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makeihe district- tnfbn8nt
co-leaSing Kf) (f favy fa
vorite in the udeg f&9 rS
(Sal thai f t doesn't eggen tr
desire and hop c l&9 C'oCjOt
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Much of CraSSr di-1tS Wt
has been me gijOitrO) ffcijt
ping thgefrorirog Butch Kirp-
(Jpn and Ghn flicr, fbft tejo
main Pelican scorinS ft is
hoD9)that.! theafr time. OS-
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Propose To
New York (l) OutsDriEen
' fcrfnk Lane J te Cardirgjs
Qaii tay the only answer to
the Yankees' supremacy Q base
Ci Sail leeislation WBich (Mould
iTifiO ... . ...
.fe0w(iy fiBa'sOruIes (?)re
3gf up now, wher3i club can
keep title toCB-, player seven
years and still trot give him a
chance to play in (t)ie majors,
a team like the Jjinkees stands
to hpnefit mnt." T.anp said.
k .i a f . ...... ' ry
in four years in the minors ancrl
then isn't kept on the major
league roster of the club which .O" " "ff "W" IS .
owns Utle to him, then all tlpn cate Slx f
other clubs would have a chance
to buy hisgfontract."
Lane realizes his.
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proposal
might even hurt his own club,
the Cardinals, right now since
they have numerous players in
their farm system, but he feels
It would help everyone in base
ball, the players included, m
the long run.
Favored Golfers
Have Stiff Test
Hollywood, Fla. U.R) Ann
Quast and Anne Richardson,
who almost were upended b
a pair of Miami veterans in
Thursday's opening round, tee
off against Greta Leone and
Norma Shook today in the sec
ond round of the Hollywood
four-ball golf tournament.
Miss Quast of Marysville,
Wash., and Miss Richardson of
Columbus, Ohio, were extended
right through to the final hole
Thursday by Mrs. George Wil
cox and Mrs. Evelyn Odom
Trippe before emerging with a
2 and 1 triumph.
JAYVEES PLAY
Lincoln defeated West Side
30 to 11 and Washington
bounced Jackson 30 to 22 yes
terday in city grade school jun
ior varsity basketball. Oak
Grove and Jefferson action was
postponed.
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Dy Playo
fchadeihia U.R) The Na
tiorg.'0Sootball league, its plQ-'er
djf completed, moved into its
midwinter busineSttsoift So
Shy with th proposedrogram
of ti new (jplayers0tjrganization.
ruig cha)Tfif, (Expansion aSti
schedule,' consideration (ft the
(Sgjpndj o (
Th 12 miber ciubs dOfted
(ijtotal r312 players Thursdays
comnieunz its aeection started
MSI iiuveuiuer i:ieiifl I
4st iVovember when (fiThonefuls
:9er tappgi iur future iay
Commissioner Bert ffe 11
planned to present dlayers'iCertaiaiy arae a tourne bidn
nd an injuroclae, ttlwn -
ers fomconsideratiii.toncfJeiEliti'Fla.. hftrscftvielfl.
were ho&cful that tve
league would expand too
r,""s :,.o
Gjeeny Bay an4 Sag Francisco
were non-convnuiacr uieveigri
withheld fnWnentancP th Chi
cago CBear, whose player are
not members, hget gotjng to
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Georee PrestonVXarshaH. n Bps-
Orient ofothe Washington Red
skins, opposed the players' group
moSe? o
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Philadelphia-glU.R) The Phil-
adelDhia Eaeles ocaned the Na'
tional Football Peague selection P
meeting yesterday by drafting
jimmy narris, cracK quarter
back who 1M the klioma
Soonflrso two straight iationpl
collegiate football champion
ships. 0
Ted Williams
Engagement told
New York (U.R) N e 1 v a
More, brunette fashion and tele
vision model,vill marry Boston
Red Sox slugger Ted Williams
"soon," her stepmother an
nounced today.
Mrs. Fran More refused to re
veal details of the forthcoming
wedding, but it was believed her
daughter already had left the
city for Florida to join Williams.
The 38-year-old baseball star has
been staying at a hideaway in
the Florida Keys.
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Jc Teeter, abovfcvwho attendedipfnojnix upen uou wuraauierai
(DGrnts Pass h(S)jylast year but
reporteaijt-oia not play bair, may
,g;t the starting (Jail for'trater
against Klamatn FaOs th& eve
ning when Tne Come entertajn
Pelicais htral Point.
Trne!-, a 5-11 junior, may get the
bid C0 the hasij) of h!i plRy in
praciK na recently gennsi
Grants Pass. Crater is glso hoet
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) UITED PRESS
The Logisville Cardinal?0 id
jgg a 10-gam winning strec,
gre way outigPfront in Jfeai
frA tKh!ACtKa11. nnhnHv
w0drfs"best team that won't gxyB 0"nderird Invitations
tfi a pst-st5on trSSrnarrnt.
Cfiuch Peck ifekman's rev.tA?
1 University 6f Mini i Mianfjo
hu. tne LarainaLuareunaer
a poft-.'eaftn ban fgr "-ftruiting
inPeg ' i' .w,nc, mgr
: . I u. iia r . I n
x ationav mvitationai Tourna-
ilnent amdas by WCA eligibility
irules, thatWkx. the loarcfiiftlso
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nther hish-ratrf ?Mm?
also .wonBiorSay nihfc-Th
ranliM WonCnO J 1 QfUj
r,nbSj n.,i, ... oSx Sia
stav close to toH?anked0Nortft.
Carolina in tfce .tlanftcotomsticasionsP-jend rfhey don t take it
Cnftencetorace. I UsWy- o 0 o
WakeForest, whjchobeaiPDuk ! oIn the onlv othei PCC game
01? Tuesday, dogned0 "Pirgmia, I Scheduled, the Stanford Indians
73J58.0 nukp which rfnnk frrrmd Ivftit Ore2on to fJficT out ?f the
n 9po in tho AtC uWh ate v7c.
tory,vWon oyer Jvrar'land, va-bu.
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S. Slorjtz, Sjvitzerla'ryi -W.R)
venti-two crew? feom 12
countries fticluding twa sieds
from the T?nited States, official-
unneaaiaies, omciai-
been enteftd for next
week endi bobsled jjorld,cham
pionships. In the draw0fo'r posi
tions macfe Thursday night, the
United States team drew the
sixth and eighth positions. 1
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ON ASHLAND CARD Yogi
Hussane, above, meets Felix von
Luchner in the main event of a
1
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MWcfcDof Dimes wrestljji'g cardto defeat Idaho by a single point
at the Ashland Junior High
school g-m tomorrow Cight.
Three professional matches will
be offered, starting at 8:30. Red
served seat ticketsowill go on
sale at the gym's box office a
2 p.m. Saturday. A pie auction,
in which buyers may throw the
pies into the faces of the wres
tlers of their choice, will be held
after the Jast match.
S D-4 ifl Bmw g D Cjt witfi Bazv
i " Cmw Kic Hater Sradrs
A DrjliBg Cldavklb fiovtJ 0rents
o BAC8IMI TtBHCUIMS
S - Vatar - a9r - trail lSl!ti er Repair
Palmor, Maxell Lading
nfs Units fsngte
Gnorfe Harrington, Rofue
Vlley Country club manager
and anateur contender in th
Phoenix Open Golf tournBy,
carded gn 80 festerday. H fee
m 73 on Wednearjgy in th gro
amSteur. Phoenix, Ariz. (U.R) t olt
pros chased Coung Arnold Pal
mer and Billy Maxwell today in
the second round of the $15,000
Pairner, of Latrobe, P., nd
Maxwell, of Odessa, Tex., bothd
fcCme National ftmeur cham
pions aid ri the profesional
ranks only two years, firefc66s
one par 70 Afzona Country
club couS Thursday. o
One of the toughest of the o
pros - former ONational (ften
champion Lloydb Maggrum, of
Apple Valley, galil. came5
within a foot of tieing them, bjit
his 20-foot putt onOihe Kth "green
rolled short. MuscuBrO Gene
Sone. an in-aiai-outer from
Louis'vg!e, Kya was on targetfl
feo. as e ejtraed a 67 to tre
Mancrur. 0
Ntiona? Oiftn champion tary
Middlecoff, defending tftlistp in,
this toiOnment, was one untfer
par at 69.
oJimrgy DeiBaret, DEd Fxirgol
and Jay Hebert, winners of tfte
VdW TO TIT
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UCLA Streak
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conference basketcalF opponent
conference obaskjetc
ior three weekS will Storm backj
tonightofn anefftrt to male Qreo
! 5te0theirD32nd consecutivg
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Hovver. the Beavers have
leen victimized 0 Sevrato oc-
OBcks are ascgood gs &ney looKeo-
in losine io.ashmgton. 64-b.j,n
a f?on-conferece game Tuesday.
Southern California" is touring
Hawaii, while California, Wasii-
9gtoe State, oldafeo. ar?d Wash
ington are ldte. The same sched
nfp nrevails Saiurdav.
- - - s op
Thursday night he Trojans
nad to scorg in ine nnai mintpes
and hold on to defeat the Uni
versity of oHawaii, 67-SS, in a
8orr U?at mc tiarfc 13 timps. O
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Th pt-esent PCC standings:
oCaliftfi-nia UOLA 4-0, Wash
ington 7-1, Oregon State V-4,
&ianxorw z-, wasningion oitc
3-5, ftaho -6, USC 1-3, and Og
gon 1-5. o o
TJSF in Action
The California Basketball As
sociation will start tostir too,
as the UrjiversityoOf San Fran
cisco Dons return to league play
for e first time in 20 das.
While the DonsP'entegtain Pep
erne, Loyola visits St. Mary's
and crippled San Jose State plays
College of Pacific, Saturday'
nigit, Loyola shifty ft USF,
FresSo Stajp oes into action
against COPQ ang Pepperdine
plays St. Mary's. Santa Clara,
presently at the to?) o the CBA
standings, is idle.
The 6BA standings: Santa
Clara 4-1, St. Mary's SP1, USF
2-1, Sajp Jose State 4-2, Loyola
2-2, Fresno State 2-4, COP 1-3,
afld Pepperdine 0-4.
It's hard to judge defending
champion UCLA on form. The
Bruins had to fight like grizzlies
twice, but then looked impres
sive against a pretty goo Wash
ington State team.
Oregon State's lg, thin
Beaversohae lost four games
but two of thlm were to an ex
cellent Washington team, one
was to Southern California aftd
theoother to Stanford, which &s
the abilit? to bounce up and
knock over the best of them.
3
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ind the Sine Cro6 touwiamtnt
respective!, were i Xiin(
disteece. But turfol has tha
hardest gull from ftia 4at ouni
73. rmaret A yr TO ant
Hebert only two Uat b
hin8 th leader -itfl l.
Ueber had 9 jot c company
in the 68 bracket itfc 5t cor
a lab gosted by Tony Ltm, Slgo,
Nev., who climb glm trtf
to recover a tee Shot thgt lodged
on sawed-oft brgnch; ChucJ)
KosaT, ban Bernardino, Calif.;
Don January, Lejmpga, Tex.;
larty Furgol, Lemont, 111.; Stan
EeonSi-d, VancouvBr, B.C.; Doug
IJiggirS, Midland, TSx.; BQU Cas
per Jr., Bonita, Ojjlif.; and Bob
Inman, Detroit.
Middlewff 'so -0S 0 In a
crowd of 9 shooters which in
gju9el Paul O'Leary, Bismarck,
N.D.; Gene Littler, Sa Diego6
3io won the Phoenix open on
tnis course in 1955: Milton Maria
sic, Webster Groves, Mo.; Walter
Burkemo, grShklirPHills, Mich.,
and
S.Y.
Pond'.; Misfit
Hihgin' Fiv
Scort Vfctorit
Pons Pouioiew and Misfits
ft the National leaueand Hang
io' Five i the American circuit
remained unbeaten leade?so in
phe MedfordP Senior Jiiglc Satur- (
day rftreation cesketball last
geek end.
In the Natioifel Dennis' en-
$es tippe Road Hogs 25 t22,U
fona s pounaea nouna uogs hi
t 21(nd Misfits beat Bob's Cobs
27 ofo 20. American tiffs saw
Hangin' Fve club Okie Joeso4,
ic 11 ana ine oniess aown .nea
jjqegers 30 to zw. o
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The .gym will be closed this A
Saturday afternoon because of a
conference mating requiring
presence of a? coaches, o
0Saturday games:.
9 a.m. Douiz's Mugs Bob's Abttt
iO a.m. Unholy Fiee'Vs. Misfits
Tl a.m.-Pond's launders vs. Road
X1UKS
BieO-Dennis' Menaces and Hotmd
Df!- o o
NewoYork U.R) American c
ideational Igagic baseball
Ticials met in separate sessions
todav to dicussraisine the pres-
I erJ rinimum salary rom $g,ti00
R S7,suu,o a propsai mat tne
players have b!en working on f
rior more man a year.
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9 Ortfoii Buealiitfc, in 1
:a-m vinninf trta, meet
to more reiiK efyontnts th
ea ant t atcArttu Ceu
hen the Oreaom (' c
ant Clerk tC come Aire. otrl
gamee eri et k f j.m.
end aaturAey es rejimin
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ih: aeeaon eiftiie tte Seturaa?
clesh itA Clark JC i tha Cal
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