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f. trr'- I 1 -t: i i 1 -v -i z-' i' DEBUT ON SATURDAY sisippi Illinois, nes Team To Be WeUDriUed Four Vets Gould Start a f. v-jl. andvbcin tty-- By IUXOLD Aaaoctatod Pirn Sports -NEW YORK- -The 1 crystal taHr complete with radar and other electronic device, could MIDWEST: Washington (St. Louis) over Bradley.

lndiana over Ore-1 gonState. Boston CbUegeover Mar-1 Michigan over Duke, Ne- over. Kansas State. correctly fovecait lowaa apaet of and 'could Northwestern last week Navy over Southern MethodM: They meet in the first bowl game of the wason-the Oyster Bowl at Va. -Joe Be 111 no, Navy ace, will tent the Mustang- on the half-Shell.

Purtue Wisconsin: The Boilermaker won't- let their run-awiy ever 'Notre Danw spoil them but this time they win by the margin of a. single touc Elsewhere: Arkansas over Bay; AM -verager-The- eaaon (tor; -Kansas ovdr-lowa Stater Air force other trouble epnts tog the but it eras Car from V'T weekend's record was weekend's record selections on the collegr card and 16 wrong ones nverage-The ae now Is 106-35 lor .752. over Missouri; Washittfon -perceive favorites, perfect. The --The week of the season's openerrace Greeley is not the best time. for a football 1 Mamaroneck.

coach or any other coach, for that matter-to be There are Lroww" last-minute details that have! Only five lettermeo returned to. be tralghtened iut jvar's aty'ctamptoiv. 'conditions to be rehearsed. Wp team and stellar halfbacks This however, the situation Frank Forcelli and Richia- Moat Gorton High School this week. Spedon are not among them, both Head coach corgi; Foster missed! having Fortunately the first two days of the week, but Foster' has pie experienced men wan-expected to-bnbacfc- rttheiWaLJheJnostJmporitoLs dayHoc r-One7TOch-is-senidc-juarterback nursing a severe cold.

Larry Hanfland. He was running -i-' Florida State oyer The! Citadel, William A Mary over FUM man, Georgia Tech oyer Louisiana 1 State, Kentucky overManhaD, Not-1 re Dame over North Carolina, Ten-! re over Tampa, Virginia Tech over Wake Forest, Weat Virginia! North Carolina State over I correct football fora-AM total VfXhia Weeks Ptoka: i. Syracuse over. Holy Cross: If uCeosz what do you think Ernie Davis tanooga, MafyumfL Nevertheless the football prac-lin practice yesterday. with an alb it ices have-been -eontinuing-at thejnewbackfield ol Bill Seery, Shonnard playground to an interested qbserver, contia-The first two -are up frnm'the JV iiing very welL teani, Riley lettered last V'and hi.

playmates wUldoto' the crusaders? Mississippi over VanderWltr The Rebels used to these iJAssistantfjXnrfy peraciotrsnd Hjohn Vergari were charge, the! AcrOMlheHine It SOUTHWEST: Houston -over Texas' AAM.TVxarTech over -Texas Christian, Oklahoma 'State over Tulsa, Arisons State over. Hardin-1 Simmona Far West: California ever! Washington State, Colorado over Arizona, Utah State over Idaho, Oregon over. San Jose State, Wy-ming over Denver. wasDave Fair aver" Minnesota over Northwestern; over Okla-homsArmy-over-Penn-State; Florida over Ric. "day Detriot oyer dncinnati.

Southern California over Georgia. Virginia Military, over George Washington, Utah -over Brigham Yi Saturday EAST: Boston University Ohio University' Dartmouth over Brown, Bucknrlf over. Buffalo, Cornell over Harvard, 1 Delaware Over- Princeton over Pittsburgh bVey Miami. Rutgers over Colgate, ills nova over Cbllege of Pacific, Yale over Columbia, Temple oyer Eduardo Ceccolinl unveils his latest Symphony In otherwise billed as an exhibition -of professional resilin' at the White Plains batllepit. Pitted in' the Australian tag-team main-go will be the unbeaten pairing of Bruno Sammartino and Tony Marino FACES IN THE CROWD Who sex.

you cant trU the jdayere without a pitchplpe? A few choice representatives from the above cast characters will be hand, in the flesh, tonight at the County Center, when fanpressario I first part of the w-eek lending the I mleto and Don Kay at tho enda, i. against the dastaraiy diu of Dr. squad of 30 through the intricate Jack Halterman and Bob Grabow-Jeny Grahaie and Pompero maneuvers: and hard-core drillsUki at the tackles. Johnson Flrpo, Initial preliminary bleat )tht eo to jnake up a well-condi-and Hal yotta at the guania.and will echo at 8:40 p.pLndfriqn lyoni inj) ciub.v I Frank Fitzpatrick at. center.

Thu then 'til the 11 o'clock curfew Gorton opens its sevWgame experienced men here are Grab: eta in it will be strictlv a ae I schedule at home Saturday against Votta and Johnson, -giving of Actor's Euity baT- the door. Ossining. The Indians of Coach lhe team strength in the middle of An AP gallery of locne Bonelli currently, al the line. record 1-1, defeating IJor-l Gmy Lorhr 200 Pound Uc 'who lettered a year ago, was also counted on for valuable support in night games, and are after a strong 5 conference showing to make up for the Memphis State scare. 'Michigan State -fowar The ZZZ, Hawkeye aophnmores have' speed.

but Michigan State has too many other resource. --yV Illinois over jplilo The Buriceyes haven't been scored on this season but that record goes into the discard. Joe Rut gens sticks out in that mini line. Wiribee Wins i Scarsdale WORLDSEIUES SCOUTING REPORT: I pounds. Bata right and throwsj underwent an oper- Has pinpoint control eilstion for appendicitis recenfiy and if knucklers endLj Jost for the season.

throws a lot of I breaking' balls. Wlnbee, driven by Austine Gd-I lentlne. succeeded in the stretch in overtaking Reno St Yonkers Rac-way last night to win the 63,000 Scarsdale pare by three-quartere cf a -Winbee pared the mDe in 2:05 and paid' fit wa On Tliis line On Bronx Bombers toaes bis stuff dude many of the boy Already Itanings. Best, fielding pitcher I mentioned, although linemen Joe Ithe -I Duffy, -Pete Bibko and Pete Lip- I Weeks Con-Ed Winner Relies heaiily on breaking stuff, Ralph Terry, pifeber. Jlulnioh diould also, aee plenty of which he can get ever in a Jam.

Bats and throw Sneaky fast. griinally a hart tarower who re- We've been working lor the Jim Coate, pitcher, to ht hlf I last month testing all- available. Bats and throws rightback 1e hi old sf1e again ithlpponnn Gerarioti said ywter, Good sinker-ball pitcher but given exceptional luck. Z- Iday. 'There were a iew hole to At Saratoga Raceway, Chance I rWraga Dally News Service Pick won hia 15th pace -in 20 OIICAGO-The New York Yan-starta in the 12,006 Vergenneslkees, moving into their 10th World race, IXe Dailp drove Chance Series in 12 years, are acting of Pick home lir 27 14 fer a 62-20 late like the mighty Yankees of old.

paywff: Yankee tardios waa aec- They figure to act that way ia c-nd and Walter Knight finished )p series, third. I The Yanki haw tremendous rat Jjrisro wrer ihe S2.000 fra-)powrr; more than the Pirates. lure mile pad' al Batavia tnwnsand along wUh it good over-all to spells of wildness. Must keep! Ryne Duren, pitcher. 1 plug "and we tried 7 most of the under the guiding hands- of driver I speed and a tight defense, thpt ts Tom Wilburn Jn 2:04.

The. winner I weak ki only -one spot left field, paid iUQ, Lady a laut was. second Spotty pilvhing was the one fac-and Doug A Dew. finished third. tor kept the.

Yanks Steve Borst la this weeks rerlp-lent nf the Cm Ulan Sports Award of the Week. The coveted 'medallMi Is given each week to the Westftheater high school stu-Z. dent who shows achievement, not on playing field alone, but in all fields p( endeavor. -r, 1 Bend la this kind of student, lie Is among the arhoUrtic leaden at Ossining High School, former Ident of ha class, member of the student gmrenment, an ss rompUahrd musician. manager of It.

the lackey team, hurdler and pole -va alter on- the Ossining track trsn active in the echonl'a dra-mattes sonety and a leader In a local reiigiflua-youth group. Tap fiesaad tiilwf The activity (hat tops Jhr; lint for the Owning High School ath-Me Is football. Stere it a.halfback -M and thow right. A fine. outfielder wt hia arm is not ae strong or accurate aa it was.

Good base-runner despite lame knee. One of the gaime's hitter with terrific power both wy. Co llector Lopez, left fMdeifT' 6-0. 161 pounds. Bits and throws right.

Good bitter but defensively and not too test a runmfr. He can hurt you high. Give him breaking stuff, down and away. Bob Cerv, Is-fC 205 pounds. Bata and throws tight.

Another -muscle man 4 the Maris-Skowron-Mantle type. Good, fast bull hitter and ran overpower a change of pace. -Curve him down and away. Defensively only- fair. Lacks speed and has poor arm.

Kd -W hi ley" Fbrd, p'Kchcr; 181 Bats And throws, left Veteran has had arm trouhki but ran.wia the big games when w-rfl good seven inning any time. I' i -1 the ball low to-be effective. pounds. Bata and throws at twn.and three Bob Turley, pitcher. 6- 214jilas.

a. blazing fast ball, pertod. I -5 to pg our best lvn Into pounds: Bate and throws right.lA thrower and. not a pitcher. Too Used to rely on bis high, hartwild and a poor I Successful 'in their opener of one, but now.

goes for an assort-1 Luis Arroyo, pitcher. 5-6. UO, successful as Oty League do-ment of stuff. Changes speeds con- Bata throws fenders or not Jhe Wolves should stonily, lias fair control but can I Like Shantz, a specialist st shotil exciting team' to watch this get in trouble when he is wild, -relief jobs. fan.

If nothing' else, they. will be Art Ditmar; pitcher. 6-2. 197 1 Has pcculinr delivery 'and short-1, well-drilled team, especially la. pounds.

Bats and throws right. arms" the boll to xontase. the technique, with" a- good ahil-' Relies almost exclusively on sink- ter. lias excclMit svrrwbaIl, which jty to think and react to different -ers and sliders. They are his out'is his most effective situations, (iti-hcs.

Seldom throws a fast ball. I Duke Mean, pitcher. 5-10. 165 After all. Gorton Is the only tin- Has good control and holds run-1 pounds.

Rats and throws right. Jheatro and untied team left in thS nersen the bases field-llas good fast ball and slider, but city at Hie' present tithe. aildicted to spells -ot sKli Gorba, pitcher 6-2200 jbs.JWfertive.whenhe has Control. the royal antelope of West Africa. Bats and right.

An ln- Bill pitcher, 6-3. stands about 12 inches at the sad-iaiter, who is effective at timesj pound, bat and throw right shoulder. and hit hart at others. Has good Rookie who proved winner in late breaking atufi and fair fasfbalL season nd who Stengel say may Crocodiles sleep with their eyes Robliy MianU. pitcher.

56. 154 1 get Series start. I open. wrpppng 'up the American League pennant much earlier, but in the last month life pitching has been better and figures to- be sound in the Scries. -Twe Ma and a Mi In Mickey Mantle.

Roger Maris and Moose Skowron the Yanks have Some modifications In the. ruit-bunilan who can hit a- ball out ning bourse tor Ike 49th annua of any park, including expansive i here the Series made this year. It Vas decided at I opens tomorrow. -the annual cummittee meeting! Hbitry Ford, Bob TUrley, Art Listed -For 49th Annual SclioollioV llace held at the Catholic Youth Center IDitmar and IU1ih Terry ahnqld rested. Rt A commiltee headed by Deputy I carry the brunt of the piti-hingit-her at rested.

Real while are -either participated in by tat whole family or under parental gu trance. Tne summer; vara tione of the Borst mamily are rase hi point. Bonn is the chairman of- the Physirs Department at New York University and last Summer, as part of his vaea-1mi, Steve, helped in the research that. hia father -ia conducting for the University. In 1906 the whole-family toured Europe and the vacation served as an education for Steve in the n-amer of ether -people's mores.

The summer of 1F9 saw John and f.tevr off on a motor trip through the United States. Selected For Hoy's Mate Last summer Steve was among the; srfect invited to take part in Hoy's Stale at Hamilton, New Here, outstanding high school students from all over the state run their own slate government -uid learn civic responsibility from the inside. Borst held the office of Ouef of Iblse in the state: -Steve is science- and math major at Owinmc High and plana to follow in tite father's footsteps in college. One of hit main inter-rtts at thn present time is a Unitarian youth group. The Liberal Religious Youth, lie is assistant editor of their newspaper.

-Tune la Twiwotw Rots, along with his eoarh. Gene Bonelli. will be Interviewed rti Radio Station WFAS tomorrow evening at 5 m. by Sports Director Bert Marsden who will him with the CDn Fdisna medallion. The program will be repeated on Saturday at 9 a m.

Burst's name was aubmitted Neil Felahman. sports Mitre 4 the Ossining fitiren Register and was selected by a panel thal Included Jark Fearsmi athletic. director at Bronxville High School; Lou Amnnarei. the New Rochelle High School athletic direct or; and Norm FUllerton baskrtbaU coach at. White nama High School, FKLSHMAN Superintendent Maurice E.

Monrrload. Trrry has been especiall) of the Yonkers Recrration Oom-effective lately, missinn wiB sonrry and ne-meas TWo half-pint Ml -hander figure! nre the laa-n course at Tibbettsto do most of the relief work I who runs like a full back, over the opposition instead of arnund it Borst Is the leading gnpund gainer fer fhe' OMinuig Indians and the mainstay of the Maroon backfield Whenever Ouinlng merit nr Gene has needed yardage, hes called' on Font an-gotten -what he's railed for. In. the Ossining-Herar Greeley tilt, Horst ran for two tnurMowna and two extra points. He ranted the ball Into the end rone on one pfay carrying two defenders on hia bark.

-Osatatnfa Feres He waa the guiding forre behind the win over the Quakers. When not carrying the ball himself, he was Instrumental in. shaking the other backs loose. Font ha 11, however, la not the whole story in the case of Blew Borst. There are hia nther activities that make him a well rounded cittren of the Owning community.

Good ha racier traits are formed fen the home and it is the rkwe-nesa of family ties that dominates 'Steve's outlook. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Id le Brest of 30 ElUa Place, (lninlng. Steve has an older brother, John, and a younger sister, Betsy.

Any arttvidea that are worth HEATIIKIT PARTS UHLiniTED Brook Put tor the October 30 Luis Arroyo and Bobby Shantz. running. Titrhing holds the key to Yankee In former years, fhe start as I sucres, just as it did throughout conducted at the westH aide of! the season. If It stay hot, they the lawn area ta front of the ad should win on power and expert-ministrstlve building. After a runjence.

If it becomes sporty again of about 50 yards. Hie large- pack -wrll, the Yankees will be on the had to make-a sharp left-hand spot, turn onto the main part of the Saak's Rsmbers course. Mr. Moore's committer Here, in brief. Is (he book on will attempt to equaltee the start the American League rhaftipkinr and eliminate the jockeying fur Larry "Yogi- Berra, catcher, the pole'' position.

S4. 191 pounds. Bats left, tows-s A further change la the rules right This veteran to not fi will allow 'exceptional ten-year catcher he used to be. -but )irl olds" to compete In the junior race the know-how, thinks extremely I gainst eleven '-and twehw-year well and has a good enough arm. olds.

The, senior twee to limited to Offensively he is still a danger I thirteen and taurlren-year-oklt lous threat and is especially tough beyond jam. Murder a bad hall tjie. eighth grsde. high and hit the cun wefi. Keep! The fust 25 finishers In Ihe he UU few and he.U min you.

tor race and the top 24 in the jun Blll Skowron. first baseman. 66. Hi iS'OTMcbca PAW! V--1 nv x': (Ubsidiaiil StliiyWSAi fndi: -I ''Vr A -V iTL 1 vl A ft rr I WjMi (jUJ I inr event will receive prizes. Entries close at midnight.

Octnhrr Cl -I" II llh 191 pounds. Rat and throws right. Extremely good everyday bsll player ifespite the handicap of a I bad hack. Good defensively and a danger mis hitter with pilwrr. Some types! if pdchera must crowd him, some I mut pitch him away.

Eithrr way. they must keep the ball down. Buliby Rk-hitniism. inunl base-man. 5-9.

166 luumis. and throws right. About the test dmi- ble ploy man in the game with! good hands and goiid legs. Bunts a and runs Rises tlL. the PARTS MLirjaiTEb: 3 8stq rere I Atotron I c-b hal'nfagij Nw: York "mbtropolitaif; area i a I er sljpiC' wo rid -fa ous Easy-to-build ATB ITS 'j i- MNr QUO' --v r'r-A'ivx ms wM V- NO ELECTIOIC EXPERIENCE NEEDED 'y CompJtff inrfivcfionf wrrffen in non-ftchnico! Jbnyuoyf puid you through StwpftA lttpby-itp largt pictorial diagrams sfiawyau whtra 1 to fastoil aach compontnh rl rrSTSl COMPARE THE QUAliTY i V' of thest fomoin cledronie kits with astembUd Hems costing twice 01 much you'll quickly see why Heothkits are always your best buy ini 1 Vir High Fidelity Equipment 9 Amateur Radio a Service A Test Instruments Morin, Equipment A spray hitter with litlle power but ran hurt you on high pitches Tony Kiihrk, short-stop.

63. ltj pounds. Rats left and throws! right. Fine all-around ballplayer. who ran do a job at third or In the outfield, ton.

Throws with 'mid style but has I strong arm. Ilaa fair power. Hits I straight away and lines not pull often. Essentially a high-ball hitter. You cant rhnnge up On him.

1 1 Vila Vital Farter Otis Boyer, third baseman. 60. 1 165 pounds. Bats and throws rlgnt. His defensive' play has been a vital factor in the Yankee, rue.

Has good hands and arm and runs well. Goes for the first good! fast hall, and hits the high fast ball beat. Keep the ball away frets I him. I Off Leagwre Al the Way Roger Maria, right fielder. 66 1 lft pounds.

Rats left and threw right. A Mg leaguer all the way. Strictly a puU hitter with great power. Mickey Mantle, renter fielder. 1 60.

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