Cumberland Sunday Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 21

ORAL ROBERTS UNIVERSITY hon lost no time in making ita presence felt on the collegiate sports scene. Only seven years old, Oral Roberts ia already well-heeled in athleten, evidence of this being the phenomenal record the Titana have compiled in four sports during the school year, just completed, "Ran-ketball, baseball, tennis and golf teams have been 104 times while losing only 28. There's no doubt that OR's basketball team was one of the nation's top surprises, the Titans finishing with a scintillating 26-1 mark. They finished the regular season at 25-1, netting an all-time scoring record of 105.9 points per game and leading the nation in rebounding. They went to the quarter-finals of National Invitational Tournament The OR tennis team finished 31-6, golf 14-2 and baseball 33-18.

In the forefront of Oral success En baseball was Cumberland chucker Jack Cheney, voted as the team's Most Valuable Player. The former Fnrt Hill High lefty had an 8-1 record in his junior year and a 1.26 earned-run average. Hia three-year career record is 24-5. Another Allegany-County athlete, Gary Marple, formerly of Bruce and Allegany Community College, also had a hand in helping the Titan baseball team. Gary, who played third base, finished the season with a .264 batting average and knocked in 24 runs.

After of this success, guess what they're eaying at Oral Roberts. "Wait 'til next year!" Strange but true and here's why The baskebtall team, for instance, returns four of its first six players and Tvill be bringing up top talent from the freshman squad. Herb Dallis, who coached at Allegany Community College before going to OR, will have no less than three MVPs back in hanehalL In addition to Cheney, they are outfielders, Greg Davis and Rich Rozck. And Herb, too, reportedly has some freshman whizzes. The tennis team is anticipating the return of Japanese ace Kiyo Tanabe who dropped out of school for a year to play the Far East circuit in hopes of making Nippon's Davis Cup team.

Tanabe lost only one match last year while playing No. 2 for OR. Brightening the golf picture is the fact that Dave Barr, No. 1 player both as a freshman and eopnomore, will be back swinging again next year. With records like upcoming recruiting chores of the various coaches at Oral Roberts should be a snap.

SPORTS KEG RESIDUE For years the claim has been made that Bill Criswell is a matrimonial coward. That no Irmger applies. The former popular local sportscastcr got married March 18 to a Texas girl lie had met in Europe two years ago, Criswell, incidentally, is sports-information director at Southern Illinois University, a schoo! with tm enrollment of nver 23,000. Bill also finds time to do radio and TV shows at CarboniUle, III. One of the oldiwt records in bowling, Skang MercuriVe feat of averaging 238 for an entire league season, has fallen to Mike Durhin of Chagrin Fails, Ohio.

Dur-bin averaged 238.31 in 102 games this past season at the Bain bridge-Colonial lanes in Chagrin Palls. Durbin, 31, ia the house pro at that center. Tom-my VanOrmer. one of the top young golfers at the Cumberland Country Club, helped the Juniata Col lege team compile an outstanding record this spring. Tommy is the son of Dr.

and Mrs VY A VanOrmer, 7-17 Washington Street. Four Baltimore Oriole players have amassed 11 "gold gloves" over the past three seasons. A gold glove annually goes to the player adjudged beat at his position in the league by a vote of managers and coaches. Third baseman Brooks Robinson has won 12 straight gloves, second baseman Dave Johnson and center fielder Paul Blair three straight and shortstop Mark Belanger two in the past three American league seasons. Paf.

Patterson, one of the nation's top bowlers, recently succumbed from the effects of a stroke he suffered last December. Patterson, 46, was a member of the ZEern Antique team of the late 1940s that included Don Carter, Ray Bliith and Tom Hen-nessey. Pat had four 800s and 11 perfect games during his brilliant career and last year was on the ABC of Fame ballot for the first time Cum brand's Nick (Spunk) Perlozzo has lost his 'job in the minors as a result of the baseball strike. Spunk who had been looking forward to hia third year in the San Diego chain, was cut loose, along with a number of other Padre farmhands. There's not a team in the majors that hasn't felt the financial of the strike and as a a result most of them are cutting corners with their farm clubs.

Surprise! Frostburg Hoping For Rain Cancelation Would Give Bobcat Nine Title Today Frostburg State Collcuc's Boh- eats, who havn been plagued hy sn season, would he glad to see more of the same fall on Pittsburgh today where they are scheduled to meet Indiana State at 2 p.m. In ttin NAIA District IS finals. The Bobcats, who bit (a Indiana 9-5 In the Louniey opener Friday, have come out of the bracket to win three straight games and will ritn mutually win lltla If rain washes out tnday'a contest. Tournament rules, permitting only oca rain date, state that the team with the most wins becomes champion if rain forces: the cancellation of another day action. In this case, FrosUiurg (3-1) would win over Indiana which is 2-1.

In yesterday's games F-rmt- liurg slopped Point Park 7-5 for Ita second win find came back to boat Indiana 4-2 at University of pHUbuigfa Fiwd. Tn the morning game against Point Park, the Bobcats used the big bati of Rick Hoover and Jim Carl! and the strong arm ol Bob McDermott to eliminate the team that came into the tourney wtkh the best record. Beall Eyes Back-to-Back County Track Titles The Beall High Mountaineers, enloyinc their second straight outstanding season in (rack and field, will be out to make it back-to-back county championships this week, someming they've never done. The Frostburgers, who dethroned Fort Hill last year. favored in the 27th annual meet, scheduled under the lights Tuesday evening at i Fort Hill Stadium.

111 RpPOFfK Ciril opened the scoring Ik the aecond Inning with a long two run blast over the left field fence, and Hoover, who had three hits and three batted la, slagged a leedoff homer In the sixth. The Bobcats, who led the en tire game, clinr-rwd It In the seventn vim they loaded the bases on singies by Mure Hoyle, McDermott and Al Poklemba, scorina; one nra on a single hy: Phil and two more on anther Hoover hit. Hoylo singled again In the eighth, stole second and scored a double hy Pokiemha tor FYoetburc's final UBy. McDermott, gaining tin fifth win of the season against no; losses, hid a two-bitter for the leven innings before yield ing four hits and lour runs In the eighth. A three-ran home hy Harry Westwood was the big Mow for Point Park.

Terry Klrinta was tagged with the taineers, coached hy Jerry I Calhoun, rate the favorite' role on the strength of earlie victories over Fort Hill and Allegany, regarded as their chief threats. Tbe night meet, according ti Boh Pence, supervisor of pbysi eal education for Allegany County schools, wit! get under way with events at p.m. The running beginning! with the 120-yard high hurdles, start at 7 o'clock. Beall, prior to last year, had won only one county title, that being in 1MB, Of the 26 meets ataged date. Fort Hill has been the dominating school with 20 Allegany has won four times.

The Mountaineers, In winning last year's mee-t, won nine oil first places, including sweep of the field events. Their! point, total was B3, Fort Hill finishing second with Allegany third with 3D. Earle (-Lefty) Bruce, head football coach at Tampa Uni- the oldest county records on tbe books. He shares 100-yard dash at ten aecond. flat with Fort Hill's Don Ander- (J9S5) and has the 220-yard dash mark 22.2 se oonds.

Both of Bruce'i record-were set 25 yean ago, in 1947. Bruce. W.llsn Rim-fetm Brit, KM. Alfsur Mitt hordles-Doi Carter. ratn-rfm Carter, (wait Stotpm-Bob Herrrj, Tort HDJ JVi tnrtini.

Iottf jumn-JUehanl fort Hill Moran. 11960) 1L llrt. Hahn Spills Rick Workman ERIE, Pa. Mike Hahn of i Montgomery Junior College (Rockville, Md.) took a page from Avis here Saturday and it paid oft in the singles cham plonship of Region lS's junior! college tennis tournament, No. man all season on the Maryland team, Hahn tried harder and wound up with npset victories in the aenii-finals and finals.

Hahn, who had lost to Kiel: Workman of Allegany Commit- nity Collage (Cumberland, Md.) four straight times, Including, onco this year, turned back the tourney's top seed in straight sets, 6-4, 6-1. The stunning morning victory over the defending champion put him In the finals against teammate Brian Tennery in Ibc afternoon. Tennery. Mont gomery's No. 1 player, was evon, easier for the aggressive Hahn who won by 6-2, 6-3 scores.

Workman appeared on Ins way to victory In the semis. Leading the first set 4-2, hut Hahn twice broke service to get th9 victory, Workman, behind 5-1 in the second set, rallied to close the gap to 5-4 and had chance to tie with his service. Hahn, however, relumed three booming first serves by Workman to win the game and ie match. Hahn then teamed with Tennery to defeat Jim Breech and Bill Huberts o( defending champion Cam-berland, N.J. 6-2, 1-3 to win the doubles title.

Hahn and (Continued on page 44) ue. Bull Zuh. Jaycees Hope To Bring Back Soap Box Race Efforta are being made hy me wcai tiayoaes to bring the, Box Derhy back to Cum-berland after an abienca of al most years. Youngsters from surrounding corAmunitles In the trl-state area are being asked to notify me uteaier wimDenaild If they are Interested in taking part next year. The rw.

by la Open to boys between the get of 11. and 15. The winner of Jecsl Derby qualifies for the All-Aanerican Derby, beld twr Annual in Akron, uua. Boys desiring to take part are asked to submit In writing their names, addresses and birth dates, mailing this informal ion lo: Greater Cilmherland PO Box 1333, Cum berland, md. 21503.

In the aecond crucial content; Frostburg Wok advantage errors, two walks, two stolen bases, two sacrifices and. balk to three runs In the third; inning, handing John Helmick his seventh win against three losses, Helmick, struggling with his introl for eight Inning, es-. caped bases loaded situation In the first, third and sixth innings as Indiana stranded a total of runners on the base paths. Hr-lmlrk issued five walks. McDermott, who may also see.

mound action today, re lieved the senior southpaw the ninth. Hoover got his fourlh RBI of the day when he smi home Poklemba in the seventh. Johnson had a leadoff home run in tbe third, If Frostburg wins tomorrow. the Bohcats will advance to the tournament which will be held next weekend at Indiana Bcali will also be out to repeat in the county Junior high moot which will be held tomorrow at Allegany Community College, starting at 3:30 p.m. seventn antl eighth (Traders from Beall, Bruce and Valley will participate.

Another junior high meet, Involving the Washington and Braddock schools, will be held the first week in Juno, according to Pence. Burger Chef Beats Reilg On One-Hitter Burger Chef, on a one-hitter by Brad Clayton, bent Beds 6-3 Mechanicsburg Grabs Lead In Roller Hockey MechanJcsburg (Pa.) wis the. only unbeaten team enth annual Moon-Glo roller hockey Invitational got under way yesterday on the Bedford Road rink with 13 games. Mechanicsburg won a of Its gamoK, Including a 7-3 victory over Cumlxrland's team. Its other wins were at the of Reynoldville, Palnesville, Ohio, a-; Chagrin Foils, Ohio, 1-1.

Cumberland's team is second with a 3-1 mark, having oeaten Chagrin rails 3-1, Potts-town 2-1 and Reynoldsville 5-1. Third in Pottstown with 3-1-1 its victories being ovur Rev noldsville 9-S, Painesville- Chagrin Falls 6-0. Cumberland's Bops, the de fending champs, played a 2-2 tie with Pottstown and be at Reynoldsvilia 10 to 5. Painesville's lone win was a VMtardaVin the LaVale Little 6-3 conquest of Chagrin Fall: League. Stewart, Midgarden and I which lost all; of ita -games, asj aawkiiu had two Hits eacb lor ma tteynoiasvtuo.

the winners and Yeager singled The double round-robin tour- for the losers' only hit. ney was scheduled to resume! nurnr Cbof lit oio wiiii nnai game expeciea aoout Won By Real Note CHERRY HILL. N.J. (UPI1- Real Nole found his stride; again Annirday after tout straight fj. nlshes and captured the Sit.asr Camden Handicap at Garden Slate.

The winner of four straight from the Hessian Handicap at! Liberty Bell last December tol uc yuaker Handicap at the track Feb. 5. Real had 'finished no better than fourth in each of hit last four! itarta, But Saturday me MfeM ten OoboM HsJee NoM mto ietd from the and never was overtaken ht beat Dot Ed's Blueiky to! me wire uy i-z lenguis, Northern Bay finished third, .10 lengtha farther back, Envoy, Ihe choice- of the rainy: boat which sank two weeks ano crowd of 23,225, finished in Ihe Adorns Cup defeated Northeastern Saturday' "Ita win Third Annul fifth. Clayton and Rfl-Jtt Sivw MrGlU a-m it Vl 1 401 J- 4 1 1 Hoover lb Mlfl LEMUVfi illdtullii. Cil SI 1 I 0 I CiiIp, 33 EmuwJa Sh 4 0 1 Cull 4 11 Dd li 1 1 1MI Tinimrmn.

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