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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1955 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE .0 " .1 i If 1 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 8turday'i Results FAR WEST Washington 80. Baylor 68 Idaho 16. Utah State 11, Washington State 13, Gonzaga S3 Wyoming 53, Oregon Slate 61 Brigham Young 83, Oregon 63 Western Washington 16, (ffintral Washington 53 ' Montana State 64, Eastern Wash ington 3o Lewis i Clark 83, College of Fu- get Sound 63 Sfeattle Pacific 84, Willamette SI Cortland 65, Portland Slate 68 eastern Oregon 86, Nevada 81 Humboldt State 98. Oregon Tech 12 Yakima Valley Jr. Coll. 89, Co lumbia Basin J.C. 51 Grays Harbor JC 61, Washington Frosh 61 ltic UCLA 16, Purdue 60 Utah 93, Arizona 63 Vmthern California it, Denver 48 Idaho State 59. Colorado A4:M 58 St. Mary's (Calif i 62, California 52 EAST a. Louis m. St. John's lyn 80 Maaantaia 81, Lafayette It liaara 12. LaSalle 1 Columbia , Rutgers Harvard 81. Cornell 5t rown 14, Rhode Island 11 (over time) ' Dartmouth 52. Colby 41 l. aWiavanture 6. . (Pa) 63 Leuisvilki W, Canisius 81 Aaatorst U. Amy ' Ikly Cross 89, Tale ! Sttn Hall M, Eennntni 84 t s ! 86, Fewnaom 69. Pf ncetM 12. ColgaN 11 ak?y 69, Fw"i 66 Cuclmwi 88. Waswm tkiamTT 4tanns 1. VTlscensan 86 law aval a, Tntea atorafcaXM a. It afisioiiri 14. Hlidnws 70 Krhktan 17. rara! W uuttern efctknkiat , ntmanaJn 81 (overtime) otra naime 71. MrUieuNi Eksaal a. 9vn (MM H Inliaan . Kaas rw 1. Ohio atatt m. CTicano Leytba mtay . Ttxsc ea) 0 MAroit as, TorKs as . Day ft, o!te at Wickaa 1. awhwa Mopum 40 TrMk 71, lentucky Maryland II, WaJaa FayttIO 4DD ichmon 14, TiraiaiM n Nortk Carolina fM A, Eastern Kenturt 74 arta Oatlm , Stank Carolina la ij ; teocng Coege Hoopsf er Tom$ Toe Morc TM $ Woec 'Pitt tmM ln 1 Tkis ill be "ut up or staat ua" week for many of tim naticai't aval ing colfefe basketball teams serv ing to escapa tla fate of higk-raaia-ing Kentucky and Illinois.' San Francisco a'ill swing ifttck into action Friaay raaht after a li-day layoff to mwt a (toaaf Mar quette cluk in tha oBaiair of the Deaaul Tournament in Caicago. tnt Dons, darendintj NCAA champs and No. 1 in the pre KeflAa Associated Press poll, are 3-4) on factories over Chico State, Southern Califynia Aid Sa Fran cisco State. The Chicago tourney is certain la prov a stiff test for them, tven if they get past Marquette, it's likely the winner of the second Diauesne-Deaul tilt will h rot4)h in the finals Saturday. Duquesne was one of the teams which showed to good advantage over the weekend, winning the Steel Bowl title 11-49 over Pitts burgh. North Carolina State. Utah, Ala ttnaa, Dayton and Brigham Young were among the other top ranked schools to go unscathed. But not so for Kentucky (No. 2) and Illinois (No. 8). The Wildcats, who almost never lose at home, were surprised by Temple 13-61 while Illinois, after running up a 13-point halftime lead, bowed to Missouri 14-13. . Third-ranked N. C. State downed !)! Or a0 . akn Ma44t LUMBER1 i I-1 us j J j JTS HEREt f mi s vLffiw' room 3 P w.'.w Furman 85. Virginia Tech 68 Duke 87. Georgia Tech 66 Vanderbilt 18, Oklahoma 69 Rice 83, Tulane 53 Mississippi 109, David Lipscomb 18 : SOUTHWEST Oklahoma A&M 61, Texas 58 Texas A4M 13, Louisiana State 59 South Salem 54, Cleveland (Port land) 37 Nyssa 31, La Grande 29 Mllton-Preewater 56, Kennewick (Wash.) 40 Myrtle Point 58. Florence 47 Bend 42, Redmond 40 Madras 59. Central (Monmouth Independence) 42 St. Helens 69, The Dallas 54 Jeffersqn 56, Central Catholic 51 (both "Portland) Pendleton 84, Prlnevllle 43 Star of Sua (Astoria) tf, Seaside JVs 31 ' Oakridge 65. Central Point 43 Baker 63, John Day 41 Sherwood 41, Nona Mario aa Wish (Va.) SB. ma t 4b Astoria 4. alk)a if Grants Pass 46, Fortum (Calif.) 24 Eugene 62, . Medf arl 36 Serra i Salem) 44, Daytoa M BOCE Frosh 69. Hnrmistan II Conlnf M, J. Mary's Tk Salbs) 49 anajiea m. Pert Orferl 3k fiartk aval 6. Bcaport t turn M, . yrt. Vnnoa 30 Cottaoje Grave f I, Vf 1 1 1 a at 1 1 e lEuame) 46 Pranklni (Wtkaaal) . Matte) nami 41 avae 12, Hkmatt Sails 4a b ii-J Btssaaaeka (.) x 51. TtMaa (Calif.) aresavrt 68. Canyanvilna 41 CaKaa , Ccadrr' JTs attlaajtaa 41. Mosier I4nwa immwi stanM 6-1. Cwswell 4 rownsvllln 4. Mokawk W 1. Calvar . LaaeYi Ccaaav JMatSla kwanavt Tolaaa 13 ate; U, Waknaart 12 Tafi M. Mlyvilkt lrVX aanHWMJB faJMaay'a taaaana (ffr,)Mi 111. natcil 86 a t a.ra aV, PWlal)i 91 HlMMi' , m.. Lexis 91 (CaWy qr nr 9ckaaaia) Satuatkar'i RmOm anw U, MKnmnpalis 12 IVr Tmi, 99. ax. Liik A atwVvfcm in. Firt Vayak la ((aaly goaaai wanAaaM) CLTCB HKfl6f faarta a a taw na 1 atiwotot victary aaar a tft-xatr mm. utak. o. t, cmtiaiaal H imaras a ajaj thumati war Ariaam. aama. ratat sixth, waa tK Bir mirKham Classic avanrlialmiMt Valanralsa 82-N. OaWJrMtiari Dayton tripM Take 8MB ami ratkam Young. 14. II, ralsal over Orawan 81-52. There might at a ktw .aafaWK after tonight's actiaa. Fourth-rankxal lawa mwts Caaa rado, wkich has low al vlctarlas ovr Oraaa a Ma mat Oregoa. Keatucky ill hava an rajaior. tunlty to maka amaaas agaawt Ok Oaul, 1-hiah is 3-1 for the yar. In other Imaortant pais. Lwia iana State is at Rim. Ctaktaaaw at Ohio m4. iff U at ViwthaVa. Tulane at Texas & nH roca hoa a4W at ayaar. Tlk'il ZUEM AM AUBfK, orris (Ufi Aaierica'a OJyaapic ki team of seven wonatn ana 11 Man started pre-Olympic traioiaa day after arriving from Cervmia, Italy. The team will aivicM two groups ark will coKaair' mostly on downhill trainirav SAIL I! Piat'w Stat Coven 1 T SAFETY BELTS Installed L ft-NT & AWNING CO. o S Browns,.. Yearns Will Aeet December 26 Din M1FL .Playoff Tilt By RIP WATSON The Associated Presa It'll be tha Cleveland Browns vs. the Los Ancles Rr.ms again for the National Football League title Dec. 26, and tf past playoff records mean anything, look out, brother! Otto Graham and company haven't met the Rams in a playoff in the last three Ocais, but the Oleveland-Los Angeles battles of 1950 and 1951 had the fans gasping. The Browns, completing their triumphant switch from the All America Confeience to the . NFL, won the first tlnuO 30-28 on Lou Groza's 16-yard field goal with 28 seconds to play. The Rams evened the count the next year 24-11, with Ihe winning touchdown a 73-yard pas&.play from Norm Van Block lin to Toai Fears. Va Hacaim was pitching at the sme old stand yesterday as ihe Rams clinched the Western Conference title with a 31-17 vie fcry over Green Bay. But it was a rom.K. ex-Maryland star Ron Waller, take krouRht the cheers lrom tha crowd at ft.53 in Los Aajak?s' Memorial Coliseum. The crow, lncidealally. was the big ffest of the arofessional season, al thoiaaVi tkat figure arokably will BV UNITES PRESS The pace-setting Montreal Cana dians, riling along on a six-gatne wlnninf streak, opening ua a 10 point lead over the second-place New York Rangers today in the National Hockey Leaeue race. The Canaliens. aning to bust Ike race wiae oeen, scored thraa thirl aariod goals Suaaay nl6it to dowa tka aaaaaii ralns, -2. whiie t)a tamers Iraaaal thalr mco-U naaa ia as many Bights, losing to tha thlra-flaca Detrait e Ws. Tlai Chicaajo aaaoli awis ad Toronto Maaie Leafs katttal ta a 18 tie in anatlier game. Henri (LUtle keti Itlolmrl startal taa kaaatraal rally ay scor ia! at :37 ot tke final parM and lass than six minutes later Jean Balltmo mt tax Ctnotaw twe-ia. Ob) GnMam tallial less lhaa a aiinuta letar cat tka leW ta , but Claaa ProTt aaiaai tie surnaca markar with a Itttka aMre tkt tne minMS left la tka boiik. ac4w Je yk scoiol his first 1641, aael kt Ua! Mrrri aartsl mi tw vrttraa trai Kelly aalawl Wftrait's insurance marks In tk ewt wrli ta saal tha wia far Dk trart avee Waw Ye. Tha Tketery ktft Ute Red Wia&s eigkt frs kj tl Ue Bangers. T)m laawks kuiK ua M 158(1 ki tka flrM aerial aJtl haM it lentil t-yi ( itn thirl jterial wlwn Dick tmtl iula tka acore. Tal mi rd Ur tka Laofs. aut tka ItotoBs qnoaM na tnnr Waaa Gtont High Win$ SviiMrtiindf Meet BUOKKS i Orea e imitni acrtlaaai i Ma WTVh rmerMtim rWn'. M1 i i at tha arD awinnnkas nwet ka Skitur- y,.rala; ) i2 jaws. J. D. Browa sat tha anly record tw lBltaiincr tiaWi swimitlinff 12Varl kalivilual meaUt iay la 1 eiute. it s sacaom. aiAllu nt Wmrtni'a Liacoln Riith flBtaklisareH twe raoords 2:13.4 far tha 244-yarl freestyle, Ml 51.4 "xr tne lte-yara iraesiyie. tarflft, nrnat 52. Benson CI, Bwgeaa 19, Lake Oswego 19, Lkitaai V61 Rartk aktm 10, June tian City It. Washinaton 9. ajutk SnkiM 8. Central Catknlk; 2. Vraak la 1. akaaMaaaaa 1. Him ftwiatsjc St l"QARCISCO (UP) A !. k krmck of contract sdil against farinar mialleweight champioh Carl ltaao Olson and his man- r l F4akarty will be heard in fa?rel listrict court today. Her art Caaiaaa, who ia instituting the actkai, claws that Olson and Flah erty m out on a contract in which ka'waa supposed to get one third af Caaaa's earnings fjom 1951 until Ally 1M. Caaiaos contents he was Olaaa's first maanaer. 3 a 111! FREE! , Q o Hi O be topped In the playoff on the same field. . - The Rams went into the game knowing they had to win, tor the scoreboard showed the second place Chicago Bears had com pleted their season bv beating Phil adelphia 11-10. Waller ripped off a 55-yard touchdown run on the fourth play of the game anc? the iRams were never headed. He also pscorcd two more touchdowns on shoit plunges. O Tne victory left Los Angeles with an fc'3-1 mark Onnpared to Chi cago's 8-4. The Browns, with their sixth straight Eastern Conference title NBA Men Chock On ray THE ASS4MSk PRESS Mnnrir-A SnJmnrt i,m-Mi l Llhe National Bssfceteall Assn., swd iuH.v we teagae aeiinueiy was try ing to chtck ea a series of my- Sterlaac lehUkkaMN rhe in n'Kih tkrae coaakrs kwe ka oafered Dncs to eaaer less a game ar control tke aaaat sareiad. Al Cewi, caaaji ef tke Syracuse Nationals, aial Ptdka' Wanzer, player-ceack of tke Backester Roy als, rrinxw ttt ikon calls froai'aaaaBavk'Hl man kefnr yesteraay't gaaaaK. Last week Ckarki B e k m a a tlat Fort Wayne ISaa Taanaiuaal twe tale- pkene. calfc. "We are trykig ta cteck them," sail PMaaut, "eTea though I tUad tkay are tke wark af crack ats. kit w are stakkinR la the rtc snam all af tka falls were ag aaea aaal ft waas iaaaei M; kt Ifm tkaaa." w )i's calls carat fraM MbBMinfa tu. cU te Ceirvl, remlTCal ky aa iffica nmu-av, cama irca aiiaaaaaajki Wanzer saM kis oall was frein . Loatis. all Has eesaares rtaaahat tat) Inckaaats to the police. "Tell Cervi te lase taas ansae (with Be(aaV j u ,. u.. mere thaa mt aanas," n ike lBferirUaa eajeH hi tin Syra ee eorwt. "Te laaa tkare will ke 11.6 In kt ion ham tmd .,!. af laaaareal ttr vaarsnv " Waawar sM kn waa Ml aac la Via tW anjMw Hmm fti 1 ...L w4s ky ara Mm mi' pwv-s vm me ai.aa ai lias aU kar y timirraw." Syiwwa waa ks dm tram Bas- kaa 184-4J9 far its seventk mrakjk kame vletery. Tke FHki beat the Hawks 98-91 ta telee over first place kt tke Western Dtvlsiaa. in tire ealy efker league a-eth yasteraay Fort Wayne downed Maa PliilaaW akic Watrion 9M. 8owter Vie lit CHICAGO OB All-star heaefuls Kmlay clatex km knag By Mnth, af Brentwoatf, Mo., aal Datares irregtewsfcl, af Drtreit, on tke tkirl aay af tke iikvyBl aaatek game chamfianskia. Each at the leaders kmt com manding margias. Mlsa Wreglewsfci, a kowllng In structress, was in front ky 44 pins with aa even iet far tke eight game raute. She sllpaal Sunaay to a 752 after lrr oaeaaag lav record 868 bnt still kell cammand. B4ntk, whe operates a kowllng alley ia tke St. Leuls Mktirk, also failed te ketter kls earning lay score tt 124K wkan he came in with a 12W. But Ms Mail put him in front of Detrait'a Bl Lwannti and Joe Scknnilt. af Albany. N.Y., by 3k pans. Lahaastai kal Sckmldt are irl tar saaaM. Baaei km 3621. NATKrVA FMTSikU LECtIE B thk Mtmcikvuu mtvss New York It, Betrtxt 19 Chicane Bkws 17. rilaa!Wi lk Los Ara7Ms n, Grem Bay 17 San Fraaalma 36, BMtmMta aj Clevekani X, Okanga Ctrkii a WaskinoMa . PStftvawrga 17 Ptirgoffi cjiftat mp jjirtupkv tttw tMKt Di To arfnaWtM arf umtii4ewt& mV .... m CHEVROLET S3;? Down $46.50 Month o ON APPROVED CREDIT 0 DUGAN & MEST o o already tucked away, apparently suffered something of a letdown and had to go all out with ftree touchdowns in the last five minutes to down the Chicago Cardinals 35 24. Graham, making what he said was positively ,hls last appearance before the home folks, passed for three touchdowns, lncliidjyg a play covering 41 yards to Ray Renfro for the winner. He also clinched the league passing title with an average of 9.30 yards for every pass thrown. Another NFL star wotyd up his career at home, but in less suc cessful fashion, as the New York Cllants downed Detroit 24-19 de spite Doak Walker's 11 points. The Lion star scored a touchdown, kicked a field goal and two con versions to win the scoring title with 96 points. Baltimore's rookie' star Alan Ameche was held to 29 yards as San Francisco whipped the Colts 5-24. but he wound up with the league rushisg title on 961 yards. Vic Janowicz scored 10 point to jet a Washington record of 88 an the season ai the Redskins wound up their best year since their 1945 championship with a 28-17 victory over Pittsburgh. Tonight at Altamont: 6:30 p.m., Bings vs. YMCA. 9 p.m., Klamath Falls Creamery vs. Irish. Tuesday: 6:30 p.m., YMCA vs. Klamath Jets. 8 p.m., Irish vs. National Guard Reds. ELY -The HiUn B tim had It all ovtr tha Bly B team Saturday niflit whan it camt to hclgtit. Scor war 6)-24 In favor of Malin. Tha MMin A team all daftattd Bly with a icort of 02-Si. Blr F Stiunvera 113) F Myera Bi r iibMtKn t) r Rick i2 C OUva (14) C Bra (1) G Sty ratal i C Wflitan 4i G Infrar toi 6 nirrrrbn (0) I.ee 13 Clemeni....i0i Ptlt HA-rera ...i6i lWchferd Herrera . .$ Rohln ..4t Chandler. Jontichlet ...i4i Tecumieh....'2i DUlavou ..: kwtli at v. 9tCkW Jhden. DoV kn, ilva, Ingram aid aWaMOVrt. Blv mating fcva Lee. Pite Hfej-rtra IfcVn, JokfeaclaAt Mid Tecumieh. fHML-The MaferrlV Vkah tecond Wram won over Bonanm jarftilgy nlgltt wrm a acoaa oi to ai. Dnsnta won the first ft am ancount. er wfch a acoaa or 494S. BVaflaB r Thnmpion (41 r c ui C Httrtnedr ' O Burnett IB fabhMi M iCa My nwn tfi Merrill Schleeht 23i BUI Moore John Head tBtoorge HodKM Perry Layne Jack Barry Tonv O Nell John Hunnlcutt. the laftt minuttM of the m laid one in tke baiket and Mied for naai Y a iranaVe ttie whistle blew. In tfaf Tekmrriat-y gRm Sftfurday aaaaaa, maai w miTW - UT(kJr:a SMCrvO In the man event. Sacred Heari' a avam topped jbuiu vauey lign 48-46. r mere Heart Btotlt Valley r D. Durrell 6 J. Copeland (2i r Ron Wirkllna 4i C. Porterfleld iTH C D. Wlckline Hit B. Jenklm ..I4 C J. Denuy (4 A. WIchlOH ifi u, Micnaena iui uavii . r, Su hi ubi Corrtllo ... i2 . M, Miller 12) Sports irt Bjief Br THC ASSOCIATED PRESS FOOTBALL LOS ANGELES The Los An galea Rara. trounced the Green Bay Packers, 31.17, to win the Western Conference title and will meet the Cleveland Browns for the Natianal Foatball League crown Dec. 36. eai.F MIAMI, Fla. Sammy Snead woa his sixth Miami Open tourna ment in a sudden dnath playaff wltk Toaimy Bolt. AUT RACINv rUM5AU, Bahamas Phil Hill of Skerl Hilts, N.J., won the 110' mile Nassau Trophy saorls car ru. RACING SAN BEUNO, Calif. Hie , (131.801 toojc the 123,700 San Banana Stakes at Tanforan. IWHII l''llrtjwrlaaileVii Jet Tabs J. Witte For Honor Football season Is over, but still the honors come flowing in lor Klamath Falls' John Wltie, Junior tackle at Oregon State College. The latest news of recognition for Witte's past season with the OSC Beavers is his selection to the first team of Jet's All-American football squad. Jet. the nation's onlv Necro weekly magazine, announced its All-American after it had polled the leading Aaches and nrofes- sional sccO.s, and waded through ivountaln of records assembd ITs snorts office. Qccordina to Jet's experts, the first eleven of the team Is rated by almost all as the "cream of the nation's col lege football players." UCLA, Ohio State and Michigan state shared the major honors on jet s annual All-American selec tions, UCLA placed two men on the first team as did Ohio Stale al Michigan State. Oregon State, ! with Witte's selection, Maryland, i Iowa, West Virginia and Michigan ' were the other schools who placed ' gridders on the first team. ! Rommte Loudd of UCLA and Ron Kramsr of Michigan were se lected as ends, Witte and Sam Huff of West Virginia were named to uie tackle positions. Cal Jones of Iowa and Jim Parker of Ohio State earned the ouard nods and Maryland's plvotmnn Bob Pella- frrlnl nailed down the center hon ors. In the bnckfleld, UCLA's Sam Brown was chosen as was Michi gan State's Oerry Planutls and Earl Morrall and the fourth posi tion went to the player of the year. Howard "Hopalong" Cisady of Ohio State. On the second team were: ends Ron Beagle- of Navy and Menan scnriewer of Texas: tackles Norm Masters of Michigan State and John Janlclns, Arizona State: uards Bo Bollinger. Oklahoma and Hardlman Cureton. UCLA: center Ken Vargo. Ohio State, and hacks Claude Benham of Columbia, Jim Wvlnk of TCU, Lenny Moore of Penn State and Don Schaefer of Notre Dame. Witte's selection by Jet is an added tribute to his already bulg ing list of awards. Earlier In the year he was named to the INS first team All-America, the Associ ated Press' third team All-America and both the AP and United Press All-Pacific Coast teams. Witte is a graduate of Klamath Union High School where he starred three years In football and wrestling. At the present time he Is preparing for his bid for national acclaim in the lntercolleglnte wrest ling spotlight. In his freshman year at OSC. John advanced to the finals before being bealtn. The 210 pound OSC grldler is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joha E. Witte of Klamath Falls, 27 Oegma Gm-nI Men Win Letters EUGENE Iff) Twenty-seven members of the 1955 University of Oregon football team will receiee athletic award letters. Among them arc three who will be getting their third awards Capt. Lon Stiner and Harry John son, botk tackles, and Dick James, halfback. Center Art Weber and tackle Jim PcAtcr, both seniors, were among eight players winning their second awards. Captain-elect Phil McHugh is In this group. Coach Len Casanova said that 22 of the 27 are expected to ke back for the 1956 season. T faunae os N-evabn LA GRANDE tfl Eastern Oregon made a clean sweep of Its basketball scries here with Nevada when It posted an 86-81 victory Saturday night. The Oregon team won Friday's opener, 87-81. Nevada s Don Sullivan was hah scorer Saturday with 27 points. Ted Schadewitz led the winners witk 24. The score was tied 41-41 at tke half and there were sevea more ties In the second period kefare Eastern Oregon pulled away to win. BOOT 3 tf.VU i SIZES 6-11 Black retan cowhide. Cord lole, solid Bother woodsman heel, itorm welt and Goodyear welt construction. Football Rules Committee Facing Dull Time At Meet By THK ASSOCIATKO PRKSS For the punt two years, since it took the radicnl step of abolish ing the platoon system, the nation al fool ball rules committee has made only a lew minor enanges in the playing code of college foot ball. Mast of them couldn't even be noticed by the fans. When it meets next month, the committee apparently won't have much more work to do according to indications In the annual As mBBT Scores By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS Sunday's KchuIIr NATIONAL LEAGl'E Montreal 4, Boston 3 Toronto 3,v Chicago 3 Detroit 2. New York 0 AMERICAN LKAGL'E Buffalo 6, Springfield 2 Providence 5, Pittsburgh 1 (Only games scheduled) WESTERN I.KAUl'F. (No games scheduled I Saturday's Results NATIONAL LEAGl'E Montreal 4, Detroit 2 I Toronto 6, New York I (Only games scheduled AMERICAN LKAUIE Hershey 6, Providence 4 Pittsburgh 7, Springfield 1 Buffalo 4, Cleveland 4 WESTERN LEAGUE Winnipeg 3. Seattle 2 New Westminster 3, Vancouver 3 Calgary 6. Victoria 3 Saskatoon 3, Reg ma 0 WEEKEND FIGHTS Bv THK ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON Bobby Murphy. 14C Boston, drew with Chico Vejar, 151. Slamlord, Conn., 10. LOS ANGELES Jimmy Pa- lozzota. 104, Los Angeles, outpoint' ed Pedro Gonzales, 164;i, Pitts burgh, 10. BID WINTER CRIPPLE YOUR CAR? Uo.. . or uPlBhi jaaanr- rjf FRONT END SPECIAL A baVfr a a $JS9 li,nnniniini ii Rft'WttMTWEDw.. 1 Coats Collar Cesawat Camber Coantat Toa-ln or To. aVjf Tkjhteto and Adjust Stealing RHESTONE STORES 4fPina Ph. 3234 FOR THE BEST IN WQH BOOTS SIZES 6-11 Oil tanned cowhide up per!, leather lined vamp, full stock qusset and leather outsole. soclated Press post-season survey. writers and broadcasters partlcl paling indicated that there's no marked desire for a change in the 1955 rules. Out of 149 experts replying to the AP questionnaire, 5 said there was no marked agitation for changes. Twenty gave flat affirm ative answers andj 14 detected soifie minor moves for changes. The I'O who left the space blank presumably can ba added to the "no" total. i Given a chance to maka sugges tions of their own or to relay the ideas to others, the writeri and broadcasters came up with a few ' proposals which nOiy or may not be considered by the rules com mittee. No. l on the list was a return to tha platoon system. Fourteen listed that proposal some merely as a reflection of coaches' lijpas. Others advocated It strongly as providing the fans with a better brand of technical football and giv ing more players opportunity for action. Six more suggested liberal izing the substitution rule in vaif. ous ways and two favored tighten ing it. Other suggestions: Make officials be specific instead nf calling "Illegal procedure," 'personal lour' etc. Penalties should be lengthened to a limit nf 50 yards for certain underhanded plays because there too much aggressiveness and not enough sport. Possibly change number of tima outs permitted. There have been more delays this year. 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