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ALL-AMERICAS DETROIT FREE PRESS Sunday. Dec. 6. 59 K-f ihiw TBaey Stfaimdi Pro Cage Cannon, Others Unanimous Picks WESTERN DmSION L. Pet.

GB St. LouU DETROIT Minneapolis Cincinnati 9 8 .529 11 12 .478 7 17 .292 6 16 .273 1 sy2 I A- BY HAL MIDDLES WORTH Picking All-America football heroes must be getting easier. The voters agreed unanimously on four of them this year, something which doesn't happen every season. V-' 7 rt V- 'III- TIGER TO KAM LSU star Billy Cannon (left) tells general manager Fete Kozelle of the Los Angeles Hams that he will sign with the NFL club for 1960. EASTERN DIVISION Pet.

GB Boston 17 4 .810 Philadelphia 14 5 .737 2 Syracuse 13 8 .619 4 New York 7 14 .333 10 FRIDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 120. Minneapolis 101. Philadelphia 124, St. Louis 112. Boston 122, New York 107.

SATURDAY'S RESULTS New York 124, DETROIT 108. Syracuse 108, Minneapolis 95. Philadelphia at St. Louis, inc. SUNDAY'S GAMES DETROIT at Philadelphia.

St. Louis at Cincinnati. Boston at Minneapolis. TUESDAY'S GAMES St. Louis vs.

Cincinnati at New York. Boston at New York. Minneapolis vs. Syracuse at Seattle. WEDNESDAY GAMES DETROIT vs.

Cincinnati at Boston. New York at Boston. Syracuse vs. Minneapolis at San Francisco. Free Press Ptioto by VINCE VITEK Burns (wearing helmet) Is checked by Jerry Melnyk while Warren Godfrey handles Dick 3Ieissner.

The puck is headed for safety the other way. FROZEN MOVEMENT ON ICE is the ballet-like theme of this hockey action. All eyes are on the puck as Terrv Sawchuk turns back Charlie Burns' blast. Texas Christian, FWA; (chlorerit, Washington, AP; Mooty, Arkansas, AP. TEXANS WIN PLAYOFF -Wings Scared It's For the Of course, it isn't every year that the game produces a figure like Billy Cannon, the express-train halfback of Louisiana State's Sugar Bowl team.

BILLY BOY was No. 1 all the way first choice in both drafts of the two professional leagues and "Player of the Year" in a vote of 339 sportswriters and broadcasters announced Saturday by the United Press International. Naturally, Cannon was everybody's All-America. But it was an honor he had to share with three others-tackle Dan Lanphear of Wisconsin, guard Roger Davis of Syracuse and fullback Charlie Flowers of Mississippi. Thfy are tha unanimous choices on the Concensus All-America, picked from the teams selected by the Football Writers Association for Look magazine, the Associated Press, United Press International, Football Coaches Association and Sporting News.

HERE IS the elite line-up: ENDS Bill Carpenter, Army, and Marlin McKeever, Southern Cal, or Monte Stickles, Notre Dame. TACKLES Lanphear and Don Floyd, Texas Christian. GUARDS Davis and BUI Burrell, Illinois. CENTER Maxle Baughan, Georgia Tech. BACKS Cannon, Flowers, Ron Burton, Northwestern, and; Richie Lucas, Penn State.

Burton, Lucas, Baughan and Carpenter lacked just one vote each of joining the others as unanimous choices. LANPHEAR, Burrell and Burton were among six players from the Big Ten getting mention by one or more of the five selectors but Dean Look of Michigan State was the state's only representative. He was picked by the Football Writers. Altogether, the names of 31 players appeared on the five All-America lists, with the writers picking a 22-man team. Eight came from the Midwest and the same number from the South.

The East and Southwest furnished six each and the Pacific Coast the other three. Here is how the voting went, with FWA for Football Writers Association, for Football Coaches Association, AP for Associated Press, UPI for United Press International and SN for Sporting News: ENDS CARPENTER, Army-FWA, UPI, SN. McKEEVER, Southern Cal. fWA, A P. STICKLES, Notre Dam.

-UPI, SN. Others Mautino, Syracuse, AP; Dale, Virginia Tech, FWA; Norton, Iowa, FWA; Burford, Stanford, C. TACKLES LANPHEAR, Wisconsin-FWA, AP, UPI, SN. FLOYD, Texas Christian AP, UPI. Others MeGee, Duke, FWA; Rice, Auburn, FWA; Yates, Syracuse, FWA.

GUARDS DAVIS, Syracuse-FWA, AP, UPI, SN. BURRELL, Illinois FWA, AP, UPI. Others Smith, Auburn, SN; Doke, Texas, FWA; Dye, Geor9i. FWA; Terrell, Mississippi, FWA. CENTER BAUGHAN, Georgia Tech AP, DPI, SN.

Others Andreottl, Northwestern, FWA; Holub, Texas Tech, FWA. BACKS CANNON, Louisiana State-FWA, AP, UPI, SN. FLOWERS, Mississippi FWA, AP, UPI, SN. s(LUCAS, Penn State FWA, UPI, BURTON, Northwestern FWA, UPI, SN. Others Look, Michigan State, FWA; Meredith, Southern Methodist, FWA; Nichols, Iowa State, FWA; Spikes, I BV JACK BERRY Fret Press Staff Writer KINGSVILLE.

Tex. Hillsdale traveled the longest distance of any Dale team in 69 years of football only to Hockey WL TPts. GFGA Montreal 17 4 5 39 87 51 Toronto 13 5 6 32 63 52 DETROIT 11 8 6 28 66 61 Boston 9 12 5 23 83 93 New York 4 15 6 14 70 87 Chicago 4 14 6 14 56 71 71 INQUIRE MOW! EVENING ENGINEERING COLLEGE Ears a B.S. Dcgre Entirely in Evening Classes Beginning F.b. 15, I960 Make a Day or IvtnTng Appointment New with Counselor to Avoid Delay and Disappointment KE 5-5050 INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Northwestern Ten Mile are yoa fighting fbo steering 'wheel on your ONLY Most Cert Reg.

$11.00 fa $19.00 Value (p)9B JLS SATURDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT 4, Boston 3. Montreal 2, Chicago 2. Toronto 6, New York 3. SUNDAY'S GAMES Montreal at DETROIT. Toronto at New York.

Chicago at Boston. WEDNESDAY'S GAME DETROIT at Chicago THURSDAY'S GAME Toronto at Foston Pro Grid WESTERN DIVISION WLT Pet. PF PA Baltimore San. Fran. ChL Bears Green Bay DETROIT 8 3 0 .727 329 225 7 4 0 .636 241 201 6 4 0 .600 200 161 5 5 0 .500 174 212 2 7 1 .222 144 220 Los Angeles 2 8 0 .200 196 232 EASTERN DIVISION WLT Pet.

PF PA you need Goodyear mr mm 4 ow. Dales NEW PRO at Grosse He Golf Club is Hal Whitting-ton, named Saturday as successor to retiring Joe De-vany. Whittington, who once caddied at the club, has served as head pro at several clubs, including Midland CC in Michigan. The past year he has represented a major supplier of golf equipment. Nats Get Hot Late to Spill Minneapolis SYRACUSE (UPI) After a poor first half shooting demonstration, the Syracuse Nationals finally found the range and handed, the Minneapolis Lakers a 108-95 defeat in Saturday's televised NBA game.

George Yardley, after missing 13 of his first 15 field-goal attempts spearheaded the Nats in a third-period drive during wrhich they opened their lead from 62-59 to 76-65. He had 12 points in the session. Game scoring honors went to Elgin Baylor of the Lakers with 35 points. Yardley and Dolph Schayes each had 24 for c- 1 dL ube Tom Hawkins, Laker for ward, suffered a recurrence of a left ankle injury and sat out the final six minutes. SYRACUSE MINNEAPOLIS Schayes 1 12-13 24 Baylor 11 13-1 35 Yardley 4-8 24 lerusso 5 3-4 13 Kerr 3 8-0 Foust 3 2-3 8 Greer 1 fl-0 Garmalrr It 11 Costetla 5 7-8 17 Leonard 2 1-3 im 3 I 11 io Dierkin, i Hundley j-o Hopkins 1-2 17 Krebs 3 2-2 seivy s-s Totals 35 25-33 951 Totals 37 34-41 108 But Good Continued from First Sports with neuritis but mentioned afterwards that he w-as "dead tired I don't have my stam ina yet.

There was a crazy note at the beginning as Schmidt and Sid Abel staged the biggest line jockeying battle seen here this season. It resulted in 10 line changes in the first 10 minutes after which Horvath had been seen on the ice only 11 seconds. The second, third and even fourth lines each made three appearances at tiie start before the star lines for both clubs had played a full shift. "If I can keep Howe on the bench that way, I'll gladly keep Horvath on the bench," Schmidt said in explaining strategy. The jockeying ended after Aldcorn spiked Murray Oliver's rebound at 10:12 for his eighth goal of the season.

McKenney deflected in a screen shot to offset that edge, but Howe got it back in the middle period when Lumley couldn't hold his 15-foot bullet it was Howe's 14 th. McINTYRE made it 3-1 with a chop deflection of Alex Del-vecchio's power-play shot Fonteyne ran it to 4 -1 by finishing a nefty passing play, Red Kelly to Billy McNeill to Fonteyne at the net It was Mclntyre's fifth and Fonteyne's fourth also his first in 19 starts. Fonteyne hit at 4:35 of the the final period and a routine finish appeared in store No one was really worried when Meissner clicked on a close-in backhander at 10:12. Furthermore, when Meissner was penalized at 18:07, the end looked even nearer It all changed when the veteran Mackell br-oke around Kelly, and Jim Morrison fell flat on his wallet at the same time. Mackell had an open path and he planted his finisher just inside the post for a shorthand-ed goal that closed the gap to 4-3 and changed the entire complexion The Bruins battled, yanked Sawchuk and ganged it the rest of the way.

The Wings just made it to the wire in time. Duffy Seeking Sub for Agase EAST LANSING Duffy Daugherty began his annual hunt Saturday for a new Michi gan State football coaching assistant. Line coach Lou Agase became the latest Spartan, aide to move Up to his OWT1 head coaching job Friday. Agase. a Michigan State assistant for five years, signed a two-year contract as coach of the Tor- Argonauts Four.

of Canada's WHEEL ALIGNMENT New York 8 3 0 .800 212 153, York, 2-1. Cleveland 6 4 0 .600 235 145 1 So the Leafs exploded for Philadelphia 6 4 0 .600 213 23Slfive goals inthe final stanza Pittsburgh 5 4 1 .556 201 169 and romped away to a 6-3 Washington 3 7 0 .800 161 292! triumph. CM. Cards 2 8 0 .200 193 244 Frank Mahovlich scored twice. Carl Brewer got the ty- ALL SERVICES HERE'S WHAT WE DO CORRECT CORRECT CORRECT 1 WHEEL BALANCE BOTH FRONT WHEELS REG.

$5.00 VALUE PRECISION DYNAMIC BALANCE PRECISION STATIC BALANCE INSTALL NECESSARY WEIGHTS lie ocnvAiiiB CASTER INSPECT STEERING CAMBER TO-IN AND TO-OUT Canadiens Fail to Win A sain Pre Pres Wir Services iUUil iJJrtU rti LCI gUlH J.O straight games without defeat, those Montreal Canadiens now have gone three in a row without victory. Latest notch In the current string was a 2-2 tie Saturday night with Chicagrj a result which permitted the last-place Black Hawks to climb into a tie with New York for fifth. Chicago did it the hard way, spotting Montreal first-period eoals bv Douer Harvev and Jean iBeliveau. ERIC NESTEREXKO scored early in the second period and Tod Sloan got another after just 15 seconds of the finale. Chicago carried a 28-24 shooting edge.

The Canadiens were without three regulars Rocket Richard and defensemen Tom Johnson and Junior Langlois. The Montreal team left immediately for Detroit and a meeting with the Red Wings at Olympia Sunday night. FIRST PERIOD: 1-Montreal, Harvev (H. Richard, Bonin) 11:20. 2 Montreal, Beliveau (Geoffrion, Hicke) 1:5.

PenaltiesTurner Evans SECOND PERIOD; 3 Chicago, Nest-erenko. 1:25. Penalties Pilot Lindsay Provost Mikita Geoffrion THIRD PERIOD! 4 Chiraan. Vloan (Pilote) 0:15. Penalties-Beliveau Raspberries Put Punch in Leafs, 6-3 Free Press Wir Service TORONTO The Toronto Maple Leafs were booed as the left the ice at the end of i the second period trailing New ing tally in the third period and Bert Olmstead notched the ore which sent Toronto ahead for keeps.

FIRST PERIOD: 1-Toronto, Mahovlich (Ehman, Harris) 14:16. Penalties-Armstrong Spencer Armstrong Bartlett SECOND PERIOD: J-New York, Bownass, (Sullivan, Hebenton) 8:00. 3 New York, Bathgate (Kabel) 15:33. Pen-alties-Hanna Sullivan Prentice Olmstead THIRD PERIOD: 4 Toronto, Brewer (unassisted) 2:08. 5 Toronto, Olmstead (Stanley, Pulford) 4:08.

6 Toronto, Ehman (Mahovlich, Brewer) :47. 7 Toronto, Mahovlich (Harris, Ehman) 14:38. 8 New York, Prentice (Cullen, Bathgate) 15:58. Toronto, Wilson (Olmstead, Mahovlich) 19:06. Penalties Hebenton Brewer Shack (two minors, Sub QB Wins Jlvv I "1 COLLEGE PARK.

Dale Betty, who played third- smnS quarterpacK most or tne season unui two ouiers ere hurt, tossed three touchdown passes and ran for another that enabled Maryland to squeak out a 33-28 victory Saturday over North Carolina State. The victory provided coach Tom Nugent with a 5-5 record in his first season at Maryland. It was the ninth straight defeat for North Carolina State, which lost six games by a total by 29 points. N. C.

Stat. 7 7 7 7-28 Maryland 7 1 7 33 MO-Scotf 2 pass Irom Betty (Scott kick). NCS Gabriel 1 Dlunaa (Shaffer kick). MD Poniatowski pass from Betty (kick tailed). MD-Cloud 17 pass from Betty (Scott kick).

NCS Podwicka I ran (Shaffer kick). MO Joyce run (run failed). NCS Tapp It pass from Gabriel (Shaffer kick). MD Betty run (Gallagher kick). NCS Tapp 1 pass from Gabriel (Shaffer kick).

Michigan Golfer Help Run WGA GOLF, 111. Two Michigan men were among: the newly named directors of the Western Golf Association. They were Jack French of Oakland Hills Country Club and Fred Ricgin, of Port Huron Black River CC. I i forget its offense. For the first tima in 56 games stretching back to a 0-0 tie in 1953 with.

Albion the Dales were blanked by Texas 20-0, in the Western playoffs for the Holiday Bowl game. Thiis, the Texans meet Lenoir Rhyne, 48-20 victor over South ern Connecticut in the Eastern playoffs. The Holiday Bowl at St. Petersburg will be Dec. 19.

THE TEXANS, 10-1 for the season and co-champs of the Lone Star Conference, broke open tha game with two crackling thrusts in the second half and added another for good measure just before the game ended. Ironically enough, if the game had been stopped at the half Hillsdale would have won despite the fact that the Dales hadn't yet made a first down. In case of a tie the winner would have been decided on net yardage and the Dale were ahead in that category, 29-18, thanks to 58 yards in penalties against the Texans. But Butch Pressley, freshman right half, won it for the Jave-linas with a 53-yard sprint with 5:31 left in the third period. The only threats up to that time were field goal attempts.

HILLSDALE'S Bart Misyiak hit the crossbar from the 29 and A Gerald Lambert was wide from the 22. Misyiak's attempt marked the deepest penetration for Hillsdale in the game and was set up when Neal Thomas of East Detroit recovered a fumble on the 25. The Dales got to the 22 before trying the kick. Tresslpy was semmingly 'trapped twice but pulled away for his touchdown on the second play of a 63-yard drive. Don Hees went 40 yards with 10:43 left in the fourth quarter and Charles Massey sprinted 14 yards for the third TD.

Little Ail-American Lambert, who led the superior but lighter Texas line, kicked two extra points. Texas 7 13-20 Pressley, 53 run (Lamber kicked). Hees, 40 run (Kick failed) Zf's Kerr Colt All the Way SAN MATEC, Calif. JP) Kerr Stables' Demobilize w-ent to the front on the rail Saturday for a wire-to-wire victory in the $22,600 Silver Anniversary Handicap at Bay Meadows. Cold Bay was second in the mile and a sixteenth feature and Funformore third.

The; time was 1:44 on a fast track. I 1 nil Ol' Jvffl 1 KALAMAZOO Kal-1 amazoo broke away in front Saturday and rolled to a 70-50 non-conference basketball victory over Ferris Institute. 14 ti.oa ai rPARKfNC sSSZ TiTl7 tM PARKING 2 i i TONIGHT RED WINGS Dec. 13, Dec. 17, Box Office BRAKE ADJUSTMENT RES.

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Philadelphia at Washington. Pittsburgh at Chicago Bears. Tigers Get A Shortstop Continued from First Sports came to Detroit in the transaction. u8iiuuis is a rooKie second baseman who will be kept in i the minor by the Phils coming season. this THE DEAL was the first for the Tigers at the baseball meetings.

Talk waa begun at St. Petersburg last Sunday at the minor league meeting. Semproch wa pulled into the transaction at the suggestion of Tom Ferrick. latest addition to the Tiger coaching staff. A coach last year at Philadelphia.

Ferrick recommended him highly despite his bad year. The trade was the second one for the Phils, who early in the day sent catcher Carl Sa-watski to the Cardinals for outfielder Bobby Gene Smith. Judge to Speak For Ballplayers MIAMI BEACH, Fla fjp) The Major League Baseball Players Association Saturday officially approved the election of Judge Robert C. Cannon of Milwaukee, a Wisconsin circuit judge, as its legal counsel. Judge Cannon.

41, succeeds J. Norman Lewis, whose contract was not renewed when it expired last March. The players emphasized Judge Can-Bon would not act as a spokesman in any negotiations with the owners. jonto OE7 OUT OF DEBT! Syracuse 2 20 39 Minneapolis 22 20 25 Queens Whipped LAWRENCE, Kan. The Russian women's basketball champions kept their 1959 ex- hibition record against American teams intact Saturday night, whipping the Wayland (Tex.) College Queens, 47-33.

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