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Page 5-A The Gaffney Ledger Monday, November 24, 1969 OHIO STATE DOMINATES 1969 CENTRAL PRESS CAPTAINS' ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Phipps, Owens Also On 39th Honor Squad TTT3T-r'VTrrl W- X. 1 1 By WALTER L. JOHNS Central Press Sports Editor FOUR members of the All-Star cast of the Ohio State Buckeyes, the nation's No. 1 college team, headline the offensive and defensive squads named on the 39th annual Central Press Captains' Ail-American team an honor group picked with the help of the captains of the major college elevens. And, for the first time, two quarterbacks, Mike Phipps of Purdue and Rex Kern of Ohio State, were named to the No.

1 offensive unit and for good reason. Kern, the sleight-of-hand artist who guides the powerful Buckeyes, also is one fine runner, one of the best, and he's placed in the backfield along with Phipps, the outstanding Purdue passer who is pretty much the complete offense of the Boilermakers. SAVINGS AND LOAN WISHES EVERYONE A HAPPY HOLIDAY We Will Observe Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 27, 1969 AS A LEGAL HOLIDAY Joining: Phipps and Kern in Milt McCoy 1 lip HP mJ Cm Def. Tackle A- 1 1- "-jS -Tr-T I L. i Notre Dame .1 VJj pJjimMandihH Glen Hals.ll 5 hi.S I chin K.ll I xr Off.

End (Linebacker I ArZf Purdue i-4 IV III 1 Linebacker lfacklel "K.n. I I Jim Otis I IH i Back I Fullback I 7 Penn State ohiostate I Mo Statel the backfield are the great yardage and touchdown makers, Steve Owens of Oklahoma at halfback and Jim Otis of Ohio State at fullback. The other Ohio State players on the first squads are tremendous defensive performers, Jim Stillwagon, the middle guard, and Jim Tatum, the defensive back labeled recently by the director of personnel of the Dallas Cowboys as "the best football player in the country." All sections of the country are represented on the 1969 Central Press honor team with the only repeater being Steve Kiner, the Tennessee linebacker. Owens and Otis were second-team members on the offensive team last year. Defensive back Tom Curtis of Michigan and the outstanding Penn State tackle, Mike Reid, were second team members on defense last year.

For the 39th year the nation's captains were asked, by ballot, to name the best players they had opposed or seen in sas; Zabel, Oklahoma; Cooper, U.C.L.A. TACKLES Marcucci, Cornell; Ward, Okla. Sonn-tag, Maryland; Hutchins, Miami, Carpenter, No. Car. St.

GUARDS Green, Bowling Green; Little, Okla. Powell, Utah; Pilcavage, Xavier; Stuc-key, Kansas. CENTERS Bo-mer, Memphis Evans, Kansas; Pierson, San Diego Vaccarino, Delaware; White, Oregon Lyons, Georgia. QUARTERBACKS Ramsey, No. Tex.

Shaw, San Diego Dickey, Kansas Street, Texas; Hixon, S.M.U.; Montgomery, Arkansas; Judy, Tex. Reaves, Florida; Gonso, Indiana; Dummitt, U.C.L.A.; Hart, Duke; Slade, Davidson; Cappleman, Florida Mac-Bean, Princeton; Bryant, Ohio Sullivan, Auburn. HALFBACKS Burnett, Arkansas; Durrance, Florida; Stegent, Texas A. Anderson, Colorado; Brown, Purdue; Moore, Missouri; Marinaro, Cornell; Jones, U.C.L. A.

5 I I I I 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 KEEPS THE RIGHT TIME AT CHRISTMAS! College Standings CENTRAL PRESS CAPTAINS' 1969 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Pacific -a Cenfarenca Conference Alt WIT Pti OP i. 0 0129 44 0 WE INVITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS action. Their choices help in trying to put together these and, as usual, so many fine players must be left off the lists. Particularly, the quarterbacks and pass catchers for this was a year of offense. Some players, too, like Ken Weidemann, California's outstanding defensive back, didn't make it because of injuries.

HONORABLE MENTION Offense 7 1 Games PtsOP 1 251 175 1 349 172 1 329 103 0 175 145 1 214 22 0177 102 0 11 304 0 143 339 5 1 1 204 SI 1 1 1 217 72 4 3 0100 117 2 3 0 44 1 4 91173 5T South Call! Stanford UCLA Orogon St Oregon California Weahgton Wash Stat I 1 4 4 5 1 0 14 191 1 0. 7 0 49 233 1 9 U.C.L.A.; Hornblower, Harvard; Adamle, Northwestern. FULLBACKS Moore, Army; Malone, Arizona Ray, L.S.U.; Muir, So. Carolina, Carter, Minnesota; Dickerson, Miami, Slmms, Dartmouth. Defense ENDS Slipp, Brig.

Young; Ebersole, Penn State; Brock, Washington. TACKLES Cowlings, USC; Yanchar, Purdue; Brooks, Texas; Treacy, Villano-va; Lloyd, Bowling Green; Ol-sen, Utah State. LINEBACKERS Furneti, Harvard; Hughes, Boston Corrigal, Kent State; Parrish, Stanford; Nebraska; Bowden, Dartmouth. DEFENSIVE BACKS Farmer, Florida; California; Stewart, Arkansas; Casanova, LSU; Provost, Ohio St. Southeastern Tenference Conference All Games Pts OP Pis OP 4 1 A 1A9 77 1 fl 91 OFFENSE POS.

NAME SCHOOL ACE HT. WT. HOME TOWN Jim Mandich, Michigan 21 6' 220 Solon, O. Sid Smith, So. Calif.

21 6' 5" 257 Long; Beach, Calif. Chip Kell, Tennessee 20 6' 255 Decatur, Ga. Rod Brand, Arkansas 22 6' 2" 221 Newport, Ark. Ron Saul, Michigan State 21 6' 2" 239 Butler, Pa. Bob Asher, Vanderbilt 21 8' 6" 255 Falls Church, Va.

Charles Speyrer, Texas 20 5'11" 169 Port Arthur, Tex. Mike Phipps, Purdue 21 6' 3" 20S Columbus, Ind. Rex Kern, Ohio State 20 6' 184 Lancaster, O. Steve Owens, Oklahoma 21 6' 2" 215 Miami, Okla. FB Jim Otis, Ohio State 21 6' 214 Celina, O.

Atlantic Coat! Centtnnc Conlfr.nce All Giml LTPUOfWlT PIlOP South Care 0 0 130 41 7 9 0 1M 1(1 Ms Care St 3 1 1 127 71 3 i 1 175 141 Clemun 3 3 0 14 121 4 i 0 17SJSO Oukt 3 3 1 130 1 42 3 i 1 141 224 Maryland 3 3 0 4 3 114 3 7 0 1 00 249 No Carolina 3 3 0 5 5 0 200 1 64 Wk Foratt 1 0 102 143 3 7 0 )25 279 Virginia 1 1 0 59 104 3 7 0 115 170 Souttirn Conlarmca Confarence All Gamas WLTPIlOPWLT PtsOP Davidson 5 1 0 260 103 7 3 0 333 IIS Richmond 1 0 141 7 4 0 241 170 Citadel 4 1 0 12 130 7 3 0 24 194 VviliMarY 1 2 0 70 74 3 7 0 139 250 East Caro 1 3 0 71 lis 2 7 0 100 204 Furman 0 4 0 5 175 1 7 1 131 312 Va Military 0 4 0 25 132 0 78 357 Carolina'! Cenforanca Ptt. Pt. 0 X4lon 50 1.000 1 49 (3 Lenoir hvna 4 1 .00 143 4J Jan ENDS Snyder, Ohio Gatewood, Notre Dame; 4 1 0 134 100 I I 0 275 13s 3 1 1 144 112 7 1 1 294 171 4 1 0199 97 7 0 314 111 3 2 0 130 (3 3 025911 2 0 4 9 7 4 5 0 215 254 2 3 1 10 7 3 1 212 95 2 3 0 95 12 i 3 0 255 172 UU Tennessee Florida Auburn Miss VanderMt Georgia Alabama Kentucky Miss State 8 8 8 8 8 1 0 41 224 2 0 104 295 0 4 0 73 183 3 0 171 337 White, Ohio State; Moore, No. Tex. Milner, Miss.

Shanklin, No. Tex. Reynolds, Saru-Bige Moore; Oregon; Hammond, S.M.U. Hendren, Idaho; Dicus, Arkan .500 3 7 91 Presbyterian 2 2 2 3 .400 41 92 1 3 .250 47 131 ouiworo Nenyberry Y-Catawba Yankee conference Conference All Games Pfs OP WIT Pts OP Mess 5 0 0 194 37 3 0 545 130 Com 3 3 0 92 70 5 3 0 10 1 42 Maine 3 2 0 107 132 5 4 0 703 240 Vermont 3 3 0 110 176 3 0 170 229 N'jk Hrmp 1 4 0 52 115 3 5 0 92 162 Rhcde 1st 1 4 0 52 1 27 2 7 0 (1 225 0 5 .000 104 99 ALL SAME I SECOND TEAM POS. Ernie Jennings, Air Force Bob McKay, Texas Alvin Samples, Alabama Ken Mendenhall, Oklahoma Larry DiNardo, Notre Dame Dan Dierdorf, Michigan Carlos Alvarez, Florida Archie Manning, Mississippi John Isenbarger, Indiana Mack Herron, Kansas St.

Steve Worster, Texas FB THIRD TEAM Jade Butcher, Indiana Bob Bouley, Boston College Doug Redmann, Illinois Jack Kovar, Texas A. M. Jon Mesklmen, Iowa Manny Rodriguez, N. Mex. St.

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Y-4tcord Includes three forfeit. DEFENSE If Bight Centerence Conference All Pts OP AGE HT. 20 6' 1 WT. 190 LAY-A-WAY FOR CHRISTMAS 8 Games Pts OP 0 342 111 0209 113 0 259 194 0 557 242 0 170 172 0 31 733 0 152 231 0 17290 (MeWWittrjmiw 22 6' 21 6' 22 6' 20 6' 221 5 274 3" 240 2" 218 Missouri Neoretka Colorado Oklahoma Okla Stete Kansas St Iowa St Kansas 1 0 24 141 9 1 4 1 0 132 12 5 2 0141 14 7 3 3 3 0 155 20 4 3 0 159 105 5 4 3 4 215 174 3 5 1 0 SI 197, 3 7 0 7 0 134 23 1 IT EEDf rOllDIAMONDI POS. NAME SCHOOL EJimmy Gunn, So.

Calif. Dick Campbell, Texas Tech Mike McCoy, Notre Dame Mike Reid, Penn State Jim Stillwagon, Ohio State LB Steve Kiner, Tennessee LB Mike Ballou, U.C.L.A. LB Glen Halsell, Texas DB Jim Tatum, Ohio State DB -Tom Curtis, Michigan DB Buddy McClinton, Auburn HOME TOWN San Diego, Calif. Matador, Tex. Erie, Pa.

Altoona, Pa. Mt. Vernon, O. Tampa, Fla. Los Angeles, Calif.

Odessa, Tex. Passaic, N.J. Aurora, O. Montgomery, Ala. 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 If Ten Conference Conference All 21 6' 1" 220 22 6' 3' 230 22 511" 203 20 6' 204 21 6' 1" 190 20 510" 190 Pts OP Michigan 0 24 10 5 2 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES V2 Sizes, Juniors, Misses Free Gift Wrapping 0 135 13S 4 1 Games PtsOP 0 349 131 0 33 93 0 354 24 1 210 260 0 252 242 0 255 575 137 30 0 19 34 0 205 231 0 10397 1 4 Ohio State Purdue Minnesota Indiana Iowa northwest Wisconsin Mich State Illinois 3 4 0 173 15 0 14 179 121 17 0 145 224 1 1 4 8 Phone 489-5991 2 5 0 124 13 I 7 0 2 293 010 THIRD TEAM Hap Farber, Mississippi Paul Schmidlln, Ohio State Carl Crennnel, West Virginia Larry Nels, Wyoming Bill Brundige, Colo.

Dennis Onkatz, Penn State Jack Reynolds, Tennessee Ralph Cindrich, Pittsburgh Tim Foley, Purdue Dave Berrong, Memphis St. Curtis Johnson, Toledo SECOND TEAM POS. Manuel Berrera, Kansas St. Rock Perdoni, Georgia Tech Steve Greer, Georgia Steve Smear, Penn State Mark Debvec, Ohio State Bob Olson, Notre Dame LB Mike Kolen, Auburn LB George Bevan, Louis. St.

LB Mel Easley, Oregon St. DB Mike Sensibaugh, Ohio State DB Dana Stephenson, Nebraska DB Ivy League Conference Conference All Games Pfs OP WIT Pts OP Certmth I 0 213 3 II 0 282 99 Princeton 1 0 250 74 3 0 541 131 Yl 0151 7t 7 1 0 20411 Cornell 4 0117113 4 0 14162 Harvard 1 0 142 153 3 0 15 14 Pom 2 0 43 161 4 104 15 rown 0 4 170 2 7 0 95 190 Cotumbl 0 4 10 1 0 237 "LET'S HOPE SANTA WIUl. SOCK iT TO OS with U.S. SAVJWGC BONDS" HEY THE "PERFECT" CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR ANYONE! i Modern Laundry Dry Cleaning's Unique SATURDAY SPECIAL! ANY TWO LIKE ITEMS DRY CLEANED FOR THE PRICE OF ONE EXAMPLE; 2 Suits, 2 Dresses, 2 Sweaters, 2 Skirts, 2 Pairs Pants, CLEANED FOR PRICE OF 1. Modern Laundry and Dry Cleaning: 220 West Frederick Street.

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