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The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Griffith TO Meet
Carter Tonight
In Top Contest

PITTSBURGH (UPI) On
this coolest December 10th in
Pittsburgh's history, the snow
feStooned city will be treated
tonight to what shapes up as
a red hot fight between world
welterweight champion Emile
Griffith and top middleweight
contender Rubin (Hurricane)
Carter.
Griffith's 147-pound title will
not be at stake In this nation
ally televised hereunder at the
Civic Arena, but his prestige
as Fighter Of the Year" and
his hopes for a shot at the mid
dleweight (16O-pound) crown
will be hanging on every punch.
His prestige will plummet and
his middleweight hopes viii
drop to zero = the temperature
outside - if he loses.
Slugger Carter Of Patterson,
NJ, also will be risking his
chances Of soon challenging
middleweight ruler Joe Giar.
dello.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Houston Drops
State Bulldogs

States leading scorer, Doug
Hutton, who collected only six
points. But Bulldog forward
Stan Brinker hit for 20 points
to claim game scoring honorS.
Houston forward Donnie Sch
verak was high for the Cougas
with %.
Here Is the schedule for
other Southeastern Conference
tonight: indicated Kentucky
hosts Wisconsin; LSU meets
Virginia Tech and Tennessee
meets Maryland In the Virginia
Tech tournament at Blacksburg,
Va; Mississippi State makes
another appearance in the Blue
bonnet tournament at Houston;
and Tulane plays In the Arkan-
saS State tournament.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Miro VIII Lead
SoUth's Attack

MIAMI CUPID = George Mira
should have plenty of what he
lacked during the regular sea-
son when the teams with Dick
Sinner Of Maryland to make a
passing show of the annual
North-South All7Star game Sat-
urday.
Mira, an All-America last
year, had a losing campaign
with Miami's Hurricanes this
year, primarily because his re-
ceivers couldn't handle his
passes.
But he and Sinner should both
have plenty of catchers on the
South's All-Star squad, and
Coach Tom Nugent has made
no secret of his plans for max
ing the most of the throwing
abilities Of the two quarter
backs.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20

In 1912, New Zealand was
discovered by Dutch navigator
Abel TaSman.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20

States Hall OF Ful,e
To Add Five Members

JACKSON CUPID - Five new
members will be indicted into
the Mississippi Sports Hall Of
Fame at a banquet here in late
February.
The five, whose names were
announced Thursday night, are
former baseball stars Hughie
Critz and the late Eric McNair;
footballs Thomas Shorty Nc
Williams; Bonnie Lee Country
Graham, basketball player and
coach at the University Of Mis-
sissiopi, and track great Don
Scott.
The five 1868 selections will
bring the Hall of Fame mem
bership to nine. Charter mem
The chronicle., 1963-12-20

Davis Puts Team
Through Workout

PHILADELPHIA CUPID
Brief workouts were planned to
day by Mississippi State ant
North Carolina State in a tune
up for Saturdays clash at Phil
adelphia Stadium in the fifth
annual Liberty Bowl football
game.
Both teams arrived herr
Thursday and paid brief visit;
to the stadium during windy
and 20-degree, weather.
Both Coach Paul Davis o1
Mississippi State and Earle Ed
wards of the North Caroline
State Wolfpack hoped the prac'
tice sessions here would help
the southern teams to accli
mate themselves in the wintry
weather which was expected t.
continue into Saturday.
The game, which will benefit
81 hospitals of the Delaware
Valley Hospital Council. faces
an uncertain future because o.
poor attendance. 1t was an
nounced Thursday that only
about 10000 tickets have beer
sold in advance sales.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
BY United Press International

The Auburn Tigers take on
Southern Methodist tonight in
the second game Of a Western
tour that got off to a bad start
Thursday night with a 1871 loss
to Texas Tech.
The Tigers, now % for the
season, held the lead for most
Of the first period against the
taller Texas team but fell be-
fore a rally just before half
time that sent Tech ahead 1888.
Texas Tech center Harold
Denny then started hitting and
sent his team to a 1O-point mar
gin, racking up II points for
game-scoring honors. Auburn's
high scorer was forward Lee
before who hit for 16.
Southern Methodist has a IL
record against Southeastern Con-
ference teams. They dropped
road games to Louisiana State
and Vanderbilt, but whipped
Georgia Tech.
The University of Houston
switched to a full court press
about midway in the first per.
iod Thursday to break Missis-
sippi States offensive patterns
and take a 1851 win.
The lead changed hands three
times before the switch. But
Houston pulled ahead to stay al
22-21.
HOustOn'S defense bottled III
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Add II Players
To South Tenn
In Senior Bowl

MOBILE, Ala. (UPI)-Plans
for the Jan. 4 Senior Bowl all
star game were nearly COM
plete today as coaches for both
the North and South teams
handed in complete rosters.
The North squad was COM
pleted Wednesday and the
South's unit was filled out
Thursday when II players were
added.
Eighteen members Of the tai
ented 25-man Rebel unit were
drafted in the first five rounds
by the National and American
league professional teams.
A trio of the nations finest
quarterbacks will handle the
reins Of the Gray team. The
main threat could lie in the
passing arms of George Mira
of Miami and Larry Rakestraw
of Georgia and the versatility
of Georgia Tech signal cller
Bill Lothridge.
In addition, the Southerners
will Rave some Of the country's
top backs. Among them are
Dave Casinelli of Memphis
State - the nations rushing
l~eader-Mississippi States Ode
Burrell, Alabama'S Benny Mel
son, Perry Lee Dunn Of Missis-
Sippi and George Rose of Au-
burn.
The heavy, but swift, line av-
erages 245 pounds and features
288-pound Ken Kortas of Louis
vile. The North has a slight
edge on the forward wall, aver
aging 247.
Members of the winning team
each will receive 5000 and the
losers $500.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20

bers areFrank (Bruiser) Kin
ard, the late c. r. (Dudy)
Noble, Stanley Robinson and
Edwin Goat Hale.
The banquet, sponsored by
the Jackson Touchdown Club,
will be open to sports fans over
the state and is expected to at
tract a gathering Of about 1000.
A acknowledgements Sports fig
ure will be the principal speak
er.
CritZ was an outstanding Sec
ond baSaman for the Cincinnati
Reds and New York Giants in
the 1905, later serving as a
scout for the Giants and as
president Of G~reenWood's Cotton
States League club. He now
owns an automobile agency in
Greenwood.
McNair, a native Of Meridian.
vaulted from a high school
diamond to the regular short
stop assignment with the Phila-
delDhia Athletics in less than
two years. After retiring in
1941. he served as a minor
league manager and major
league scout until his death in
1949.
McWilliams was considered
one of the great all-around
backs in the history Of the Mis-
sissippi State football team. He
also played for West Point and
spent two years with the Pitts
burgh Steelers as a defensive
back. He now operates a res
taurant in Meridian.
Scott, a retired US. Army
colonel living in Texas, was the
states first national intercolle.
giate track champion. He was
an all-around sports star a
Mississippi State and was {
member of the Olympic team
in 1920.
Graham set rs Southeastern
Conference records during ;
brilliant playing career will
the University of Mississippi
basketball team in 1858. HI
served as cage coach at Oh
Miss from 1919 until 1852 anc
still makes his home at Oxford
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Harmon Picks
Bulldogs BY II

The Harmon Forecast favors
Mississippi State 2O-S over North
Carolina State in Saturdays Ii
berty Bowl but makes Louisiana
State a one-point underdog in
its Bluebonnet Bowl appearance
against Baylor.
A complete rundown on bow
predictions along with the top
rated 100 college teams will ap.
pear next Friday in the Chroni-
Gle.
According to Harmon. Missis-
sippi Is a two-point favorite over
Alabama in the Sugar Bowl, Au.
burn is a one-point pick over
Nebraska in the Orange Bowl,
Texas should win by three over
Navy in the Cotton Bowl and
Illinois is picked by eight points
over Washington in the Rose
Bowl.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Pas Juniors Win
Doub!e-Heuder

Pascagoula Junior High won
both games Of a double header
with Fernwood Of Biloxi last
night on their home court.
The ninth grade team won SO
to 80 with Ronnie Gunter sink
ing IS points and having 16 re-
bounds. Tommy Sexton scored
10 points for the Pas team also.
The eighth graders won 4O-3O
with high scorer Tom Richards
getting IS points and Charles
Stanley getting 10.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
PRO Captures
Tourney Win
Over Bulldogs

Pearl River Junior College
used a stall pame to defeat Per.
.kinston Bulldogs 5O-49 in the
finals Of the Perkinston Christ
mas Tournament last night.
Clarke College defeated Jones
Junior College 81 to g. in the
consolation contest.
Dick Stuart scored IS points
to lead Pearl River and Robin
Wilson had 16 points for the Bull
dogs.
Charles Story paced Clarke
with 20 points and Hill benson
was high man for Jones with Is
points.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Jordon Pioneers Weight
Of Nebraska Grid Team

, AUBURN, Ala. CUPID SIT
may be like getting in the
ring with Sonny Liston," Au-
burn coach Ralph Jordan said
today while adding up the
weight Of the Nebraska line
men.
"They win be the biggest
team we've faced all year,
the Tiger coach said, thinking
Of the J3n. / Orange Bowl
game. "The line averages 23C
pounds from end to end. And
the backfield is bigger than
ours"
Jordan, who has an amazing
1884 record in Is years at the
loveliest village on the plains,
is counting on speed and agility
to give the Tigers their second
victory in two appearances in
the Orange Bowl. Auburn has
a % bowl record, winning in
the Orange in 1888 but losing
two and winning one at the Ga
tor Bowl.
Jordan said Nebraska coach
Bob Devaney agreed to swap
four game films. "But you new
er can tell just how swift Ne
braska is. We don't know how
many frames per second the
films were taken, but we do
know that they have some men
that run the 100 in 81 and 10
flat. If they are fast as Au,
burn, it could be a very long
afternoon"
The Auburn coach also is
worried about the conditioning
Of his players. "First it was
the rains and now the cold.
We've not been able to work
ourselves into fine physical
shape. | know its been cold in
Nebraska but they have a large
field house to work out"
None Of Auburn's linemen
average weight 2O3, and none
of the backs, averaging 2O2.5,
will be slowed by injuries when
the sixth-ranked Tigers Collide
with the fifth-ranked Cornhus-
kers.
Auburn will b be operating
from a spread formation that
saw the Tigers rack up nine
wins and an upset loss to in
spired Mississippi State. The
attack is star-lighted by quar-
.orback Jimmy Side. a junior
who made the third string All.
America team with his fantastic
manipulation Of the option play.
When Side is not carrying,
he hands off to left halfback
The chronicle., 1963-12-20

Tucker Frederickson who viii
celebrate homecoming" in the
Orange classic. Fredrickson,
who lives only 20 minutes from
the stadium at Hollywood, Fla,
was No. 2 rusher this fall with
81 yards on " carries.
He plays safetyman like he
invented it. He intercepted four
passes this year and as many
tackles as any lineman.
If the Tiger offense boys
down, Jon Kilgore's booming
punts and Woody Woodall's
field goal kicking will be util-
lied. Kilgore, a junior, finished
the season with a 41.3 yard av-
erage on 81 kicks to lead the
SEC. He was eighth in the ma
ton after leading for the first
six weeks.
Woodall provided the winning
margin in eight Auburn victor.
les this year. He set three new
place-kicking records and tied
another. He kicked 10 field
goals in his career for a rec
ord, kicked % Of % extra
points and holds the consecu'
tive pat mark with Is. His 2;
extrapoints ties the record fol
most in one season.
Auburn flies to Miami Dec,
26 and will work out in Miami
Stadium.
The chronicle., 1963-12-20
Chargers Seen
Winning Title
BY United Press International

ny Unlte0 PreSS international
It looks like the San Diego
Chargers in a waltz Sunday for
the Western Division title in the
American Football League. And
that's what has San Diego
Coach Sid Gilman pulling his
hair.
The Chargers task is simple:
Beat or tie the team with the
worst record in the AFL, the
Denver Broncos, who will limp
into Balboa Stadium in San Di-
ego Sunday with nine players
three members of their starting
backfield.
"This just makes things
worse" Gilman complained.
We've lost to Denver four
straight times because we've
been overconfident. We can't
be lulled again by their list Of
injuries"
Coach Jack Faulkner, who
once served under Gilman at
San Diego, has done quite a job
on his former boss. Last year
the Broncs started San Diego's
downhill skid with a 1921 up
set, administered a 1923 lick
ing later in the season and
handed the Chargers their only
exhibition loss this year, 31-25.
San Diego is a 14-point favor
tie.
Oakland, the most improved
team in the league under new
head Coach AL Davis, could
force a Western Division play
eff with the Chargers if it can
defeat Houston again and San
Diego loses. The playoff would
be Dec. 20 in San Diego.
The Raiders currently own
the longest winning streak Of
the season = seven straight
and have come from last place
(where they finished last year,
to within one game Of the lead
with the second-best record in
the AFL. Oakland is a 612 point
favorite at home.
The only other ian e finds
New York at Kansas City,
where the defending champion
Chiefs suddenly have come
alive in the past two games.
Kansas City has scored 81
points since the Jets handed
them their first shutout in his
tory 40 three weeks ago cap
ping a seven-game winless
streak for the Chiefs. New York
lost its last two games to Buff
falo and is a 91z-point underdog
against the Chiefs.
The Buffalo Bills and the
Boston Patriots have the day
off Sunday as they prepare for
their playoff game for the East
ern crown Dec. rs in Buffalo.
In 1912, New Zealand was
! discovered by Dutch navigator
The chronicle., 1963-12-20

MINNEAPOLIS . st. PAUL
(UPI)-Fran Tarkenton of the
Minnesota Vikings completed Il
consecutive passes against the
Los Angeles Rams in a Nation
al Football League game or
Dec. 3, 1861.
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SUBSIDIARY OF WESTINGHOUSE
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Outstanding Opportunity For
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City Of Rockville.
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PREREQUISITES: Graduation from
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Getting Ready for Maine Trip

MahlOn Norton KensingtOn and his four travelling cOmpan
ions their scheduled July 20 trip to Maine photograph
the solar eclipse check the equipment they will
expedition The boys from left: Mitchell Norton
Stephens, IA; ROnnie Morse, Is, and Paul Norton H.
Sentinel Photo BY Robin Door.
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Farm Labor
Bargaining
Is Opposed

I'VE are opposed to any com.
pulsory collective bargaining
between farmers and farm
workers." Noah E. Kefauver
president, Maryland Farm Bur,
eau, said this week.
The Bureau is strongly CD.
posing the voluntary Farm
Employment Service Act"
which deals with the farm labor
recruitment program of the
US. Employment Service. Ac.
cording to Kefauver this Sen.
ate bill virtually gives the Sec.
rotary of Labor unlimited
power to fix farm wages and
control every aspect of the re-
lationship between farmers and
farm workers"
ut would in effect provide
a government official with
authority to compel a closed
union shop in agriculture, ("
Kefauver said. mo such power
should be granted to any execu-
tive agency" he added.