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Will Manlle Play! Yes, Says Honk
NEW YORK lAP) -- The Newicept (or Mjntlr. who underwent, unnVr the ualihful ers of Yjnk
York Yankefi were expected to minor sureiy tor m n alisi-rss un physician l)r. Suim'y lianur, who
find out today if Mukey Mantle s the hip. the Ynks were in per-, said. - am optimistic about his
Mon., Ocr. 2, 1961 The Newt Review, Roicburcj, Ore. T
rr' ...
ailing hip was strung enough to feet lia.
start the fust World Series game "As of now." said rookie nun
against the Cincinnati Reds Wed- ager Ralph lluuk. 'Mantle is hat
nesday. 1 ting No 4 in the lineup Wednesday
'1 hup to be able to play." and will be in center field. My
said .Mantle, who was released only concern now is that the lay
trom tne hospital Sunday. off might keep ii.m from being as
Both the Yanks and Reds sched- sha. p as he could be "
uled workouts at the Stadium. t. Mantle was to work out lightly
.a ' X. ... .
lor, wwvi.r..
STRIPPED OF tender, green growth, o Douglas fir seedling,
planted as a 2-year-old is shown after deer have browsed
on it during winter when natural browse has been ex
, hausted. Such trees, when they survive, usually lose from
one to two years of growth and often grow out of shape.
(Photo by Lou Billups, South Umpqua District forestry
technician).
Hunters Welcome In Lands
Owned By National Forest
Iowa, Mississipi Yet To Face
Grid Season 'Moment Of Truth1
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ll will be another month yet
before Iowa and .Mississippi real
ize their moment of truth in col
lege football, unless
Inless the roof falls in on them
as it did to Ohio State, Rice. Penn
Stale and VCLA, to name four,
last weekend.
The two powerhouses, ranked 12 Thoughts Jolted
nationally m The Associated Press' I .
poll, mav make it unscathed until1,.01"" "'oufh' had . !'
Nov. 4. when both face their tough- j ""ht8 of a perfect season jolted
est opponents of the year, Ohio b? "f'se' makfr lexa. thnt. ian.
Stale and Louisiana State, respec-1 nll'n held the favored Buckey.
,1VPV to a 7-7 tic. Last week, let' up-
Tim'n.,..v... u ru' set Kansas 17-16, and now chal-
playing in the series.
Otherwise, the Yanks don't have
a worry. As they finished opera
tions Sunday, they gave a group
of Cincinnati spies a preview of
their strong pitching anil Koccr
Maris' raw power in a I 0 deci
sion over the Boston Red Sox. .Ma
ris' blst homer of the year pro-
- vided the only run. Bill Stafford.
Hal Renitf and l.uis Arrovo com
bined tor the shutout.
Pitchers Jim OTooI. who Is
scheduled to start the first game
i against Whilcv l-'ord. and Joey
j Jay. along with catcher Parreil
I Johnson and coach Jim Turner ot
l tl.d lju.,.- u.m n Tlw.u u-i.ro
a 20 7 victory over Kentucky Sat- sent on in advance. The rest of the
urdav milt 1 Reds arrived Sunday night afler
; " ' ., . , . : finishing the season at Pittsburgh
Between Southern Cal and Ohio Wt.re awed?
State. Iowa faces Big Ten foes'
Indiana. Wisconsin and Purdue , Kn" 5,rn,,h
while Ole Miss must tackle llous- "We knew Mans could hit home
ton. Tulane and Yandei bill before , runs," sjiiffed Johnson, who used
playing LSI'.
Jerry Bums debut a success Satur-
lenges Texas for Soutnwest Con
ference supremacy. Those
Mantle Doubts He
Will Be In Opener
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NEW YORK (AP) - Mickey
Mantle of the New York Yankees
said today he doubted he would
two bf able to play in the opening
World Series game Wednesday I
against Cincinnati at Yankee Stadium.
nh.v s;,;ih, n rlitmi. ih,. -.klldon't meet till late in November
end. I R"'?. another of the so called
.Mississippi, with two straight' SNC elite, ran right into (leorgia
victories, and 17 games in an un-iTe'h's up-and-coming buzzsaw
beaten string, takes on Florida1 'bat mowed 'em down 24-0 while
Slate. Ole .Miss had to work for CCLA, the pride of the
'Coast's Big Kive, got
j by Michigan 28 6.
Coupled wilh Penn State'. Fri
I day night loss, the nation's top
ten teams are in a rather bedrag
I gled condition.
However. Saturday is another! know about them.
(APV A proposal to game and Ohio State gets a chance I talked for a while with 'o2i
basketball federation . to catch the I clans still down. Berra," he cracked. "Now 1 know j
U.S. ! Penn State takes on Boston I'ni- all their secrets." j
will, versity, a 317 loser to Army Sat- .Manager Fred Hutchinson, who
urday, on rnday night. Rice is ..iih k,. if ,
! picked to finish no better than'
Cage Federation
ne. I Will Be Proposed
I to be the Y'anks' third-strong catch
West er. He is nursing a strained mus-
ambushed ! cle m his side and there
chance he may not be ready for
the opener.
Coach Turner, who formerly
held a like position with the Y'anks
said he knows all he needs to
By MRS. MILTON H AMM E RSLY ' logging operators and refrain from
New.-Rtvtew Correspondent I committing trespass or damage of
Forest Raneers at Tiller have I any nature. Where private lands
aeain indicated that hunters will , lie within the forest boundaries.
be welcome this year in the L'mp-1 cannot give permission for hunting.
qua National Forest lands in the i but permission should be sought
Tiller vicinity, where, according to! directly from the landowner," Wd CHICAGO
South L'mpqua District Ranger lid- son dded. establish a
lard M. Lilligren. general ohserva- Commencing Oct. 7. when man- to replace the AAL" as the
Hon is that this year', fawn crop agement unit permits for anterless I international representative
is eood. ideer become valid, those hunter; ! be made today.
Both Lilligren and Cow Creek ' possessing a valid deer permit for I The proposal will be presented ""'
uisinci nanuer aoim u. n nson re-, uie Kougias or tvans ..reeK uniis bv the INational Basketball Com-1 Mime oi me Dig oo.s made out fifth into the championship, said
iterated their la.-t year's effort to, and an unused general deer tag. ! mittee, whose chairman i. Bud belter. Alabama, which now con-1 his team is all ready with possible
clarify the Forest Service position! will be eligible to hunt antlerless ; Foster, former Wisconsin cage tends with Ole Aliss and Georgia I exception of Johnson,
on the matter of hunting within for-1 deer in those areas in accordance coach. The federation would con-1 Tech for Southeastern Conference!
est boundaries and to correct erron- with provisions of the Oregon Slate Sist of representatives, from the (honors, heat Tulane 9-0 and plays I Yanks Favored
eous rumors circulated in the past; Game Commission governing such , NCAA, armed services. YMCA.i Vanderhilt this week. Filth-ranked: The Y'anks remained 12-5 favor
to the effect that hunting wa. be- hunts. National Federation of State' Syracuse scored 29 14 over Westiites to win the series. The last
ing discouraged. i An.ll.hl. -High School Athletic Associations! Virginia, which hasn't won a time the Keds won the National
Tree plantations, our project to . p I and an open group represented by! game in 18 starts, and will have League pennant was in 1W0. Thev
assure future timber supplies, suf-1 Both rangers offered assistance ' lll( AAL- ja l.ttlc- more competition t h i s , went on to win the series from Uie
fer considerable damage when to hunters by indicating that Inn-1 The prupoi will s0 before a week from Maryland. 1 Detroit Tigers in seven games,
deer herds are hard pressed to ob-! ited supplies of maps of their d,s. mceIln2 capd bv Louls G. w,,ke
..v u..-lor Bai-tiesville. OKIa., vice presi-
or when deer populations exceed tnbiition a their respective offices i d(,nt of ,ne lntcrnatlonaI Basket.
numbers for which natural browse at the Tiller Ranger Station and ba( Federation
is available." Lilligren explained. : persons wishing information oni viik? who is an AAU official
N Slaughter h""" in the area are invited lojwas asked by ine K1BA to make
"We are not advocatin' whole- drop by the offices. I recommendations towards solu-
sale slaughter but we d like to see Wilson offered one further cau-1 t,on 0f a smouldering dispute be-
nuniers narvesi enougn aeer in uie tion wnen he said some hunters luoon the NCAA and AAtt over
NOT WORRIED about the headline that Roger Moris still has a hot bat, Cincinnati mono
ger Fred Hutchinson rests in his New York Hotel. Hutchinson led his team into New York
to prepare for the World Series opener against the Yankees Wednesday. (UPI Telephuto)
Reds Inability To Hit Left-Handers
Shows In Loss To Pittsburgh's Gibbon
UO Track Coach
Hits AAU Story
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i back of the Reds, sprayed 13 hit.
Cincinnati's final tuneups against ' around Wnglcy Field w hile whip
left handed pilching in Pittsburgh j P,n 'he Chicago Cubs, 8 2
failed to boost the Reds' chances j Curt Flood waited until the final
of healing Whiley Ford in the 'day to hit his second homer of the
World Series opener Wednesday at season in St. Louis' 2 0 victory ocr
Yankee Stadium. j the Phillies w ho suffered their
Joe Gibbon held the National lu7th defeat. The Phils, finishing
League champions to seven hits ! last, were 46 games behind Cu
Sunday. Dealing their 31 and letiv Icmnati
Gibbon struck out eight Cincin
nati batters while notching his 131 h
victory at Pittsburgh. The Pirates"
Rolterto Clemente. who wound up
with Uie batting title on a .351 aver
age, sat out the final games afler
being hit by a pitched ball Tues-
-BOWLING-
lUTMtHUN TIM1E LfAOUC
Standings
like lo obtain a supply of firewood . control of American basketball
tor nome use w nue in tne area and 1
occasionally foresters find that
merchantable iom have been cut
up for the purpose. Permits tor ob
taining firewood for home use are
available at the offices and any
one de-siring to remove wood from
forest lands must have such a per
mit in possession or risk prosecu-
Proftssional Football Standing
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Am trie an Football Lagua
Easttrn Division
W. U T.
area to bring the population into
better balance with food supplies,
thereby Riving the hunters bene
fit of meat from game which could
be lost to starvation in event of se
vere winter hardships, while help
ing to cut down on our seedling
losses from deer browsing the ten
der new shoots.
'As an example of the type of
damage we are getting, in many I tion for trespass, he added,
instances deer have followed our Botn rangers noted lhat hunt
planting crews through plantation ers can do another good turn
areas anti nave iaKen ine Kreen,thev Wl ki anv porcpines they I
top of seedlings within a few weeks. eru.ounU,ri Tne.se animals destroy!
of planting. Damage this early in many voung trees by KirdinH
the life of the tree UMisally kills thfi bark and seem to increas. ;
it. Lilligren explained. mg m numhers. Thev are not pro-
"This problem is common over(tectcd bv )aw and niav klpd
he unoer Stouin umpqua arainace.i . , tu....- u...., ; r
w.hpr rlparcut loi! units have been'.i.. " i n". ' Oakland 1 3
" infill m . . . m ..
aaruraay s kcsuits
San Dico 19. Buffalo 1L
Sunday's Raw It
Oakland 33. Denver 19
Xcw York
Boston
Houston
Buffalo
Wtsttrn Division
San Diego 4 0
Dallas 2 1
Pnvnr . 1 3
Porteri Fxcftvfttjng I 4 j
Nordic piyood U 4
Corn.in U Sctv 14
Four Winds Bovl H 7
Marry Mpld Ford II t
WcCordi Truthing U
Sun Tribune 10 10
Brown) Chevrolet S 1 S
Suthrlin Hardwdr 4 1
four Winoi Union 1 19
Results: Cornish (J Sav 4, Four Winds
BomI 0; Porters Eacavattng 3. Four Winds
Union I; Harry Held Ford 3. Nordic Plywood
I ; Browns CftfvroW 3, Sun Tribune 2;
rVcCords Truck 4. Sutherlln Hardware 0.
Higrt Series: 2ig Pilot 215-)64-21-i9S.
Hiqn Oamt: Jim Pom 2i
Oiner High Games: Jack Budd 201, Bill
Kenwisher 203.
SUTHSRLIN MERCHANTS LtAGUE
W L Pt.
! Hamerschm.m 31 J, Harv
Pkgeero 202.
Pet.
0 JH)
0 .300 5c"0" Intranet
fi Tit Cl,y Brtr Sri op
" ; Goodwin App hence
0 .230 Magic Gas
! M 4, H Wrkt
n f nnn' LA Lumber Co.
W I P) Bide A-wt Cate
0 ,W7 Torrty Harowar
Shuiil 201, Earl
W L
Jacks Signal
Pepsi Col IS
Waixers BWA, 14 l
Dicks Shell U I
Western Auto 13 1
City Reminder 11 1
CroisaUey's 12
Four Winds Restaurant II
Town Cate I
Johnsons Insulation S
Results: Crossailey't 3. Dickt Shell
W sixers B.AA.A. 3. Johnsons Insulation 1;
Town Cte 3, Four Winds Restaurant
Western Auto 3, Jacks Signal 1; Pepsi Cola
3, city Reminder 1.
Hi oh Series; Rodger McKenil 117-ltl-tW
?.
Hiqh Gamer Jack Budd 70
Other High Games: Ray Moort 103, C
Bay lOt, Gut Spekousky 201.
SUTHf RLIN WINDY TIN LEAOUI
Al Jackson stopped them Satur
day.
Bob Turkey, slated to face the
Yanks' Bill Stafford in the third
KPrit-s n-iiiid ul ('ini'inn:iti novt Slat.
KlCF.E (AP) Bill Bower-, urdilyt n;,a a fme workout. He al
nian. University of Oregon track , owrd oniy tj,rt.e hits and one un-
coaih, tmlay took exception to a c;uth-1 run in six innmys against 'a.v. His closest challenger. Vada
story appearing under a New. the I'trates. Relief man Jim Bros-1 1'mson of the Reds finished v-Hh
York dateline, released by the As-'nan was nicked for four hits, two! .342.
Miciated Press and credited lo i runs and his fourth defeat in the
J. Baraek. National AAU presi-, seventh inning,
dent, regarding the present at-j San Francisco nailed down third
tack on the National Amateur place by thumping Milwaukee 8 2
Athletic Organization. j in the first game of a doublehead-
Bnwcrman said: "The big Runs er behind Hilly U'Delt. The Braves
of the AAU have begun to open won the second. 3-2.
up in an effort lo silence, if pos-l The second-place Los Angeles
ible, the movement lo correct imagers, who unistiea lour games
the bad situation existing in track
ami field. Nick riarack lias named sarv j..n sure that tl, rna,.i1PH
2,"f) Sunset Amusement Co
opened up within the last six or
.even years, (ienerally. when deer
browse heavily on young Doualas !
f T and pu.es. it is an indication
that they have depleted their nor
mal browse species on the area;
and are getting pretty hungry. !
More deer than an area will sup I
port are detrimental to the trees!
a well as the deer, because the i
animals, when undernourished, are:
more prone to disease and starva- j x-New York
tion in the event of a hard winter," j Detroit
he continued
Raforeitction Hurt
In The Majors
Major Lg.u St.ndinqt
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Final Standing.
Am.ric.n Lt.gu
W. L. Pet. O B.
Boston
Minnesota . .
Los Angeles
Washington
Baltimore
( hirapn
Ullisren went on to sav that loss Cleveland
o seedling and young, tender
trees not only represents a consid
erable sum of money in current
expenditures, but has the hind
rance etlect of defeating efforts of Kansas Citv
reforestation to provide future tim
ber crops.
Ranger Wilson joined in with the
warning that hunters are urged to
heed a few obvious precautions re
garding hunting in forested lands.
I nless additional rains are forth
roniing during the easn. the
woods will become increasingly dry
and we'll appreciate hunters usina
care with fire. I amplires ami ;
warming fires should he complete-' x-Cinrinnati .
ly extinguished before leaving j Lot Angeles
them. Because of our ra.-h of fires San Francisco
the past six weeks, we at Tiller f Milwaukee .
and we do hope our visiting hunt- St. Louis
ert will be equally cautious. I Pittsburgh
"Another thing wed like to re- inirago
nuest is that hunters re-pect
property rights ot landowners and
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.379
Dallas 26. Houston 21
.New York 37. Boston M
Next Saturday's Game
San Diego at Boston
Next Saturday' Caire
Dallas at Denver
Buffalo at Houston
National Football League
Eastern Division
W. L. T.
Roseburg Neon Ine 4 H 5
Sutneritn Au'O Parti 3 1? 4
Results: G'leun 3. ffoeburQ Non 0:
L 4 H Lumber 3, Torreyi Harrjwar 0,
Bidt-A-WM 3. Suthcrlin Auto Parts ); Magic
Oai ?. Su-ii't Amuwmfnt 1; Ciry BirBrs qua U
J. M A H Warfcet I, Sea Hon Ins I. Good- Rule 3.
Porter's Excavating IS 1
UmpQO Dairy t 'i 13 J
City Vanety
Prime s Fuel Oft I I
PtMisi Cola ' (-
Golden Ru 19
Pat s Broastef A 10
Cornith U &av 10
Hoigattrs 10
Douglas CO Stat Bank 4 l?
Results: Porter's Excavating 4, Holgate't
City Variety 4. Barne't Fual Oil 0; Ump-
ry 3. Cornish U-Save 1; Golden
Pat's Broaster lj Douglas Co. Bank
Gwen McGriff 1t11IA-13t
Aooiiance l 3- psi Cola I
High Series: Tom Winor JOO-J57-15J 4'. High Series:
H gn Game; Mmor City BarDer Shop-j 51-
Otr-er m tjn Games. Russ Rumel 774.; Hiqti Game: Jean Rovntre Itl, Gladys
U Coney 2U, Monta Rowntrea 314, DCK i Minor
Williamt Lifttd
Stan Wilhums had thrre straight
sinjiles for the Uwlsers hWorf he
was lifted fur a pinch hitler. Wil
liams won his loin. Doul: Cam
l'i s third homer of the year eama
off Don KUlon in the ninth but l.in
defeat had been hung on Don Card
well. Hub Gibson was the (animal
shutout pitcher m Vhiladclphia,
me as the president ot tne iNi it a association, th comiM'tinK athletes! beatin Don Ferrarese. The defeat
liNauunai Lunt'Kidie iracK toain- and Uie sKnts loving public will', ended one ot Uie worst seasons in
es Association). To correct the rec- ,nslst tnal a chanse be made. 1 Phil history.
uiu, 1 IH'KI liiih (Hiiro ihii
auo and had a committee study in
ternational assignments and treat
incut of athletes. The president of
61 named a committee to continue
the study.
"The information we gather in
dicate.i the patromtKe of a few
coaches (. selection of sites for na
lional meets, selection of coaches
for foreign tours and the Olympic
games!. It also shows that com
peting athletes receive far less
than the kind of treatment one
should expect for athletes
representing our great coun
try (it seems ridiculous to expect
a man to receive one dollar for
such things as taxis, a movie or
other miscellaneous iiems in the
great cities.
"The coaches association has
asked its niemliersliip to vote (a
questionnaire lias been sent to
alxiut 1.000 members). If the vote
indicates that a change is neccs-
30 'i
M
38
Da
x-YVon pennant.
Sunday's Results
New York 1. Boston 0
Detroit 8. Minnesota 3
Kansas City 3. Washington
Cleveland 8. l.os Anceles
Only games scheduled
National League
Philadelphia
Cleveland .
38' i St. Louis ..
47'? New York ..
47' 2 Pittsburgh .
i ashington
1 o
Western
j Detroit
i San Francisco ..
(ireen Bay
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
1
1
3
3
Division
2 1
2
2
2
1
1
1
Per.
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.000
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Prep Football
er THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Cortland League
Wilson S3. Cleveland 9
Kranklin 39, Jiarshall 18
Others
North Bend 14. Coquille 12
l.akeview 13. himuis Valley
tCae Junction! 7
Fandon SS. Sm-law 'Florence) 0
Sileti 19. C'olton 0
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Sunday's Results
San Francisco 8 2. Milwaukee
2 3 1 2nd Eame, 10 inninci
St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 0
Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 1
Los Anzeles 8. Chicago 2
W. L. Pet. C.B.I Sunday's Results
93 til .Hn4 St. Louis 30, Philadelphia 27
89 6.". .578 4 New York 24. Washington 21
8.1 ti ,.V'i2 8 l.os Angeles 24. Pittsburgh 14
83 71 ..V.9 1" Cleveland 2.1. Dallas 7
80 7t .."19 13 Baltimore 34. .Minnesota 33
7."i 79 .487 18 Creen Bav 21, ( huaso 0
tit 90 .41S 29 ' San Francisco 43, Detroit ft
47 107 .3IJ." 46 Next Sunday's Games
New York at tit Louis
Pittsbursh at Philadelphia
Washington at Cleveland
Dallas at Minnesota
Baltimore at (ireen Bay
Chicago at Detroit
Los An;cles at San Francisco
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