Canevin
The 1969 Canevin High
School football team has
grown up and at least four
members might be causing a
bit of a stir on the national
football scene this fall.
Offensive tackle Dave
Blantlino should be in the pit
for Pitt, while his former
teammate Frank Polito, a
senior safety at Villanova,
sets off in search of an All-
America season for, the
Wildcats.
At Notre Dame, junior
quarterback Tom Clements
will call the shots for the
Fighting Irish while his buddy
at Canevin, Penn State
Defensive halfback Buddy
Ellis, enters his third season
as a starter in the Lion
secondary.
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Tired Muhammad Ali wraps up tired Ken Norton
class of '7O producing
Ellis, who will be on hand
for Penn State this Saturday
at Stanford, said Clements
started playing varsity ball in
high school as a freshman.
"Tom is a great athlete,"
Ellis said. "He has the speed,
the talent and the moves. He
has what it takes."
When the Lions take the
field at Palo Alto, . Ellis'
experience will be counted on
heavily since he has started
every game the past two
seasons.
Speaking of Mike Boryla,
Stanford's big passing threat,
Ellis said he certainly wasn't
running away from the
competition.
"There's.a good one," Ellis
said. "He's tall and tough and
cool and he never gets
flUstered. They're building
him up as an All-America so
he must be really tough."
"But we're looking
foreward to meeting him."
The secondary fog that
existed this spring has been
lifted by fall practice, and the
defensive backfield has had to
adjust to the loss of All-East
safety Greg Ducatte.
Throughout the Spring, Ellis
was the only certain starter.
Junior Jim Bradley seems
to have earned the other
halfback slot, while Jack
Koniszewski and Scott
Mitchell are both listed as
starters at safety so
prespmably they will be
alternating.
Understandably, Ellis
indicated he prefers to play
against ‘ runnirlg teams such
as Syracuse and N.C. State.
—Rick Starr
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Ali decisions Norton
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP)
Muhammad Ali, shaking
off Ken Norton's strength
sapping body. punches, put on
a two-fisted attack to the head
in the final round that carried
him to a split f2-round
decision last night which
avenged his broken jaw loss
of last Marth.
Ali, apparently realizing
that he was in danger of
suffering what would have
been a career-ending loss,
came out firing :Iwith both
hands to the head at the
beginning of the 12th round
and hardly stopped punching
for the entire three 'minutes
as he overwhelmed Norton.
The final-round blitz paid
off and kept Ali as a major
challenger to heavyweight
champion George Foreman.
Judge John Thomas gave
Ali six points and Norton five
on a scoring system in which
the winner of a round gets one
point and the loser none, with
no points for an even round.
Referee Dick Young scored
it 7-5 for Ali, while judge
George Latka gave it to
Norton 6-5.
The Associated Press
scored it 6-5 for Norton.
AP wirephoto
Thomas said after the fight
that he had five points for
each man going into the 12th
and final round-of - the slam
bang duel at the Forum.
All seemed to be in serious
trouble in the lath and 11th
rounds when solid shots to the
body by Norton turned the
former 'heavyweight
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champion from a jabbing
boxer into a flatfooted fighter
who looked every one of his 31
years.
The 11th round was
particularly grim for Ali as
Norton landed five punishing
shots to the body, especially a
left hand that dug into the pit
of Ali's stomach.
But Ali was not to be
denied. He kept his word that
he would avenge one of the
two losses he has suffered
against 42 pro victories. The
other defeat was to Joe
Frazier in 1971.
It was the loss to Norton in
which he suffered a broken
jaw last March 31 that was
particularly galling to Ali.
Ali contended that he beat
himself in the first Norton
fight because he was out of
shape he weighed 221 then,
compared to 212 for this fight.
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Ali worked hard and many
pbservers said he was in the
best condition he had been in
in many years.
That condition stood-Ali in
good stead last night as
major league standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
East
L. Pet. G.B.
59 .582
65 .549 4 1 / 2
69 .524 8
72 .500 11 1 / 2
73 .490 13
84 .429 22
%V.
Baltimore 82
Boston 79
Detroit 76
New York 72
Milwaukee 70
Cleveland 63
West
Oakland 82 60
Ran City 78 64
Chicago 72 71
Minnesota 69 73
California 64 75
Texas 50 92
577 -
549 4
503 10 1 / 2
486 13
460 16 1 / 2
352 32
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Norton, 206, applied 'constant
pressure and worked to the
body.
Both men appeared hurt on
four or fiVe occasions, Ali's
eyes reflecting pain from a
couple of body punches and
two straight right hands.
Norton appeared dazed and
moved backwards several
times from flurries of
punches to the head with
short right hands by Ali being
especially effective.
However, neither man
appeared in danger of going
down.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East
W. L.
St. Louis 72 71
PIRATES 70 70
Montreal 69 73
New York 69 74
Chicago 68 74
PHILLIES 64 75
West.
Cincinnati 87 57
Los Ang 84 60
San Fran 80 62
HouSton 73 72
Atlanta 70 76
San Diego 52 90
Pct: G.B.
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.496 1 . 2
.486 2 1 / 2
'.483 3
.482 3 1 / 2
.448 8
604 -
583 3
555 6
503 141,t,
480 18
366 34