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October 19 1569 31 Shamrock Racing 'Miss Pocono Downs' Contest November 11 ridine douhlo with Ron) To.t. ja jonnny uacon completed a in tne seventn while the eighth ($3.40) piloted by Gary Mahon race. furlong daVh'in i 4 rensen tne to capture the six i yy 'A crowned "Miss Pocco Downs" on November 11, the final ladies night at the track this year. And, it'll be swim suit competition with final judging to take place in the completely heated clubhouse. The contestants will also promenade in the heated areas of the grandstand.

In addition to the beauty pageant, there will be a fashion show featuring a winter collection of daytime and evening holiday apparel, which will be modeled informally throughout the dinner hour in the clubhouse. The Marilyn Gauntlett Agency, Wilkes-Barre, will provide the models for the affair. Miss Pocono Downs will reign for or- year, until her successor is crowned in the fall of 1970. A panel of jockey's wives will serve as judges. Miss Pocono Downs contestants must file entry forms by November 5.

For additional information, applicants may write: Miss Pocono Downs Contest, Box 307, Dallas, Pa. ZX4t WHHS CHEERLEADERS Leading cheers in support of West Hazleton High athletic teams this season are: Foreground Jane Byorek (left) and Mary Ferry. Second row Beverly Brennan, Susan Schott (co-captain), Debbie Gould (co-captain) and Nancy Filoreto. Third row Janella Brislin, Diane Hildebrand, Linda Burkhardt and Janet Novatnak. The Easy Games Are the Toughest Ones for Coach tough one out, like at Syracuse, last week, directing the Bobcats attack at quarterback.

The Canton, Ohio, senior gave the Penn State line fits with his keeper prays and sweep runs. He gained 62 yards rushing. But because of a stiff Nittany Lion blitz, Bryant couldn't throw the long pass, which the Bobcats have often used this season. Instead he reverted to the screen pass for sporadic small gains. "We played a good, solid team today," Paterno said.

"Ohio University is a good football team, not great, but a good solid team. I think we played with a little more intensity. It was a good effort on our part." Sophomore fullback Franco Harris, Penn State's leading rusher with 53 yards, at first said a victory like this is better for the team than a squeeker Penn State had last week when they edged Syracuse, 15-14. "Being down like we were for three quarters against Syracuse misery," the 219-pound Harris said. "But I guess by pulling a Barry, Warriors Appeal Preliminary Injuction SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-At-torneys for basketball star Rick Barry and the San Francisco Warriors went before the U.S.

Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals here Tuesday to appeal a preliminary injunction preventing him from playing with any pro team other than the Washington Capitols. The three-judge panel took the matter under submission. Barry has been playing with the Caps in accordance with a Sept. 26 injunction. However, he was injured and underwent knee surgery last week and is not expected to resume play until January.

The action stemmed from a $10 million damage suit filed by the Caps claiming the Caps, not the Warriors, have a legal contract with Barry. A bathing beauty contest in November! Pocono Downs is searching for a beauty queen who'll be officially YOU BE THE QUARTERBACK By Paul (Bear) Bryant Head Coach, University of Alabama You are the Green Bay defen sive captain. The Pittsburgh Steel-ers have moved to your 4-yard line, fourth down and goal with the ball 20 yards from your left sideline. In order to get a better field goal angle, the Steelers stay too long in the huddle, delaying the game, so scrimmage will be the 9-yard line. Which is true: 1.

You can refuse penalty, leaving ball on the 2. You must take penalty? Answer No. 1. You can refuse penalty. This situation occurred in a Green Bay-Chicago game last year.

With third down and one on the Army 37-yard line, the Air Force signal caller starts his cadence. You, the Cadet defensive quarterback, spot the Air Force right guard leaning back. You expect: 1. Quarterback sneak? 2. Punt? 3.

Off-tackle play? 4. Punt? Answer No. 4. Pass. Guard leans back, anticipating pass blocking rather than charging quickly as on run.

No punt here. (Distributed by The Renter and Tribune Syndicate, 1969) mm Interlocked center cleats give smooth ride on cleared roads. 252 Tractor type cleats. Built wfflim 4 have nylon By D. BYRON TAKE Associated Press Writer UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.

(AP) "Just call it Paterno's law if yen want to," said coach Joe Paterno of Penn State. "The easier a game is for everybody else-the fans and the newspaper people-the harder it is for a coaching staff." Paterno saw a banner head line in a Pittsburgh newspaper before the Nittany Lions clipped Ohio University, 42-3, Saturday to extend their winning streak to 17 games. It read "Penn State Meets Ohio (Who)." "Just think how much that could help a team if they saw that before a game," Paterno said. "This is what a coaching staff has to combat when you play a team like this." The Bobcats apparently didn't see the headline. Penn State had no trouble as it used a 20-point Love Is Back to Sez Miss By LEE MUELLER NEA Sports Writer NEW YORK (NEA)-Romantics around the world were heartened the other day to learn that Tommy Agee, bachelor center fielder of the New York Mets, has been re ceiving proposals of marriage in the mails.

Romantics like this sort of thing. It seemed for a long time the tradi tional affection women allegedly felt for athletic heroes was a dying ember. In this age of Pennant Fever and World Series Hives and Pro Football Hyperpyrexia, there was no room for Love. Not so long ago, mere willows of men flung themselves in front of Flying Wedges for no other reason than to be worshiped by their female public. Then suddenly, which is the way such things happen, the concept melted.

Women began finding more security in stocks and bonds than muscles. The athlete was left pounding his fielder's mitt. No less an authority than Jacque line Susann has observed, how ever, that love is coming back into sports. Love is her game. There are men who doubt the literary worth of her books, but the author of "The Love Machine" knows her love.

'Girls always love football does a team a lot more good than this one." Halfback Gary Deuel, who gained 49 yards, scored two Penn State touchdowns on runs of two and 12 yards. Harris bowled over from the four for the first touchdown, quarterback Charley Burkhart, asually not a scrambler, picked up 32 yards rushing and scored back Mike Smith fell on a blocked punt in the end zone for another score, "What impressed you most about the Penn State defense?" Ohio University coach Bill Hess was asked. "Their personnel," he answered quickly. Penn State now is 6-0 and Ohio University is 2-3-1. Help pave Hazle Twp.

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TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Th'ear-o'ld; and Furlongs. P5. .1" 120 3 3-1 4, ivup 107 yovjr i-au-oi (Licata) 104 Jestso (Saumell) 120 Grand Pas (Newberry) 114 Lady Adair (Masters) 109 phette) 114 6 10-1 2 10-1 a LUC UU Petes Tura-May reverse Hasty Patrol-Has credentials 2nd-Pur8? $1,502. Three-Year-Old. C1'nmg $1,500.

5H Frlonn. Kho Gin (Bindner) 119 Boston Binge (M. Bacon) 117 Dare To Print (Gallup) 107 Skymer (Sorenson) 113 iTamou.Tour (Parsons) 122 More Chips (Valeri) 122 Truley Miss (Licata) 109 Balance Sheet Tn. 5-2 3-1 5- 1 6- 1 8-1 10-1 12-1 Gin Always tough Boston Binge May win all rfi 'I'600'. Th'e-Yer-01ds and lon'ga 2.O0O-$l,750.

6 Kur- Lawdy'Mawdy (Valeri) 113 3' 2-1 iij. liotenko) 117 8 Imptess (Mahon) nc i 7- 2 4- 1 5-1 5- 1 8- 1 8-1 12-1 Billybird (Gallup) 109 4 wee unarne OD (Saumell) 119 Lilflora (Parsons) 114 2 Excuse Please (Seldomridne) hr Pretty Wise (Anderson) 113 7 iaway maway avored here xorK uounty speedster Imptess Rail helps 4th Purse $1,600. Two-Yea-OM Maiden-Fillies. Claiming Real Lime (Lukas) 119 1 3-1 Aaye aye Bee (Whitemen) 115 10 5-2 Ppgestra (M. Bacon) 110 2 7-2 war Pleasure (Bindner) 119 6 4-1 Cool Acceleration (No Bov) 115 R1 Seven Requests (Gallup) 108 7 8-1 easier x-riam iManon) 119 5 10-I a taivert Lady (Whitemen) U9 3 5-2 Miss High (Saumell) 119 4 in-1 Nicki A.

(Rowan) 115 8 12-1 a a. c. L. stable, R. Cravero Viola entry.

Keal Lime Edge In here Bye Bye Bee May overcome post Pogestra Dangerous 6th Purse $1,700. Three and Four Year-Olds. Claiming Furlongs. Lucky Leonard (J. Bacon) 119 6 5-2 Seal Of Approval (Seabo) 104 9 Snag (Gabriella) 116 Miss Wiggs (Lukas) Dapper George (Seldomridge) Saucy Swiss (Gallup) Mimi Baby (Ledezma) Card Party (Miller) Priam's Countess 113 116 10 103 2 110 4 116 8 6-1 8-1 8-1 10-1 10-1 12-1 (Parsons) 110 5 Rocket Destroyer (Mahon) 119 3 Lucky Leonard In clever hands Seal Of Approval Must consider Snag Won at meeting 6th Purse $1,700.

Three-Year-Olds and Up. Claiming 6 Fur longs. What's Available (Saumell) 116 2 2-1 Silver Hyperion (Sorenson) 116 1 5-2 Feudal Lord (Parsons) 116 7 7-2 Summer Escort (Newberry) 122 5 Double Doc (OlCOtt) 116 4 6-1 Pnnntrv (Fromal) 116 3 8-1 Flvine Eaglet (Thomas) 119 6 10-1 What Available uets can Silver Hyperion Usually well up Feudal Lord May better this 7th-Purse $1,700. Three-Year-Olds and Up. Claiming $2,000.

One Mile and 70 Yards. Fab Advice (Saumell) 120 5-2 3-1 7-2 5-1 Battletime (Young) 120 Peter Wrack (J. Bacon) 120 Sure Mark (Miller) 120 Lord Saybrook (Mahon) 115 Zazu's King (Sheppard) 120 Feathery (Anderson) 110 Fab's Advice Placed right Battletime Figures well up Peter Wrack Money shot 6-1 8-1 10-1 8th Purse $2,200. Three-Year-Olds and I'p. Allowance.

6V4 Furlongs. Mozart's Lad (Baker) 109 3 9-5 Skyway King (Saumell) 113 4 3-1 Swift Em (Masters) 117 2 4-1 Fancy Kicker (Gallup) 115 5 6-1 Jolly- Holiday (Bindner) -111 7 5-1 Julepbush (Miller) 114 6 8-1 Breda 2nd (Lukas) 113 1 10-1 Manlius (Mahon) 116 8 10-1 Mozart's Lad Campaigning well Skyway King Will be battling Swift Em Don't discount. 9th Purse $1,500. Three-Year-Olds and Up. Claiming $1,500.

One Mile and 70 Yards. Ambor Bell (Saumell) 117 8 3-1 Acouchi (Seabo) 107 3 4-1 Go Go Day (Seldomridge) 117 2 9-2 Arbutus (Curtin) 117 9 5-1 Red Alibi (Jiannine) 117 4 5-1 Now I Wonder (Saumell) 122 7 6-1 Slanome (Fromal) 117 1 8-1 Kasrilewke (Lawless) 114 6 10-1 Turf Escapade (Pisano) 117 10 10-1 Honey Kid (Anderson) 117 5 15-1 Ambor Bell Try here Acouchi May crash winner's circle Go Go Day Will be close Pro Basketball 4 NBA New York 128, Atlanta 104 Baltimore 125, Detroit 110 Boston 120, Milwaukee 107 ABA Pittsburgh 112, Dallas 111 North Carolina 118, Miami 103 SPORTSMAN'S" DIGESTS SHORT FLY RODS MALL STREAM YOUR CASTING AREA AND DEMAND A DELICATE DELIVERY THAT WON'T ALARM THE FISH. A 7-FOOT FLY ROD, WEIGHING ABOUT 3 OUNCES, THAT USES AN HEH" OR HDH DOUBLE-TAPERED LINE WITH A7J4-FOOT LEADER IS AN IDEAL COMBINATION. LONG CASTS ARENT NEEDED HERE, EVEN IN LOW, CLEAR WATER OF SUMMER OR FALL, IF yOUR DELIVERY ISN'T NOISV fcND. YOU CAST UPSTREAM TO THE FISH.

YOU DON'T EVEN NEED TO KNOW THE EXACT LOCATIONS OF FISH; THEY CAN SEE FLY SEVERAL FEET IN CLEAR WATER, FISH BACH CAST OUT SLOWLY lwit 4" sjf. 1 tV'KV00 ong Memory The winner was Miss Swan JW John second. The 3-5 Exacta returned LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Weather Clear. Cold. Track Fast 1st Puree $100, S-Year- Oldg and I'p, 6V4 Furlongs.

1 Fable Light (J. Bacon) 4.80 3.40 2.60 5 Shirley Z. (Gallup) 3.00 2.60 4 Qulllo Pat (Curtin) 3.20 Oft 7:46. Time 1:07.4. Bie John B1K To Do.

Fer Lene, Blue's Run Ruler Run also ran. 2nd Purse $1,500, Claiming, S-Year- Olds and tp, furlongs. Belmonts Halo (Gabriella) 9.60 5.20 3.80 9 Prince Char (Gallup) 13.80 5.40 7 Shovel (Anderson) 3.40 Off :08. Time 1:13.4. Miss Raffles, Fleeting Countess.

Na- luc. Earl's Pride, Native City, Keeps Em Waiting, Jet Electric also ran. Daily Double (1-3) $rd Purse $1,500, Claiming, S-Year- OId and I'p, 6V4 Furlongs. 3 Combustion's Maid (Valeri) 33.00 24.20 11.60 9 T.ittl Cicero (Cuddle) 4.20 4.00 1 Dane Quick (Young) 13.60 Off 8:30. Time 1:08.

Boot Hill, Irish Art. Blue Lance, Mutual Fund, Prince Fiddle also ran. Exacta (3-2) Paid $264.20 4th Purse $1,600, Claiming, Maidens, 2-Year-OIds, 5V4 Furlongs. 8 Next Friend (Newberry) 3.20 2.60 2.40 6 (DQ) Registrant (J. Bacon) 3.80 3.00 6 Lee's Scout (Mahon) 2.60 (DQ) Registrant finished 1st, placed 2nd due to foul.

Off 8:55. Time 1:07.4. Stormin Norman. Grace Dare. Birthday Rullah, Rusty Buttons, Red Murphy also ran.

5th Purse $1,500, Claiming, 3-Year- Olds and Up. 1 Mile. 6-Domestic (Lukas) 7.20 3.60 3.00 9 Cool Shadow (Fromal) 23.00 14.80 8 Veiled Charm (Sorenson) -8U Off 9:20. Time 1:41. Bill's Gale, Hill Rod, Sunny Cloud, Lil Crissy, Spy Step, Flonde, My Princey Sue also ran.

Exacta (6-9) Paid $266.60 6th Purse $1,500, Claiming, S-Year- Olds and TJp. 54 Furlongs. 8-Bostqn Bobbie (Lawless) -ou i.ov o.u 4 Rush D'Or (Saumell) 9.00 8.20 Vast Gains (Newberry) 6.40 Off 9:44. Time 1:07. Navy Impulse, Tides Meet, Can You See, Symra, Paulsidan also ran.

7th Purse $1,500. Claiming, S-Year- Olds and Lp. Jturiongs. 4 Bent Parrot (J. Bacon) 6.40 3.00 2.60 9-Dick Widger (Sorenson) 6.20 3.00 6 Be Sincere (Bindner) 3.00 Off 10:06.

Time 1:14.1. Van's Policv. Sister Ramona, Ketcup Kid. Don't Be Nosey, Nasco Light, Whatyasay, Shy Jet also ran. 8th Purse $1,700, Allowance, S-4-Year- Olds, 6 Furlongs.

6 Along Memory Lane (Mahon) 5.40 3.60 4.20 5- Jet Harp (Lukas) 7.40 5.80 4 Miss York (Newberry) 4.40 Off 10:31. Time 1:12.4. Ribbon Cutter, Robin Locksley, The Losers, Chu Lai, Fair Craig, Books Inblue, C'Est Finis also ran. Big (4-9) (6-3) Paid $1,245.20 9th Purse $1,500, Claiming, S-Year-Olds and Up, 1 Mile and 70 Yards. Miss Swan Shu (Campion) 980 5.40 5.00 5 Hustler John ia a no 1-Rolvn Ed (Anderson) 8.00 nVf 'in-KK I Grand Terrace.

Crafty Riot. Orala-' tr, PinnomnHn Ket fialn. Nl TOodo also ran. Exacta (3-6) Paid $40.60 Attendance 2,829 Handle $182,655 Toys for Tots At the Downs Pocono Downs will hold "Toys for Tots" benefit night in conjunction with the U. S.

Marine Corps Reserve on Monday, Nov. 10. Ticket proceeds go to the Marine Wing Motor Transport Squadron-5, the Marine Reserve unit in Wyoming, which arranged for, the "Toys for Tots Night." In addition, receptacles will be placed at the track entrance where fans may de posit new toys which the Marines distribute trt needv. children at Christmas time. Major Fred Toys for Tots chairman, requests that only new toys or games be donated, since in the past used items received by the Marines were often in a state of disrepair and not usable.

Jim Durkin, general manager of 'Shamrock Racing Association, stated that track management is pleased to cooperate the Marines in this worthwhile project. In-cidently, the date, selected for "Toys for Tots Night" is the birthday of the Marine Corps. A Marine color guard will conduct flag ceremonies prior to the races. Teeners Fete On Tonight Tug McGraw, New York Mets relief pitching specialist, will be the main speaker when Teeners Baseball honors Hazleton's "Molly Maguires," tournament champions, and Nanticoke, tournament runner-up, at the Club Mayfair, Wilkes-Barre-Scranton highway tonight at 6:15 o'clock. Tommy Richardson, president of the Eastern League, will be the toastmaster, and umpire Nestor Chylak will be one of the speakers.

A limited number of tickets are still available from Jack Fellin, Lou Smith or Ed Miglas. Hazleton players can board a bus going to the, banquet at the Hazleton Post Office at 4:45 p.m. or at 22nd St. at 5 p.m. Mrs.

Marie Christian is in charge of arrangements. "mmmmm splurge in the second quarter to romp to victory. With the victory, Penn State's undefeated string increased to 25 games, longest in the country. Safety Neal Smith intercepted his seventh pass of the season. It was the 16th of his career and a Penn State record.

He also scored his first touchdown. The Nittany Lions gave up a field goal to Ohio University in the first quarter, but the Bobcats never scored again. The Lions' defense halted two scoring threats in the second period when Smith intercepted a pass and ran it back 70 yards for a touchdown, and Steve Smear recovered a fumble on Penn State's 29 after Todd Snyder caught a Cleve Bryant pass. But once Penn State was past the second quarter, there was no doubt about the outcome, even with Bryant, a surprise starter who had injured his leg Coming Sports, Susann players," she says. "When I was in high school, I'd go to games and sit in the stands and cheer with everybody else.

I was in love with a player named Harvey Bean. He didn't know I loved him, but I did." 'Girls always love football players, Miss Susann says, because football is a more glamorous sport for the schoolgirl. "We. didn't go to very many high school baseball games," she said. Now, many years and thousands of words later, Miss Susann re mains a football fan.

"I'm much more interested in professional football than I am in baseball," she said. Several seasons ago, when Willie Mays trod the basepaths at the Polo Grounds, Miss Susann says she was a Giants' fan. "When they moved to San Francisco, I sort of lost contact with the game, she said, "until this year." This year, the emergence of the New York Mets as something other than a World's Fair freak show has she says "imbued me with a whole new excitement about the game. The Mets have been un believable. I think it's fantastic.

I can see how some young girl might think of a Met player as a Harvey Bean." Elsewhere, Bucknell trailed 20-0 at half time, but came back to upset favored Lafayette 21- 20; West Chester scored the first four times it had the ball to wallop Kutztown 70-14; Wilkes recovered from the end of its 32 game winning streak to topple Vermont 17-7, recovering five fumbles and intercepting three passes; Gettysburg rallied for 20 points in the final seven minutes to upend Lehigh 26-24; Temple was blanked 33-0 by Del- aware in the battle for first place the Lambert Cup voting. Carnegie-Mellon won its first game of the season as quarterback Richie Squires threw three TD passes in a win over Franklin Marshall; 75-yard run in the final quarter by sophomore Fed Rost carried Clarion to a 17-12 win over California State; winless Haverford lost 48-0 to Juniata, and Dickinson made it four in a row with a 29-13 win over Muhlenberg. Postpone American Loop Meeting to 5th CLEVELAND (AP) -The special American League meet ing which was to have been held in Cleveland Thursday has been postponed until Nov. 5. League president Joe Cronin said Monday night the meeting was postponed to give the owners of the Seattle Pilots time to try to raise funds necessary to keep the team in Seattle.

The league is demanding that Seattle people hold controlling interest and that Sicks' Stadium be renovated. A third condition set by he league for continuing the franchise is that assurances be given that a domed stadium will be built on schedule. mm Unbeaten Indiana State Upset by Slippery Rock Sir 7.00 13 blickwall tublef. Plus $1.94 Fed. Ex.

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With I 11L11C UJCU1 VITU IU play, Wentzell booted a 30-yard field goal for the winning points. Indiana led 13-0 in this one be llttin wtMA ft.nn a mlnufoa fore Slippery Rock got With Indiana suffering its first defeat, only Thiel and Penn State maintained unbeaten records among Keystone State teams. Quarterback Pat Combine, who missed three games because of injuries suffered in an auto accident, passed for four touchdowns as Thiel defeated previously unbeaten Bethany 34-12. Penn State had little trouble disposing of Ohio University 42-3. Lebanon Valley also was bounced from the unbeaten ranks, losing 17-0 to Moravian.

Bloomsburg kept Cheyney win-less with a 28-7 victory helped along by Tom Schneider's three TD passes. Miller sville also remained winless as it lost 42-14 to East Stroudsburg. Millers-ville led in this one 14-7 in the third period, but Stroudsburg scored the next five times it had the ball to win 42-14. deep to bite deep. Dial 455-3281 1 WmxmmmmmimmimwmMmmm i Add "SAFETY SPIKE" STUDS to your new Goodyear Winter Tires Convert your new Goodyear winter tires now to hard biting studded tires for more go in ice and snow.

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