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iijvfiiiy^VVIdVI ■\In Bowl ClassicsAh, Sweet Revenge ForOrange, Huskies, MissBrawling Mars Cotton Battleever scored by a. West Coast] Syracuse tackle A1 Gerlick said team against a Big Ten opponent | rival tackle Larry Stephens tbi Rose Bowl. It also was;called John Brown, one of threeinc-UP INTERNATIONAL Keveoee was sweet for Wasli-{the £953 gamelt; ‘jrton, Syracuse and Mississippi!1 the holiday bowl game*.Washington, a one touchdown ndeidog, produced the only up-t by crushing Wisconsin, 44-8, yr its first victor? in five ap earanees in the Rose Bowl dat-(only the West’s second victory in the 14-game series. Wisconsin was the victim on both occasions, | losing to Southern California inNegroes on the Orange team, “a dirty name and someone started swinging.”“This is the worst bunch we’ve played against,” said Brown, whoGeorgia Tops Missouri, 14-0Bentleyville Has'V-Impressive 7-1Exhibition Slatelt;-NOne of the better basketball coaching jobs In the district this season is being turned in by Steve Tel leek at Bentleyville High.A Charleroi High product who attended George Washington U. ond Penn StGte, Tel leek found only one letterman when he assembled his squad for the first time.The lone vet is Rudy Mar-} * * *shalek, a six-foot, 200-pound; 0 lt;■ *-« v* o TVvie ob % * W V ■ « M44 -A A ^ 44 U » * ^ ♦ rtricky touchdown pass from Ger 5chwredes to Ernie Davis that , covered B7 yards with the Cotton ’’| Bowl game only two minutes cid charging line and the passing of-' RnKKr* F*3r* 1*1 ?n onrl ‘and George Blair in the second half.Tarkenton, a 20-year-old min-aticvd one lexas piaxer apt OR ;s:ers son fro^i A:ne:is ud, ear* him just before the fight started.Mississinni combined a hard-lg back to 1924.and the Longhorns never recovered. Another touchdown bysenior who also starred for the Bears in football and is con-sidered a topflight college prospect.Have 7-1 Mark1-0- «•- (1*-oried Georgia to victory before ieck's _t€am ,s prov;nS one of 75,280 fans at Miami with a 29-Cage CardSCHOLASTIC—WPIAJLDivtrlct Knmti Tuf^daySection 5-Aa; CHaSLSROI• a;Bcih-Csnter at Donora, . D.t, season. They can ooint to sevenyard scoring pass to Bill Mcken-top surprises of the exhibition' Monongahela at CaliforniaSection 10-A Scoixdale at Humwins in eight gnn-.es. their latestSyracuse turnedi Davis gave the national cham-[^ore SI,500 at New Orleans,back a fight-1 . 15- n T . au \t;« hnU Tiquarterbacks Bobby Franklin and;^ the opening penod and a;v.ccon. e Thursday night 13Jake Gibb in, blanking LSU be- lt;J-yard strike to Aaron Box in. ^*h fi(l d WasMngton 1m-* a. -Art i . a r*»o fnit-rt ntmrfor ! . ■ _. ci)unuar a I Ligonler Derry Area at Ramsaythe third quarter.Prarie View Winsmaculate Conception, 56 - 50, on the latter's floor.Section 11-A.South Union at German XVaxnesburg: at Xortn Union Carmichaels at Pi. Marion Georges at RedstoneSection 1T-BfCo game* scheduled lection 2S-Sfso same a Sv-lcdtllcd^ ,tory was sweet, they came out of ipass play from Gibbs to Cowooy _ . _ , . .a the 19*3 Orange Bow! while thg ^ a biUer tagte 3a;WoodraH enabled the Rebels to baA **** Puts 3CWed inississ.ppi avenged its only re*- ^ mlt;?u£h as a result of ilar-season seiback with a 21-0j . . , . player brawl just before the endutory over Louusana State in of the first haif.he Sugar Bowl.In Friday’s other major 'clas-ic, Georgia rode to a 14-0 shut-ait over stubborn Missouri oni * - n i -j t * .r;_* sparking Middle Tennessee to aa gam a lt;-0 lead late m the first *; .^ 121-12 triumph over Presbyterianhalf, then Franklin tossed scor-lT ,7 m « i Wi,______Im- the Tangerine Bowl at Orlan-ing passes to Larry GranthamTraded to Steelershe arm of its preaching passer Francis Tarkenton, in the Orange Jowl.Huskies Wreck BadgersA capacity crowd of 100,809— he day’s largest turnout — vatched one - eyed quarterback Job Schloredt and halfback leorge Fleming wreck Wisconsin it Pasadena, Calif. Schloredt massed for one touchdown and meaked across for another while Fleming scored once on a 53-rard punt return, set up two ther TD’s, booted a 36-yard field goal and added five placement conversions.The Huskies romped to a 17-0 lead in the opening quarter and wound up with the most pointsCarpenter, WrenRap Paul BrownRoscoe YoungMen Cop, 4-1Age bowed to youth, u it usually does, at Roscoe on New Years Day when the Old Timers dropped a 4-1 soccer exhibition to the Young Men in a mud battle at EIco Field.Joe Kalish, Jr. and Rich Men-yo booted two goals apiece, oneCLEVELAND (UPI) —Paul Brown, coach of the Cleveland Browns, insisted today that the trade with Pittsburgh was made to strengthen the team, not because the two principals were unhappy with him.Preston Carpenter, offensive end, and Lowe (Junior) Wren, traded to the Steelers Thursday for quarterback Len Dawson and end Gern Nagler, said they were glad to be leaving and indicated that there were several dissatisfied players on the squad.*Not Fun Anymore*I was going to leave the Browns anyway,” said Carpenter. “I just wasn’t having fun playing for Brown anymore and that goes for a lot of other men on the team.”Carpenter, former University of Arkansas star, then said he wasdo, Fla.Gibbs (0-6), also a junior.Rounding out the squad will be Tom Tvaideck (5-10), Jack Mad-liak (6-0) and Rich Marcheszak (6*0), all seniors, and Jack Sylves-Exhibition*TonJtcMonongahela ai CanonebargTelevision viewers who didn’t ,ier (5-7) and Nkk Guy neb (6-2). get t^eir fill of football on the]both juniors, holiday will be treated to two] Assisting Telleck, now in his more interesting battles Satux-I T2ta season at BHS. is Stan Mil-not going to join the Steelers either.The halfback turned and said that he planned to huddle Monday with the owners of the Dallas Texans to discuss the possibility of jumping from the National League.Brown Explains DealBrown said there was “nothing sinister, nothing personal, in the deal”“I wanted another passer,” Brown said, “and Parker wanted a running back. After agreeing on Dawson and Carpenter, I needed another end and the Steelers, in turn, wanted a safety man and Wren was the one”Wren, who leveled a blast at Brown, said he was glad to be leaving the team and would gladly play for the Steelers. ;Brown said that he got Dawson because “We’ve got to improve our pass offense”day.Georgia Tech is a slight favorite over Arkansas in the Gator Bow! at Jacksonville, Fla., which will be televised nationally (CBS) starting at 2 p.m., e.s.t., and the East is a one touchdown choice over the West in the annual Shrine game at San Francisco, which will be televised nationally (NBC) starting at 4:45 p.m., e.s.t.The second annual All-America BowLgame at Tucson, Ariz., also was on tap, with a team of major colJege-all-stars listed as a two touchdown favorite over the nation’s best small college players.JU.YIOR WP1AL Stctlon 5 Monday Afternoon Perryopoiia at FaUowiieidMcNeeley Stops [Logan in Fourthin each half, to pace the youngbloods, while Joe (Mooner) £oiick[ NE77 YORK (UPI) — Bigsaved the Old Timers from a Wondish Tom McNeeley. Boston's, . . , * i*i'T unbeaten heavyweight who stop-sh'dbOUb by booting a penalty kick ped Idahos Georg/^an for £Master vs. Pupil Meet in Gator BowlGus TakesNew Year Dipchovich, another Charleroi High graduate who attended California Teachers and who's serving his second term as an assistant.At Perry TuesdayThe Bears got off to a flying start this season, reeling off six straight wins before they came acropper. They sidetracked Aveila twice (49-42 and 52-29), Peters Twp. (49-43), 'Washington Immac-i ulate Conception (61-50) and Car-j michaeis (61-38). The Mikes did[ an about-face in the return match, 52-35. Then came the repeater over Immaculate Conception last night Last season, the Blue Gold posted a fair 12-10 record but captured xhe Class B Washington-Greene County tournament championship.The Bears wind up their preseason slate Tuesday night when they visit Perryopolis and open their bid for Section 18-B honors at Mapletown Jan. 8.Tuesday Section. 5 Donora at Vernon Carroll Twp. at Marion Ellsworth at BetJilejvjll*Section 6West Newton ai Scondale E. Huntingdon at S. Huntingdon Sewjckley Twp. at x. HuntingdonExhibition*CHARL.E ROI a c W ash i ng ton California at Jefferson Rostraver at Union. Ben FranklinDonora WinsGrapefruit'Loop HonorsCharleroi 5 Gus Brickner launched the New Year and another campaign for funds to swim the English Channel Friday by taking his annual dip in the Allegheny river in Pittsburgh.The 46 * year - old steelworker and “human polar bear” has been observing New Y’ear's Day by taking a swim for the past 10 years.JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (UPI)— Ee hopes to make a second at-The old master and his prize tempt to swim the English Chan-pupil pitted their gridiron witslnel next summer. He tried it threein the last half.Joe Kalish, Sr., manager of the Roscoe entry In the Washington County League, missed a pair of penalty kicks.j 16th straight victory, may fightOn Sunday, Roscoe will nit the road for Lowber and Dunlevyvicitc TTnrpllrjrlr in trrr •fnnrSweden's unbeaten Thcerner Abs-man — stablemate of champion Ingemar Johansson — at Madison Square Garden, Feb. 5 or 12.We’re trying to arrange the bout,” said matchmaker Teddy Brenner today.o--v _ •______against each other in the Gator Bow] today beforesome 42,000 fans and a nationwide television audience.Arkansas Coach Frank Broyles hoped to break the perfect bowl record of Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Dodd who taught him all he knew during 12 years as a ulaver and assistant.years ago and fell short by five miles of negotiating the 22-mile channel, claiming the salt water paralyzed his legs.Coincidentally, Brickner says his next attempt to swim the English Channel is being sponsored in part by a frozen food firm.Three other Pittsburgh districtnorcfin* flio I'oitr ■trfl'ir mrl+T*Moore Sinks 19 In last night’s game, Moore pumped in 19 points to pace the attack, followed by Puskavich and Marshalek who had 17 and 13, respectively. Lestan topped the Comets with 16.The Bears displayed good accuracy at the free throw line, sinking 12 of_15 tries. * Coach Jim Clutter’s Immaculate Conception quint made six of 12.The visitors also won the jay-vee preliminary, 54-34.Lineups:Bentleyville — 56Donora, rated by most experts as the xeam to beat in Section 5-A this season, is the “grapefruit league’' champion oi tne Mon Valley.Despite the fact two games are scheduled tonight, Mouonga-hcla at Canonsburg and Redstune at Mon Valley Catholic, the Dragons own the only spotless exhibition record in this district, posting a 6-0 mark. The WPiAL grind gets under way next Tuesday, Jan. 5.Runnarup honors go to Bellmar which bagged seven out oi eight tuneups. Monongahela currently rests in third place with a 5-3 mark and is favored to win No. 6 tonight against the Gunners.Charleroi, defending Section 5-A champion, wound up its exhi-Cullen 1-1-3, Moore 8-3-19, a ^ chart,shalek 4-5-13, Gibbs 1-0*2, Puskavich 7-3-17, Twardeck 1-0-2. Totals: FG-22, F-12—56.Immac- Conception — 50 Mandish 1-1-3, Kovalak 1-0-2, B. Einlotb 6-2-14, Lestan 7-2-16, P. Molinaro 5-1-11, J. Einloth 2-n_j TctoU- vkjw —sowhile Beth-Center and California have 3-4 records, Brownsville broke even in eight games, but Monessen finished last with 3-6.Rostraver, a district team which competes in Section 10-A, registered four wins against five
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