C-2 *** THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. SINOAV. DECEMBER *3. 18.,0 TWO QUARTERBACK STANDOUTS pn Wilt Gels 32 Pleasant Problem Facing TEE TO GREEN Texas Western Grid Coach By MERRELL WHITTLESEY In Sixth Win; EL PASO, Tex., Dec. 22 (Spe- cial) —Coach Mike Brumbelow of Texas Western is having a pleasant debate with himself lowa is "phys- Victor The average person voting for match play and 64 for about whether to start his all- ically equipped play play. ... quarterback to much stroke A movie col- LAWRENCE, Kan., Dee. 32 conference in the golf does, game better than he or she umnist reports Esther Williams VP).—Wilt Chamberlain scored Sun Bowl football against but a lack of mental top - | |> m'* George Washington. confidence is the candidate, for the role 32 points In leading the Kansas ¦' holds them back. of Babe Zaharias for the pro- Jayhawks their straight jjl Brumbelow is In the enviable to sixth i| .a . That’s the opinion of posed position of having Bill movie about the Babe. basketball victory, 83-62, over available Bob Strausbaugh, one of the youngest a Sounds like typical Hollywood Wisconsin tonight. Forrest, Junior who does most head pros in the Middle Atlantic casting. things things Wisconsin, hustling the Jay- as well and some section, who is making a hobby better than does Bob Laraba, a Golf tournaments won’t seem hawks off their feet, raced to a of simplifying golf teaching. year sophomore was the same next without 81-' 38-30 halftime lead and was in tall who chosen Strausbaugh, pro at fall the Foun- year-old BUI Curtiss in the gal- the game until the last six this on the All-Border Con- tain Head Club in Hagerstown, They leries. The old timer, a spectator minutes when Kansas pulled ference team. have shared speaker at playing-time equally was a featured the at all local events ahd the Open. away a 57-57 tie. almost this iilß ; recent meeting season. National PGA at PGA, and others when they were Chamberlain, who entered Dunedin, The fact that miles, game Laraba is considered the better Fla.. within a few hundred will the with a 36.2 scoring a young pro . defensive player, especially such was called be buried today. The apple average for Kansas' first five Wttl : upon to eye * 4 against running plays, is talk on such an im- of his was Billy, his grandson, games, made 13 points the first "__ and a portant subject eye- p long passer and fine punter. For- caused some who is one of the District’s topj | half and 19 the second. He J9KSPK brow lifting in this section, but juniors, and a freshman at dominated play under -•. I||i* ik Jjg| rest, however, is one of the best both n jrafeua according to the area pros who Bucknell. runners in the Southwest, his jSgg»£|gg|&|ggggg| backboards. IISIMp -<>, »& heard Strausbaugh at Dunedin, ; vS passing good '. is enough, and he ' |t v/ ; . 'C' he made tremendous hit. IOWA CITY, lowa. Dec. is rated an exceptionally shrewd a VP). lowa edged lOth-ranked play selector. He also is better Bill confessed the other day Kansas State. 85-83, tonight to at pass defense. that "it was the biggest thrill Jersey School extend the lowa home court my Injuries struck three players of life. When fellows like victory string over nonconfer- ; P9piji flip' t Horton Smith, Joe Novak and in Jate practice sessions today as jijji ence teams to 75. - the- Miners scattered to their ¦ mRRRI Herb Graffis went out of their way to compliment me, I felt I ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. 22 homes for a short Christmas Eagles VP). sharp-shooting, fast- V £;< ' ,> ' had accomplished something.” Beats A holiday. breaking , Michigan '** Strausbaugh basketball Halfbacks Rusty Rutledge and i l*Wv‘ ¦• The illustration RUTHERFORD, N. J„ Dec. 22 team overwhelmed Pittsburgh Jimmy Be Tackle used that earned the most at- Special).—American University vers and Dan i 808 LARABA • here tonight, 90-75, for fourth Boyd the casualties his method of teach- tumbled Its sixth its TURNABOUT FOR TUBBS —Jerry Tubbs, Oklahoma’s All-American center, were in the All-Conference Choice tention was to straight victory against two defeats in only hard ing beginners to swing with a basketball takes a handoff as a fullback from Len Dawson of Purdue as the scrimmage. Rutledge defeat here tonight as nonconference play. Quarterback reinjured a knee golf ball Fairleigh North All-Star team drills for Shrine game Miami on which had I two 200-pounders in its starting attached to the club! Dickenson came from Led by Ron Kramer's 21 the at Wednesday night. benchedahim reg- line, win, The halfback is for half the ¦ with a backflcld averaging head. He had a company make! i behind to 91-86. points, the Wolverines were Tommy McDonald of Oklahoma. Switched to fullback along ular seaso.i, while Bevers suf- up several woods with a ball at- The Eagles, ¦ around 175. who led for almost never behind after the first min- with Tubbs is Jimmie Harris, the Oklahoma quarterback.— AP Wirephoto. fered a Jaw, barely miss- by a from bruised The Miners, however, appar- tached screw the in- the entire first half, fell behind John Lazor of Pitt the ing a fracture, was as ute. was and hospit- ¦ ently take delight in pushing side. Brian Littlefield came into game’s high with alized. Boyd gash practice, golfers game scorer 22 received a on i around much larger opponents, But for winter the and hit on a pair of points. THEY HAVE 3-6 RECORD his nose which required 15 i They’ve won nine of 10 games •can get* the effect by taping a jump shots and Ted Kornegay Sooners stitches. this fall, and every week were plastic ball to the clubhead. and John Postol added goals. EAST LANSING, Mich.. Dec. Make 22 (VP).—Michigan State, with The Miners return to the . outweighed. They scored 305 The Idea behind It is to con- The Knights led, 51-47, at in- a big assist from 27 made drill field Wednesday for their • points to 65 by opponents, and centrate on the ball being part, termission and the Eagles never points Vols Trying to Shake last stretch of practice. usually exhausted the opposi- of the clubhead, and to feel as again caught up. by Larry Hedden, defeated Mar- quette. 92-65, As for another problem, weight tion with quick charges in the though you swing the ball off Four players from each team in a non-confer- North ence basketball game here to- Favorite line hit for double versus speed. Texas Western, tremendous speed figures. For the and in the club. night. Unlucky figures it will be outweighed the backfleld. j “Many beginners have good ! Knights It was Don Margolin Bowl Streak The Spartans jumped away to quite a bit by GW, but that it ! They were able swings—when there’s no ball' 'with 18 points. Dick Gashler and will to do this fast 43-26 lead at the half, By the Associated Preea , ! 10 games and those by close mar- have an edge in speed. And because stamina and running there”—Strausbaugh said. ‘‘Put Postol, each with 16. and Connie a In they like Kaker with AU Bill scoring 15 baskets to only 6 for Shrine Game it that way. “We’d ball 15. For , gins, underdog are the every prac- a down and they slap at it. Unbeaten, untied Tennessee is a definite but No. 1 item at Marquette. not supporters. rather have a 180-pound boy tice Everything A few hours of swinging a club O’Brien had 20 points, Frank seeks improvement of an un- without Its The MIAMI, Dec. 22 VP).—Bol- session. they do The closest . who is quick, than a sjuggish at top speed, with ball attached, and they Weiss 18. Dick Wells 17 and Marquette came to happy postseason record In the Bears lost in both their previous stered by five players from is and all sessions a closing gap 220-pounder,” Brumbelow says. up generous get the idea.” Wally Ryland 15. the was with eight approaching major bowl games, bowl ventures. Oklahoma's national champion wind with a num- gone _Texas Western will have only ber of wind sprints. Another Strausbaugh teaching The victory was Fairlelgh minutes in the second half, which include rematches at Pasa- First for lowa football team, the North has when the Michigan been established aid, and he doesn't claim any of Dickinson’s fourth in seven State lead dena and Jacksonville. lowa, enjoying as a one- games. plays was cut to 56-46. Marquette then Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh Its best season 1 touchdown favorite over the them are original, is to have Winless AU next | since 1922 and first undisputed pupils January 9 In cooled off, managing only one get things way Saturday South in the Shrine's tee up the ball on all shots its Mason-Dixon under Big Ten title since 1921, has all-star opener against basket during the next seven at no’ football game Wednesday night GW except short chips for the first Conference West- in the Gator Bowl Jacksonville, 'Ready for Anything' minutes. bowl Hawkeyes ern Maryland j Fla. Tech edged Pitt, 7-0, in the ; record. The in the Orange Bowl. month or so of play. On a at AU. feature a stubborn defense which tee, Henry F.Dlck’lon G P Pis. Amrrlnn G F Pts SQgar Bowl last January. Taking unusual liberties with ’wooden that is.