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24 jliihrimmVnt-Jlnnrmil, Tuesday, December 1, 1970 BASEBALL MEETINGS Angels Get Berry From White Sox By JOHN Ci. GRIFFIN ITI Sports Editor LOS ANGELES (UPI)-The White Sox. and Angels were setting the trading pace at the winter baseball meetings today but the major league moguls were having trouble agreeing on swaps involving "big name" players. Five player trades were swung at the opening of the meetings Cubs were involved in three of the White Sox in two and the Angels in the biggest trade, plus the biggest role in the annual player draft. Out of it all came very Dick Walsh.

general manager, said his club had "become a contender" in the i American League West the runaway domain of the Minnesota Twins for the last two years by picking up Ken Berry, from the white Sox. one i of the finest, defensive center- fielders in recent years, to play in between American League batting champion Alex Johnson in left and newly acquired Tony Conigliaro in right. "We've got a shot at it now." agreed manager Lefty Phillips. "We lost too many games last year on defense." The 3-for-3 swap involving Berry was the largest deal on the opening, day of meetings, and the Angels also were the only team which drafted more than one player in the annual draft of minor league players. The draft, which has been sagging in importance in recent years, hit a record all-time low with only eight players picked, including two by the Angels, for a total of $200,000 far from the 109 players and $475.000 of a year ago.

The most familiar name in the opening deals was that of Hoyt Wilhelm, the knuckleball reliever who. at 47. is the major oldest active player. Wilhelm, sold by the Atlanta Braves in late season to the Cubs when the Cubs were fighting in vain for the pennant, returned to the Braves along with cash in exchange for Hal Breeden, a 26-year-old first i baseman who led the Interna-. tional league in home runs with 37 and runs-batted-in with 116 at Richmond.

Coach Stops Phone Calls, Interviews At Arkansas Troubles For Oakland; Jets Then Chiefs DOLPHINS I'AI COM JAKE! Miami's Curtis Johnson leaped over Ted Cottrell of the Falcons to come to the aid of Jake Scott on a punt return iast night in Atlanta. Scott went down at the hands of Mike Freeman (left), and John Small, but the Dolphins prevailed to win, 20-7. FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (UPI) phones are gone and the Arkansas Razorbacks are donning their game faces for the Big Shootout Saturday with No. I 1 ranked Texas.

All phones in the players' dormitory rooms were cut off by orders of head coach Frank Broyles today to keep enthusi- astic fans from calling late at night. And to keep the Razorbacks' minds on the job at hand- upsetting the Longhorns for the Jan. 1 Cotton Bowl berth against No. 6 Notre Broyles also announced there will be no player interviews after practice. In other football news: CHICAGO (UPI) Another chapter has been added to the unhappy saga of University of Illinois football coaches.

As in previous segments, the Athletic Board and the coaches wrote! different versions. Monday night it was reported in Champaign that the seven assistant football coaches hac been fired. The university denied it. A university spokes SPORTS SHORTS man said the coaches were very He said the coaches thought they had been told to vacate their offices by the athletic director, who hadn't meant to convey that impression. BLOOMINGTON, Minn.

(UPI) The Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League announced Monday that the status of quarterback Gary Cuzzo, injured in game against the New York Jets, will not be known for several days. HOUSTON (UPI) Bo Ha- FOOTBALL STANDINGS National Football leaque Standings by United Press International American Conference East Continued from page 23 OAKLAND (UPI) Bad things are still happening to the Oakland Raiders this week- even when they take things easy. After flopping at Detroit in a real Thanksgiving turkey, the Raiders have seen their next foe, New York, look like thinks it's too early Superman in upsetting the: about that right now. Minnesota Vikings. "I really don't know about The Raiders are in good the Shula said, shape with a 6-3-2 record, which still one and a half is the same as the Chiefs.

But games behind Baltimore and the American Football Conference's Eastern Division. That sort of record makes the Dolphins a leading candidate for an at-large post-season to think Best Of Big 10 Talent Headed For California THIS DAY IN SPORT: FOOTBALL Continued Bom page 23 Playing an 11-game schedule, he led the nation in total yardage with 2.893 and ranked second to Auburn's Pat Sullivan in total offense with 263.5 yards per game. He completed better than 53 per cent of his passes for 2,715 yards and 18 touchdowns. Worster. the bulwark of the nation's leading rushing offense.

was averaging close to 100 yards per game before being injured early in last week's Texas game. A 60, 219-pounder, he led all backs in voting with 147. Marinaro, one of four juniors selected to the team, was the leading rusher this year. Marinaro, a workhorse 63. 219-pounder, averaged 158.3 yards in each of his nine games.

Brockington, the latest in a line of outstanding Ohio State ullbaeks, averaged 115.7 yards a game and finished sixth in the nation in scoring with average of 10 0 per game. All-American UPI Football Selections Oakland has to face a killing I schedule with the Jets. Chiefs and 49ers ahead. The Looking two weeks ahead to Boston, the annual bloodbath with I Buffalo Kansas City, tackle Tom Keating said, "It's the same old story. We have to beat Kansas City if we are going to win But the first order of business is the Jets.

SAN FRANCISCO West Virginia; Leo Dillon, berth in the The best of the Big Ten football center, Dayton; Warren Koegel. but Shula talent will be on display for 'center, Perm State; Sikich; California fans during the New Chris Morris, guard. Indiana; Years weekend. Dierdorf; Vernon Holland, tack- Not only will unbeaten Ohio le. Tennessee West State battle Stanford in thejChesson, flanker, Duke; John Pasadena Rose Bowl Jan.

1. but Andrews, tight end. Indiana, it was announced Monday that and Karl Weiss, tight end, our immediate objec-1 three players from the power- Vanderbilt. house Michigan and Northwes- On defense, the squad in- Dolphins still have tern teams will play in the' eludes Bill Gregory, end, the New York Jets and Shrine East-West game Jan. Ray White, end, ahead and defensive1 at the Oakland Coliseum.

(Syracuse: Bob Bell, tackle, A1 Woodall has filled in well for the injured Joe Namath at quarterback for New York. kind of reminds me of Detroit's i Greg says coach John Madden. can run better than Namath be- the cause got size and healthy Quarterback end Bill Stanfill. a former University of Georgia All- American who played a whale of a game for some of his old fans, figures if they play those three like they have the past three, got a- good chance to get into the playoffs. "Things have gone right for Stanfill added.

had Indiana and East coach John i Cincinnati; Barry Brink, tackle, Pont Monday said Michigan Dartmouth; Randy Lestyk, quarterback Don Moorhead Wilt Martin, would share duties with Duke Dnobackci, Penn State; Hutf; Hart Jeffrey Wright, defensive back. Minnesota; Telander; Jack Whitley, safetv. North Carolina bv a minimum got a heck injuries. chance to make Bob Griese BASKETBALL STANDINGS National Basketball Association Atlantic Division I pet New York 20 7 .741 Boston 13 10 .565 Philadelphia 15 12 .556 Buffalo 7 16 .304 Central Division Baltimo; Cincinni Atlanta Cleveiar Detroit Chicago Phoenix pet. .560 gb go Midwest Division 26 .037 14 i I pet.

qb 10 4' 2 8 600 5 2 NE', im I YORK (UPI) International A The -A i footba! FIRST TEAM Offense Ends Tom Gatewood, 6-foot-5, 208- pound lunior from Notre Dame; Ernie Jennings, senior from Air Force. Tackles Dan Dierdorf, senior from Michigan; Bobby Wuersch, senior from Houston. Guards Larry DiNardo, senior from Notre Dame; Chip Kell, senior from Tennessee. Center Don Popplewell, 62 240, senior from Colorado. Quarterback Jim Punkett, senior from Stanford.

Running Backs Jonn Rickingtcn, senior from Ohio State; Ed iunior from Cornell. Defense Ends Charlie Weaver, senior from USC; BUI Atessis, senior Texas Tackles Rock PerdonI, senior from Georgia Tech; Joe Erhmann, junior from Syracuse. Linebackers Jim Stillwagon, senior from Ohio State; Mike Anderson, 6-3, 225, senior from LSU; Jack Ham, senior from Penn State. Halfbacks Jack Tatum, senior from Ohio State; Clarence Ellis, junior from Notre Dame; Mike Sensibaugh, senior from Ohio State SECOND TEAM Offense Ends Terry Beasley, Auburn; Eimor Wright, Houston. Tackles od Newton, Nebraska; Larry Jackson, Missouri.

Guards Gary Venturo, Arizona State; Mike Sikich, Norfwestern. Centra John Sande, Stanford. Quarterback Joe Theisman, Notre Dame. Running backs Mike Adamie, Northwestern; Don McCau-1 ley, North Carolina; Joe Moore, Missouri. Defense Ends Herb Orvis, Colorado; Jack Youngblood, Florida.

Tackles Dave Walline, Nebraska; Today Smith, Use. Linebackers Marty Huff, Michigan; Murtaugh, Nebraska; Jackie Walk-j Tennessee. Halfbacks Tommy Casanova, LSU; Bobby Majors, Tennessee; Windlan Hall, Arizona State; Dave El- rnendorf, Texas Before You 1 A '71 See L.J. Dervin Pacific Division I pet. gb Los Angeles 12 8 .600 San Francisco 14 10 583 San Diego 14 13 .519 1 Va Seattle 12 13 ,430 Portland 9 18 .333 6 'a Monday's Results Boston 109 Buffalo 106 Philadelphia 104 Baltimore 98 American Basketball Association East I pet.

qb Kentucky 17 6 739 Virginia 14 8 .636 2Vi Floridians 11 12 .478 6 New York 10 11 .476 6 Pittsburgh 10 15 400 8 Carolina 7 15 .313 9 West Utan Indiana Memphis Denver Texas I pet. gb .313 8 Denver Monday's Result '03 Memphis 93 are signal-caller Moorhead will be joined All-America offensive tackle Dan Dierdorf and linebacker Marty Huff, a second-team All- America selection. Northwestern will furnish tireless running back Mike Adamie, a second-team All- i America pick, guard Mike! I agreed, sikich and defensive back Rick1 we win the next three, Telander. we'll be in good shape to make The East offensive squad the Griese said. includes Hart; Moorhead; Stan I don't think the schedule Brown, a flanker and return particularly helps us.

You 'specialist from Purdue: take any team Adamie; Don Martin, running; The Dolphins, who led 18-0 at. back. Yale; Jim Braxton, halftime and matched fourth-' running back and kicker from period touchdowns with the Falcons, had a three-pronged offense for Monday nationally televised game the inside power of Larry Csonka. the outside speed of long- I injured Mercury Morris and the passing of Griese, when neeedd. Morris, who had missed 2-1-2 months with a thigh injury and who claims he isn't as fast as his college days, showed his I stuff early.

He returned the opening I kickoff back 49 yards, ripped off a 27-yard end sweep two plays later to help set up the Dolphins first score, a nine- I yard field goal by Garo Yepremian. and set up their i first touchdown midway through the second period with a 40-yard sprint. Csonka limited his yardage to 1 shorter chunks, but ripped off 1108 yards in 19 carries and i scored the Dolphins final touchdown. State. Iowa.

and safetv Kerrv Rear DEC. 1,1940 DAVEY O'BRIEN THfcSW 60 IH A GAMS rcz PHflAPgUPHIA WITHOUT A HS COMFi £TSP 33. ZW rou LOONEY eZAWBP LOST TO WIT Pet. PF PA Baltimore 8 2 1 .800 237 190 1 Miami7 4 0 636 199 191 1 N.Y. Jets 4 7 0 364 212 221 1 Buffalo 3 7 1 .300 177 252 Boston 2 9 0 .132 108 244 Central Pet.

PF PA Cincinnati 5 6 0 .455 220 214 i Cleveland 5 6 0 .455 236 236 1 Pittsburgh 5 6 0 .455 162 195 Houston 3 7 1 .300 177 249 West Pet. PF PA i Kansas ty 6 3 2 .667 237 193 Oakland 6 3 2 .667 259 236 De 5 6 0 .455 223 204 San Diego 4 5 .444 220 231 National Conference East Pet. PF PA St. Lou 8 2 1 ,800 150 N.Y. Gian 7 4 0 244 216 Dallas 7 4 0 .636207209 Washingfor 4 7 0 .364 245 247 Pniiadelph a 2 8 1 .200 195 259 Central Pet.

PF PA Minnesota 9 2 0 .818 247 109 1 Detroif 7 4 0 .636 283 176 Green Bay 5 6 0 455 159 226 1 Chicago 4 7 0 364 184 225 West Pet. PA PA Los Angei 7 3 1 .700 237 155 San Franc SCO 7 3 1 .700 252 213 1 Afiania 3 6 2 .333 152 184 'New Orleans 2 9 1 .200 126 251 Monday's Result i Miami 20 Atlanta 7 (only game scheduled) Saturday's Games Chicago at Minnesota (oniy gam scheduled) Sunday's Games Atlanta at' San Francisco Boston at Miami Buffalo at New York Giants Cincinnatiat San ego Denver City Green Bay at Pittsburgh New Or lea is at Los Angeles Oak and New York Jo's St. "louIs a Detro't (or scheduled) gan, deposed head coach and athletic director at Rice University Monday left the campus and said he would consider another coaching job but is also listening to business offers. Auto Racing CHARLOTTE, N. C.

(UPI)Unofficial tabs reveal Dodge Daytona pilot Bobby Isaac of Catawba, N. won nearly a quarter of a million dollars by streaking to the 1970 NASCAR Grand National driving championship. Consistent driving was the payoff for Isaac, who won 13 pole positions, more than any other driver, and was the second-ranked lap leader for the year. He led at one stage or another in 35 races. General SAN FRANCISCO (ITT) -American athletics are riddled with according to Jack B.

Kelly, vice president of the Amateur Athletic Union. Kelly at the opening of the I annual convention, Monday reopened the controversy over the rules for amateur athletes in the U.S. want to get rid of the i hypocrisy in U.S. Kelly. 41-year-old brother of Princess Grace of Monaco, told i newsmen.

His outspoken point of view, first iieard a year ago when the I 709 delegates met in Miami, drew groans from the guard" and a hint that Kelly might be by-passed for the presidency. Hayward, Southern U. Will Play Next Year OAKLAND (UPI) -The Cal State Hayward University game to benefit black education will be played again next year at the Oakland Coliseum. The decision was made Monday despite a poor turnout of 24.092 who watched the Pioneers turn back the favored Jaguars from Baton Rouge, last Saturday, 2945. But bad weather cut down the turnout.

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