WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 194?
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PACE THIRTEEN
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
ly Hugh Fulltrten
NEW YORK. Nov. I lAV-Aa II tilt
Boilon Braves weren't having
tnough trouble, they're now re
ported having training camp dif
ficulties , , , laat tprlna, you r
member, Uiey had to fly a load of
teat down from the north and
Ultn atoro It III Tampa because
Ultra waan't big enoiiifh freearr
In Bradrnton. Ma., to hold what
waa needed lor a hungry mob of
ethlelee . . . ifow the alury la that
they II mora to a Baraaola hotel
and transport tha playera by bua to
the Bradrnton flrld . . . that thould
Biaka the chamber of commerr.
moat unhappy . , . The Yankrra alM
had a law niltunrtcrttaiullnae laat
aprlnf, but. their lodging appar
enlly hare been okayed for next
aprlng . . . Ilardrtt lurk atory re
ported til Is football aeaaon ea that
Halfback Charley iKedi Iianka of
the Mahatioy City. Pa., Hrewera won
a free haircut for arorlng a touch
down agalnat llatleton and then
won another haircut fur blocking a
kirk . . . Jutt call him Haldy. '
II yea think that Princeton-Kut-
tustle SO yeara agu alaried all
football nonwnte. take g look
the current "Virginia Magadne
of Hutory and nioareuhy." . , . Dr.
C. Richard Handera of Uuke U. dug RAVI riD
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Up Ullt qUUiV I li.lll T 1 1 limit nil lirj,
eft' Ui
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colony: "Thry (the Chraaiieake In
diana) have the exerclte of football.
In which Uiey only forccably en
counter with the foot to carry the
ball from the one to the othrr,
and epurn It to the goal." . . .
furthermore, Btrschey went on, the
Indiana were a darn tight more
sportsmanlike than the Eiigllth
ae Ultra In Die game . . . probably
didn't demand echnlarthlpt. either.
t'nlvertlly of Connecticut athlrtea
allll are unhappy about Uiat train
ing table "conception 'a tl 15 die
count on a 10 buck meal ticket
ircaut Uiey Hill have to ttand
Jn line a half hour or to in the
cafeteria. And trethmen aren't In
cluded. . . . Itn't It a rolnrulenre
that Baylor came up with an all
winning football team the tame year
they're trying to nine ll.MO.OOO for
a new atadlum? . . . Heavyweight
Koland La, HUru plant to return
to City College to complete work
for hla phytlcal education decree at
aeon aa he earna a flrtl three rating
. . Then he flgurea he will only
feave to fight twice a year . . . Man-
Jger Pate De Angelo addt: "Then
la manager will tUrt looking (or
Job." '
E.K.O. la eat with a movie aliort.
3re Kldt." bated on the Rangers'
yeewee hockey program. And you
ran actually tell which are the
gaajor leaguera . , . Johnny Btdt
tewtkl. the Redtklnt guard, proudly
Wilt of hla two-year-old ton'a pre
cocity. The kldi Johnny taya. can
pell hla own name.
BATTERY Adriort
Burk takes aim a his favor
ite forget, J. D. Ison, prepares
to break downficld.
Scout Predicts
Wide Open Affair
l-OH ANGELES. Not. iA1
UCLA Football Bcout Tom Whllley
brought pertinent newt to He id
Coach fted Handera after viewing
the Urrgon-Wathliigton game.
Whitley predicted the UCLA
Wathlnglon game here Baturday
mould be "a wide open" affair, with
ntlthrr outfit able to ttop the other
from acorlng.
Haiidert promptly tent the Ilrulna
tlirnugh their loimeat oflenalve
tcrimmage tlnce the California
gtme, which aaw Halfback Bob
Walton run 60 yarda for one touch
dean and Joe Marvin pata to End
John Mend for 40 yardt and an
other tlx points.
Seventy Rules Govern Modern Football; Major Laws Cleared
By HAHKV (iMAYMON
NEW YORK INKAl College
football la governed by aet of 70
rulea, each with from one to eight
variation!, according to Abb Curtla,
lupervltor of Parlflo Coatt confer
ence official!.
And Ui confute the average apec
tator. the rule book haa been com
pletely recodified, with no lewer
Uitn M major and minor changea.
"The changea were dealgned to
make Uie game more open," aaya
Out Cervlnl, an eattern official,
"but you allll recognise the game.
Moat of the changea are of an ad
ministrative nature."
To make the game eatier to un
dcratand, Curtla and Cervlnl clarify
(lacklon. Calif. Johnny Efhan.
lie, Honolulu, atopped Mike Bemal,
US. San Frtncltoo, S.
llonohila Reuben Hmlth, llS'.i.
Lna Angeles, atnpped Oavld Kul
Kong Young. 121, Honolulu, I.
Mariucci Back
MINNEAPOLIS on Johnny
Mariucci, University of Mlnneaota
football and hockey atar, hat re
turned lh!a aeaton to Mlnneapollt
to perform for the pro horkey
Mlllcra In the U 8. league. During
five yeara with the Chicago Blark
hawkt. Martucrt built a reputation
ar. a vlcloua body-checker.
Brooklyn Eyes
Yet Hurler
Raffensberger
BROOKLYN. Nov. f iPi-The
Brooklyn Uodgera ar. going all out
for Uie one man they believe will
help them win not only the IBM
National league pennant but the
World Henea aa well. The man ta
Southpaw Pitcher Ken Raffentber
rer of the Cincinnati Reda.
The hint that the Dodgera are
hot after a "good, reliable" veteran
p'tcher. with no namea mentioned,
Wat dropped at an official preta
ri.nferenre conducted by Prealdrnt
Branch Rickey yetterday.
The conference waa called to an
nounce that U-year-old Burt Shot
ton would be back at rnanager of
the Dodgeri next year.
Neither Rickey nor Rholton would
come right out and tay to but 'it
waa learned that Raffentberger la
the pitcher both are eyeing.
During hla recent tour of Nation
al league cltlea Rickey ta aald to
have cornered Warren Oilea. head
man of the Reda, and talked to him
about protpecta of landing the 32-year-old
mound vet.
" "I think there might be chance
of getting the pitcher we're after
before the aeaton opent next April."
Rickey tald. He didn't Identify
nlavera offered In exchange. At the
mme time he did not deny that the
name of Catcher Bruce Edwardi,
Inflelder Eddie Mlkala and Out
flrldera Lull Olrno and Tommy
Brown were mentioned aa poaalble
bait.
Raffentberger. working V)th aa a
ptarter and reliever latt aeaaon. won
III garnet and lott 17 for the aeventh
place Redt. Next aeaaon will be hla
10th In the majora.
More Games
NEW YORK i-Ti The tlx National
Hockey league team! thlt aeaton
are playing 70 gamea each. 38 at
home and 36 on the road. Thlt la
an Increase of 10 gamea per club
over latt aeaton. The NHL aeaton
runa from October 12 to Miurh 2d.
with the Stanley Cup playoff's following.
Huskies Work
Under Lights
SEATTLE. Nov. The Wath
Ir.gton Hutklea worked out under
the lights latt night In preparation
for Snturdtv't atmggle with UCLA.
Moat of the drill waa of a drfen
ilve nature with a thlrd-itiing out
fit totting Red Sandert' alngle wing
offente at the vanity defendera.
Hank Ttedemann, fullback, and
Guard Ted Holaknecht the lone
Hutky crlpplea were In auit but
Coach Hnwle Odel expreaaed doubt
they would be ready by game time.
the more Important rule changea.
The ute of the handa In blocking
now make It mutt that the block
er handa mutt be In contact with
hla cheat throughout the entire
block. ,
Subttltutlona may be made ohly
when the clock It atopped. and any
number of them. A tide ttopplng the
clock to make a aubtlltullon la pen
alized five yarda, but no lonuer la
l. charged with a time out. Single
tubttltutlona mav not enter the
game when the clock la running,
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BRAINS DEPARTMENT Coach Frank Leahy stands solidly
behind Notre Dame's first three quorterbocks. They ore, left
to right, Sophomore John Mozur, Senior Gerry Beg ley ond
the Starting Junior Bob Williams.
BEARS LEAD IN
OFFENSE, DEFENSE
which waa permlaaable latt fall. In
order to give coachea a chance to
get an offenetve or defenalve pla
toon Into the game, the clock la
atopped whenever the ball changea
handa.
When a ball goe out of bounda
from a fumble or paaa. It belongs
to the team that fumbled or patted.
Encouraging pitting la a change
laying that forward may now be
touched by one eligible receiver and
caught by another.
A forward touching an Ineligible
man la not dead. The defense may
Intercept and advance.
Ineligible playere of the patting
vanity mutt remain on or behind
the line of tcrimmage until the paaa
la "touched."
Paaalng from behind the goal line
tepa up became the old penalty of
It being a aalety If incomplete In
the end gone la removed. Such a
maneuver la now merely the lota of
g down.
Intentionally grounding a for
ward paaa formerly called for a IS
yard penalty from the Una of ecrlm
mage with the lose of a down. Now
It la five yarda from the apot of Uie
foul, plua the Iota of the down. It
used to be that a paster trapped 20
yarda behind hla line actually
gained five yarda. Now the penalty
la from 20 yarda behind the line of
tcrimmage, a 25-yard lost.
The backfleld man, or men, 1 n
position to receive a hand-to-hand
paaa from the center la Ineligible to
receive a forwird paaa.
A very radical change haa to do
with punts that Croat the Una of
scrimmage and rebound untouched
behind It. Tha ball may now be ad
vanced by the kicking team. The
recovery of tuch a kick makea It
firtt down.
A punt into the end zone la no
longer dead. This makea possible
the recovery of a fumble for a touch
down. If the receiver la tackled In
the end tone. It la a touchback.
A punt fumbled by the safety
man, which la recovered In flight by
the kicking team, may be advanced.
A team kicking off cannot be Oral
to touch the ball until II haa crusted
the receiving team a restraining
line. Last year Uie kicking tram,
could recover a ball that hadn V
gona 10 yarda, and kick off again,
Tha penalty for the kicking team
touching euch a ball la now the toaa
of It on Uie apot, to you wou t tea
many short klck-offa. .
Fouls by the defense do not give
tha offense a first down unless thai
penalty distance puts the ball be
yond Uie linesman a etake.
Qulen sabe?
LEON HART NAMED
LINEMAN OF WEEK
NEW YORK. Nov. ow-Blg Leon Hart, Notre Dame's husky 240
pound end. Is this week's lineman of Uie week.
Hart t work In Uie Michigan State game earned him Uie award In
Uie weekly Associated Press poll, a
Basketball
SHOES
at Team Prices
Thus for the second itraight week
the award went to a player from
the Pittsburgh, Pa, area. Hart la
from Turtle Creek, Pa. Last week
the award went to Duke'g Blaine
Earon from Altonna, Pa.
Prank Leahy. Notre Dame coach,
thinks to highly of his alx-foot-four
end, he would like to try him
at fullback, carrying Uie ball. How
ever, Hart la too good a blocker at
end.
Besides he sometimes carries Uie
bail on end-around playa and when
he snares forward pastes. In one
play of the Michigan Bute ga
Hart caught a pass. Two
game
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LOS ANOELES. Nov. ( orV-California,
undefeated In Its bid for the
Rote Bowl honor, leada the Pacific
Coast conference aa Uie top offen
sive and defensive team.
The Golden Bears have gained
3029 yarda in eight games, 1B26 on
the ground and 1103 In Uie air, to
far outdistance the rest of the con
feience teams.
Idaho la Uie next best offensive
learn, with 11197 yards running and
(77 pasting for a total of 2547. Ida
ho's rushing figure leada Uie loop
in this department.
California, haa held opponents to
1U yards, or 2324 yarda per game.
MINNEAPOLIS. OP) Three play
era who helped DrPaul win a na
tional college cage UUe several yeara
ago are now playing together again
with Uie Minneapolis Lakera of the
National Basketball association. Big
Oeorge Mlkan haa been Joined by
Whiter Kachan and Oene Stump.
Even the price tag Is asking:
Isnt it time you
raduated to a Packard ?
with Oregon the next defensive
team at 19M yardt.
Leading passing team Is Southern
California's Trojans, who. thanks to
Quarterback Jim Powers, have
traveled 1307 yards via the air.
Troy's Gifford
Out for Term
LOS ANGFLES. Nov. f WW Re
st rve Quarterback Frank Gifford
Joined the long roll of casualties
which hav plagued the Trojans of
Southern California this fall.
The Bskersfleld. Calif., player,
who had booted 22 out of 21 points
after touchdowns and waa wed reg
ularly on' defense the past few
weeks, underwent appendectomy
late yesterday and Is lost for Uie
remainder' of the season.
You'll switch to
Calvert, too, this week.
CALYXXT RXSXBVg Blended WhJakey
-Ml Proof-es Oram neutral opima
Calvert OlttUlara Oorp. Mew York City
tackier tried to atop him, but both
were knocked flat.
Hart's performance surpassed that
of Jimmy Kynea, Florida center,
who sparked his team to an upset
triumph over Oeorgia. Playing on
both offense and defense Kynes
turned In one of Uie best games of
hla career. He was always In the
right spot at the right time.
Joe Cloldt, Washington end, waa
the lone Pacific Coatt lineman In'
eluded in thlt week's nominations.
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