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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Tuesday. November 15. 19G0 page NINE- 1 FRACTURED RUNNER .... KnY-f r7 ...... & r- id r) Medical Reports Hold Fate Of Topflight Pro Gridders By TI1K ASSOCIATED 1M1KSS Minis' l;imp, where injured end The medical report was the top Kyle Rote is preparing to return priority item in many pro foot-lo ad ion with an aluminum splint ball camps today with such top-! protecting his left hand, flight talent as Clarence Peaks.1 The 3!-vear-old Giant quarter- Charley Conerly and Johnny Unit- hack twisted his left knee against the Baltimore signal-caller is ex peeled to recover from the multi ple cuts and gouges he suffered against Chicago's bruising Bears in time for the Colts next game. Pittsburgh quarterback Bobby Reactions Varied College Coaches Invade Press Box One More Hurdle By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS (ently in the second half than they Mark up another trend in col- showed us in the first, so I felt lege football. The coach is desert-imy place was on the bench," he inc his sideline spot for the higher said- "I could also tell our quar- altitudes of the press box. jterbacks what I wanted them to i Gold Cup on Lake Whatcom? POET WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor Missouri Tigers Hydro Pilots ThrowGrab First Place Site Selection Open awaiting the final diagnosis of Pittsburgh and was hospitalized. Layne returned to form against their breaks, bumps and bruises, for observation after the New the Giants after a thumb injury. Peaks' injury may be a serious York trainer encased the knee in but the Sleelers now may lose end blow to the title chances of the a metal cast. Conerly's status for Preston Carpenter. Carpenter has Philadelphia Eagles, leading the the Eagles' game will be deter- a pinched nerve in his shoulder Eastern Division in the National mined later in the week. 'which is causing considerable League but faced with the task! XfW Yolk has particularly Pain- of meeting the runnerup New n.lr(j nj, First -string halfback 'n t'le 'American League, the i York Giants Sunday in the first of u-phster is iust heeinnine to casualty list showed Denver half- several, DaiK A1 varmicnaei oui ior me two crucial clashes on successive weekends. The latest It hasn't become widespread but;' .La"a.,pelna'', , . . there have been enough cases for "1 "rtu lu lam ,u many coaches to put it under con-b P10' p (ideration (or next year. Those! 0re8" stalf.s Tummy Plhro vrho have tried it have mixed and."ds lhe Si,me P varied reaction. "Principally ,t gives you better , , . , Ivision of what is happening, he Buff Donelli, Columbia coach,sajd ,.Tle big disadvantagc is first tried it during his team s -14-8 ,oss of personal contact. victory over Cornell, and has; University of 0maha Coach A( spent at least half a game in the Canjgiia has refincd (he upper press box since. jstrata coaching even more, using "I think a coach is more et- c fective when he can get awayicamera mounted in the press box. from the hectic activity of thej -The TV is good because you bench,". Donelli said. "You can,can direct cameras on specific communicate with the team just phases of the game. But it is not as eflectively with tne pnone. Burso good for overall viewing LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) The discussion, argument and down right bickering factors which are By The ASSOCIATED PRESS The unbeaten Missouri Tigers w inners of nine straight, have tak en over the No .. i-i.. .--.w.;..tnJ nAllnnA becoming as common in the hydro b ,andslide racing game as the roostertau. 1 , ,. ; ( ,,., Ul me lo-wiau uaiiii ui aiiun ;mi.AL-li-nK, ..Ilk a 11 trlM.,-., over Ohio State and moved ininlhe'Snlfnfd Iowa received round into shane after I w eeks on the injured reserve list. ' rcmalncler 01 me season w,m a X-rays taken of p, rino rhanHW ak has broken leg, but Houston received a nopetul report on linebacker nu:l n I- , ... , j I mi mm, Several s itches were required .,., . u j . . , . , . . The Oilers, who had to bench to close Unitas face wounds but! ... . . . nu-iiiL'i ica Duly idiuum uuc to ineffectiveness caused by an In jury early in the season, will lose Perlo for about three weeks with back injuries. It was first feared he might have suffered permanent damage. Peaks' right leg, hurt while the b00n sidelined tagies i u 1 1 u a c K was playing against Washington last Sunday, confirmed a fracture of a bone above the ankle. The team phy sician estimated it will he four weeks before the NKL's fifth lead ing ground gainer can run. The possible loss of Conerly for the second time this season apprehension in the of writers and sportscasters. Mis- Moses Lake? American Lake? It's possible, friend, because Monday the Gold Cup Contest Board of the American Power Boat Association threw wide open Ihd splpr-linn nf npvt vpar'e lnra. tion for the Gold Cup, top event:sne of nlany nled hydro- in unlimited hydroplane racing. '' . u-hioh k mrf. n r ,.nn,-c H the defending No. 1 team, fell be- from any city; .,.;,.c i(t K, ..,, nn. fore Purdue 23-14, Missouri took lent aiac acing game Expected to be top bidders for me iotji cveiu aie aeauie, wincu . . . 0. f;, .. rttrt ,r has Lake Washington, and Detroit, , , whose Detroit River has been the Missouri became the fifth team to hold the lean m me nine wccks of the poll, after running secondi for two weeks. When Minnesota l Lightweight The board voted to put the 1961 event up for bid which believes it to me the most important thing is that you get away from the great emotional strain. You re not so ept to explode when something goes wrong." During last Saturday's 16-6 vic tory over Penn, Donelli spent only the first half in Franklin Field s press box. "They didn't do anything differ- Caniglia said he would like to see a combination of the two, put ting the head coach in the press box and an assistant on the bench using the closed circuit TV. That sure is going to cut down a lot of that pacing back and forth, not to mention losing the chance of being carried off the field by the players. ever. As Las Vegas can attest, the event has its headaches. it voted that no ennine chanues The 1960 Gold Cup was canceled , will be allowed during future Gold last weekend when high wind inrh i lover. r,arner in me season jus- ' Tho hnai-H aUn mart tnmn ,-adi. SiSSippi and IoWa each led for cal changes in Gold Cup rules atlhree weeks Syracuse and Min ks meeting. i place in the:irsi,-pat'e ,es five 'o"; M.isi oD-Kanked once. Olc Miss advanced a peg to third by thumping Tennessee The leaders, with first-placeijpg Floht votes in Darentheses Inoints fie- j uredonal0-9.8-7-6-5-4-3-2-lbasis:! PHILADELPHIA (AP - l.en 1. Missouri (34i 457 iiii"ws, me io. i raiiKing 2. Iowa 171 379 lightweight contender, today 3. MississiDni 151 3B2 i looked ahead to his Dec. 6 fight 4. Minnesota U 328!with Dou8 Vaillant after a subpar, r ii'..i.:..,.. ,,, n.'n slm'ini anainst Moxirail rham- 1 o. nduungton w. an 7 in 37 vears. nnLn ons Pion rtiircao urnina in a lu-rouno Yale Eleven Eyes Victory At Harvard Ducks, Bevos Pessimistic CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (API Yale's dedicated players today is-! sued a stern warning to upset- minded Harvard. The Elis are out I Q i to prevent football history from H I TclCtlCeS repeating. Yale has quite a bit of extra incentive to win this 77th meeting in a time-honored Ivy League riv- airy, not the least of which is a nice at its first perfect season nesota each had one week on top. After crushing Oklahoma 41-19' in. Ohio Stale at Oklahoma, Missouri lias only kicked up hydro-wrecking waves on nearby Lake Mead. But the decision to call off the race wasn't reached until after long hours of Cup races, even if the race isione more hurdle to clear. The li held over two days. And it threw, gers last regular season game out the bonus-point rule, under which boats could gain extra points for the fastest elapsed lime. Stengel Still Unsure Of What Lies Ahead GLENDALE, Calif. (API The County Supervisor Warren Dorn fnimitable Mr. Stengel - Casey, put it this way: "Next to the fir )i,ni islnnk several hundred inc of General MacArthur by friends on an uproarious lour of President Truman, the firing of his 50 years in baseball, from Kan kakee to Yankee stadium, with innumerable detours through the Enelish language Monday night. Huskies Nail Rushing Titles; U clans Lead 4 Departments SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Wash- scoring, rushing offense and rush- ington's Huskies, champion of the ing defense. UCLA is tops in scor Big Five conference, lead in three I ing defense, total offense, total de statistical categories while thejfense and passing offense. football forces of UCLA lead in; In building an 81 record, Wash- will be played Saturday at home against Kansas. The Iowa team upended by Min nesota a week ago bounced back Casev bv the Yankees was the most shocking." Master of ceremonies Leo Dur ocher. in a moment of high praise said he would like to four. In the only switch of statistical leaders from a week ago, the Bears of California, despite their 27-7 loss to Washington, took the passing defense lead away from the Bruins of UCLA. Washington heads the list Others receiving votes UCLA 23. Michigan Stale 21, Pur due 12. Y'alc 9, Rice 9. New Mex ico Stale 9. Syracuse 9, Alabama 8, Oregon 7, Florida 7, Utah State 6, Michigan 4, Army 3, Baylor 2, Texas 2, Kansas I, Tennessee 1. Brown Senior Wins Cross Country Run T..i nl l,o onri an one COUIO'IWI OICIIUCI, Dill cii ..... . - ,. , , , , i ... I :J assemble his scrambled : ie a coacn ior nun. uurui-iiei miu today, it was apparent mat wnen ne reao oi aiengei s "-i I still' doesn't know which! ing, his reaction was in one wrd:jl.rOWClS his astonishingi"disgraceful." i'"' t-. I i rl,.l,l Oieiii. uuMcvfi, r iiu siiuni.iitu ins address to someimng Misinh. Houston veteran best notes Casey career, The setting ington has averaged 27.4 points per game with a 247 total. UCLA is second with an 18.0 average The Huskies have averaged 228 yards per game rushing to 196 for the Uclans and have permitted foes an average of only 114 on the in ground with UCLA again second with 144. The Uclans have allowed foes an average of only 7.4 points, per contest while Washington has giv en up 10.1. In total offense, UCLA has averaged 337 yards per game rAi i as um-r., nUnrla ito 328 lor wasnington, wniie in NEW Y'ORK (AP) "I guess,", said 140-pound Bob Lowe with a sigh today, "it's a leaching career tor me for the next three years. Lowe, a 22-year-old Brown sen ior, won the IC4A cross-country championship over the Van Corl landl Park trails Monday, and has been trying to figure out way to keep in shape for the 1964 LA Youngster Top Husky Center e. : 7. Arkansas 173. feature at the Arena. 8 NaVy j5el "I'll be better against Vaillant' 9. Auburn (I) ............... 104' a'10" 1 tllink 1 can 1)ca, 1,im" 59 the 21-year-old Philaderplnan said were: j Monday night after winning a close split decision over Urbuia which was unpopular with some of lhe 5,354 fans. Matthews and Vaillant fought lo a draw last April in Miami. The ring was showered with papers and programs when it was announced that Judges Lou Tress (47-46) and Nate Lopinson (46-45) ruled in favor of Matthews. Ref eree Zach Claylon called it even, scoring it 46-46. The AP score card showed Matthews ahead 47- 46. Both fighters weighed 136. Matthews racked up points by scoring heavily in the early rounds and in the ninth when he stunned Urbina. His record now is 29-3-2 while Urbina is 27-5-2 Olympics. I have a wife and baby tol support when I finish school," he said. "I'm majoring in sociology and the only way 1 can figure to get time lo run and work is to teach." Lowe was second to Michigan State's Crawford Kennedy in last year's race, so he was the heir- ipparcnt to the title. But he was ill most of lhe summer, and had to make up for a lot of lost time when he slarled training in the V A A I Wins Acc aim hc nas run anoiit 75U miles in lhe past two months. was the exclusive SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Wash .j .,, ington Husky center Roy McKas- under an hour, was in gay spir- ovel. Ine 2,000-yard mark but can't yards l)er Same i.vi,.nn rlnh The dinner was a salute to Casey's golden anniver-lls- ....... . .., ishake lhe persistency ot young wiuie 10 r I Hls icncthv description of life ,.1, vnmr. f it ionioc in iho in baseoau. 11 aiso luiiiuu,, , , , n 1 1 van ,...b...w . a humorous lament for his1" tlle raw old days finally ledjs(1. ,e fol. lhe American Fool. 111 aui 1 iimum-i iu tuc iicvu i"ih.-i l.n:iffiip nnccin0 rhmninn- has gone " " " lS0 who s louU,d as a poSsi Willi OldlllUlU . . t 11' 'I'm strictly a long distance man. Lowe observed. So 1 11 be aiming for the 5 000 meters or maybe the 10.000 meters or mar athon in 1964." In clocking of 29:40.4 for the 5- mile course automatically be came a record because II proba bly was the first lime the race on ollcnsci' VL1 ,,ml ul L" 11,11 over exactly tn inin.nin,i live miles. W hen Kcnncdv nostcd came a lie for the lead. They re-i ;jj e,,frj ; ,L; u;ia pass and returned it 38 yards lo I , j , r-i I l. lJaS3-IIUC OIOI1IUIU III IIIVII Ulft . l,J,..n i . 1 t -I r ulaccu uenvei s riaim niuuiitci, m) ... sui up luuiiwunn. lhjs .'uicics i.iiis wuii 1 iui ' , , , .. . , igame aaiuiuay. 1 ne iu rorce, anvthiiiE that ain't first class, like!"0 dl0PPcd t0 thlrd- althoueh bla'nked hv the Uclans1 SEATTLE (AP) There's a good as tellin' you about them Blanda and Kemp each had 47 22-o last week, gained 194 yards n f I . f. chance All America quartcrback,ains." points under the ArLs six-pomt by passing so the UCLA defensive KanQerS jniTT sary tntn j: : 1 .... mun inor nf furpnse U,ss,a, .-.-," ikeoping the mcn.s smoking ,.oom'-" the Yankees. ' . Vf. : j:... ,inlP' The two met head-on en trains in a sanitary condition Some time later in his discourse at Los A rr l-lPT Casey t I 1 J y w w bad old days to lhe good new days C XA.L. 'Vlln tll,s lh0"8hl oome vyui tied this commentary of the A"BeI Sunday, as Los Angeles J O.I OI nnil not nf tho HiiaI second at 131. In posting their 5-1-1 record, with the loss to Washington and a tie with Purdue, UCLA has per mitted only 250 yards per game against it to 268 for Washington. r'l:r :n U.... nIU...A.l nnl.. 1n.t T"""' performed brilliantly yards by passing an , interesting, defense gnd a, ble All America selection, was named the Big Five Conference lineman of lhe week Tuesday. McKasson played a large role in lhe Huskies' 27-7 win over Cal ifornia Saturday, which gave Washington the Big Five, title. He Kemp Voted AFL Honors DALLAS (API Jack Kemp, tireless quarterback of the Los Angeles Chargers who engineered a 24-21 victory over Houston, was named today as American Fool- ball League player of the weck,vimsnn will lean on on offense. He tried 37 passes, completed 18 for 296 yards and two touch downs and ran for 50 yards. Kemp's award was made by a panel of AFL writers. But it is 39 years 1921 which is on the minds of Y'ale athletes. The similarity between 1921 and I960 Y'ale football borders on the fantastic. In both cases: 1. Y'ale played its first eight1 games ol the season in New Haven. 2. Y'ale came to the Harvard game with a perfect 8-0 record 3. The site: Cambridge, Mass. 4. The date of the game: No vember 19. 5. Y'ale had lost to Harvard the previous two seasons. 6. Y'ale had scored 199 points going into the 1921 game with the Crimson. Y'ale has tallied 214 fac ing the Crimson this Saturday. The history Y'ale men don't want repeated Harvard won 10-3 in 1921. On that occasion, Yale took a 3-0 lead on Captain Mac Aldrich's field goal. But a long punt return by Harvard's Charlie Buell sot the Crimson in motion for a touch down plunge by George Owen on the second play of the final quar ter. Owen later drop kicked the1 clinching field goal. Harvard thinks it has the an swer lo make this 1921 all over again despite Y'ale's big, mauling line and hammering offense. The stubborn By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Both Oregon and Oregon State football squads are practicing in secret this week, hoping to come up with a winning surprise tn the annual game between the rival schools next weekend. Both coaches opened the w eek with pessimistic reports. Tommy Prothro of Oregon Stata said his team's defense was "ter rible" against Stanford last week end, when OSC won 25-21. Len Casanova of Oregon said his team was "sloppy" and lucky to win from West Virginia 20-6. In addition, assistant Oregon coach Phil McHugh told the Ore gon Club at Eugene that OSC has its best team since Prothro came to Oregon State, and that includes the Rose Bowl team of four years ago. "The big change is in offense. Oregon State has gone out of its basic single wing to add some formations which loosen up the defense and I expect we can expect to look at anywhere up to a dozen on Saturday," said Mc Hugh, who scouted OSC last weekend. The traditional game will ba played at Corvallis Saturday at 1.-30 p.m. 1 Bob Schloredt will see some light The dinner adjourned soon af- rating system (completions, yards. !rct.orc jn this department went action when Washington's Huskies terward. tangle with the Washington State 1 Cougars in Spokane Saturday. I . Husky coach Jim Owens said Pf-A HonDT Monday that Schloredt, out with a1 1 broken collarbone since the UCLA Cfl 1 1 will suit up ana migni uoivi 1 wvawwi touchdown passes, percentage ofi, nl completions, per cent intercepted and average yards gained). Kemp has completed 137 passes fni- 1 7flQ vards and nine touch downs. Blanda has connected ""iTJmac Pc4"irl 147 for 2,044 yards and 21 touch-1 I II I ICO I UblCU downs jPrep Kickoff Solons To Try 111111 iuui ui lis teieicJMS . . - Monday night at lhe annual Pres- I Spl I tUb offs. The schedule: Al Jones Chosen game, ome punting. Schloredt will definitely be SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. (AP)-Thc ready to go if Washington is Professional Golfers Association dubbed the Big Five Conference s honored two of its bright young representative in tne nose mmi i(ars an a most certain prospect at this noint. The Huskies got down to some iuem s unmix in .-cuusuan 1 uougias 01 I'oniann at Meniord, serious hard work Tuesday im Arnold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa.J SACRAMENTO. Calif. (AP) Friday. 8 p.m. preparation for W S U. They lop moncy winner 0 the i960 Directors of the Sacramento So- Newbcrg al Salem. Friday, 8 worked out only lightly Monday. fc h Ions yoted Monday night to try .01 p.m. , I sell their Pacific Coast League A-2 (MKi. received a plaque as pro hanhall franchise. ' Mvrlle Point at Seaside Fridav golfer of the year. The action canle in he face of 8 p.m. Jay Herbert, Lafayette, La., the a Tuesday deadline imposed by 1 Central of Monmouth-Indcpend B. q I I960 PGA champion, was honored pcL officials. Solon directors ence at Phoenix, Friday, 8 p.m. DQCR in abscnt'a- ,le was unaD'c '"Iwould have had to put up a'1 B 'make the trip west because of a $25,000 bond to guaranlec their Umalilla al St. Mary's of Med PORTLAND (API The Port- conflicting celebration in his operation next season. jford. Saturday, 8 p.m. land Linebackers' player of the home town. But despite a drive to sell ad- Harrisburg vs. Siletz at New vcek is 5-4 Cleveland Jones, who The veterans taking a bow were vance tickets for the 1961 season port. Saturday, 8 p.m. Hreaked 50 vards to an Oregon Warren Orlich. pro at the Tarn at cut rales, the club had only, 8-Man touchdown in the victory over O'Shanter Club in Chicgo. as golf $18,000 cash on hand. I Trianale Lake at lone. Saturday West Virginia here last Saturday, professional of the year; Fred The present directors, who have l:30 p.m. The Linebackers said Lee McLeod. Chevy Chase. Md ; Me operated the Solons tor two sea Wcavcr. big Willamette end. re- Brady, Dunedin. Fla.; and Jimmy wins, have lost $161,000 during the ceived considerable support for Demaret, Houston, Tex., allitime. drawing 117.000 fans this his plav in his team's win over named to the Hall of Fame. season and 186.000 in 1959. Olympic Ace NEW YORK (AP) Cartan, goal-lending star of lhe 1960 U.S. Olympic ice hockey champions, is happy that the New Vm-lr Panfim-c n( the Mai iniial By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I" hjm , I MCK011 times ano sues are set ,. ";,. 1 .... the minors. lor the coming weekend in the .,,, , !,.. , ,. Oregon high school football play-; . .prip(1 Mneriencc." lie Cartan said Monday after the a fantastic 23:51.8 record last year, Manhattan College Coach George Easlment got suspicious. Hc sent a team of surveyors to check the course. They found il was about a quarter of a mile short of five miles. Penn Slate, placing its lop three men in the first 10, captured the . 1 ll-HIII VIUII Willi (6 Kflll.-. M Illy was second with 119 and Michi gan Slate third wilh 130. Offense Edge forward wall of its own plus out side speed and some passing. We're preparing for Yale the way we did for Brown with the idea of winning," said Harvard1 Coach John Yovicsin. "Bob Blackman at Dartmouth says they've got about eight men who could play for any team in the. country. Penn's John Sticg man says its tho best Yale team he has ever seen. But we feel we've got a good chance to win." RACING BALTIMORE Brandy Sea ($3.40) scored a head victory in the feature as Pimlico opened. ' NEW YORK-Trans-Way ($4.70) won the headliner at Aqueduct. ALBANY, Calif.- - Queen's Choice ($12.60) took the 6-furlong feature at Golden Gate Fields on a sloppy track. PULLMAN, Wash. 'AP) An other rugged drill faced lhe Wash ington State Cougars Tuesday as thev continued tn hone an attack which Ihey hoiied could penetrate FTrTf TFT? a lough Washington line. JL' I 1 1 ' lhe Cougars went through a h , s S " 'tv two-hour drill indoors Monday. Coach Jim Sutherland said WSU might have lo stay inside the re mainder of the week If the weath er stays wet and cold. Yes, We Trade ICE SKATES JOE'S Sporting Goods 418 Main Hangers notified him he was being sent lo Kitchener-Waterloo in Canada's Eastern Pro League. The Rangers plalooned McCar Ian with veleran goalie Gump Worsley. Fights By THE ASSOCIATED I'ltESS Philadelphia Len Mallhews, 136. Philadelphia, outpointed Al fredo Urbina. 136, Mexico, 10. New York Jose Gonzalez. 15 1 ' 2. Puerto Hico, outpointed Isaac Logart, 149. Cuba. 10. Tokyo Kazuo Takayama, 126, 125' 4, (Japan featherweight titlci. the University of British Colum bia. Earlier Linebacker awards went to Dave Grosz. 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