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The Bulletin, Tuesday, September 24, 1963
John McKays Trojans face
Sooners in TV tilt Saturday
LOS ANGELES 'L'PH John I
McKay, the reigning "Coach of
the Year," is not buying any Ok
lahoma talcs of woe as he looked
ahead to his Southern California
Trojans meeting the Suuners in
the television game of the week j
here Saturday. !
The Sooners will be given all
the respect due a school that an
nually fields one of the nation's
top football teams, McKay indi
cated Monday before the South
ern California Football Writers
meeting.
McKay listened attentively as
Oklahoma spokesman Harold
Keith hinted the l3 edition of
the Sooners grid machine was
"slow" and had bsen outgained
and outdowncd by Clemson in
their seasonal opener.
"I hope I never see a fast team
If Oklahoma is slow." McKay
said. "We know Oklahoma is a
very fine football team. And it's
the team that gets the most
points that wins, not the team
that runs up the statistics."
McKay was not too satisfied
with his club's 14-0 victory over
Colorado but his dissatisfaction
was more over the plavins condi
tions. A downpour at Boulder,
Colo., made il difficult for both
teams and deprived the Trojans
of the chance to demonstrate
whether they were the equal of
last year's national championship
team.
The UCLA Bruins, badly burned
by one team from the state of
Pennsylvania, hoped to do better
against a second. Coach Bill
Barnes said his club did few
things well against Pittsburgh
here last Friday.
But he was hopeful that a few
corrections might result in a bet
ter performance against the!
strong Penn State club at Univer
sity Park, Pa.
"It seemed that somebody was
making a mistake on every play
against Pitt," Barnes said. "We
knew Pitt was an outstanding
team but we should have done a pass, Carl Jones will get the
better." stalling quarterback assignment
Although he failed to complete again, Barnes said.
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By Jimmy Hatlo
CONTEST WINNER Bobby Douglass, 14, holds a check for
$15 this morning ha gained as first winner in The Bulletin's
1963 Football Contest. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
P. Douglass, 945 Broadway. He is a student at the Bend
Junior High School.
Bobby Douglass, 14, first
Football Contest winner
PICKS TOURNEY SITES
NEW YORK IUPD Tha 193
National Amateur Public Links
Championship will be played at
the North Park Coif course in
Pittsburgh, Pa., July 12-17, and
tha 1965 Junior Amateur Champ
ionship will be held at the Wilm
ington Country Club, Wilmington.
Pel., Aug. 4-7, it was announced
Monday by tha U. S. Golf Association.
Bobby Douglass. 14, a student t
at Bend Junior High School, is
tlie first winner of The Bulletin's
1963 Football Contest, it was an
nounced this morning.
Douglass, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert P. Douglass, 645 Broad
way, Bend, received a $15 check
this morning for his fearless pig
skin prognostications.
Bob Douglass missed only threa
out of 24 picks he had to make.
Douglass, a real student of tlie
game of football, was followed
closely by two other top flight
football speculators.
They are Winnie Mortis, 215
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New Butts' trial hearing
set Oct. 16 in Atlanta
ATLANTA (LTD - A hearing
on the Saturday Evening Post's
motion for a new trial in the
$3,060.1100 libel award to former
Georgia football coach Wallace
Butts has been set for Oct. 16.
Federal Judge Lewis Morgan
set the date Monday.
Tlie Post asked for the new
trial on a contention that a wit
ness in the trial "testified false
ly." that the jury was prejudiced,
and that Morgan erred in refus
ing to permit testimony in con
nection with Butts' activities
away from the university.
The $3,060,000 tha jury awarded
Butts on Aug. 20 was one of tlie
largest libel judgments ever
made.
Butts sued after tin Post ran
an article in its last March 23 Is
sue that claimed he conspired
with Alabama coach Paul (Bear)
Bryant to rig tha 1962 Alabama
Georgia football game.
Bryant also sued and his suit
against the magazine is pending.
The Scoreboard
Major Leagues
x-Ncw York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
American League
W. L. Pet.
102
no
89
83
77
75
74
71
70
54 102
x-Clinched pennant
Monday's Result
Detroit 4 Washington 1
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.577 ll'i
.563 13'j
.529 19
.490 25
.478 27
.463 28'i
.455 30'4
.443 32'
.346 47'j
(Only game scheduled)
National League
W. L. Pet.
60
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
96
91
8.)
83
82
82
79
73
61
50 106
GB
.615
.580 5'i
.545 11
.529 13"i
.526 14
.529 14'i
.50.1 17',i
.468 23
.391 35
.321 46
Monday's Results
(No games scheduled)
Temporary arena for Portland?
Miller Avenue, and Catherin El
lis, 424 E, Irving. Both missed
only four. Winnie Morris, how
ever, got second prize when she
came through on her "tie-breaker"
prediction. She predicted that
there would be no more than 60
points scored in any one game.
58 was the highest.
Mrs. Morris, therefore, captur
ed tlie $7.50 second prize. Cath
erine Ellis took third prize, $2.50.
The contest still rolls on week
after week throughout football
season.
Sea page six (6) for contest details.
PORTLAND (UPD -The possi
bility of a temporary sports sta
dium for Portland was suggested
Monday.
County Commissioner David Ec
cles noted that Multnomah Stadi
um is for sale and that it may not
be available after the 1964 Foot
ball season. He said that even if
voters next May approved a bond
LOST FOR SEASON
COLUMBIA. Mo. (UPD
Mack Gilchrist, stalling center
for Missouri University football
team, will undergo surgery today
for a torn knee ligament suffered
last Saturday against Northwestern.
issue for a new $25 million sta
dium, it probably would be five
years before it would be ready.
Construction of a temporary
structure was brought tip when
commission Chairman Mel Gordon
noted Houston, Tex., built a scaf
folding stadium for $1 million
while it waited for completion of
its new domed stadium.
Huskies claim
offsides due fo
signal jamming
SEATTLE (UPD Members of
the University of Washington foot
ball team claimed Monday their
problem with off-side penalties in
Saturday's game against tlie Air
Force Academy was partly due
In a bit of signal jamming by
their opponents.
Head Coach Jim Owens con
firmed his players' contention on
his weekly television show Mon
day night.
The players said Ui.it Air Force
defensive shift signals sounded so
much like the UW snap count
that they were frequently lured
across the line of scrimmage pre
maturely.
In all there were six offside
penalties and illegal preceding
violations assessed against the
Huskies. The one which hurt the
most came in tlie last quarter
when tho Huskies had to give up
tlie ball on the Air force 9,
yard shy of a first down.
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