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FOOTMAN Tattooed from knees to hips, a Burmese
throws a left foot to the head of a low-punching opponent
in Rangoon. Anything goes in Thai and Burmese boxing.
Huskies Plan ForOSC Tilt
As Vandals Eye UO Ducks
SEATTLE (AP) Coach Jim
Owens told his Washington Husk
ies to be ready for hard football
practice Tuesday and Wednesday
after Monday's 90-minute workout.
Owens took it easy on the troops
as they opened rehearsal for Sat
urday's UCLA game here. They
studied the single wing, a forma
tion employed both by UCLA and
Oregon State.
The Huskies meet OSC Oct. 22.
Owens announced that Rose
Bown end John Meyers, who has
been out with leg injuries during
the last two games, will be on the
field Saturday.
PULLMAN, Wash. (AP)-Full-backs
Louis Blakely of Sacramen
to, Calif., and Tim Connors of
Spokane, are competing for the
starting spot as Washington State
prepares for Saturday's Oregon
football game. .
The first-string fullback,-George
Reed, is out of action with a brok
en leg and second-stringer Ted
Cano is out with a fractured cheek
bone. . i
Coach Jim Sutherland put his
first and second teams through a
light drill yesterday, then took
them inside to watch movies of
last weekend's 21-21 tie game with
California.
MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) - "De-
fense has been our bugaboo in four
games," said Skip Stanley,
"We've got to do something about
it."
The Idaho football coach, whose
Vandals let Utah State nile ud 501
yards in rustling Saturday, said
Monday:
"We just can't seem to stop
anybody. It may take a defensive
platoon to correct the situation."
The Vandals went through a
brief workout for their homecom
ing game Saturday against Oregon
State.
GOLFER HAS ULCER
SEATTLE (AP) Ruth Jessen
of Seattle said today she is tak
ing an enforced vacation from the
professional golf circuit because
of an ulcer.
"I don't know whether it was
a long bout with the flu or too
many missed putts," Miss Jessen
said. "But I'm going to quit the
tour at least until the first of the
year."
Face Fashions
Yankee Coffins
PITTSBURGH (AP) Elroy
Face is an off-season carpenter
whose special project this week
is fashioning a coffin for the
niii'hly New York Yankees. .
"I'm ready to go against them
tomorrow and the next day, too,
if I'm needed," the Pittsburgh re
lief pitching ace said today. "They
look like just any other club to
me."
Renowned as an Iron man who
pitched in nine successive games
and won 22 in a row over a two
season period in 1938-59, the mild
slightly built upstate New Yorker
said he gets his pitching endur
ance from swinging a hammer.
"I come from a family of carp
penters," he added. "My father
was a carpenter. I studied car
pentry. During the off-season, I
refinish basements and do other
building.
Hammer Helps
"Swinging that hammer, I fig
ure, gives me more strength in
my right arm."
Apparently it puts some mettle
in his heart, too. He has shown
an utter lack of fear of the vaunt
ed Yankee power in saving three
games for the Pirates and sending
his team into the sixth game
Wednesday leading 3-2.
Brashness and cold confidence
characterize this 5-8, 160-pounder
who seems to take a fiendish de
light out of whizzing his fork ball
past the bats of Mickey Mantle,
Yogi Berra and company.
"I respect 'em all, but fear
none," he said.
"I figure every man who steps
up there against me is capable of
hitting the ball out of the park,
but at the same time I'm con
vinced I'm not going to let him
do it."
Face Slender
Face is a slender, nut-brown
man with close-cropped brown
hair and flashing blue eyes. His
hobbies are fishing, hunting and
guitar-strumming with the Pir
ates' hillbilly band. I croon a
little, too." he said.
When he was signed for pro
oaseoau career in isroi, a rnua
delohia Phillv scout. Fred Mat
thews, told him he would be lucky
to make it in Class D ball be
cause of his age (21) and size.
"I guess I fooled him," said
Face. "Here I am in the World
Series.
Elroy is not only in the World
Series. Up to now, from the rabid
Pittsburgh viewpoint, he is the
worm series.
FIGHT RESULT
Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York Joey Donovan, 143,
New York, won a split decision
over Bobby Bartels, 145, New
xoric, iu.
Myrtle Creek Now No. 1
Umpqua Valley League '
WLT Pts. OP
Myrtle Creek 2 0 0 39 6
Glide 1 0 1 58 25
Sutherlin 1 0 1 32 25
Riddle 1.1 0 20 15
Oakland 0 2 0 12 58
Douglas 0 2 0 2 34
Myrtle Creek's Vikings currently
hold down the No. 1 position in
Umpqua Valley League action. The
Vikings are the only unbeaten, un
tied team in the UVL.
Myrtle Creek after a rough pre
season schedule against teams
from the South Coast League be
gan UVL action by downing the
Oakland Oakers, 19-6, and last Fri
day made it two in a row by wal
loping the Douglas Trojans, 20-0.
Led by two outstanding quarter
backs Jim Hensen and Ed Cad
man, the Vikings are out to con
tinue their winning streak in
league play when they, host the
Sutherlin Bulldogs Friday at 8 p.m.
Bulldogs Eye Crown
Sutherlin got into the win column
last Friday by handing the Riddle
Irish a 13-6 defeat. The Bulldogs
opened league play battling to a
19-19 tie with Glide. Riddle was
the pre-season favorite to cop the
UVL title, but after last week's
upset the Bulldogs look like they
might be out to gain their third
straight league crown.
Glide's Wildcats came back last
week after fighting to a deadlock
with Sutherlin in their league open
er to win an impressive 39-6 vic
tory over the Oakland Oakers. The
victory kept the Wildcats tied for
second place in the UVL standings
with Sutherlin with a record of
1-0-1. In the third round of action
in league play the Wildcats will
travel to Riddle Friday to meet
the Irish at 8 p.m.
Riddle Fourth
Riddle's Irish hold down t h e
fourth spot in the league with a
1-1 record. The Irish ran into trou
ble in the first week of action
against Douglas, but managed to
come out on top 14-2 as halfback
Dave Weakley scored two TDs in
the final six minutes. Riddle was
unable to make a comeback last
week against the Sutherlin Bull
dogs as the Irish lost their first
contest in five outings.
In the fifth and sixth position in
the UVL standings are the Oak
land Oakers and Douglas Trojans.
Both squads have records of 0-2.
Oakland lost to Myrtle Creek in
Its league opener and then was
trounced by Glide, while the Tro
jans have lost to Riddle and Suth
erlin. Oakland will travel to Doug
las for a league game Saturday
afternoon at 2.
Statisticwise. the Glide Wildcats
are leading the scoring column
443 J.E. Jockfon-OR 3-SSS3
New 5 H.P. 1960
SEA KING
OUTBOARD 2 only
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in the UVL with 58 points in two I points with 39 and is the leading
games. The No. 1 team, Myrtle defensive 11, with only six points
Creek, ranks second in most total 1 being scored against them.
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Facts And Figures
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
W. L.
Pittsburgh 3 2
New York 2 3
First Game
New York 100 100 0024 13 2
Pittsburgh 300 201 OOx 6 8 0
Ditmar. Coates (1). Maas (5).
Duren (7) and Berra; Law, Face
(8) and Burgess. W Law. L
Ditmar.
Home runs New York. Maris.
Howard. Pittsburgh Mazeroski.
Second Game
New York 002 127 30116 19 1
Pittsburgh 000 100 002 3 13 1
Turley. Shantz (9) and Howard:
Friend, Green (5), Labine (6),
Witt (6), Gibbon (7), Cheney (9)
and Burgess. W Turley. L
Friend.
Home runs New York. Mantle
2.
Third Game
Pittsburgh 000 000 000 0 4 0
New York 600 400 OOx 10 16 1
Mizell. Labine (1). Green (1).
Wilt (4), Cheney (6), Gibbon (8)
and amito; Ford and Howard.
W Ford. L Mizell. Home runs
New York. Richardson, Mantle.
Fourth Game
Pittsburgh 000 030 0003 7 0
New York .... 000 100 1002 8 0
Law. Face (7) and Bureess.
Oldis (9); Terry, Shanlz (7),
Coates (8) and Berra. W Law.
L Terry.-
Home runs Mew York Skow-
ron.
Fifth Game
Pittsburgh .... 031 000 0015 10 2
New York 011 000 0002 5 2
Haddix. Face (7) and Burgess.
Oldis (9); Ditmar, Arroyo (2),
Stafford (3). Duren (8). and How
ard, Berra (9). W Haddix. L
Ditmar.
Home run New York, Maris.
Schedule
Tuesday, Oct. 11 open date
Wednesday. Oct. 12 at Pitts.
burgh
Thursday. Oct. 13 at Pitts
burgh (if seventh game neces
saryj
Financial Facts
Fifth Game
Attendance 62.753
Total receipts net $419,135.44
commissioners share $62,
870.32 Pittsburgh club's share $89,
066.28 New York club's share $89,
066.28 National League share $89,
066.28 Five Game Totals
Attendance 274,550
Total receipts (net) $1,758,
674.29 Commissioner's share $263,
501.15 Player pool (first 4 games only)
-$682,144.82
Pittsburgh club's share $202,
757.09 New York club's share $202,
757.09 National League's share $202,
757.07
American League's share $202.-757.07
Odds Cficnge; Pirates Nov; Favored;
Stenqe! Admits We Has His Worries
PITTSBURGH (AP) Casey
Stengel said it just right if you
overlook the grammar.
"Well, observed the New York
manager Monday after Pitts
burgh's 5-2 triumph, "We gotta
win tne next one or we ain t gonna
be playing ball no more."
That's the way the World Series
picture was today, the , Pirates
needing just one more victory to
eliminate the Yankees.
After absorbing two terrific
shellackings in a row, the battling
Bucs bounded back with two vic
tories in the enemy's own ball
park to take a 3 to 2 lead in the
best-of-seven set.
Just two days ago, the odds
makers were laying 5 to I on the
Yankees to win the series. Today,
they're giving odds of 4 to 1 on
the Pirates.
Bob Friend, Pittsburgh's 18
game winner, is Danny Murtaugh's
pitching choice for the sixth game
Wednesday.
If a seventh game is needed,
Murtaugh will call on Vern Law,
the only pitcher with two victories
in this series. Ford or Turley,
which ever doesn't pitch Wednes
day, will start the payoff game,
provided the Yankees even the se
ries. Stengel, who only a short time
ago was aiming for four straight
following Pittsburgh's opening
game victory, admittedly had his
worries today.
Friend pitched last Thursday
and was charged with the 16-3 de
bacle in the second game. He gave
up six hits in four innings before
he was taken out for a pinch hit
ter with Pittsburgh trailing 3-1.
The strone-armed righthander.
however, struck out six.
Murtaugh said he would start
the same lineup if Turley should
be the pitcher. Against Ford, Mur
taugh will use Hal Smith behind
the plate in place of Smoky Bur
gess. Another possible change may be
Rob Skinner in left in place of
Gino Cimoli, if Turley pitches. I
Skinner, who has been out of ac-1
tion since the first game with a
jammed left thumb said he was
available for pinch hitting duties
Monday.
Harvey Haddix, with the help of
Elroy Face, put the Pirates in a
commanding position Monday be
fore 62,753 Yankee Stadium fans.
The 35-year-old left-hander had a
three-hitter until the seventh when
he weakened and gave up singles
to Tony Kubek and Hector Lopez.
Face, for the third time in the
series, came on and stilled the
Yankees the rest of the way.
Art Ditmar, for the second time
in the series, was shelled from the
mound early. The tall right
hander, who was kayocd in the
first inning of the opener was
knocked out in the second inning
this time.
. A double by Dick Groat and a
single by Bob Clemente scored one
in the third, off reliever Luis
Arroyo. Pittsburgh's final run
came in the ninth off Ryne Duren
on Smoky Burgess' single, an er
ror,' a wild .pitch and Don Hoak's
single. -
The Yankees scored in the sec
ond on a double by Elston Howard
and two infield outs. Roger Maris'
home run in the third, his second
of the series, closed ou the Yank
ee scoring.
Dear Brothers and Sisters:
You ore sincerely and fraternally
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. First Annual Fall Festival
Of Philetarion Lodge which will be
held at the I.O.O.F. Temple
Wednesday, October 12th
There will be a free dinner of turkey and ham
at 7 o'clock and 8 o'clock, followed by a program
of music and other interesting entertainment.
PLEASE NOTIFY IN ADVANCE THE NUMBER
OF PERSONS IN YOUR PARTY.
We will be looking for you and your friends.
Visiting members welcome.
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Schloredt Top Back
Of Week In Big Five
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Bob
Schloredt, the University of Wash-'
ington's All-America quarterback,!
is the Big Five's back of the week, i
Schloredt's selection was an
nounced Monday. He was picked,
for his play last Saturday when he
directed the Huskies to a 29-10 win
over Stanford.
The triple threat Held general
chalked up 148 yards passing and
running, threw a 33-yard touch
down pass and scored another TD
on an 11-yard run.
His defensive play and punting
were equally effective.
Housronians Shine
DALLAS, Tex. (AP) Hous
ton's Dave Smith is pulling away
from the field in American Foot
ball League running but the
greatest progress made last week
was by the late-starting Billy Can
non, also of Houston.
Smith leads the league with 291
yards on 58 runs. Cannon, the for
mr Louisiana State All-America,
has swept from fifth to second
with 227 yards on carries.
Georae Blanda. Houston quar
terback, still leads the scoring
with 49 points.
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