European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - November 15, 1958, Darmstadt, Hesse                                So furday november 15, 1958 the stars and stripes Page 19 12 grids Cut by Hillsdale As drinkers Hillsdale Mich. Up the remainder of Hillsdale College s football team promised thursday to beat favored Northern Michi Gan after 12 players were Cut from the squad for drinking. Three were first stringers. The boys promised to win coach Frank Muddy Waters said but i honestly Don t know How Well do  the Dales were an eight Point underdog to Northern Michigan which has blanked its last four opponents. Hillsdale soared to Gridiron prominence last season when it extended its unbeaten record to 34 straight longest in the country after notre Dame beat Oklahoma. The Michigan school played in the Small College Holiday bowl and lost to Pittsburg Kan. Hills Dale 6-2 this season shared the Michigan intercollegiate athletic association title for the first time in five seasons having won it out right four successive years. Further action not expected Waters said he did t think the school would take action against the 12 who Are mostly freshmen and sophomores. Freshmen Are eligible for the varsity in the Mia. Walt Poe team Captain and leading Back told Waters of the drinking and Waters said he called a squad meeting but did t name the offenders. I told them to re port to my office and All 12 Casein although they knew it meant turning in their  Waters said there had t been any reports of disturbances or drunkenness. He said he would Talkat a Pep rally to explain the Dis missals to the student body which is split Over the Issue. Lose. Top tackle the chief loss was tackle Jerry Snyder of suburban Detroit. The 260-Pounder was regarded As the Dales Best lineman and his re placement has been hampered Byan injury. The other first stringers were Sophomore guard Paul Christo Oak Park Mich., and Junior end Jerry Taylor walled Lake Mich. The others dropped from the team were freshman tackle Ben Sharanick Larchmont . Junior guard m. D. O Meara Hillsdale Sophomore guard Bill Kendall St. Charles Mich. Freshman tackle Doug Hales Waterford  Back Frank Sta Waiwoski de Droit freshman Back Dick Maurer Battle Creek Mich. Freshman Back Mike Mcclintic Tecumseh Mich. Freshman Back Ron Hughes Bay City Mich., and soph Moreback Jerry Baumler s a g i n a a Mich. If they had enough guts to confess voluntarily i think they should be allowed to play again said Waters who last year was voted Small College coach of the year. Army Grid Date set Washington a George Washington s Southern conference football team is scheduled to play army at West Point in 1962. Disputes boil Over grand prix edict by John Farro London a disputes Are threatening to wreck the future of grand prix Auto racing. A decision to Cut the size of engines from 2.5 to 1.5 liners has split the Auto racing world right Down the Middle. British car builders like millionaire Tony Vandervill who masterminds the famous Vui Wall Are against it. Drivers like world Champion Mike Hawthorn and Stirling Moss condemn it. Now american Driver Harry Schell speaking for the International professional Drivers Union and the car makers hns forecast that top Drivers and car builders will organize their own meets to Challenge the official i Lite races scheduled in 19 51. The sport commission of the International automobile federation argued that a reduction in the size of the engines and a minimum weight limit will make racing safer. The decision brought this com ment from David Brown Boss of Orange bowl peaches Orange bowl Queen Nanita Greene Center poses with Mem Bers of her court who will appear in the Orange bowl festivities new year s Day. They Are from left Joyce Combs Florida state University Rosemarie Meeks University of Florida miss Greene Judy Ann Harwood and Carol Baldwin University of Miami. Up photo braves Louisville agree on stadium for shift of farm Louisville a the last hurdle has been cleared for trans Ferring Milwaukee s american association farm club from Wichita Kan., to Louisville. The braves and the Kentucky Fairgrounds agreed on a three year contract for use of the 18,000-seat Fairground stadium. The braves took an option on use of the stadium for 10 More years. The contract was to be approved formally thursday by gov. A. B. Happy Chandler. The braves franchise will re place the old locally owned Louis Ville colonels who finished last the past two seasons in the triple a american association. Uni vac tabs Iowa no. 1 team new York up the uni vac electrical brain tabbed Iowa As the nation s top College football team Friday and listed three centers Auburn s Jackie Burkett okla homa s Bob Harrison and Max Baugham Georgia tech As the top linemen. This was the latest report from uni vac which each week is fed reports from 145 football coaches. Each coach rates his outstanding players on the basis of each game. Burkett and Harrison also were 1-2 last week. Randy Duncan Iowa retained first place among the backs with Billy Cannon Louisiana state and Bob Ander son army again second and third respectively. Iowa retained its Lead by an Eye lash in the team ratings just barely ahead of Louisiana state which is rated no. 1 in the nation by the up Board of coaches. Completing the top 10 were army Wisconsin Auburn Oklahoma Purdue Mississippi Northwestern and Syracuse la that order. Houston affirms ties to Loop amid rumours Houston a reports that the University of Houston will quit the Missouri Valley conference were branded As untrue thursday by Harry Fouke Houston s director of athletics. Commenting on a newspaper re port that the school will quit the conference at the end of the foot Ball season and go Independent Fouke declared there is practically no Chance of that happening. We can t afford to. Of course there is always one in 1,000 chances that we would do something like that but the situation always has been that  at Wichita Kan., or. James k. Sours president of fhe Missouri Valley conference said he had heard of no such decision although he knew Houston had cast eyes at Southeastern and Southwest con Ference memberships previously. Norval Neve Missouri Valley conference commissioner at Kansas City said he knew nothing of it. Fouke said the Rumor that in Golumbia a a sidelined new York a Dick Donelli quarterback and son of the Colum Bia coach will be unable to play when the Lions seek their first Victory Over Penn in 21 years at Philadelphia saturday. The Young Donelli suffered a twisted ligament in his left knee during the 38-0 defeat administered by Dartmouth last saturday. Diana and Oregon refused to play Houston because of its Missouri Valley affiliation also was not True. Indiana and Oregon have shown Terest in playing Houston but hat has absolutely no bearing on whether we Are in the conference or not Fouke declared. 84th trans Grinders win Heidelberg Germany Spe Cial Tom Skubich s passes accounted for All the Points on the winning Side of the Ledger As the 84th trans co up tips he usar eur Defeated the 6913th radio so Mobil Bremerhaven 14-6, in the Usa eur area comes touch foot Ball semifinals. The winning team is representing Naco. Tho famous sports car racing fir of Aston Martin our participation in grand prix Ming under Tho now formula mus come up for consideration. To have no intention of build ing a 1.5 lit or oar which would not be in Lino with our present engineering policy and which would not in my View to for the ultimate Good of motor  Vandor Voll too has said he will have to give More consideration to the question before deciding whether to continue in grand prix racing with his  Chapman a famous British car designer Driver builder argued that Tho now grand prix formula would put the sport in a  to said the advice of men like Drivers Hawthorn and Moss and builder Vandervill was sought by the Federal Ion and then ignored. From Tho Public Point of View the name grand prix will in Volos its magic he said. Tho motoring correspondent of the London Star claimed it May Well to that grand prix racing will not survive until 1961." mounting costs to reasoned that it is too expensive for both manufacturers and p Remote r s. Approximately $56,000 is needed to put. A representative grand prix Field on the starting line. A top British authority said twas Likely pressure would be put on the federation to change the decision and allow the 2.5-Literformula to continue in 1961. Thus the future of grand prix racing the sport that made famous such men As five time world Cham Pion Juan Manuel Fangio hangs by a thread. The sport that pulled crowds of 100,000 to meets such As Silverstone England Bueno Aires Monza Italy and Lucr Burgering Germany faces a Revo Lution inside its  split in our Camp is the last thing we want said one British Auto racing official. There an plenty of people with no interest in the sport who would like to kill  Hibbert tops pass catchers new York up Dave hib Bert a 160-Pound Scarback from Phoenix leads the nation s major College pass receivers Friday de spite the fact he s a Mere pygmy alongside rival ends and backs. Hibbert who stands Only 5 feet 9 inches has caught 46 passes for 474 Yards and four touchdowns in eight games for the University of Arizona wildcats. He leads his closest rival Virginia s Ulm Orandle by 10 receptions. Hibbert called the Grasshopper by his teammates nabbed 12passes for 107 Yards against Texas tech last saturday to regain a Lead he lost to run die two weeks ago. Hibbel s 12 receptions were the most by a major College player since Fordham s de Brown caught 15 in one game six years ago. Illinois Rich Kreitling a 6-foot, 2-Inch end has caught Only 18 passes but has an amazing aver age of 34.2 Yards gained every time he grabs one. Kreitling caught continued on Page 22 army scout fears Villanova West Point . Up bar  Gill army s chief scout Suid thursday he s afraid the cadets May have a rough afternoon with Villanova saturday because they already Are looking ahead to their nov. 29 game with Navy. They Villanova Are As big As we Are. They have Good team Speed. And three of them halfback Dave Trabartolo quarterback Jim Graz Ione and end Gene o Pella Are really Fine football players Gill said. Villanova scored a 21-7 Triumph Over army Here in 1951, the Only losing season in Earl Blaik s 24 year career As a head coach. Until that game Villanova had lost 10 in a Row the last eight without  invades West Point with a considerably better record this year. It has won six of its eight starts. Another Michie stadium sellout is assured for saturday s game making four capacity crowds in five Home games for army t h i season