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2 Th Bend Bulletin, Friday, January 13, 1956
Scott Undecided On Starters
. Special to The Bulletin
REDMOND Starters for to
night's game with the White Buf
faloes at Madras had not been def
initely determined by coadi Mar
vin Scott. It is possible, he said,
that he may vary the line-up from
the openers of (he past few games.
Ail the squad is in fine condition,
ready to go ayuinst a strong team
this weekend. Madras will play
hero Saturday night.
Workouts this week have been
aimed at honing up the ragged
wiges that showed in the two val
hy. games, Scot! said. The boys
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Albert Youngest Pro Coach
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his mind about his future, today
embarked on his new career as
head coach of the San Francisco
Forty Niners professional football
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job, was given the position as
field boss of the Forty Niners
yesterday.
"I've always been unpredictable
just a lefthander,4 said the for
mer All - American quarterback
from Stanford who also put in an
outstanding career as T-formation
QB for the team he will now head.
Albert succeeds Norman (Red)
Strader at the Forty Niner helm
and .becomes the youngest head
coach in the professional ranks.
The original college T-formation
quarterback with Clark Shaugh-
FRANKIE ALBERT
Steps into 49er hotspot
nessy's Stanford teams ts 35 a
year older than Paul Brown was
in 1946 when he took over control
of the Cleveland Browns.
Co-owner of the Forty Niners
Tony M o r a b i t o, made the an
nouncement of Albert's appoint
ment at a news conference yes
terday and hailed Frankie . as an
"inspirational leader" who has
been connected with the Forty!
Niners since their beginning days.
. Albert, who threw many a left
handed pass and punted many a
football with his left foot while di
rect Ine the club, becomes tht
third San Francisco coach in as
many years.
For nine seasons Lawrence T.
(Buck) Shaw coached the team
only to be fired last winter by
Morabito. Strader, hired as
Shaw's replacement and the sec
ond coach since the team was or
ganized, lasted only one season.
Morabito fired Strader last
month after a, dismal 3-9 season
that started out with the team
picked for first or second in tho
Western Division.
Morabito refused to disclose
terms of the contract given Al
bert, but admitted tho quarter
back had little coaching experi
ence.
'He has done more for the
Forty Niners than any other one
man," Morabito said. He called
Albert "Mr. T Formation' and an
"inspirational leader" and said
the Forty Niners had watched Al
bert for 11 yours.
"We like what wo have seen,
Morabito added.
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Parade of Stars
Golf Tournament
Gets Under Way
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (UP)
The annual Pebble Beach Parade
of Star, sometimes called the
Bing Crosby National Pro-Ama-,
teur Championship, gets underway
here today with some 250 big
names competing for the sake of
charity and $15,000 iru personal re
wards. "
Favored to take event Is the
team of Ben Hogan, out of retire
ment temporarily' for this event
only, and the tourney's namesake
and sponsor, the "Groaner" him
self, Der Binglc.
Hogan, with a borrowed putter,
has been playing some of his best
golf in years in the warmup rounds
blistering the abnormally tough
Cypress Point layout, 'adjacent to
Pebble Beach, with a seven under
par 65 Wednesday. -
This was by far and away the
best warmup round turned in by
the galaxy of sports and movie
land stars Invited by Bing to play
in his clambake for which he picks
up the entire tab. '
It is the Texas bantam's first
competitive golf since he an
nounced he was turning "Sunday
golfer" following his loss to Jack
Fleck in the U. S. Open champion
ship playoff in San Francisco last
June. Since then he has been strict
ly a "businessman golfer." .
Others from the golfing world
on deck for today's early morning
tee-off were Byron Nelson, an
other old warhorse who annually
comes off the retired list for the
Crosby; Lloyd Mangrum, who cap
tured the $35,000 Los Angeles Open
Monday; Dr. Cary Middlecoff,
Walter Burkemo and just about
all the winter touring golfers.
Among the other sports names
were football coaches Bud Wilkin
son of Oklahoma and Red Sanders
of UCLA, baseballers Ralph Kiner,
Bob Lemon and Jerry Priddy and
ex - tennis star Ted Schroeder,
while Flickerland contributed such
as Guy Madison, Buddy Ropers,
Jack Carson, Gordon MacRae,
Hoagy Carmichael and on and on.
Hoop Scores
College Basketball KroultN
East
American Int. R2 Mass. 77
Rhode Island 81 New Hampshire 63
Mainland St. 87 Adclphia 78
South ,
Furman 72 Davidson 70
Kentucky 85 Tulane 6.1
West. Ky. 66 Midwestern 65
Hampden Sydney 7T VMI 61
North Carolina St. 71 Maryland 61
Midwest
Houston 69 Tulsa 60
John Can-oil 119 Fenn 62
Southwest 1
Austin Peay Stc. 59 East Twin. 40
Wayland 93 McMurry 71
New Mexico 73 Montana 50
Gonzaga 98, Montana State 68
Central Washington 92, Pngct
Sound 72
Santa Clara 53, St. Mary's 49
MAYFI-OWKK'S KI.AflS
The Union Jack, also known as
the King's Colors, flew from the
mainmast of the Mayflower,
which brought the Pilgrims to Ply
mouth in 1620, while the Cross of
St. George was displayed from tho
foremast of the vessel.
Today at
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Stan Musial Again Agrees
To $80,000 Card Contract
BY UNITED PRESS
Slugging Stan Musial of the Car
dinals has signed hU sixth straight
contract for $80,000, and as ruts
go, that's a mighty fine one to fall
into.
At the same time, Musial's room
mate and sidekick, Al (Red)
Schoendienst, signed a $40,000 pact
for the third straight year, and
that can't exactly be called a toad
habit, either.
"I'm very happy with my con
tract," said Musial, who will take
home approximately $30,000 after
Dons Expected
To Tie Ail-Time
Record Tonight
BY UNITED PRESS
This is the night when San Fran
cisco's national basketball cham
pions will equal the all-time ma
jor-college record of 39 straight
victories.
The awesome Dons will turn the
trick, everybody is certain, by-
walloping, outclassed Fresno State
in San Francisco. Even Long'Is
record, is sure that the champions
will win this big one.
"Look forward to welcoming you
into the 39-straight club," LIU tele
graphed Don officials. "Good luck
to your fine team."
Nary a word of sympathy there
for poor Fresno State, a nice little
club with a respectable 6-3 record
and undoubtedly all fired up in
hopts of springing wiiat would be
one of the biggest upsets in sports
history.
SKY LINER KKFOKT
SKI One inch of new snow
Thursday night. Skiing was ex
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very( good this weekend. There hi
06 incheH of Know at the sum nit t
and 12 inches at the wanning
hut.
SI.KD Hill parked and in
good shape.
KINK Flooding will start
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taxes, while Schoendienst, who
stands to net about $20,000, also
expressed satisfaction.
Neither had a particularly good
season last year, Musial skidding
from a 1954 batting mark of .330
to .310, and Schoendienst falling
from .315 to .268.
Others Come To Terms
While Musial and Schoendienst
were the "big ones" to agree to
terms Thursday, severa, players
on other clubs also signed con
tracts., ' 9
Gus Zernial, who batted .254 but
slammed 30 home runs last sea
son, became the eighth member
of the Kansas City Athletics to
sign. No terms, were announced
Southpaw Joe Nuxhall, a It-
game winner, signed with the Cin-!
cinnati Redlegs as did rookie in-
fielder Bob Durnbaugh.
i he Milwaukee Braves an
nounced the signing of pitchers
Charlie Gorin, Don Edelman and
Carlton Wiley andk outfielder Al
Spangler.
Former major league infielder
Lou Klein was named manager of
fihe Des Moines club in the Wesl
ern League, a Chicago Cub farm.
Klein piloted Lafayette, La., of the
Evangeline League last year.
Jersey City Rally
At Jersey City, N.J., Irving
Rudd, Brooklyn business manager
for the games to be played in New
Jersey announced plans have been
worked out for a rally there Feb.
1 in honor of the Dodger players.
The Dodgers also announced
they will set up special training
facilities for some younger players
at Vero Beach, Fla., Feb. 22.
And in Chicago, Hall of Famer
Rogers Hornsby decided he will
retain his job teaching baseball
in the city's recreation depart
ment. Previously, it was an
nounced he would scout the Chi
cago sector for the Cleveland In
dians.
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