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p : e t ' . ; ' - . j - of t h e j o y f u l
Eve.
19t>o. m a >
season to m a i n
Football
B> BOB (iHl.'KN
Associated P r e s s Sports Writer
lh ART HOKFS
Christmas
College
North-South, Blue-Gray Preview of Bowl Slate
SPORTS
V'
« P ?etid
on tlie
alotii;
Amster-
eames.
Six A l ! - A m r n c a s will he it;
action, ti'ijce on each side when
Silent NlKht. llol> Nishl
\\ ••, • • r '•:ii;:da> upon us ho'u about good cheer for Whine tiie Nor'k pla>s the Sou''i in MiM J I ,-- a-:d t"e Little (iian's pans—Kd B r o n n a n Caff Smalle>. a m : The other is the Blue-Gray.
Ms :• M . r ; i
p,,;i Malicki. Clarence Conns. V:\ and Edwin
M : \ " . J " arc! • •*> coaches Ton> Scuico, F r a n k F u r m a n . Dick ,matchitii: seniors front a b o \ e
and below :• e Ma>or-D:\on i;:ie.
(.-.. p.:rk S t c \ e D>bas. Eddie Bieniek, Butch Miller. John Bocdan
E:. i B a i ^ P a l l o t ' a
And for the CYO l e a d e r s . Joe Rahrow. ,!err> T r a i d e r .
And> Broniirski. Bill (.ustas. Ciene Major. Hank J a c k s o n .
Dick C.arner and Bill Mileski and VMCA.Church leaguers
Hank Dersch. Anile Power, d o r d o n Fisher. Charles (Doc)
White. Jim Dietrich. Boh (Pete) Phelps. Jerr> Shaw. Alan
Morse. Ralph Johnson. Dick C.ardinier. Bart Tesiero and
Dave F e t t c r h .
Happiness for R:p Brlfance. Herm Botns;i. Dr F . F Pipito.
Dutch and Betty YVilkie. J e r r y Stone. Tat and L o r r a i n e M a d n s k a .
P « M P Grayson. Charlie Bertuch. Herb and T h e r e s a
Scialabba.
Bill F r e y . Mickey Miller. Dave Agard. Gordon G r a n t . Sylvia and
A > \ Salerno. J n e T a b e r s k i . Rocco Re!!en. Joe Kula. Art Isabel.
Dor.nie A r g e r s i n c e r . Bill Meade. Don Levy and J o e Rich.
Claus
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t' i
w:
•:e
ui da> . C h r i s t m a s D a y . for
fo:
next' week's
major
bow! (
Fan.
Santa
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e n t . se:'\ e a- a p p o t t / e ; ^ S a ! -
dam: ar.d a r e a s p o r t s s c o n e a n d t o j u s t p l a i n M r . a n d M r s .
Joe
na'ion.s ' e . e \ :>;<>:'. appetite
:: <• ijTi'.ow i"^ we« ^ * main
" u . u' i; n «
e Kose. Cotand Gator
Bnwls
H - i e s the line-up oil! t u r n s
Kas'crn Standard)
Frida>. Ne\* \ ' e . i r ' s L \ e
Gator Bowl at J a c k s o i n die.
Fia — GcoiLtia Tech.. 6-3-1, \ s .
Texas Tech. S-2. 2 p m.
Sun Howl a: El l'a>o. Tex. —
T e x a s W'cstrrn, 7-3, vs. T e x a s
Christian. *i-4. 4 p i n .
- Fast-West
All-Star
at ' San
r : ai;c:>co. 4. 4") p rn
S a t u r d a > . New Y e a r ' s l>a\
K<w B«w 1 at P a s a d e n a . Calif
_
M.cuigan State. 10-0. vs.
CCI.A
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Cxilton Bowl a*. Dallas — Atkaiisas
!0-i>.
\s.
Louisiana
St.j'r. 7-3 1 p in
v . . . i ; - Bowl at New Orleans —
Missouri. 7-2-1. vs Florida. 7-3.
j pm
Ornnize Bowl at Miami — Nehra>ka. i0-0. vs A l a b a m a . S-l-1.
S p in.
Tlie North-South Shrine G a m e
a ! w a \ s has been a wide-open,
free-scoring affair built on gaml)!;ng, explosive offenses. And
Tidings
Ex-NY Giant
be in the 1:n• -u; for t h e ?:;>{
!s'l>!> Of
tune in the 'JS \
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wiii he e o a n t i i u h c a \ : \ oti littie All
Atianca
. . . . . : • : iiack
Hand\
Joi.nvtn.
wpie
Blue
' oacn h i u Mu.h'r.r,(ip! of Purdue looks to l i e d C.:>tardo of
lllinoo and Sont'N stxwi!-, of
Ann;, for much of his offensive
punch
The Southern all-stais !ta\e
won 13 and lo»t 1 in f*3 series.
.Next
By J O H N M A R O N E Y
Silver Bells, Silver Bells
W h e r e The Action Is
and his sister K a r e n ,
vision c a m e r a used
P u t m a n to-film them
North Coach Ana P a r s c g h i a n
of Notre Dame counters with
two All-Americas from' his own
t e a m , g u a r d Dick Arlington and
defensive halfback Nick R a s s a s .
and Purdue tackle Karl Smgei
He will open with cilh.cr Ke
Lucas of Pittsbuigh or Don I'n
verfcr-tti of Dhio State at (juarterback Sam Pr ce of Illinois
will be at half, Dave i McN'aughton of Prim State at full and
J i m Todd of Ball State at wingback.
The South leads in the series
10-6. with two ties The North
won last s e a r ' s g a m e 37-30 on a
touchdown
pass
by
None
D a m e ' s J a c k Snow in the last
five seconds.
At Montgomerv, Negroes will
GF Saints Hand Gaels
Second Setback,
Time
Tom and J e r r y s all around for Llvia Coluni. Ed F o r d . Alex
Amendola. Hip Czelusniak. Stan S t a n k e s . Nick Alexander. Howard
Hall. F n t z O v e r r o c k e r . K e n n y and Betty Hoefs and T o m m y . Linda
and P a t t y . C h u c k , D a n a . Clem M a l p a s s . P a t B e r n h a r d t . John Ford.
Steve C o m p a n i , L e s KeUerhouse, Ralph M a c L a c h l a n and F r e d
Lowe.
A White C h r i s t m a s for H a r r y B e r k m a n . John Knsinskl
J r . . E d . P a v e and Tim Kolodziej. Bob and Virginia McK e o u g h . F r a n k a n d M a r i o n Scafidi and F r a n c i s . Ted
P i s a r c z y k . G e o r g e L a z a r o u . Anthony Nagiones, Adolph
Wall. G a r y Blongiewicz, L e n a A n s e l m a n . George O'Brien
a n d our young friends P e g g y M a r t i n . Mike L y n c h . Joe
D e T u r a . K a r e n Iannotti. Linda Bush. Christine Boice. Mark
Copp. P e n n y Allen. Mike P o d o l e c . J o e y Isabel. Tom Andrzejewski. Paul Robhins and Jennifer Hartigan.
May the notes ring out for Tom Rapello. Yito and Hank
D a n d r e a n o , Cousin G e o r g e C a s s a b o n n e . Lionel and J o y c e Fallows,
R a y a n d Chet I w a n s k i . J o h n n y D e L u c a . Bob Liggern. L a r r y Lanzi,
the S a n d y Clan. Nick F.ratangelo. J i g g e r DiCaprio. M a r y Kryszczak. Eddie Murphy. Nick DeCross. F r a n k P e n l l o , ' Bill O'Day,
J e r r y G r e e n e and Gen Gobis.
the 18th annual g a m e in Miami
C h r i s t m a s Day shapes up as
a n o t h e r in the series.
P k n m g a key role in such a
foiecast is the presence on tin e
S o u t h s t r a m of Bill Andersoron
and Howard Twillev. the com
bination that broke all the passIii^ and reecivmg records at
Tulsa this past season
The South is coached b\ Tulsa s Glenn Dobbs. who also will
have runninj, back Rodger Bird
of
Kentucky
and
wingback
George P e a r c e of William -and
M a r y in the offensive line-up.
He also has two fierce lineb a c k e r s . T o m m y Nobis of T e x a s
and Ed Weisacoskv of Miami.
Nobis. Weisacoskv "and Twillev
were Ail-America choices.
Yule T o u r n c v
M a y the old pent with the b e a r d be kind to E d c a r . C a t h e r i n e .
Snooky and L a u r a Latvis. Wayne Pooler. H e r m Bettine. M a r g a r e t ;
S ' u r e e s . J a n i e and Bobby Poulin. J o ? Zawisza. H e r m Q u a t t r o c h i . j
Adolph A m b r o s e . F d d i e Fitzgerald. Ben J a n k u n a s . J o h n Sclnv'artz, |
F r n i e Stahl. Zeke Romleski. Otto and P e a r l Miller. Leon Wyzykows k i . - D a v e Bellen. Bud Barnet. Costa L a z a r o u . B a r n e y Bonnano,
J a k e L a B a t e . BUI Machold Sr. and J r . . Squeak Squillace. J o e
Dvlong and Tony Brooks.
Fill the stocking full for BUI and" J u d y H e s s e . Al Fick,
M a n Bubniak. J o e McCoskl. Sal M i r a b l t o . Betty V a r s o k e ,
B a r r y and Agnes F r a n k . BUI and Cora Sanford, Audrey
and H a r r y A r g e r s l n g e r . J o e and M a r t y D y b a s , Tony R a l l a .
Bill C a r p e n t e r . H o w a r d T u p p e r . M a u r i c e Brown. Vic Montuori. Pinky P a l m e r . Al G o m u l a , BUI and J u l i a P a b l s .
J o h n n y Betz and J i m m y White.
A special carol for R i c k y Hoefs and his C a r o l . R a y and Deal
Giusti. Paulie C o n s t a n t i n e . - J i m and F r a n Noonan. T o m m y Seafidi. R a y Lucynski. Al Puglisi. Tom Tighe, Chet Wall. George
Wilhelm, Don G o r m a n a n d Tony F i s c h e t t i .
Glad
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EVENING RECORDER. AMSTERDAM. N.Y.. ERIDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1965
— Matthew Tenney. 7,
fi. look up at the telehy ski instructor Jon
on the slopes of Ascut-
ney, Vt. ski a r e a . P u t m a n can play back the
video t a p e right on the slopes lo show pupils
what Is wrong with their ski form.
0
(AP Wirephoto)
Fired
McKay, Garrett Package
Rumored Svare Successor
Scholastic
Basketball
St. M a r y ' s (GF) 52, St.
M a r y ' s (A) 47
Shenendchowa 59, Burnt
Hills 52
McCloskey T o u r n e y
C a t h e d r a l P r e p 61, St. Pet e r ' s 41
— (Consolation)
Philip Schuyler 57, McCloskey 5fi
(Championship)
tine c o i w s t c n U y from the foul
line SMI fell behind by eight
The basketball forces o"f St. Mary's Institute traveled points, 49-41. with about J 41' renorth last night in an attempt to sweep a home-and-home maining. Still tlie Gaels refused
series with St. Mary's Academy of Glens Falls but a sub- to quit and with 2»i seconds remaining they cut the m a r g i n
par effort from the field proved to be the Gaels undoing" down to three. 30-47. But as the
as the Kerry Blues of Coach John Nolan defeated the seconds ticked a w a y . Mike" Kdie
stole an SMI pa>-> and d r o p p e d
Forbes Streeters by a score of 52-47.
in a two-pointer to sew up vicThe host club wasn't m u c h *
"
tory No. Two for the northernb e t t e r with their shots from the to shoot often and follow their ers.
field, but were able to connect shots until they connected.
Thp Gaels hi' on olily 17 for
In the first q u a r t e r . G l e n s 46 from the field for .'!7 per cent.
with 20 for 33 from the f o u l
line, while the Gaels were con- Falls took a slim lead with the
In the Ja.wce c o n t e s t ,
v e r t i n g 13 for 22, and t h e r e lies . Gaels tying up the g a m e at
Glens Falls defeated
t h e
the story of the Gaels second three different intervals but a s
SMI Juniors in a thrilling
loss of the season against four the period drew to a close, and
down-to-the-wire contest hy
a score of 41-39. The junior
wins. T h e K e r r y Blues are now the score tied six apiece, baskets by Mike Noonan. Mike Ross
Gaels led 10-5. 20-12. and
two a n d four In the c u r r e n t
and Danny T a r a n t i n o gave the
2S-23 at the q u a r t e r mark-5
campaign.
hometown boys. 12 points, while
but a Glens Falls hasket in
Once again It w a s Dave
Mike Skaradek countered with
the final seconds of play led
Hugo p a c i n g the SMI atthree and the Gaels were behind
to
the t w o - p o i n t
winning
tack with 15 points for his
12-9 a s the second period bem
a
r
g
i
n
.
J
.
D.
Smeallie,
for
e v e n i n g ' s work, but the big
gan.
the
second
g
a
m
e
in
a.
rowfellow didn't get much help
During the next eight minwas high m a p for Tony Rofrom his t e a m m a t e s In the
utes, SMA increased their
m a n o ' s j u n i o rs with 17
scoring d e p a r t m e n t . M a r k
lead to five points at one
points
and an all-around fine
Stanley. Chuck
Eckelman
s t a g e . 18-13. hut the Gaels
floor
g
a m e while M u r p h y
and Bill Whelly scored six
closed fast and a s the t e a m s i and Riccardelli were high
points e a c h for the Gaels.
walked off the floor at halffor Glens Falls
w i t h 11
Skip ' S p r i n g e r and Tom
time the score was knotted
points e a c h .
L i n d s t r a n d with 11 points
'24 apiece.
each paced the Glens Falls
The s t a g e is now set for the
In the t h i r d period. Glens
quintet while B o b Hlckey
r'alls once again moved into a second a n n u a l SMI C h r i s t m a s
chipped In with nine.
six-point lead, 33-27, b u t the T o u r n a m e n t to be held at the
In their earlier meeting at F o r b e s Stretters w e r e deter- A r m o r y next Wednesday a n d
the A r m o r y , t h e
Rowlanmen mined to keep within scoring T h u r s d a y , D e c e m b e r 29 and 30.
w e r e able to keep control of the distance of their opponent but T h e Gaels will meet St. M a r y ' s
b o a r d s against the taller K e r r y as the final buzzer sounded in of Hoosick Falls in the opening
Blues but such was not the c a s e the third stanza, the Gaels were • round while Cardinal F a r l e y of
Rhinecliff opposes
Broadalbin
last evening. F r o m the f i r s t down by four. 37-33.
Central
in
the
other
half
of the
whistle to the final buzzer. Glens
In the final eight minutes of
opening
night
round
with
the
Falls kept Hugo and the rest of the contest, the one-and-one foul
winners
to
meet
on
T
h
u
r
s
d
ay,
the Gaels a w a y from the b o a r d s shot situation proved to be top
evening
after
the
losers
clash
and with little rebounding by much for the Gaels to handle
•SMI, the h o m e t o w n e r s were able a n d with the K e r r y Blues hit- in the p r e l i m i n a r y . S u m m a r i e s :
SMI
F T
F T
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1 IS Sprincrr
Huso
A doff of the C h r i s t m a s c h a p e a u to Shep R o m a n o . Vince
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K mpalls'
KrkfMm'n
2 fi
Sknrartfk
M o n t a g n i n o . Chet Ludwin. Al G o m u l a . E d Galka. M a r t y Biscotti,
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n
:
Padn
I. r ' M r ' n i l
R a l p h Fedullo, J o h n P i n g i t o r e . Bill B e r n a t . Ann and Chris Leonetti,
o : Tarantino
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t'krritis
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f,
WhHlv
K e n n v K e n n a . F r a n k P a w l o w s k i . E d Niski. P e t e Martin. N i n o ,
n "
Vfio-- a n
Kf!!y
m
a
t
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r
e
to
disclose
the
n
a
m
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s
of
D ' A l l e s a n d r o . J i m m y D a l e s . Chappie R o m a n o . Al K o r o n a . Bill |
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Wilde Sal B a t t a g l i a . Phil Schuyler. R a l p h and Millie C a n a p e . ( A s s o c i a t e d P r e s s Sports Writer those persons.
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Wrlrh .
" T h e decision to replace HarKirk Bialon. H a r o d W e i s m a n n . Paul L a z a r o u . Harold M a t h i a s .
n
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Stanley
a 52
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L O S A N G E L E S (JP)
— land was a most difficult one. |
Associated P r e s s Sports Wrller
V, 13 4
J i m a n d J o a n M u r r a y . Willie H a r t i s . Wayne McNeil. John C a m p "While there w e r e many miti- \
. bell. Mike Riccio. E d M a t e u n a s . Willie Alexaitis. K a t h y Nowak, C h r i s m a s i n r e v e r s e c a m e
GREEN BAY, Wis. UP)—-Green Bay Packer tackle *MI •"' V V T SMA .J\ t F T
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F r a n R a i l a . Ralph Califano and Steve K r u s e .
e a r l y for y o u n g
Harland
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Henry Jordan won't be coming out to play with the kids £h{,'J
the R a n i s ' losing record, it is
And to S a m B e l a r d i . Lennie K r n p a , John Alibozek,
n (i ft K'nncallv
1 I
Svare and todav the Los
3 It
on the day after Christmas. He'll be busy elsewhere with $$$& T 3 r y.-.rvJ o h n P a s k a , Dan P a n t a l o n e , F r a n Kelly, Chris Bonafede,
felt that a fresh a p p r o a c h is
n fi
M<-< ' a r t h y
A n g e l e s R a m s w e r e l o o k i n g .necessary."
Milt R o g e r s . Ned Wilkinson. Carl Salmon. Vic S t a r k . J o e
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Jim Parker and the Baltimore Colts.
LaBate 3I" o ; P..'- rctrilj
a n d Millie B a r n e t , Wally Smcallie. Bill Holleran. M a r y
c
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r
i
f
i
s
for t h e i r e i g h t h h e a d eoach
' F o r the record, it m a y b e .
Bshiak
1 n ;
nl
D l u g a s , F r a n k M a p h i a , Tony B a r o n e , Harold and Skip
And Olive. H e n r v ' s p r e t t y *
'
~»hr: - h n n o OV ?<••<•
noted that there was a w a r m
r)<
since 1947.
wife.
won't
be
the
hostess
at
the
16
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wants to do his best to beat R o r u h a t
G r e e n . Arnie Q u a c k e n b u s h . J o e D e m a r s . Charlie G r e e n s .
personal relation between S v a r e
F.^re
IS 11 41
usual C h r i s t m a s Day p a r t y at y o u . "
President Daniel F . Reeves,
P a u l B a k e r . Al and Rita Moore and Carolyn, T e r r y and
and Reeves, the majority stockthe J o r d a n home.
e x p r e s s i n g personal r e g r e t , said
Debbie, J o h n n y Kuk and Sandy M o r r o a l e .
J o r d a n couldn't turn Scrooge
holder of the club.
Svare's
contract
would
not
be
She'll
be
visiting
friends
w
i
t
h
A trip u n d e r the mistletoe for F r a n k and J e a n L a B a t e . J o e
in
the face of a 100 P a r k e r s .
Svare dictated a s t a t e m e n t ,
the J o r d a n ' s
three
children Neighborhood
and E l e a n o r U r b e l i s . Mike Bush. Tony Liberis. J a m i e Carbone. renewed for 19fifi with th^ West- relayed by Tcele. which said:
kids
actually
SAN D I E G O . Calif. (AP) — leaving H e n r y m o s t of ChristE m m e t t and P e g J o h n s o n . Lou Stephens. J o h n n y M c G r a t t a n . ern cellar dweller in the Nacome
to
the
J
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r
d
a
n
door
and
" I ' m v e r y disappointrd that Q u a r t e r b a c k John Hadl of the
LIQUOR STORE
m a s afternoon and evening to ask: " C a n Henry c6me out to
F r a n c i s and Ceil M c C a r t y . Bob F o r b e s . Dune F i e b k a . Sam tional Football League.
we couldn'i have won more San Diego C h a r g e r s has a spe— F R E E DELIVERY —
F a r i e l l o . Beverly Simpkins. J a n e t Morin. J i m Aldrich. Tony Sar- ! The a n n o u n c e m e n t , not entire- football g a m e s . 1 have no re- cial reason to try to i m p r e s s relax alone undisturbed by the play t o d a y ? "
din
of
toys
and
the
squalls
of
ly
unexpected,
w
a
s
m
a
d
e
T
h
u
r
s
donia. H a r v e y G a l l a g h e r . J e r r y Albertin. N'orb F r y c . Herb F r a n k .
BROADALBIN 7811
grets about the e x p e r i e n c e . I Buffalo f|iiarterback J a c k K e m p holiday-tired children.
J a c k C o n r a d . Nick Pacillo and little Nick. Doug Ostrrhout. Gabe day, and promptly triggered the thoroughly e n j o \ e d it.
when the two meet in the AmerR e c o r d e r Want Ads P a v
J o r d a n , so gentle he's afraid
Centi. Vince Hupsis. Ed Geib. Tony Re. Felix and A r m a n d Gio- usual speculations on a succesican
Football
League
champion"I
thought
we
m
a
d
e
some
to let his 7-year-old son play
v a n n i . Mike Wierzbicki and all the girls on the third floor at sor to Svare.
p r o g r e s s , but it's tlie n a t u r e of ship Kame Sunday.
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football, will be slowjy slipping
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Hadl was m e r e l y the league's
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No. 1 passer.
the team success.
McKay, he it known, was
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Adding much s p u e to the talk
touchdowns.
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F u r n e . Bill L e v a n d o s k y . Rich J a n k u n a s . Tony Safran. Barney McKay
The winner of Sunday's g a m e 8
4")S p e r c e n t a g e . 2,368 y a r d s and
T e s s i e r o . R a y Sinda. Bob and Helen F i t z j a m e s . Carl and P e g g y and Heisman Trophy winner, is
10 touchdowns.
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the No. 1 draft choice of the
Bahn. and Joey P e t e r s Wnilo Hadl w a s nailing down leacue title.
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R a m s . Garrett has not signed
M a y the horn of plenty o\erflnw for Eddlp Miller. John
the passing title, the C h a r g e r s
The tension has been buildinjj ty
with the R a m s nor the Kansas
racked up an
u n p r e c e d e n t e d in the J o r d a n household.
O t n a r . Dan and Albert Petrosino. E r n i e DiBart. Boh Plcl8
sweep of all important team sta('ilv Chiefs, who hold
draft
nich. Boh Conover. Stan Crelusnlak. Dick Dado. F r a n l r
NEW YORK (AP) — Lou Sa" I have nightmares over Jim S W » W , $ h Y » u ° Seoson of H e a l t h , Joy and Bounty and »
tistical categories.
j rights in the American Football
K r y s k o , Gene P e n d r a k . ( a r m Carriola. Hec Isabel. Rick
ban of the Buffalo Bills was
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n r o d l e . Ron Wyszomirskl. Joe DeHnse. B e m l e Welch.
The Chargers, w e r e one touch- gParker
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A so-called p a c k a g e d r a l in- American
Football
League
C a t e n a . Ace Gulnack. Arl H a r t i g . Bob M i e s . P n m p y Sarvolving McKa\
and
Garrett. Thursday
in a poll of
the pionship from the Bills as San were on the All-Star t e a m toft
Diego Coach Sid Gillman an- gether and we're good friends,
p a l l s . Howie S e y m o u r and J a v Knapp.
• whom McKay calls (he greatest league's p l a v e r s .
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nounced that rookie Gene Foster but on Sunday w e ' r e meeting
And don't forget good folks like Roy Cooper. Wall Sievert. football player he ever saw. is
The a w a r d m a r k e d the second
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J o h n Bien. Al L i g c e i n . Don Brown. Ed I ^ m a n s k i . Sam P a l o m b o . ; not an u n r e a s o n a b l e conjecture straight' >ear Saban had been will replace Keith Lincoln as each other and you want to do
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Vince C r e s a n t i . Ted F i o n l l o . Ben Ltiksis. Red N e t h a w a y . F r a n k
vour best to beat him and he
S v a r e . .handsome .I.Vyear-old honored by the league's p l a y e r s . , starting fullback.
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Lincoln
hurt
his
knee
Dec.
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D e r r i r o . V e r n S t o d d a r d . Mike Luciano. Carl H a r l i c . J a c k and bachelor, issued a statement
The plavers also picked San
J o a n n T r i v e t t . Lennie Sinister. Rill . Yurkewicz, Dave Slottka. j through .lark T r e k , the R a m s Diego's Paul Lowe as P l a y e r of and has been slowed since then.
San Diego beat Buffalo 34-2 in
M a r c e l l a a n d Gene Slater. Steve Luzinas and Ben Maley.
i publicity d i r e c t o r and a closr th^ Year and New York's J o e
T r i m m i n g s and fixings for Don Van Derbeck. Charley Kelly. ', personal friend.
N a m a t h as Rookie »of the Year. their fust encounter of the season The second g a m e ended in
Gil R u s t . C h a r l i e R a k s t i s . Funzie and Catherine D'Allesandro. F.d I I n ' effect. S v a r e noted the
T.M. n»i. r.« ru. o:f. <Arir«r»ri?«TYuii)
a 20-20 tie.
M u r p h y . Al DiMcz?a. Ed Cotter. J a c k Woodhead. J a c k Sweet. I philosophy of the pros, football
Tonv M u r d i c o . Loo Y u r k o n . J a c k London. J u d c e Carusone ( h o m e ' o r baseball: It isn't how you INntion.il Hockey Loop
for the h o l i d a y s ) . Bud C o u n t r y m a n . Johnny Wolff. Irish T e r r y . I coach, but if you win.
0«ubU..45.«S
Honor Duffy
Gone C a t e n a . Val Webb. Dave Hughes. Bob Minkler. Dick Podvin. I In the R a m s ' c a s e , it has been
Right «rlaf»
. I)ES MOINES, Iowa (AP) T h u r s d a y ' s Result
Matty Sy7dek. Dan G r e c o . Paul Oleksak Sr and Jr . I'llie Van \| lose and lose and lose for more
Michigan State's Duffy
DanDetroit 4. New York 2
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Dorbeck.. J i m H a l v e y . T o m ' - L o u c k v Freddy Ko/iol. Bill a n d ! than a del ade.
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Football Coach of the Y e a r .
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J'immy D e B e r r y , Bill B u r n s . Otto Miller J r . . and John Riccio.
Reeves read:
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Chicago at Toronto
jfor the 19fifi season.
Rert M c G r a n e , association secNew York at Boston
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Montreal at Detroit
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