PAciK FOURTEEN
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1957
This Is Big Weekend
For Bowl Contenders
By UNITED PRESS
It lon(!-renge odds hold up, New
Year's Day will find Ohio State
vs. Oregon in the Rose Bowl, Ok
lahoma vs. . Duke in the Orange
Bowl, Texas A St M vs. Army or
Navy in the Cotton Bowl and any
combination of teams from south
of the .Mason-Dixon line in the
Sugar and Gator Bowls.
Oklahoma, the only team al
ready assured of a bowl trip, steps
outside the Big Kight Saturday
and is favored by 18 points over
Notre Dame in a game to be tele
vised nationally (by NBC). That
three-touchdown spread surprised
football observers because Okla
homa, despite 47 straight wins,
has gone through anxious mo
ments this season. On top of that,
it's an open secret that Notre
Oame has been pointing all year
for the Sooners.
Iowa is a one-point favorite over
Ohio State, Oregon seven over
Southern Cal., Duke seven over
Clemson, Texas A 4 M seven over
Rice and Tennessee seven over
Mississippi.
While the Ohio State-Iowa battle
will crown the Big Ten champion,
Iowa is barred from the Rose
Bowl because it made the trip last
New Year's Day. That means Ohio
State can make the run fur the
roses with a victory over Iowa or
Michigan, its opponent next week.
Beans Reardon Helps With
Promotions In
LONG BEACH, Calif. UP
One of the staunch, but not so
staid citizens of Long Beach,
Calif., these days is none other
than the eminent Mr. Beans
Reardon, onetime firebrand of
the National League umpiring
staff.
Mr. Beans, who will be GO his
next birthday, retired from the
national pastime a few campaigns
ago to enter the world of busi
ness. It is a pleasure to report
that he is a smashing success as
a beer distributor. In fact, he is
making so much money that he is
looking for new ways to get rid
of it.
To accomplish this, he joined
an organization known as the Cen
tury Club (locally-known as the
Fullmer Gets
Favored Role
Over Rivers
NEW YORK WV-This Is "oppor
tunity night" for young Neal Riv
ers ot Las Vegas, Nov. The un
rnnked middleweight gets a
chance lo crack the lop JO if he
can whip Gene Fullmer, the ex
champ, in Madison Square Gar
den. Even Fullmer realizes this is a
fight in which he has everything
lo lose and little In gain. He is
gunning for another shot at the
title he lost when Sugar Ray Rob
inson plunlcd a left hook on his
jaw May 1 at Chicago. If he loses
somewhere along the way, he
may never gel another chance.
Fullmer is a 3-1 favorite.
Fullmer, only 2l, is a veteran
of 4ti fights with a 42-4 record.
"This is the break I've been
waiting fur." said Rivers, a 2.1-year-old
lioxor-puiicher who holds
the California middleweight
crown. The only time New York
fans saw Rivers he lost a decision
to Spider Webb, Feb. 15 in the
Garden. His record is 37-5-2.
NBC will broadcast and tele
cast at 10 p. m., EST.
Schayes Ups
Pro Scoring
To Set Mark
By UNITED PRESS
Dolph Schayes. one of the under
rated stars of the National Bas
ketball Association, broke George
Mikan's lolal-pomts record Thurs
day nishl as he scored 2!l points
lur a nine-year total of 10.171 in
leading Syracuse to a SI7-H4 vic
tory over the Philadelphia War
riors. Schaves hasn't been the spectac
ular player that Mikan was, and
his Syracuse team didn't terrorize
the league as did the Minneapolis
Lakers of Mikan's heyday, so six-fnot-cight-inch
Dolph didn't get the
headlines that Mikan did.
But he got the points.
Rookie Woody Sauldsherry led
Philadelphia with 21 points. It was
the only NBA game Thursday
night.
Tonight St. Louis is at Syracuse,
New York at Cinrinnati and Min
neapolis at Detroit.
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Similarly, Oregon needs only one
victory in its remaining games
with Southern Cal or Oregon State
for its first Rose Bowl appearance
since 1920.
Duke needs only a win over
Clemson or next Saturdays foe.
North Carolina.
Texas A 4 M. rated No. 1 by
the United Press Board of Coaches
can sew up the host role in the
Cotton Bowl by beating Rice. The
Cotton Bowl Committee is believed
to be leaning toward the winner
of the Nov. 30 Army-Navy classic
for the visiting team.
If the service academies nix a
Cotton Bowl appearance, the Tennessee-Mississippi
game probably
will produce one team for the Cot
ton Bowl and one for the Sugar.
The Gator Bowl announced dur
ing the week that it is eyeing nine
teams Texas A 4 M, Texas
Christian, Texas, Arkansas, Ten
nessee. Mississippi, Mississippi
State, Vandcrbilt and Miami of
Florida.
Miami is a seven-point choice
over Maryland in the only major
game frriday night.
Auburn and North Carolina
State, normally considered among
bowl candidates, must slay home
because of NCAA penalties. Au
burn ranks with Texas A 4 M
and Oklahoma as the only major
teams still unbeaten and untied.
Long Beach
"Idiots"), a group' of successful
young, local businessmen who
arc interested in bringing D!g-
time sports to the city.
"Our first venture was the $11,'
500 Long Beach Open Golf Tour
namentand 1 can tell you right
now that that is no way to get
your money back.
"So next year we are going to
promote a $15,000 tourney.
To the thousands of ball play
ers who paraded through the Na
tional League when Beans was
behind home plate, it will be hard
to reconcile his voice and general
conversation with a golf course.
But Beans fits into the game as
easily as an old shoe. Not to play,
you understand, just as a spec
tator. His descriptions of the vari
ous shots are good, too.
For example:
Chip shot "Nice bunt"
Low tee shot "Line drive."
High approach to green "Tex
as leaguer.
But he'll talk baseball to any
and all who will listen.
"I don't miss anything about
the game," he is quick to point
out. Just the many friends I
made in all the National League
cities.
He is as tickled as a kid with
a new toy over the fact that the
Dodgers will be in Los Angeles
and the Giants in San Francisco
next year.
I vc made applications for box
seats for the season in both
cities." he said. "You'd be sur
prised how many people will be
commuting between San Francis
co and Los Angeles when the
Dodgers and Giants renew their
feud.
'Look what t H r e e football
games this year between the
Hams and forty Niners drew
237.000!"
Football Deaths
Down This Year
LOS ANGELES Wi There has
been a slight decline this season
in deaths due to football injuries.
lhis was the report Thursday
by the Football Fatalities Com
mittee of the American Football
Coaches Assn., which stated:
Iwelve deaths have occurred to
Nov. 5 this season, as compared
with 15 for the same period Inst
year. The deaths included one in
semi-pro play; 10 in high school
and one in college.
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Rose Scents
Get Stronger
For Webfoots
By ALAN CLINE
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
With a Rose Bowl trip at stake.
Oregon plays Southern California
Saturday in the Pacific Coast
Conference football feature.
Strangely enough, if Oregon
wins both the game and the re
turn trip to the southland, the
Ducks can give part of the credit
to little Idaho, a club they beat
9-6 early in the season.
A victory in Los Angeles would
give Oregon a 6-1 won. loss rec
ord. Stanford, hanging on by a
hair with a 3-2 mark, plays one
less conference game than Ore
gon. Idaho isn't on the Indian
schedule.
Thus if Oregon wins and Stan
ford beats Oregon State at Cor
vallis, the Ducks can't help but
wind up with a better percent
age. In other conference tussles
Washington meets California at
Berkeley in a battle of losers and
Idaho winds up a so-so season
against Washington State at Pull
man. UCLA comes north to Stock
ton, Calif., Saturday night to meet
independent College of the Pacific.
At the season s start few peo
ple paid much attention to Coach
Len Casanova's Oregonians. The
talk was wait till next year. Ap
parently, the football team wasn't
listening. It proceeded to stay un
defeated in the conference until
last week when underdog Wash
ington pulled a 13-6 upset.
Naturally, Southern Cal, winner
of but one PCC game, goes in as
the underdog. USC lost 35-7 last
week to Stanford, a team Oregon
beat 27-20.
Stanford, led by quarterback
Jack Douglas and fullback Chuck
Shea, takes on a team of defend
ing PCC champions back on the
winning trail after dropping two
conference games. After losing to
UCLA and Washington, the Beav
ers bounced back against Wash
ington State and California.
California and Washington
shapes up as a battle of the split
T. Both teams have new head
coaches and both have received
their lumps in their freshman
season. Washington's Coach Jim
Owens has won two games, Cal's
Pete Elliott one.
Washington State, one of the four
teams eligible for the Pasadena
trip, began strong, but faded and
lost to Oregon, Oregon State and
UCLA. Idaho, which ploys only
three PCC schools, has a 4-3-1
overall record.
UCLA, already, assured of its
ninth straight winning season, goes
after its seventh victory in nine
starts at Stockton. Pacific has
lost only one. to Cincinnati and
has been tied by Kansas State and
Idaho.
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Jockey Albert Johnson accom
plished the remarkable feat of rid
ing three Pimlico Futurity winners
in two years. He won on Morvich
in 1921 and won with both Blossom
Time and Sally's Alley when the
race was split into two divisions in
922.
One hour before the fourth game
of the World Series, Ed Mathews
of the Milwaukee Braves had mis
placed his glove. He found it in
time to play third base. He won
the game in the tenth, 7-5, with a
two-run homer.
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Prep Playoffs Start
Today In Oregon
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Oregon high school football
playoffs get under way Friday
with three games.
Springfield, No. 2 in the Asso
ciated Press poll, will be host at
night to McMinnville, No. 7, in the
first contest of the class A-l
quarterfinals.
Springfield won its way into the
playoffs last weekend with a sur
prise victory over South Eugene,
which had been ranked earlier as
the state's top team most of the
season.
Springfield features a stout de
fense which yielded only 59 points
while the team posted a season
record of seven victories, one loss
and one tie. And it has a strong
Bruins Whip
Black Hawks,
Toronto Next
By UNITED PRESS
The Boston Bruins, winners in
two straight games for the first
time since the first 10 days of the
season, prepared today for a
weekend home-and-home series
with the Toronto Maple Leafs
which could put them back into
the thick of the National Hockey
League race.
The Bruins have a big edge In
the weekend schedule because
first-place Montreal, minus the
services of Maurice Richard, will
be playing two games with second-
place New York and third-place
Chicago will be playing two games
witn last-place Detroit.
The Bruins took a firm grip on
tourtn place, one point behind Chi
cago, when they scored four goals
in the first two periods Thursday
night and went on to whip the
Black Hawks, s-2. at Boston.
The weekend schedule:
Saturday: New York at Mont
real, Boston at Toronto and De
troit at Chicago.
Sunday: Montreal at New York
Toronto at Boston and Chicago at
Detroit.
Loqart To Fight
Ortega In First
Elimination Bout
CLEVELAND (IIPI- Isnan In.
gart of Cuba and Gasper Ortega
of Mexico will fight here Dec. 6
in the first elimination 12-rnnnriW
of the international tournament in
produce a welterweight champion.
The 147-pound crown was left
vacant on Sept. 23 when Carmen
Basilio. then welterweipht rhamni.
on, won the middleweight title
uom sugar Hay Robinson.
Logart, 24, is top contender in
the rankings of both the Ring
Magazine and the National Boxing
Association. Orteen. 22. is raipH
seventh by the ring and sixth by
tne NBA.
Bob Rathi and Jim Zanos. ends
for the Pittsburgh Panthers, come
from Munhull, Pennsylvania.
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gainers as fullback Duane Cargill
and hallback Rick Herman.
McMinnville won all of its nine
games, with quarterback Don
Carlson completing 7p per cent of
his passes. His favorite target has
been end Jeff Durham, the team's
leading scorer.
Jefferson, which along with
McMinnville is the state's only
unbeaten and untied class A-l
team, can clinch the Portland city
league championship and a state
semi-final berth by downing tough
Washington in a regular league
game.
Grant could tie for the title with
a victory over formidable Lincoln,
the league's third place team, pro
vided Jefferson is upset. A vote
of league 'schools then would be
necessary to choose Portland's
entry in the playoffs.
In the class A-2 playoff opener,
Willamina, the highest scoring
team in Oregon class A ranks, will
be at home to Dallas. Fullback
Bob Nokleby, with 116 points, and
halfback Walt Pond, with 108, have
been Willamina's big guns as it
scored 304 points in winning nine
games ' without a defeat.
Powers and Monroe will open
the class B playoffs with a game
at Junction City Friday afternoon.
Monroe 'was 1956 co-champion
with Stanfield, which ahjo made
the playoffs again.
Nine opening round games are
scheduled for Saturday.
South Salem, No. 1 in the poll,
will be at Milton-Freewater Satur
day afternoon, and Medford, No.
9, will travel to Beaverton, No. 4,
for a night class A-l game.
Saturday class A-2 action will
have two unbeaten teams, Glen
dale and Elmira, at Elmira at
1:30 p.m.: Serra Catholic of Salem
at Vale at 2 p.m.: and Bandon
at Seaside at 8 p.m.
Quarterfinal class B game Sat
urday will be Union at Stanfield,
1:30 p.m.: Maupin at Merrill, 2
p.m.; and St. Boniface of Sub
limity at Tillamook Catholic, 8
p.m.
Irrigon will play at Sisters in
a Six-Man semifinal game. The
winner will meet Alsea next week
end for the state title. '
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PGA Selects
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LONG BEACH, Calif. W The
Professional Golfers Assn. cham
pionship next year will be a four
day, 72-hole medal play tourna
ment rather than the man-to-man
type elimination play that was
started in 1916.
This was unanimously voted
Thursday night by delegates at
tending the 31st annual PGA con
vention. The delegates decided the 1958
Professional Golfers Assn. cham
pionship will be played at Llan
arch Country Club in Philadelphia
between July 14 to 20 for a prob
able purse of $40,000.
The match-play competition has
proved a losing financial proposi
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By HARRY WISMER
(Written for the United Press)
NEW YORK (UP) From the
standpoint of competition and na
tional importance, the game of the
week is the Big Ten affair at Co
lumbus between Iowa and Ohio
State.
A win for Woody Hayes will give
the Ohio Buckeyes the Big Ten
title and a trip to the Rose Bowl.
A victory for the Hawkeycs will
give them the title, and open up
the Western Conference Rose Bowl
picture, giving Michigan State an
outside chance for Pasadena.
We like Iowa because the Hawks
are more versatile and have bet
ter balance. They'll win, 20-13.
Elsewhere in the nation.
In the East, Dartmouth over
Cornell 21-13; Penn State over
Holy Cross 21-18; Navy will beat
George Washington 28-7; Yale will
surprise Princeton 19-13; Penn 14
13 over Columbia, and Army will
vanquish Tulane 27-6. Syracuse
will beat Colgate 20-12.
In the South, Auburn will con
tinue unbeaten taking Georgia
20-0; Georgia Tech 14-0 over Ala
bama; the big game for Sugar
Bowl bid will see Tennessee beat
ing Mississippi 20-14; Duke moves
on taking Clemson 13-6; Florida
to 'beat Vanderbilt 13-6 and LSU
will surprise Mississippi State
14-12.
In the Midwest, Michigan State
28 Minnesota 7; Michigan 45 Indi
ana 7; Purdue 27 Northwestern 7;
Wisconsin 20 Illinois 14; in the
Southwest-Texas Aggies too tough
for Rice 14-0; Southern Methodist
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over Arkansas 20-14; Texas Chris
tian will surprise Texas 19-13.
In the Far West, Washington to
beat California 12-0: Stanford over
Oregon State 19-14: Oregon will
win a Rose Bowl bid by beating
Southern Cal 20-12.
Notre Dame will try and stop
Oklahoma .at Norman, but tht
Sooners are overwhelming favor
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There are only five games if
the National pro league this week,
end. Pittsburgh and the Chicagu
Cardinals are idle. The Westerii
Division, tightening up each week,
could become even closer if tha
Chicago Bears and the Detroit
Lions win.
Our selections: The Bears ove
Baltimore Colts at Wrigley Fiel4
27-24: Detroit Lions to take San
Francisco at Detroit 30-27; Los
Angeles to win from Green Bay at
Milwaukee 30-21; the Cleveland
Browns will stay on - top beating
the Redskins at Washington 21-14:
the New York Giants will shut-out
the Philadelphia Eagles at New '
York 28-0.
Forty-nine jockeys won races at
the 1957 Monmouth Park meeting
at Oceanport, New Jersey.
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