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Outlook For AFL Rosier As Fourth Season Opens J1EDF0HI1 MAIL TKIBl NK, VKDKORD, OREGON By GEORGE LAN'CFORD LPI hporls Writer Color the American Football League's outlook rosey and not wim red ink ticket sales as of two weeks ago were up at least 25 per cent over a year ago. At Kansas c i t v. the ad SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. 1963 BOWLING The adolescent AFL opened ' vance season ticket sales are Tt r'Sl) AY M1XKII: 1 Couples who wish to bowl in Tuesday mixed league will meet i at n pin. on Tueso,iv, Kept. in. at MecltorH lanes Faeh team will have two men and two women. higher than those of n of the 22 teams in pro football a year ago," he said. "What's more, the players our clubs have cut this season are the kind that won 1. 1 h.v been first-slrinqcrs three years its fouith season last night with two games. Four teams open their season today. The New York .lets, rebuilt and rcvimed. travel to Boston to face the Patriots before 20.- OOO. and the Buffalo Rills larlrln ' aOO." Fn arirlnrl flnlv thro tU r k . . , r- i r I..L , t . " uin i. ii a i ), i; t o at oan uiego. "i wur vinos ;ew iorK, itciiver where a near-capacity crowd of I and Oakland have taken a louk !in Oftfl ic anlioinfitorl TU o;il.. ol ant. nU.-nrc U.. ,U . hV'd the host nrn-spmyin rwr.rrl clllhs in pithpp toannn ' nulling itiaiviu uiviMun teams; the Ch:gers are rated by many as the team with the best chance of dethroning Kansas City. Joe Foss. the league commis sioner, estimated that advance HOWI.IS'n Itlhhlr.S I A im'etinc of Howling Biddies ' will he held at 7:30 p. ni on Mon- day. Sept !l, at Medfnrd lanes, j Any women interested ar invited. SPORTS i KMIMHK l.K fifK I fcmpirr leiipue will bcin iln mu 01 hnvvtinc at 1 p m on We-d- n'sd.iv. Smi 1 1 . at Mrrilord Unci, 1 A nirctinj: has been called lor 12. 45 p. ") I it.MMwnv i: r.i K i Horn Owl I.nKRinR (7-1 1 3. Clar- , enre Bvrd 514; Rocm" Valley Hospi tal i.i-jt i. jerry s.ecKier ni. Butte Kails Shell (3-lt 3, Dale Smith 5RR. Ktccnral Products 1 1 3). Joe Kant or 522- Rreoount Brothers i2-'' 2. Tom Stanton 5H; Brookhur,t Stibdi vi sion ij-2i 2. Roy Wilkes SUi. M A: A LoKSMlR 2-2i 2. I.arrv Jhmich Sii.y First Christian Church (!i-l! 2. M ft rime Olson 552 Applecate lnvesinieni i2-2t 2, Glenn Hunter Stti; Hillver Oil (2 2 1 2. Dnn Penwell 48:t Roy Rurchelt 27fl; Neil V(rrier 234. Frank Solomon 5. Specialtv Contractors 2H4!J. Landry Broadens Shuffle To Strengthen Defensive Unit of Dallas Cowboys (EDITOR'S NOTE : This is an other in a series of dispatches sizing up the prospects of pro fessional fnnthall teams for the lWill season.) Keep Oregon Green tfi-2i. Gor. don Layton 4.t0; ' Crater Lake Ma ehinery No. 1. 1 2 1 a -A 1 2 2. Jim Carnean 4Sn. Squirt H'i-.I'jI 1. Ernie Dukp shier 47; Crater Lake Maehinery No 2 '4-41 3. Gene Carncan 434. Rcirhold Chemicals 1-1-4 1 4. Len Thrun 4t!.V. Harry & David (0-8, 0; Gary Courh 493 Ron Perrv 2(lfi. Wavne Areher int. Herb Southwiek 1!3, Hool Owl Logging 2384. By F.I1 FITK DALLAS (UP1) - The Tom Landry shuffle has taken on new implications for the Dal las Cowboys this season. The term "shuffle" originated with Landry's use of alternat inu iiaiterbacks on each play. Cut this season Landry, rec ognizeri around the National Football leauue as "a defen- Gaechtcr at safety and Cornell Green at the left halfback snot. Green, particularly has shown so much savvy he has veteran .Jim Ridlon, obtain ed in a trade from San Fran cisco, running with the second unit, while teaming with vet eran Don Bishop at the corners. Jerry Norton, another veter an defensive man, also has drop, ped back to the second unit he. hind Gaechler and Warren Liv ingston, the latter a hritliant ItnSV K(H KKItS I.KACI'K Chefs KlvniB A 13-1 1. Harvey Tonn 570; Haupert Tractor Co. (1-3 1. Dmm Fosbury fil4. G.MAC i3-i. Ralph Aahrrc Km: Grance co-Op (1-3 1, Keith Peter son .Vi2. Stale Police 13-n 3. Paul Love toy 4HH: Timber Products No. 2 il-3! 1. Harry Lafcver 4!l!t. National Guard No. 1 (3-11 3. Foster Seaver o27: Pacific Power r I.iqht 1-1-31 1. Don Hocensnn 482. Free Enterprise Parkinc (3-1 1 3. men McCov .!i2n: National Guard No. 2 il-3i 1. John Blinker -1RR Timber Products No I (3-1 I 3. Rill LanninE ad7: Montpninery Ward 1 l-3i 1. .lack Rrennan 43fi. Ralph Aabcrc 237. Hurvev Tonn 222. Done Fosbury 221; Chetn Fly illR A 2.riilti. ntiwi.iNf; 111:1. 1. fs McLaren Oil 13-11, Phvllis Ir win -17.T Mail Tribune cadliner (1-3). Peccyann Hutrhmson 4 1R Southern Orecon Tallow com pany 13-11. Ethel l.uman 439: Sp- lainy contractors tl-.li. Louise Patterson 4.V, Rnethler Chevron 13-11. Marca- rookie in 11 unlil he broke rn B"lu nR- R,c Y nramy sa- 1011 ii-.n. tua I'incie 44, Trowbririee Electric i2-2'. Wan da Pitts t.Vl; Team No. 2 (2-21. an arm The two front lines Imwov. : J." f.m2."4J .V.' sive genius, has bad to broad- er, seem set. On defci-.se Hob 1 E'h'1 Luman 2mt pmiiis ir en the scope of the shuffle in ; Lilly and George Andrei at' ends ; L'a?Cn oil 2 44 H"n'cr ,w- Mc' an effort to shore up one of the j and John Meyers and Guy Reese 1 NFL's weakest defenses. I at tackles will be ba .k at their '"'ILi'v in1': j lipoid nn It Landry' s prosjwcting among ; oia sianas. un eliense. lor a flock of promising defensive j mcr Cleveland Browns all-star backs plans out. the Cowboys j Jim Ray Smith will be at one conceivably could make "gc- guard and Dale M'nmclaar at muses" out of the daring pre- j 'he other, with Bob Fry and Ed ivuuing at tne tackles and Mike Connelly at center. And at every position there SIT. PITT I.EACSI K Mann's Store (4-0.1 4. Rich Vance 7: Ruskirk Const. t0-4i 0. Rob Warnner 4B7. Trowbridae and Klvnn (4-(ti 4 Charles Hinnrhsen 444: Telephone Employees Assn. (0-4 1 fl, Bob Doe acher 433 Table Rock Lumber (4-ni 4. Lee Corey 524. International Harvester (0-4 1 n. Bob Jones 4HR Neeley - Nelson Lumber (4-Oi 4. I.ce Ziesmer 500: Team X 1 0-4 1 0 (Forfeit t Rocue Ptv 12-21 2. Dave Rod ker 437: Kir Ply (2-2l 2. Ralph Davis 473. .Mann's 2303. CARDS RKCAI.L WITHR0W ST. LOUIS - (UPI) - Ray Withrow, a 26 - year - old power hitting outfielder, has been re called from Denver by the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cards said Withrow, who hit .253 with Denver, would report immediately. Cards' Chances Suffer Blow By I'niteri Press lntcinatinnal With due respect to the siz zling fast balls of Sandy Kou fax, the one that really ended the National league pennant race may have been thrown by Don Cardwell of the Pittsburgh Pirates. It was a whistling pitch Fri day niqht that struck DicK Groat, shortstop and sparkplug of the St. Louis Cardinals, i.n the chest. The pitch forced Gro-il'.i re moval from the first game of the twilight - night double head er, won by the Cardinals, .1-1. But the Pirates look the second game, 5-0, and enabled the Los Angeles Dodgers to stretch llieir first - place lead to &'? games via their 5-2 triumph ov-r the San Francisco Giants. Without Groat, battling !o win his second N'L batting title ond the acknowledged leader of the Cardinals' late - season drive, the Dodgers' flag worries would appear to be over. Indications are that Groat will miss at least a few games and, in any event, may play several below par during a period when the Cardinals need him most. U.S. Team Winner of Links Cup equauy impressive, neieating , nis American Cup record four Agustin Silveyrn of Mexico, 7 j wins and no losses in his first and 6, and R. Keith Alexander appearance on the team. B 7 DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) It wasn't a comeback victory be cause (hey never trailed, but United Slates golf stars showed stretch speed to win the Ameri can Cup from Canada and Mex ico for the seventh time without defeat. Led by captain Billy Joe Patton, the U.S. players won 14 (of a possible 18 points on the iinal nay nt play to tally 2(i'-2 points of a possible 36 in the biennial international tourney, pulling away from Canada, to taling 19'i, and Mexico, with 8. Patton Takes Charge Canada, trailing by l'j points midway through the two-day event, could pick up only 84 points in the final team and sin gles matches, and Mexico knocked out the Canadians by winning 3 points in team play and 4' 2 for the day. Patton, who did not play in the singles matches on the first day, j took charge Friday, defeating j both of his rivals, Bert Tice- nursi ot lanaoa. i ano i, ana Jose Ortega of Mexico, fi and S, to run his American Cup rec ord to 12 wins and no losses. But youthful Dick Sikes was of Canada, 6 and 5, to make Soriano Stands On No Replay Decision SEATTLE (UPI) - Dewey Soriano, Pacific Coast League, president, said Friday he will j stand on his decision that a postponed game between the j Portland Beavers and the San ! Diego Padres will not be re played. The Houston Colt .45s, par ent club of the Oklahoma City 8!ers, threatened Friday to go to court lo overturn Soriano's decision. Soriano said Houston's action was interesting and that he had "no objection whatsoever" if the club decided to press court action. "I made the ruling on what I thought was just and fair to all concerned," he said. Soriano said the umpires called the afternoon gam-.t be cause the field was not in con dition (or play, although the sun was shining. The third double winner for the U. S. was Dr. Ed Upde graff, who sat out the team matches but came through in the singles with a 4 and 2 de cision over Tomas Ichman of Mexico and 3 and 2 over Bill Wakeham of Canada. RESIGNS AS DIRECTOR BELLINGHAM (UPI)-WesU em Washington State Collega Board of Trustees Friday ao cepted the resignation of Ath letic Director Charles Lattcn busch. Lattenbusch will remain at the school in a teaching ca pacity. The trustees also an nounced the merging of tha physical education and athletia departments under the PE de partment chairman, Dr. William Tomaras. '63 BUIGK "SPECIAL" 2-Dr. Ai low As ' $61 75 mo Ilich Supply season observers who pick Dal las as successors to the New York Giants as Eastern Division champions, finti; Steve Wilson (1-4 Peters ,n2. AI iTcx. Nash (7-H : McWhoricr 601; B.-irm to-;ii 1. Dick Wallace .18 Portland Glove 1 5-3 1 I. AnHy Anderson 533, Wlntclaiv Candy (3-5) 3. Wilton While 5ii0. WcslFide Merchants 1 5-3 1 2. .Inrk Realc 552: Pacilie Power & Light (2-tit 2, Bud Schrocricr 552 Assoc la ten Restaurant j IS a mixture of seasoned hands Bud Judy .i24: Silver $ Stamps (0- There will he little or no ! d!lu sprinkling 01 rookies to chanso in the Cowboy attack, ! L,anflr.v rtpP,n. a" mprcdi- which penoraled enough mo- ll now. Gillmm Shin mcntum last season lo rank No. 2 in the leanue in total yardage and scorinR. The offense auain will rely heavily on the shuttling quar terbacks, Eddie LaBaren and Don Meredith, the ground Ral lopinc of Don Perkins and Amos Marsh, the fine reccivinfi of Bill Howton and Frank Clarke and the excellent kicking of Sain Baker. Defense A Problem While the offense isn't de aling any new gray hairs on the 39-ycar-old Landry's head, the defense often makes him want lo tear out big gaps in consistent player all year," his thinning head cover. I Manager Walt Alston said Fri For the first time, Landry I day night following the Dodgers' feels he has as fine a line 5"2 victory over the careening backing corps as the club will i Sa".,F'rancis Giants, need - now and for the fu- j G'lliam helped Sandy Koufnx ture. But he still isn't sure who ! rack his 22nd win of the sea is going to play where - ex-! s" by scoring four times and v . .' " . ... rr. collnct thrpn hits, inr nHinf cent mat slower jerry nmus . .---r'T ;L. " i ixiii-strial i.kaolk u.-i l h thP middln m,in. wmm mimei ui me a.son. Poe)lc Rxt.av.atlon M-m Chuck Howley played cred itably at the weak side post last year and seems a fixture alone with Tuhbs except that As LA Wins Opener From SF By SCOTT BAH.LIK SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -lim Gilliam, a key reason why the Los Anqcles Dodgers are leading the National league looked like a hot candidate for the piost valuable player of the year award. And he's a guy who usually comes to training camp slated for the ash heap. Gilliam has been our most P. Gordv Huttncr 4f4 Concrete Steel i4-4l 3. Lin Smith 519; Echo Tomes (1-7) 1. Mike Kiiik .Vll K H. Mnnn Co. (4-4) 1. Jack Piillltis 57H; State Farm t3-3l 3, Bill Halt 57D Otson-l.auver i-M 0. Dirk Wood 47!: Stewart Ave. Llir. 14-4) 4. Bill Hall 5(iR. COCA COI, INVITATIONAL Bill Rhine 20 40; Bnh WelU 20 20: Dick MrKcnzie 1!) XI: Mar tin Stoclidale tX: Roy Onaway IflOj; Sam Black IR 14; Vein Col tins Ifl 12; Rnizer Weiss 1R07; Herb l.eoninj; 17.31; Sam Hfttlistnne. l(iI14; Ed Binchaiu Hi Oil; Bill llnwlcv Hi 02: Ron Dixon 15 2R: Alnn Holmes 14.41; Gale Kimhall 14. IR; John Dickinson 14 01; Jerry Jcrnlonmn Ki.lS; t.lay l,ewis i.t.ib, Bob Wells 870; Bill Blune 245. i n n i : p k n i i: x t I. v. a r ; i ' i: Hnrrv & David (4-0) 4, Fay Od Rard 4B3; CWA (0-4) 0, Bill Cen- Irs SO-t. F.;tRle Poinl TeacherB (4-0) 4. Darrcll Copeland 1R4; Midway Mentfi (0-4t 0. Don Wcndl 4R1. Fed Pcfiasus (3-1 1 3. Roy DakP fi()8: Table Bock Lumber Co. l-3t 1. Lep Corey .VV1 Ideal Cement Co. (3-1) 3. Lennie Gascon nil; Naval Reserve 1 1-3) 1, Dick Orr 48?) Baker's i2-2i 2. Ben Darrfs 4lfi: Timber Wolves (2-2i, Dick HuKhefc 514. Rov Dakp 2C)fi. Lennie Gaienn 237. Lee Corey 213; Red Pegasus 2443. his sixth homer of the season. KoufaX. now 22-5. Struck OUt i Turner 532. :-u. i .l- iO-4i O. Al Cnulter 443 eifciii mvn wuiic wiirRins ine nrjVp cleaners 4-m 4. Dnn Golden Eagle J In. first eight frames. Then ho be- j Bmwn 7: Fyr Fyters io-'ii o, gan to stiffen up and Alston reJ Jfl;karr:(;Vtrjr ,3.n 3, Pe- nnfrti him i itVi rnlinf mn Dnn t f ri rtnrn it Paltertnn t he may wind up as tne strong-: PcITanoski- whn kop, lho oiants t n side line - hacker because ofscorclcss in thr ina, frame. r'!!,.n ndrprr his experience, size and speed.; Manarpr Alvin Dark of tho ; s'h""rv' -"?"''' Drpl' '' L" That would mean the L c c losers wasn't around to discuss . ' Burlkcr'i' Fiyrr. 12-2. 2. 4.n Roy .Inrdan. the Alabama 100- ,h(, ciuh's skid in,n (01lrh pbr0 , B,,nkrr B'-i' v" Lhr kie prize, would Ret the weak- Alvin disappeared nut a side 1 B'hkrai 214. jrk Monroe side job. since he's liphtcr and door aloiiR with the Giants' pen- j ""in Et'Scr;"87B-2.,(i7. also had the knach for com-1 nant dreams after soiling a new inn across to meet a play. record for Reltinq dressed. But ; Rr45JI5mNcnmr4r!r.'f .3-1 . Then, there is Harold Hays, Orlando Cepeda st i 1 1 was nny Bnrrhon' tm. nncur vnv k if,i?t Fi. .i.n F.nn, I , c ci cci nni nrniinn , f-"L". n-j "... Southern, who mav be better I "It looks had, hut you never than any of th" n"- ""-. know." Cepeda Rrunted. while as the swing man. If Jordan munching an ear of corn. can t make it, nays win go 10 m,ml, MMwMBFriij' a S.ifi BiMtr K.ilh firnrr.il Slnrp (3-l 3. Brnce Pinalc ."n;t; l.inebauKh Trpr; Service il-3l 1. Frank Solo- I man .Vi7. the strnngside, Howley back to the weak side. Even BiRRer Problem The secondary is even more of a problem. That is where the opposition probed deeply for its big scores last year. Two of last year's rookies, re sponsible for many of the lap ses which cost deep - strike touchdowns, have impressed Landry so well in the prc-scason fames they have just about shunted a pair of veterans nut of Iheir jobs. They are Mike Be Choosy . . . Get Jacuzzi PUMPS! Vi H.P. DEEP WELL PUMP With 42 Gal. Tank and Air Charger $15.95 down, $13.15 per mo. Centrifugal Irrigation Pumps $0050 nil ua SickifKi BSwrdware J25 W. M.,n Ph. 775-293? S&H GREEN STAMPS The Advantages of A New Car or Truck From Courtesy Chevrolet Lt ui cipliin the postibU advxnMgci of Icjting j ear or truck. Come in toon! It coitt nothing to investigate our low coit fletible lease plan. Rewemher when you Icate from New Car Dealer vou have the protection of New Car Dealer Service plut Factory Warranty, Courtesy Chs.vro.cfr lh and Bartlett Sti. 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