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Page 18 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orips Players Demands in Pension Plan Br CARL LtJNDOMST fcew York t)J0Tb major ' league owners charge of "ex cessive demand" was denied by Ralph Ktner and Allit Beyooldi today while attor ney J. Norman Lewia promis ed the playen "will do some thing about" attempt! to wipe out their million dollar pen- , aion fund. "The aituation o far aa the player representative! are eon- . eemed i that we wanted a definite clarification that if and when there waa a surplus of money how it was to be distributed." Kiner said. "We are only trying to Increase the benefits of the pension plan If the money is available and not to increase the hardships of the owners." Charft "Unfounded" Reynolds, in a prepared atatement, said the owners' Sonh Caroline r ------ Wins College New York W)J. C. Care- line of Illinois Is the third sophomore in the history -of modern football statistics and the first in 11 year to win the national major college rushing title. Final official NCAA Service Bureau atatistics released on Thursday show that Caroline rolled up 1,298 yards on 184 trie in nine game for the sec ond largest winning margin on record. , The only other sophomores to to win the rushing champion ship were Wake Forest's John Polanskl In 1838 and Hardln Slmmons' Rudy Moblcy in 1842. Nebraskas" Bobby Rey nolds compiled more yardage, 1,142 as a sophomore In 18S0, but failed to win the title. Carolina finished 312 yard ahead of All America Dave (Kosse) Johnson, of Rice, a senior who needed 10 games to amass 844 yards, i. The Illinois sophomore aver aged 139.0 yarda a gam, a figure that has been exceeded only six time. And with hi sophomore running mate, Mel Bates, the Illinl had a two-man combination that produced 1,- B58 yards. Bates gained O0Z. Mmim BmaH Minnesota's All . America naui wiei act uucv-jvar cm- ord in the number of times he carried the ball. He ran 18S time thl year to bring hi to tal to 59 1, wiping out the rec ord of S47 Ollie Matson aet In 1848-51 at San Francisco. In the exclusive 500-tlmes club, Wisconsin' Alan Ameche Join ed del and Matson with three-year total of 500. Chet Hanulak of unbeaten Maryland made nearly a first down every time he ran, 8.78 yard, 70S yard on 77 at tempt. Between Hanulak and Caro lina in the yard-per-play ta ble were Montana' Dick Imer with 8.17, Arizona' Don Beas ley with 7.80, Texa Taeh'a Bobby Cavazo 7.88 and Rice' Dickey Moegle with 7.31 Car oline averaged 6.47. Snead favored In Miami Open Miami. Fls. Slammin' Sammy Snead waa regarded as the man to beat aa 185 golfers teed off in the $10,000 Miami Open at the Miami Country Club today. Snead, the balding mountain eer iom White Sulphur Sprliu,- W Ws , has won this fixture five times and Indicated he will make a strong bid in this medal play competition. He fired a 31-34 65 over the 6,570-yard par-70 course in practice yesterday. He collect ed four birdies on the front side and two coming home. That phone number It , FOR THE BEST Hauling Storage Fuel VAN lIBIt . LARMER TRANSFER and STORAGE 189 No, liberty "Omr repatatle to 3-3131 Deny Ex charts waa uncalled for but thai be still felt "the problem can be worked out on an equi table basis for all concerned." If their thirling has chanted to the point of such drastic action as the termina tion of the plan and relasing themselves of tbe obligation they undertook with its incep tion, they are certainly with out doubt the one to make that decision," Reynold laid. "Actually, I don't feel our pro posal merit such activity. Our intentions are not to de stroy or overencumber. It seem these ideas have been more or leu minimized." Storm Center Lewi, apparently the storm center of the entire contro versy, said he was "not at lib erty" to say what the players will do but added: "I can promise they will do of Illinois Rushing Title Hawaii Upsets WSC, 47 to 45 Pullman, Wash. Wl The University of Hawaii racked up 21 points in a third period scoring splurge Wednesday night to upset Washington State 47-43 in a non-conference basketball game. Washington State led 16-13 at the end of the slow first half. Center Bill Lee aet the pace for the visitors in the wild third period, scoring 12 of his 18 points during the frame. The Cougars closed the cap in the fourth period but time ran out. OSC Votes Ban On Game Dates Corvsllls, W Oregon State College students decided again Wednesday that there should be no mixing of the sexes in the stand at athletic event. By a 688-550 vote they up held the established policy of banning dates at school games. Th outcome was the same ss in a vote in 1851. TO HELP TRAIN Melbourne Frank Sedgwick and Ken McGregor who won the Davis Cup from Americana In 1850 and suc cessfully defended It In the last two years pitched in today to help condition Australia's new team for the Challenge Cup Round here Dec. 28-30. 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This bring out into the open for the first time the owners' be lief that the World Serie and All-Star gam TV and broad east money doe not belong to the player and doe not go into their pension fund in tact." Lewis took exception to the owner' statement that the pension fund bad cost them $5,838,740.42 since it Incep tion in 1847. 'That statement Is an ex ample of why the players need a lawyer," Lewis said. Tne owner haven't contributed 10 cent of their own money to the fund. That $3,000,000 they are talking about is World Series TV and broad cast money. I'd like to see an audit of what the club have paid into the pension fund from their own money." Pilots Vs. Ore. Tonight, to Play At OSC Saturday Portland U The battle weary University of Portland basketball team, with four de feats In their first four starts, face three tough opponents in the next six dsys. Tonight the Pilots play a return engagement here with the University of Oregon, which defeated the Portland team, 78-72, in the season open er for both club at Coos Bay. The Pilots travel to Corvsl lls Saturday to meet Oregon State in the only contest be tween the two clubs for the season. On Monday, Portland will host the strong Pepper dine Waves, winners of the California Collegiate Athletic Conference title the last four years. Castellani Gains Win Over Turner Cleveland UJt A close but unsnimous decision over Gil Turner strengthened Rocky Castellanl's status today as the leading American middle weight contender. Castellani. a cute-b o x 1 n g Clevelander got the nod 'in the nationally televised 10- rounder at the Arena when he finally discovered he could slug with his right hand and came on with a furious finish. TO SUPPORT N.C.A.A. 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