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'I' Monday November 28 1960 ft Kfafsport Time AU CAST TENNESSEE IS INVITED TO ATTEND THE LADY SHOPPERS riATiriEE rioviE party TO IE HELD AT YOUR 1 National Championship Race Still ndecided All-ACC Team By BOB GAILLY Sophomores Mark Leggett of CHARLOTTE NC (UPI) (Duke and Bill McGuirt of Four plavers including a pair of i son join Amneton and Clemson's! eeBS-iNc-SS3jr3te it-'- ings A1 Rushatz bulled over from the I for two touchdowns In the end Bellino Bad to intercept a pass on the goal lme and run it back to the 45 to pull the Middies out of danger In 1935 there were only 46 adult trumpeter swan in the United States Now thanks to conservation their numbers have grown Tuesday rionnifiQ ii An to i pn (Doors Open 10:30 AM) Sponsored by Radio Station WK1N and the Following -v Loading KingsporRatail Businesses: 1 I DOBYNS-TAYLOR (Gift Dept) LITTLE STORES JO-ANNS SHOP DOWERS JEWEL BOX FRED JOHNSON (Ladies Rdy-to-Wear) FULLER HILLMAN (Ladies Dept) SOBELS HUDDLE ELECTRIC REFRESHMENTS will be served THE l0BBY 1 0:30 711 1 1 0 AM- VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES SHOWING TODAY imtimi StewrtGjwseilyS taloucs than 1000 ytards each in total offense led the voting for the I960 United Press International All-Atlantic Coast Conference football team Quarterbacks Roman Gabriel of North Carolina State and Norman Snead of Wake Forest end Claude (Tee) Moorman of Duke and center Ross (Rip) Hawkins of North Carolina were unanimous choices for the team announced Sunday d(tC8Ut member erf last years first team who made it this year End Gary Barnes of Qemson and halfback Joel Arrington of Duke first team choices in 19S9 as sophomores dropped to the second unit this year North Carolina State runner-up to Duke for the conference title led the voting with three first team choices while Duke placed two platers on the first unit and every other ACC school had one Rounding out the first team backfield were halfback Claude Gibson of State and fullback Fred Shepherd of Virginia both seniors Gabnel is a junior Other first team selections were Maryland end Gary Collins tackles Dwight Bumgarner of Duke and Ronnie Osborne of Clemson and guards Alex Gillespie of State and Jake Bodkin of South Carolina Collins and Osborne were the only juniors named to the first unit line Wake Forest at ends Sam Fewell of South! Carolina and Colhce Moore of NC State at tackles Dave Lynn of Clemson and Art Browning of Duke at the guards and Deems (Butch) Albe of Duke at center Honorable mention went to: Ends: Jimmy Tapp and George John Schroe-der North Carolina: Vincent Scott Maryland Jerry Frye Smith Carolina Bill Hull Wake Forest Tackles- Dave Bos son Duke Ben Gallagher North Carolina Wayne Wolff and At Conover Wake Forest Wayne Shiflett South Carolina Ron Gassert Virginia Guards: Dave Olson Clemson Fred Mueller North Carolina Jake Shaffer NC State Louis Martig Virginia Centers: Ron Andrea Clemson Jimmy Lamer Wake Forest Backs: Harry Pavilack Clemson Dean Wright and Don Altman Duke: Dale Betty and Pick Novak Maryland Ray Farris Moyer Smith and Milam Wall North Carolina A1 Taylor NC State Buddy Bennett South Carolina Tony Ulehla Virginia Jerry Frye and Bobby Robinson Wake Forest ON THE SCREEN Orange Missouri (94) vs Navy (9-1) Gator Baylor (8-2) vs Florida (8-2) Liberty Penn State (6-3) vs Qregon (7-2-1) Bluebonnet Alabama I (8-1-1) vs Texas (7-3) Sun New Mexico State (10-0) vs Utah State (9-1) With all the scrambling for teams after Saturday's games the Orange Bowl probably got the prize plum in Navy Right after the Middies whipped Army 17-12 to wrap up the Eastern tide they accepted a bid to the Miami game on Jan 2 Mississippi decided to return to the Sugar Bowl after winning the Southeastern Conference cham- pionship again Ole Miss will be favpred over Rice which finished operations with a 12-7 beating at the hands of Baylor Alabama was tapped to oppose Texas in the Bluebonnet Bowl In Houston Dec 17 right after thej Crimson Tide edged Auburn 3-0 on Tom Brookers field goal The Sun Bowl tapped New Mex-j ico- State one of the two-major teams in the country to wind up unbeaten and untied The Aggies defeated Texas Western 27-15 in their final game Yale was the only other major school to get through its schedule unsullied With the talent spread so thin over the eight major bowls the proposed Gotham Bowl in New York scheduled for Dec 10 probably will be called off for another year The big one Saturday was the Army-Navy game in Philadelphia and it went off pretty much as expected Navv did all its scoring in the first half on a 4-yard buck by Joe Bellino a 27-yard field goal by Greg Mather and a 12-yard pass from Hal Spooner to Jim Luper Army woke up in the second half and dominated the proceed- By ED CORRIGAN Associated Press Sports Writer With all the major bowls filled the only question remaining on the college football front today was4 Who is the national champion There are three major candi-dates 1 Minnesota The Gophers I climbed all the way from the Big Ten basement last year to a tie with Iowa for the title this season They wound up with' an 8-1 record and were the only team to beat Iowa during the season They were picked to oppose Washington in the Rose Bowl and were selected as No 1 in last weeks Associated Press poll 2 Iowa The Hawkeyes finished just seven points behind Minnesota in last weeks poll They also had an 8-1 record and permitted only Minnesota and Wisconsin to score more than one touchdown In only one game (against Minnesota) did they score less than three touchdowns 3 Mississippi The Rebels wound up their season last Saturday with a solid 35-9 conquest over Mississippi State They finished behind Minnesota and Iowa in last weeks poll but wound up the season as the only team the top 10 that managed to escape defeat Their season record was 9 0-1 The tie was a 6-6 standoff with Louisiana State Of the three Iowa is the only one out in the cold in the scramble for bowl bids Big Ten teams are permitted to play only in the Rose Bowl and the selection of Minnesota left the Hawkeyes on the outside looking in Here is how the major bowl picture shapes up: Rose Washington (9-1) vs Minnesota (8-1) Cotton Arkansas (8-2) vs Duke (7-2) Sugar Mississippi (9-0-1) vs Rice (8-2) CLARK GABLE DORIS DAY TEACHER'S PET" ir NOW SHOWING! lliMrsvtmiuiuMmttjJ Listen to WHIN for Complete Details Everyone Must Have A Ticket! jfrnrs tm piclt Up Your Free At Any -Store Listed Above! TDIES-NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Faot- ball rules call for men on were Barnes and Bobby Allen nf each and yet there was no question today but what Joe Bel- Iino a hula-hipped battering ram made a one-man show out of the Army-Navy game Everybody agreed after he had sparked Navy to a 17-12 triumph that he was the difference Navy Coach Wayne Hardin labeled the thick-legged New Englander "the greatest back I ever saw and rival Armv Coach Dale Hall tabbed him "the best back in college football Which may be carrying things a bit too far considering the territory this encompasses but it has to be agreed that in this game Bellmo was the straw that broke the mules back i -Almost The Goat He came from a bad start pulled the Navy out of a desperate spot with a clutch piece of running scored the first touchdown was the imponderable threat as passes accounted for a second touchdown and set up a field goal almost became the goat with a late fumble deep in Navy territory and then saved the Navy's beans and bacon with a pass interception which ended Armys hopes When it was finished Bullet Toe had covered as much of the field as the grass which had been dyed green for the occasion Bellmo as recorded had a bad first few moments He toted the opening kickoff from the three to the 36 Then carrying on the first play he lost five yards Quarterback Ha! Spooner next lost seven then Bellino lost five the Army stands were roaring in ecstasy and Navy was aU the way back on its 19 Navy punted Army fumbled the reception Navy recovered and the Middies set the pattern for a winning first half But not without some more Bellmo heroics For Army punted out on the Navy one-yard stripe a few minutes later Bellino Fools Army "In the previous sequences they had been shifting to the outside when I carried the ball Bellmo related "This time I cut back in and fooled them He sure did agreed A1 Van-derbush Armys co captain and All-America guard candidate "He went right over me Bellino battered pivoted like a ballet dancer and seemed always to be running in two directions once as he smashed and spun all the way from the one to Armys 41 a matter of 58 situation-saving yards Certainly nobody ever did it better and yet Joe wasnt quite satisfied "I told the guys I was sorry I didnt go all the way" he said Army Fights Back It broke down Armys caissons that run and they never were the same as Navy rolled up its 17-pomt lead in the first half But after Hall gave the Cadets what-for at intermission they were themselves again and completely dominated the second half Two long marches closed the gap to 17-12 and then it looked like the Cadets might pull it out Arnold Palmer Wins Mobile PGA GolfTournament A TIP FOR SANTAS: Give your family the finest entertainment In the world the TV coble channel of TV and channels of music Including stereo Phona THE CABLE Office 01 6-8SSI RADIO and TV PROGRAMS As Released by Ststions Not Responsible for Change In Programs McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Authorized Sales A Servtca Jam service center 639 Center St Cl 5-1491 Blue BUdet 25 00 31 Pistol la 14 05 Flee Hairclipper rt Jewel Waier-bockprool Watch jus (o i Flab Bulba Dor 8c 7 40 Bubber Bae Paint Cah as ISIPe Socket Set 1M 7 55 Gold Filled Stretch Band 1 85 00 Blank Piatol at Cartridea 8e 1 50 Barlow Knife 79c 3 00 Electrician Piter tie Watches Overhauled I Parts Included) Rod Motor Reel Gun 495 Repair Player Draft StartsToday LOUISVILLE Ky (AP-The annual draft the majors selection of minor league players for $25-000 apiece was the first order of business today as baseball opened its 10-day winter convention Philadelphias Phillies by virtue of finishing in the National League cellar last season had first pick They were expected to select a pitcher to help their sagging mound staff Kansas City last in the American League was next in line at the bargain counter followed by the other 14 clubs in reverse order of their 1960 finish The new Washington team expected to operate in the American League next year was granted the ryht to pick two players However it had to waif until the end of the regular draft before making its selections Some 1000 minor leaguers are eligible for the draft including a flock of first-year men who can be purchased for $1200Q'each All players in Triple A who have been in baseball four years are subject to the draft by the majors at the stipulated $25000 price No more than a dozen or so players were expected to be drafted since four clubs have full rosters of 40 players and can not add any more players The other 12 clubs have a total of 23 places they may fill Rumors of trades began to sift through the corridors of the hotel headquarters with the arrival of the big league brass Not many deals were expected to be completed here however because of commissioner Ford Fricks order freezing the 120 players that the eight American League clubs had made available two weeks ago for stocking new franchises Packer Official Dies GREEN BAY Wis (UPI)-Jack Vainisi business manager and scout for the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League died Sunday tt the age of 33 A native of Chicago he vs survived by his wife end two WINNS CUT RATI Market St Aetna Irani Timra-Newa WKPT WKPT-FM 1400 KC-985 Me (Monday through Friday) 5 30 Gloom Chaser 6 0ft New I 14 Farm New ft 1ft Gloom Chaser ft 3ft New ft 3ft Gloom Chaser 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Top prize money in the Mobile-Ser- foma PGA Open boosted Arnold Palmer's I960 earnings today to record yield for a years play on the professional golfing circuit The fireball from Ligonier Pa in one of his char- acteristic blazing finishes won the $15000 Mobile Open Sunday and took the champions share of $2000 This brought his earnings for the year to $73716 19 nearly $900 above the PGA money-win- mng record set in 1956 by Ted KrtrfL Fire 7-Under Par Palmer recently voted golfs man of the-j ear fired a seven- under-par 65 in the closing round for a 72-hole total erf 274 two atrokes better than Johnny Pott of Shreveport La a co-leader in the second end third rounds with Freddy Haas of New Orleans Palmers total was J4 under per and six strokes better than the score which won the Mobile Open last year for Billy Casper Jr Apple Valley Caliif who ftn- ished in a five-way tie for fifth place Sunday at 280 Palmer had eight birdies during his final round including three on the last four holes The former Wake Forest College star who began the dav four strokes behind Pott and Haas said he felt the turning point was on the 180-yard eighth hole Palmers approach went 10 feet past the cup on the eighth hole but he sank the putt for his par He stroked in a five-footer on the next hole for a birdie Hawkins Has Best Shot The best shot of the day however was made by Fred Hawkins erf El Paso Tex who sank a 155-yarder for an eagle deuce on the 385-yard 14th hole Hawkins carded a 67 to finish in the group tied with Casper Pott collected $1500 for his second runner-up prize in as many weeks end Dave HiU of Denver edged in one stroke ahead of a bring Haas for third place money of $1200 his best showing after a year on the PGA circuit Haas got $1000 for finishing fourth at 278 ir The National Cancer Institute proposes to test the ginkgo tree which dates back to prehistoric1 bmes to determine whether it has anv curative properties FACTOR V-TRA1NED 8ERVICEMEN FOR TV RADIOS and OUTBOARD and 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