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SIX THE NEWS. CUMBERLAND. MONDAY. DECEMBER Dial BA for a WANT AD tAKER Dr. Hugh MacMillan Makes 25th Anniversary All-America Princeton End Miehoel's Quint Wins QoltS Absorb And Ohio State Extend Winning Streaks Is Among 25 Stars Chosen Played At Allegany High; Joe Stydahar, WVU Grad.

Named Over Mt. Savage, 45 To 38 Hugh M.i-Mi’lan of oln cany High fool ball Mar of 1021 who went on to i.iin national f.ime a- a grid- dor under roach Herbert Cnisler at Prinreton I nnersity. if. amoiiE the players named on Illuf.frnted 7 Silver All America tf nm The er anniversary team annually the rine 15 composed of players who ha'e aehicvod prominence in other fields 2 after com- pletinc their college football The hoard of fudges the 2 from a of n5 senior football of the year lOTu and Dr MaeMiiian who Saturday Gamcs played halfback his SS. Peter-Paul Also Bags 2nd Victory; St.

Patrick's Wins csTHoiir trAi.i I. aiNndtni Of St SN A St Ml Mary. St 3 2 1 1 II ft Pfi 1 ftftft I ftoft Soft son ftOlt ftftO 4th Straight Defeat, 34-10 Lyles Sprints 78, 97 Yards For IDs In 49ers Triumph Peoria Cogers Cop 12 In Row; Buckeyes Have String Of Nine Catamounts Notch 14th Straight Win Over Tri-State Foe Boston Patriots Lose At Houston Thiir.d»» f.ftmr» ft IS SI Mu at St Patrirh 7 ift-St pfttftf at Mt ft VS PfttiT A Paul 151 Sr. p.tftr A Paul HOUSTON Cannon scored touchdown on an sn-yard a S74 field soal percentage Ml- kickoff return Sunday and then America Lucas scored 27 Potomac State college posted i7-point fourth quarter points and grabbed 2t rehmmds ills 14fh consecutive victory pxpiosion with a pimt while teammate Havlicck two years over a Tri-State as the Houston Oilers scored 22 Bradley had three-way 11 Contcrence opponent Boston Patriots, fire Walker 29. Tim when it trimmed Prince (ieorge.s return by the fly ED WILK.S Hohinson 26 and At (ollege of at jrophy winner from Louisi- Assoflaled Press WrMer creaming Kevser Saturday by the Slate put the Oilers in The two big elubs, Ohio Stale Auburn, now vn for the season, of a 10 -yard Blanda and Bradley, still are at it in blew most of a 15 point half- The wm gave Coach Dana 3 overcame a 21-20 jor college basketball while Au- time lead, but aifer Alabama Lough's aiamounfs a Boston had built on Ed burn, and Wake Korrsl iive.

Dave Vaughn season record of gm passe.s SAN KRA.NtTSCO recognition after Leonard combined for 11 Chetkan the Po- Songin missed his first Lvles raced a pair of kickoffs that wrecked Oeorgia po.nis that put it away, hack 78 and 97 yards, firing the Dukes Win Tourney Francisio 49 ers to a resound- Carolina mg .14.10 victory over Baltimore Ohio State national champions. tomac with 28 on attempts of the day but tive 12 field goals and 4-5 j. 0 4 minutes and Mien runner-up with 224 of the third period In the other tournaments which Queen scored point.s to tio yards and three that wiped out coached 13.0 Houston lead Mii hael's and Peter and Sundav as the National No- 1 Associated Duquesne defeat- bead the losers P.nil posted their straight Fimthall League champions ah-Press fwll. made it nine in a row. cd Pilt 80-Wi with Ned Twyman Hancock High School.

wins of the season and SI. Pat-sorbed their fourth loss with a 9.1-82 vie-goring r. points and setting a Brown, kept its record un- -pbe field goal that folloned nek defending champions Lyle-returned the opening kick- over Wichita Saturday Brad-Swi Bowl record of 61 points hlcmi.shed by winning the Tn- to the (i.ished the wm column for the off the 78 vards to set up San 2 the rankings and the two gamev at Pittsburgh: uid state Holiday tourney at was the third of the day tii lime athohc Youth touchdown, rhamp. now has a of Portland walloped Gonr.aga Paw. dcefating Southern Fulton 3 Blanda and it put the Oilers kcft.all League games played he them ahead to stav with con.HOcutive victories, whipping 71-o4 for the City of Roses title.

High of Warfordsburg Pa 64-48. stay Dr. lliiKh Maeilillan Basketball Scores his longer touchdown gallop 88 66 for the Braves Nixon Is Dismissed ainurn, sniii nin nt po.fti- 4 1 tournament bundles by AS tOaCll Ul IIM.H oach Roh Mattingly SS Pe- before the halftime inter- this season ter and Paul quint downed Auburn Cops Classic of We.slernpoit, and VSetnry gave the 49crs a share Auburn, shut out of post St coached by Father of place with Detroit in reason Arthur W. Bastress. topped the National Football League NCAA probation, picked up a ban Mary's (iaels, in a double- Western Division.

The Lions won 14-game streak by beat header on SS. Peter A Paul court the trip to the Runner-up Bowl Alabama 74-62 for the title Ntxon was officially dismi.s.sed Holiday Fe.sfival at Hagerstown. At Frosthurg. Father Hegis Miami on 7 since they the Birmingham Classic from his job as head coach of the undefeated South High's Rebels Larkin St Michael's pa.ssers more points than the 49ers in after spilling Georgia Tech Washington over Waynesboro. 31-42.

to 0 0 21 .1 7 to 17-37 Mike in the It 4th wm ol the paign In the consolation final I Tom Malcolm .1.1 points 111 Paw Paw downed Berkelev BUChholZ 16-44 In ihc nf ihn jnvitcd To Joiii Ptos LOS promoter Kramer Sun- spilied St of Mt. meetings between those aod Western Kentucky for the contract has not been re- make its record 4-0, while MacKay and Earl teams Rluegrass Tournament n. owner George Preston William "Shad Hunt's year and end nmior and ii n.ueKcass n. -p-. mkv senior years for Ticcr Kerry Kelly of SS Peter and Ballimnre wound up fourth after made it 8 -n this season with a Marshall of the told i.oretti quint whipped Mel that 2.1 out of 26 games 'x Patterson of St Peter's poing favored for their thirdon Crcoigetown new.smen soon after Washington North team tween 193.1 and 1911.

was Prince- j.srored each to lead the straight crown 'bd Make Forest, after two de-Had lost its last game of the Na- the time this season by champion.shins Aus- ton's candidate Dr MacMillan in the second game of 16 ft h.n Baltimore was nominated last month Turkey Day iiame Mar Malter Bowers who coached football at Alleganv for 11 vears. recalls that MacMillan didn stutr 7 ft. come out for the fall sport Campohello until his yeai Sft, hi Rrmi, 44 when he was a substitute half- 71 Cl NY 7ft nuftftlo ftft 2 62 1 7ft, 4 Mary (Nor back Hugh however, his hig chance in the final game of the 1629 after Merrill Red Golden, regular fullback of the Campers, suttered a broken col larbone practice. Mac.Millan booming 40 and in yard punts that Thank.sgivmg Day game help ed preserve Allegany's 7-0 lead and paved the way for the td wm the city ehampionshin in the battle with La.Salle at Mid City Ball Park on Wmeow Sireet MacMillan played basketball his iunior year and as a guard captained the Camper quint his year Fov A. Curry, now assistant principal at Allegany High and coach of Camper track and field teams .10 years ago.

recalls that MacMillan was an outstanding pole vaulter and weight man in his high school days Curry, who was a track and field standout at Geneva College, related that during practice sessions he and MacMillan would vie to see which one could turn the best performance in the pole vault. After graduating from Allegany in 1910. MacMillan entered Phillips Exeter Academy where he starred at halfback on the football team played basketball and was on the track and field team Honored By risler Cnsier. now athletic director at the I niversity of Michigan, says MacMillan was greatc.st he ever coached Hugh was also an out standing player at Princeton where he captained the team in his senior year Since 1948 Dr. MacMillan ha.s resided in Denver where he has been engaged in the practice of both general and thoracic surgery Hugh was born in Dillon Mon-- tana, and resided in Cumberland with his mother.

FTlen Bowling MacMillan, cousin of the later Dr. Arthur Hawkins, Mrs MacMillan served as Dr secretary. She now makes her home in Denver, near plane CatcheS Fire her Joe Named PHILAriFCPillA 'AP' And Make after two de- Had lost its last game of the Ny- the this season by the zipped to the top of the At- tional Football l.eague season to score of 5.1-45 in lantic Coast Conference by follow- the Philadelphia Kagles 7 in int; up a midweek of The 18-28 defeat was the Red i Tran uiih iu a 72-60 surpfi.se agaiost ninth only one vie- DlU6b0nn6T TeoiTIS 11 t-llie. p.ir<-d ihe poml.gctlers Saturday. lory and two tj.

II in the opening game finished with a 7-1 Auburn and Make bore.st were poorest record Mar.shall I Greg 16 unranked in the poll of the team here from Boston not Tex 'AP--The uni- tour tor Ihr sncond dniMon 'oasui; laruisvdlf ycrsilics ol and Tpxas jl.c had r. the twin bill here Hudson of St and Bobby San Francisco PrfKnifl VI 1 r. r. iC. Miiorriiriri fti Rovlc of St Patrick with 11 and May Get $125,000 Rut they r.an do Kramer said tour starts idth day of December The Aussm Nationals start the third week Fve got 12 or 11 spots already booked I can delay my nirt ft.

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Hvan, I 11 dropped by Kentueky and Kans.ls -j before salvaging a 78-70 de- FinnnrmI Rntli crowd of o. de- Saturday l-moneiol Bath Lueas Scores 27 riHLADELPHIA Ohio had the 4'iers their 11 "lead with a 14-vard scoring finiRhmp rx Smith Gordon Kcllev finishing state over Oregon, was an artistic but before the game William A Smith third place in the lockev president ol the Houston Bowl said Saturday wdh a 20- each tCcTm wouM easily get th.d record -r. ''r Stere wa. the leader AP The 3 sellout crowd of 70 3 hout Chambers trouble second annua! Liberty Bowl 2 000 more than the actual attend- uiih ft-fti 19 Pennanee lunnei.up with SI I Garrv SiUig, Sftibrrl. 111 Finn Hamsrin Lansrin.

5tl MiilliRan Mmrift, Baith Brannnn North Carolina ranked No 1 a winning first two. w.is 44 ot the .10 and then went all the Tornni A 5 liriously 2 Moments after the second half 1 0 ft -2 1 1 7 7 aTihc I'ooonai s.iece«« to up the Flohiv Tllk Wcplf a a I. Sar francL.eos final touchdown TISlllS I IMS tftCCft out Saturday in 17 9 3 nn a frnm Inhn RrndiP cavernous 100 OOO-scat stadium Marni Oil cl pjNS irOm .1000 nrOuiU to Owen.s for seven yards, bw nqiic'-tionably the rlaimmr' a 44 v-arrl Hrit Tnmmv a fin.TnCial bath ThCV Sa'. a nrivc lommy i.diii» porturm. 1 Dav is boosted field goals of .17 Offt way-na BHhna, Vftrk at however, they re not It -inH TT varriR and all fniir rnn and Will trv again nCXt VCar ana yarns ana an loiit con- Rniimd i t.

pu nrk 4 Steve Mvhra kicked a Vork. Vork Those who braved the suh- field and rnnvei-sinn freezing weather saw a pretty Western Diviston p.i«)-Vdia tiein ana convcision yv neht am 45 for the Colts. nfttwcrk a gOOn fOOthal! game dCSpltC hC WL. procram final score Oregon was St Louis 21 8 125.000 to lake home for Chn.st- RolK-rt E. Corle, of titure- "cren svallahle, 1 1 0 17 1 1 6 2 17 .5 1-2 1 1 2 4 ftl ftft 11 ft 1 2 .17 1-2 ftft 414 Standings By United Internottontjl Eastern Division AVL L.

Pet. 19 9 679 hia 20 10 o67 Syiacuse 12 14 th2 8 21 276 Srnrf St Mt age Carrmcmn Et 4 onvrilalifin 4 76 7.1 Champinn'hiit Duqursnp 8ft Ptit Birmingham Claxtie on'olaiion VPI 81 Bavlnr .54 4 hampimi'hip 74. VIribama 1 1 nitrd InmrnaUftnal 4 ft rrmidpnt 4 1 Buitsin .5 1 LuPfk. Pftrlmzn. Mullanry, 4 4 1 2 5 ft ft ft IS 1 ft 1 1 fl ft Ift Finish With 6-6 Rerord Baltimore sprang a spread for- mation to that the 49ers first used against the Colts Nov.

10 22 7 45 27 The Colts' version went no- 8 16 24 38 finished I960 with a 6-6 record 8 RS'hfTBSll rhiladrlphta 128. Cinrinnaii 112 Svracoielftl in contention tor three ti- Cincinnati nally succumbing to su- Angeles ipenor manpower Detroit 14 11 10 20 19 16 724 412 40 t81 Large Selection of Ice Skates lOE MOTORISTS' FRIEND, Inc. 171 Bolfimert Street ft 3 ft I 2 1 n-ft 1-2 ft.ft ft.ft ft.ft 1-15 31ft 1- 4 1 2 1 6 1 .1 2 ft ft ft ft 9-29 49eii 2 run ki-'k 8 Mjhra 38 13 fmm Lmtas 11 kirk 97 kukoft kick ft 14 run kifk .55 FG .17 7 Imm Da 13 Kirk VUendant 1 29 hy 1 21 V. 14 23 A Wilt HoAAfks Triumph Kentucky Cage Team I SYR.ACISE tlPD -Paul Sey- returned to the Syracuse UVar Memorial Sunday night for the first time since taking over as coach of the St Louis Hawks and vSports lllu.strated Siher An-rhariered airplane that was to thorniighiv enjoved the visit as niversary All-Amenca team in- have taken the I niversity of Ken- the took a 104-103 thriller dudes the names ot such gridiron tucky ba.skethall team home Sun- the Nationals, heroes of yesteryear as day caught tire it was being Stydahar. of West irginia.

readied tor loading at Internation- whose career as tackle with the al Airport Chicago Beans and the Los An- Only the pilot and copilot were geles Rams terminated only a aboard and both without few years ago. Berwanger. injury The ba-ketball team, of Chicago, the first winner of which played Temple Saturday the Heisman Trophy. Danny night, took a commeri lal flight. Fortmann, of Colgate.

William i Shakespeare, of Notre Dame, whose second-second touchdown pass robbed Ohio State of a na tional championship Jim Lee Howell, head coach of the New York football Giants, and Paul William Bryant head football coach and director of athletics at the niversity of Alabama, his alma mater Others on the list of 25 include Pulitzer author John Her sey, of 1934 and 1935 Yale varsity teams who won the fiction award in 1945 for his book. Bell tor Dr Ocil Humphreys. former Tennes.see end. who was recently elected president of Memphis Dr Alf Brandin. of Stanford now Stanford vice president of business affair.s Frederick Moseley.

Jr, Vice president of the Morgan Guaranty Trust Company, of New York, nominated; hy Harvard, and Brig General, Louis Bentham ofi the U. S. Marine Corps, nominated by the L. S. The stories of the 25 winners will be detailed in the December 26th issue of Sports Illustrated.

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