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"I feel that I can help Minne ota for at least a couple of years at halfback and maybe even longer if I'm used a.s a flanker,"' the 31-year-old McElhenny said today.- "1 had an idea I might leave the Forty Niners but thought I would be traded. I am quite pleased by the deal, how ever, and will play anywhere they want. That includes at tackle lfj It helps them." There have been indications! that relations were cool between McElhenny and coach Red Hickcy of the Forty Niners. "I have no comment to make on that." McElhenny said. "But I'm sure looking forward to play ing . under the old Dutchman (Norm Van Brocklin). How will he do as a coach? I think he is very capable. Anybody who has been a quarterback in the Na tional League as long as he has, knows football." McElhenny, a shifty runner!., . with blazing speed, was at nis I i ip Those were the years when he was hailed as "The King." And he could do no wrong as he broke loose on long gainers of 30 to 50 yards and up. He was used Boston .17 Philadelphia ... 31 Syracuse 23 New York 16 and the late Billv Hamilton are the latest additions to baseball's Hall of Fame. The two former National Leaeue center fielders. One week doesn't make a bas- f.,m.,n fr their hase-stcalin.. .-.hili. I.-.L.-1I L..1 iL;. IJ. . . " . . """"" "'"-.ly, win oc inuucica lormaiiy .iuiy.lnd Boslon flom lm lo ml T ., ' T at me Hail ol ramc in Coopers-fKnown fls .Si(in Bily hc .NUIWI Ldiuillld, IWI, .IU auuill- own. N.Y. .,! 707 hn Ih. all.limo lnr.on crn Cahfornia-a havoc-wrecking Carev. 70. holder of Hie modern a i , .,A io u,u. ju.i ;iauonai League record lor stolen 140 with Kansas C itv in the Amcri leader Ohio State to stumble. bases with 738 in a 20-vear r.necr ..., a.. i .. k;h while the beat-em ail Bucksltrom 1!)10 to l!i2!l with Pittsburgh ; itself a tnaior league If those take their Ill-game winning streak and Brooklyn, said in Miamiiwere counted his total would be on the road against Wisconsin iscacii, fin., lie was nappy ami, 917 (Monday) and Michigan (batur-i proud of the honor of being se-i T1, ..... .., ,,. nami,H Sun day), a pair 01 scconn-oivistoniiecieu. max expecis 10 ne oni-- Rin Taii rliihr.. the nlhniK have hand nersona v when his 11 anuci'"-""1" ""i TWICE AROUND SAFELY The Klamath Union Pelicans present at least five rea sons why they are ranked number one among Oregon Prep basketball teams: Bruce Bricltner, Gary Patzke, Wally Palmberg, Freddie Biehn and Ray Taylor. The Pels com pleted their second trip around the Southern Oregon Conference circuit unbeaten by belting Medford 73-58 here Saturday night. Pictured are, at top, from left to right, Patzke, as he casts off with two points, while Biehn watches in the background; Palmberg passing over the top of Medford's Dick Ragsdale and Brickner releasing an other successful hook. At the bottom Taylor matches muscles with Ragsdale at left, and Scott Eaton, number 2 I. Celtic Five Widens Gap; In Sight By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Division W.. L. Pet. C.B. 15 .712 21 .5 (I 27 .4H0 12 'i 36 .308 20'j Oregon High School Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS North Bend 79, Cottage Grove 49 Star of the Sea (Astoria) 61, Western Division W.. L. Pet. G.B. St. Louis 34 Detroit 24 Los Angeles ... 22 Cincinnati 23 17 .667 28 .462 31 .415 35 .397 Barring a mainly in spot work last season and some of the Kezar Stadium punditry claim that Mac has slowed down. "I don't think I have." he countered. "It's true, though, that I'm running in faster company now. A lot of kids are in the league today w ho can do the 100 in 9.5. That wasn't the case when I broke in." I At the moment, McElhenny is BOSTON 'AP negotiating with some partners, to complete collapse, the Boston Ccl- clarl a hain fit onvoru ctfirpc'lir-e Vtnm thoii- fiFth clrsiuhl Va. O.K. B ff..J ..... ....... ...... ..,.,,.,. ..u in tliA Cjnta Plum area ahnul SO tinnal R:tcL-iM hall Accnfialinn tTacl.' miles south of here. He intends ern Division title in the bag. to maintain his residence at Los That was the word from the Altos Hills. . happy, weary defending world After taking a look at the newchampS after Sunday's nationally Viking roster, he said that he televised 128-115 triumph over wasn't too familiar with thelrhallenger Philadelphia. It gave Owls Share No. 2 Spot; EOC Leads Orpgon Collegiate Confcrrnce W L Pet. Eastern Oregon n .1 1 a . Clatskanie 49 . u. o.-.e tlplrnil 01 f'h..maua i Uiegon lecn Glenwood, Wash., 50. Mosier .w'Southcrn Oregon Warrenton 76, Concordia (Port- u'UB.un , land 1 50 Ncslucca (Cloverdalc) 64, Ne ahkahnie 49 South Eugene 78, Willamette "'iM Eugene 1 59 13 . Hoscburg 62. Marohficld 58 ' Sorincfield 58. Thurston (Soring- field 1 47 Clackamas 57, Astoria 54 Hcrmiston 41. Walla Walla 36 Glendale 74. Glide 44 Knappa 55. Corbctt 41 Riddle 61, Myrtle Creek 56 Grants Pass 70, Crater (Central 6 2 .750 5 3 .625 5 3 .625 4 4 .500 TQSSS Hamilton, who died m 1940. was headed by Warren Brown ol the one of the truly great stars of the Chicago American, which con-pre-1900 davs of baseball. He hadsidcrs only men who have been a lifetime batting average of .314 1 inactive as players for at least while plaving with Philadelphia 30 years. It was their first chance lo honor Carcv w ho previously had1 beoiv under the jurisdiction of the baseball writers who select from among those out of least five years but not more than 30. Carey, known as "Scoop" for his great knack of coming in fast to grab sinking liners, played the body (2,421) and holds the league record for most assists (339) by an outfielder. In 1922 lie was caught only twice in 53 attempted steals. ( - Max played with Pittsburgh from 1910 to the middle of 1923 when he went lo Brooklyn on waivers. He Dlnved with the Dodir. baseball at ; ers through 1929 and managed Ihe club in 1932-33 until replaced by Casey Stengel, an old tenm mate. Since then hc has coached, managed minor league teams, scouted and worked as an official outfield more games than any-lat dog races in Florida. some championship elimination matches coming up in probably the most important week of the season. St. Bonavenlure (14-1), second- ranked nationally, plays at Mar quette Tuesday, then heads for New York's Madison Square Gar den for a showdown with third- ranked Bradley (14-1) on Thurs day. Bradley first goes to Cincin nati, a surging club with a 9 game winning streak, (or a Mis souri Valley Conference challenge on Tuesday. Fourth-ranked North Carolina and fifth-ranked Duke renew their battle for the regular season title in the Atlantic Coast Conference the only title the probation-penalized Tar Heels have to aim at this time around. The Tar Heels, 12-2 with a 10- game winning streak, play Clem- son Tuesday and Maryland Thurs day before colliding with Duke at Durham on Saturday. Duke, its only loss in 15 games to North Carolina in Ihe Dixie Classic final, plays at South Carolina Tuesday. Ninth-ranked Southern Califor nia, now 14-2 and unbeaten in its last seven games, defends its Big Five Conference lead against runner-up UCLA Friday and Satur day in the two-game set that could decide which goes into the NCAA tournament. All Ihe other conference teams Conference basketball are in action during the week as 64-57 overtime vic-jwell as the independent clubs that Klamath falls, Ore. Monday, January 30, 1961 PAGE 7 0 8 .000 Saturday results: Eastern Ore gon 64. Portland State 57; Oregon Tech 70, Oregon College 64. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Eastern Oregon took sole con trol of first place in the Oregon Collegiate race with lory over Portland Slate Satur-iare trying lo build up credentials day night. . (or consideration for the non-aulo-i The teams went into the game'matic berths ,n the two post sea "vrf'niJL i;j ,k tj 1 , ik. urn -.r 111-u iui wc ii'du. null iuiii naiiii:!iia nic t-.it am. Larry Applegale, with 28 points, the NIT. 'ViTS!lf0 1 SIS COMET 1 3Sa w mmmr U M ...THE BETTER COMPACT CAR . 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Scranlon 56 ConiMus 97, Crcighlon 89 lot U Charlie K r u e e r. pair Cousy, in the first period burst , , - rr4 Vmorcias rniiancipnia went n minutes land one second without scoring. . That was the end of it. defenses. "Thev wer ereat cuvs to nlav ith" he said. "Now I gotta Stone-cold Philadelphia hit only day' against them. And they can five of 23 shots in the first period se tough. Pointi 59 . ,Pacea lne winners, wno used a Bradley, which whipped M' Douglas (Dillardi 50, Oakland"11 court Press slow down tholnuelte 84-68 in the national TVi 35 Portlanders. He got four of hislpamc last Saturday, could just Klamath Falls 73, Medford ss! Points in lhe overtime. iaboiit put away the Missouri Val- Madras 76, Sherman 34 Bill Turner, with 16. was high ry title if it can win at Cincinnati. Weston 53, St. Joseph (Walla, 10r lne iaicrs. iThe Thursday battle with St. Bon- uri-gun iccn nanoco winicssiaventure in New York could de Orrgon College its eighth leaguetide lhe successor in the polls lo defeat, 70-64, and moved into a uhio Slate should the Buckeyes third place tic with Portland' falter. The RonniM onlv lowi was: Slalc- jby two poinus to Ohio Stale in Eastern Oregon will play a non-the Garden's Holiday Festival in conference game at Whitman to-liipcrmhcr "'night, then will entertain South-1 ern Oregon in a " next weekend. v.cgon iccn aiso win oe on ine;poms anrf I1-America Jerry Lu- , raring lta5 ni)f1 7 po,niSf 17 rebounds pair at Portland State an(1 , bl,ndle of a5sjsL, to over. ome a 26-pomt burst by Purdue's U while Boston struck on 16 of 30 attempts from the floor. 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