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MEDKOKD MAIL TKIBINE. MKUFOlil). ORECiON Sport Parade By JACK CUDDY United Press International NEW YORK (UPI) - Yogi Berra's first objective as new manager of the New York Yankees will be to restore their old trade mark the home run. "Personnel seems to run in cycles with teams," says Berra, who has been observing Yankee teams since 1947 when he re ported as the rawest rookie Ring Lardner's Alibi Ike. "And for a while it has been running toward fielding and finesse with us." Berra was appalled when the Yankees scored only four runs in their four-game World Series sweep at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers. "They had great pitching," he conceded. "But we had lousy hitting. We're supposed to hit great pitching." The Yankees lost to the Dodg ers by scores of 5-2, 4-1, 1-0, and 2-1 the worst showing they ever made in a World Series SOMETHING NEW Has Been Added Bob Lewis IS BACK AS OUR SERVICE MANAGER In addition to our regu lar mechanical service in Domestic & Imported Cars we are now equipt to work on . . . RENAULT VOLKSWAGEN MERCEDES BENZ And All Makes of Imports STEVENS AUTO SALES 505 N. Central Ave. 773-3655 and one of the worst showings ' any team ever made in a World j series. Looks For Muscle "The first thing I'm going to iook tor is some more muscle, said Yogi, in going over his fu ture plans. "The Yankees mean ; power to people. I want to add some power left-handed if pos- j sible but right handed if I can't ! get left-handed power-hitting." j The Yankees hit 188 homers i last season a king-sized total but they were far behind the American and major league ' leading total of 225 hit by the j Minnesota Twins. ; "They were calling the Twins j the window breakers at the end of the season," grumbles Berra. j "We're supposed to be the win dow breakers." Injuries to Mickey Mantle and j Roger Maris cut down on Yank ee homers, of course, but Ber ra doesn't see that as an ex cuse. He feels the team he has inherited from Ralph Houk is built basically on defense and he thinks a Yankee team should be built basically on power. Needs Power Hitters "We always had good field ing," recalls Yogi of the Great l i anKee teams oi me isou s. But we had the big sticks. It is conceivable, the way Yogi is talking, that he will ln ..- Ik. All Ctn n. iense oi iyi Dy replacing mira baseman Clete Boyer with a harder hitter. First - baseman Joe Pcpitone, second - baseman Bobby Rich ardson and shotstop Tony Ku bek are "safe" for the moment. (JSC, Washington Lead Big Six Stats SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Southern California and Wash ington, who meet in a head-on grid battle Saturday in Seattle, dominate latest Big Six team statistics. The Trojans are the defensive kings, having given up only 242 yards per game. Their pass de fense is among the nation's i best, having yielded a scant fil yards per contest. Washington has the best at tack with 321 yards per game and has rushed for 225 yards per contest to lead that depart ment, too. The Huskies also have given up 194 yards per game rushing, lowest in the league. California, with quarterback Craig Morton leading the way, has the best pass offense with an average of 158 yards per contest. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1963 T T. - E FIGHTS TUESDAY RESULT By United Press International LONDON (UPI) Dave Cov entry, 134, Liverpool, knocked out Harold Gomes, 1334, Provi dence, R. I. (1). NEW YORK (Sunnvside Gar den) (UPI) Vince Shome, 149. New York, outpointed Antonio Marcilla, 147, Argentina (8). Oyler Takes First; SOC Harriers Bill 3-Way Run Saturday ASHLAND - SOC's Norm Oyler won first place in the Chico State Invitational Cross Country Meet last Saturday, but the Red Raiders went unplaced in the team standings when only four runners finished the race. A full team of five runners must finish the race in order for the team to score. SOC's Rich Stanfield stepped in a hole and sprained his ankle in the first mile and was unable to go the route. Sacramento State College won the meet with 45 points. Chico State was second with 53. Red Raiders who placed in the four mile event were Norm Oyler, first: Jerry Arndt 11th; Allan Wruck, 18th; Jack Salter, 21st. Stanfield will probably be out of the meet this Saturday when Chico State and OTI come to Ashland. Sports Briefs v -V ess- ft JL U 2 1 Plans for Expansion Hay ride Planned Of Ashland Library Reviewed at Meeting PLAQUE PRESENTED Jerald J. McGrew, United Crusade campaign chairman, presents Medford Corporation plywood plant employees plaque to C. E. (Tex) Beall, while George Johnson, day supervisor, watches. Of 245 employees, 241 made contributions to the United Crusade, 236 of them "fair-share" con- SAN JOSE, Calif (UPI) -Denny Moyer, 157-2, Portland. Ore., and Memo Ayon, IBO'4, Mexico, drew, 10. BETTER THAN NOTHING? LONDON (UPI) - Four burg lars who overpowered a night watchman here Tuesday made off with two second-hand shirts after failing to blow a safe. ATTENTION HUNTERS! ! Latest Available U.S. Government Topographic Maps Complete Oregon Coverage Complete Calif. Coverage North of 40th Parallel 'Arrfri books gifts records I STAGES UPSET TOYKO (UPI) - Earl Buch holz of the United States upset Australia's Ken Rosewall, 8-6, 1 UC.XIOJ 111 lilt ivoiuit iiiuvvii nf Ih. caonnljliiu urnrM nrn. . (,. ,i m TnUm i Big Six, was expected to return Metropolitan Gymnasium. 'Buch. j '"day or Thursday to the prac Mr hart riefcatnri Australia's I Llce flcld- He reportedly has the Rod Laver, 13-11, on the first day of the tourney. RAGSDALE AILS STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) -Halfback Ray Handley took over for the ailing Dick Rags dale Tuesday as Stanford scrimmaged f o r Saturday's game against Oregon State. Kagsdale, top scorer in the flu. Fullback Ken Babijian re turned to practice for the first time in nearly three weeks. phine county's approach to con struction of the new library, which has been serving that area since 1959, were presented to Friends of the Public Li brary o( Medford and Jackson County at the meeting in Med ford Monday night. Miss Cora E. Mason. Ashland librarian, presented the pro gram now under way there, and Mrs. Florence Moberly, Grants Pass. Josephine County librar ian, described the early plan ning done by city and county before the new library was con structed. The city of Ashland has pur chased two additional lots ad jacent to the present library for expansion. A feasibility study was made by Vincent L. Ored son, architect, who was retained by the city. This study has been accepted and the architect has now been asked to bring in a preliminary plan for the new building. 1U.500 Square Feel If the construction develops as now visualized. Miss Mason said, the Ashland library will have 19.500 square feet of use space. The building which will be attached to the present li brary will add 10,000 square feet tc the facility. Some of the probems which now exist at the Ashland Li brary, and are to be corrected in the new construction, are too many steps, inefficient arrange ment of work and study areas, and inadequate parking space. Miss Mason said. The new structure will have a graduated ramp as approach and entrance to the building, which will have one major floor with surrounding mezza nine, and parking on the root. The old building will he used as the auditorium and children's department. No Time Taldc No time table has been set up for the construction, Miss Mason stated after displaying the var ious charts prepared by the architect. A bond issue will be required to finance the pro- last week's game posed program, estimated cost scholarship for his scholastic ! against the Denver Broncos be- j of which is $300,000, she said, and athletic achievements by I ca"sc nf a leg injury. i The Josephine County Library the PSC Alumni Association. . ... , Riese, a senior, has posted a 21-3 record in three seasons of varsity baseball at Portland State. .tJL I .." J tributions of one hour's pay per month for 12 months. Similar plaque awards have been made to personnel of every school in School District 549C, employees of the Boy Scout. Council, Payless Drug Store and Jorgenson's Dairy. NEW YORK (UPI) - Coach Weeb Ewbank said today that halfback Bill Mathis will start in Saturday night's American PORTLAND (UPI) Port- Football League game with the land State star pitcher Gordon San Diego Chargers. Mathis Riese has been awarded a $300 1 missed last week's game Pitcher Gordon Riese Awarded Scholarship ByTriHiYClub A hay ride on Halloween night is planned by the Tri Hi Y rluK .iiu ni l j Ashland's plans for library ex-, was financed bv the countv with I "ex pansion and a review of Jose-! O and C funds, Mrs. Moberly ! llnanon oninoy Jonnson, club said, so no bond issue was re- "iMorian, announced loaay. quired to obtain the $361,000 represented in the construction. The site was chosen by a joint committee of county and city ! planners, wno made a study of The Tri Hi Y Club meeto ev. ery Wednesday at the YMCA at 7 p.m. Purpose of the club, as out- the area to determine the most ; lined by the officers, is to help desirable location and then ob- j people in the community who .a...cu H, mis. muuuny Kd.u. i . f h . unW Omar Ban." ocal'ubrarian. i als0 nclP or8anizc and arrane gave a short resume of the activities for junior and senior crowded conditions of the Pub- students at high school and lie Library of Medford and launch nroiects to raise monev Jackson county, pointing out ! , (h cluh.s activUieg t,, keep that the same problems, which . . H Josephine county has corrected, ; 11 sel1 supporting. and that Ashland plans to cor-:, " m pidinim rect, are also plaguing Mod-! 'or a future date to raise funds ford'. He mentioned specifically ! for a World Service project, the entrance steps, crowded At this time there are 12 va reading space and crowded I cancies in the club's member book space. The branch circula-! ?n'P a"d an invitation is ex- tiuuiu w oiij juiiiu. 6i.i .TllV would like to join. The club has Mrs. Joan Keene tion room, he said, is present ly jammed. The meeting, over which Harry Chipman, president of as advisor. The club officers are Judy Kime, president; Sher- the Friends of the Library, pre-1 vife President; Janet i. . Kolekomo, treasurer; Alene sided, was adjourned for a re- Ducbcrt, secretary; Sue Padget. freshmcnt and social hour for chaplain; Anna Gonzales, ser which Mrs. George Moore was ! geant at arms, and Kristine hostess. ! Knapp, representative. The World's Finest Bourbon since 1795 0m fffff gag j ?- p it PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY DISTILLED AN0 BOTTLED BY THE JAMES B. BEAM DISTILLING CO., CLERMONT, BEAM, KENTUCKY Went if? Charge it! Use Wards convenient credit plans PICKUP BRATKOWSKI LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Green Bay Packers have picked up former Los Angeles Ram quarterback Zcke Bratkowski on the waivers and he will be in their lineup Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Brat kowski will sub for Johnny Roach, pressed into action as the Packers' regular quarter back because of an injury to NYCROS ENTERS LAUREL Bart Starr. LAUREL, Md. (UPI) Ny- cros. a French horse who won TWO COACHES FEATURED the Prix du Conseil Municipal SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - 0n Lonchamp on Oct. 20. will tsua HUKinson oi ine university j be entered in the Washington BEAVERS FAVORED NEW YORK (UPI) -Oregon State was listed as a 4-point fa vorite against Stanford at Cor vallis and Oregon was made a 22-point choice against San Jose State at Eugene Saturday by football oddsmakers Tuesday. of Oklahoma and Duffy Daugh erty of Michigan State will head the list of guest speakers, Feb. 22-23, during the second annual Coach of the Year clinic. D C. International at Laurel on Nov. 11, it was announced by Track President John D. Scha-piro. Airman 1C Frank Adams Ground Radar InsiructoriL O' n uh uie TMtqTTl. 44 Aerospace Team j"! mm ...Mtorm i' .'fx mni'iiMii imma - U.S. AIR FORCE HAS OPENINGS RIGHT NOW IN TOP TRAINING PROGRAMS! Ask for details at your nearest Air Force Recruitine Station: See SMSgt Hal O'lesry in the Medford Post Office on Tues., Thurs. and Fri. This Message Sponsored in the Public Interest by MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE BILLS SIGN MURDOCH BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) -Halfback Jesse Murdoch of Cal ifornia Tech, a 6-foot, 2-inch, 203-pound speedster, was signed Tuesday by the Buffalo Bills of the American Football League. DROPPED FROM SQUAD SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) -Second string tackle Don An derson Tuesday was dropped from the San Jose State team for disciplinary reasons. Coach Bob Titchenal would not elaborate on the incident. End Bob Davis was promoted from third to first string. He thus became the fourth soph to ; crack the Spartan starting The j eleven. IVORY TOWER TO RUN LAUREL, Md. (UPI) - Russian Embassy in Washing ton today informed Laurel oi- j BLADES SELL LEOPOLD ficials that Ivory Tower, an; L0S ANGELES (UPI) The Irish-bred 4-ycar-old, would run i Los Angeics Blades of the West in the $150,000 Washington, D.C. crn Hockey League today an International on Nov. 11 instead , nounced tne sale of Ron Leopold, of Gudron. j reserve right wing, to the Port; land Buckeroos for an undis- MORE PASSING ! closed amount. Leopold, 27, ac- SEATTLE (UPI) Washing-, quired early this year from the ton's Huskies worked out ; Chicago Blackhawks, had ap against a USC-type offense peared in five games and score Tuesday and then worked on one goal, with one assist. He their own attack for the last 20 1 played last year for Calgary, Damage Suit Filed Against Wrestler PORTLAND (UPI) -A $20,- 000 damage suit was filed against professional wrestler Prince Kuhio in Circuit Court Monday. Ove P. Quist of Portland said in the suit that he was struck by the 380-pound wrestler, whose real name is Curtis Laukea, at a downtown night club here. HORNETS GET HAMPSON DETROIT (UPI) Center Ted Hampson was farmed by the Detroit Red Wings of the Na tional Hockey League Monday to the Pittsburgh Hornets in the American Hockey League. Hampson scored one assist and had no goals in seven games with the Red Wings. minutes of their practice. Jim Owens had the Huskies doing a lot more passing than usual, and it appeared Washing ton might be ready to throw plenty of passes Saturday. also of the WHL. Grants Pass Bulls Named Champions THREE TAKE TURNS SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)-The! EUGENE, Ore. 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