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Newspaper Page Texto o The Bulletin, Tuesday, October 8, 1963 with youth? mmmsass-i to gamble ATLANTA UPI - John Fal-1 Ryder Cupper Percey Alliss. Ion, non-playing caplain of the I Britain has beaten the United British Ryder Cup team indicat- j Slatcs n only three of 14 prov ed today he may gamble with ' ious. er Cup matches and nev- vnih in i . .L- I " "" y- "ne 01 me Americans for the first time in! McPeak soys Browns will take East In runaway this country. In a surprise move Monday, Fallon teamed Welshman Brian H'jggctt and Scotsman George Will, a pair of 26-vear-old golfers. making their first" Ryder Cup ap- malehes pearances Alternating wilh the lame ball, they responded with an unofficial 67 on the par 70 East Lake Country Club Course. It had been generally expected that Fallon would pair the young golfers with veterans. But al though his move was just an ex periment the fact that the Hug-gett-Will team was five strokes better than any other British two some Monday indicated the ex periment was a success. Fallon is looking for a combina tion to send against American captain Arnold Palmer and who ever his playing mate will be in at least four sets of foursomes Friday and Saturday the first two days of the three-day, 32 match Ryder Cup tournament. For the singles on Sunday, when Palmer expected to play in two of the lfi matches, Fallon may match him with husky Peter Alliss, 32-year-old son of former this country. One of chief reasons has been the Brit ish inability to score well in the foursome. Last time they were outscored 6-2 in the foursome and only by one match in 16 singles. When they last won, in 1937. it was by dominating the singles WASHINGTON I L'Pl ' - Will the Cleveland Browns make a runaway out of the National Foot ball League's Eastern division? Cast a dissenting vote from a coach whose team was one of the four whipped by the unbeaten Browns Bill "McPeak of the Washington Redskins. "Cleveland is no myth," Mc Peak conceded. "But 1 think they can and will be licked be fore the season is over. The Browns arc riding an emotional crest right now. They want to win for B 1 a n t o n Collier and they're playing as good football as they will all year." McPeak believes the Eastern race won't jell for another two or three weeks. "It's a pretty even division," Bill allowed. "Philadelphia should have beaten Pittsburgh in their opener, you can't count out the I St. Louis) Cardinals with 56 1 to win it would have been our points against the Vikings, and frankly we should have licked New York last Sunday." McPeak admitted that the Browns are the surprise team of the East. "Before the season, If I could have picked one game I expected TITLE BOUT SET BERLIN (UPI1 British Em pire champion Henry Cooper and countryman Brian London will meet for Ingemar Johansson's vacant European heavyweight tit le. Tie championship committee of the European Boxing Union, in making the ruling, said Ger many's Karl Mildenbcrger and Wim Snoek of Holland did not re ceive enough votes to be consid ered leading contenders for the crown. own opener against Cleveland," McPeak said. "The Browns really surprised us Someone told us they held three squad meetings before they played us, meetings in which the players all talked about having to win for Collier." McPeak was not discounting his own team's chances, either, de spite a 2-2 record including Sun day's loss to the Giants. At this lime last year, Washington led the conference with three victor ies and a tie. "Right now, we're a better foot ball team than we were last seas on," Bill insisted. "After four games in '62, we were si ill just a two - man team Norman Snead and Bobby Mitchell. This year we've got a more solid de fense and a more varied offense. If we can get our passing to click I better, we'll beat anvone." Mickey btentl fcdsrgo knee surgery NEW YORK (LTD - Mickey Mantle, who has had more than a nodding acquaintance with doc tors in the past, is expected to undergo surgery for removal of cartilage in his left knee next week. Dr. Sidney Gaynor, the New York Yankees' club physician, plans to confer with Mantle later this week and set a date for the operation in a New York hospital. Eeforc returning to his home in Dallas Monday, Mantle said he would leave the decision on wheth er lo operate entirely in Dr. Cay nor's hands. "If surgery Is necessary. I ll have it done within six weeks after the scries," said Mantle be fore leaving Los Angeles, where the Dodgers completed a four game series sweep over the Yan- 1 kecs. "I am going to wholeheartedly recommend an operation." said Dr. Gaynor. "If Mickey doesn't have that cartilage removed there's a good chance he'll break down next year." Mantle tore loose the cartilage in his left knee in a game against the Orioles at Baltimore last HEADS HARNESS FIELD WESTBURY. N. Y. (UPI) -Dr. Donald C. Somers' Harold J. headed an eight-horse field named (or the $50,000 Harness Track of America championship pace final at Roosevelt Raceway Friday night, Others entered are Rusty Range, Lehigh Hanover, Coffee Break, Adora's Dream, Buxton Hanover, Mr. C. Song and Mighty Tar Heel. June S, when he also broke a bone in his left foot that knocked him out of the Yankees' lineup for two months. The Yankees appeared more concerned about Mantle's unpre dictable underpinnings than their four straight losses to the Dodg ers when they returned to New York Monday. "If Mickey is okay, then we're okay, too," said General Manager Roy Harney, who added the Amer ican League champions were planning no wholesale changes during the off-season. AUTO GLASS Guaranteed Work Lentz's Body Shop 205 Irving Ph. 3824751 -I r 1 ...... - i Classic Minor i Three-Man W Town St Country Realty 30 Gateway Motel 30 Southgate Union 28 Williams Tire Service 26 Jim's Electric 24 Cascade Jewelry 24 OK Rubber Welders .... 20 Greenwood Bowl 20 Pac. Auto Wreckers .... 20 Mid-State Meat 16 Les Schwab - 6 Standard Stations 4 This week's games: Mid-State Meat 8, Standard Stations 0; Greenwood Bowl 6, Les Schwab 2; Williams Tire Service 6. South gate Union 2: Pacific Auto Wreck ers 6, Cascade Jewelry 2: Gate way Motel 6, Jim's Electric 2; Town & Country Realty 4, OK Rubber Welders 4. Team leaders: Williams Tire Service, 606 game; Pacific Auto Wreckers 1587 series. High scorers: Cal Pierce, 244 game and 560 series. 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City League L 4'i S 8 9 12 12 13 16:i Duncan Brothers IS'j Lelco IS Jim's Electric - 12 Economy Drug 11 Pepsi-Cola 1 Medo-Land Seven-Up - 7 F.Ik 3' This week's games: Duncan Brothers 3, Seven-Up 1: Lelco 4. Jim's Electric 0: Economy Drug 4, Elks 0: Medo-Und 3, Pepsi Cola 1. Team leaders: Medo-Land, 963 game; Lelco, 2799 series Team leaders: Ned Douglass, 344 game; Bob Nelson, 679 sene3. PALMER LEADS WINNERS DUNEDIN. Fla. IUPI - Arn old Palmer, the first "hundred grand" pro golfer, has won $127,555 in official PGA earnings this year through last weekend i Whitemarsh Open. Palmer's $26, 000 gtined for his Whitemarsh victor Dut him a considerable j,.(arv in front of Jack Nitk- laus' $85,990. Julius Boros is third We opened just one year ago and now celebrate our 1st Birthday! THANK YOU . . . you fine folks from Central Oregon. 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