The Miami Herald from Miami, Florida • 48

4-D THE MIAMI HERALD Tues Dec 1 1970 Sehwartzwalder Tops in East uie la Sought rgr Revolutionary locking ilockittz PBX Ad 4 A 4 W''' 1 1 Al-114114 1 il441 s-4 'aAi 14 Bob (4 Elliott He received 10 of the 16 votes cast by Eastern sportswriters and broadcasters Bob Blackman of Dartmouth (9-0) was named on five ceived 10 of the 16 Lst by Eastern sports-and broadcasters ckman of Dartmouth is named on five bal Foci lobo' Mike Adam le Northaestern Don Martin Yale Jim Braxton West Virginia Centers Leo Dillon Daytona Warren Koegel Penn State Guards Mike Sikicti Northwesternt Chris Morris Indiana Tackle Dan Dierdort Michigan Ver non Holland Tennessee State Aid Split end Wes Chesson Duke Tight ends John Andrews Indiana? Karl Weiss Vanderbilt Defense Ends Bill Gregory Wisconsin Rey White Syracuse Tackles Randy Lestyk Virginia Barry Brink Dartmouth Bob Bell Cincinnati Lineb-ckers Wilt Martin Michigan State rom Neville Yale Jack Ham Penn State Marty Huff Michigan Defensive backs Jeffrey Wright Minnesota Rick Telander Northwestern) Jack Whitley North Carolina State Kerry Reardon Iowa A DAYTON Tenn native their first three games by combined score of 100-29 came back to salvage a 6-4 season with what Schwartzwalder called "a good group of kids who wanted to work had a lot of character and great togetherness" "No team that we ever had ever gave more of themselves or more of what they had than this team" Schwartzwalder whose 2 years at Syracuse include one national champion and four Eastern titlists said who spent a quarter century as coach of the Florida Rattlers Jake Gaither is sch-Nziuled to speak in Chattanooga Dec 10 Gaither who was named Small College Football Coach of the Year in 1962 will address a meeting of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Gaither stepped down as Florida coach earlier this year BEN Schwartzwalder of Syracuse who in a winner from the seeds of racial discontent was named Eastern College Football Coach of the Year by United Press International The Orangemen beaten in 11 Texas OSII Nebraska Stay 1a12-3 But Irish Topple to 6th The OB Will Be Last Well here we are in December and the Orange Bowl Committee faces still another long week of waiting before it can settle upon Nebraska's opponent in the Jan 1 nighttime classic In fact by the time Nebraska's foe is determined every postseason collegiate football affair will have selected both of its participants even the minor bowl attractions Notre Dame's opponent in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas won't be known until after the Texas-Arkansas blood bath for the Southwest Conference championship in Austin Saturday afternoon But the Orange Bowl must wait several hours more to see if Louisiana State can handle Mississippi in Baton Rouge that night- LSU of course has been extended a conditional Orange Bowl bid depending upon the Tigers' ability to win their last two games against Tulane and Ole Miss Tulane fell last Saturday night 26-14 but the Rebels still remain in LSU's path to Miami "WE HAD TEE ability the desire and we surprised you" Auburn Coach Ralph (Shug) Jordan told reporters after his Tigers had rallied from a 17-point deficit to defeat Alabama "Yes you Not one dad-blame one of you thought we could do it "When we were down 17- 0 you all to the last man thought we were done Well my friends you were wrong "Auburn has the ability the desire and the will gentlemen and by golly dare any of you to challenge that now" Jordan said after the 33-28 victory Alabama's Paul (Bear) Bryant said after the game "Before the game I thought we were the best team But we didn't prove it "I don't know who played well but it doesn't take a Philadelphia lawyer to see that Pat Sullivan did everything but take up tickets" HAD TEE ability desire and we you" Auburn lalph (Shug) Jordan orters after his Tigers lied from a 17-point defeat Alabama you Not one dad ne of you thought we 'it we were down 17- L11 to the last man ght we were done ly friends you were arn has the ability desire and the ltlemen and by golly any of you to chalLet now" Jordan said 33-28 victory tma's Paul (Bear) said after the game the game I thought 5 the best team But 't prove it n't know who played It it doesn't take a phia lawyer to see Sullivan did every it take up tickets" the way to 16th after losing to Mississippi State 19-14 The second ten consisted of Air Force Stanford Georgia Tech Toledo Dartmouth Mississippi Southern Cal Penn State Northwestern and Oklahoma Southern Cal and Oklahoma replaced Colorado and Washington both idle in the rankings Nebraska held onto the top three positions Arkansas No 5 a week ago and Tennessee No 7 slipped ahead of Notre Dame into fourth and fifth respectively Texas one game away from a 10-0 regular season received 23 first-place votes and 788 points from a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters across the nation Ohio State 9-0 and Rose Bowl bound pulled down 12 first-places and 752 points while Nebraska 10-0-1 and headed for the Orange Bowl got five top votes and 702 points The other two first-place votes went to ninth-rated Arizona State last Thursday 52-14 while Ohio State and Nebraska finished the previous weekend Arkansas had the week off to prepare for this Saturday's second showdown with Texas while Tennessee downed Vanderbilt 24-6 Michigan all through at 9- 1 climbed from eighth to seventh while Louisiana State slipped from sixth to eighth despite a 26-14 victory over Tulane Arizona State one of five unbeaten and untied teams was idle while Auburn No 10 rallied to beat Alabama 33-28 Last week Arizona State also was ninth while Mississippi was 10th and Auburn 1 lth Ole Miss slid all By HERSCHEL NISSENSON Associated Press Writer Notre Dame's stunning 38- 28 defeat at the hands of Southern California the past Saturday dropped the Fighting Irish from fourth to sixth place in The Associated Press college football poll Monday while Texas Ohio State and 1 Texas (23) 9-0 788 2 Ohio State (12) 9-0 752 3 Nebraska (5) 10-0-1 702 4 Arkansas 9-1 495 5 Tennessee 9-1 438 6 Notre Dame 9-1 415 7 Michigan 9-1 372 8 Louisiana State 8-2 367 9 Arizona State (2) 9-0 287 10 Auburn 8-2 237 11 Air Force 9-2 155 12 Stanford 8-3 95 13 Georgia Tech 8-3 95 14 Toledo 11-0 67 15 Dartmouth 9-0 62 16 Mississippi 7-2 49 17 Southern California 6-4-1 3812 18 Penn State 7-3 32 19 Northwestern 6-4 24 20 Oklahoma 7-4 23 AMERICA ALL AMERICAN CARS AKES By Herald Wire Services Blocking below the belt in the open field would be prohibited under a revolutionary proposal to come before the rules committee of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Dr David Nelson athletic director at the University of Delaware and secretary of the rules committee pre dicted that adoption of the rule would eliminate two-thirds of all knee injuries However he expressed doubt that the coaches would buy the proposal "This change will be fought vigorously by the coaches because they believe it will necessitate a changing of their coaching techniques" Nelson told an American Medical Association seminar on sports injuries "Having been a coach know most of us are almost Harding Republicans and three degrees to the right of Ghenghis Kahn "However I eel the change will come eventually because we need something drastic in playing rules to reduce knee injuries" Basis for the proposed change Nelson said is a computerized study at the University of Michigan showing 67 per cent of all knee injuries in football occur when an offensive player blocks a defensive player A ban on below-belt blocking would not impair the efficiency of the game Nelson contended adding: "Football is a game of change Since 1869 the scoring of the game has changed eight times the size of the ball eight times and the size of the field 16 times" DARRELL Royal of No 1 Texas said not even a "blood brother" is going to get a look at Longhorn workouts this week for the Arkansas game Saturday Royal told his weekly news conference he will close practices to everyone for the first time since he became coach at Texas in 1967 Campus police he said will make sure no visitors get into Memorial Stadium prior to the battle for the Cotton Bowl berth with the fifth-ranked Razorbacks which is expected to draw a crowd of more than 68000 Royal revealed that fullback Steve Worster may not be able to play much against Arkansas "He couldn't even trot and that's what I was afraid of" Royal said Worster suffered a hip pointer against Texas THE Shrine East-West Football Committee an- flounced selection of 28 players to represent the East in the charity game Jan 2 in San Francisco Among them are Michigan quarterback Don Moorhead Northwestern running back Mike Adamle Duke quarterback Leo Hart and Michigan offensive tackle Dan Dierdorf TEXAS crushed Texas Texas Still Possibility EVERYONE SEEMS TO THINK the Orange Bowlers will automatically swing to the Texas-Arkansas loser if Ole Miss defeats or even ties LSU but this isn't necessarily so I have the feeling that even should LSU stumble against the Rebels the Tigers could wind up as Nebraska's playmates here Jan 1 if Texas routs Arkansas So what about the powerful Texas Longhorns currently the nation's No 1 team? You've probably heard stories that Texas would lose all interest in postseason play if it "blows" Saturday's game with Arkansas Don't believe them! Coach Darrell Royal and the Longhorns if they lose to Arkansas would grab an Orange Bowl bid in less time than it takes to write this sentence However if LSU whips Ole Miss and Arkansas beats Texas the Longhorns will be watching TV New Year's Day despite a tremendous 3-year record of 29 victories as against 1 defeat CAR WHIG OBC Urges UM Support IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS GET A HAIRCUT WHENEVER YOU LIKE BUT HAVE US WAX YOUR CAR WITH REMARKABLE 11441444444( AT LEAST 'TWICE A YEAR SA11 MIDLER 1 3th St I NE 2nd Pc 4-8519comum NEVER i US WAX ARKABLE I-C-K YEAR 1111 Pc that a large crowd in the Or ange Bowl Saturday night to back the Hurricanes would let him know in what high esteem he is held by all of us" Phillips added The Orange Bowl Committee Monday urged Miamians to support the University of Miami Hurricanes and "rally around Walt Kichefski" for Saturday night's game with Houston in the Orange Bowl "We feel that a huge crowd would be an ideal way to show this man who has devoted virtually his entire adult life to the university how much his services are appreciated and honored" Keith Phillips Jr Orange Bowl Committee president said "The school and the community are fortunate to have a man with such dedication in its midst and we know SADDLE UP OR" FLY AWAY 1 I ifAGER BRAKES REMIUM INING LGRIDA'S OLDEST AND ARGEST PRECISIO ECTRON1 WHEE ALIGNMENT beep Oise Orakt El 1 1 INC11000 9' liEmonw MING 5- 1 ALLA WHEELS 1 Piler-11 LIBOR cseet kat HOUR SERIN LORIDA'S OLOEST AND 411Mb AR-GEST 1 MUFFLER SALE v0 95 1 I -iTT1 TEM jtECTRONI WHEE ALIGNMENT a HAGER BRAKES MO 1111 Rea oelieED i i From Ford's feisty little Pinto to the majestic new Thunderbird BALL has 'em all! Wee cars Whee Cars Wow cars Sold with pride serviced tenderly Very buyable and we can prove it INSTANT FINANCING INSURANCE Improve Your Came GOLF GRIPS Installed WHILE YOU WAIT Tie Doe It For Arkansas NOTHING MUCH HAS BEEN WRITTEN about It but Arkansas has one strong edge in Saturday's affair at Austin The Razorbacks can settle for a tie and still wind up as Notre Dame's opponent in the Cotton Bowl A deadlock will do absolutely nothing for Texas except protect its undefeated record This comes about because both Arkansas and Texas are 6-0 against SWC rivals going into Saturday's meeting and a tie result would leave them deadlocked for the conference championship Policy however dictates that in the event of two teams tying for the league crown the Cotton Bowl spot goes to the club which has been absent from the Dallas postseason contest the longer time Since Texas defeated Notre Dame in the 1970 Cotton Bowl game extending the bid to Arkansas would seem pretty academic Actually the Cotton Bowl would meet to decide between Arkansas and Texas in the event of a tie game Saturday but can't you imagine the howls around the league if the invitation should go to the Longhorns Well after all Notre Dame took a Cotton Bowl bid because it wanted to play a team higher in the rankings Should Arkansas whip Texas the Razorbacks will be well ahead of the Irish I like to see anybody get what they want "The Happening Place" Young ideas from the Oldest FORD Name in Miami! BALL FORD ORD HANDMADE GOLF CLUBS Expert Fitting imoninnonottosommggown REFINISHING-RESHAFTING ALL CLUB REPAIRS 9000 7th Avenue 7519711 From Broward: 922-8211 COMPLETE GOLF EQUIPMENT GOFF'S 1423 Pones de Leon Coral Cables Offense Quarterbacks Leo Hart Duke Don Moorhead Michigan Running backs Stan Brown Purdue TIP IN AND mita) SAVE MORE (MORE ON FAMOUS FAMOUS BRAND ID Men's Shoe 5 Alf 1111G5 OPEN DAILY 114 SUNDAY Men'! TAO Sill1OPEN DAILY 114 GS 4 SUNDAY SHOE Calder One Happy Man PRACTICALLY ALL OF THE TROUBLES that Steve Calder suffered during last summer's thoroughbred meeting at Tropical Park were forgotten by the Fort Lauderdale real estate developer Monday His Office Queen an $8500 bargain at the Florida-bred sales was voted the top 3-year-old filly of 1970 in the annual Daily Racing Form poll It was ODD LOT i)e a I i Fkl gfal I ft I'll A 1 11 1:1411 A )A 6111111410 4 rig WWI )141110 I proi ovi if I sti a I 1' 71-11 it' I 114 -11i Arl 6 1 41-10 Imo 411 0 ALLIGATORS AND REPTILES $3500 ALL MUST GO ALLIGATO AND REPTILE $3501 ALL MUST GO ES 10 BATES IASI'S SHOES BUCKLES MUMS AND SLIP ONS VALUES 1 6 TO $4000 NOW BATES MEWS StIC BUCKLES WWII'S AND SLIF VALUES 1 TO $4000 NOW I 1 10ES ONS 6" l' 0 iN3 g- 4 7 rA i- A 44 1 ic Lv Illo 44 ttt 71z MEN'S CASUALS BLUE 2 0 0 GREEN SAND BLACK 'mai '5 TABLE FREEMAN JARMAN VERDE THE NEW NAME IN TOWN ODD LOT PR MEll'S CASUALS :1114 $9 00 PR( SA ND BLACK graZ-41 $5 TABLE FREEMAN JARMAN VERDE THE NEW NAME IN TOWN ODD LOT 1 41 to 14(6 You cm dtt Toon au ero I -iKe th reliS 4te 'lora America uptess Di WS Mister CUM flikkfteriCiti We now America uptess limn Mister Ckarte hokimeriati Calder and His Champion Filly close Office Queen winding up with 95 points to 93 for Cathy Honey 75 for Missile Belle and 67 for Fanfreluche To my mind Office Queen's margin should have been bigger She sat out very few weekends as she compiled a record of nine victories (seven in stakes) in 19 starts She was out of the money only four times Office Queen won a division of the Jasmine as well as the Mimosa at Hialeah the Betsy Ross at Garden State the Black-Eyed Susan at Pimlico the Mother Goose at Aqueduct the Post Deb at Monmouth and the Cotillion at Liberty Bell )tumult FINIIMUI 'iliTson 1111141P-P pinsattifongs voiek roTtl SHOE STORE SIME STOR TORE Nobody can fool a Scotchwatcher with a "name" scotch Or one that's supposed to be "in" crntrhwntrilerc knnw tfle renly imnnrtnnt thina tn InnIr fnr in tentrh Acr Because Scotchwatchers know the really important thing to look for in scotch Av iler 219 Hagler St 2 blocks of Bantle Blvd DOWNTOWN MIAMI A 7 1 9 Fin nier St St Blvd )VIN nalt 1 ma VITLI That's why we make an eight-year-old scotch Martin's VVO And we put "8 Years Old" right on the Martin's label Where every Scotchwatcher can see it Look for the sign of age and you'll be a Scotchwatcher too But more important you'll 7 get abetter-tasting scotch i Win Net Titles International Tournament I Froehlin rfir TVM LA PAZ Bolivia (AP) Frank Froehling of Coral Cables defeated Chile's Patrido Rodriguez in the final round Tuesday to win the Bolivian Tennis Federation Martin's 81ear OldThe Seotchwateher's Scotch 8-year-old Blended Scotch Whisky KS Proof Imported by McKesson Liquor Co NY NY In women's singles Alice Tym of Miami defeated Bolivia's Carlota Velasco 6-1 6-0 -t I.