FRIDAY. AUGUST 12. 1960
All Stars Tackle Pros
In C arity Football Tilt
CHICAGO (JP)—The football figures to be in constant orbit over Soldier Field to
night as the College All-Stars tackle the favored champion Baltimore Colts of the National
Football League in the annua
It will be televised an
'Big Walter'
Steals Show
On U.S. 5
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (?)1
—The more than 6,500 basket
ball fans who came out to
watch the two Jerrys play for!
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the U.S. Olympic team left,
talking about "Big Walter."
The big crowd was familiar,
with the exploits of Oscar Robert-'
son, Jerry West and Jerry Lucas
—but few knew of Walt Bellamy,
just a growing boy from Indiana.
Bellamy, a junior there, is a 6-11 i
hulking giant.
He was considered just an
other one of the boys until he
put on a show at Mountaineer
Fieldhouse during the Olympic
tests 91-69 victory over the
Cleveland Pipers Wednesday
night.
It wasn't what Bellamy did, it
was the way he did it. This huge
lad twirled like a ballet dancer,
leaped like a kangaroo and moved
like the wind. Bellamy had 18
points and six rebounds in 21 min
utes of play.
"Bellamy must weigh at least
260 pounds," estimated ex-West
Virginia center Lloyd Sharrar,
now with the Pipers. "What a
man."
Bucky Bolyard and Willie Ak
ers, two other ex-West Virginia
players with the Pipers, echoed
the same sentiments after Bel
lamy hit eight of 11 shots from
the floor.
Robertson led all scorers with
26 points, getting most of them
from the inside.
But Bellamy, known as the
“Big Bell" in Indiana circles, rang
the loudest during the Olympic
exhibition here.
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game sponsored by the Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc.
broadcast nationally, via ABC beginning at 9 p.m. EST. The
Colts are favored by three touch
downs.
On the pro side, the peerless
Johnny Unitas will be flipping
the ball near and far.
On the All-Star side, three of
college football's finest passers
last fall—Don Meredith of South
ern Methodist, George Izo of No
tre Dame and Pete Hall of Mar
quette will be pitching deter
minedly.
There could be a heavier aer
ial bombardment than in. last
year's 29-0 Colt triumph in
which the Collegians tried 41
i passes, completing 15 for 186
I yards, and Baltimore tossed 28
times for 14 hits and 211 yards.
By comparison Baltimore's
ground yardage was 155 and the
All-Stars' a mere 21.
The college lads have been pu
pils the past three weeks in train
ing at Northwestern University of
one of the greatest passers in
NFL history, All-star head coach
Otto Graham.
If anybody knows when and
where to throw against a pro foe,
it's Graham, former sharpshooter,
for the Cleveland Browns. A dif
ferent point, however, is whether:
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through an iron-ribbed Colt de- ;
fense, or whether the collegiate) Twenty-three members of Penn
forwards can provide ample pass State's 1960 track and field squad
protection against Baltimore's be-iwere awarded varsity letters.
hemoth chargers. I They are: Bob Brown, John
The Colts do not appear to be 'Fariera, George Jones, and Cor
taking the game lightly. As the nelius Sharpe all of Philadelphia;
45-man pro squad flew hire IDick Campbell, Morrisville; Pal
yesterday from the Colt camp Cunningham. Woodbridge, N.J.;
at Wesiminister, Md.. Baltimore Don Davies, Tenafly, N.J.; Dick
Coach Weeb Ewbank said:
lEngelbrink, Glenside; Dick Gross.
"Needless to say, we plan toJohnstown; Dick Hambright, Ty
win. We regard this game as sec-gone; George Metzgar. Export;
and in importance only to the l Mike Miller, Kane; Steve Moor
championship playoff. We cannot head, North East; Jon Musser,
afford to lose to the All-Stars. A I,emoyne: Dale Peters, Allentown:
defeat, in addition to embarrassingiMelvin Barney, Pittsburgh; Bill
the National Football League, Simon, Merion Station;'Bill Snow,
might damage the morale of ourMaplewood, N.J.; Bob Szeyller,
squad just when we are going outAltoona; Herman Weber, Erie;
for our third championship in a Blaine O'Connor, Smethport; Jim
row." land Bill Schwab, Patton.
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For Number One
Left Guard Sp©t
The battle for Penn State's No.
1 left guard position looms as one
of the highlights during pre-sea
son grid drills.
The job could go to any one of
four candidates, with former. cen
ter Wayne Berfield and new
comer Joe Blasenstein apparently
the chief contenders. Varsity hold
over Dick Butterfield and Dave
Robinson,, a freshman end last
season, also could win the assign
ment before State . opens the cam
paign Sept. 17 against B o s to n
University.
The 193-pound Berfield let
tered at center in 1958, but missed
the '59 season because of injuries.
Blasenstein is a hard-hitting, but
rather light at 187 pounds, per
former who started for last year's
froth eleven.
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NEW YORK (iP)---Chicago has
been granted a franchise in the
American Football League effec
tive with the start of the twit sea
soir, Harry Wismer said yester
day. Wismer is both president of
the New York entry in the new
pro league and chairman of the
loop's expansion committee.
Wismer said that Bill Veeck of
the Chicago White So , : end Tom
my King Jr., former public rela
tions director of the Chicago Sta
dium, were members of the syn
dicate awarded the franchise.
Buffalo, Boston, Denver, Hous
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are in the new circuit along with
Dallas and New York. Atlanta
also has been awarded a fran
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