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Hoop League
Planners Set
Final Meeting
A final meeting of the Klamath
Falls Basketball Association prior
to the opening of the llhW-Ml sea
son is scheduled for the city hall.
Thursday, December 3, at 7 p.m.
A great deal of important busi
ness is to be discussed, said Fred
Kreidell, Park and Recreation
Department supervisor.
On the apenda is the discussion
of revisions to the league's con
stitution, designation of team man
agers, scheduling and game site,
a discussion of league finances
and the determination of the open
ing dale for league activity.
All interested players, coaches.
sponsors ana .Manage, s a r uig , aU) .c ,hc Aim,n
(O auenu. rreiueii uuu-u wwti jL.an Lea..tie ,,,-
is a pool ot avauame piayers wish-
ing to be assigned to tennis, lie
I also urged that all county teams
or sponsors be represented at
the meeting.
WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor
.11 A A
Bums, Braves Seek
Help From American
0 , West
Big Starts
By T1IK ASSOCIATED I'litss , Olitu State, sparked by sophomore
Oscar Robertson and Jerry Vest;'hii '"!' Lucas, whipped Wake
All-America basketball players FoitsI 77-1.9. St. John's, last sea
last season who have been herald-j sn's National Invitation Tourna-
ed as surefire repealers, started ' ' vwumi. uininun Dnogcpori
the lii.V.i-tiO season as if they in- 90-66.
tended to clinch their places In! Klscvvhne in the South, ticoraia
the opening games. iTech overcame Duke 5!M!t. LSU
ST. rKTKIiSIU !!(.;. Fla. lAf", Us Angeles, alter several pre- As usual. Cincinnati's Robertson, "cat Florida Slate 89-73. Alabama
-The I.os Angeles Dodgers and limmary proposals, finally siibsti- haci the statistical edge over hi.Oclcfealert Mississippi Southern 82
Mihvaukce Braves, spurred to ac-tuted Fairly, the SSO.imi'ii bonus West Virginia rival, although -"2 and Louisville beat Furman 87
tion by San Francisco's deal with j collegian from Southern Cali-i neither had to work very hard as "
Baltimore thai brought the Giants1 forma, and Labinc for southpaw' 'heir teams won easily. In the midwest, Iowa of the Big
Pitchers Billy UDell ami Billy Danny McDevitt. Big O.scar contributed 4J points' Ten edged Fvansv ille. 159 NCAA
Milwaukee has offered Carleton to Cincinnati's 107-62 victory over college division champion. Bii-84.
player help. vv.ll.n- a ,n. ri-hihanrier i.,.- outmaiined Indiana State. He tap- Northwestern routed sophomore-
The Dodgers huddled for three; McDougald. The Yankees, preler- ered olf alter making 2S in the loaded Western Michigan sn-hb:
hours wuh Washington Tuesday ring a left-hander, ottered Me-ilir.t half, but finished with 23 re-. I'mduo cleleatcil Valparaiso .0-.),;
nihi bnnm.. i nrv Uo 1n....er . n..im-.w .M ,..i.,r-j i i 'i.,i.i.. bounds and 10 assist s to his credit. ; lo'a Slate heal South Dakota fi-
Hoy Sievers. At the same time! Hank Bauer for Warren Snahn.: lopping holh teams in everything.
17
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PACIFIC COAST TEAM Here is the 1959 All-Pacific Coast football team named on
November 25 by The Associated Press. Members of the first team are ends Chris Burford,
Stanford, and Marlin McKeever, Southern California; tackles Frank Sally, California, and
Ron Mix, Southern California; guards Mike McKeever, Southern California, and Chuck Al
len, Washington; center Bob Peterson, Oregon; quarterback Bob Schlorcdt, Washington;
'halfbacks Keith Lincoln, Washington State, and Willie West, Oregon, and fullback Ray
Smith, UCLA. AP Wirephoto
Kreidell said that the early re
action to the annual program has
been excellent but that there is
still room for more teams in the
league.
the
the
Braves were bartering with still the lop southpaw in the ma
New York Yankees tor scc-jjors despite his :8 vears.
ond baseman Oil McDougald.
The Dodgers planned more con-
The Giants, still seeking to bol
ter their inliekl. ottered south-
j Terences with the Senators at the p.,w jhnny Antonelli and second
I minor league sessions oe.e wunc nasi,ma i).v Spencer to St
Next Chapter
Due For Ingo
the Braves have scheduled anoth-i i,oujs (,
righ
or meeting with the Yankees at il;ll,ksl,n am second baseman Don lion in The Associated Press poll
ithe major league convention next ; uiilNinimie. Cardinal Manager Ls season, started the new cam-
Missouri turned back Wash-
West. nlaviii!! onlv about three mglon 'M. Louis" .0-M and St.
ijuarlers in West Virginia's 93-78 Louis took an 89-iM intcr.-eclional
victory over Tennessee, accounted decision over Abilene Christian,
lor 21 points and 22 rebounds and! Texas Christian. Southwest Con
plavcd ablv on delen.se. ! lerence champion, opened with a
Kansas Slate and Kentucky.;5'47 dwi!-i,m over Al,s,in Col,.f!:c:
lexas ,iv.vi oeai i enienary v.i-ja:
Texas trimmed McMurry 9j-."4i
Texas Tech beat .New Mexico 84-
bander Larry rated fust and second in the na-
,c paign witn impressive victories: . "
along with such favurites as North .. , . '" , ' , ., , '
i tun Male wnippeu inano
idwest Dominates
UPI All-Star "IT
NEW YORK ll'PD The 1959
United Press International All
America football team (under the
point system used, a player re
ceiving the first place vote of
every person participating in the
nation-wide balloting would get
S.949 points; 'position, player &
school, weight, height, age, class,
hometown, points. 1:
End Monty Stickles. N. Dame,
S25. 6-4, 21, senior, Poughkecpsie,
N.Y., 1,967.
Tackle Dan Lanphear, Wiscon
sin, 220. 6-2, 21, senior, Madison.
Wis., 2,110.
Guard Roger Davis, Syracuse.
228. 6-3, 21, senior, Solon, Ohio,
2,071.
Center Max Baughan, Georgia
Tech, 218, 6-1. 21, senior, Bessc
mar, Ala.. 1,318.
senior, Springlicld, Pa.
Joe Brown,
Briton Vie
In Title Go
wtH'K- Solly llemus acknowledged
the Dodgers ottered outtieKier; h;ld ,,,von lhc ,0,H,sition "some
WW vnrtk- (PI The next 'ton rainy, snousiop uun .mi- iiu.jlu" hut tinned it down. i Varolii Male. M. .lonn s
chapter in the lngcrr.-ar Johansson j mcr a,Kl P't'her Clem Labinc lor, Th,, Chicago Cubs and Boston Ohio State. Purdue. Northwestern,
title fight story may he unfolded Washington's Sievers. pitcher' 15rtl Sox comp,.t0( their second Louisville and Louisiana State,
in three weeks. jl!l,ss Kcmmerer and a choice ot ,,a silK.e ,1)c itcr-league trad-i Kansas Stale Coach Tex Winter
That's when Joe Tepper and the "mc second basemen-ueno net- jn H,n0(j wcnl inl0 cfocl Nov.: used 17 players in an S.V
three angels of his sports promo-il01a- "'' v onsoio aim en as-i21. 'n,e e-ui)s sent outfielder Bob-1 lory over South Dakota State.
Itional firm expect to sit down with promome. ine Aenaiois vveie by 'riionison to the lied Sox for. Kentucky's Adolph Rupp called on
Ithe world heavyweight champion j holding out for outfielder Donj pitv lior Al Schroll. Thomson. ;iti.:l.. including Adolph Rupp Jr.. to
iand talk about the return light Demeler as a substitute lor I-an-j bitttod ,2.i!l with II homers,
iwilh Flovd Patterson for New !' j Schroll had a 1-4 record alter his
York in June.
nrvi 'L.-T-.M 'i'.,.. ni t' "1 think- vvp have a ennd chance
Brown, busiest chamnion of them to Ret the fight," said Tepper atjUrtlall
all. nuts his world's lightweight 'a Press conference Tuesday when
lille nn the line for the eieblh time. he disclosed the names of his1
Slate's Rocky Mountain Confer
ence champions fiti-tt7 and Montana
beat Idaho 71-67. Stanford had to
po overtime for a .vi-4!l v iclnrv
over San Francisco.
pride, pretty
6-2. 21
1,762.
Quarterback Richie Lucas, Penn
State, 185, 6-1, 21, senior, Glass-
port, Pa., 2,4117.
Halfback Billy Cannon. LSU, j (0night with Dave Charnlcv. the! three backers
2im, b-i, 22, senior. Baton liouge, n,.;,;, !,,;,
ljd- mn- jsure he'll take it.
Mailback Hon Burton, .ortn
vvestern, 183, S-fl, 23, senior,
Springiield, Ohio, 1.928.
Fullback Charles Flowers, Mis
sissippi, 1(18, 6. 22, senior, Slari-I
anna, Ark., l.7.
SECOND TEAM
'Portland GM
Reveals Trade
recall from Minneapolis last July
lot key Robert Louis Stev enson
beat Colorado Stale College 106-73. j won both div isions of the Pimlico
N.C. State overcame Penn State'sl Breeders' Slakes in i:i"3 with Big
stubborn zone dclense to win 6.V53.l?ight and l.add.
Johansson and his adviser. K.d-1
PORTLAND lAPi
The Port-
win Ahlquist. told mc they hopc;an(j Beavns l..1(rd l.nk,,K,1. Ninj
t it oe auie to promoie ine ngni. '.fornav
The asina Brown, who has Rath- ..'!. . '.. iTornay for another catcher and
ered about $200,000 in three ycars;wl",s0 nem, lc,e in ' nml m,,c.c!two pitchers. Assistant General
of delending the dauble, hopes to when Johansson l.mshes his . m s , lcd
' ov hihi inn tnnr nf snii n America
tie Benny Leonard s record for luesday Horn ! lorida.
warding off challengers. Leonard . Sayles. at the annual baseball
did it eight times and retired un- CMsnLTn I a rK- meeting with Tommy Heath. Port-
End - Chris Burford, Stanford defeated in 1023.
(1.1071
Tackle Dan Ficca, Southern
Calilornia (6611
Guard Zeke Smith
(1.522)
Center Jackie Burkctt, Au-
Frankie Carbo
InCourt Again
land manager, told The Oregon-
Guard Bill Bun-ell. Illinois. 210. burn U.281)
t, 23, senior, Chebanse. III.. 1.832.! Guard Mike McKeever, South
Tackle Don Floyd, TCU, 215, 6-3, ein California a, 377)
21, senior. Midlothian, Tex., 1,418. Tackle Gene Gossage, North-
End Bill Carpenter, Army, 210,
4 Repeaters
Named Little
All-Americas
NEW YORK (AP) Vince Te
nno Rneor Leclcrc and Walt
Meincke, who improved after
changing assignments, join repeal
er Sam McCord on the 1059 Asso
ciated Press Little AH America
football team named today.
McCord is the East Texas Stale
quarterback who has run and
passed for more than two miles
western (647)
End Jim Houston, Ohio Stale
(1,102)
Back Don Meredith. Southern
Methodist (1,2!!!))
Back Ernie Davis, Syracuse
17831
Back Dale Hackbart, Wiscon
sin (759)
Back Dean Look, Michigan
State (650)
THIRD TEAM
End Don Norton. Iowa '797)
Tackle Ken Rice, Auburn (591
Guard Mike McC.ee, Duke (820i
Center Max Fugler, Louisi
ana State (641)
Guard Jerry Slalctip, Wiscon
sin (744)
I ian-Journal the new Beaver catch
er is Darrell Wcstcrfield, who
caught last year lor Salt Lake.
He said the pitchers gained by
the independent Portland club are
1 n 1 n.onmitti mrl Ft,,!-. AnrWlnn
,: u , - ( was wi(h Columbus
sea-
, . , , , I L.uv inbuilt vwi wun vuiiiui
appearance today in federal court. n(, Andcrt0 diviflcd lhe lasl :
Charnley would like to become
the first Britisher to hold the title
since fi'ccicne wcisn oi u yeais L0S ANGELES, (AP)-Frankie
Auburn laso. and also the ltrsl souinpaw Carbo. who got a two-year sen
to oe ligmwcigiit cnampion. t(,nt.e or prizefip;lit racketeering
That southpaw business is a lit
tle painful to Brown. He almost
lost his title to a lefthander Kcn
ney Lane in this same Sam Hous
ton Coliseum ring last year.
Charnley, who is built like a
heavyweight from the waist lip
ids 16'2 neck is as big as Jack Jordan, and Jackie Leonard, a i championship of the American
Dcmpsey's. comes with the tag Hollywood fight promoter, in an! Bowling Congress in 1955. 1956 and
"the midget Marciano." I effort to gain control of Jordan. 1 1957,
Brown, the little Baton Rouge
here.
Carbo, 55, and four others are
accused of threatening physical
harm to Don Nessclh, manager
of welterweight champion Don
son between Salt Lake and Colum
bus.
Left bunders won the singles
GUN STORE S
GREAT
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Any Man Would Enjoy
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La., Negro, has had almost three
limes as many fights as the 24-year-old
Charnley who is 10
years Brown's junior. But Charn
ley has one distinction Joe can't
claim he never has been knocked
off his feet in 40 battles.
Brown is favored 12-5 here and
13-5 in New York to retain his
championship and become the old
est man to ever hold it. He is just
three months younger than Joe
Cans was in 1008 when the latter
worth of yardage in his varsity son (544)
V. Sikes.
... i- i
i-areer. His coacn, o
compares Sam with Georgia All
America Frankie Sinkwich.
Tesone, a T-formation quarter'
u,,.i, cuHtcheH In single wing tail-
back at Colorado Mines, led the Christian (470
.,.; small colleges in total of- Back - Dwight Nichols,
Jcnse most of the season.
Versatile Walt Beach of Central
Tackle Lou Cordileone, Clem- iost the title to Battling Nelson.
I There's a 90-day return clause
GIVE
the true old-style
Kentucky Bourbon
Michigan and hard-driving lull- """
back Bill Larson from unbeaten!
Western Illinois round out the: . . . .
backfield , ,n,JVo Mistakes
ine line, avcidgno; h""-"
also includes ends Hugh Jlclnnis
of Mississippi Southern and Tom
my Hackler of Tennessee Tech.
tackle Bob Zimpfer of Bowling
Green and guards Marvin (Cisco )
Cisneros of Williamctle (Ore". Un
'"lersity and Texas Ail's Gerald
Lambert.
The Pacific Northwest is repre
ented at every position on t h e
End Marlin McKeever, South-1 n (he contract if Brown loses
ern California (5181 I if he wins there are offers of $73,-
Back Gerhard Schwedes, Syra-noo and $100,000 (or fights on the
cuse 15381 jwest Coast and Florida, Lou Vis-
Back Jack Spikes, Texas cusi Brown's manager, said.
Brown won the title Aug. 24.
I(wa 1056. from Wallace (Bud) Smith.
State (437) n seven defenses since then he
Back Prentice Gautt, Okla- nas fjve knockouts and two de-
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The fight telecast will start at
10 p.m. Eastern Standard Time
with Houston blacked out.
Bald Eagle
Tries Again
IIEDWOOD CITY (UPD Quar-
WEST JORDAN, Utah. (AP)
NBA middleweight champion
Gene Fullmer vows he won't jterback Y. A. Tittle was back in
make the same mistake Friday! action, although limited. Tuesday
against challenger Spider Webb with the San Francisco Forty Nin
honorable mention list of the 1939 1 that he did against Sugar Hay ers.
Little All America football team. Robinson. Tittle did a bit of running in a
Marv "Cisco" Cisneros of VVil- That mistake, which Fullmer i sweat-suit and appeared to be on
lamelte represented the area on iblaincs on being "overanxious,'
the first team, earning selection
at guard.
Stan Glass
Selected HM
cost the L'tah battler the 160
pound crown the first time he
wore it. Robinson's whistling left
hook knocked him out in the filth
round.
"I dropped my right hand a
little bit trying to put pressure on
him," Gene asserted as he wound
up training for the approaching
battle at the Utah State field
house in Logan.
In many ways this pie-fight sit
uation is similar to that of May
1. 1957. Fullmer had taken the
win against Cleveland, is
decision over the 15-round route. Islaled to start again Saturday,
Northwest stars receiving honor
ble mention were:
Backs Stan Glass. Oregon I
Tech; Charley Alvaro, College of
Idaho; Denny Spurlock, Whit-
. L nl Cnnt-Irln Dn"if if
worm; noo . ' "V 'V ; title from Robinson that time via 21-20
Harvey nam, cemui
ton; John Jacobsen. Pacific Luth-
eran; Jerry Thacker, Puget
Sound.
Ends-Bill Cole. Whitworth: Jer
ry Hillis. Whitman: Ray Simon
on. Linfield; Herm Magnuson,
College of Puget Sound.
Tackles Tom Black, Whit
worth; Larry Burleson. Linlield:
Wally Sparks and Don Lun(j,
Lewis and Clark.
Guards Chuck Peterson, Pa
eific; Ted Schultz. Eastern Wash
ington. Onter Jack Sim, Western
Washington.
the way to recovery from the
knee injury that sent him to the
hospital 10 days ago.
Forty Niner coaches weren't
sure he'd be ready for play
against the Colls this Saturday,
however.
"We'll wail and see," they chor
used as the team drilled through
its regular chores.
Tittle probably won't see any
contact work before the Baltimore
game under any circumstances.
John Brodie, who directed the
Forty Niners to last Sunday's
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