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Tonight
Oretech
Home For
Pacific
Oreiiiiii Tech makea Ha lliliii
home Aland of th neanon lonlxhl
auulnil Hie I'nclflu Unlverally UiiU
U"i' and the Owln hope to find
Hie reulpe lor victory bclore a par
tlunn crowd on the mllR-hluh vourt.
Conch Art Kiililaiiil'a Owln huve
jiihi cuinplclrd a road tour where
InMliK eajy but victory comri
the hard way, Tile Owllna inaniiiied
one triumph In four xlnrta In dou
lilehandern uuulnM Bmilhern Ore
ton and Humboldt Htaie.
l.eniliiiu nl halfllmt In their dou
ble aotbuck to the IIHC Lumber
jack and their one lona In the
HOC llnldern, the Owllen fell be
hind alter Interinlnnlon time, drop
ping all three declnton via the
lire throw mule.
3-6 IllXOItl)
The oncol liiur IravelliiB atlnt
plux an oornlni hinne nplil Willi
weoer CollrKC, arndh the Owv
auulnnl Pacific tonlglu with a 30
record.
I'aclllc haa hud lla trouble on
the load, too. lu lonnea mrliidrd
delcata by Houthern Oreuon twice,
I'ortlund Hiate and Oreiion Col)eir.
Kirk land atari, lonluhl with lor
ward Jerry Wyall, center Tom
Hchubert, gtiardt Len Oenetln and
Wuller Butler, wltn either Tom
Humphrey or John HrnMre at the
oilier foiward poallon.
LAhT I IIAM I,
ronliihl will lie the last chance
for Oil luua to watch the Uwlx
nvola 'New Orleunal 7 Knnlern ! "!'" ""' J"'1' 1 "rn 1""'t
Ii io Owllct huve a nine-day rent
Iroin cane warn. They go north
lor fame with Olympic Junior
Collrve and Sknlt Vulley JC lire.
il nnd 30.
Tip-oil uine tuuitfhl la I o'clock.
Saogeirs. fleet
: -r 'a ax y w i y b i a '
RED HURD, SPORTS EDITOR
TIME OUT!
V i a. J
Billy Graham Whips Giardello
In Weird Switch of Scorecard
Favorites Triumph In
County Loop Openers
Th favnrilAa am lhrAik Im.t
nlniii when tin Klamath County
htxh achool basketball league ran
through the tlr.tt round of gamee
that count.
Bacred Heart whipped Merrill,
57-47.
Malln mauled Ollchrlal, 61-90.
Henley defeated Bly, 61-36
Chiloquln waxed Bonania. 75-33.
vin muivey oacrea Hearts
transfer from Portland a Benson
lllgn, poured In 28 polnu to lead
the Trojana to victory over the
Hu.sk les.
Jack Hendrlckaon threw in 9n
point for the Huskies, who
grabbed an early but temporary
lead before Sacred Heart started
u.iinir Its helcrht In mil In l-ft
first-quarter and 28-17 halitlme
leaa.
Merrill rallied In Lh laol M,,nvtA
but Sacred Heart pulled away In
the Closlrur mlnikto Mt.ll nl..M
without lla reserve' center, Lee
winters, oencned lor disciplinary
reasons.
Three nl Merrill's -aoiiI.-. ti
O'Nell, Dale McCulloch and' Cliff
Honeycutt, fouled out In the second
half.
BUl Snider added IS to Mulvey's
Tour Mustangs took big whacks
"The guy klrked (lhanikl here
right In the fare, hut II Un'l a
aerloua Injury -he Juot apralried
hit fool!"
Raiders Club
Pacific Again
AMU. AND i The Red Raidern
"I Southern Oregon College of Kdu
calion, paced by Ken Klinura who
ncored la point, drleated Pacific
Trabert Hot
In Win Over
Italian Lad
SYDNEY, AuMrulla ( The
AuHtialianji brcuine fully awaie
Lincoln ,od"' "wt U Tony Traberi the
aiiic, trail nave an oxi.ruicr, cap
able secujid aiuiea
to fnev In tile Cutnl
chullenge round
I Trabert. Irom Cincinnati. O ,
ran... iV.-.h i it rr.Mklln I Port. tUllfd 0Ut "'"I" ,od"y
T . V. 75 Franklin Porl-, lroun(.,ni, My , crKt younilMpr.
A."?!-??., v. ... ,n.....!r'""'0 Oardliil. 6-3, -7. 7-5, and
V1
Panthers
t
Trounce
Pelicans
The Clllco Panthers won handily
over the Klamuili Pelicans last
night, 67-48, in tile flrl of a two
game road stand for the KlnmaUi
live.
Hie to teams play again to-
mem.
Kxcept for a brief lead In the
early moments of the gume and
a Uurd-quarter rally that brought
the Pels within seven points of
Chico. the Klnniuth five never ser
iously threatened.
The Prlic.nu captured an early
3 0 lead but truiled t-30 ai the end
of the first frame, and 30-33 at the
halt.
The Klamnth trnm closed the gap
to 30-17 late in Hie third rhnuirr.
but a bucket bv Bob Firiler and
By JACK HAND hhowed six for Graham, one for
NEW YORK Chairman Bob Omrdcllo and two voting a draw.
Clirl.Ucnbcrry of the New York The switch brought wild confu
Btate Athletic Commission Is in Miller voted for Giardello 5-4-1.
the middle of an old fashioned ",e Ap card had Graham on top
rnubnrb because he reversed uu : 6-4 A poll of writers at ringside
ofllcial s score card to give Billy
Ornhum a split decision win over
Joe Olardello In the usual Friday
ii;;hl confusion at Madison Square
Garden.
The television customers must
be shocked. They heard Giardello
pioclaimeu the winner. Thi-n a few
minutes Inter ring announcer !
Jiilinnv Atlille made Joey "an un-.
olllclnl winner, subject to a re
view of tile cerds."
DISI.ltl NTI.U)
Long after the disgruntled crowd
ol 3.22U paying .8M iud lell the
darkened Garden, Christenberry !
maae uruiium uie w I n II e r.
Graham, a New Yor.:e. .n
cldentnlly. weighed 148 to 151 . for
the Philadelphia counter puncher.
Judge Joe Agnello's card, orig-
Innily scored for Giardello 6-4 In
rounds, was the one that upset .
Christen erry. Agnelio had scored !
the 10th round for Giardello white
both the other officials gave It to
Ornham.
I M'HM'KDKNTfcl)
Christenberry. in a move be
ll e v ed to be unprecedented. ;
H-r-iigra the lotn round, msteaa
ol a one point round for Giardello.
he made It a two point round for
Graham on the Agnelio card. He
rl-o changed the fourth round
from a one-pointer for Graham to
a two-poliner for Graham.
As a result Agnelio s final and
olllciul" card came out even 5-5
In rounds with Graham the winner
on points 7-0. That was the de
cisive ballot as the other officials
split. Judge Charley Shor.ell found
lor Oraham 7-3 and Referee Ray
s fe Ai. -e."'U 4
'. vs'1 - f ' ' ' ;
thank
BILLY GRAHAM
hat Chrittenberrv
slon to the Ramblers. Who gets
paid? Graham, a 2-1 favorite, be-,
comes the official" winner on the
reversal. Thai's the way It will '
go Into the record book. Still the (
original announcement of the of
ficials" votes gave It to Giardello,
It's all most confusing.
"It was my honest opinion that i
the man ' Graham was entitled to!
It," said Christenberry as he made
the reversal in the o!flr.;ils'
dressing room. "I'd quit rather
then condone any'.h:g else."
NOISY
The small crowd made as much
noise as a full house In venting ,
its di-snpprova: of the or.g Mil ;
verdict while a heartbroken '
Graham stood with head down in i
his corner. Tne fans crowded ;
around ringside, Hurling Insults at
tne officials. , ;
Granam, loser of a disputed split '
decision to Kid Gavilan in an Aug.
29, 1951. title bout, was called the
"uncrowned champ" for over a year
until he was soundly beaten by
Oavllian In Havana last October.
He made loud protests about a
split decision loss to Giardello last
Aug. 4 at Brooklyn's Eastern Park
way. This final blow seemed too
murh. j
"What do I have to do to win '
In my home town?" he moaned. ,
Christenberry's later visit with the
good news brought a grin to his
face.
EXPECTED
As might be expected there was
a violent reaction in the camp of
Giardello. Tonv Ferrante. Giar-'
dello's manager, said be would
take the case to his lawyer Io test
the legality of the commission's
action
In the meantime, the Interna
tional Boxing Club announced a
Jan. 9 Garden bout between Giar
dello and Rocky Castellan!.
Christenberry said his action
meant "no reflection on the hon
esty and Integrity of Mr. Agnelio."
He said he understood former
Commissioners Jim Farley and
John J. Phelan bad reversed decisions.
bwiAg
t the scoring column aa Malln led
all the way against Ullchrbit,, play
ing without Ken Freeman, last
year's scoring star,
Oary Mniiney paced the Mustangs
with 13 points. Virgil Rick, Jerry
Macken and Andy Travis each
chipped in 11 points as Malln led
16-8 at the end of one frame,
stretched It to 35-18 at the half.
But Gilchrist's Mike Wllllngham
grabbed the game's scoring laurels
with 15 of the Grlsilies' 36 points.
Don Anderson, Henleys shot
maker, swished in 18 points as the
Hornets opened league play with
Its win over Bly. Rodney Wright
and Virgil Yadon each tacked on
11 points to Anderson's big effort.
Bly played without Its only letter.
man, Odell Lybrand, called to
Oklahoma. Billy Nixon's nln
polnte was high for the Bobcats.,
In Junior varsity preliminaries,
Malln trounced Gilchrist, 49-19;
Merrill nipped the Trobabes, 38-36:
Henley got over Bly, 44-30; and
Chiloquln drubbed Bonanza,' 41-27.
Chlioquin's Gene Gentry and Jo
Jo George, the Panthers' sharp
shooters, tossed In 41 of the 75
points. Gentry got 24, George 17.
(41) Mraan.i.
r 3 O'N.II
r 30 Hendrlckson
C S MeCuilorh
G 7 Barry
O S Honeycutt
J. Mulvay 1. Mer-
iMiisraisL league
Slukel Ru.llera ,
Mcdo - lnd
Commercial Shell . . ..
KlamaUj fall. Creamery
Broadway Cleanera
Supcrior-Troy Cleanera
Suprlor-Troy Laundry
Standard Cleanera
Klamath Police
Commercial Finance
W I.
16 s!
1 13 1
IS 111
- IS 13 1
IS 131
14 14 !
14 14
13 15
. 13 Ii
s jo:
Box '.corea' !
S. HtAST ill)
Snider 13
Prall 4
T. Muivey 3a
Neubert S
Heiderar 4
Sacred Heart euba:
rill Miba: Schlechl 3. Johnson , Wolf
ram 3, waltera 1.
GILCHRIST ISS) Ml) MALIN
Wlllinaham IS P II Rick
Childre 3 f 13 Maunoy
Bllaa 11 C II Marten
Ourser I Oil A. Travla
Slpe 7CS Millar
UllchiUt auba: Jar don. Hotey, Trew.
Matin auba: Uruh 4. Steyakal, McAu
Ulle 4, L. Travis 1.
Ex-Gems
Slaver lor ln,m i lwo nook ""O b' -' r JA'lUntuler D K A
tin. Da via Cur! ' Ambers a 431 lead go-; D6VOS IV. 3Y
ling uavi oup ,,,, lmo w )mi ,.,,.
Grab Lonno
I llohlander finished with 19. Fid-
i ler with 18. Ken Young was high
lor the "Pels wuh 9 points. j
Huskies Hand Bears
First Hoop Setback
Scerea Laal Sflahl
Stukel 4 Medo Land 0
Commercial Shell 3 Commercial fi
nance 1
Superior Cleaners 3 Broadway 1
Klamath Creamery 3 Superior Laundry
Standard 3 Polica 3
Individual honors were spread
around in the Industrial Bowling
League laat night.
warren scoti, Buperlor - Troy
Cleaners, had a top game of 214,
followed by James Ray s 212. Ray
rolls for Broadway Cleaners.
But the top series went to Jack'
Fossum of Superior - Troy Laun
dry with a 196-189-185-670 string.
Second was Burl La ton's J30 series.
Laton is a Broadway Cleaners
bowler.
Team honors went to Broadway
with an 884 game and Commercial
Shell with a 723-753-818-2293 series.
MOOSI PA'S LIAGl'g
m
Wards
K Amusement .
Leach Serv.ce
interstate Waterboys
Buouroan r lower
Suburban Tavern
Summers Lam Tavern
urumauca
Stone's Sianal Serv ... .
So. Ore. Welldruiers
seres Lstl Mtbl
K Amusoment 4 Suburban Plover 9
Stone's 4 Suburban Tavern 9
DrumtUck 4 So. Ore. Wclldrtll S
Summers Lane Tavern 3 InlerslaU 1
Ward 3 Leach 1
a.
... 31 7
IS S
IS 10
17 11
-13 IS
15 13
11". 1S'4
4 18',
S IS
7 . 31
Chiiskanie 65 Concordia t Portland i
3
Halscv 61 Broansville 44
Pasco iWash i 67 Pendleton 66
Ashland 61 llmue Hlver 36
otiihern Oregon Education JV 47
: Crater 41
Central Oihollc 57 Grant 43 I both
iroruanni
Australian extierta unanimously
agreed that Tonv la more danger
ous uglvl now than he was a year
si ue ' .e i'ie .'rc I'vi he had;
lent time In the Navy.
( .IWIMT.Vt;
Trabert trlmmrd (inrdinl In far
more convincing lashion than Vic
.H.eveH iPortlandi 45 Astoria 44 g,,,., Ihr Alllf.,ic.n captain, wno
f,u"i ......,.,.. ...
(Jrants Prst 71 Nnrth Bend 61
Soro vi Mnie.. n
Msrshfield 85 University (Eugene)
33
Baker 54 Nysaa 3
J I. infield Tnurnamenl
t Senil-I'inals
Oakrlnge 65 Htavton 59
Madras M Willninlna 46
. Cnnaolalioa .
Yamhill 40 Culver 35
Newport 6l Maupin 41
Wlllamelle Valley League
Jamboree
Sandy 34 Dnllna 20
t:taeada It Ml. Angel 1
Wolalla 32 Bllverlon 26
Wrxxlburn 17 Canbv 16
In Finals
KAN8A8 .CITY 1 A cham
pionship match between Portland
university and Southwest Missouri
Stale ol Springfield will share in
Ureat Saturday night wllh an ex
perimental scoring tilt in the 'Na
tional Association of Inleroollrgl
ale Athletics pre-Chrlstmas bas
ketball Inllrnaii.enl
Houiimosi v.mot.rl, which won 1 pressed confidence that the Ameri
the NAIA ithen NAIBi 33-team f can learn would bring the cup back
toiirnnment here last Murch, whip- home.
na wasnuurn university of To
Jjrka, Kas., 66-55, Friday night.
I Portland staved oft a lata enemy
rally to beat Southwest Texas
81nle. 81-78.
.The rbnwilallnn gamp, will
rjiitrh Washburn and Southwest
Texas. The first half will end when
ode team scores 40 points, or at
the end of the regulation twenty
mlnuta playing time.
Eighty polnu by either team
Will end the gume regardless of
whether the regulation 40 minutes
have been played.
Andy Johnson, lanky Negro alar,
dunked In 31 points to pate Port
laud over Southwest Tcxai, which
lost for the first time In eight
names this season. He tipped In
the winning fielder with twenty
seconds remaining.
Ba srure..' '
in.. sushi rsi
llarron, f .. fc
Yacrll. I
lloitun. e ,. .
Voiina s
Clllnmre. g '
! Olivo
Penie
lla. ans
Muntrll
Uavi- ,
U Mills
was carr.rn to live seis in wnippmg - c miii.
the lankv Oartllnl THuradav. . i ,.T,";I
Ofl today's lorm Tony has been JJ,"'; ,'
made the favor. te over the Auv. ' ridirr. '(
trallan's number two Davia Cup , Bohiander. .
.n-,es p!.-. ; i .irl'-- t's Ken i ZZ-
McGregor or Mervyn Rose. rirhw.id ""'.
Gardliu was a very sound player j Pitanco
but he wa. almosl contle.ely hells. : ";" -
less when Trabert was getting his 1
first service In. In all Traberi I ijd i . ."'
rorxeted 13 clean aces past Oar. ' "."T1
d, i Joltsrl-.llt .
111'. Itirsry ' '
Despite the loss to a superiof ' H.mn. ' -S.
player, the Italian put up such a
courageous battle and Joined Tra
bert In so many spectacular rallies
that Australians are almost certain
to bring him back for the Mel
bourne Championships, which fal
lows the Davis Cup challenge
round.
NO TROI'III.K
In the opening match of the final
dav's program which ssw the 1
American learn aweep Ihe Italians
Into a 5-0 de.'esi. .luniiltin Rich
ardson had no difficulty In defeat
ong Rolando del Bello 7-5. 6-3, 5-7
and 6 3.
, :chardson was forced to double
fault four straight times In Ihe next
to Inst game to loe the third set.
Scixas and Trabert tare sched
uled to hold a workout tomorrow on
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By The Associated Preaa
tiOIT
Miami Bench,' Kla Pat Flet
cher, Canadian POA champion
the Adelaide grass courLs. scene ol from sknloon, Canada
ine Davis taip matcnes. oeixas rx-
IAST
Night
By The Associated Press
NEW YORK Billy Graham,
149, New York, outpointed Joey
OIurlcllo, 161 a(, Philadelphia, 14
-hJST PALM BEACH, Fla.
Billy LniidtrdiJe, 137 Hlnleah,
yia., drew wllh Dnvey Mltchclli
133 ', Toronto, Canada, a. ;
Tpp Weight For
Calumet Nags
ARCADIA. Calif. I The two
top stars In Ihe Calumet Farm
stable, Mark-Ye-Well and Hill Oall,
are going to havo to pack top
weight of 130 pounds each If they
race In the tlOO.OOO-added Santa
Anita Handicap next Feb. 29.
Handlcapper Webb Everett fig
ures they are the horses to beat,
but only two pounds lighter In the
scaling he rates two outlandera
New Zealand's Dalray and South
America's Yalaatu.
Dalray Is tha winner of the Mel
bourne Cup In Australia and Yat
asto won the Argentine triple
crown a year ago.
and
8tan Leonard of Vancouver, Can
ada, upset Jack Burke of Hous
ton, and Jimmy Demare ui Con
coid. N. Y . in ine second round
ot the 113.000 International four
ball golf totirnnmem.
FOOTBALL
Lexington. Ky. Paul Bryant,
who had been In line for the foot
ball coaching Job at Arkansas,
said he would remain as head
conch at Kentucky.
VICTORIA. B C. ' The
Victoria Tyces of the Class A West
ern International Baseball League
re,xrlcd Frldny they have several
player deals brewing.
General Manager Reg Patterson
said third baseman John Treece
and pitcher Bill Wlsneskl would
be sold to Carlsbad of the New
Mexico League If a previous offer
holds good.
Toronto of the International
League was reported Interested In
l'ee pitcher Ben Lonno. a 24
game winner last season, but Port
land of the Pacific Coast League
has first call on Lorlno's services.
Toronto owner Jack Cook has
dangled third baseman Sam Kane
los and outllelder Adam Young as
bnit for Lonno If Portland relin
quishes Its claim. Kanelos was
wllh the Spokane Indians of the
WIL and Young wllh Tampa, Fla.,
last season.
Spokane Buys
Triandos
8POKANE iP George Trlnndos.
23-year-old catcher, was purchased
HildBV by the Spokane Indians of
the Class A Western Internatonatl
League from Terre Haute of the
Class B Three-! League.
Triandos was with Salt Lake
City of the Class c Pioneer League
Ihe past lwo seasons on option
Irum Terre Haute. In 1950 he
played for Klamath Falls of the
drlunct Far West League.
With Salt Lake City last year,
he hit at a .370 clip and slammed
out 10 home runs.
IVE YEARS AGO Ted Wil
liams, famed Boston Red Sox
slugger, won the American League
batting crown for the third time
In his career with a .343 batting
average.
TODAY A YEAR AOO Joe
Kuhnrlch, head football coach at
San Francisco University for four
years, resigned' after an untied,
undefeated aeason.
O SAW DUST TIRES
All Popular Si its r
CURLEY'S TEXACO SERVICE
Eiplonadt It Wall Ph. 2-9161
By Ihe Associated Preaa
Cahlornia's Bears, stung by their
first defeat of the basketball sea
son at the hands of the high-rated
Washington Huskies, have a
chance Saturday night to avenge
the loss in the second game of
their series at Seattle.
The Bears, ranked No. 18 this
week in the first Associated Press
hoop poll of the young campaign,
battled the ninth-place Huskies on
even terms Into the third quarter
Friday night before bowing. 60-50.
Both California and Washington
now have 4-1 records for the sea
son. SEVEN STRAIGHT '
In other Friday night games In
volving Northern Division Pacific
Coast Conference teams, the un
beaten Brigham Young Cougars
racked up their seventh straight
by nosing out Oregon State 69-66,
at Corvallls, Ore., and road-weary
Washington State dropped another
decision In Ulah to the University
of Utah. 72-57.
All five Northern Division clubs
see action Saturday night.
Fridny night's threesomes re
peat on the same floors. In addi
tion Oregon plays host to dan
gerous Seattle University at
Eugene and Idaho meets one of
the strong small school outfits,
Esstern Washington College.
Big . Bob Houbergs found the
range with hlis consistant hook shot
to lead Washington to tta win over
California. His 20 points were high
Hubbell Turns
To Flickers
HOLLYWOOD One ot base
ball's great southpaws. Carl Hub
bell, is turning actor next spring.
King Carl, the New York Gi
ants wlnnlngest pitcher for years
and now head of their farm sys
tem, will portray his own life In
the movie "The Big Leaguers."
Starring with him will be the films'
tough guy, Edward O. Robinson.
for the game, but his standout
performance was Just about
matched by the Bears' sophomore
ace Bob ilcKeen. who dunked 17
and did a great defensive Job
guarding Houbergs.
TO RETIRE
California's veteran coach. Nibs
Price, announced before the game
he planned to retire after next
season, his 30th at the Bears'
helm. He will have reached re
tirement age of 65 before the 1953
54 season ends.
Brigham Young had to beat
back a strong OSC. fourth quarter
surge to preserve its spotless re
cord. After leading by 18 points
at 55-37. BYU saw the Beavers
close the gap to 68-66 with a
minute to go. Nick MatelJan of
BYU took scoring honors with 23
points. Bob Edwards led OSC with
15.
Washington State neared the end
of a disastrous road trip as it
dropped its third game in Utah
at Salt Lake City. Earlier in the
week the WSC Cougars lost to
Brigham Young and Utah State.
NO DOIBT
Utah never left the Issue In
doubt after the first few minutes.
Pete Mulllns of WSC and Bruce
Goodrich of Utah were high men
with 18 apiece. Utah led at the;
half. 42-29. I
Seattle U's game against the!
strong Oregon Ducks at Eugene
Saturday night opens a road jaunt
for the Chieftains that will carry
them to Madison Square Garden
in New York City. They have lost
only once this season, a 78-73 set
back at the hands of last year's
National AAU champs, the Peoria
Caterpillars.
Records fell right and left last
night at Lucky Lanes as bowlers
In the Moose Pa's League waxed
hot.
Summers Lane Tavern W to
gether a season high for team
game, a 1002.
Mel Robinson's 249 gam was
a new record for the season as
was Booth's 245-305-323-673 series.
Robinson's 668 series with games
of 214, 195 and 249 also surpassed
the old mark.
Booth's 245 game was second
to Robinson while Art Cherry, sub
bing for Suburban Flower, bad
224.
The high team series went to It
Amusement with a 961-977-903-2840
string. Stone Signal Service was
second with a 3754 aeries, while
K Amusement's 977 was the sec
ond best game.
Booth, on his performance, boost
ed his season average to 197. Rob
inson is second with 189, Roy Har
ris ot h louroan Tavern third with
HENLEY 151)
Anderson
Yadon
Hill
Case
Parker
133) BI.T
P Nuton
T 3 Cavan
C S leas Iron
C 7 Hadley
3 C 1 Wlnli.ld
Henley subs: Jones 2. Kaylor. acaberry.
Wright 11. Bly subs: Dlllavou. Miller,
Harter 3, Tecumaetl X
CHILOQUIN (U) " (33) BONANZA
Leuet S P 1 Hoefler
Corse 17 P 4 Mitchell
Gentry 34 c 1 L. Roberta
Barney 10 G 1 Hanhlna
Anderson s C 3 Bulla
Chiloquln subs: Hartley 3. Siemens 3,
Vaden 4. Eggsnun 3. Bonania aubal
Givan L Koerwe i, C Roberta 7.
Cleveland, A's
Trade Hurlers
CLEVELAND Ifi Hank Green
berg announced hi first deal of
the off-season for the Cleveland
Indians Saturday, trading south
paw pitcher Dick Rozek for right
hander Bob Hooper of the Phila
delphia Athletics.
The Indians' general manager
said he waa getting In Hooper,
who is 30. "a seasoned Hurler" who
might help the club immediately
and giving up promising young
er pitcher. Rozek Is 25.
In three seasons with Cleveland,
Rozek pitched only 63 2-3 Innings
and had one victory against no de
feats. Hooper won ht and los 11 Ibr
the A's last year and was used
exclusively in relief late m the sea
son, .
HOCKEY
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