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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1957
PAGE FOURTEEN
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
LAo MM 'Shook Up
Over ML Mrrival
liy r.MltICK MiMI.TV
I.OS ANC:i:i.KS iJl A shoe
sliine buy hti;ko i::lo a sin. The
pidViir put on a buselKill t;ip. and
niMiibcrs (if the city
thi-v
here,
li'S Kanis have lived
have had six coaches.
Another writer said Los Angeles
is inr-criling an over-thc-hill
council ; 11 cluh with most of the play
cheered and waved lor photogra
phers. Bui I he a cruse Los Anjji'lrs
baseball Ian look the news that
the Brooklyn Di.dgci.s were innv
ine here with a (juiel smile and
a st'h of relic!
After all. it had been a Ions,
six-month haul.
The next problem: What to call
the leant, and waere will it play?
Call 'em I he Dodders, or An
eels, maybe, MifiUrsied Mayor
Nerris l'oLi!:,on.
Most local writers, however,
tubbed the ball club the I. in An
jjeles Dix'grr-.
' Hurrah. Hurrah, llunah
Tnev'tt? Our Hunts Xow." cneered
the Mirror-News a U": Brooklyn
I'resnlenl Waller o'Malley's an
nouncement Tuesday.
'Welcome Uod'g' t beamed
lite Herald Kxpross'.
'liiiins Here." cio.U'd I h c
Tunes. I
Tl'i. Settled They're I.A
Dodders Now," headlined the Kx-i
aminer.
One writer .ufosicd the team
he christened "Supcrbas," alter
Hie old Habimore Orioles 1 r ti in i
I. it.,, I'.,,,,.M,,, ,.1,1'. d
..tw...i ih loi n i,i 'iii i .,: in-v Hut Urooklvn Uodu'rrs and New York
there were no seinnds.
A n i, I he r en-lint ;i iried
bums " was a s-hii.ooleth oul o I'residcnl Warren Giles today said
chnne'e- lor the more ' reserved expansion, to 10 or 12 - team
Los r."o1cs fan- leagues, is the next logical step
And v h ii- wdl I.os Aie;eles' . I'"' further changes in the major
roiircsctilaluc in the National ! It'iiuue baseball map.
League play'.'
' tJet your wdiewlbarrow and
lis in the twilight of their ca-
: leers.
! Leo Dtirocher, former Dodger
mana;,er who makes his home
hero, ol'ered this rebuttal:
"Willi the Dodger larm system,
the.VWill have replacements wher
ever they arc needed. And you
. coulde'l ask for a better pitching
stall." .
Ihinuhcr predicted the Dodgers
i would be in the thick of the pen
! n.ant race next year.
So lar better or worse, richer
or poorer, the Dodgers are in Los
Angeles. And the consensus here
.is that it will be better and richer.
Mayor I'uuImhi summed up most
of the comment when he said:
' iN'tev Los Angeles is major
league in every sense of the
woid."
Expansion Of
Major League
!s Predicted
NEW YOltK m With the
Lots Of Mzat In The Pot
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DON'T EVER TELL these hunters that lucre r.n r game to be had on the Swan Lake Rim.
The sportsmen recently concluded a nine-day hunt in the area and what might be de
scribed as exceedingly good luck. From levf lo right with their bucks are Rex Mills, Les
Bennett, Paul Hilton, Joe Whistler, Cliff Jjolin. A. C. Lavenik, Bill Hilton and M. P.
Lavenik. Some of the bucks ran up as high as 2C0 pounds. Photo by Kettler
3i'$ Are Choice
amp Longhorns
pointments. That s an .two aver
age. The season figures are 9
correct, 27 wrong for .781.
This week's picks:
Oklahoma over Texas: Bud
Wilkinson has the reserves to
bring about 0 k 1 a h o m a's 43rd
straight victory.
Michigan State over Michigan:
Should be even closer than last
year's 9-0 Spartan victory.
Minnesota over Northwestern:
Bobby Cox and Co. have the physi
cal edge.
Duke over Rice: The Dukes
Have a great two-man backfield in
haltback Wray Carlton and fuJl-
CHICAGO t The Chicago back Hal McElhaney. However, a
Wednesday thatitie wouldn't surprise.
president of the Auburn over Kentucky: Auburn
aaue. said that ' Bainine stature as possibly the
lite Brooklyn Dodgers franchise best in the Southeastern Confer
shift to Los Angeles means "the,ence
end of the 1'CL." j Army QVer No(re Dame. This
,0 Connor, at his home in ncar-i.-nnprahle series is beine revived.
drill a light contact one. Jack '11' Crystal Lake, said he would Army-s 34.man squad is healthy.
Douglas, No. 1 quarterback who tu"'' ; 1,1 "jl "-u',al -'"" Notre Dame has several line cas-
Pass Defense
Stressed By
Coast Pilots
By THE ASSOCIATED PHESS
California's Coach Pete Elliott
and Stanford's Chuck Taylor Wed- ,,ii n i i aakv
nesday had their football squads Bv "AR01.I) t LAAS.NL.N
concentrating on defense against ( NEW YOIIK i.Ti Elu germs,
passing attacks they declare arc m 0 v i n g franchises, man-made
tough on the nerves. ; satellites, home runs, blocked
Elliott, who worked his Bears punts . . it is enough to send a
two hours on pass defense Tues-: football prognosticator inside his
day, said "Navy throws about one crystal ball for protection,
out of every three times and hits Lajt wcek-s eorts reSulted in
the halfbacks for long gains." col.rPct choices and nine disap-
California, beaten' by Michigan
State 19-0 last week on three pass
touchdowns, meets Navy at Berke
ley Saturday.
Dutch Fehring, Stanford assist
ant coach who scouted Washing
ton State, told the Indian squad
they will see the nation's out
standing forward i-rsring team in
their game with the Cougars at Sun-Times said
Palo Alto Saturday. Leslie O'Connor
Fehrine said Washington State 1'aeilic Coast Lraaue.
is "the most improved team in
the Pacilic Coast Conterence."
Beset with injuries. Stanford's
squad made the pass defense
PCL Ctrtcin
Forecast By
Lcsp Prexy
Ci.'ints miur orrieinllv honfloH tirl
. .. J . . . i ft mm I
,!,., lite west ( oast. National League MintieSOT d S
baseball
"1 don't know of any club now
onsideriug relocation." s ai d
shovel. I'll see von al Chavez." i'"cs. n any cities not now in
O'Malley telegraphed Mayor I'oul- chilled in the major league base
sm . .nail makeup are to hove major
However, all the wheelbarrows 'league baseball it would seem to
anil shovels this side of the Kb-j have to come through expansion,
hells Kield foul line, uouldn t pro-1 not additional iraiicluse lrans
tiiiee a ball nark in that hilly see- iers."
tion belore the sea-on opener with1 Uiies. commenting on the Dmlg
the Chicaeo Cubs here next April, ers' decision yesterday to follow
in lad, it tuav lake lv,o years the (iiants. Boston Braves. St.
belore turnstiles are clicking at Louis Browns and Philadelphia
O'Malley's proposed So (inn s c a t ; Athletics in franchise shifts which
slnthuiii in ( have, limine. have rearranged the baseball map
I'nlil thi'ii, O'Malley has said.jSincc 1!IS3, said expansion has
the Dodgers will play homo games I been discussed frequently and lor
at Wrigiey Field, which he picked 'some lime by the majors on an
itp when Brooklyn bought t It e ' inlornial basis,
franchise ol Ihe I.os Angeles An-t He added, however, that there
gels in the l'aeitte Coast League "has been no sentiment lavoring
L'sl February.
But the 22.5UII-N.
fully inadequate,
weekends. One
out that parking
can ,'iccoiiimod ale
cars.
The HI I, Uoil-scat
seim has been sttg
iWcriiiiltr. This was
the l!P:i2 Olympics -
expansion at the present time in
it field is woe-j the National League."
especially on! "1 don't believe there will be
ealist pointed any such expansion, however, in
facilities there the immediate future." said Giles,
less than I. (Kill "say in the next two or three or
I lour years."
Memorial Coli-j The Dodgers, in anything but a
.esled as an surprise move, formally un
designed lor nounced yesterday that club direc-
not tiasetiaii tots ana stockholders had unani-
iloing
and a Ian .siding in 111
one would probably need ;
vision .set lo know who was
the pitching.
Still that's where O'Malley may
have to mow his team tor these
weekend and holiday game.-,.
There were words ui caution.
loo. Examiner I nltmmisl Molvin chunk ol
Durslag warned Dodger Manager; vine lor
W.,11 Alston:
"Ve haw never been land ol
le.-ers oul here. Now don't let this
I'lghlen you, bill it is a hard
that in lite II years Dial the
ltd mously agreed that the necessary
i tele-, steps be taken to draft the Los
Angeles territory.
The announcement came within I State
21 hours of action by the Los An-
Dick Larson
Back Of Week
By MURRAY ROSE 1 1 4bjci j
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ; pJr
Minnesota's Dick Larson, a sec-i
ond siring quarterback who has
been overshadowed by talcn'ed
Bobby Cox. Wednesday w a s
named back of the week by The
Associated Press lor his spectacu
lar feats in leading the unbeaten
Gophers to victors over Purdue
The 21-year-old. 5-11. 175-pound
.iecior steppisd into the breach Th,. I"'
when the inspired, underdog Boil- Wildiiio S
crmakcrs wer.' giving Cox and . parhncnt
the Gophers fils Cox had been adigc-,1 oi
shackled on Ihe ground and in the ! migratory
all'. 'son on tt
Larson cam.- through like the ! Wildlito r
understudy to the star in a story-: Klanialh V
nook drama ol the theater. He
ran hack a punt 72 yards for one
touchdown, passed Hi yards to
Hid Lliorskc for another.
live yards lor the third and
nmg touchdown in the last
ler lor a 21-17 victory. He set up
Ihe final TD with a 32-yard pass H A
play to Chorske. k.,Z t .
le was "simply sensational." . ,
said Minnesota Coach Murrav'P",-
Win math. .i -i v
Thcre were plenty of other con-'
tenders tor the honor in the week
ly AP poll, including Joe Francis
and L'arnel Durden of Oregon
JIM CHOW, Sports Editor
For Bird Hunt
Phh-Game Board
Fi
I".
and
l.'.S. De-
'i r has released
'eas lor Ihe HJ57
. ",! hunting sea
I,; '.e. National
d the 1. o w e r
and ran ! i f ' '
and win- I -J ,
list quar- 1 '
le set iin '' - -
v a11 !
gi ies city ( ouncii, by a io-4 vote. Chnrae LevpleH
gptable offer to! . . J ,.
approving an acceptable
Ihe Dodgers swapping a SUll-acre
accessible Chavez Ita-Brooklyn-owned
Wrigiey
Field in I.os Angeles.
Dodger President Walter O'Mal
ley already had received unani-
'aetinious National League approval of
l'"s'lhe mute
"'SsPnso
By t..:: .
S
ago lluiler."
knocla. d og
San All o. ,.i
HICH.Mt'A
Fields, ".ii,
Bob le.ii'Ji.;
in.
LONDON
Uric
i innn ut i i. l i i.ri.
Sfciger Matches
Course Record
PORTLAND on Joe Steigcr
of Spokane matched the Oswego
1 1. like Country Club course's par
ol nil Tuesday lo lend Pacific
Noil Invest qualifiers for Ihe Ring
Crosby National Pro-Amateur Golf
Tournament at Pebble Beach,
Calif., in January.
Bunny Mason of Salem was run
neiup with a one-over-par (Ml. j
Next in order were Eddie llogani
el Portland. Ed Oldlield of Hose-!
burg and Harold West of Long
Mi wg all Willi 70s.
At Beaver Policy
COHVALL1S, Ore. W The
Oregon State Board of Higher.
Education Tuesday was asked bv!
President A. L. Strand of OicgoniSou.h
Slate College to investigate j Carter, i:;;. V
charges it is easier lor out-of-! IHH.Yt'KK. i' i
state athletes to enter OSC than La Slar.M. !:!.
the Univcrsily of Oregon: pointed Al Aitil;
The charges were published by. York 'ii.
sports columnists in two Oregon II Al 1, " a ... .
newspapers. The columnists said Halilax. .-.
higher scholastic requirements at M' "" 1 '. i
the university were handicapping ' (
that school in the recruiting of Mor on. I : s
athletes. cd Kid t e :.u ;:.i.
Strand asked for the invest iga-
lion in a letter lo Chancellor John,
It. Richards of the slate syslenii Pat in. u' it C )!
of higher education. Richards, in part in w.t r
Ihe East, was not available lor cro--c, .- t,
comment. ) nig Ihe I : s a
The season will commence on
October 12 and close on January
14. 11)53. Hunting is limited to
geese, ducks and coots with all
other wildlife protected.
All hunters must possess a valid
California hunting license and all
hunters 16 years of age or older
must possess a signed migratory
waterlowl stamp for entry on the
refuge hunting areas. No other
permit is required. j
Bag limits are: six geese per
day, six in possession, provided: I
not more than three of the darkj
species of geese may be included
in the daily bag and possession
limit.
Ducks: daily bag and possession
limit is six, which may be in
creased to nine, provided such
limit contains not less than three
pintail, three widgeons, or three of
these species in the aggregate.
Wood ducks and merganser:
daily bag and possession limits
may not include more than one
t !es. .-topped wood duck and one hooded mer
Nan l'ran.'isco. 1 ganser. In addition to the limits
ion other ducks, the daily bag
he Ti.weel. 137, -limit on American and red
Hj'.niod Jimmy 'breasted mergansers is live, pos
York. to. .session limit 10, singly or in ag-
Roland, grogatc ol both kinds.
. .c v. oik, out-1 foots: 25 per day or in pos
"ii. I7.l'2. New: s(,ssjon.
The Ross goose, whistling swan
and grebes are protected species.
The hours of shooting 'Calilor-
nia-Oregon time varies a few min-
Willie utesi is one half hour before sun-
uu.pomi- rjsl. 0 sunset.
unities.
Baylor
over Arkansas: How
owners and call a meeting, prob-!
ably later this month, to discuss;
a..i, i ,i... v.,..f v..i. r-:' itough can these get? Baylor by a
ants nl San Eraneisen
Nea uia-
bruised his back against Rice
may start against Washington
Stale, but fullback Lou Valli and
end Gary Van Galder delinitely
are sidelined.
Coach Jim Sutherland, report
ing his Washington State squad
in ton nhvsical shane. nut the. can
Cougars through a 'hard 2'i hour : U'ree clubs I.os Angeles
j:..:j-J u : Fr-iml-,. -mil 1 1, .1 !, ,1
wuitiuui, uiviueu uciweeii passing -. .-v.. ..uuu m,u , ,
: a n u eeo s in l ie .ik Anne
point.
Ti,.. c... t;.,,... ;a n---.,' eiavy over caiiiuiuia:
aid he 'cannot see how the PCL 1 11" -t0 get in gear ain for th
continue because "we losei . '. r, iu
ri iiicciuu uvci rcuii. liuiiiin.T
and running drills. Sutherland ap-
and adpocn, ngei
oacK a
quarterback,
there is in
as
the
East.
j Georgia,
lord.
The Citadel over Wof-
1 i- U A I lirhlt :,nri S.-,,,,-ilt,i,ltn it nrt IIO
noitsn.. rr MUM s:iani.,r,i miles from San Francisco." dipping over tne oiners.
u D j c a "i ti . , FRIDAY NIGHT
UCLA Coach Red Sanders said The newspaper quoted O Connor: Geovae Washinrton over Air
'.he SruJ"s yiTt is.s.hap'ng, T .sMn day ' r" .l0,n; Force A c a d e m y, Miam" oveT
ter to beat Washington." The: Leagues will expand to 12 teams i aw' m""' i,?1 1.
(nmp CotMrrla.- t 1C. An .-IPh with rilrll'neinl nt inn "'t OVCr IlSSOUn, TUlanC 0V6T
geles. ion the West Coast.
Tailhnrlc Kirk Wilson snarklort ii c-.ir( n'r-. .,1 i
. " : . . .' : I " on in v . ii i ui wtin nut UlUUafil c irnmnir
m UCLA's offensive drill and t with the shift of the Giants and I c- , t, , r.
Sanders said he probably would Dodgers "ihe way it was han-! EAS1 : Boston CoUege over Day
start against the Huskies. idled." ton- Kest Virginia over Boston
Coach Jim Owens sent all four .-Ti, ,., ,.., , , ; University. Colgate over Rutgers,
of his Washington squads through ,.,;.. ,;,.. r..,....,. , u '"-Syracuse over Cornell. Dartmouth
, c ,,. '""in uiiscujii. uui I wisu
a jarring scrimmage at Seattle. wp cou!d ., ,1Hirt. .,an .
The bulk of he workout wa s,teivi nuw .. OTonnor was t.
aimed at testing UCLA single; bv lhc Sun-Times
Chet Harvey of Vallejo. Calif.. L0.'.C(;.n.nor .,s'?i!l
f-.v, ll,o IhlrJ 1 lh flrd "Veil UI .ICOU 101'
PCL clubs had
long time lor
on
Id) PRESS
e Sauti-
, , i Antonio.
liilc',. I57'u.
Tommy
nl nnft U.... rnn....Hl""- tlll l
Leucine; uuncn, lakuinti jitmui . i . ,, ,.
Idaho Coach Skip Stahley saidj"' ,,',', . ,
UI- nl..nn IKInb lUnrt ,'iu'.u IL"W'')
MIS ilium liitjr ncivt u
chance of upsetting Oregon State.
I de too, said Mahley. they
play Saturday at Coryallis. I
Oregon Mate worKect out in raittn uvtii 'j kbUUUC
i n u t,. r..ii1..n t...;.l:
tackles Dave jesmer ann r.a
Rogers won't play because of in
juries. Backs uarence ueamcr By IMTED PRESS
and Joe rrancis aiso were nun tj,,. American
uui iiouiiu auiu ...... F. i0ncns KS 1H,-7..-lS st,asan tonjht
"c ',.,'. . .... '"" a" s'x loams listed tor
Oregon drilled m wet. blustery joll
weather at Eugene tor its batur
day contest there with San Jose
State, last non-conference foe be
fore six straight contests v i t h
of the National League
the coast. When news
shift was an
he said, "no
body died of shock."
jSicrls Tonight
ac-
The delending champion Cleve
land Barons eulertain the ller
shey Bears, the Providence Reds
ann , - i t..,.,tn,. .i,n km ''' i"e i inii ieiu inoians. and
...v ,.,iaiu uouir llli.M lllL" IVIieil- : iinn mor Min nca Kancoo Vtsla
gained 274 vards rushing in three'"' - "'o'aio cison
games, is the key man in Ore- " Americans.
over Brown. Harvard over Ohio
University, Penn State over Wil
liam & Mary, Pittsburgh over
Nebraska. Yale over Columbia.
.MIDWEST: Iowa over Indiana.
Cincinnati over Xavier, Kansas
over Iowa State, Holy Cross over
Marquette. Ohio .State over Illi
nois, Oklahoma State over Tulsa,
Detroit ovei Wichita.
SOUTH: Mississippi over Van
derbilt, Georgia Tech over Louis
iana State, North Carolina State
over Florida State, Maryland over
Wake Forest. Mississippi State
over Arkansas State, South Caro
lina over Furman, Tennessee over
Chattanooga, Virginia Military
n-.aa. n ir u
i , ugtiuauu, viiKiiiid xcvil over
Hockey League, villanovai virginja over c)emson.
SOUTHWEST: Texas AJt.M over
Houston, Texas Christian over Al
abama, North Texas State over
Abilene Christian, Texas Western
over Texas Tech.
FAR WEST: Oregon State over
Idaho, Denver over Montana, Ore-
I r.
ser. 15!,;
Turenne.
Nicaragua,
c. litis took
c. ii hall, la
id gull uur-onnaign.
Oct. 125:44 a.m. lo 5:31 p.m.
Oct. 13 5:45 a.m. to 5:21) p.m.
Oct. 1115:48 a.m. to 5:24 p.m.
Oct. HI 5:48 a.m. to 5:20 p.m.
Oct. 235:56 a.m. to 5:13 p.m.
Oct. 2 6 : 0 1 a.m. to 5:08 p.m.
Oct. 306:06 a.m. to 5:03 p.m.
over College of Pacific. Arizona
gon S Ollense. u "aiuus mm me pcnnani ; aiaie over iiaruin aunmuns, coio-Southern-Cal's
Trojans, taking and the Calder Cup playoff cham-jrado over Arizona. Utah State
a week off before meeting Cali- j lion-,!iip last season, and most .over New Mexico. Utah over
fornia at Berkeley Oct. HI. raiC experts feel Cleveland is the team I Brigham Young, Wyoming over
through a passing and dummy of- lo heat again this season. j Colorado State. Stanford over
tensive drill with reserve qunr-j Back for another long campaign' Washington State, UCLA over
terback Willie Wood doing most' with the Barons are KreddicjWashinlon-
ot the intowing. vuuriciuucn .mo ; uiowr, ine leagues leading scor- HMHnMMMIHBBililMi
Conrny was missing with
and Tom Maudlin rested
arm.
a cold
a sore
Sports Notes
Former lightwcighl boxing cham
pion Lew Jenkins plans to make
the Army his career. He is a
master sergeant.
The University of Wyoming foot
ball team was fiflh in the nation
in average punt returns last sea
son with a mark of 14.4 yards.
or last season: lio Elik. the out
standing rookie, and Jimmy
Moore, the top playmaker of the
Hl.i(i-.)7 season. In addition, the
Barons acquired veteran goalie
Johnnv Bower Horn the Provid
ence Reds in exchange lor .Marcel
Paille.
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