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ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, Dee. 6, 1968 29 rrns Boston State Seniors Tin eat to the Hawks 'New Jersey FIRST INSTALLATION of Mechanical Man Equipment" WINTERIZE BANGOR, Me. Boston State College's pair of talented seniors, 6-3 Rod Forbes and 6-4 Joe Casev. nromise to nrovide plenty of trouble for Monmouth ezek 5.5. Haas and Mclntyre give the Hawks plenty of backboard muscle.

One of the tourney's spotlighted players will be Little Ail-American Rod Butler of Western New England. In a visit to New Jersey Wednesday night, Butler pumped in 52 points in a 106-104 victory over Paterson State. A Monmouth scout saw that performance and raved "that guy's almost impossible to stop." Your Car $A95 FINISH SIMONIZ PASTE WAX AND POLISH By appointment only CAR WASH 97c Spray Wax No Waitfnr 2 Barn Houri: Daily 8:30 A.M. to P.M. Sun.

8 A.M. to P.M. City Car Wash Ph. 774-8500 Hwy. 35, Neptune City Shopping Center NEPTUNE CITY Winter Hits Winter Golf League Fast MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP "I thought I was leading the slalom race coming up the 18th fairway," said a snowcovered golfer yesterday, his ears a bright red.

He was one of 75 players still on the Bamm Hollow Country Club's expanse when a freak localized storm whirled in on 50-mile winds and deposited a half-inch of snow in less than half an hour. That put an end to the tournament of the Shore Winter Golf League that had drawn 98 players. Only 23 finished their rounds before the storm struck, bringing snow in horizontal sheets that obliterated all landmarks from 150 feet. The field scuttled for the clubhouse and the grill did a land-office business in hot drinks, spirits, and sandwiches as the players thawed out from their walk from all four corners of the course. The next event is next Thursday at Metuchen Golf Country Club, and everyone who played yesterday is automatically paid up for next week.

Professionals will be asked to pay again next week and play for the double pot. College Hawks in tomorrow night's opening round game of the fourth annual Paul Bunyan Basketball Tournament. Forbes averaged 20.4 points last year while Casey scored 12 per game and averaged 19 rebounds per contest. Both are in top shape again. Other starters for the Boston squad (1-1 thus far) are 6-2 junior Kim Way, 5-8 junior Bill Poehler, and 6-3 junior Tom Fallano.

The game starts at 7 p.m. with host Husson College taking on Western New England College at 9. The championship final takes place at 5:30 Sunday. Monmouth will put its 2-0 record on the line with its usual four-senior, one-junior starting lineup in top form. Ron Korne-gay, the 5-7 fireball of a back-courtman, is hitting at a 33.5 point clip and has connected on 63 per cent of his shots.

John Barone, the lone junior starter, is averaging 15.5, John Haas 14, Jim Mclntyre 12.5 and Lou Sni- ei Swimmers Lose PRINCETON Princeton University's swim team beat Monmouth College, 77-36, Wednesday. Ken Tillman stood out in Monmouth's losing cause with three first places. He won the 1,000 yd. freestyle in took the 200 individual medley in 2:06.5, and won the 500 freestyle in 5:11.7. The Monmouth 400 freestyle relay team of Tom Wheeler, Mike Clifford, Ken Penska, and Dave Hartman was the only other winner for the Hawks.

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Fager Earns Top Honor i Phone: 449-6024 CHHIIHUHHHHHHHHHMMHIHIHIIM NEW YORK (AP) Dr. Fa Racing Association handicap-per, except for the special Fall High Weight Handicap. After the Vosburg, Dr. Fager was retired to stud at Mc-Knight's and Nerud's Tartan Farm in Ocala, Fla. Joining Dr.

Fager and Dark Mirage on the honor roll last night were Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Werblin's Process Shot, 2-year-old filly; Steven B. Wilson's Top Knight, 2-year-old colt; Grecntree Stable's Stage Door Johnny, 3-year-old colt, William Haggin Perry's Gamely, filly, and mare 3-years-old and up; Paul Mellon's Fort Marcy, turf, and Mrs. Theodora Randolph's Bon Nouvel, ger, who stirred the world of thoroughbred racing with a string of phenomenal performances, was honored last night as Horse of the Year.

The award, presented by Louis L. Haggin II, president of the Thoroughbred Racing Association, at the TRA's annual dinner, was accepted by Mrs. James H. Binger in behalf of her father, William L. McKnight of St.

Paul, Minn. McKnight, the honorary board chairman of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co. who is in Florida, owns 75 per cent of Dr. Fager, with the other quarter being held by the colt's trainer, St. Mary's Tied for 1st TOMS RIVER The second week of play in the Ocean County CYO High School Bas-ketball league saw St.

Joseph's of Toms River and St. Mary's of Lakewood move into a tie for first place. St. Joseph's scored a 68-24 decision over St. Mary's of Barne-gat.

Mark Mahoney, Gary Grey and Rich Purpuri each scored 10 points for the victors. St. Mary's (Lakewood), led by Craig Capona's 14 points, defeated Sacred Heart of Bay Head, 53-36. Dan Kelly scored 17 points in a losing effort. Jim Van Nostrand fired in 14 points as St.

Dominic's topped St. Peter's of Point Pleasant, 38-27. Visitation, Brick Township, with Kevin Phillips finding the range for 20 points, squeaked past St. Thomas of Beach Raven, 34-32. Pete Kaszas had 11 markers for St.

Thomas. John Nerud. Dr. Fager is named after the Boston neurosurgeon who operated on Nerud several years ago. Fifty-four of the 55 members of the TRA's Board of selection voted for Dr.

Fager, with the other ballot going to Dark Mirage, Lloyd I. Miller's champion 3-year-old filly. The board also unanimously named Dr. Fager as the best older colt, horse or gelding of 1968. In winning seven of eight starts this year, the 4-year-old son of Rough 'n Tumble-Aspidistra, set one world record and came within a tick of another in running from seven furlongs to 1V4 miles and carrying as much as 139 pounds.

Dr. Fager, whose only loss in 1968 was a second to Damascus, the 1967 American champion, in the Brooklyn Handicap, set his world record when he carried 134 pounds over a mile in the Washington Park Handicap in 1:32 1-5 to break Buckpasser's mark by two-fifths of a second, In the United Nation's Handi The Perfect Gift for every occasion twvmmmmammmm iwmmwlmMmm.m rj i y.Tsir 1 cap, he made his only appear ance on the grass and beat on Marcy while spotting him 16 pounds. But perhaps his greatest moment came in his final race, the 2 0 .2 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 STANDINGS St. Joseph's. Toms River St.

Mary's. Lakewood St. Thomas. Beach Haven Sacred Heart, Bav Head St. Dominic, Brick Town Visitation, Brick Town St.

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American records approved were: Madeline Manning, Cleveland, 800 meters, Barbara Ferrell, Los Angeles, 60 meters in 7.3 seconds and 200 meters in 22.8 seconds; Mamie Rawlins Chicago, 200-meter hurdles, 27.2 seconds; Los Angeles Mercurettes, 800-meter relay, 1:42.0. Pat Van Wolvelaere of Ren-ton, was credited for equalling the American record of 10.5 seconds in the 80-meter hurdles. The AAU also announced these championship dates: 'ii ii 1 by Tommy Trotter, New yotk grr wi it Give Philco Color TV the FACE TEST and see for youself A color TV that can show you a close-up of the human facs in good lite-like color can Bt any colors right. Philco's special color circuit produces a wider range of flesh tones. It catches the subtle shades of color that make faces more natural and life-like.

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picture Boui Lineups At a Glance Dee. 7 Pasadena Bowl at Pasadena, Calif. Orambllng (8-2) vs. Sacramento State (8-2). Per.

14 Liberty Bowl at Memphis, Mis-alsslppi (fi-3) vs. Virginia Tech (7-3). Pecan Bowl at Arlington, Tex North Dakota State (9-0) vs. Arkansas State (7-2-1) Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, Calif. Fresno Slate (6-3) va.

Humboldt Slate (9- Grantland Rice Bowl at Murfreesboro. Tenn. Louisiana Tech (7-2) vs. Akron (7-2-1). Boardwalk Bnwl at Atlantic City, N.J.

(indoors) Indiana, rs. (90) vs. Delaware (7-3). NAIA final Semifinal winners at site to be named. Dec.

25 North-South Shrine Game at Mlam! North All-Stars vs. South All-Stars, 2 p.m. EST, ABC-TV. Dec, 27 Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, Fla. Ohio PHILCO GETS THE FACES RIGHT, THE REST IS EASY Eli, Harvard Dominate All-New England BOSTON (M Ivy League co-champions Harvard and Yale placed five players each, one more than Boston College, on the 1968 All-New England College Football Team announced today by The Associated Press.

A total of 12 colleges are represented on the 23-player team. A special place was made for Springfield halfback Ted Alflen for Massapequa, N.Y., who captured the mythical New England scoring championship. The Crimson placed Captain Vic Gatto, one of Harvard's all-time great backs, and guard Tom Jones on the offensive unit, and end John Cramer, linebacker John Emery and safety Pat Conway on the defensive squad of the honor unit. Quarterback Brian Dowling and Calvin Hill, who rewrote the Yale record book, were unanimous choices, completing a sweep of All-East, All-Ivy League and All-New England honors. Joining them on the offensive unit were tackle Kyle Gee, end Bruce Wenstein and Gee, end Bruce Weinstein and center Fred Morris.

Dave Bennett, who helped Boston College to a 6-3 record with 16 touchdowns this year, was named the other running back with Hill and Gatto. Alflen was awarded a utility back role on the basis of his scoring ability as a runner, place-kicker and pass receiver. Also named to the offensive unit were tackle Bob Bouley of Boston College, blocking guard Dennis Moran of Bridgeport, and end Bob Neary of Holy Cros. The defensive all-New England choices included end Ralnh Tiner of Connecticut; tackles Joe Lanzilli of Northeastern and Ernie Babcock of Dartmouth; middle guard Dick Kroner of Boston College; linebackers Ross Wilson of Williams and Ken Kuzman of Rhode Island; and backs Jay Donabedian of Boston University and John Salmon of Boston College. Eastern Conference Capitol DiTisInn Pel.

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Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex. Auburn (6. Mill 3) vs. Arizona (8-1), 4 p.m., EbT, country event, Detroit, Nov. 29, 1969; marathon championships, Culver City, Dec.

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