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WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor
I BILLY O'DELL
1 ... Joins Giants
260 at Phoenix last sea-
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. 'AP outfielder, for the 24-year-old Cu
The San Francisco Giants have ban, wfio had a 13-111 record with
acquired Billy O'Dell mid Billy: the last-place Nats last season.
Loes from Baltimoie is i) Los Angeles countered with an
attempt to plug an un(linitnnilioffer of four players for Ramos
pitching staff that cost thuu th ami Roy Sievcrs, Washington's
ltt.i9 National Leapm prtnant. j all-time home run lintf. The Dwl-
In return for the left-handed jrrs jre billing to part with left
starter O'Dell and Ls, an er- handed Danny McDevitt. short
ratic reliever, the Gianti had tojstop Don Zimmer, outfielder San
give up Jackie Brandt, one ofidy Amoros and pitcher John Gol
their most talented young out- den, a farm hand. Washington has
fielders, Gordon Jones, a medi-j agreed to the trade, provided out
ocre relief pitcher, and a third' fielder Don Dcmeter is substituted
player yet to be named. The for Amoros.
player, it was learned, is Rogcrl O'Dell, 26, gives the Giants a
JlcCardell, a rookie catcher who third starting southpaw to go with
I Johnny Antonelli and Mike Mc-
I Cormick. He was signed out of
Clemson College in l!tt4 for a S10.-
000 bonus. O'Dell had his best
year in 1!.58 when he won 14 and
pitched three hitless innings in the
All-Star game.
A back injury hampered his'
work last season but while he
finished with an ordinary 10-12
record with a sixth-place club, he
had a fine 2.94 earned run aver
age. Loes, who will be ,10 Dec. 13.
is a former Brooklyn Dodger. The
eccentric right-hander was traded
to Washington early last season,
but the Senators turned him back
when he told them he had a sore
arm. He appeared in 37 games
with the Orioles, however, and had
a 4-7 record.
Brandt, 25, a fine defensive out
fielder and right-handed batter,
was regarded as one of the real
comers in the National League.
Last season, his first full year
AAWU Voters Snub
Stanford Gridders
after military service, he batted.
.270 in 137 games, hit 12 home
runs and drove in 37 runs.
Baltimore Manager Paul Rich-1
aids said Brandt, who played
mostly left, field in San Francisco,
will be the Orioles' regular center
fielder, with Willie Tasby moving
In rtoh. anH flnnn U'r.,iH!inn nl:iv.
ing lelt. Bob Nieman, who shared! Assl 0 . Ucf lnivcrsit.es
the left field assignment with,"""1"1 4hc'r all-conference team
Woodling last season, has bocnl Hd.v and surprisingly snubbed
traded to the St. Louis Cardinals
fir athnr.mitfinlW f'.flno CIi'PiMl ' l",ul"u" v.inwa o
The deal will be announced, Pli''d lmr m m he first team , Gary Finneran. I SC
Wednesday.
College Vribble-Bmdwrs'
Pall Corlc On Cage Seasm
SAN FRANCISCO (API The! Don McKeta. Washinstnn
football coaches of the Athletic' Ray Smith, UCLA 'Hi
Jerry Traynham, USC 'Ri
SK('t)M) TKAM
Marv Luster. UCLA K)
two Stanford stars. Luther Hayes. ISC ih'
Southern California's Trojans Paul Oglesby. UCLA n
l'l
and the Rose Bowl-bound Wash-iRod Cochran. UCLA GI
Bl
"We've come up with a guy we
batted
(on.
j It was the first major deal in
the unprecedented inter - league
trading period which began Nov.
, 21. But it may have paved the
way for a major swap between
Washington and the world cham
pion Los Angeles Dodgers, dur
ing the minor league convention
lore.
The Dodgers and Giants had
been competing for Pete Ramos,
the Senators' star right-hander.
San Francisco had offered either
, Brandt or Felipe Alou, another
inglon Huskies found three men on Al Bansavage. USC '(','
the top club. ! Roy McKasson. Washington (C
But Stanford quarterback Dick j Walt Arnold, Caliiornia B
Norman, the nation's passing and! Bill Kilmer, UCLA ' B
total offense king, was relegated Dick Norman, Stanford (B1
to second string and the Indians'! Willie Wood, USC 'Ri
fullback. Skip Face, only madel Honorable mention Ends:
honorable mention despite leading Ren Robinson, Sianiord: Gael
the conference in scoring with 1I10J Rarsotti, Cal
points. 'USC. Tackles: Kurt Gegner
BILLY LOES
. . To assist SF
Long Beach Host
To UW Huskies
SEATTLE (API Washington's
Rose Bowl bound Huskies will
base their operations, except for
one important day, at Long Beach
and will work out in the Long
Beach City College stadium.
Head coach Jim Owens and
Athletic Director George Briggs
announced the site Tuesday after
a scouting tour of California facilities.
think can play center field every
day," said Richards. "There are
no contingencies in the deal. Sore , jarrv naidw
By T1IK ASSOCIATED PKF.SS Itaineers are going after their siithj ifornia opens against the Univer
The tall boys of the dribble and straight conference title. jsity's Sanla Barbara branch f'ri-
dunk set begin their annual quest Idaho State, opening against day night.
(or college basketball's major lion- Utah Stale, will try for its soveiitlij Some of the other top game.i
ors tonight and, as usual, a lot! straight in the Rocky Mountain listed tonight include Iowa at
of them will travel to distant re-lconlerence. Kansas State, Cincin-: Kvansville the NCAA college di
gions for tryouts before settling nati and Dartmouth will try to 'vision champion, Wake Forest at
down to championship compc-Intake it three in a row in the Big Ohio Stale. Abilene Christian at
t it ion. Fight. Missouri Valley Conlerence.St. Louis. St. Johns 193!! Nation-
Cincinnati, Kansas State, West and Ivy League, respectively. Cal-'al Invitation champion al Bridge-
Viroinia. Si. John's iNVi. St i , Pn. Colorado hi ate loilegc at
Joseph i Pa.), Kentucky. North
Carolina Slate and Idaho Slate are;
some of the biggies of the court
game scheduled for action on the1
first night it's legal.
A good many games already j
have been played by smaller
schools but NCAA regulations bind
the big colleges and most of the'
others to a Dec. 1 start.
Syracuse
Still Tops
Kentucky, Georgia Tech at Duke,
St. Joseph's at Marshall, South
Dakota Slate at Kansas State,
Pcnn Slate at North Carolina
Slate. San Francisco at Stanford,
and UCLA at Southern California.
The big time doublehcidcr pro-
rams start slowly at Philadelphia
By TIIK ASSOCIATED PltUSS
Only UCLA's giant-killers stand Wednesday with LaSalle-Millers-
helween Syracuse's precisionisls ville and Penn Wahingtnn and
and the national football chain-! Jefferson. At New York Thursday
West Virginia and Cincinnati.) pionship. it's Marquette vs. NYU and St.
econd and third to champion i
George Van Vliet, California in the NCAA tourna-l Anseles before a national 'tclevi. ' Kniu..irv ' ,.vrm'tl in ...
ment last spring, again have two mn anrliorwo lil-nlv ..ill .Wirl,-.1 w r n. eih.
Not one player managed a unan-j Wash.; Don Fica, USC: Barry: of the same's top individual stars.Ulu.th.., th ,,i.nain ,a ,iri i '. ,.... ',-.,f.
early test of national rating on a
ii.Hnr, in Tim A tn,.i .if rH P.-nt 1 : . .1. , !-
vote-getters were Stanford enditer: Dave Morgan. USC. Backs: Oscar Robertson last year werelnnll 'J i-n ( ,j ,.,.
1. Syracuse "J.V 1.4112 em California.
... ..v .......... ..... ...... ..... , , 1C v.,,,,,. ,,, u,nunii suus. whether the unbeaten and untu
imous vote from the live coach-1 Bullard, Wash. Guards: Don Pie- Most of the records and statistical' Orangecen retain their No
es in the conference. The top. sirup and Pete Domotu. Cal. Ccn-!hiRhs that didnl go to Cincinnati's! ranking in The Associated Pre
enns muioru, nasnuigion guaro!t,ynn casKill and Clark Holden, Uathered in bv West Virinia
Chuck Allen and UCLA fullback, USC; Gene Gaines, UCLA; Joe! jerry Wesl. Both are All-Ameri-Ray
Smith. I Jones. Ray Jackson and GeorgeiCi,s.
UCLA and USC dominated the Fleming. Wash.: Sieve Bales and . ..:.:... .. ,
... , ... , nesi ilgnna opens a. iumiiv
Wayne Crow Cal; skip Face and; inst Tennosscc, thon puls ils
Mac Wylie, Stanlord. - .,, ... 1 .,,.; n
,w-j;i!i I It VUlllll.ll.. ,. I II II I. .
team with four places
LA Ram. Fortv-Niner Draft,
Pacific Coast Picks Named
PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Here
Is a list of players drafted by the
San Francisco Forty Niners and
the Los Angeles Rams Monday,
and a list of Pacific Coast play
ers drafted by other teams in
the National Football League:
Los Angeles: Billy Cannon, half-
hack, Louisiana State; Charles
Britl. quarterback, Georgia; Per
vis Atkins, halfback, New Mexico
Stale; Charles Janaretle, tackle,
Penn State; Jerry Stalcup, guard,
Wisconsin; Don Elersick, end,
Washington State; Ron Morrison,
tackle, New Mexico; Carroll Dale,
end, VPI; Marvin Luster, end,
UCLA; Curtis McClinlon, back,
Kansas; Ken Young, back, Val
paraiso; Doug Brown, guard,
Fresno Stale: James Jones, end,
Southern Methodist; Howard Stan
ger, center, North Texas State;
Harry Rakowski, center, Citadel;
Donald Kacmarek, tackle, North
Dakota: Emanuel Congedo, tackle,
Villanova and Colorado: Tom
Gales, back, San Bernardino Val
ley College; James Boeke, tackle,
Heidclburg; Royce Shelton, back,
Stephen F. Austin College.
San Francisco: Monty Stickles,
end. Notre Dame: Mike Magac,
guard, Missouri: Carl Kammerer.
guard. College of the Pacific; Rod
Brecdlovc, guard. Maryland; Ray
Norton, back. San Jose State;
Len Rohrier. tackle. Utah State;
Ola Murchison. end. College of
the Pacific: Bob Waters, back.
Presbyterian: Max Fngler. cen
ter. Louisiana Slate: Bobby
Wasden, end. Auburn: Mel
Branch, end, Louisiana Stale; Ed
Pitts, tackle, South Carolina; Er
nie Hansen, center. Arizona Stale
it Flagstaff: James Williams,
Stuard, North Carolina College:
Dean Hinshaw, tackle, Stanford;
Gary Campbell, back. Whittier.
Mike Dowdle. back, Texas; Jim
lleineke, lacklc, Wisconsin; Alls-
arm or sore anything, they (the
Giants I get Loes." I
"This is the deal that could bring
us a pennant," said Bill Rigney,
the Giants' jubilant manager.
"Pitching is what cost us the flag
last year, we just ran out of it.
"I hated to give up Brandt. He's
a whole ball player. But we simply
had to do something about our
pitching."
Boston and the Chicago Cubs,
and Kansas City and Cincinnati
had made minor deals earlier.
The Red Sox sent Dick Gemerl
lo the Cubs for Dave Hillman and
second
each.
The all-Big Five team chosen
by their coaches (positions in
parentheses) :
FIRST TEAM
Marlin McKecver, USC iK
Chris Burford. Stanford 'El
Ron Mix. USC i'P
Frank Sally, California ' '1' )
Chuck Allen, Washington (G)
Mike McKeever, USC (Gi
in, UCLA (CI
Bob Schloredt, Washington (B
Scoreboard
streak on the line against The 7. Texas Christian
Citadel and Fiiiman. The Moun- R. Washington (2
; 3. Arkansas
10. Clemson
2. Mississippi '401 1.3.30 Before it even started, the has-
3. Louisiana State (61 1,128 kelball season has proved loo
4. Texas '0-1 R021 nerve-racking for one coach. Phil
3. Georgia 12' H3IU Woolpert, who saw his San Fran-
6. Wisconsin '131 "4U-iseo Dons dron trom the heights
Crimson Tide
Is Probable
Bowl Choice
3('2 lust season, look a year's leave of
423 absence and turned over the team
3'!ijio a protesting assistant, Ross
100 C.uidice.
Fullmer Shuts
Workout Gate
SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-Gcne
Fullmer slated secret workouts JC W)
today and Wednesday as he wound! Moorhead (Minn.)
up training for his NBA midrilc-j Mayville Teachers 00
weight title defense against Spider
Webb of Chicago.
But his handlers made no secret
of the fact that they want Gene
Jim Marshall, and the Athletics to gun for Archie Moore's light-
College Basketball
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Findlay 00, Hillsdale "Mich.i 50
Carroll (.Mont.) 00, Alberta Uni
versity 30
Westminster i Utah i 70. Western
Montana 58
Southwestern Louisiana Rl, Liv- TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP Ala
ingston ITcx.l State 57 bama's Crimson Tide was expect
Georgetown 'Ky 71, Fort Knoxi0d t0 receive and accept a hid to.
50 May to play Penn Slate in the in-
Ballarminc .4. Pikeville 73 ! augural Liberty Bowl at Philadel
General Beadle 91, Ellsworth pnja i
FB 09 Speculation that Alabama would
wanpelon science u, m-ainern lav in D0W began to ripen
Monday immediately after
second ten:
11. Alabama '6)
12. Illinois Hi
13. Southern California
14. Penn Slate
15. Oklahoma
Hi. Wyoming
17. UCLA
1R. Florida
10. Noire Dame
20. Missouri
ll Pelican Boosters
or! Schedule Dinner
UPI Voting
traded Frank House to the Reds
for Tom Acker.
tin Consoulin, back, Baylor; Carl
Robison. tackle, South Carolina
State; Bobby Pate, back, Presby
terian: Jim W'oodwaid, tackle La
mar Tech.
Chicago Cardinals: Willie West,
back, Oregon (6th round); Larry
Wilson, back, Utah U2; Wayne
Crow, back, California (13).
Detroit: Gail Cogdill, end,
Washington Slate 6i; Jim Nor
ton, end, Idaho (7): Dave Ross,
end, Los Angeles State '121; Pete
Tunney, back, Occidental (13).
Pittsburgh: Lonnie Dennis,
uard, Brigham Young (4); John
Kapele, tackle, Brigham Young
(7).
Cleveland: Chris Burford, end.
Stanford (ID: Thomas Watkins,
back, Iowa Stale and East Los
Angeles Jr. College (17); James
Walden, quarterback, Wyoming
(18).
Philadelphia: John Wilkins,
tackle, Southern California 181;
Dave Grosz, back. Oregon (10);
John Wilcos, tackle, Oregon (13).
Chicago Bears: William Martin,
back, Minnesota and San Diego
Marines (3: Dick Norman, quar
terback, Stanford (4); Stan Fan
ning, tackle, Idaho (9); Warren
Lashua. back, Whitworth College
14': Jim Hanna, end, Southern
California (IS); Angelo Coia, back
and end, Southern California (19).
Baltimore: Ron Mix, tackle,
Southern California 1); Al Ban
savage, guard, Southern Califor
nia (7i.
New Y'ork: Tony Polychronis,
tackle, Utah US.
Washington: None.
Green Bay: None.
Stale 84,
Ellendale
Mike DeJohn
Seeking Kayo
LONDON (AP)-Mike DeJohn of
Sv.-apiisn m v rime far hie ihirriimcr's 15-rouiid title bout Friday
iii,i ..i,M . 'Sh' in LRa"' Ulah- I" Webb
..u.h, c, '-" former Idaho Slate Collepp. NCAA
it tonight on an all-heavyweight d 01vmpic boxins slar Fullmer
heavyweight title next
"We definitely are interested in
a title match with Moore, said
Marv Jenson, manager of the
West Jordan, Utah, middleweight.
Matter of fact, Jenson said Mon
day, he's been thinking of a light-
heavy match for Fullmer for some
time. I
Still to come, though is Full-, PAnn MentOT
Dakota Wesleyan 67
Normal 37
Panhandle Ai.M 67, Dodge City
I Kan.) St. Mary's 40
Westminster (Mo.) 70, Kansas
Cily University 47
Southwestern (Tex.) 82, Howard
Payne 78
Wayne (Neb.) State 85, Winona
(Minn.) State 74
Stevens Point (Wis.) State 93
Lakeland 70
Quincy 87, Carthage 83
NEW YORK i UPI i The United
Navy Press International major college
football ratings (first-place voles
won-lost records in paren-
would say that Alabama had been 1 theses) :
turned down an invitation.
boxing card at Wembley Stadium
DeJohn goes against Welsh milk
man Dick Richardson in one of
faces a man over whom he holds
one decision.
But Webb claims he's sharper
two featured 10-r o u n d e r s. The now. He adds that if Fullmer
other sends Cuban Nino Valdes abandons his lunging style in fa
against Briton Brian London, who Vor of the sharp boxing he used to
hasn't fought since his knockout win Ihe crown from Carmen Ba
by Floyd Patterson last May. sji0 iast August Webb can win
The rest of the program is a;by a knockout. Fullmer, too, is
knockout tournament for 11 heavy
weight novices with the winner
getting 500 pounds ($1,400). The
11.000-seat stadium is sold out.
predicting a knockout victory.
invited. Coach Paul Bryant sched
uled a news conlerence (or 10 a.m.
Eastern Standard Time. Another
news conference was scheduled by
bowl officials at Philadelphia at
the same time.
All signs indicate that Alabama,
with its 7-1-2 record, would move
into the new Liberty Bowl. There
were reports Monday night that
university trustees were being
polled on the question.
Most of Ihe players and oilier
students were off Ihe campus for
a holiday, declared by Dr. Frank
Rose, university president, after
BIDES FIVE WINNERS
BALTIMORE, Md. 'UPI) -
DeJohn got rid of California's : Frank Norlhcutt, a 17-year-old
Charlie Powell in only 47 seconds jockey from Covington. Ky
last Nov. 7 at Syracuse. He booted home five winners at Pim
shouldn't have any trouble putting lico Monday and finished second
Richardson away. on his other two mounts.
OSBORN HOTEL
EUGENE, ORE.
. i. KftHr Joa Btrlr Jr.
ri.prltr
Thoionghly Mnrlrrn
Auburn.
Gets The Axe
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Sieve! Saturday's 10-0 upset victory over
Sebo will be dismissed as Penn
font ball coach today in favor of
Rutgers' John Stiegman. In turn,
Rutgers will announce the signing
of Dr. John Baleman, Penn's line
coach, as Stiegman's successor.
The Associated Press learned
Monday night of Dr. Baleman's
appointment, after reporting ex
clusively on Sunday Stiegman
would replace Sebo.
Team Points
1. Syracuse (2(i) (0-01 334
2. Mississippi '0) (9-D 201
3. Louisiana Stale (9-t) 201
4. Texas (1) '0-D 230
5. Georgia (9-U 184
6. Wisconsin (7-2) 150
7. Washington (D (0-D 115
8. Texas Christian (8-2) 111
9. Arkansas (8-21 70
10. Clemson (8-2) 40
II, Illinois, U, 30: 12. South
ern California. 23; 13, Alabama,
21: 14, Penn Slate. 20; 15 (tie),
Oklahoma, Michigan Slate and
Northwestern, 4 each; 18, Wyo
ming. 3; 10 (tie), Auburn and Mis
souri, 2 each.
Members of the Pelican Boost
er Club. 1 he it- wives ami friends.
will holt) a gala dinner at 8 p.m.
Wednesday, December 2, in the
Chink Wagon Restaurant as a
pre-season event in honor of the
1950-00 Pelican basketball team.
Preceding the dinner, to which
all Klamath Falls sport fans are
invileil, will he an informal
cocktail parly. Also tentatively
scheduled is a showing of the
Oregon prep basketball cham
pionship game between the 1057-
M KU Pels and the Grant
Generals.
Dinner prices arc Ihe same ns
those for the usual weekly
Rooster banquets, said Harold
Howard, club president.
The basketball season offi
cially opens Friday night on
Pelican Court when the KU
cagers host the St. Helens Lions
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