Joe Greene Is 1972's Julius Boros 15—The Cumberland News Friday, January 5, 1973 Cap/fa/ Centre Boxes Will Sell For $35,000 Frostbvrc Opt* Top Defensive Player Ties For Lead Civitin Toirwy Pollin Defends ing Thursday of the Baltimore 'But I can't stay in sports,{holder can do his own decora- With Glenville Sports Reporters Association, and continue to lose large sums:ting. Four-Year Vcttran team by getting thrown out, Plan To Relocate Frostburg State College and you're not out there to "We're not moving, we're of money, as we have each Sees Better Attendance At Los Angeles relocating," Pollin insisted. will oppose G 1 e n v i 11 e Of StMltrs Chostn maim anybody." Home Of Bullets year. We've been at or close to:" (W.Va.) State in the opening That's the side of Joe Greene "The new arena will be very the bottom in gross receipts ev-i "We're trying to create a: By AP On Ballet Milltr, Stockton accessible to Baltimore fans. cry year, even including Same of the Civitan Club that showed through this season ex-jbuilding second to none in the; basketball tournament when he led Pittsburgh to,» 12- Also Shoot 67$ By GORDON BEARD We have a loyal following in pansion teams." country," Pollin said. "If we Associated Press Sports Writer, BalUmore> bu\ unfortunately tonight at 7 o'clock in Mar- By GARY MIHOCES 4 record and the first division A successful bid for a Nation-'don'ii.'d t draw better than in Balti-j tinsburc. Associated Press Writer title in its 40-year history. thev to fe in LOS ANGELES (UPI) BALTIMORE (AP)-The Bal-' »« ° «' lumber." al Hockey League franchise! more, we certainly have In the game. Ml. St. He sacked quarterbacks 11 wo rtisu£,i>c,o wru ~"ih-ninrp «„„... af fhp Kntfnm nt Pollin claimed that when he, prompted Pollin to build anigucssed wrong." Fifty-two-year-old Julius Bon»;Uniore Bullets, at the bottom of IEa ,. j1 «.«,,' Mary's College, of Em- PITTSBURGH (AP) - Gen- times and made 42 solo tackles, • rl ForemaPn nmann ananHd ArnivtArnod Heft, plodded in with . four-under.,the National Basketball ^^V^^n^^i^.- arena for both teams. There He said no name has been se- mitsbure, Md., opposes the ial Joe Greene, not really a but more often than not he ex- have been legal and wcathcrjicclcd for the hockey team, due: . mean guy at all, has overcome par 67 in chilly weather Uleiation in gross receipts, will sell|p the Bullets eight Shepherd College Rams at tended a helping hand to oppo- Urcnased problems, and environmental-jto make its debut in 1974, but 9 o'clock. ' the brashness of his youth and nents on the ground, occasion- Thursday to tie a couple of,frky foxes in their new arenajyears ago, they had no in- ists are expected to file ap-ithe basketball team would con-: won recognition as The Associ- younger pros, Johnny Miller The consolation and cham- ally adding a friendly smile. for an annual fee of $25,000 to'tentions of leaving Baltimore. peals, but Pollin insists thejtinue to be known as the Bul-i pionship games are schedul- ated Press Defensive Player of The Steeler season ended and Dave Stockton, in the first S35.000. The feeling persisted, Pollinjbuilding will open next October.jlets—perhaps without any iden-; the Year in the National Foot- round of the 72-hole $135,00o| ed for Saturday at 7 and with a 21-17 loss to the Miami Forced out of Baltimore's contended, even after he be-; in addition to basketball andjtifying city designation. j ball League. Glen Campbell Los Angeles i ! 9 p.m. Dolphins last weekend in the downtown Civic Center by coa- came sole owner in 1968. lice hockey, many other eventsj Pollin said he would have no; Last weekend the Bobcats It's a testimony to how far American Football Conference Open. the 270-pound Pittsburgh Steel In this first PGA tour event ^S hu^ tosses\the Bullets'iLos es Are Noted [are expected to be scheduled at';control over the possibility of. played in the Winchester title game. will open their next season in S jthe Capital Centre and sky box| American Basketball Assoc-i-: (Va.) Tournament and suf- or tackle has come since he The end came about six of 1973, the pre-tourney favori- 2n vas named AP's top rookie de- Largo, Md.—about three milesi '-gut we have not had thejhoWers, Pollin said, will get 15:ation team locating in Ba!ti-| fered defeats at the hands months after the hot days of te, Jack Nicklaus came in with east of the District of Columbia |ki rj f success we hoped tickets to each—hopefully 250j ore, but noted that in the! of Randolph-.Macon, 75-76, fender four seasons ago. summer camp when Greene a 32-37-69 two under par on n O to m Greene came to Pittsburgh line- .have," he said. "I'm notin events a year. levent of a merger between the! and Towson State, 70-58. had prophetically stated, "I Riviera Country Club's 7,028-! A, _, „. ... , , , , . T, The boxes will include closedjlwo leagues he would have the! Coach Kurt Wolfe's Bob- from West Texas State as No. 1 have a feeling this is the year yard layout which he called . Owner Abe Pplhn unveiled aborts to make a fortune I'm draft pick, big as a water buf- lll m on his Capltal Centre now m ll because Z love ll and !t s circuit television, a private bar,75-mile territorial rights ac-; cats enter the Martinsburg of the money." "one of the great courses in the ' i and powder room, and each| corded all franchises. i event with a 3-3 record. falo and quick as a water bug. Seeks Another Chance country." under construction, at a meel-important to me. He brought with him the Greene was en route by auto Miller, 25, Stockton, 31, and;" nickname "Mean Joe" and a to his home in Duncansville, the aging Boros did not have a reputation among scouts, Tex., Thursday and was un- bogey on their cards. Miller though not the general public, available for comment about and Boros shot 33-34 and as the best college lineman in prospects for next season. Stockton 34-33 during a day the country. However, in a statement in when the temperature dipped Greene was a spectacular the Steeler locker room follow- close to the 50-mark. player his first year, but the ing the loss to the Dolphins, Many veteran pros seemed to Steelers lost 13 straight after Greene said: enjoy the crisp weather. Bob winning their opener and his "Miami was the better team frustration began to tell. Rosburg, 46, was a stroke back RIVERS out there today. But we'll get of the leading trio with 34-34- Thrown Out Of Game another chance. Then we'll 68. Par for Riviera, a hilly corral big savings at In one game, he dealt quar- see." course dotted with eucalyptus terback Fran Tarkenton, then Greene had 32 of the 67 votes trees, is 35-36--71. with the New York Giants, a cast by a nationwide panel of At 69 with Nicklaus, 32, was our brand roundup! crushing blow that the officials pro football writers. graying Art Wall, 48, with 34- FIGHTS INFLATION ruled was" unwarranted. Joe Closest to him were Nick was forced to spend the rest of Buoniconti of Miami with eight 35; Don Bies, Seattle, Wash., 33 the game on the bench and and Chris Hanburger of Wash- -36--B9; Bert Yancey, Pompano Pittsburgh lost 10-7. ington with seven, followed by Beach, Fla., 35-34-69; and "That's something you don't defensive tackles Bob Lilly on Australia's David Graham, 32- want to happen," he recalled Dallas with four and Merlin 01- 37. Sam Snead, a youngster of recently. "You don't help your sen of the Rams with three. 60, shot 37-33-70. On the debit side for the vets, 43-year-old Arnold Palmer • -.-::.;.-,->;* could do no better than 38-37- \m Deep Creek Snowmobile 75, four over. "A few makeable putts," which he missed, could have given him a sub-par Races Set Jan. 13-14 round, he said. Lee Trevino, No. 2 behind Event Sanctioned p.m. each day at the McHenry Nicklaus in money winnings Fairgrounds, with registration last year, was a shot worse By Pennsylvania held at the Deep Creek Lake than Palmer with 38-38-76. Fire Hall until 11 a.m. State Association Sponsoring the event is the Deep Creek Lake Lions Club. Ali-Bugner Promoters OAKLAND, Md. — Deep Further race information may Creek Lake in W e s.t e r n be obtained from Bernard E. Given Special Rates St Box Maryland, the site of the annual&, Marylan£r *°*d% 21550, or by LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) — Maryland State Championship phoning (301) 387-6691. The Las Vegas Convention Snowmobile Races, will be the Information on accommoda- Authority agreed Thursday to GRANTS scene of the Deep Creek Lake tions may be obtained from the give promoters of the Mu- mil NO EXTRA CHARGE Snowmobile Races to be held Deep Creek Lake . — Garrett hammed Ali-Joe Bugner fight on January 13 and 14. County Promotion Council, Feb; 14 a special rate on use of 10W30 or 10W40 Z FOR INSTALLATION The races are sanctioned by Oakland, Maryland 21550, (301) the Convention Center. /_i\ t £JLl\l the Pennsylvania State 334-3888. Usually the Convention Cen- Snowmobile Association. This is Deep Creek Lake is located ter collects 10 per cent of the /A GUARANTEED L the first snowmobile meet in on U.S. Route 219, eight miles gross. The Board agreed LONG DISTANCE Western Maryland sanctioned by north of Oakland, Maryland. Thursday to accept 6 per cent /£ 36 MONTHS this relatively new association. of the gross on the fight —V~BF~V* ^ / "" ' 'Ban..— .^•••^anal The speed oval races will be between Ali and the British ( held in Powder Puff I, II, Commonwealth heavyweight MOTOR OIL GRANDMASTER TIRE GUARANTEE ! and III, Junior I, and II. and 70 In Pittsburgh champion. 111, Modified I, II, III, IV and Caesars Palace Hotel, which 1. T?ead Lift Guarmtct Against Road HiiSrdi V and A, B, C, D, and E Stock is hosting the fight, will pay the We auiran**e all Grantmijter tires against Group Visiting C failures from ill normal road hazards for Iht The purse will consist of 100 full 10 per cent fee if the gate lif» of the )re*d with the exception of: ordinary per cent of the entry fees. exceeds a quarter million SALE 59 nail punctures, flr«, theft, front-end nut-align* mtnt, undtr-infUtion, over-infUilon and run* The races will begin at 1:00 Mrs. Clemente dollars. ing ffit. 2. Trr»d Life Guarantee Against Defects 10Qt.Can»5.07 We Quinntee the Gnntmaster tires, 90a>nst *JI ESTATE NO. 1MS7 defects of material and workmanship, for tr* Pirates, Steelers STATE OF MARYLAND life of Iht tread. SOT1CE OF APPOINTMENT Basis of Adjustment: Should your Grantma&ter St. Patrick's, Fly To Puerto Rico AND tire renuire adjustment under Section I or 2 if NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Guarantee, please return it to Grants and TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN we will replace it by giving YOU a proportionate THE ESTATE OF JOHN LOUIS BEIER. allowance for the unused tread, based on the cur. SS. Peter-Paul PITTSBURGH (AP)'— About This a to Rive notice that the under- rent selling wice, including Federal Excise Tix. 70 persons, most members- of signed, Ann* Beier Campbell whose ad- 3. Guaranteed Against Tread Wear dress is 150 Almerio Way. N. E.. St. The origin*! tread is guaranteed not te wear the Pittsburgh Pirate organ- Petersburg, Florida 33704 has been ap- out for th« number of months des'insted. If Stay Unbeaten ization, flew by chartered jet to pointed personal representative M the tread wears out during fhis period, the firt estate of JOHN LOUIS BETER who died Should be relumed to Grants and we will re> Puerto Rico Thursday to visit on December M, 1972, wth it wiH. | place il, charging 1h« current regular selling, St. Patrick's and SS. Peter & mcr olus Federal Excise Tux !«$ the follow- the widow and three sons of All persons having any objection to nich j ing wrctnlsgt allowance toward Iht ourehi» Paul both remained undefeated appointment (or to the probate of the of a new tire. Roberto Clemente. decedent's mil) nhall file the same with in Catholic Youth Basketball the Bepster of Wills of AUegany County Tire Guarantee, Altowanet Among them were Pirate 18-27 Months JOH League play following action on or before July 2. 1973. 28-40 Months last night at Bishop Walsh and President Dan Galbreath, Man- All persona having dairns against UK 25% ager Bill Virdon, former man- decedent must present their claims to the This guarantor covtrs Jires in pasjwiwr c«r at St. Pete's gym. undersigned, or file the same with the Sfrvicr only. Pisienger cjr lirti ui*d in com- ager Danny Murtaugh and said Register of Wills on or before six Ride on mercial strvice reduce Ihe fuirjnfet p«rio4 With Steve Morozek scoring many players, former players months from the date of such appoint- ^0- br SOS. ten points, St. Patrick's rolled ment. and'some wives. Any claim not so riled on or before new breed to an easy 38-9 triumph over such dat* shall be unenforcettble there- St. Mary's at SS. Peter & Paul Rooney Goes Along after. Anna Beler Campbell as the losers were blanked over Civic leaders also went along, 159 Almedo Way. N. E. BRONCO TIRES the first period of play. St. Pat's St. Petersburg, Florida 33704 GRANTMASTER as well as Art Rooney, owner Personal Representative boosted its lead to 18-3 at half- of the Pittsburgh Steelers of the William G. Beier RUN SMOOTH FOR time and had little difficulty 107 Greene .Street National Football League, and Cumberland, Maryland OPEN ROAD DEPENDABILITY in subduing their opponents. Steeler running back Preston Resident Agent SALE Timmy Meade was the SS. Date of first Pearson. publication: • 4.PLY CONSTRUCTION Peter & Paul sparkplug at Bis- Immediately following their January 9, 1973 Jam« M. Roby (R«si»tc rocks, curbs and chuckholes.) hop Walsh, bucketing ten mark- arrival at San Juan, they were Register of WiU« ers as he and his teammates .0 travel to the Clemente home Adv. N-Jan. 5-11-19 46 . • 7t SERIES DfSIGN also had an easy time, finishing to pay their respects to . Cle- ESTATE SO. 1M»S (Built low, wide and rugged.) with a 40-19 decision over St. WATE OF MAHTLASD C78-14 mente's widow, Vera, and her JTOTICE OF APPOINTMENT GMNTS 'WJ-UUNWET BATTERY Michael's of Frostburg. The three sons: Roberto Jr., 8; AND • STRONG POLYESTER CORD TuhiUu Frostburg quint was held score- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Luis, 7, and Enrique, 4. TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN (Runs smooth—no flat spot thump.) less in the third quarter and Clemente is believed to have|THE ESTATE;OF" UJTIE: MAE JONES. SS. Peter & Paul outscored St. Thifu:_ s If j«tn txtiro Agiv nstHne * nodefhat *tha ttha ltn/1»t rthe under • 7-RIB GRAB-AND-GO TREAD been killed last Sunday while signed, Mary Downey Reinhard whoK $ Michael's from the field by a accompanying a plane load of addres* is 17 Prospect Square, Cumber- (Provides positive traction.) SIZE SALE 19-9 margin. relief supplies from Puerto land, Maryland 11502 has been appointed C78-14 $19.81 personal representative of the estate of • STAY-WHITE WHITIWALLS In another game at SS. Peter Rico to earthquake victims in LUTIE MAE JONES who died on October SALE E78-14 $21.88 11, 1S72, with * will. (Resist-yellowing—easy-to-clean.) & Paul gym, St. Ambrose scor- Nicaragua AH person* having any objection to ».*•*» kMttary fits IM« GM, for4r Chry*** F78-14 $25.88 ed a 32-18 victory over Mt. Sa- such appointment for to the probate of HM •»t«mobH«a, Meets and exceeds original equip- • HIGH-MILEAGE POLYBUTADtENE G78-U $27.88 vage as Tommy Poland meshed Headed Relief the decedent's will) >haH fie the same with the Register of WHI* of AJJegany (A tough tread for long mileage.) H78-14 $29.88 ten markers to pace the win- County on or before July 2, 1973. ment power, performance—electrical demands of nxwt Clemente, who earned recog- All persons having claims againrt the G78-15 $27.88 ners. St. Ambrose waited until nition as a baseball superstar decedent must present their claims to can. Advanced design. Made with larger plate* in- • CHLOROBUTYL INNER LINER $29.88 the final period to turn the H78-1S in 18 seasons with the Pirates, the undersigned, or file the »ame with side; tougher, thinner polypropylene cover
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