Towne Beats
Milo Savage
In 10 Rounds
New York (U.R) Middle
weight Artie Towne of New
York blamed himself today for
"waiting too long to get a knock
out opeping" in Monday night's
lack-lustre television victory
over sixth-ranking Milo Savage
of Salt Lake City at St. Nicholas
Arena.
"I'll do a hundred per cent
better the next time," promised
the brawny ring veteran who
won a 10-round split decision
over Savage bythe scanty mar
gin of a single point.
Cult Loos
To earn ' that margin Towne
cut loose in the 10th round of
the dull bout and staggered Sav
age with a right to the chin, and
then inflicted a 12-stitch gash on
Milo's right brow in the barrage
that followed.
The close win over contender
Savage pably gained Towne
a berth among the top ten as
nirants for the 160-pound crown,
but it brought him no immed
iate offers of fights.
Artie, a last-minute favorite
at 6 to 5, weighed 161 pounds
to Savage's 159 as he regis
tered his first New York victory
on the comeback Jrail and his
eighth win in nine fights since
he returned to the ring early
this year after three years' retire
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Newark, N.J. UR) A fUt
fight nearly broke up a foot
ball game between Weequa
hic and East Side high schools
Monday after officials called
a 30-yard penally against East
Side, but the players did not
take part.
The free-for-all was in the
stands and the players merely
stood silently and watched.
Cage Referees'
Clinic Scheduled
Oregon School Activities as
sociation's annual clinic for
basketball referees in this area
will be held at Medford senior
high school at 7:30 p.m. on
Wednesday, October 26. :
Virgil Swanson, commissioner
of officials said that examina
tions for certification will be
given, Tules will be discussed
and motion pictures will be
shown.
A. Oden Hawes, assistant secretary-treasurer
of the OSAA
will be in charge. -
SIGN FOR BOUT
Hollywood, Calif. (U.R)
Lightweight ' contender Cisco
Andrade and Xenny Davis, a
hard - punching featherweight,
today were signed for a 10
round bout at the Hollywood
Legion Stadium, Nov. 22.
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Giants Hire
Walters As
Mound Coach
By MILTON RICHMAN
United Press Sports Writer
Bucky Walters, who switched
from third base to the pitching
mound with tremendous success,
switched again today from the
Milwaukee Braves to the New
York Giants.
The 46-year-old Walters was
hired as pitching coach of the
Giants at the personal request
of new Manager Bill Rigney.
Walters, a coach with the
Braves since 1950, was acquired
by the Giants after owner Hor
ace Stoneham obtained permis
sion from Milwaukee to nego
tiate with the former Cincinnati
hurler.
Started in 1931
Walters, who broke into the
majors as a third baseman with
the Braves in 1931, then was
converted into a pitcher while
with the Phillies in 1934, reach
ed his greatest success as a hurl
er with the Reds. He won a total
of 198 games and was named
manager of Cincinnati in Aug.,
1948. He was fired after the
Reds wound up seventh in 1949.
Walters will serve as Rigney's
advisor on pitchers, taking over
a job that Frank Shellenback
had under Leo Durocher last
year. He is the first Giant coach
appointed under Rigney's new
regime. Second baseman Davy
Williams was signed as a Giant
coach for 1956 during the past
season when it was learned he
may not be able to play again.
One more Giant coach will be
selected.
Milwaukee Announces
Changes In Coaching
Milwaukee (U.R) The Mil
waukee Braves have announced
a coaching staff shakeup which
sends Bucky Walters to the New
York Giants and Johnny Cooney
shopping.
General Manager John, Quinn
said Walters, pitching coach for
the Braves the past three years,
would join the Giants in a sim
ilar capacity. He said Cooney
was told of his release at this
time to give him an opportunity
to line up another post. .
Fight Results
New York (St. Nicks): Artie Towne.
161, New York, outpointed Milo Sav
age, 159, Salt Lake City. (10).
Providence. R. I. Vince Martinez.
150',i. Paterson. N.Y.. outpointed Les
ter Felton, 149. Detroit (10).
New Orleans Davev-Moore. 129 '.a.
Chicago, knocked out Nat (Killer)
Jackson, 132 Vi. New Orleans, (2).
Tyler. Tex. Buddy Turman. 177.
Tyler, outpointed Alvin Green, 178,
New Orleans. (10).
Connie Mack Reported
In Good Condition
Philadelphia (U.R) Connie
Mack was reported in 'Very sat
isfactory" condition today but
oficials at Presbyterian Hospital
declined to state when the
"grand old man of baseball"
will be discharged. The 92-year-cld
former owner-manager of
the Philadelphia Athletics frac
tured his right hip in a fall at
his home almost three weeks
ago.
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Fresno. Calif. (U.R) The tiny
battle scarred Republic of Ko
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with a determination to bolster
its entries for next year's Olym
pic games.
"The Koreans may not tally
many points butthey'll probably
have some standout perform
ances in 1956 in Australia," re
ported veteran track mentor J.
Flint Hanner who recently re
turned from a three month tour
Ben Hogan
Announces
Retirement
New York U.R) Ben Hogan,
the game little guy who knew
how to play golf only for keeps,.
will play it only for kicks from
now on.
Hogan, four 'time winner of
the National Open, announced
his formal retirement from
competitive golf today in an
article in Look Magazine. The
44-year-old Bantam Ben, who
originally stated his intention of
quitting after failing in his bid
for a fifth Open title last sum
mer, will play the game now
only for pleasure.
"I can no longer compete in
tournaments," Hogan said in the
article. "I can no longer main
t a i n the concentration or
strength necessary to prepare
properly."
Hogan added that he "dedi
cated" his life to golf 25 years
ago and made up his mind at the
time that it "was going to be
just about the biggest thing in
my life."
Lederman Reinstated
On Washington Squad
Seattle U.R) Southpaw
passing Quarterback Sandy Led
erman was back in the Univer
sity of Washington fold today. He
was reinstated to the Huskies last
night after a long talk with
Coach Johnny Cherberg and issu
ing an apology to the team.
Cherberg announced his de
cision to reinstate Lederman at
the training table dinner last
night. Lederman had been ousted
from the team Saturday for his
uncooperative attitude.
CARDS SIDELINER
Chicago (U.R) Three mem
bers of the Chicago Cardinals
will be sidelined at least two
weeks with injuries suffered in
Sunday's game against the New
York Giants. Fullback Mel Ham
mack has a bruised right knee,
guard Tony Pasquesi is nursing
a sore left knee and end Tom
Bieneman has a fractured bone
in his right ankle.
WIDE STREAM
New York (U.R) Army
Coach Red Blaik reiterated to
day he plans to stick with Don
Holledery an All-American end
last season, as his quarterback
in the Cadets' remaining games.
"It's an old cliche about chang
ing horses in mid-stream," Blaik
said, "but the fact remains that
our horses are so few and the
stream is so wide."
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Hanner, founder and director
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"I found the Koreans are just
as proud of their country as
Texans are of their state," Han
ner said. "This pride will make
itself felt in the games with all
of the country's performers go
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Hanner pointed out the Ko
rean War virtually wiped out
the Republic's sports develop
ment program. Since then, he
said, President Syngman Rhee,
a sports enthusiast himself, has
directed efforts toward regain
ing the country's place in the
athletic world.
During his tour of the Re
public, Hanner set up track and
field clinics under the sponsor
ship of the Foundation for Asia.
The Fresno State College track
mentor was the first coach sent
to the Far East by the foundation.
Kramer Pins Hope On
Sedgman and Gonzales
Los Angeles (U.R) Tennis
promoter Jack Kramer today
pinned his tour hopes on veteran
professionals Frank Sedgman
and Pancho Gonzales after being
turned down by Australian ama
teurs Ken Rosewall and Lew
Hoad. Kramer said he had a
"speculative deal" in the works
to sign the two pros for his an
nual tour to determine "the
world's best tennis player."
Ivan Harringtons
Nab Mixed 2-Ball
Title for Season
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Harrington
have won the season champion
ship for mixed two-ball foursome
golf play at Rogue Valley
Country club.
They netted a 34 in a play
off Sunday. Their adversaries,
Pam Stacey and Ray Wise, had
a 38 net. The two couples knot
ted the previous Sunday in a
play-off among winners of the
various tourneys during the
year.
The competition is for the
Brophy trophies.
Low gross in week end sweep
stakes at Rogue Valley was
Wendell Wissler with a 74. Dick
House was low net with a 68.
O. A. Eden and Dick Travis took
blind bogey prizes.
Vince Aleksa, assistant pro at
the Medford links carded a 79-74
last Friday in the northwest as
sistant's tourney Friday at Royal
Oaks course, Vancouver, Wash.
The tussle was won by Bill
Eggers, Rose City, Portland,
with a 145.
Alan Artach, an assistant pro
here since last April, left Mon
day to return to Denver, Colo.
FUND RAISING
New York (U.R) Lou Jones.
Dick Maiocco, Harry Bright and
Reggie Pearson' will represent
the Atlantic Coast in a mile re
lay race against a California
quartet during the Olympic
fund-raising carnival at Madison
Square Garden Thursday night.
The California squad will con
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