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Evening star., 1961-01-01
Milk Bowl Won
By yMcKeesport;
Mite Scores 28

PHARR, Tex, Dec. 81 (AP)
Gerald (Puddin) Grayson, q
mite Of halfback. scored four
touchdowns today to lead his
McKeesport (Pa.) Little Tigers
past the Houston Variety Boys
Club, $50, in the 18th annual
Milk Bowl.
Grayson, who tipped the
scales at 108 pounds. scored on
runs of SIS, %, 18 and IL yards
and ran over two extra points
to account for % of his team s
Sc points.
When Grayson was not scor-
ing or setting up a score with
a long run, Craig Klimon. left
handed passing quarterback,
was hitting End Jim Beirne for
more touchdowns as the Penn
sylvania team outclassed the
Houston eleven.
The victory was McKeesport's
40th straight over a three-year
period.
McKEEsPoRT -----22 16 12 Csc
HOUSTON 0 o o. O
McKeesport-Livertore 8. run tGray-
son rum.
McKeesport - Grayson Is, run Crun
failed).
Observation-Disclosures %, pass from Kill
mon (Heilman rum
McKeesport--Beirne 43, pass from Xiii
mon tHeilman rum.
McKeesport-Grayson 20, run (Gray.
son rum
McKeesport = GTayson IL, run (run
failed)
McKeesport - Grayson 55. run truu
failed).
McKeesport-Beirns 70. pass from Xii.
mon trun failed).
Attendance, 1900.
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over Chick Harbert's clubs. He
was reinstated following Q let
ter Of apology.
He was sixth money winner
on the PGA circuit in 194l,
winning second money in both
the Tam O'Sisanter and Miami
opens.
Heafner entered the. Army In
1912 and. with Lloyd Man.
grum, another pro star, won
i've battle stars. including ac-
tion in the battle of the Bulge.
His temperament improved
after his military service. In
i948 he won money in % Of
"a tournaments and collected
$4,000. finishing second to
Hogan in the vardon Trophy
race with q 7O.43 stroke aver
age.
His last public appearance
was in a benefit match with
Sam Snead at q club here last
summer. He fired a neat 70,
but lost to the slammer hy two
strokes.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
Hozi Runked 10th
In Table Tennis

Thor Hazi Of Washington is
the No. 10 ranked mems singles
player In the United States in
the national table tennis rank
ings just released to the Dis
trict Table Tennis Association.
Hazi also was ranked second
in the senior mems singles be-
hind Sol Schiff of New York,
81 Rather. also Of Washington,
is rated the best esquire singles
player and is 18th in the senior
singles.
i. NJ. Eeisnar, New York; Q, b.
0usikof. New York; 8, Sol Sehifi. New
YORK; 10. Thor Hazi. Weshington; ! 5,
rred Case Wsshington; ~, Billy Keim,
WWsshhiinston: Wsshinston: as & CLARK W. LGSSl.dstein' sS.,
ana 80. Il. Horton, Si N wsshinHton. fonn'op' p
: l.. Sol schiff, New York; 2, THOR
Hazi, Washington; &, Andrew Jaworske,
washington, and 81 Ratner, wash
Women's singIes
Smith. Los ANGELES: 3, Leah Neu oerser,
New York; a, Barbara Chi imson'
Washington; 8. X. YOUNG, Washington;
Lescure, washington; Ia, v. Redmon
washington; 16. H. Horton Wash
ington, and II, D. chaimson, Wash
Msn's JsnIsr slnsls. >
Robson. Newport News; 9, Clark Cold
stein, Washington: a. Billy 'Keffi
Washinstcn, ana 2, P. Hudson wash
ington.
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voted by sportswriters and
broadcasters participating in
an Associated Press pom as the
most spectacular one : game
performance of the season by
. college foothall player. !
Records established by Dyas
were for Number Of field goals
kicked In one seaeon (i3l and
IN career tl7) and for number
OF points (51) made by kicking
In one season.
The 1860 All-Adaerica Aca-
dennic football teams lnumber
IN parentheses indicates first
team votes received in ballot
ing by 602 sports ed.tors):
FIRST TEAM
EndsaMarlin Mckeeyer, southern
cal Cal. 1914 t$is and Fred Msutino, ssra-
sd Frank 5sisiss aian.sess ssss
oassds--Mik. McK.evsr. south.rn
Csi, 259 and Joe Romis' Colorado
Sentsr-chafies sBo,s strange. 1su
Baeks-Ed Dsss. Auburn t37D;
Francis Tarkenton. 0eorgia t232D |;
Roman Gabriel. North Carolina State
,223 and Rich Mayo, Air Force
N'T' sRcoND TEAM
AND t Mercy Manshal: LsU !75,,,.s.
GI4I and Michael Pyle. Yale dl.0i &
Guards - Treva Boiin, Mlsslssippi
u5.J, and Paul Henley, Missouri { / 3O)
Center-Boyd King, Rice u12l.
Backs-Lance Alworth, Arkansas
1850, Robert Blanchard, Yale u2Sl,
Mike Stock. Northwestern 1O3D. and
Bob Hiyner. Washington 1851.
THIRD TEAM
Ends--John Schroeder, North Caro-
lima, t69), and Pat Patchen. Florida
" Tackles = Marlin Epp. Atkansa,
s9:}. ss:: isSi saS Walter suss', Mississippi
Guafds--wayne Grubb, Tennessee,
tsal, and Darrell Bedsckerl d illinoiI
Center - Jerry Smith, Michigan
Backs--Fred Brosssrt, Missouri tsi,,
Ronnie stanley Baylor tT3l, BIZ
Wen!z. Ohio state 1881, and skir
Smith, UCLA t62l. iIff q
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-
more touchdowns with fewer
attempts. Arkansas has passed
for IL touchdowns--tl1e most in
ia season since the Razorback
wild days Of 1936-38.
Tough On Defense
Defensively, Arkansas has
shone like a new star, too. The
Razorbacks have allowed only
two touchdowns in the last five
games. one on an intercepted
pass. ,is.
Key man Of Arkansas is
Lance Alworth, the swift-run-
ming halfback who has romped
for 375 yards on the ground.
caught IL passes for 243 yards.
led the Nation in punt returns
with 307 yards (highest In the
past five years of college foot
balD. taken kickoffs back 328
yards and punting unerringly
for an average Of 33.4.
Altman is a big gun for Duke
with his amazing completion
record Of 65.4-best in the
country-while Mark Leggett
has sparked q vicious Blue Devil
ground attack that has eaten
up 1872 yards. Leggett made
436 of 1t.
It isn't regarded as particu-
larry significant because Arkan-
sas Isl accustomed to It. but
Duke win outweigh the Razor
backs In the lire by "a pounds
to the man, The massive Blue
Devils average 216 pounds,
Arkansas 1872.
Arkansas has an 80 record,
suffering losses only to Baylor
and Mississippi. Duke has q 7-3
record, including two heavy
losses-31-6 to Michigan and
27-6 to UCLA In the season
1lHale.
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New Mexico Aggies
Win Sun Bowl, 20-l3

EL PAso. Tex. Dec. 81 (AP).
Quarterback Charley john
son paced the undefeated New
Mexico State Asgies to q 2O-Is
victory over Utah State. Skyline
Conference co-champion, today
in the Sun Bowl.
johnson. voted the games
most valuable player. rified two
touchdown passes and COM
pleted 10 Of 26 aerials.
7 New Mexico State had to
come from behind to win its
second straight Sun Bowl foot
ball game.
Utah State grabbed an early
lead with Halfback Tom Lar
scheid scampering around end
from the Is to score.
New Mexico State. with john
son doing most Of the work,
scored in nine plays in the sec.
ond quarter. The payoff- came
on a 3-yard pass from johnson
to An-America Halfback Pervis
Atkins.
Utah State marched right
back, going 80 yards in is plays
with Quarterback Dolph Camilli
scoring from the IL.
The Aggies went ahead after
taking the second half kickon.
Johnson completed three Of five
passes for 43 yards, and Bob
Caters. National scoring cham
pion. bulled his way over from
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Holub Signs Up
With AFL Eleven

DALLAS. Tex, Dec. 81 (APs.
-E. J. Holub, Texas Tech CEN
ter, has signed with the Dallas
Texans OF the American Foot
ball League, the Texans owner,
Lamar Hunt, announced today.
Hunt said Holub. training for
the East-West game at San
Francisco, .telephoned him last
night that he would play with
the Texans.
Hunt thus was winning part
Of his battle Of the checkbook
with the Dallas Cowboys OF the
National Football League, who
also had drafted Holub.
Bob Lilly, Texas Christian
tackle. signed with the Cow
boys after being drafted by the
Texans. 5
Holub will receive $4,000 q
year. It was learned.
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SEASON RECORDS

fenses, and certainly one Of its
most talented performers In
All-America Quarterback Jake
Gibbs.
This team rolled to nine vic.
tories in 10 games. And only o.
6-6 tie with Louisiana State
blocked q perfect season. :.
Rice, although beaten I'm
three Of its 10 games, allowed
only So points, an average Of
So points per game. Only Lou-'
isiana States 5-point average
was better. The Owls turned in
four shutout performances.
Mississippi ran up 266 points
during the regular season, an
average Of 26.6 points per game.
And while some Rebel detrac-
tors contend Memphis State
and Chattanooga are less than
major opposition, one could de-
duct the so points Mississippi
scored, in those two games and
the average would still be 20
points per game.
The chief problem for Rice
will be stopping Gibbs, who will
be playing his last football
game for the Rebels.
Gibbs passed for $40 yards
on 66 Of 109 compilations and
IL touchdowns during the regs
ular season. To add to his ef.-'
fectiveness, he added another
246 yards running, most on the
quarterback option play.
To add further to the con.
fusion, Rice can't discount that
Mississippi allowed its 10 OPP
ponents an average of only 6.4
points per game. {"
This. Of course, presents an-
other problem for Rice. Not
only must the Owls devise an
offense to penetrate the bar
riers set up by Gibbs who Is
great on defense.
All this figuring may go right
out the window and it could
develop into a one-sided con-
test. But most of the 10000
fans expected in Tulane Sta
dium for the l pm. (CSTl
kickoff and a National Tele-
vision audience (NBC) are ex-
pecting a pretty close game.
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cYo Title Won
By St. Cyprion's

st. Cyprian's. leading from
the start, built a s-point lead
in the third quarter and de-
feated Our Lady Of L,ourdes,
1925, yesterday. at DeMatha
High School in the champion
ship game OF the annual st.
Johns DeMatha Christmas
basketball tournament for IA
and-under boys CYO teams.
Ronald Tate Of st. Cyprian's
was the leading scorer with IL
points and teammate Larry
Jones was selected the tourna-
ment's most valuable player.
Blessed Sacrament beat st.
Augustine's. 5l-35, in the con-
ISOLATION game.
Jones and Tate also. were
chosen on the all-tcur lament
team, otherwise conn osed Of
Pete Scharnikow of st. Je.
rome's, Ernest Chris Of st. Mar
tins. Daryl Thornes Of st.
Gabriel's, Clarence Grimm of
st. Augustine's. Dave Wilson
and Jerry Braddock Of Lourdes
and brothers Harry and Paul
Aburrow Of Blessed Sacrament.
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Cioyton Heofner Dies;
Ex-Stor Of Golf Tour

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Dec. 81
tAP) Clayton Heafner. 4s.
known variously as the Candy
Kid" and "The Colonel" Of
professional golf. died sudden
" In a hospital here today.
Heather entered the hospital
Monday. Cause Of death was
not Immediately announced.
One OF the top money win
ners on the professional tour
for years, Heafner was q mem
Der Of the Ryder Cup teams
which played the British in
i94S and 1851.
In 1o40 Cary Middlecoff
edged him by q stroke to win
| the National Open. and in 1851
Ben Hogan beat him out by
two strokes. In the latter tour
nameht. at Oakland Hills.
Birmingham. Mich, Hogan had
q final 81 and Heafner Q SO.
The two scores were the only
ones under 20 carded by the
whole field in four days Of play.
Heather, q consistent money
winner for u years. always said
his greatest thrill was a 90-foot
putt he sank to win the 5000
top prize In the Colonial Open
at Norfolk in 1913. He beat
Hogan In that one by eight
strokes.
He retired from the pro cir
cult In 1854 and became owner
|of the Eastwood Golf Club here,
Ian l8-hole layout which he built
courses in the city. Wise in
yestments made him q wealthy
man.
Survivors include his wife,
the former Mary Allen Of Char
lotte, and two children.
Heafner was known as one
|of the games longest drivers
while on the pro circuit. He
also was often q controversial
figure. with undertaking in
cidents and tournament with
drawais. He was suspended by
the UsGA in 194S after o row
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ment have encouraged closer.
relationships Of foreign coun-~
tries through the medium Of
sports"
The award Is presented am
nually to the amateur athlete
who, by performance. example
and good influence did most tor
advance the cause OF good
sportsmanship during the.
year." ~ ~
It was won last year by
Parry OBrien, the shot putter.
The standing of the leaders
in the poll, with first places
given in parentheses. follows:
Rsfer johnson. Los Angeles, decathlon
Wilma sudoiph. clarksviils. Tenn.
JEFF IsrreIl. wichita. Kans.. swim.
Chris Won s.ltua. saratoss, caiss:
!. Tommy 1S, xoao. Honolulu, veishtiiliSAtSs,- As
). % Bon Brass. Psnnsyille. N. j. psls
Dave Slime. Durham. N. c.. sDriaStss
l Jerry Lucas. Middistown. o.. bastss.. q.
Terry Mscann, Tulsa. Okla.
Mike Troy. Indianapolis. swim. inn
ming uD 1877
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GATOR BOWL
Continued From Pare C.

Continued From Page C-i
Vic Miranda and Tackle jim
Beaver.
Lihertore and Ply won the
games most-valuable- player
awards. but Miranda pushed
the Florida sophomore for his
silverware.
Ply. who played second fiddle
all season to Stanley, completed
IL Of "a passes for l62 yards.
Baylor anlassed 21l yards in
the air. but Miranda, Collins.
Hood, Beaver and associates re-
stricted the Bears to 40 yards
on the ground.
Florida's victory, ninth in II
games during 1850 for the
Southeastern Conference Ga
tors. was a sparkling 42d birth
day present for Graves, who
made his head coaching debut
this year after many seasons
as q Georgia Tech assistant.
Baylor's fierce rebound keyed
players on both teams to fever
heat. and a brief furry Of fls-
ticuffs interrupted play q few
seconds before the game ended.
Libertore led the individual
rushing parade with 81 yards
in II carries. but Bull almost
caught the tiny Florida
sQuirmer when he; raced 20
yards to the Florida ~. to get
Baylor's first touchdown drive
in high gear. Bull wound up
with So yards and also carried
IA times. 81
FLORIDA ----41sO ID a Old
EIcrids Goodman 9. run ccash kick.
end zone kick faiiedl.
Bayior-ooedSin I II, pass from Ply
sayler-Buii iahs5 ). run tpa.. failed,.
lAtfendanee-50I12.
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Little Rose Bowl.
Ends ScoreIess =:

WEST CovINA, Calf, Dec.
81 (AP).-The Easton (Pa.),
Palmer Panthers and the West
Covina Broncos-Pop Warner
League midget division foot
ball teams-battled to a score-
less tie today in the first an
nual Little Rose Bowl Game"
The Panthers are champions
Of the Warren County (N.J0.
League-Easton is near War;
ren County-and the Broncos
are champions of the San
Gabriel Valley conference in
this Los Angeles suburb. The
players. 10 through IL, weigh
96 to lilo pounds.
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Academic AII-Ameriico
IS Heoded by Ed Dyes

DALLAS. Tex. DEE. 81 tAP).
Ed Dyas, the Auburn fulIback
who set three modern National
collegiate football records this
past fall. led. the baIoting for
the 1860 All-Amerfca Academic
football team.
To be eligible for the aca-
demic team. q player must have
starred both in the classroom
and on the footballs field. Il
Dyas' feat Of kicking three
field goals, the third Of which
came in the last 43r seconds of
play as Auburn defeated Geor-
gia, 9-6, previously had been
af
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Bobo Olson Signs
For Spokane Fioht

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 81
(AP,-Carl tBoho, Olson, for
mer world middle W eig h t
champion now campaigning as
a lightheavy, has signed for a
10-round main event bout here
January 10. promoter Mel Ep-
stein said today.
Olson will meet Bobby DAN
iels, q youthful Minnesota
boxer,
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Gophers Rate
7-Point Choice
Over Huskies

PASADENA, Calf. Dec. 81
AP).-The stage is set and the
cast Of characters Is ready for
Mondays 47th Rose Bowl game
between Minnesota and WASH
|ington.
Minnesota. national cham
picn from the Big Ten. remains
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Blue Devils Underdoqs
In Cotton Bowl Come

DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 81 tAP).
Angry Duke. stung by the
taunts that followed a crush
ing defeat in the last game Of
the season. tries to make up for
1t In its first appearance in
the Cotton Bowl here Monday.
Arkansas. riding high with
81 victories In its last IS games,
including q triumph in the
Gator Bowl. but aiming at its
first victory in the Cotton
Bowl. is determined to make
Dukes humiliation deeper: The
Razorbacks are 7-point fa-
vorites.
A crowd Of 73 900 is expected
to watch the. oath renewal of
the classic in addition to a
Nationwide television audi
ence (WTOP-9 in Washington
ct $3.50 p.m).
Top Passing Attack
The stage Is set for an all-
iout offensive battle with both
coaches predicting that the
ball win be in the air most
Of the time. ssh 4 q
Duke unfolds its lonesome
end maneuver and Arkansas
has expressed great fear that
It win guess wrong in trying
to handle it.
That appears to be the vital
issue of this struggle Of the
conference champions - Duke
Of the Atlantic Coast and Ar
kansas Of the Southwest. The
combination Of Don Altman to
Lonely End Tee Moorman,
which has produced one Of the
top passing attacks in college
football, has Coach Frank
Broyles Of Arkansas adding
gray hairs.
Broyles says be should put
two men on Moorman In order
to stop him but If he does that
then Duke may run the Razor
backs into the ground. Coach
Bill Murray couhters with the
assertion that Arkansas is cne
Of the three top teams of the
Nation and he isn't sure he can
halt the Razorback passing at
tack either.
This one features George
Mckinney to Jimmy Collier and
it has brought more yards and
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Bruins Beaten
By Canadiens

MONTREAL. Dec. 81 tAP)
The Montreal Canadiens'
Kid Line Of Ralph Backstrom.
Billy Hicke and GILES Trem-
blay took care Of all the scor-
ing tonight in a 3-1 victory
for the National Hockey Lea
que leaders over the tail-end
Boston Bruins.
Bronco Horvath scored Bos-
tons goal in the third period
after Montreal's youngsters
had built up a 80 lead.
Playing before 1891, the
Canadiens seldom appeared in
danger. They outshot the
Bruins, 1928, and committed
miscues deep In the Boston
end that may have cost them
goals.
Montreal played without
Defenseman Doug Harvey and
Rightwinger Claude Provost,
both on the injury list. Defense
man Bob Turner, recovering
from q broken wrist. was used
sparingly only in the third per-
iod when the Canadiens were
short-nanded.
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Irish Five Bows
To Northwestern

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Dec. 81
(AP).-Northwestern rallied in
the second half and scored a
59-56 basketball victory over
Notre Dame tonight.
The victory was the fourth
for Northwestern against fsur
losses while Notre Dame suf-
fered its sixth loss in 10 games.
Northwestern trailed. 1921.
at the half, but the Wildcats
fought back and forged into
the lead. Two free throws by
Brad Snyder with 1:40 left to
play put Northwestern ahead
to stay at 55-54.
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Ole Miss Tests
Rice Defense
In Sugar Bowl

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81
(AP).-Much has been written,
Of the Rice defense and its pos
sible shortcomings when the
Owls face Mississippi's versatile
attack in the Sugar Bowl game
Monday, and there's room for
argument on both sides.
In Ole Miss, Rice win be-
clashing with Ane a cola.Se
footballs most powerful cf-
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80 yards out. Atkins kicked
the conversion for q 1918 lead.
and New Mexico State stayed
In front.
A fourth-quarter insurance
touchdown came when johnson
tossed q 7-yard scoring pass
to End e. A. Sims.
Utah State with less than
a minute to play. failed to make
yard for a first down on the
Aggie 20.
New Mexico State then ran
out the clock.
SEA wv Mskfdo sz4d5 ST. 3 : 2 &asSS
ut,sh, utsh ss..sts-Lsrsehsid STATE 10. run tMn-
New Mexico st.-Atkins 3, pass from
Johnson atkins kick).
Utah state-camilli IL. run (kiek
New Mexico state Caters 81. run
atkins kick).
New Mexico 6tate-sims 2, pass from
johnson tkicked failed).
Attendance--16.00O.
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Charlotte gRomps

+ JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Dec. 81
(AP) - Charlotte scored three
goals each in the second and
third periods tonight and de-
feated Johnstown e-2 in an
Eastern Hockey League contest.
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Loyne, Aldrich
Named to Hall

DALLAS. Tex, Dec. 81 (AP)
The Texas Sport Hail of Fame
received four more Of its i'm
mortals- today-Bobby Layne
and XII Aldrich Of football, Mat
ty Bell Of coaching and Bobby
Morrow Of track and field.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
WILMA RUDOLPH RUNNERUp
Refer johnson Wins
so Sullivan Aword

i NEW YORK. Dec. 81 tAr9.-
Rafer Johnson. the greatest an
around athlete In the world,
today won the 1850 James Z.
Sullivan tAmateur, Athletic
Union memorial trophy.
johnson, world record holder
and olympic champion in the
decathlon. beat out Wilma
Rudolph. also an Olympic star.
by taking 2s3 drst places in.
635 ballots for 1911 points.
Miss Rudolph had 1O3 first
places and l,070 points.
Jef1 Farrell. the game swim.
mer from Wichita, Kans.. was
third with s5 f1rsts and T02
points.
Sports, writer's and amateur
sports leaders throughout the
country constituted the jury.
0vercame Leg Injury
johnson comes from Kings
bury. Calf, and went to UCLA.
He fought his way back to the
top Of the sports world after q
serious leg injury. capturing
the world record in the decath-
lon with e,683 points. He won
the Rome Olympics after an
uphill battle against C. K. Yang
of Nationalist China, with
Vastly Kuznetsov Of Russia
third.
, johnson set an Olympic rec
ord Of 8,392 points. Yang scored
1884 and actually beat johnson
In seven Of the 10 events. Kuz-
netsov was third with 1909.
Miss Rudolph Of Tennessee
A6sI won three Olympic gold
medals in track. Farrell, one
of the worlds greatest SWIM
mers. won two gold medals.
He insisted on qualifying for
the team through the regular
tryouts despite an appefdec-
tony six days before the trials.
johnson received an unusual
honor IN Rome. He was selected
to carry the United States flag
in the parade Of athletes, the
first Negro to be SO honored.
AAU Citation
In winning the 3ist annual
Sullivan Award poll, johnson
was cited by the AAU as fol-
lows:
johnson was runnerup for
the 1858 James e. Sullivan
Award (won by Glenn Davis
in the closest balloting in the
history OF the award. He was
president of the student body
at UCLA. where he befriended
C. K. Yang of Formosa. who
he knew would be his chief
rival at the Rome Olympics,
and assisted him in every pos.
sible way to improve his
decathlon techniques. His for
eign trips for the State Depart
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ORANGE BOWL SQUADS

MIAMI Dec 81 (AP). - Numbers of players in the
Orange Bowl to be played here Monday The game
will be teevised by CHS at l2:45 pm.
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ROSE BOWL ROSTERS

PASADENA CalH- Dec. 81 (AP) Here are the rosters
Tor Mondays Rose Bowl game to be ecast by NBC at 45
pm. (Washington trne):
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TORONTO. Dec. 81 (AP).-
Rookie Dave Keon scored both
goals as the Toronto Maple
Leafs turned in q 2-1 victory
over the New York Rangers
tonight. l0
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HOCKEY SCORES

- NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicaso q; Detroit q. 50
Montreal 3: Boston q.
Toronto q New Yerk I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey y; Providence 81.
sprinsheld 8, Cleveland ..
EASTERN LEAGUE
Charlotte q; Jehnst0Wn
0rsshsboro 81 Philadsiphis g..
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
xcrt s.,. Wayse 9; Mrskesen g.y.,si,.
Teisds Z; lnS.aS;Tsp polls s--on.ns 4. .. |, =