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2-C Fort Worth STARTELEGRAM Friday Evening December 21 1971 The tlarmon Football Forecast CROWLEY DUO PICKED Talented Backs Head Star Team THE TOP 40 MAJOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAMS c5) 1 -8 ('' I --'t 0 1 44-7 1i if i i A A 2 Cornerbacks In AFC Game May Hold Key 1 Tech State State Carolina 28-111inois State State Dame Cal State State State State State State Force A 8 College LYDIA scorr vrIT A a a SALLY PHILLiPS vrIT A AalAilaA 61 State 21 Monday December 27 FIESTA BOWL: Arizona State 34 Florida Tuesday December 28 TANGERINE BOWL: Toledo 35 Richmond Thursday December 30 I ''''''4 4 't 4 i 4''' 00124:: 131 f4 'C'Ik' ii -f it i ke '4'4 1L i I 1Niwo e- I i 1 A 4 1 LosAga411mktiogiolt "We set our defense to stop him and all he does is gain 250 yards" says one coach whose team battled against Genzer Quarterbacking the elite team is Mike Barber of White Oak who rushed for 572 yards and passed for 900 more Two Tarrant County from on the first team Vernon Bruton considered one of the best guards in the state regardless of class and linebacker Rick Meador the ace of the Eagles' defense which shutout seven opponents are the county honorees By GERALD GARCIA StarTeleoram Sports Writer Three talented running backs are the leaders of the Star-Telegram's 1971 Class 1A all-state football team They are Kenneth Ponder of Kerens Tidehaven's Donnie Ray Genzer and Randy Stilley of Nocona Ponder was the top rusher of the three The 176-pound senior trampled opponents for 1716 yards on 197 carries for an 87 average Stilley amassed 1443 on 211 tries and Genzer rushed for 1441 on only 163 carries 11 Georgia Tech PEACH BOWL Mississippi 20 Friday December 31 2 ASTROBLUEBONNET BOWL: Colorado GATOR BOWL: Georgia Houston 21 North Carolina 10 24 SHARON TIPTON CATHY JACKSON CLEVELAND (AP) One of two rookie defensive backs could casily wind up the goat depending on the outcome of the American Football Conference playoff game here Zunday between the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Coits Cornerback Rex Kern of the Colts is the only rookie starter on a defensive unit that the AFC in all phases in regular season Cornerback Clarence Scott or the Browns plays the same position 117th players are expected to be put under severe by veteran quarterbacks John Unitas or Baltimire and Bill Nelsen of Cleveland ia the 1 pm game leading to Saturday January 1 20 28 14 23 24 Texas 31 Alabama 28 Stanford 38 Auburn Penn State Nebraska Michigan Oklahoma COTTON BOWL: ORANGE BOWL: ROSE BOWL: SUGAR BOWL: CONTESTANTS These beauties will be among the candidates for queen of dr West Side Lions basketball tournament which starts Monday at Public Schools Gym S-T lA ALL-STATE TEAM Final College Forecasting Average: 1641 RIGHT 521 WRONG 39 TIES 159 OWM the Jan 2 AFC championship contest Kern a quarterbacz throughout his collegiate career at Ohio State has old been a starter for four games after rookie Leonard Dunlap was injured and veteran Jim Duncan demoted A 10TH-ROUND draft pick who made the Colts as a back up safety Kern is the only apparent weak link in a defense that gave up only 1113 rushing and 1739 passing yards a game Quarterback till Nelsen of tbe Bt owns says he is impressed by films of Kern and says the four games offer enough experience Scott was drafted after the Browns' scouts labeled him the best cornerback in college last year and he has started ever since the second exhibition gome He is second on the team in interceptions with four and says he no longer is picked on by quarterbacks the way he was at the beginning of the season Earl Morrall was the quarterback for Baltimore most of that game Scott says he expects a different type of game this time because "Unitas seems to like the short passes His game is to use all the receivers not just the wide one" FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Pos Plaser School Pat lludgins White Deer Alan Miller Muenster Banton Green Albany I Nike Trantham White Deer Bobby Kotzur Poth Vernon Bruton Crowley Lynn Baggett Canadian Mike Barber White Oak Kenneth Ponder Kerens Donnie Ray Genzer Tidehaven Randy Stilley Nocona Deer ler Deer an Oak ven I PRO FOOTBALL STATISTICS Wt Class 175 1651r 180 Sr 205 Sr 225 1r 190 Sr 5 Vacancies Still Remain on Ag Staff SWC Suffers 3 KO Cage Punches FIRST TEAM DEFENSE 08 Lit LB LB 0 011 NATIONAL CONFERENCE LEADING RUSHERS Alt Yds Ave TDs Brcknotn GB 116 1105 3I Owns Del 746 1035 42 8 Ulm) LA 'ill MO 47 4 Brown Wash 253 948 37 4 Vill lard SE 216 40 4 Washinton SF 191 811 42 3 Thomas Dal 175 793 45 11 Anderson GB 186 757 41 5 1 avlor Det 114 736 42 4 Jones Minn 180 675 34 4 LEADING PASSEks Att Corn Yds TDs AVCI Stubch DCI 211 101 1882 1) todrv De? 261 )36 2237 16 857 Kilmr Wash 306 166 2221 13 726 Berv All 136 2uv5 11 86i Gabriel LA 352 180 2238 17 636 Brodie SF 387 208 2642 18 683 Mrtn Dal 143 73 1131 1 791 Liske Phil 269 143 1957 11 728 Hargett NO 219 96 1191 6 567 LEADING RECEIVERS Recd Yd Avg 'Ms Tucker NY 59 791 134 4 KwiickSF 52 664 128 5 Jcksn Phil 41 716 152 3 JeIrsn Wash 47 701 149 4 Washmitn SF 46 884 192 4 Frmr Chi 46 737 160 5 Grim Minn ES 691 154 7 Gordn Chi 43 610 142 5 Giliam 511 42 837 199 3 Morison NY 40 411 103 Garrison Dal 40 396 99 1 218Sr 212Sr 193Jr 190Sr ISO Sr 196Sr 185Jr 185Sr 180Sr 165Sr 135Sr Randy Jurgaltis Falls City Keith Thomason Wylie John Beckman Sonora Romiie lull Wheeler Shannon Davis BOVilla Ricky Keith Sunray Walter Woods Tidchaven Frank I loll iday Maud Rick Meador ('row Icy Jerry Urbanczy White Decr Randal Roschrock Three Rivers ity 'en Deer Rivers The ringing of Santa's sligh by New Mexico Jeff Over-bells will hopefully mean the house did his bit for the Agjolly ole man will have a gies with 26 points 18 coming stocking full of intersectional in the first half basketball victories for South- The Aggies were down by west Conference teams during only seven points at halftime holiday tournaments and but wilted in the final 20 min-games next Week utes The conference took three A Iayup and a free shot in solid blows to the chin in the final minute of play en-Thursday night games that ablcd Iowa State to slip by closed out action until Mon- Arkansas Martin Terry Ar The conference took three A layup and a free shot in solid blows to the chin in the final minute of play en-Thursday night games that abled Iowa State to slip by closed out action until Mon- Arkansas Martin Terry THE SECOND TEANI Arday kansas' fine junior college Creighton Texas transfer contributed 27 points 100-77 in the consolation for game's scoring honors Creighton sock ed Texas 100-77 in the consolation AMERICAN CONFERENCE LEADING RUSHERS Att Yds Avg TDs Little Den 283 133 40 6 Csonka Milt 195 105I 54 7 Hubbard Oak 182 872 48 5 Kelly Cie 234 865 37 10 Garrett NE lal 784 43 1 Riggins NY 180 769 43 1 Simpson Buff 183 141 41 5 Bulacih Bait 152 741 49 8 Kiick Mia 162 738 46 3 Podolak KC 184 708 38 9 LEADING PASSERS Att Corn Yds TO'S Avg Griese Mia 23 145 2089 15 194 Dawson KC 301 167 2504 15 832 Carter Cin 222 138 1624 10 732 Hach SD 431 233 3075 21 713 Nelson Cie 325 174 2319 13 714 Plunkett NE 328 158 2158 19 658 Lamonica Oak 242 118 1717 16 710 Bradshaw Pitt 373 203 2259 13 606 Morra II Bait 167 84 1210 7 725 Unitas Bait 176 92 942 3 535 LEADING RECEIVERS Recd Yds Avg TO's Bilentnikoff Oak 61 929 152 9 Taylor KC 57 1110 195 7 Valaha NE 51 072 171 9 Shaklin Pitt 49 652 133 6 Fuqua Pitt 49 421 87 1 Smith Pitt 47 663 141 5 Hooker Cie 45 649 144 1 Briscoe But 44 603 137 5 Wartield Mia 43 996 232 11 Garrison SD 42 889 212 6 TEAM OFFENSE Yds Rush Pass San Diego 11311 1604 3134 Miami 4412 248 190 Cincinnati 4 166 2142 2124 Oakland 4258 2110 2128 Kansas City 4190 1843 2341 Denver 4158 2093 2065 Baltimore 4071 2149 1922 Pittsburgh 3882 1758 2124 Cleveland 3857 1558 2299 New England 3556 1469 18g7 Buffalo 3326 1337 1989 New York Jets 3267 1888 1379 TEAM DEFNSE Yds Rush Pass Baltimore 2852 1113 1739 Miami 3681 1661 2000 Kansas City 37M 1100 24601 Houston 3795 1723 2072 Denver 3 819 1834 1985 Cincinnati 3906 1778 2128 New England 4 072 1918 2154 Oakland 4 137 1151 2386 (145544fland 4 194 2227 1961 Pittsburgh 4248 1415 2766 New York Jets 4 31 2302 2055 San niacin 4591 2296 2262 Buffalo 4604 2496 2108 um a lo DEFENSE Po School Stainthorge Three Riverk Watley Vega Morris White Deer Gelber Schulenburg Street Sonora Dziuk Falls City Franklin Aro Dyer Hart Cole Hang Allgood Holliday Robinson Vega OFFENSE Pos Player School E--Wayne Ft) Ws Barbers Hill Kerbow Sonora Barnett Plains Almactuer De Leon Nelson Albany Hues Barbers Hill Payne Quitman Leonard Barbers Hill Armstrono Barbers Hill Noel Sonora Rowell Wylie Berry Quitman COLLEGE STATION (AP) There are still five vacancies on new Texas foptball coach Emory Be Ilardts staff of assistants but Bel lard says offers have been extended to fill the remaining positions Announcements will be made as soon as the iD ler are accepted an Aggie spokesman said Bellard announced Thursday be is retaining three assistants of former ASIM coach Gene Stallings Bellard replaced Stallings who was fired at the end of the season Charles "Pug" Gabrel will work with defensive ends Dee Powell will be defensive line coach and John Paul Young will be linebacker coach The trio join Dan LaGrasta the first assistant named by Bellard LaGrasta will leave a head coaching position at San Angelo Central High School to be Aggie offensive line mach San Angelo Central High School to be Aggie offensive line goach Pass 2786 2571 241 2094 2714 2272 2471 2256 1685 1955 2321 1655 1902 lubbehusen Wins Scholarship UNITAS ended the season completing 92 of 176 passes for 912 yards and three touchdowns He had three intercepted and his longest pass play was for 35 yards Nelsen connected on 174 of 325 throws for 2319 yards and 13 touchdowns He also had 23 intercepted and will be facing a defense that stole a league-leading 28 llis longest pass play was for 53 yards Passing success is more important to the Browns than the Colts since it accounted for 2299 of the 3857 total yards gained during the for 2299 of the 3857 total yards gained during the sea- TEAM OFFENSE Yds Rush Dallas 5 r115 2249 San Francisco 4706 2129 Detroit 4 5i1 236 Los Angeles 4233 2139 NY Giants 415 1461 Washington 4 010 1757 St Louis I 001 1530 Atlanta 3 959 1-03 Green Ray 3914 2229 New Orleans 3666 1711 Philadeinhia 351 1248 Minnesota 3350 1695 Chicago 33:16 1434 TEAM DEFENSE Yds Rush Minnesota 3406 1600 Dallas 3468 1144 Wasninoton 3571 1196 San Francisco 1619 1668 Atlanta 3787 2149 Detroit 3 859 11342 Green Ray 4 008 1707 Los Angeles 4037 1658 St Louis 4165 1905 NY Giants 4366 2059 New OrleanS 41311 2200 Chicafirt 4S1t) 2116 Philadelphia 46N 1962 game of the Lobo Invitational at Albuquerque and snake-bit Arkansas continued to lose the close ones as Iowa State whipped the Razorbacks in Little Rock 96-93 As expected No 1 nationally ranked UCLA kept its 100- point plus streak going with a 119-81 victory over Southwest Conference defending champion TCU in Los Angeles Creighton posted a single-game tournament scoring record with its 100 points topping the previous mark of 99 held Creighton Texas ALM Lewis 9 1-3 19 Overhouse 10 6-12 26 LeBlanc 2 0-0 4 Howard 3 12 7 Vieubeen 5 Knowles 3 4-7 10 Harmon 1 1-1 3 Brown 5 1-1 11 Pobik 9 5-5 23 Duplantis 2 0-1 4 Eletson 5 0-0 10 Gobin 0 2-3 2 Pietro 2 0-2 4 Threathill 6 2-7 14 Smith 1 3-3 5 Mckey 1 01 2 1-letiroth 1 2 2 4 Paulev 0 0-1 0 Mirky 4 31 11 Jenkin4 0 1-2 1 Totals 39 22-21 100otals 30 17-32 77 Creighton 47 53-100 Texas ALM 40 37-71 Fouled outCreighton LeBlanc Texas' AIM Brown Total fouls-Creighton 24 Texas AIM 201 A-14100 1 IOWA STATE ARKANSAS I Harris 9 3-4 21 Tokon 4 5-9 13 Williams 4 1-) 9 Ivnier 5 11 11 O'Con'r 12 0-0 24 Murphy 6 2-2 44 Mark 2 1-1 5 Bass 4 5-5 13 Denmon 9 24 21 Terry I 1115 27 Heck 8 1-2 1 Helder 0 22 2 Heft 7 11 15 Pox I I-2 3 I Capo'nce 0 0-1 0 White 3 22 8 Campbell 1 0-1 2 Totals 43 1014 96 Total 32 93993 Iowa Slate 45 51-96 Arkansas 51 42-93 Fouled Total St 23 Arkansas 14 A11-3500 1806 2374 2177 2011 1638 2011 1723 2379 2380 2307 7218 7414 2460 ners which included Oklahoma quarterback Jack Mildren an Abilene native and Air Force Academy linebacker Darryl Haas of Corpus Christi Twice a winner of distinguished student awards Lubbehusen has also been named the outstanding finance student at Texas UM behusen has also been named the outstanding finance stu- dent at Texas Texas linebacker Steve Lubbehusen has been awarded a $1000 postgraduate scholarship by file National Collegiate Athletic Association for his 328 grade point average in business administration Lubbehusen Eastern Hills graduate was one of 33 win ministration tubbehusen Eastern Hills graduate was one of 33 win- Roughed Up ouglited Stephens Scoreboard IffiRbg COLLEGE CAGE BASKETBALL High School Castleberry 511 Wyatt 54 Castleberry 'B' 64 Wyatt 'B 6) Mansfield 4R Burleson 46 Mansfield JV 49 Burleson JV 411 Burleson 9111 SO Mansfield 9th 21 HOCKEY Personnel PHILADELPHIA recalled detenseman Bill Brossart from their Richmond form club of the AHL ST LOUIS Chris Bordeleau suf fered a broken toot during mime Wednesday ninht and will miss a month of action HORSE RACING Features LIBERTY Line (S6 70 $310 $t) Briartit $140)1 Domand FAIR Jay S160 $2 60) Our Bow Bid MAO 6I260) Pia's Della Riddle (S570 $240 S1110I1 Loud Silence ($280 62Su) Rockville Galaxy' ISA 40 ST $260) Sarre Green lion Pro TENNIS Sugar Tournament EAST LONDON South Quarterfinal results In the Free Slate Sigler Tennis Chromplonshins: Ilanans loss beat Sharon Walsh 6-2 6 Lin di Tuero heat BrInitte Cuypori JuAn Gishert beat Torn Fdlefsen 6-4 3 6 9 1 Nikki Kalogeropoulous beat 66wctt 6 7 6-2 GOLF Hole In One Montnnmerv rued the einhth hole at Rorkwood his third hole-in-one on that course His iRvino partners were George Sulli van and Darwin Self you're 20 behind and so BILL WALTON a 6-11 sophomore center provided the Frogs' biggest headaches Ile hit 31 points and grabbed 16 rebounds both marks tops for the game Sixteen of his points came in the first half when UCLA moved into a 59 39 lead "Bill Walton may be the best toile center I've seen" Swaim said "If he Isn't it would have to be Lew Aleindor who was awesome "This is the most depth UCLA has ever had UCLA has everything They can hit outside drive inside and while some people may not think so I am impressed with their defense" UCLA burned the nets at a 618 clip behind the shooting of Walton and All-America Henry Bibby who had 25 The Frogs stayed with their much-taller foe in the early going and trailed by only 20- 16 with 13:36 left in the first half But UCLA's tremendous height advantage was just too much to overcome SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE I UCLA 119 ICU 81 lows St 96 Arkansas 91 MAJOR Cincinnall 104 Ohio 61 Ohio St 11 Wisconsin-Milwaukee 63 Pennsylvania 8ii Kentucky 19 Nebraska 80 San Jose St 61 Oklahoma Imo Athie les in Action 92 Vanderbilt 9 Illinois 92 Minnesota 70 Drake S6 Carolina 69 Pitt 59 Utah 88 Northweslern 69 Pacific e6o Washington TOURNAMENTS LOBO INVITIATIONAL St John's 95 New Mexico 92 (charm hionshie Creighton )00 Texas 71 (cons0- lotion) OTHERS indinno St 88 Valparaiso 71 Delaware 91 Towson St 7f1 Duagosne 119 St Peter's 81 Dakota St IOC Wisconsin-River F11116 117 Long Bench St103 ValleY St 60 PRO CAGE CHART AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST WEST I Uteh 73 Kentucky 76 9 10(0606 70 IS Virginia 21 1S MemnhiS 1 19 610r00606 16 19 Pr weer 11 70 Pittnburoh 17 71 Dallas 13 23 Ni York Is 70 Caroline 17 21 THURSDAY'S RESULTS Ftnridien 125 Carolina 109 Pittchurcia 124 Now York 123 (On Kentucky 119 virgiola 122 Olen 112 Memohis 104 Indian IN Denver 101 FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE No scheduled NATIDNAL LEAGUE EASTERN CONFERENCE CENTRAL I ATLANTIC Pnton 73 17 Baltimore 17 71 New York 71 13 Cleveland 12 21 Philadelphia 14 20 Atlanta 11 1 Buffalo II 20 Cincinnati 10 23 WESTERN CONFERENCE PACleiC WI 33 3 77 IS IS 1 13 71 II 21 1ZaagiGiI AMUSEMENT TICKET SERVICE LOBBY RODEWAY INN 3329301 COTTON BOWL TEXAS VS PENN STATE TICKETS AND BUS -cr 1111: -Lt 1 )(? (- 4hi 1 ca vill Li hrEc11 REscalicial 4 z4 7 ht4c 0 7141 1 4 If 40V10010 i fit 14 'All 4 'rillinairelig tilltid (11 l'ablIff14 4hlit If t()7 I it I) i 071017 or I syntio cot No 141'ilitt-6114i 44Cidig10 14tHsvttur orrirocn of Irmo' 1 I erookvaZot Ar 4 TAT 44 Swaim said: "They got away i with a lot of slapping and 1 things like that But that'll happen on the road "I was proud of my play- ers" Swaim said 1 TCU now 4-2 headed for Honolulu today to compete in I next week's Rainbow Classic ICU UCLA i FT I-tall a 1-1 11 Wilke 7 2-4 16 iDegrate I 31 19 Farmer 4 0-0 8 i Royal 2 3-5 7 Walton 10 11-12 31 Fernnson 5 4-6 14 Lee 6 2-2 14 Stonnent 1 0-0 2 Bionv a 7-a IV V71'111773 11 I rultiVek1 1 I-1 1 Parker 0 2-3 2 Hater 3 01 6 Vann 3 1-3 7 Carson 0 0-0 0: Brown 0 0-0 0 Franklin 2 1-2 5 Stone 4 0-0 6 Chapman 0 0-0 0 Hill 0 00 0 16' $1 Parker 0 2-3 2 Haler 3 01 6 Vann 3 1-3 7 Carson 0 0-0 0 Brown 0 0-0 0 Franklin 2 1-7 5 Stone 4 0-0 Chapman 0 0-0 0 Hill 0 0-0 0 Totals 32 17-2661 Totals 4725-321191 ICU al UCLA 50 60-119 Technlcal Fouls UCLA Ho 1hfield 7 Alt-12351 lw sz so zr arm rff Jr ct ti OLD 11 RELIABLE II! DUB SHAW FORD Whore Th Customer It King lb i 605 I Sorry WA 6431111111 AIIP Sr Ilt air if OS lit ti A 'season 111r" "e4t A --n i A Ir --fryr-v: 7-7 "1 1 1 r1J- 0 1 1 4 -s 1 Swaim said "They got away 1 A s' 0 with a lot of slapping and i I v- a 1) I 1 4 1-4 te A things like that But that'll 7 1 1 1 Z' happen on the road I a l' 4 ii "I was proud of my play- I i i 7 ers" Swaim said i i i 4 1 TCU now 4-2 headed for 3 1 i 9 i 5 Honolulu today to compete in I next weeks Rain 1 'bow Classic 1 A it 4 1 ICU i I it 17-- z- i 11 Wilkes 7 2-4 16 V)4eolirale I 34 19 armer 4 UCLA 0 0 8 I r'''' "''''''It 4 li 1 1 174? 1 111 11' i 1 ir 1 A 1 Rove' 2 35 Walton 10 11-12 31 't P- t' 4 1" 1 t71-' 11 I ernsison 3 4 6 14 Loe 6 2 2 14 I 1 es a' 1' 1 set a i'f 1 1 6 stonhn 1 0 0 2 Bth i IP)! Till crtY1 I Vu'''r'tiVeId -4 I i 1I41 1 I --fr 4-' 1 i- Parker 0 2-3 2 Haler 3 0 2 6 tt Venn 3 1 3 7 Carson 0 0-0 0 4 410 1 i -i tt ll I' lt i ta 't 3 ti -0'o- Brown 0 00 0 ranklin 2 1-2 5 ib 1046 Ih'ip I 4 0 0 1 Chapman 0 0-0 0 7 3 "1' I li-''''''' I LC' stil-4 14 '''''1 Stone Hill 4 ttg t- 4'''''''''' 'it 8 4P- 1 '1 -1 I 1 Totals 32 11-26 81 Totals 47 25-32 1191 t'tt TCU -39 81 st: -I II 4 w-LA 51 60-119 3 Technlcal Fouls UCLA Hollylield 7 ench ko ll t' -0 I A1'1-12351 1 1 1 i It' COTTON BOWL i1 1 1 '1 TEXAS VS PENN STATE i AMUSEMENT TICKET TICKETS AND BUS 1 it -v' e) A)s I 1 SERVICE 'L 9 I 1 1 LOBBY RODEWAY INN 332301 1 -'''11 1 11 t' I a a-- a qa- a 1 A -ts 1 4f ts so cr Ar ill rff Ar ct 4: m-' I 1 4 4:: "14: I1 OLD 11' 01 i 111 RELIABLE i-- 'e 41 1 DUB SHAW FORD 4 1 i''' ik-- 1 14 4 If Where The Customer It King lb i A 605 IL Berry WA 6-53111 111 Xt rAIIIP ARP Illt Atli ill OS III 1:1 A 1 Age' EAKS: If 1 1111 3 no 11 GOLOMK 4 0 i 1 41' 1 4 i i 1 1 if 4k 1111111" I "UN 4 7 fr I Eft 11114-rg 2'14 1 CA111E1111 11 0 IA a It A fa 7) ill taut" also61 ly 1 1 4 7- i srEciAt nizsEttlit: -Nodi4" 41- 1 74 --4 Jam iikd 610 II 4t an4e 4 rille(111(e17 Jii rf i 1a11 1 an- flap Ipas 0 1 lehi as i fyi? li In 1 1: les or 4fIc'mtvi )) imiril'l 1 ii 00rrnuo arota two eotnra et tou07'ilitt -6 tifil nrirtecn oonury oof 4 i HOCKEY CHART CENTRAL LEAGUE ptg OF GA Dallas 17 7 3 3 119 al Tulsa 16 10 1 101 93 Kansas 10 13 76 91 95 Omaha IS 77 41 okinhoma city 9 12 WAtt7lIsDAY'SIRLISUISS No shduted FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE No Games Khedule0 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST WEST Pall)WL5I rmfore IT WL New York 72 5 6 Chicano 24 7 31 Milwaukee lli i Los AngeleS Montreal 20 4 1 Minnesota 20 to 4 chicane 73 10 Seattle Poston 21 6 4 (alit 10 7 Photnia 19 16 State loronto IS 10 I Phila 10 16 5 Detroit 13 71 Histmlon DfIroll 11 16 6 Pittcholfgh 10 19 PrullAnd Illiftsio 7 71 7 S1 Louis 9 20 5 THURSDAY'S liteSULTS Vancouver 21 4 10 A rtrieS 24 11 Cleveland 11S Atlanta 110 THURSDAY'S RESULTS hichoo 111 Phoenix 100 lOn S011ein 1 Rmton 4 flr1 1 New York 120 PortlAnd Ill FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY'S SrHEDULE No oames scheduled No games scheduled MIUWEST WI Milwaukee Hb i Los Angeles Chicago 73 10 Seattle Phoenix 19 16 State Detroit 13 71 Motioon Portland MORT OISHAN PIGSKIN PROPHECY 1110 11 PUMPS 1 But Selection and Best Price Well Mach inery Supply Co 2901 Shotto St ID 6-2311 1 113 PS I Bed Selection le and Best Price SIMPSON Degrate and Jim Ferguson came through with big efforts for the Frogs De-grate scoring 19 points and Ferguson 14 Degrate got a big ovation from the Bruin fans when he left the contest And Swaim said of Ferguson a native Californian: "I thought Ferguson played particularly well in hitting the open man" What probably marred the victory somewhat for Wooden was the play of one of his players Larry liollyfield The 210-pound forward chose to play it rough and twice floored TCU guard Herb Stephens with vicious blocks The second time came as the game ended when he kneed Herb into the goal standard Stephens lay on the floor for several minutes after hitting his head and Adam's apple Concerning the officiating Torch to Be Moved TOKYO (AP) A Japan Air Lines flight from Paris to Tokyo will stop in Athens Dee 29 to pick up the Olympic torch for the 11th Winter Olympic Games to be held in Sapporo Feb 3-13 Vapanese organizers said today Herb into the goal standard Stephens lay on the floor for se veral minutes after hitting his head and Adam's apple Concerning the officiating Torch to Be Moved KYO TO (AP) A Japan Air Lines flight from Pari to Tokyo will stop in Athens Dec 29 to pick up the Olym- plc torch for the Ilth Winter Olympic Games to be 'held in Sapporo Feb 3-13 Vapanese organizers said today I NFL DIVISI()N414 l'ILAV()ITS SATURDAY DECEMBFR IS DALLAS AT MINNESOTA Coach Grants claim Vikings are counter-puntherS notwithstanding fact Is Cowboys boast advantage' at each skilled offensive positon all backfield spots and both wide receivers And defensively the Defense' Ne 1 in PC vs reshing yields little to Minnesota's fabled Purple Gang Vi manner in which Dallas is executing since Staubach took ever it is likely they will fail prey la tho vulture-1kt Viking defense PREDICTION: DALLAS 211Minnesole 13 MIAMI of KANSAS CITY Two seaaratn contests domino hero msames Yepremias VS WC' Steno rud hi th kicking department may upstage main altrachon petting Grins and Wariteld against Dawson and TOyiet Chiefs not paragon of consistency but is a (edified power when chips are in the table witness Super Bowl IV and late season crucial victories vet San Francisco and Oakland 'Plaint Is Skilflet loam SiPerini coached and sound in all Phase of Play Powerful ground sunolt of Czonka and Iroick will run Into brick wan of KCos masstve down four and big agile linebackers Provided Dawson's ankle intury iS not "views (hurt early in last Sun game vs Buffalo) the Chiefs hate the 'bitt gameo experience se win en Item grounds whorl thay are ondeteated to Oaten flOMOS thiS season PREDICTION: KANSAS CITY Miami SUNDAY pectmerot BALTIMORE AT CLEVELAND Cleveland uplet BilitiMett HI early OillitO1 this SOUSA drnen Colt nnot Same went haywors completing only 3 of lg with intercepted with Unitas POE at the confrois welt generosity OhOttid Pet OCCUt SWUM Cleveland's short passing attack is fvtio to neutralista Cols' super-excelient defense Neison is smart Oh Kelly and Scott tough illartetie but overall the Colts $Iac tip as itt'earPt Ind sunortor team PREDICTION: BALTIMORE Clevelaed have the endorse led to tett Celt mat demoted Won het overall I The fifth of December The fifth of December 0000e CARPET SALE OVER 2000 ROLLS 8 CARPET Open Today ok 9am to FRIDAY 9am 12 noon IV Weller in its old-style canister is the perfect gift for those who enjoy the flavor of fine Bourbon We ller is put up expressly for people who appreciate the flavor of good whiskey and mix nothing with it except water That's why we say -Weller and waterwonderful If you don't agree find out what's wrong with the water" As always Weller quarts are offered in their traditional green velvets STUTZ EL-WELLER America Oidesaamity Distillery (stab Louisville Ky 1849 ars Old 90 Proof Kentucky Sirs stlf Bourbon Whisker tlt 161 0000e 1: -1- CARPET SALE 0 r' i OVER 2 000 ROLLS 1 Weller in its old-style canister except water That's why we say QUALITY CARPET is the perfect gift for those who enjoy -Weller and water wonderful If you i I 11 '6 en oday the flavor of fine Bourbon don't agree find out what's wrong I Op a9 to Weller is put up expressly for people with the water" Fr a12noonS who appreciate the flavor of good As always Weller quarts are offered i FRIDAY 9m whiskey and mix nothing with it in their traditional green velvets 1 4 I lin --c -ww- STITZEL- WELLER America a Oidas6 amity Distillery (stab Louisville Ky Mit ars Old 90 Proof Kentucky Sire gfrf Bourbon Whiskar VI WASHINGTON at SAN FRANCISCO Trwo Over 4neStiN Gang inspired by Coach Allen's Indefatigable dedice Fen bete taught to win atter many years of failure They be Pt and recognize the rewards Mat cense with success Allen knows San Fran Cisco Them Ilia years at LA beat SF 6-3-1 in regular season clashes It's also homecoming of sorts for former 4ter Kilmer eters era not the Club They were last Ted 401 have Welting realty Or (Nitrated their talent spyittaiiy Broth who has been intercepted 24 times against Only is a year age The proud Redskins have proven their ability in the Cluttis most rKentty to LA and earlier in season at Daii8S PREGICTIONs WASHINGTON a San Francisco atiOahle derlica- gg if talent tr11 a veer 119e tactility at LA LA.

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