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HERALD AND
Musial To
After '63
.. MILWAUKEE (UPD -Stan
(The Man) Musia!, who has been
the mainstay of the St. Louis
Cardinals since 1941. 6aid Tues
day the 1963 baseball season
would be his last as a player.
"One more season, that's all,"
' said the 42-year-old Cardinal slug-
' ger, who broke six major league
' records and tied one this past
season.
"I still think I can help the
- Cardinals, so I'll stay with them
. in 1963, but no longer, he said.
Pal Joy Award
Musial, who has won the Na
tional League batting title seven
times, was here to accept the an
nual "Pal Joey" award, present
ed to the athlete who "best ex
cmplifies high values and stand
-ards both on and olf tne tield.
;:The award is given by the SI
1 Joseph Home for Children.
Judge Robert C. Cannon, the
counsel for the major league
baseball players association, made
"the presentation. Cannon called
Musial "America's greatest ath
. lele."
. Among other guests at the din-
- ner were comedian Joe E. Brown
.' San Francisco Giants outfielder
; Harvey Kuehn. Pittsburgh Pirate
inficlder Johnny Logan, former
New York Yankee pitching great
Vernon (Lefty) Gomez, and two
of the new owners of the Milwau
kee Braves, William Bartholomay
. and Thomas Reynolds.
Braves' Owners Young
: "I'm glad to see the new own-
iers of the Braves are younger
College
Scores
By United Press International
East
Rutgers 88 Columbia 68
Williams 74 Trinity (Conn.) 65
Kutztown 83 Delaware Val. 33
LeMoyne (N.Y.) 74 Hobart 42
. Dickinson 67 Ursinus 64
Rider 99 Lincoln (Pa.) 52
;. Maine 64 Bates 57
IrPenn St. 62 Colgate 40
v Gannon 76 Stoubenville 75 .
."jPhila. Textile 106 Bowie St. 61
. " Mass. Tech 72 Bowdoin 60
;:-Tufts 112 Lowell Tech 70
,v Jersey City St. 73 Newark St. 59
, iJBrandeu 71 Worcester Poly 54
' VBoslon U. 79 Suffolk 58
'Buffalo St. 77 McMaster U. 66
Ctntland 72 Oswego 61 .
- Boston Col. 59 Yale 57
South
Bethany (W.Va.) 94 Wheeling 61
N. Car. St. 76 Maryland 74
Johns Hopkins 74 Towson St.
Moorhead St. 55 Mayville St.
Vlr. Mil. 74 Geo. Wash. 73
Duke 90 Vandcrbilt 70
Wil. Si Mary 71 Virginia 69
W. Virginia 78 Richmond 59
Duquesne 68 Geo.'twn (D.C.)
56
W. Vir. St. 93 Mor. Harvey 90
King Col, at Wash. & Lee 58
Wake For. 75 St. Jos. (Pa.) 46
Gnllnudet 57 D. C. Tchrs. 51
Cumberland B6 Belmont 80
Midwest
Fenn vs. Slip. Hock at Clev. Ppd.
Notre Dame 82 W'lrn Mich. 68
Capital 82 Wilmington 72
HI. Ins. Tech 80 Chi. Tchrs. 71
Eureka 51 Chi. Br. III. U. 44
Wash. (Mo.) U. 90 Mo. Mines 74
S.Wrn (Kan.) U. 75 Friends U. 42
Sou Ui west
Southwestern (Kans.) U. 75
Friends U. 42
Ark. Col. 72 Ark. A&M 70
Tex. ASM 80 S'rn Miss. 61
Baylor 90 Trinity (Tex.) 70
McMurry 94 How. Payne 90
Corpus Christ! 89
St. Mary's (Tex.) 81
Tex. Wes. 91 Austin Col. 68
West
A. Force 58 Hard -Simns 37
Frosno St. 5t San Jose St. 42
Simla Clara 72 Wichita 67
Oregon Tech 58 Humboldt St. 54
Washington St. 70 (lonzaga 66
Pomona 70 IVcrne 34
Pcppcrdine 82 San Dipgo 6
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Ball
than I am. That's what baseball
needs more young blood," Mu
sial said.
Musial. still looking trim as a
rookie, praised Cannon by saying
that relations between major
league players and owners have
"never been belter than they are
now.
Bob Jencks Tops
College Kickers
NEW YORK (UPD-Bob Jencks
of Miami (Ohio) captured kicking
honors for the 1962 college foot
ball season when he tied one
modem record and shared the
lead in two kicking departments.
Jencks booted eight field goals
for a three-year total of 17, ac
cording to official statistics re
leased today by the NCAA Serv
ice Bureau. This equaled tne ca
reer mark set by Ed Dyas of Au
burn from 1958-60. The eight
three-pointers enabled Jencks to
share the major college season
title with Woody Woodall of Au
burn.
A 6-foot, 5-inch 222-pounder,
Jencks applied much of his pow
er to his foot to register a total
Alturas
Will Host
Cage Meet
ALTURAS A and B basketball
squads from three states will take
part in the annual Holiday Bas-,
kctball Tournament to be held
at Modoc Union High School in.
Alturas Friday and Saturday.
Tliis is the sixth annual tourna
ment sponsored by the Modoc
Union High School under the di
rection of Wallace Griswold. Cali
fornia, Oregon and Novada will
be represented In the tri-state
play.
The tournament will be handled
on a double elimination basis sim
ilar to the American Legion base
ball national tourneys. One loss
and a team goes to the consola
tion bracket; two losses and thoi
team is eliminated. There will be1
two tourney winners, the tourna
ment winner and consolation win
ner.
Team schedules are "A" Fri
day. Burns, Oregon vs. Big Val
ley; Lassen vs. Stewart (Nevada);
Modoc vs. Trinity (Weaverville);
Fall River vs. Surprise Valley.
B" Schedule Friday, Surprise
Valley vs; Paisley, Ore.; Modoc
vs. Big Valley; bye, Lassen High
and Fall River Mills (automatic
semiflnalist).
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Wednesday, December 12, 1962
It Quits
Season
He said much of the credit can
go to the job Cannon is doing for
the players.
Musial, who stopped here on
his way to St. Louis from Penn
sylvania, said major league base
ball is in "wonderful condition,
and he looked for even more im
provement.
of 48 points by kicking alone.
This tied him with Bill Wcllstead
of Dartmouth for the national
lead. In addition to his field goal
prowess, Jencks booted 24 of 26
point-after attempts.
Best Conversion Mark
However, tne host conversion
mark was turned in by Gary
Kroner of Wisconsin, who estab
lished an all-time record with 27
after-touchdown boots without
miss. John Scedborg of Arizona
State registered the most conver
sions with 37, missing only two.
and John Gavin of the Air Force
kicked the season's longest field
goal, 55 yards against Miami
iFla.).
Donnie Frederick of Wake For
est handled 29 kickoff returns-
more than anyone ever did be
fore and ran them back for
660 yards to lead the nation in
that department. The 5-10, 175
poundcr averaged 22.8 yards per
return, far less than the 39.9 yard
average turned in by Alabama's
Butch Wilson on just eight re
turns. Paces Punters
Joe Don Looncy of Oklahoma
paced all kickers in punting with
a 43.4 yard average and Darrcll
Roberta of Utah State was most
proficient in returning punls with
a total of 333 yards on 16 chances.
One man who proved adept at
both ends of the field was sopho
more fullback Dave Marion of
Wyoming who was second to
Looncy in kicking punls (42.9)
and led the country in punt-run-back
averages with a 27.1 yard
mark on nine carries.
Byron Beaver of Houston led in
interceptions with 10 and Jim
McGowan of Boston College
gained the most ground with
terccpted passes, 182 yards.
Team leaders included Wyo
ming (punting), forward pass in
terceptions (Memphis Slate), punt
returns (West Texas Slate) and
kickoff returns (Alabama).
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BAYLOR MAKES GRAB Los Angeles Lakers, Elgin
Baylor 1221 leapt high ai he tries for a rebound in the
opener of NBA doubleheader at Madison Square Garden
Tuesday night. Baylor's 42 points led the Lakers to a
124-121 win over the Cincinnati Royals. Laker player at
left is Frank Selvy (III. UPI Telephoto
Hawaii Islanders Bought
By Trio Of Businessmen
HONOLULU I UPD - The Ha
waii team of the newly-formed
Pacific Coast league had a new
batch of owners today.
They purchased the club Tucs
day from Nick Morgan Jr., who
only two years ago moved the
Sacramento franchise to Honolulu.
The new buyers included multi
millionaire Ben Dellingham, who
had earlier this year purchased
holding in the team; financier
Chinn Ho and businessman Fran
cis H. Brown. Brown was named
chairman of the board.
Purchase price was not an
nounced, but it was disclosed that
the new owners would assume
debts and obligations incurred by
the club up to $112,500. Morgan,
during two years of operation in
Hawaii, lost more than $200,000.
The new owners also voted to!
give Morgan $iw,uuu in non
accumulative, non- voting, non -
trnnsfcrrnhle preferred stock in
the club. The new group also an
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nounced that it will hold a public
stock sale with the public invited
to purchase $185,500 worth of hold
ing in the team.
The Islanders have a working
agreement with the Los Angeles
Angels.
Morgan said mat he saw "a
great future for the Islanders un
der the new alignment. It is a
tremendous thing for Hawaii and
I think the people of Hawaii de
serve it."
ALOUETTES SIGN LINEMAN
MONTREAL (UPD-The Mont
real Aloucttes announced today
the signing of interior lineman
Dick Walton, the second Iowa
State football player to sign with
the Canadian team in three days.
Sunday the Als announced the
signing ol quarterback-haltback
Dave Hoppmann. the Cyclones
total offense leader for the past
three years.
Tom & Jerry
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Duke, West Virginia Grab Wins
By TIM MORIARTY
L'PI Sports Writer
Art Heyman of Duke is fre
quently referred to as a "one
man team," but that's a misnom
er. The Blue Devils' 6-foot-5 "im
port" from Rockville Centre, N.Y.,
has at least two other sidekicks
who know how to score, too.
Heyman, who averaged 32 points
game as second-ranked Duke
won its iirst three games, was
held to 13 Tuesday night by
a sticky Vanderbilt delense. How
ever, 6-10 Jay Buckley and 6-4
Jeff Mullins took up the slack to
lead the Blue Devils to a 90-70
victory at Durham, N.C.
Mullins tossed in 22 points and
Buckley added 21 as Duke ran its
Gotham Bowl Kinks Ironed
Out, Game On As Planned
NEW YORK (UPD-The Goth
am Bowl game is on.
Bob Curran, executive director
of the Gotham Bowl, says "all
kinks have been ironed out" and
the game between the University
of Miami (Fla.) and Nebraska
will be played as originally
scheduled Saturday at Yankee
Stadium.
The chief kink was a $60,000
guarantee demanded by both
teams, and Curran said the sum
will be placed in escrow today
inc money is Doing put up
and the game is on, Curran de
clared. "I can also say that the
Gotham Bowl game definitely
will be televised.
Earlier in the week both teams
had indicated they might pull out
of the game if the money was
not put in escrow but officials of
both universities apparently have
been satisfied since then.
Curran said he could not yet
reveal which network will tele
vise the contest but added an an-
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season record to 4-0 and gave ev
ery indication it is ready to chal
lenge top-ranked Cincinnati for
national honors this season.
Vanderbilt, led by Roger Schu
rig. who accounted for 15 of his
team's 29 field goals and 32
points, trailed by only 41-33 at
halftime. But Duke turned it on in
the second half, opening a 22
point lead with eight minutes left
to play.
West Virginia Wins
West Virginia, the only other
member of the UPI top 10 in ac
tion Tuesday night, rolled to a 78
59 triumph over Richmond at
Morgantown, W. Va. The 10th
ranked Mountaineers played with
out the services of their star. Rod
Thorn, who suffered an ankle in
nouocemcnt would be forthcoming
shortly.
Despite the escrow situation!
and New York's newspaper
strike. Joe Gustafson, ticket man
ager for the game, said Tues
day's ticket sales were "the best
yet." ' .
"We did 30 per cent more sell
ing of tickets yesterday than we
did on any other day since the
sale started," Gustafson said.
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jury in last Saturday night's loss caroms to 29 for the Pennsylvan
to fourth-ranked Ohio State. ians. Dave Wiedeman was cred
Richmond twice held nine-point ited with 17 rebounds and added
leads during the first half and led 13 points for Wake Forest,
at intermission. 33-30. The Moun- Elsewhere. Boston College
taineers found the range, though. edged Yale. 59-57; Dennis Cuff's
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Spiders. :40; William and Mary outlasted
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Larry Sheffield added 24 points
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holding a 36-32 halltime advan
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Center John Key's only basket
of the night with one second left
in overtime gave North Carolina
State its victory over Maryland.
It was the 12th straight defeat for
the Terrapins, who tied the score
at 68-all at the end of regulation
time on a 20-foot jumper by Bob
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Superior rebounding helped
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of Oregon Collegiate Conference
schools Tuesday tabled until
spring a motion to make it man
datory for athletes to have a
grade point average of 2.0 (CI to
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The presidents also agreed that
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