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peculation Migh On Coach For San Francisco 49'ers San Francisco - (OT) - The speculation on a new coach to replace Frankie Albert reached all-out proportions Saturday even as the San Francisco Forty Niners pre pared for their last game of the year against the divisional champion Baltimore Colts. The names mentioned ran all the way from successful college head mentors to third assistant pro coaches. Meanwhile, there was bus iness as usual at the Forty Niner office and a sell-out crowd of 60,000 is anticipated for the Albert "goodbye to coaching" story. "I will not enter Into any speculation on the new coach," said Forty Niner president Vic Morabito. "But we antici pate no trouble getting the man we want." The rumors ran that these men were "first in lines" for the job: 1 Red Hickey, now an as sistant to Albert. 2 Eddie Erdlatz, a "favor ite son" who has had amaz ing success at Navy for the past few years. 3 Bud Wilkinson, the Ok lahoma coach who always gets a nod when there is a major opening in the coaching ranks. 4 Frank Leahy, ex-Notre Dame coach, who might be lured out of retirement. 5 Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf, former California coach now chief of personnel for the Forty Niners. 6 Dick Gallagher, current line coach for the Cleveland Browns and former coach of the Bay area Santa Clara football team. . There were others named and it is probable that Mo rabito has someone in mind that never has come up for consideration among the lo cal followers of the Forty Niners. The Forty Niner players were solid in their praise for Albert as a coach when they heard that he was quitting. "It was a disappointing sea son for everyone," said Quar terback Y. A. Tittle, who will call the signals against Balti more today. "But I think Frank did an outstanding job If we win tomorrow, it will be a 6-6 season, which is only two games off our best rec ord the 8-4 mark we had last year in tieing for the western division title." CHAMPIONSHIP GROOMING with chjdLtUMjTSlMUi We're headed straight for the goal-posts with the help of our experienced cleaners, top-notch pressers, expert finishers and examiners. We all work together to give you "touchdown" value. ACME CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery 1728 N. Riverside - SP 2-4263 Prep Scores FRIDAY BASKETBALL United Press International Franklin 51, David Douglas 43 Washington 58. Parkrose 46 Grant VI. Gresham 54 Central Catholic 52, Benson 48 Cleveland 69, Battle Ground 34 Jeilerson 56, Scrappoose 45 V.iison 57, Camas 4-i Madras 48, Reynolds 43 Clackamas 4b, Silverton 33 Corvallis 57, Roseburg 40 stacada 48, Hood River 43 i. iviarion 41, Central 29 Jewell 42, Eddyvilie 25 Dayton 62. Sherwood 37 .Newport 59, Lebanon 53 Sanuy 57, Neahkanie 51 Eugene 50, Willamette 53 Philmoth 55, Wiliamina 42 Couqiiie 69, Crater 56 Harnsburg 58, Central Linn 47 Redmond 48, Sweet Home 33 Astoria 56, Centralia 45 Waldport 65, Alapleton 45 Pendleton 54, MacLaughlin 43 Vernonia 48, Star of the Sea 44 Shasta (Redding, Calif.) 59, Ash land 28 Keediport 58. Bandon 49 Myrtle Creek 52, Junction City 50 cottage Grove 5b, uougias Uil- lardi 26 Woodburn 43, Gervais 34 St. .Francis, 41, Phoenix 29 Grants Pass 75, North Bend 47 Nestucca 63, Yamhill 20 Clatskanie 72, Warrenton 51 Medford 64, Marshfield 48 Corbett 50. Knappa 39 Cascade 68. Canby 45 Prineville 59, Elmira 23 ; Yoncalla 50, Oakland 27 Banks 38, Rainier 33 Bend 71, Oakridge 60 . Stayton 40, Mt. Angel 39 Condon 57. Sisters 43 Arlington 61, Culver 29 Brookings 48, Illinois Valley 47 Merrill 39. Henley 21 La Grande 57, Union 38 Pleasant Hill 68, Eagle Point 65 Vale 60. Weiser. Idaho 33 Klamath Falls 48. Springfield 44 Grant Union 55. Enterprise 43 Seaside 63, Concoria 48 Salem Academy 59. Sheridan 47 St. Mary's (Medford) 52, Prospect 32 Jacksonville 42, Talent 37 Butte Falls 48, Rogue 37 Riddle 54, Pacific 35 Elkton 61, Lowell 30 Drain 65, Sutherlin 41 Glide 83. Camas Valley 42 Dufur 55, Maupin 41 S. Eugene 48. Hillsboro 34 Shasta High Victor Over Ashlanders Ashland - Shasta high of Redding, Calif., put up good defense to break up the Griz zly offensive patterns and fir ed with more accuracy from the field to bounce Ashland 39 to 28 on the hoop court here Friday. Ashland did miss some scor ing opportunities and was cold in its shooting. Ross Carter with 16 points and Mike Fraley with 13 headed point production for the Wolves and Bob Johnson had 11 for the Ashlanders. Quarter marks favored Shasta 10 to 4, 22 to 10 and 32 to 17. BOX: Shasta Carter Anthony Boyce Pierce McGowan Fleherty c ariey Colby . Totals . "FG FT PF TP 4 8 2 16 EL f -'ti Kfcv- : - o -4-1 tv . 1 EST - ? 1 T 3 1 0 0 O 0 2 0 O 0 0 1 o -14 11 18 39 Ashland Bjork Hardy J onnson Gray Alley Taylor Allen Smith Dickerson Stemple Totals . FO FT PF TP 10 3 2 rt . i -a 4 3 2 11 o o i n 0 O 1 0 0 2 5 2 4 0 1 8 0 0 10 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 9 10 17 28 SMASHING RIGHT TO HEAD, Archie Moore, light heavyweight champion, shakes up challenger Yvon Durelle shortly before eleventh round knockout in Montreal. MedfcrivITribune Saints Rap Phoenix HS Eugene St. Francis high applied sharper shooting from the field and its opportunities at the gift toss line Friday night for a 41 to 29 verdict over the Phoenix cage aggre gation. Tom Spies, top point maker. got 17 of his 21 tallies at the free strip, making 11 straight shots good. Jay Hawn was next high for the Saints with 12. No Phoenix player made more than four counters. Leads held by the Eugene team at the period pauses were 15 to 4, 21 to 14 and 32 to 20. LINE-UP: 41 St. Francis F 2 Maher F 2 Palanuk C 1 Stapleton G 21 Spies G 12 Hawn Phoenix 29 MacKintosh 4 Dillree Blessing . Consbruck Reese 3 2 2 l Substitutions For St. Franris Seven 2, Coghlan 2, Cottnair. Nord, Stewart: for Phoenix Rarl Sloper 2. McClurb 2. Floyd 3, eas ier, Baser t, Kicny z. First military aircraft for the U. S. was purchased and delivered in 1909. OLE FOLS ROMPS HOME EASY HANDICAP San Bruno, Calif. -(LTD- Ole Fols, owned by Neil McCar thy, of Los Angeles, romped to an easy victory in the $20,000 San Bruno Handicap for two-year-olds at Tanforan Saturday. Bet down to 2-5, Ole Fols was in front most of the way and finished one length ahead of second -place Jet Journey, Witchdoctors Jinx African Soccer Men Mombasa, Kenya-OJPD-That old black magic held an Afri can soccer team in its spell Saturday. The players charg ed that witchdoctors have jinxed their dressing room. They blamed a recent string of defeats on "Meganga," the local form of spooks. A spokesman for the Mombasa municipal council said there appeared to be only two pos sible solutions: Get a friendly witch doc tor to "cleanse" the dressing room of the jinx. -Get better players, o r play easier opponents. and four in front of Blue Up. The winner went the mile and 70 yards in 1:42 flat and paid off $2.80, $2.60 and $2.10. First out of the gate, Ole Fols set a fast pace, romping side-by-side with Scorpions Thumb down the back stretch as they pulled six lengths ahead of the field. But Scor pions Thumb faded as they turned for home and the rest of the pack closed in. However, Jockey Donald Pierce made it Ole Fols easily as the chestnut son of Tudor Minstrel scored his fifth vic tory'in 10 starts. The win was worth $12,050 and brought his winnings for the year to $27,425. Ole Fols Is a nominee for the Santa Anita Derby. ARRANGE PLANE TRAVEL Chicago -(UPD- The Chicago Cubs Friday completed ar rangements for airplane trav el for the entire 1959 baseball season except for trips to and from Milwaukee. The Cubs signed for 35 charter flights with United Airlines for 24,097 miles of travel. Billies Trip Eagle Point Pleasant Hill - Pleasant Hill built up a 20-point half way margin Friday night as a boost to a 68 to 55 basketball victory over Eagle Point high here. Bill Turner of the Eagles took the individual honors with 25 points. Wright had 17 points and Lindley 16 for the Billies. Halftime mark was 49 to 29. MAM. TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, December 14. 1931 t v 1 Tom Brown In Tennis Final Play La Jolla, Calif. - (UPD -Top- seeded Tom Brown, San Fran cisco, and Whitney Reed, Ala meda, Calif., reached the men's singles finals of the national hardcourt tennis championships at La Jolla Beach and tennis club Satur day, each winning five-set matches in semi-final play. 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