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6 B WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1963 MEDFORD M.'.IL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD. OREGON Rams Give Baker Time To Master Pro QB Job Bv ALEX KAHN LOS ANGELES (UPl)-Coach Harland Svare of the Los Ail' geles Rams says that Terry Baker is a good illustration of the problems involved in con verting a good college passer into a pro quarterback. Baker came to the Rams as the most highly-publicized and honored college back in the na tion last year when he was pick ed as the Heisman Award win ner and named to the All-Ameri ca team. Svare told the Southern Call' Stanford's Weaver Out For Season STANFORD, Calif. (UPD Stanford officials today con firmed the bad news that start ing quarterback Clark Weaver is out for the season with a knee injury. Weaver underwent surgery Tuesday. Sophomore Mike Connelly looked sharp in drills Tuesday at quarterback for the first time. Halfback Dick Ragsdale also took a turn at running the squad. ON NW TOUR LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Los Angeles Lakers left today on a basketball exhibition tour of .the Pacific Northwest with the San Francisco Warriors. The Lakers, after beating the Philadelphia 76ers 108-98 Tues day night, sport an exhibition record of 6-1. fornia Football Writers Associa tion that the Rams were not try ing to rush Baker into action until he mastered the job of pro quarterback. "Terry is a fine athlete and he could be a good safety man but that would mean he would also have to learn to play de fensively as well as on offense," Svare said. "We would rather wait a while longer and let him learn the job of quarterback." Svare said Baker's chief prob lem had been his inability to put enough snap on the ball, but he was improving with work. The young coach said a pro quarterback has to step into his throw, just like a baseball pitch er. "Baker tells me he threw the ball much better in college than he does as a pro and movies of his games at Oregon State bear him out," Svare said "So we're letting him take his time to de velop as a pro passer. It's pos sible to break a kid if you use him before he's ready." Svare said that the Rams played a much better game against the Green Bay Packers than the score indicated and he was hopeful the progress the club has shown will continue this week end against the Chicago Bears. DELAWARE IS TOPS NEW YORK (UPI) - Dela ware was the unanimous first place choice today in balloting for the Lambert Cup, symbol of Eastern small college foot ball supremacy. Dave Nelson s Blue Hens received a 10.0 rat ing compared to 7.4 for Am herst. Northeastern had 6.8 and New Hampshire 6.4. Automatic Transmissions EXCLUSIVELY Minor or Major Repairs Factory Unit! In Stock 100 Financing COMPLETE OVERHAUL $3750 MEDF0RDvTRIBUNE SPORTS Latin American Tilt Saturday NEW yukk (UPI) Three 1 .National League batting race, of the big league's top hitters during the past season Ro berto Clemente of the Pitts burgh Pirates, Orland Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants and Tony Gonzalez of the Philadel phia Phillies will be in the starting National league line-up against the American league in the Latin - American major league players' game at the Polo Grounds next Saturday. Clemente, runner-up to Los Angeles' Tommy Davis in the SO Red Raiders Top OCE Wolves ASHLAND Southern Ore gon college will have its second cross country competition of the season on Saturday, Oct. 12, in the Sacramento State Invita tional. The Raiders opened their slate last Saturday by beating Ore gon college 23 to 32. Norm Oyler was individual first for SOC, covering the 2V4 mile distance in 12:48.8. Jim Musgrave, OCE, was sec ond. Taking third and fourth, respectively, for the Raiders were Jack Salter and Rich Stan field. Next in order were Jim Jettison and Bob Williamson, OCE. Allen Wruck was sev enth for SOC and George Ives eighth. Randy Stale was ninth for the Wolves and Bernie Gran iger 10th. BACK TO WORK NEW YORK (UPI)-It was back to work today for Gene j Conlcy, s pitcher in the sum j mertime, and a basketball play er during the winter. Conley, who pitches for the Boston Red Sox, joined the New York Knickerbockers of the National Basketball association Tuesday after a two weeks rest. Conley scored 630 points last season. labor As Low At .. FIGHTS Medford Transmission Rebuilders 3540 N. Pacific Hwy. Phoni 779-1811 Fait Etticlanl Sorvica TUESDAY'S BOUTS LONDON lUPil Frankle Tay lor, 123, Britain, stopped Harold Gomel, 130 Providence. R.I. I NF.W YORK lUPIl Sunnyalde Gardens Bob Cassidy. 134. Levit town. N.Y.. outpointed Domingo 1 Ortiz. 133. Hohnken, N.J. 161. wound up with a .320 average. which included 17 home runs and 76 runs batted-in. Cepeda, with a .316 average that fea tured 34 home runs and 97 rbi's, finished fifth in the batting race. Gonzalez, with a .306 average and 66 runs-batted-in, ended the season in eighth place. Juan Marichal will start for the National leaguers, managed by Clemente. The San Fran cisco Giants' right-hander had a 2.41 earned-run average, and a 25-8 won-lost record. Pedro Ramos will start for player-manager Hector Lopez's American leaguers. The Cleve land right-hander had a 9-8 won- lost record, with a 3.11 earned run average. Part of the proceeds of Uie game will be turned over to the Hispanic American Baseball federation, an organization ded icated to the promotion of base ball for the Spanish - speaking boys in this country. Boros Termed Man To Watch ATLANTA (UPI) - Take it from Arnold Palmer, the big money man in the world of golf, the fellow to watch in the Ryder Cup matches here this week end is U.S. Open champ Julius Boros. "Boros is playing so well it scares me," Palmer said Tues day after the American team came off the East Lake Country club course. They had just com pleted a practice round for the Ryder Cup matches with Great Britain, which begins Friday. The entire 10-man U.S. team appeared to be playing well and Palmer, the team captain, was beaming with confidence. He hesitated to make any pre dictions about the outcome of the three - day battle with the British but left no doubt that he thinks anything but a handy win by the Americans would be a major upset. 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