European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 07, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 22 the stars and stripes saturday september 7,1968 Marine gains finals in olympic boxing trials Toledo Ohio a Light heavyweight Arthur Redden just missed making the boxing team four years ago but he s determined to make it this year. The 30-year-old Marine from Wilmington del., took a giant step in that direction thursday night in defeating Robert Sweet Pete Peterson air Force titlist from Sacramento Calif., in semifinal action of the olympic boxing trials. Redden who played football at Arkansas am won his Divi Sion title in the 1964 olympic trials but was dropped from the team in training Camp when officials decided his Low bending style of boxing would not pass the More strict International boxing rules. I Nad to change my style completely Redden said in de scribing How he has trained since then to fulfil his ambition of fighting in the olympic games. Twenty two Amateur Boxer advanced to Friday night s finals. Winners in 11 weight division were to qualify for the olympic matches next month in Mexic City. In the biggest crowd please of the evening thursday heavy weight George Foreman 222-Pound National aau Champ from Pleasanton Calif., Bea Totis Evans jr., army titlist from Atlanta. Foreman who appeared to be trailing slightly in Points in the three round slug est floored Evans with a right upper Clit with less than 15 seconds remaining in the final round. Foreman was to face in the finals Albert Wilson Golden gloves Champion from me Keesports pa., who thursday night out pointed crowd favored James sugar Bear Williams 247-Pound left handed Marine from Omaha neb., who won the interservice the Only technical knockout of the night lightweight Michael Raylor Western olympics trials Winner from Hamilt Nair Force base Calif., beat Morris Harris of Youngstown Ohio Tho Navy Champion in1 17 of the third round. James rom interservice Light middleweight titlist from Cali ton two won Ife decision of Rrichard Royal of new York the 1967 american Champion and current Golden gloves to Dorsey survived a third round Knockdown to win close decision Over George Mcgarvey and advanced to the finals in the 125-Pound division Dorsey a Brooklyn , fell victim to Southpaw tactics of the Hyattsville md.,fighter, but Hung on to gain the left handed swinger Ronnie Harris of Canton Ohio Turkey Day game will probably decide it Sec Grid race to be wild. So what s new Dallas Tex. A the Southwest conference should be its usual wild self this probable chaotic Climax should come thanksgiving Day when two bitter rivals Texas and Texas am University Battle before a National television audience at a poll of football writers the Talent loaded longhorn were picked to finish ahead of the Sec defending Champi naggies. But Texas Christian if it get some quarterbacking dark horse Arkansas big and fast Texas tech and even Young but aggressive Rice could grab the Flag. Southern methodist and Baylor Don t figure in the championship picture. The aggie return a Veteran team and have the momentum pirates Alert 12 in minor leagues Pittsburgh up the Pittsburgh pirates thursday re called 12 players from minor league clubs but said none was to report unless notified later. Recalled from Columbus inthe International league were pitchers Gene Garber Jim Shellenback Dave Wickersham and Jerry wild Catcher Dannys Anguille and infielders Hebner Chuck killer and a Oliver. Pitcher Larry Killingswort was recalled from York in the Eastern league infielder Dave Cash and outfielder Dave Arrington from Salem in the Carolina league and Pitcher Dennis Malseed from Gaston Iain the league. Western Carolinas built up from their 20-16 upset of l Sheehan Are pushing the Veter 1 _ tit. _ � j. Alabama in the Cotton bowl at Dallas on new year s in the letter Hen is a javelin thin quarterback wit the flair for the big play. His name is Edd Hargett. He s fall american Timber. Hargett needs 14 touchdown pass s this season to tie Sammy Baugh s career Mark of 38which the immortal Flinger set at Texas Christian. Aggie blessed the aggie Are blessed with a stable of acrobatic pass receivers including. Barney Harris Larry Stegent arid Bob ? Housley remembered for his Bone crushing touchdown run against Alabama in which he shed five tacklers provide Power aplenty at fullback. The defense is anchored bail american linebacker Billy Hobbs and tackle Rolf Krueger the brother of Charlie Krueger of the san Francisco 49ers. We should be stronger on offensive and defense but so Are some of the other folks in the conference says aggie coach Gene Stallings. Royal has Talent at Texas coach Darrell Roy Al has enough Talent to Fiel three excellent football teams. He has gone Back to a Wing attack the Type he used when the longhorns won the National championship in 1963. All american candidate Chris Gilbert Heads up the Texas ground corps that could sweep the longhorns into the Cotton bowl and National quarterback Bill Brad Ley who has had an injury plagued career returns along with Junior Ted Koy. Sophomore sensation Steve Worster and ans for starting Royal admits i Don t think we have any glaring weaknesses. We have the Futej tial vell get a Good gut Check a stir if left Royal was referring to Texas opener with Strong University of Houston in Austin sept. 21.Texas Christian could upset All the Dop Esters. The Horne frogs Are Beefy and fast r wit Hross Montgomery a 220-Pound Bull shouldered fullback an Tough Norman Bulaich provid ing a devastating one two punch Overland Arkansas has a Sophomore quarterback sensation in Bil Montgomery and he could strike the spark the Razorbacks needed in crucial situations in 1967. Coach Frank Broyles admits we could be much Rice has a gadfly quarterbacking Robby Shelton who could turn Ball control into a Winner for the owls. Texas tech has veterans Manning most positions. Sum has a second team All a Merican in split end Jerry lev is but Green is rebuilding. The pick tune in your television thanksgiving Day and find out. Purdue favored to take big ten Lafayette ind. A Purdue with a Star studded Backfield is the pick of nine bitten football coaches to win the conference Crown and another trip to the Rose bowl. The Only abstained is coach Jack Mollenkopf a Veteran of 21 seasons at Purdue who sees weak spots in the boilermakers front ranks. He was Frank about it after giving his 86-Man squad their first preseason Pep talk. Sure we be got some stars some real super players and i told pm that. But i also reminded them that it takes a Job from everyone on the squad to deter mine if we can win the big ten championships he s silly to worry about a National championship and they Rwjr soccer players Are now on a sex kick London a a British professor came up with a new reason for violence on the world s soccer John Cohen head of the depart ment of psychology at the University of Man Chester wrote in a new Book since sex and aggression Are closely linked violence will More readily burst out when a player is caught up body urn soul in the heat of the game. The satisfactions which players derive from football seem to Bear out some likeness to the sequence of pleasures in sex violence has flared on soccer Fields from one end if the Globe to another. The world cup finals in England in 1966 resulted in Many players being ejected. Trouble on the Field leads to trouble in the argued that part of the aggressive behaviour on the soccer Fields comes by imitation or As a response to he pointed out that players in the heat of the game preferred to lash out Ruther than turn the other Cheek then he said sex is another Factor. As Freud remarked it May be that nothing important can occur in a person without in some Way invoking a degree of anyone keyed to a High pitch of excitement can Fly into a fury if things go is a psychological Law to that effect. The More absorbing the Tusk in which u per son or player is engaged the More readily he is frustrated mud explodes in a Tow know if we win the big ten title we la have had a he Kuva sea son he has Back three members of his 1987 All big ten offensive Backfield half Back Leroy Keyes quarterback Jim Phipps and fullback Perry Keyes a senior led the nation in scoring Las year with 19 touchdowns and won the big ten Rushing title with 849 Yards gained. Phipps now a Junior was the big ten s leading passer with 70 completions in 139 attempts for1,134 Yards. Mollenkopf s big worry i finding a replacement for split end Jim be Irene who caught138 passes for 1,795 Yards and 17 touchdowns in three seasons be fore his graduation. If someone comes through to place him that la be a big i plus for us the boilermaker coach said. Returning to the defensive line Are Middle guard Chuck Kyle linebackers Marvel and Bob Yunaska tackle Bill Yancher and backs Don web Ster and Tim Foley. But the offensive ranks need plugging with Only Center Mike Frame guard Gary Robert Sand end Marion Griffin return of Purdue s hurdles in the Way of a bowl trip in 1969 is the Lay of Tho sched ule in Mollenkopf s opinion with conference games on rival Fields at Ohio state Minne Sott a. Michigan state. But Othi r big ten coaches Are keeping in mind Mollenkopf s talk to the boilermakers jus two Days after their 8-2 season ended last told them we re going to the Rose bowl in 1969." scored Garret when the referees air hut Jones was one of tin o Moto City boxers to move into in final round. Also posting John Baldwin in lie 155 Pound class and at 178 pounds. The summaries 108 Pound William Haw Thorne Kosciusko miss., signed Ernest Vann Clovis mex. Harlan Surbley washing. Ton d.c., decision Ned Patric Kneely Hawthorne nov. 112-Pound David Vasquez new York decision cd Ray Lunny Redwood City Cali Caleb Russell Len washing ton d.c., decision cd Rudy Barrientes san Antonio Tex 119-Poundsam doff Tren ton n.j., decision cd Earl Large Clovis n. Mex Oliv Rewell Oakland. Calif., signed William Gray Bremer ton Wash. 125-Pound Ralph Dorsey Brooklyn n.y., decision nil George Mcgarvey Hyattsville my. Albert Robinson Phoenix ariz., decision Ned Alono Browner Marion ind. 132-Pound Michael Taylor Hamilton air Force base Calif., scored technical Knock out Over Morris Harris Youngstown Ohio 1 17 third Harris Canton. Ohio decision Ned Bennie Lanett. , to. 139-Poundand re Reed. Sandiego Calif., decision Ned John Kennedy new York Wallington jr., Fayette Ville n.c., decision Ned Joe uni Valdez Houston Tex. 147-Poundbobby Watts Phi Ladelphia decision Ned Steve Ewell Oakland Calif. Armando Minniz. Artesia Calif., signed Jesse Valde Houston Tex. 156-Pound.tames Ross. Can Jon Ohio decision Ned Richard Royal new York City. Joh Baldwin Detroit mich., signed Adrian Johnson. Sandiego Calif. 165-Poundalfred Jones de troit mich., won by referees disqualification Over Lloyd Nel son Philadelphia. Albert Bol Den Pittsburgh pa., decision Dmartin Perzewski Novato Ca lif.178-Pound Arthur Redden Wilmington del., decision Derobert Peterson Sacramento. Calif. Leonard Hutchins de troit mich., won by default Over obie English Trenton Heavyweightalbert Wilson Mckeesport pa., decision James Williams Omaha neb. George Foreman pleasanton.Calif., decision Ned Otis Evans jr., Atlanta a. Pool hand backed i dulut1i, Minn. A there was Only one Pei e of Cue Chalk available to Pool players in a uni urn tavern and the efforts of the fire department were needed to save the Chalkan Rescue u Pool player. The Chalk fell into pocket of he Pool aim1 und when u player tried to retrieve it his hand a nth Lin the pocket fire men called to the scene i Thim by taking the to i u apart
