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Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 19

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Thursday Evening December 30 1971 STAR-TELEGRAM 3C does his job I Vjf A- I Tough January Schedule Coming Up for Mavericks Bears AAay Get Coach 'Outside7 (H ill Thinks Duane Smart i agement and Coach Tom Landry he has kept to himself Hill says I think he is intellectual He reminds me of a lot of guys I knew at Yale he feels a lot of things are on his mind and best to keep it to himself All of us have Hill continued think super smart Football players are suspicious of the press to a certain extent But he goes out and does his job Do you see him blow many IIILL SAYS Thomas is playing on has pride in himself and contentment he has inner Hill says lot of us are trying to find Hill who has had his contract problems with the Cowboys in the past says think about the organization on the field A lot of people think they are underpaid I really want to say any more about DALLAS (AP) Mysterious Duane Thomas is the silent force in the National Football most pow-erful offense but Calvin Hill says he understands him The Dallas Cowboy running back duo presents one of the most awesome ground attacks in professional football going into- National Con-ferehcg title rematch with the potent San Francisco Thomas who has had a running feud with the Cowboy front office has closed him-self into a tight shtll His per- formance on the field is above reproach But he refuses to communicate with the press and has left the impression he ignores his teammates HILL SAYS Thomas municates as much as he did -dastyear He talks to people he is close to talked to him5id everybody on his teamjs his t'1 i i Thcjnas on the second year of aTHiree-year contract feels the shorted him inoneywise After a bitter July tirade against the Fort Worth never had Dowd said of the 6-7 senior post man Evans is the Mavs leading scorer with a 163 average and the top rebounder with a 108 mean Burden a senior playing with a lot of Dowd said Hunter has hit 67 per cent from the field can see how sound he is with that kind of Dowd said HAPPY WITH the 5-1 ledger Dowd admits the Mavs did not play well their last two victories the good thing is that we won and play well talk about everything on a day to day basis not season For the first time since been here the attitude is positive They go out on the floor expecting to win getting the leadership from Burden Evans and HOCKEY CHART CENTRAL LEAGUE Pis GF GA Delias II 7 4 40 123 TuKa 18 11 2 J8 122 104 Kansas City 12 13 4 28 102 101 Oklahoma City 10 13 5 25 08 113 Omaha 10 17 2 31 80 mi Fort Worth I 15 5 21 80 102 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS ulsa 5 lor) Worth 1 Oklahma City 2 Dallas 2 (he) THURSDAY'S SCHEDULS No qames scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE East pit GF GA New York 25 5 4 160 81 Boston 24 4 4 52 lx I 77 Montreal 21 4 7 4 176 80 Toronto 17 12 8 42 111 103 Detroit 13 17 6 32 104 115 Buffalo 8 22 8 24 103 l4 Vartvouver 9 22 4 22 80 323 West Chicaqo 24 8 3 53 116 44 Minnesota 20 II 4 4 -94 69 Calltorma II 19 7 29 107 144 Philadelphia II 18 5 27 76 105 Pittsburgh 11 21 5 27 93 115 St Louis 10 21 6 26 100 124 Los Angeles 9 26 1 19 76 138 WEDNESDAY'S RESULT Detroit 7 Hutlaio 3 Boston 5 ChiuHijo I St Louis 6 Tuionto 3 Montreal 3 California 2 New York 5 Philadelphia 1 Los Armeies 3 Vancouver 1 THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE Boston at Minnesota GREG HUNTER top Mav shooter Peach Foes Hope for Clear Skies TV Channel 39 7 pm ATLANTA (AP) -If history repeats Peach Bowl contest between Georgia Tech and Mississippi wili be played in the rain or snow Since its inception three seasons ago two of the contests have been played in rain and last game between North Carolina and Arizona State was played in snow before 50000 fans Ole Miss finished 9-2 on the season Georgia Tech is 6-5 but turned a dismal 2-4 start into a winning season PRO CAGE CHART AMERICAN LEAGUE MORT OLSHAN PIGSKIN PROPHECY ii PEACH CHICAGO (AP) An outsider may coach the Chicago Bears for the first time in the half-cputury history of tha club with which owner George Halas helped found the National Football League Ilalas yesterday fired Jim Doolev 41 his hand-picked successor after the Bears collapsed badly towards the finish of fourth season ties year Hales personally announced the dimissal of Dooley who had a 20-36 overall record closing this year with 6-8 after losmg the last five games RECORD speaks for was explanation Halos 76 insisted the jio has been thrown wide open with a new coach likely to he selected from his staff or from the professional or collegiate ranks That opened a full-tilt guessing game with Ara Par-seghian or Notre Dame and Abe Gibron and Bill Austin from ihe Bear staff immediately being seen as likely ie-plarements The Bear player reaction was in sympathy with Dooley with Gale Sayers commenting: hate to see him go I thought he was a fine Probably the complete break-down of the Bears offense which produced only two ouchdowns during the closing i -g a swoon triggered dismissal with one year left on a iive-siason contract 4i 41 IIOV EVER KEY player generally contended Dooley had top coaching qualities Quarterback Jack Concannon asserted Dooley probably would be a coaching success elsewtere adding: face it with the Bears a tough place work if you have complete Sayers sidelined by an ailing kr ee the entire 1971 season commented that in each of four seasons never had a healthy team going for Baylor Hires Yung Retains Bill Hicks Baylor hired a new assistant football coach and kept an old one Wednesday Bill Yung Grand Prairie coach since 19G8 resigned his post there to join Grant staff at Waco He will coach the Bear linemen Retained at Baylor was Bill Hicks who has coached the defensive line MISSISSIPPI (9-2) vs GEORGIA TECH (4-5) Three points must be resolved for Tech 1 McAshan's condition (backup OB O'Neill completed 3 of 10 all season) 7 Shaking off effects of painful loss to Georgia 3 Unexcitinq prospect of virtually 'walkmq across street' to fciay bowl game If Engineers can rekindle their pre-Georgia spark they should handle Ole Miss admittedly a vastly-improved and spirited team but pne which outside of beatinq a flat LSU has never really Impressed anyone 4 The Georgia Tech that beat Michigan State Florida State and Duke (before latter was totally decimated) and gave Tennessee Georgia and Auburn (led latter 7-6 after 3 quarters) all they could handle has the character to regroup here PREDICTION: GEORGIA TECH Mississippi 14 GATOR BOWL GEORGIA (10-1) vs NORTH CAROLINA (9-2) Features duel of brothers Bill Dooley of Carolina and Vince Dooley of Georgia first time in history brothers have been opposlnq coaches In a bowl game match pits good SEC club vs good ACC team and 11 history has demonstrated the disparity between the two conferences In 1971 tor example the SEC won 84 of Its non-conference games while the ACC won only 38 vs outsiders Pick more secure could one count on Georoiq's All-America OG Smith being back in lineup (late reports say every- one 0 including Smith) Georgia which had the courage to rebound from Auburn defeat and then rally for last-second victory vs Georgia Tech has enovgh equipment to pry open Tars' stubborn defense Meanwhile we don't-note any counterinq offense versatile enough to penetrate the brute strength of Georqia's defense PREDICTION: GEORGIA 27-North Carolina 11 ASTRO-BLUEBONNET BOWL COLORADO (9-2) Houston has come to grips with Virginia 176 Carolina 117 Kentucky 125 Memphis 111 New York 105 Pittsburgh 102 Floridians 123 lnd'na 112 Utah 106 Dallas 102 THURSDAY SCHEDULE Memphis vs Dallas at Denver Utah at Denver Carolina vs Virginia at Norfolk Va Kentucky at Floridians NATIONAL LEAGUE ATLANTIC CENTRAL Boston 26 12Cleveland 15 23 New York 23 13 Balttmoia 14 22 Philadelphia 15 23 Atlanta 13 24 Buffalo 11 23 Cincinnati 10 26 MIDWEST PACIFIC Mllwaukeo 32 7 Lo Anqeles 35 3 Chicaqo 26 10 Seattle 22 17 Phoenix 21 16 Golden State 19 19 Detroit 14 23 Houston 13 25 Portland I 31 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Phoenix 124 Houston 106 Golden Stale 107 Cincinnati 102 Milwaukee P3 Portland R4 Cleveland 103 Philadelphia 102 THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE Baltimore at New York Golden State at Detroit Atlanta at Houton Portland at Chicaqo Buffalo at Phoenix Los Anqeles at Seattle OC Hawks in Tie DALLAS (AP) Brian Bradley flicked in a 10-footer with 18 seconds left in the game to pull Oklahoma City into a 2-2 tie with the Dallas Black Hawks Wednesday night in a Central Hockey League game Artzona State Alabama and Florida Stale and were beaten by two of them7CTn the other hand Colorado achieved a rare parlay In knockinq off LSU "at "Baton Rouge and Ohio State at Columbus Faced four bowl teams Playing In Astrodome shouldn't prove too much of a hardshio since Colorado owns' toe same kind of artificial turf et Boulder Nobody Is qoinq to shut dowmlhe potent Houston offense Colorado Is gonna have to work hard for If Jret they have the battle-tested athletes who have delivered under the severesl-pressure PREDICTION: COLORADO 31-Houston 21 i (Mi CALVIN HILL OU Defense Gets Praise Of Sullivan NEW ORLEANS (AP) just what been trying to tell said Heisman Trophy winner Pat Sullivan of Auburn defense is think they have more physical talent than any team tried to prepare said the All-American quarterback shortly after the fifth-ranked Tigers arrived here Wednesday for their final workouts before Sugar Eowl date with No 3 Oklahoma While most observers have gawked at the awesome Oklahoma wishbone attack Sullivan has been more concerned with the Sooner defense have moved quite a bit on Sullivan said when they had to have the big play they get it They are big and I believe their speed and quickness is their greatest Sullivan led Auburn to nine straight triumphs this year before the Tigers were belted 31-7 by Alabama another power that lives by the wishbone The Crimson Tide dominated the game with ball control keeping Sullivan and his All-American wide receiver Terry Beasley on the sideline for 42 minutes think it will be that type said Sullivan (Oklahoma) seem to score Scoreboard GOLF Hole-in-Onc SYCAMORE Raul Manrlquet seed the 135-vard fourth hole at Sycamore He used a 7-iron and was plavinq with Richard Ward I Mason usmq a 4-Iron scored a hole-m-one on the 164-yard No 3 hole at Ridqiea's championship course His partner was James Hanson IIORSE RACING Features LIBERTY Mr Correlation ($11 $4 80 $4 60) Cold Heat ($360 $3 60) Lanoma Fun ($4 60) Harem Print- ($18 20 $6 60 $4 20) Patrol Prince ($440 $3 20) RisKv Alibhal ($3 80) FAIR Devil's Dvke ($14 80 $4 80 $3 80) Tanorac ($320 $2 60) Kenta Fal'n ($3 20) I Want You ($10 80 $4 $4 40) entry of Introductivo Divorce Trial and Sky Hioh finished second third and fouth respectively ($520 $5 80) SANTA ANITA Social Aqent ($70 $17 $5 20) His Maiestv ($340 S240) Chain and Mace ($3 40) BASKETBALL High School SOUTHEAST LIONS TOURNEY Team Southwest 54 North Side 55 Arlmqton Hts 86 Carter 60 Arlmqton Hts 93 North Side 70 Poly 67 Tech 56 Freshmen Western Hills 45 Eastern Hills 45 Wyatt 54 North Side 23 Arlmqton Hts 6) Carter 44 Poly 43 Southwest 42 SPRINGTOWN TOURNAMENT BOYS Northwest 87 Brock 55 Krum 76 Paradise 57 Girls Sorinqtown 45 Paradise 33 Brock 51 Bridqeport 33 Pooivilie 73 Glen Rose 51 TENNIS Australian Open Second round results in the Australian Open Tennis Championships: John Newcombe beat Patrice Dominquez 6-1 6-3 6-1 Alex Metrevelli beat Ross Case 6-2 3-6 6-4 6-2 John Cooper beat Frank Sedg-man 3-6 6-3 6-1 6-3 GOLF RIDGLEA Mrs Shirley Clark First Mrs Mcllroy Second Mrs John Borders SgGHHl gseheb HOLIDAY BOWLING TIK1E OPEN BOWL At These Houses ASK ABOUT LEAGUES NOW FORMING 1 SUGAR OKLAHOMA (10-1) Hunter Bill Barnett and Perry Littleton are two sophomores who should continue to improve every game Moore has continued to improve under the A SPARKPLUG in the Maw season has been little 5-10 guard Wayne Warren has only played in three games because of an injury but he was instrumental in two of them in helping us Dowd said of course I mentioned Willie Spain Louis Marshall Pat Schaum and Rick Heaton all Dowd makes his point clear A strong bench tends to over-shadow other weaknesses And how happy the new year will be for the May mentor should be determined to a large extent by the end of January STORE By BOB CLANTON Star-Telegram Sports Writer UT-A 1 i basketball coach Barry Dowd was pleased with his Christmas stocking which included a 5-1 record at the holiday break But the Maverick prospects for a Happy New Year hinge on a tough January schedule which according to Dowd will just what we are made The Mavs resumed two-a-day workouts Wednesday in preparation for a Monday night clash with Wayland Baptist at Plainview before coming home to face rugged New Mexico State Jan 8 at Texas Hall ONLY TWO home games are cm the January slate which includes a tough trip north to face Ball State and Butler is outstanding They beat Cincinnati and Cincinnati beat Ohio State And Ball State is almost as good will be a key month Our goal is to improve each game Our goal Monday is to play like we been off a Dowd plans two workouts per day until Saturday and the five hours a day on the court will not go without special emphasis plan to stress defense The kids are hustling but at times we are not rotating right and are out of position And we plan to come up with a surprise or two we plan to stress execution We had worked so hard on the zone that when Southwest Missouri threw a man-to-man at us it threw us 6 6 6 INDIVIDUALLY Dowd pointed to the play of Dave Evans Greg Hunter and Mark Burden as providing the consistency in getting off to the 5-1 start has added maturity Come and see how little it cost to own radial tires DOWNTOWN 716 4 Hm imvm ID 2-76 730 AM SJ0 PM thf 730AM H7PM ytvbff ARLINGTON 1503 tew £6rllH't( Wfc X4 ft GREATER vs AUBURN (9-)) Siikiyarv-who broke an NCAA record last year averaqlnq 8 5 yards per 1 the type of athlete who can demoralize any opponent with his quick accurate arm However as Alabama rather conclusively proved It's difficult to mount an offense when you're sittinq on the bench for 40 minutes or so And this Is where Sullivan Beasley and Schmalz figure to spend most of the afternoon Oklahoma's devastating possession game will cut Auburn's lightweight defense to ribbons PREDICTION: OKLAHOMA Auburn 20 COTTON BOWL PENN STATE (10-1) vs TEXAS (9-2) Intense sectional pride involved here Much has been said about quality of Pnn State's the Lions' 10 victims collectively won 42 and lost 63 However not much Is mentioned about Texas' competition The Longhorns' 8 victories came et the expense of opposition which won only 30 of 84 qames Fact is-r-Penn State playing comparable schedules then went down to the Oranqe Bowl In 1968 and 1969 and with nerves of rawhide turned back pair of formidable Blq Eight foes In Kansas and Missouri Key here may be how Wll prepared Penn Slate will be in contalninq Texas' feared Wishbone The have plenty of time to get ready and they have the dedicated athletes who weift be Intimidated PREDICTION: PENN STATE Texas 20 ROSE BOWL MICHIGAN (11-0) VI STANFORD (8-3) Stanford's mission here is two-fold must establish running game to make passing game click and qive offense versatility needed to keep Mfchtoan's defense honest Return of speedy kick returner and WR Cross Is tremendous boost OB Bonce Is no Plunkett but Is Ideally-equipped to keep off balance Wolverines will try to outmuscle Indians but Thunder fChickens ably supported by qreat LB Slemon has proved Itself many times In i the clutch before Shapes uo as struggle between Michigan's ball-control and Stanford's clever swift-strikinq attack The logical choice would seem to be Michioefl and its awesome bulge in manpower But the pick here is Ralston I and his Ability to come up with the winmnq formula In the btg flame i PREDICTION: STANFORD Michigan 17 ORANGE BOWL NEBRASKA (12-0) VS ALABAMA 11-01 Alabama faces an opponent lust as disciplined and poised as Itself but one mbre physically endowed Nebraska would appear to have less problems here than ft did aqainst Oklahoma can play defensive ends closer making Bama' inside attack labor that much harder Alabama ace Musso Is great but HosKers' Glover Co appear equal to task of containing him After two previous bowl losses to Alabama you may be certain Nebraska will be motivated even further to settle score here Bryant is a sharp customer but Devaney is deallno with a full deck this time PREDICTION: NEBRASKA Alabama 14 BOWL vs HOUSTON (9-2) only three really decent opponents all BOWL three quarterbacks including his own Gary Hammond East Coach Murray War-math of Minnesota must decide whether to start his own quarterback Craig Curry or John Reaves of Florida The other West quarterbacks are Jimmy Jones of Southern California and Brian Sipe of San Diego State HIP HUGGKKS ALL BELTS 41)1) Li OFF SHADRAK Onkiand At tanniater Av Til 10 PM Next to Griff SHIRTS DRESS SLACKS SC TIES Hill v- 99 HUNTING MODEL 111 GUN SHOP 535-2691 Quarterbacks Not Named for Shrine This is a clean-up to make way for the 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