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FRIDAY, OCT. 3, 11M2 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK NTNT PDTCIH1 imAY More Sports Pages 10, 11 TIME OUT! DODGER HOPES DIMMER ny C.AM.V TAI.IIOT NKW Y()HK W-Anyway. It was I limuVllul dream the Dodgers Imil While II lasted, mill I lie lecllng lemtin strong Unit IIipv would ulw the Yankees a III II Joe Dim k could piuh every day. As It In, Mummer Chuck Ores. rii'M shocked athletes prolmlily will do well to curry Hie series lo nix kiihics. You do not recover eimllv Horn fiK'li it belaboring as Mickey Miinlle, llllly Miirlln, Vic Hum-In h ltd thi'lr mates den It out III Hie second miine. It wua brutal. 'Hie Willi" -7 I--WUS OUB-Jilclfd enough, but It was mora tlin milli ner in which I h e American leaguers wrut nlioul 1 lie execution, od muf merciless as ever when Ihn bin nionry In on the Hup. H"" chl, as menu a lookiiin pitcher a there In In the mini'. W'as humiliating In Ida mastery through ilio finnl Mx IniiliutM. (IM II.MAK IIU) Down in their hculls. when It was over, Ihn Uodaers iuui.1 hive re sided Hint they were, ovcrinalchrd, Hint Ihev had no Mich brealh-lak-nut young otiir mi their Hide as Minnie, the 20-yrur-old wonder V'oin ukluhoum, mid Unit thev were certain III the end In he betrayed by their shortage ol really line nltchinu. Toe picture could change aKaln today, ol course, Preacher Itoe. i be thin mult Irom Ida, Ark . Mill In capiihle on occasion of pitching u whale ol a Kama of bull, and the deen expanses of Yankee Bla diuui are Kleul lor an old timer who leans heavily upon hln out fleldera. M.l.llH IIKI.I' Hut he will need ome serious help at Ihn pliite. and the Brook lyn halters appeared to be mes merised Die lnt time we aaw them. Kasy fid l.npat. the greatest ol I he dlpsv-doodlers, w ill do nothing calculated to bring them to. Toward the end yesterday, Raa rhl waa stomping "n the carcasa. A (trim fmure out there, he ap peared determined to aee lo It that the Dodtier never did come back to life, in the elKluh, Inning he made Rov Camnanella. a nice fel low, duck for his life, and In the ninth, with nothing whatever at Make, he came near dccapltallr Cill Hodges. That. though. Is the way the Yankees do business. They want the other bos. Georgia's Grid Battery Called Best College Pass Combination buj s r s v r : , : if" A U I' 11 A. 1 HARRY BABCOCK . . . catcher Hy l-.nWIN I'OI'K NI-iA hpeclal (Correspondent ATHENS, (la (NKAl Oeor icla'n JtulldoKs, short on ol Irnsive football artillery the pant two sciihons, have a illi attack coiulnu up. For ixmiilbly the nation's prem ier colli-Kn loolbiill battery, Kd 1 1 1 unci Ituymond (.i-kei ilralkow nkl In I lie plUhi-r. The 20yrar-old lliiiiKiii'lan-Poll.vh-Aioertcun waa rent lo Clcoritln from Ianvillr, III., by Charley Trippl' old coach, I'liill Khcbliy, A fieihmnn sub. he bohuiiked In "Ml, It was the making ol him. Koch (lay. aflcr workmn Willi ins rettular vn rally. Coach Wallace Ilull:i held Individual aeulons with Braikowf.kl as lonii as duy lllthl would wall. I.N HTYI.K The Ilrat debuted In st.Oe In Til with a l67.-yards-per-Kame-piiNMiifi flKure. new ikiulhweslern C'onlerencc hiKh. Ho throws ine ball bullet-like, and Harry l.ewls llalx-ork. the catcher. Is Just the man for the other end. Bnbcock, a 2oo-pounder Irom Pearl Klver, N. Y., Is. In Alabama Conch Harold (Red) Oiewa v.oidr,, "the llne.it offensive end I have scon since Don Hutson " Drew (roiiched Hutson. Hiibcock's own end tutor, Perry Khoemiikri'. fliiures him the be.il blocklnn end he ever had. BOTH BKAT "There were two others maybe In his class," clips Hhocmukcr. , "They were Paul Bryant of Ala bama I now Kentucky head couch) and Bnwden Wyatt of Tennessee mow Wyomlnti boss). But Bab cock's uot 'em both beat." AKiUnst Boston College last year, ihe Junior caught 170 yards of passes. Biatkowskl threw 2S1 yards' worlh that day. sb - .. ! m r f r J :(( Wisconsin Eyes Rose Bowl Trip By JOHN CIIANDLI.K and UCLA and Washington battle at Seattle In a Pacific Coast Confer- NEW YORK We-Octobor'a lit at football Saturday promises some ence "me- ni ih. h..ui..i firi .,r ih. ....,. Michigan State, to date, but overshadowing them all la a duel between Illinois and Wisconsin which could point the Badgers toward the Rose Bowl. Illinois went to the Pasadena New Year's Day classic last time, and can't repeat under Big 10 Con ference rules. But Wisconsin, rated about on a par with Illlnlos, can make the trip and a victory Saturday means they've disposed of their biggest obstacle. Not since I0.IS has either team beaten the other twice In a row, so Illinois won last year ana that leaves It up to Wisconsin. There Is a sparkling Intersec tions! schedule, but nowhere are voted the na tion's No. l team In the first AP poll this week, travels to Portland for a meeting with Oregon State. The far West also will see Army's rebuilding Cadets against Soutnern California at Los Angeles, while Michigan tests Stanford at Palo Alto. The Michigan-Stanford game is this week's national TV offering, beginning at 4:45 p.m., EST. Another big one between teams from rival areas brings together Tennessee and Duke at Durham, N.C., one of the Souths top en gagements. California heads Into the Middle West to tackle Minne sota at Minneapolis, Santa Clara is at lulane, Villanova at Detroit, thef'e such bin ones as In th. Knnth. ! Boston University at Marauette, west where Texas teams take on 1 Vanderbllt at Northwestern, Pitt at live ioughlcs from other areas Oklahoma, Texas Tech at College Notre Dame tangle, with Texas 1 "J,- 'U'"? J?"'?,,'" at Au.tln. Oeorgla Tech vs. bou-' Pe?nnbt.ateV nc'nn",.,"t TUa thern Methodist i Dall Ken.1""1 Boston Col eKe vs Wake For- tucky and Texas A & M at College ! " " C- ! Station, Wa.shlnglon Slate and Bav-1 Maryland and Clemson, the two lor at Waco and Louisiana State ,;i,d bo' ol ltle Southern Confer meetlng Rice at Houston. cnce because of accepting lorbid- . Although the accent Is on Inter- Mn l,rt?a,me "(-!!".!? sectional warfare, the Wlscon-Illl- J'Th P U e nols affair at Madison Isn't the I rarI 10,' ' ' only conference tuwle of major Navy.' showing signs of returning j importance. Arkansas and Texas power. fts a big test against Christian tec off at Fort Worth ln:01"' t Jtnaca. Southwest Conference struggle. Two big games tonieht find fJolorado and Kansas meet In a Big Alabama at Miami, Fla., and Seven circuit tilt at Lawrence. Temple at Syracuse. Also included on the Saturday program are; East: Brown at Yale, Rutgers at Princeton, Columbia at Harvard. Dartmouth at Penn, Fordham at Holy Cross, Colgate at Buffalo. Maine at Vermont. N. Y. U. at Kings Point, Rochester at Wil liams, Delaware at Lehigh, West ern Maryland at Oettysburg. Waynesburg at West Virginia. Midwest: Iowa at Indiana, Iowa State at Nebraska. Pursue at Ohio State, Missouri at Kansas Slute. Wichita at Bradley, South Dakota at North Dakota. Southwest: New Mexico A & M at New Mexico, Houston at Oklahoma A & M. South: Virginia vs Virginia Tech at Roanoke, Washington and Lee at George Washington, Citadel vs Florida at Jacksonville, South Car olina at Furman, Richmond at VMI, Davidson at North Carolina State. West: Arizona at Utah. Colorado A & M at Denver, Bngham Young at Montana, Wyoming at Utah State. tlii ffi ' . VJ ' "Psst, Buddy! The heat's Kill on tia bookies wanna place a bet on the Series?" During hi; career as an out fielder for the New York Yankees, Joe DIMaggio hit 148 homers at the Yankee Stadium. ZEKE BRATKOWSKI . pitcher Coast Elevens Book Headliners By RISII KKWLAXD 8AN FRANCISCO I Pacllic Coast footbnll cotue.i up with some headliners Saturday. Michigan hooka up with Stan- teain to know who is ford In Palo Alio In the nation's televised iiume ol me weex. Mil lions will have a chance to view it over the air. Upwards of 60,000 will aee It Ural hand. Local odds-mnkers think Stan ford, defending Pacific Coast Con- Gavilan Slight Favorite HAVANA !l One of the great grudge fights of the year will de cide Ihe welterweight boxing title ol the world here Saturday night. Billy Clrahani, SO, of New York. Ihe challenger, and Champion Kid Oavllan, 20, Havana Negro, have a lot to say about close decisions In. their three previous fights. Olflcislly, the score is two to one In Oavilan'a favor, but there aie many Oranam among them who say the New Yorker ahould have had tlie title after their New York light on Aug. 211. 1051. Uavilun Is a slight favorite. But even tho Cubans have been Im pressed by Graham's powerful punching, and his magnificent con dlllnn. Several limes In workouts here, his sparring partners were knocked down. It will bo Oavllan's fourth title defense. Doby Not On Trade Market NEW YORK Ml Outfielder Larry Doby of the Cleveland In dians la not on the market, "I would not trade Doby for any player In the American League,' declared Hank Oreenberg, Cleve land general manager, when asked about reports. Doby might be iraded. MY MOTHER SAYS: WHEN AUTUMN COMES NOBODY SEEMS TO MIND IT BUT, DABN IT ALL, BEMMBR TiS-' old trzvrfe's Walker May Get Pirates NEW YORK I Fred "Dixie" Walker and Branch Rickey, gen eral minister ol the Pittsburgh Pirates, conlerred Thursday iiutht. leading to speculation that Wnlkcr might be named manager of the Bucs4a succeed Billy Meyer. Walker, who recently resigned an manager of Atlanta In the Southern Association, was asked If he was Interested lu the Pitts burgh vacancy. He replied: "you show me one minor league mana ger who would not like to manage in Ihe majors." Fullback Pat Harder of the De troit Linns In the National Football League Is a candidate lor sheriff In his native Milwaukee, Wis, ference champion. team oy a point, i.ssi year, ai Ann Arbor, dnnlord beat Its Big Ten rlvol, 23-13. I'AVOIIITKS Michigan Slate, tops In the As sociated Press' prt-sesson and first weekly polls, takes Us No. I rank ing Ih Portland for a meeting witn Oregon Slate. The Spartans took Michigan 27-13 last week and will be strong favorites to flatten Ore gon Slate, 14-7 winner of Utah in Us opener. High powered Southern Califor nia Is expected lo beat Army ut Los Angeles. The Trojans wal loped Washington Slate and North western by Impressive counts, but Army looked OK In winning from South Carolina 28-7 last week. An Important conference clash Is the better pits UCLA against Washington at Seattle. UCLA Is a mild lavonie but will have to defend against Washington's Don Hcinrich. who pitched touchdown strikes in vie torles over Idaho and Minnesota STILL SICK UCLA may not get full service Irom their still ailing tailback star Paul Cameron. They hold a league win over Oregon and an lutersec tlonal one over Texas Christian. Oregon rates the call over Idano In their conference game bi Mos cow. Tod comes Involving lndepen dents Pit hard hitting College ol the Pacllic against Texas Tech at Stockton, and pass throwing San Jose State against driving Arizona Slate at Tempo. Both are Saturday night contests. Van Buren Gets Assistant Job PHILADELPHIA W Steve Van Buren, the greatest running back , In National Football League hl.v tory. has been named an assistant coach by the Philadelphia Eagles. 1 Van Buren, with the Eagles eight seasons, has been hampered by in juries. Ho dislocated his Anee In pre-season practice, and will be out of action for the balance of the 1962 campaign. 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