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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Victory
Brooklyn
By ORLO ROBERTSON
NEW YORK Of) The situation
In Brooklyn once again Is normal
but it'll be many a day before
the last word is uttered about the
Brooklyn Dodgers winning their
first world baseball championship.
The shouting and tumult that
followed the Dodgers' final-game
triumph over the proud New York
Yankees had died today but It
didn't take much prompting to
send a Flatbush Ian off on the
clutch pitching of Johnny Podres,
the great catch of Sandy Amoros
in the seventh game, the slugging
of Duke Snider or the spirited play
el Pee Wee Reese and Jackie
Robinson.
Meantime, the Brooklyn players
scattered to all sections of the
country to await their World Series
checks. The Yankees packed their
bags for an exhibition tour of the
Far East starting Saturday.
FINAL FKiURKK
The final figures on the payoff
fo the Dlavers were expected to-;
day. But it was estimated each
of the 32 full Dodger shares would
be worth about $9,684 and each of
the 36 losing Yankee shares $5,739.
The money comes out of the
players' pool from the first four
cames, amounting to S6M.853.59.
Thirty per cent of the pool goes
to players on the teams finishing
second, third and lourtn in eacn
league. The Dodgers get 60 per
cent of the remaining 70 per cent
and the Yankees 40
The seven-day series attracted
362,310 fans and record net re
ceipts of 12,337.515.34. The players
receive an estimated $83,000 as
their share of the $100,000 receipts
from the pregame television show
T.hlle $1,125,000 from the actual
broadcasting and televising of the
games goes into the majors' cen
tral fund to help support the
players' pension fund.
For some of the Dodgers there
v. Ill be very little letup from base
ball. Don Newcombe, the team's
20-game winner who failed In the
first game, will Join the Giants'
Willie Mays In heading an exhi
bition tour of major league players.
Amoros, for whom a big wel
come Is waiting In Cuba, will play
in the winter league, which opens
Friday, Don Zlmmer, Dixie How
ell and relief pitcher Ed Roebuck
also are signed up for winter play.
MINING TOWN
Podres will be home Saturday
for a big party at Mlnevlile, N.Y.,
an adjoining hamlet to Wltherbee,
Fraley Picks Miami,
Army To Win Battles
nv OSCAR FRA1.KV ,
United 1'rens Snorli Writer I
NEW YORK (UP) Fraley's
Follies and the weekend foolhall
'winners" looking lor a load
of upsets on the theory that if the
Dodgers can win anything can
Happen. , . , i
The Upsets
Army over Michigan The
Cutrui haven't been tested yet and
tills Is a rough Michigan tcnin.
But If Army can handle the pass
receivers a big "If" the
West Point line can make a win
ning difference,
Pitt over Navy The Pnnlhers
are coming and the Middles have
lacked desire. It should be a bruis
ing contest with the outcome de
pending on the way the ball
bounces.
Miami over Notre Dnmc The
Irish have been a pleasant sur
prise but Miami has been polutlni;
for this one a whole year.
Missouri over SMU This is,
a clut; villi a lot of grit and prom
ise. Maybe they won't win. but
they'll take a lot of bentliiR.
Stanford over Michigan Stale
This is another surprise club, and
Ihe Spartans, while solid, aren't
what they used to be.
The East '
Princeton over Penn So that
makes six losers.
Yale over Columbia And one
winner.
Harvard over Cornell You
never can tell.
Hockey Season
To Open Tonight
By VNlTK.n FRKSS '
The National Hockey Lensuo's
SfHh season gets under wn" to
n:Rht with the Montreal Cami'diens
playing host lo the arch-rival Tor
onto Maple Lents and the Chicago
Hlack Hawks meet Inn the stanlrv
Cup champion Red Wings In De
troit. A opacity crowd of 13,500 Is
rxpectrd lo be on hand In Mon
treal's Forum, which Is not tin
lisunl since the hind - checking
Tanadlens hardly ever piny before
less than a capacity house al
home.
One long-time favorite will be
missing, however. For the lu-st
lime since 1940 Coach Dick Imn
will not be pacing bnck and forth
behind the Montreal bonili. Iivm,
Instead will be guiding the hap
less Black Hawks in their encount
er with Uie Red Wings.
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'the tiny iron mining town where
the 23-year-old southpaw makes his
home.
A big welcome home celebration
also awaits Manager Walt Alston
at Darrtown, Ohio, alter he ful
fills a television commitment here
Saturday night.
Although Alston has not signed
a contract for next year. President
Walter J. O'Malley has said the
43-ycar-old ex-schoolteacher will be
back.
O'Malley saw In the Dodger'
4Z7 SPORTS EDITOR
Cardinals Expected
To Name Lane Today
ST LOUIS rf) Frank Lane, the
trading wizard of busebEill, pre
sumably will he named the new
Repeial mnnaner of the St. Louis
Cardinals today and given strong
authority to rebuild a club now in
its lowest position in 36 years.
While Lane was conferring yes
tordny with August A. Bu.sch Jr.,
brrwery owner and president of
the club. Bill WHsingham Jr. quit
After nine years of vice president,
sayimr, "I believe a ball club can
not oe successfully run by two
people, both of whom are confi
dent they are qualified to do the
job."
The 59-year-old Lane, who ele
vated the Chicago White Sox from
the second division to pennant con
tention with more than 200 trades
In seven years, told newsmen after
the conference with Busch,
"There's nothing certain until It's
on the dotted line."
UNDKRSTOOD
But it's understood a contract
wan drafted and will be presented
at a meeting of the Cardinal Board
Also: Boston College over Villa
nova, Syrocuse over Boston Uni
versity, Dartmouth over Brown
Lehigh over Uucknell and Rutgers
over Muhlenberg.
The Midwest
Wisconsin over Purdue Bis
Mircat of the Big Ten.
Ohio State, over Illinois But
they'll have to go.
Iowa over Indiana Back ot
the rails.
Also: Kansas over Iowa State,
Marquette over Kansas State,
Texas Aggies over Nebraska,
Minnesota over Northwestern,
Houston over Detroit, Oklahoma
Aggies ovei Wichita and Cincin
nati over Xatier.
Tile West
Southern California over Wash
ington With a hey and a nonny.
UCLA over Oregon State Don't
sei; 'em short on Mnrylnnd.
California over Washington
Stnto Rimi;cd ball game.
Also: COP over Idaho. Utah
over Brlgham Youns. Wyoming
over Colorado Aggies, Denver
over Montana anil Utah State over
New Mexico.
The Smith
Maryland over Wnke Forest
Without a deep breath.
ICu over Alabama At low
tide.
Ocorqla Tech over LSU The
wreck is rambling.
Also- Misisisslnni over Vnndci'-
bllt, Mississippi State over Tulanc.
Penu Slate over Virginia, Auburn
over Kentucky. Tennessee over
Chnttunnnea (maybe), Georgia
over North Carolina, West Vir
ginia o.ei VMI, nuke over W k M
Florida, over G.W.. and Souili
Carolina over Furmon
The Southwest
Oklahoma over Texas But they
liurhi surprise.
Rice over Clenison Another
rom:h one.
Hnylor over Arkansas But It's
your money.
AU.o: Mutnm over West Texns
State and Texas Tech over Texas
Western
Y.
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CALVERT DISTILLERS CO., N.
triumph a fre.sh Impetus to the
plans for building a new Brooklyn
stadium in the Atlantic and Flat
bush sections.
"Right now the matter is pretty
much out of our hands," he said.
"But I don't see how anyone could
want to see the Dodgers leave
Brooklyn. Certainly we don't want
to go anywhere else and I am now
more confident than ever that
something will turn up which will
enable us to build a new nome
befitting the world champions."
of Directors today.
And the way Lane expounded
his theories on club operation be
fore the conference made it appear
his meeting with Busch was mere
ly a formality. Only once or twice
did he use the word "if" in dis
cussing the job.
"I would proceed in orderly
fashion," he said, but indicated a
nun'ber of changes would be made.
"I don't contemplate any whole
sale Jhakeup." he said, "but the
Cardinals, despite the talk about
all the good ballplayers they have,
still are confronted with the way
they finished."
SEVENTH PLACE
, The Redblrds' seventh place fin
ish was their worst since 1919.
Lane will be succeeding Dick
Meyer, who also served as a too
executive of Busch's brewery. He
Is stepping out to devote more time
to his brewery duties.
The question of whether Lane
will replace Harry (The Hat)
Walker as manager remained un
answered, but he said he doesn't
intend to bring Marty Marie i hero
rs manager. The former "Mr.
Shortstop" of the Cardinals had
the White Sox in contention for
the American League pennant until
the final days.
Terms of Lane's contract
weren't disclosed, but he described
it as very generous and compar
ing favorably with his pact at Chi
cago. He reportedly received
$40,000 base pay with UO.OOn in
bonus depending on attendance
there.
Chavez Wins
In Dull Bout
RICHMOND, Calif, ir Boxing
fans who stayed away by the
thousands from Wednesday night's
nationally televised bout between
Eddie Chavez and Glen Flanagan
congratulated themselves Thurs
day., They were able to turn off
their sets, if they had them on.
The fil! whn linlri thnfr wmf lnln
fhe Richmond Auditorium weren't
that lucky. They sat through but
not silently a dull 10-rotindcr In
which Chavez, of San Jose, was
given an unanimous decision over
f'lanagan, of St. Paul, Minn.
'Somebody hit somebody. " nlead-
ed the fans who paid $2,468 gross.
''It won't hurt much."
The way they were going it
wouldn't have either. Chaves, a
notorious powder-puff puncher, ap
pearing to be trying on occasion
but the veteran Flanagan pre
ferred wrestling, and that's Ihe
way it went.
So successful was Ihe Minnesota
Irishman that twice he succeeded
In hurling Chavez between the
ropes, both times squarely In front
of the television cameras.
Flanagan, who weighed 139 'i to
Chavez' 139. was on his bicycle
most of the time with the ex
ception of the early rounds.
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LOS ANGELES I UP I Pas
catching star Elroy iCrazv Legs)
Hit sen will be in the starting IOS
Angeles lineup Sunday against the
Detroit Lions. Rams coach Sid
Gillmnn said today.
Hirsch came out of retirement
two weeks ago at Gillman's re
quest. The former Michigan and
Wisconsin collegiate halfback, who
developed into one of pro foot
ball's greatest pass catchers, had
announced he was retiring after
the 1954 season.
IfEW YORK (UP) Fred Russell
snorts editor of the Nashville
iTcnn.i Banner, will be the fir
recipient of the annual Grantland
Rice Memorial Award for "an out
standing example of sports report
ing in the Rice tradition.'
Devereux Milburn Jr.. president
of the Sportsmanship Brotherhood,
today announced -the selection of
Russell for the award and said
he presentation of the plaque will
take place at a luncheon on Nov.
1. Rice's birthday.
Russell was voted the award for
3 column he wrote last June 10
under the title. "Maybe It's Time
To Update The True Meaning Of
Sportsmanship.'1
FORT WAYNE. Ind. (UP) The
Fort Wayne Pistons, Westerp Di
vision champions in the National
Basketball Association, will play
16 exhibition games before the
1959-56 season opens.
The Pistons play their first tune
up game against the St. Louis
Hawks at Pinckneyville. 111., Oct.
11. They will also meet the College
All-Stars, Philadelphia Warriors,
and Syracuse Nationals.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UP) Fred
Saddy, head of the National Box
ing Association Rating Committee
today suggested an elimination
tournament between Hurricane
Jackson, Nino Valdez and Bob
Baker, with the winner to fight
Rocky Marciano for the world
heavyweight championship.
"Marciano has punched his way
out of good opponents," Saddy
said. He recommended the .tourna
ment as the best .way to select a
contender. He made the sugges
tion in the NBA quarterly ratings.
NEW YORK (UP) The New
York Yankees minus Phil Riz
zuto, Joe Collins, Gary Cole
man and Tom Carroll leave by
piane Saturday on tile first leg of
their trip to Japan. Players who
left New York immediately after
the World Series will rejoin the
squad either at Chicago or San
Francisco.
NEW YORK (UP) Donald
(Dudley) Moore of Duqucsne has
been named to coach the College
All-Star basketball team that will
meet the New York Knickerbock
ers of the National Basketball
Association in their fourth annual
game at Madison Square Garden.
CHICAGO (UP) The Profes
sional Golfers Assn., approving a
suggestion made by the touring
pros, is accepting applications for
a new post of tournament bureau
manager and Is willing to pay
So.000 a year to the right man
The pros, meeting in Boston last
month, said there should be an
"ultimate authority" handling the
tournament bureau,
PHILADELPHIA (UP) The
Philadelphia Phillies announced
today the sale of southpaw pitcher
Bob Kuzava to the Columbus Jets
of the International League and
the outright release of utility man
Peanuts Lowrey and first basemon
Eddie Waitkus.
Kuznva had a 1-0 record with
the Phillies last season. Lowrey
batted .189 in 53 games, while
Waitkus, signed . as a free agent
late In the season, hit .280 in 33
games.- t
PHILADELPHIA (UP) Connie
Mack's physician hoped t o d a v
there would be "no complications"
as a result of the hip operation
on the 92-year-old former owner
manager of the Philadelphia Ath
letics.
Dr. Illarion I. Gopadze. Mack
family physician, and Dr. Robert
A. Bamett performed the two
hour and 40 minute operation on
his fractured right hip Wednesday.
They said the grand old man of
baseball came through "very
well."
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HUSKY HUDDLE Coach Ray Rader, center, and his two
Merrill High School co-captains confer about their coming
battle with the Bonanza Antlers this Friday afternoon at
Bonanza. Discussing ways of stopping the determined Antlers
are end Dale McCulloch, right, and George Hodges, left, a
halfback. Olher county action pits Chiloquin against Sacred
Heart at Merrill Saturday night, and Henley meets Eagle
Point in an A-2 game at Henley-Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Malin draws a bye this weekend.
Case Rehashes Play
Of NY's Series Loss
NEW YORK Baseball fans
like, to rehash games in the off
season. 'Casey Stengel, manager
of the deposed world champion
New York Yankees, is no differ
ent. In what might be termed the
openit g of the Hot Stove League,
Casey gave the reasons for some
of his moves in his losing 7th
World Series game the game that
save the Brooklyn Dodgers their
first world championship 2-0.
It was hours after the game and
Casey, in a relaxed mood, chat
ted with reporters at Yankee press
headquarters.
Casey reiterated his praise of
Ihe Dodgers. "We got beat, that's
all," he seid. "That guy (Johnny
Podres who blanked the Yanks
2-0 1 was sure putting Juice on the
oau at me end. '
He meant Podres was throwing
it last oau,
"Say, Case," someone asked,
"Was Berra on his own on that
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3-0 pitch in the 8th Inning or did
you nave mm taxe nv"
I had him take it," Stengel
replied.
The Yanks had men on first and
thud with one out and with the
3-0 count on Yogi Berra, had a
bit? threat going.
Casey went on: "We need the
long ball, but if my man walks
we have the bases loaded and a
single ties the score. If that guy
eets the ball over (os he did for
3-0) Campnella (Brooklyn catch
er) don't dare to call for a pitch
out and I can have my men run
nine." Berra, Yankee catcher and their
leading hitter of the series, swun?
at the next pitch and flied to Carl
Furillo In short riant field. A rifle
throw to home kept Phil Rizzuto on
third base.
Hank Bauer then fanned to end
the last Yanks' threat of the game.
How about the 6th when the
Yankees had men on first and
second with none out and Berra
again at bat?
"Some folks think I should have
had Berra sacrifice, but we didn't
go for a tie. We wanted to win.
Then he hits to the opposite field
and from the dugout I never
thought that guy would catch the
ball."
He referred to Sandy Amaros'
sensational glove-handed catch of
Berra's fly near the left field foul
line that led to an equally sur
prisingly doubleplay when Gil Mc
Dougald couldn't get back to first
in time.
"Suppose I had Berra bunt and
it's a double play or they get the
guy at third." Case said. "What
would they call me then, hey?"
Stengel winked his eye. as if to
indicate he knew all right.
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Oregon Tech To MeeM
Nation's Lesding J.C11
KlamatA Basin fcball fans.
Oregon Tech followers jn particu
lar, will see the nation- number
one Junior college football power
in action this Saturday evening at
Modoc Field as the talented Comp
ton Junior College Tmars .go
against the Owls from OT! in the
week's leading JC ime:sctional
battle.
The Oregon Tech-Comp-i riv
alry was opened last yearwhen
the Owls and Tartars niu at
Compton with the Southern Cali
fornia "11" pulling away to a'V-13
win over the Mile High Canpus
crew. This Saturday's meeting be
tween the two teams will be Vie'
third venture into the Northwljt
lor compton teams, who hold
a-u-i win-ioss-tied record again:
racmc northwest schools.
Often times referred to as thi
"tarm club" of Universitv
hMh?H a'if0ia',C0mp,,1hasVF.ADING TEAM
....... j.auuuai UUUIUI tUHCKC
Championship three times by one
major rating system and five
times by another. In their West
ern Slate Conference the Tar
tars have snared the title six out
of eight years. To further expand
on the success of Compton foot
ball, the overall win-loss record
since the sport was incorporated
at the school stands at 192 vic
tories, 12 losses and 26 ties. The
1954 record gave the Tartars a
10-0-1 mark under the coaching of
Tay Brown, former USC football
star.
HEAD MAN
Brown has been head man at
Compton for 11 years and in this
time has built the Tartar athletic
Tigers Sign Harris
DETROIT I) Bucky Harris
signed a one-year contract Thurs
day to manage the Detroit Tigers
again in 1956.
The Tigers also announced that
Schoolboy Rowe is being dropped
as first base coach and will be
given a minor league managerial
post.
Harris, 58, piloted the Tigers to a
fifth place finish this season. They
had a 79-75. won-lost record and
were 17 games behind the league
leading Yankees.
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