivers Speed Hollywood comes to Hialeah tonight with leading 41'" drivers from both speedways competing in the "New Year's Handicap" program of eight events More than 20 cars are expected to start in the modified 11 tr feature headlining last year's II Exp winner Peewee Griffin 1 4- Rod Perry Ernie Reeves Herb Tillman and Bobble Allison lead the Hollywood in vaders with Rags Carter 1 Jackie Evans Terry Flynn 1' and Alan Clarke defending 11 1 home team honors for Hialeah 111 Vt Bob Masey tops the sports man division with Billy Myers 4: Johnny Roscoe Bill Hess Ear' ry Vernon and Jim Norwood 0 expected to provide the major competition 1'4 The first sportsman event ft gets the program under way ta 8:15 tPr I 40- CAPITAL ow It's usually poor business to tieup working copitot Let CENTRAL finance the toe equipment needed In your qsr business REPAY MONTHLY OVER 2 TO 5 YEARS 0- Trucks Air Conditioning 0 Fixtures Machinery 4- 0 Accounts Receivable TRY THE YES BANK CENTRAL 36th ST ot 13th AVE 'lank why NI Con Lwow" I first set with the Floridian showing the steadier game at the net In the second set Brent's service betrayed him and Froehling won easily Brent played every shot for a safe return in the third set and lured Froehling into enough errors to win it But Froehling broke Brent's serv ice twice in the final set to go ahead 5-2 and won his own I 4'1 and kept Florida's pass defense In a constant state of agitation Iped Jay Only real injury in the Florida camp appeared to be alar that sustained by Lindy Infante That was believed to ors' be a recurrence of the knee injury that plagued the halfback throughout Miami High NC Heads AllTourney RALEIGH NC (AP) North Carolina's Tar Heel ehampions of the 1960 Dixie Basketball Classic placed two men on the all-tournament team announced Sunday York I arese was named on all first team ballots but one He received 123 out of 124 points The tourney's most valuable player Doug Moe other North Carolina star received 122 points Rounding out the first team were: Len Chappell Wake Forest 117 points Sophomore Art Heyman Duke 98 and Jim Huggard Villanova 97 service with a backhand volley at 40-30 to put away the match Lenoir took the first set but the Aussie showed no inclination to get discouraged and battled down to the wire In the third set Newcombe had Lenoir 6-5 then Lenoir broke the Australian's service and held his own Newcombe held the next game but he could not match the American's baseline steadiness and finally dropped the decisive set at 10-8 In the consolation tournament France defeated West Germany Christian Duxin of France won front West Germany's Detlev Nitsche 6-1 6-4 and Danien Contet dropped Adolf lilreinberg after a struggle 7-5 2-6 12-10 In doubles Contet and Duxin defeated the Germans 8-6 7-5 Teams from 20 nations played in the Orange Cup including seven from Europe nine from Latin America and one each from Canada Japan and Israel Chargers Siam Faison Lincoln HOUSTON Tex (AP) Officials of the Los Angeles Chargers of the American Football League announced Sunday they have signed eight of their top 12 draft choices Only three of the eight were Identified but they included the Chargers' first and second draft Faison de fensive end from Indiana and Keith Lincoln halfback from Washington State The third player was Calvin Bird Kentucky halfback who was selected in the sixth round Are You Ready? NEW YEAR'S CHAMPIONSHIP wool 1: TONIGHT 8:15 ''''''L11'4 BIG 1 BIG 111J EVENTS '4 FEATURES zn 1 MODIFIEMPORTSMANsAMATEUR -w A ww -I Into Action at Hialeah Cm Adm 150 Tax Incl Students 75o Children FREE 11 Under 12 Hollywood comes to Hialeah tonight with leading HIALEAH SPEEDWAY drivers from both speedways competing in the ''New Year's 330 Okeechobso Rd 11IS Paula 271 Free Parking eA: Handicap" program of eight events NNWAWeWeSoonsorad by DAVVogogoloaesolledieWomel: GYRO SCOPIC STABILIZER The Newly Invented Wheel Balancer The only permanent stabilized wheel balancer on the market Take No Substitutes Until Y011 Have Seen the HUB 0 MATIC It's Got To Do The Job or It Cosh You Nothing 3209 HW 7th Avenue iternatition 3reyhoun leCke Paddock Room Restaurant Air-Conditioned Club House Cocktail Lounge Valet Parking RESERVATIONS: 8mAll 711 7' ALSO TONIGHT ONE 1116 MILE MARATHON ONE 916 MILE SUPER ENDURANCE 3 CLAIMING RACES POST TIME 1 ''417 )J106111001MitiblmwdbmaiiidalMti SIC 11 11 EXPLODING liith GREATNESS' I 11 I I lil "ORANGE BOWL" I I PRO IN 1 -nkf 1 1 pLAyoFF -Pi 1 Ets A 4'4 1 -t 6 i 1 tv- f-1-Th 4 i A10 10 i jcc 1 9: II ')- 1 JANUARY 7th 4 i SATURDAY -tr? ii II A i KICKOFF 2 PM I 1 CLEVELAIID BROWNS vs DETROIT LIONS TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: of Miami Ticket Office SF 10 St i Burdine's JordanNersh Daniels Coral Gables Orange BOVil Committee 2nd Ave Gate 7 Orange Bowl Smiley's Sporting Goods No Miami kecht Mercantile National Bank Miami Beach Mallison's Riverland Sporting Goods ft Leuderdalt and Homestead Chamber el Commerce OK CALL Fr4416t 1 memonooswoolowoomp00mmow opmionowopiktiouni low Anwlmtmilerotoompronoloommolo 1 1uommuosiousommi asliamomommogificamoimssetominnavsa oi misommonokautmewtomaguitaituaudasimml asimmemonsumitounirog The United States today won Then tvuilans Lenoir of Tue- first set with the Floridian service with a backhand vol VII i ley at 40-30 to put away the the Orange Cup junior son Ariz National Junior showing the steadier game at i championship 4' 4 or champion clinched the the net In the second set match It 'iirst time in the three-year with a 6-5 6-4 i0-8 Mitt over Brent's service betrayed him Lenoir took the first set history of the es ent defeating the No 1 Aussie John New- and Froehling won easily 1 but the Aussie showed no in- 1 1 Australia 3-0 at Miami Beach combs Brent played every shot for clination to get discouraged 1 0 Frank Froehling of Co a 1 Lenoir and Froehling who a sale return in the third set and battled down to the wire Gables the No 2 US junior are US doubles champions de- and lured Froehling into player sent the US off to a feated the kustralians 6-4 7-5 enough errors to win it But In the third set Newcombe lead with 0 6-3 6-0 2-6 6-2 to complete their sweep Froehling broke Brent's serv had Lenoir 6-5 then Lknoir victory over Australia's No 2 Both Froehling and Brent ice twice in the final set to go broke the Australian's service i junior Rodney Brent played aggressive tennis the ahead 5-2 and won his own and held his own Newcombe I held the next game but he 4' could not match the American's '1 baseline steadiness and finally zi '4--- dropped the decisive set at 10-8 1 A 1 11 1 I 1 In the consolation tourna- s- tnent France defeated West Germany Christian Duxin of If I i ranee won frcirn West Ger- I a 4 VI many's Detiev Nitsche 6-1 6-4 A 1 1 3- Denten Contet dropped im" Adolf Ereinberg after a strug- --t el 1 -t I' '''----1 le 7-5 2-6 12-10 In doubles I I sr s0' th Contet and Duxin defeated 1 f- i 1 a Ge ns 8-6 7-5 to I l' (''' am o'm 20 nations play- 1 i tenths Orange Cup includ i 1ng seven from Europe nine --set ts i 1 from Latin America and one I -1 1 each from 1 a A '4 Israel 14 I I I 1111 I 1 4 4 Canada Japan and 1 td 4 I l' 4 i Chargers Sign I i i i i Faison Lin cohl HOUSTON Tex (AP) 7 Officials of the Los Angeles 4 1 1 Chargers of the American i -1 0111 10zmb4 17 't 1-0a Football League announced i Aor- 's 41 Sunday they have signed eight 1-- at 1 '1' 7 4: il '''''t of their top 12 draft choices 5 1- 1 -I tio" Only three of the eight were 0 4 i 'I identified but they included the Chargers' first and second to 4o-li 1-: 41N '4o1 1 (01 to 1 draft Faison de- OCI CIA ra fensive end from Indiana and i i rr wows 1 Keith Lincoln halfback from 1 4 -'1 A -A i a i Vashington State The i 1 so kli player was Calvin Bird Ken- iIt's Oleeissing Time for Bowl Queen Pat Finn er ucky halfback who was select- --'40 a net champs Froehling (left) Lenoir collect as Sen George Smathers watches ed in the sixth round I nal d- Gators Proo It to Ilaitor A4''''''' 1 i vy i- 0 I CL 6H ii 1 ayes as 4 By EDWLN POPE and kept All Luc Florida's pass defense In a constant state of Assistant Sports Editor agitation It -at JACKSONVILL An absolute stran ger clapped l't 'IN -'7'-eit 1: Jon Florida Coach Ray Graves on the back early Sunday Only real injury in the Florida camp appeared to be 'I tw- 1- i Hturelp iIs ir and proceeded to tell the Florida coach in particular that sustained by Lindy Infante That was believed to (44 1 till 1- and the world in general what he thought of the Gators' be a recurrence of the knee injury that plagued the 4910 7'' 1 1 I 4 Gator Bowl victory over Baylor halfback throughout Miami High 1 "What I think" he said "is that all the time you were at Georgia Tech and Tech was so lucky ds and ev- 1 7' w' iN ea Dodd luck at all 1 Nt erybody 4 as calling it Bobby Dodd luck it wasnt Bobby Are You Ready? EL( z' "It was Ray Graves inek All otirney 0 mew 1 -t t- "You notice Tech hasn't had any of that luck since RALEIGH NC (AP) 2 (11''' l- you came to Florida They lose four games by five points North Carolina's Tar 1 0 this year while Florida is making up for 50 years of ehampions of the 1960 i I l'sv- ss Basketball Classic placed two GYRO SCOPIC STABILIZER 1- A h--4- hum luck i' men on the all-tournament )33 t-s In this instance at least Graves might have been The Newly Invented Wheel team announced Sunday York I arese was named on Balancer The only permanent I 1 0B's Melon Mar Dill Inclined to agree with the self-appointed analyst --s--- During-Saturday game ame-Florida went--7-tatict all -first team ballots but one stabilized wheel balancer on tho Rio Grande Rose Hillcrest Ace mar ot 44P' of 20 yards for both its touchdowns received 123 out of 124 Swished Sandy Sarah points The tournfy's most val Take No Substitutes Until Collins The Gators scored the first after Chet re- uab le player Doug Moe 3 Velvet Ss Suzy Benny tc covered a Baylor fumble at the 20 and the second when other North Carolina star re- Oil nave Seen the Larry Travis and Ron Slack claimed a Bear bobble in ceived 122 points HUB 0 MATIC 4-4 the end zone Rounding out the first team 1- 1 I 4 were: Len Chappell Wake ke For- It's Got To Do The Job or It 0 The second came after Florida had stopped a Baylor et 117 points Sophomore Art Costs You Nothing drive a half-yard from goal Heyman Duke 98 and Jim 3209 NW 7th Avenue Baylor's strategy got some rousing second-guessing Huggard Villanova 97 ALSO TONIGHT 01-4 from Texans as well as Floridians Twice the Bears threw NEW YEAR'S CHAMPIONSHIP MH 4-14- WIIIN ONE 116 MILE MARATHON 1- up long drives on passing But when they got in close 04 they returned to the ground and found it impossible to 4-'''-'4-7-1 ONE 916 MILE SUPER ENDURANCE I '0 move through the Florida line 10e' ofaRt A 0 a 54 4 If there was a goat for the Bears it had to be Ron 01C elt 3 CLAIMING RACES 1r' Stanley He passed for 1151 yards during the season 0 bia 11 r---iv io 4 krt 6- A I ti )0 0 4- 4- ti---4 44 but played only a few minutes Saturday He was in on 111 4 0 '''1 "t- --3--4-t w--- both the costly fumbles 4- -e 4'1 --'4-7- A 7 2' i po In Stanley's place was Bobby Ply who filled the 1-- afternoon with 21 passes for a new Gator Bowl record Paddock Room Restaurant BIG BIG Air-Conditioned Club House fel) 1 o- eatilli ci Drivers )ee I ToNIGHT 81 5 ck-tail Lout: A 't POST TIME PM 10 EVENTS -3 FEATURES ti'il 0 Dis Valet Parking i MODIFIED-SPORTSMAN-AMATEUR "7- RESERVATIONS: ion a la ea 1 cert Adm 150 Tax Incl Students 75e Into Action 1 I 111 A A Sti Trr 112 FREE 40 111111 4 or Hollywood comes to Hialeah tonight with leading nigLcAH spEEDwAY11 drivers from both speedways competing in the ''New Year's 3300 Okeechobee Rd (US Route 271 Free Parking oio Handicap" program of eight events eaVeavavolWASsonsoreci by DLLYMNIEINNYWoma ---v- le More than 20 cars are ex- 0- pected to start in the modified 11 1104::: i 1 feature headlining last year's II ExpLoDING winner Peesvee Griffin 1 1)2 1 GREATNESS Rod Perry Ernie Reeves 8 4" at- Herb Tillman and Robbie Al- 0 2- 0- er-: 0'" aders with Ra -(' so-- lison lead the Hollywood in- vgs Carter I "ORANGE BOWL" 40 ito- I' 'if m-ffl'''' -0 Jackie Evans Terry Flynn 11 ie I' and Alan Clarke defending Pno de -4- ti 0- 0-' 40- home eam honors for Hialeah 1 tv- i490" AsP '') 1' I 1 i 1)1 I Is 4 't 1'''' Bob Masey tops the sports- 1 1 1''' '440--- -'d I r- man division with Billy Islyers o-400 $--4 41 1 -4- --1 rr'''' -z- Johnny Roscoe Bill Hess Ear- -4te 4-1- pLAyoFF A 1 ek 0 '4 1'' ry Vernon and Jim Norwood to 31 Ssr 4 4 ii expected to provide the major 1 -014'-'" NI 1Li" The 14 5 or' ie competition 11 P' titt I A'- t)004'1 :2 d'o 14 first sportsman event 41 f- ry IA "IP? I 4 i- gets the program under way at 8:15 srslist I I- 1 ''')' '4 4 rtic74 'A' JANUARY 7th 1 $0 0 yis 1 WORKING 4 (II i 17 i 40- CAPITAL :14 14r2i: '111' 9 44 111 0 It's usually poor business si s'''' 17k vor se' so to a to tissoup working capitol A 1 KICKOFF 2 PM 40-v Let CENTRAL finance the oe equipment needed In your business REPAY MONTHLY i ow 01T LIONS ----r---A ta lir -4-1 oo- OVER 2 TO 5 YEARS VIIII" vs DETR sf olf t911 It Trucks 0 Air Condhloning CLEVELAND BROWNS i Mahiner Fxturescy 741P 41 1 eIR I 9(0i fr e' 4 I 11' 1 Fir '0411) TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Accounts Receivable Jorda iis11r L741 akt tir Jo of Miami Ticket Office 223 SF 1st Sts Burdine's mMersh i n)( A a it TRY THE YES! BANK Dames Coral Gables ()woe BOW I Committee 613 3W 2nct Ave It --k'' A Gate 7 Orange Bowl Smiley's Sporting Goods No Miami ketht 4 '4 CENTRAL riAtig 4 mercantile National Bank Miami Beach Mallisoit's Riverland Sporting Goods Ft Leuderdelet and Homestead Chamber of Commerca I IC I 36th ST et 13th AVE 011 CALL FrI41st 1 lank white Ym Con Sorrow" d0 -7-mtoItmnop7" vole mslmovowotogoselowlsmyrome ottwolotneommemomos am Impolwommirototomqpromooloontoz L41 v4 liKkammewiallunmakteloaudadond asimunommosuilinunirow- Pr'' i 1- ro' SIF frooh-soloto illialatAW-001 dimpolootah di004410041NasornebAlumibeatimaatifteloomoomakdoei1tAllimoeuketAkooloollooller tmardmweaarravmastamailasitamiamo4oenowasmosa00mimhom409liwo.

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