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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. Wednesday. October 12. 1960
Hornets
Invade
Glendale
STANDINGS
KOOUB V ALLEY Al LEAOUI
W L Pel.
Phoenix 1 0
Eagle Point i 0 1.000
H,nl' ! !
- Gl.rwalt 1 1 '52
llllnoli Vellev ' -OOO
Roou. River 0 J .000
If the Henley Hornets have
their way Friday, the Glendale
Pirates won't have a successful
homecoming when the two teams
meet in a Roeue Valley A2
League encounter on the Pirate
turf.
Henley, which stands at 1-1 In
league competition, must win this
game to stay in contention for the
championship, ini Horneis
whipped Illinois Valley Saturday
after dropping a hard-fought con
test to Phoenix the week before,
13-6.
. "We expect Glendale to be 'up'
'. for its homecoming game," Hon
: ley coach Len Weber said yes
' terday. "They're big and tough."
The Pirates are running under a
new coach, Richard Lempke, this
. year.
"The schedule is against us the
rest of the way," Weber said.
.."Our remaining feur games are
on the road so we're going to
have to work hard."
The Pirates run out of a mul
tiple offense. Their leading ground
gainer is a bruising 210-pound lull
back, Bob Humphries. Quarter
back Jack Berline is a compe.
tent passer and he has two ca
pable receivers in ends Gerald
Blevins and Jack Burke.
"If our line can stop Hum
phrfes," Weber said, "we'll ex
pect a concentrated passing at
tack."
Two Henley starters will be on
the shelf Saturday guard Dave
Anderson has a bad ankle and
tackle Jim Long has a twisted
knee. They will be" replaced by
Jay Balsiger and Charlie Thomp
on. Thompson is a sophomore
tackle who started his first game
Saturday and did a fine job. '
The Henley backfield will have
Gary Bebber at quarterback, Lar
ry Lugo and Joe DeGrande at
halfbacks and Chuck Blofsky at
fullback. Weber indicated that
Dave Ragland and Steve Reiling
would also see considerable duty.
The line Is set with Bob Chap
man and Cal Cascbier at ends,
Thompson and Jack Ziegelmeyer
at tackles, Balsiger and Dennis
O'Keefe at guards and Jim Sten
berg at center. ,
SCORINO) STATISTICS '
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Fearless
Chooses
Winners
By OSCAR KRALEY
PITTSBURGH (UPli-Kraley'i
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Detroit Prexy Status Shaky
UfcTKUir (AP) President Whatever action is taken on
Bill Dewitt's future with the De-the heavily criticized Tiger pres-
troit Tigers bleak for a week ident of one year has been de
amid reports he'd be fired re
mained in doubt today following
sale of the club's controlling in
terest to a
executive.
layed by the surprise transaction
that gave John E. Ketzer com
mand of the Detroit Baseball Co
strong-thinking radio Fetzcr. already the principal own-
ler, said he was buying additional
Scribe Likes Orange, Navy
By HAROLD CLAASSEN
NEW YORK (AP)-In fourteen
hundred ninety-two, Columbus
sailed the ocean blue.
He landed 463 years ago today
amidst great confusion. Some of
the confusion still exists but it is
concentrated primarily among
football forecasters. So great was
the confusion last week that 17
incorrect picks were scattered
among 34 others that were exactly
on the button. That cut the sea
son's average to .730.
This week's selections:
Iowa over Wisconsin: Two
teams that have done better than
expected but the Hawkeye speed
will prevail.
Ohio State over Purdue: Bob
Ferguson, the Ohio State fullback,
is 217 pounds of pure dynamite.
The Boilermakers present a leaky
aeiense.
Cal Casehler
Chuck Bloftky
Bob Chapman
Dave Ragland
Larry Lupo
Gary Bobber
tort Alltirllton
John Gobar
Palling
Gary Bebber
tort Allbrlllsn
Chuck Bloiiky
Td Pal To
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1 1 It
2 0 12
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t 0 13
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Syracuse over Pcnn State: A
Syracuse official called the de
fending national champions "fat
and complacent" after their
squeaker with Holy Cross. Penn
State will pay the penalty.
wavy over Air force: A per
sonal duel between Jhe Middies
Joe Bellino and the Falcons' Rich
Mayo. Bellino will get the more
help.
Missouri over Kansas State
With the greatest of ease.
Baylor over Texas Tech: by
about two touchdowns.
Clemson over Maryland: The
Carolina Tigers get revenge for
the 28-25 setback of a year ago
It could go the other way.
Kansas over Oklahoma: Okla-
home has lost only one conference
game in 13 years. The second loop
neleat will be delivered Saturday
with John Hadl and Bert Coan
I doing the heavy work.
stock from a group led. by Ken-
yon Brown of Los Angeles.
ine oiscnarge ot Uewitt was
widely predicted. It was expected
the remaining two years of his
contract would have been bought
up with Tiger owners paying
about $100,000 for the release.
But Dewitt may remain as gen
eral manager.
"We'll have to decide about a
general manager when we come
to It," said Fetzer after he an
nounced the deal that will give
him two-thirds of the Tiger stock.
Casey's farewell to his players.
"Many of the fellows on the
club felt it was the best speech
they ever heard Casey make,"
said one Yankee veteran.
"He talked straight and didn't
beat around the bush. He said
that every single one of us had
contributed toward winning t h e
Briefs
Cards Grab
Leaf Twirler
PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Al
Clcolte, 30-year-old right-hander
who was voted the most valuable
pitcher in the International
League this year, was purchased
by 4he St. Louis Cardinals from
Toronto today for three players
and an undisclosed sum of cash.
The Cardinals gave up outfield
er Leon Wagner, leffhanded pitch
er Cal Brovftiing and a player to
be named later in addition to
cash for Cicotte, who previously'
pitched for the New York Yan
kees, Cleveland Indians, Washing-.
ton Senators and Detroit Tigers.
Cicotte had a 1B-8 record with
the Maple Leafs this year. In ad
dition to his 16 victories during
the regular season, Cicotte won
three more games during the In
ternational League playoffs. '
Utah Staters
Top Syracuse
NEW YORK (AP) - For the
first time in a full year defend
ing champion Syracuse hasn't a
aingla first place in any of the
various national college football
offensive departments.
The Orange men swept three of
the four principal offensive titles
last year, but figures released to
day by the National Collegiate
Athletic Bureau show the best it
has been able to do to data this
season Is a fourth place in rush
ing. Unheralded Utah Slate look
over as the No. 1 ground gainer
last Saturday, rushing 501 yards
against Idaho as Syracuse was
restricted to 195 yards on the
ground by Holy Cross.
In the total offense department,
New Mexico State leads with an
average of 422.5 yards per game.
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PITTSBURGH (UPD Behind
closed doors, Casey Stengel told
his New York Yankees he is
follies and the weekend football "rniKhty proud" of them re-
winners" along with a fewlRardless of whether they win or
rambling reflections on the World lose 'he World Series.
Series. ' "", sw-h, made in the pri-
Game Of The Week vacy f tne Yankees' clubhouse
Syracuse over Penn State The ---".i. rnigut have been
Orange, after two close escapes
looks like an overlay as a 13-
point favorite. The supposed pow
erhouse from Piety Hill will have
to click this time, and should, but
narrowly.
The East
Navy over Air Force The Bucs
are battlers.
Pitt over West Virginia Don
Hoak reminds me of Billy Mar
tin. Penn over Brown But they
don't like Ryne Duren's fast ball
wildness.
Princeton over Colgate
They've got a lot of AL company.
The Midwest
Iowa over Wisconsin The
Yanks thought this Series would
be easy.
Michigan State over Notre
Dame Nobody talks 1927 foldup
anymore.
The South
Mississippi over Tulane Notice
how they all give It a little extra
ham for the TV cameras.
Duke over North Carolina State
The umps are the worst of all.
Alabama over Tennessee Yogi
Berra is the unlikeliest looking!
baseball star I ever saw.
Georgia over Mississippi State
No matter what he says. Groat's
wrist must be hurting.
The West
USC over California Most peo
ple are rooting for the Bucs.
Washington over UCLA The
Yankee-haters have been out
force.
Oregon Slate over Idaho Plus
the underdog rooters.
Oregon over Washington State
They still need the help, too.
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BASEBALL
PITTSBURGH - Houston and
New York applied for a franchise
in the National League.
DETROIT John Fetzer moved
to become majority stockholder in
Detroit Tigers and said he would
replace Bill Dewitt as president.
RACING
NEW YORK - Sun Dog ($6.90)
won the Grand National Steeple
chase at Belmont Park.
SAN BRUNO, Calif. Makaha
($15) won the Sunnyvale purse at
Tanforan.
we're not beat yet," commented! of each World Series.
British Middie
Cracks Top 10
LONDON (AP) - British mid
dleweight champion Terry
Downes stormed into the world's
in top 10 ruesctay nignt with an over
whelming decision over ranking
American Joey Giardello. He im
mediately challenged Paul Pen
der or Gene Fullmer to a world
title fight.
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another Yankee player. "None of
us feel we are and he has seen
us come back a hundred times
before."
Dealing with the press was an
other matter, however. For the
writers' benefit, Stengel later
drew himself up and in pertect
John Paul Jones' style, loudly
proclaimed:
"We ain't dead yet, my men
ain't shakin' in their pants. And
if you don't believe it, you can
go in and examine them." i
There were no outsiders in the
room when Casey talked with his
the last two games on an alien players. Never once did he say
to them whether he wouia or
would not be back next year.
But he did tell them and
later the press that he might
pennant and making this a good
year. He said a lot of us prob
ably would be in line for raises
next year.
"Most of all, though," the Yan
kee player added, "he made it
plain to us how much pride he
had in the entire ball club."
Stengel stood in the center of
the room as he spoke and the si
lent Yankee players hung on each
word.
Maybe Casey sensed that his
players were a little down, trail
ing the Pittsburgh Pirates, three
games to two and having to play
field.
Like Stengel says, he can count,
and he can understand human na
ture, too.
"Do good the next day or two
and we'll all feel better," he told
his men.
'Casey didn't have to tell us
not get a chance to say good-bye
11.. u r 1,; nlfnArc
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UCLA over Washington Th
upset special of the week. The
Bruins coming off a two weekj
rest against a club that has
looked ragged in losing to Navy
and defeating Stanford in its last
two battles. UCLA has the speed
to contain the Husky backs. By
three.
Oregon over Washington State
Webfoots rolling now after that
33-0 shellacking of San Jose State.
But Cougars will give 'em a run
invariably follows the final game
Oregon State over Idaho Thl
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