Baker Fails
As Detroit
Whips Rams
LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Coach
Harland Svare cast about today
for a cure to the the goal post
"allergy" that spoiled the season
debut of his Los Angeles Rams
Saturday, hoping to find it before
this weekend's encounter with the
Washington Redskins.
The Rams penetrated deep into
their opponent Detroit Lions' ter
ritory on several occasions and
once got as close as the 1-yard
line. But they were kept from
scoring by a stiff Detroit defense
that forced them to settle for a
safety in Saturday's 23-2 defeat
before 49,342 fans in Memorial
Coliseum.
Svare also was without a de
finite starting quarterback, with
talented rookie Terry Baker who
started for the Rams in the De
troit encounter still plagued by
a "balloon" aerial that was en
thusiastically grabbed by Lion in
terceptors. Baker had three passes inter
cepted, one setting up the Lions'
first score and another run back
70 yards for a touchdown as the
Lions tallied their sixth straight
league play victory over Los
Angeles.
- Roman Gabriel came into the
quarterback slot for the Rams in
the second half, but by that time
the Lions, ahead 20-0, brazenly
rushed the backfield, ruining Ga
briel s aerial eflorts.
Roman managed to drive the
Rams to Detroit's 1-yard line, but
missed on a rollout and had to
settle for a safety when Lindon
Crow caught halfback Larry Fer
guson in the end zone.
Gabriel connected with a 58-
yard pass to Dick Bass to get
as close as the 8, and once again
drove US the 4, but each time'
Detroit's defense stiffened.
HERALD AND NEWS. Kim lath Falls. Oregon
Monday, September IS, 1963
PAGE-IB i
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Cardinals Close ML Cap To Single Same;
Broglio, Podres Draw Mound Duties
Sports
Summary
Saturday
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UP1)
Mougo outduelled Never Bend
and Carry Back to win the $125,
000 United National Handicap at
Atlantic City for the second
straight year.
NEW YORK (UPD-Darby Dan
Farm'.s Chateaugay captured the
$57,300 Jerome Handicap at Aque
duct. DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) -Deane
Beman won the U.S. Ama
teur' golf championship for the
second time when he heat Dick
Sikes,, 2 and 1, in the 36-hole
final.
DENVER (UPI) - The United
Slates clinched the American Zone
finals of the Davis Cup from Ven
ezuela; as Dennis ' Ralston and
Marty. Riessen won the doubles
' WASHINGTON (UPI) - Herb
Score, onetime strikeout king of
the American League before being
struck in the face by a line drive
in 1937, was released outright to
Indianapolis by the Chicago White
Sox. i
Sunday
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Miss
Exide won the President's Cup
Regatta for unlimited hydroplanes
when rain forced cancellation of
the second round elinination
heats and finals.
SEATTLE (UPD-Bobby Nich
ols of Corona, Calif., captured the
$35,000 Greater Seattle Open golf
tournament by two strokes over
Raymond Floyd and Stan Leonard.
DENVER (UPD-Arthur Ashe
Jr. and Dennis Ralston won the
final two singles matches to com
plete a 5-0 sweep for the United
States over Venezuela in the
American Zone finals of the Davis
"Cup.
-BELLEVILLE, IU. (UPD-Fred
Wampler defeated Bob Goalby on
the fourth hole of a sudden-death
playoff to take the sixth annual
St. Clair Golf Open.
FORT WORTH. Tex. (UPI)
Chuck McKinley won the Colonial
National Tennis tournament with
e straight-set finals victory over
Ham Richardson.
DAYTON, Ohio (UHi - Keith
Plughe of Indianapolis won the
Dayton 500 auto race with a rec
ord time of three hours, 15 min
utes, 5.5 seconds.
OWLS GET READY The Oregon Tech Owls scrimmaged beneath the lights of Modoc
Field Saturday night as they polished up their offense for the Seattle Ramblers whom
they host next Saturday night. In top view, Sonny Luke, All-Ameriean, scores the
first touchdown as he goes through a big hole from nine yards out. Running with head
low, Luke has that left arm ready to lift tacklers out of the way. In lower view, Claude
Shipp, speedy sprinter from San Francisco, returns the opening Icickoff. He got back
to about the 35-yard line before being mobbed by defenders. The Owls play their
first five games on Modoc Field, opening against Seattle and then on successive Sat
urdays engaging Weber College, Grays Harbor and Portland State. They skip a week
and play Oregon College on Oct. 26. They then move into their away schedule, playing
Southern Oregon, Eastern Oregon and winding up with Southern Utah.
EES
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
New York
National League
W. L. Pet. GB
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.540 10
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Sunday's Results
Philadelphia 6 Los Angeles 1
San Francisco 13 Pittsburgh 5
Houston 5 New York 4, 1st
Houston 5 New York 0, 2nd
St. Louis 3 Milwaukee 2, 1st
St. Louis 5 Milwaukee 0, 2nd
Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Los Angeles at St. Louis (night)
Podres (13-10) vs. Broglio (16-8)
Chicago at Pittsburgh (night)
Jackson (14-lo) vs. Veale (2-2).
San Francisco at Milwaukee
(night) Marichal (22-8) vs. Clon-
inger (9-9).
By United Press International
The oddsmakers still like the:
Dodgers, tout not by much be
cause those incredible Cardinals
can change the entire National
League pennant picture tonight
a victory by uie Cardinals in
the opener of a three-game set
between the two clubs at St
Louis tonight not only would
boost them into a virtual first
place tie but also would automat-l
ically make them the new pen
nant favorites.
Momentum is entirely on their
side. By bowling over the Braves
twice Sunday, 3-2 and 5-0, the
Cardinals ran their winning
streak to 10 games and now have
won 19 of their last 20.
The Dodgers show a '13-7 log
during that same stretch and
while that record isn't anything
to be ashamed of it is respon
sible for cutting their lead from
a once comfortable 74 games.
The Dodgers still are slight
favorites," said one national odds-
maker. They won t be any
longer, though, if they lose to
night."
Champs And Chumps
The Cards looked like champs'
ill their two victories over Mil-I Over in the American League,
waukce Sunday while the be-lthe champion Yankees topped the
draggled Dodgers looked like Twins, 2-1. the Red Sox downedl
chumps losing to Philadelphia
6-1.
Lew Burdette pitched St. Louis
to victory in the opener when he
held his former teammates to six
hits, including Hunk Aaron's 42nd
homer. Aaron's blow, however,
was negated by Bill White's 27th
homer with one on in the second
inning and Ken Boycr's 23rd off
loser Bob IHendley in the fourth,
Ray Sadecki blanked the
Braves on five liils in the night
cap for his 10th victory and the
fifth shutout by a Cardinal pitch
cr in their last eight games. Tim
McCarver and Julian Javier each
singled home a run off loser Den
ny ILemaster in (lie second inning
and that was really all Sadecki
needed.
Broglio vs. Podres
Cardinal manager Johnny
Kcane nominated Ernie Broglio
il6-8 for tonight's game and;
Dodger manager Walt Alston
picked Johnny Podres (13-10). Af
ter that, the Cards will go with
Curt Simmons and Sib Gibson
while the Dodgers will follow with
Sandy Koufax and Pete Richer!
Alston said he was "glad yes
terday's game is out of our sys
tem."
The Dodger manager didn't
blame anyone for the defeat even
though catcher Johnny Roseboro
committed three passed balls that
led to as many runs, shortstop
Maury Wills and third baseman
Ken JIcMullen each made an er
ror and Don Drysdale sutlered
his first loss in Philadelphia in
four years.
Dallas Green won his sixth
game for the Phils with a five-
hitter, giving up the Dodgers'
only run On Tommy Davis' 15th
homer in the fourth. The loss
was Drysdalc's .17th against the
same number of wins.
In other National League
games, the Colts completed
four-game sweep of the Mets by
beating them twice, 6-4 and 6-0,
the Reds clipped the Cubs, 3-1
and the Giants crushed the Pi
rates, 13-5.
the Athletics, 5-3, the Orioles
nipped the Tigers, 2-1 and the
Indians beat the Angels, 6-3. Rain
washed out the White Sox-Sena
tors game.
Hurls Four-Hitter
Dick Farrell held the Mots hit
less for six innings in the opener
and then wound up with a Jour-I
hitter for his 13th victory. The
Mets ended a string of 39 straight
scoreless innings when they ral
lied for four runs with the aid
of Choo Choo Coleman's two-run
homer in the seventh. ,
THEY CARRY FLAG HOPES St. Louis Cardinal pitcher Ernie Broglio, left, (16-8)
faces Los Angeles Dodger Johnny Podres, right, 113-10) tonight in the opening game
of a three-game series in St. Louis that may well decide the National League pen
nant. The Cards, thanks to a double win Sunday coupled with a Dodger loss, trail the
league-leading Dodgers by only one game. The Cards have won 10 straight and 19 :
of their last 20 games. UPI Telephoto :
Young Pro Wins
Seattle Tourney
SEATTLE, Wash. (UPD-Bob
by Nichols may not be as well
known on the professional golf
tour as Arnold Palmer, Jack
Nicklaus or Julius Boros but he's
doing all right.
The handsome 27-year-old from
Corona. Calif- banked a fat check
(or $5,300 today as a result of
winning the $35,000 Greater Seat
tle Open golf tournament with a
16-under-par total ot Z7Z.
Ward Named
ST. LOUIS (UPD-Third base
man Pete Ward of the Chicago
White Sox Saturday was named
as the American League rookie of
the year in a poll conducted by
the Sporting News.
Ward attended Jclferson High
School and Lewis and Clark Col
lege in Portland.
Hole In One
PORTLAND (UPI) Wayne
Hanville, president of the Oregon
State Public Links Association,
scored his third hole-m-one Sunday.
Hanville was playing in club
championships at the Broadmoor
Course in Portland. The ace came
on the 210-yard sixth hok. with
FB Readies
Full Slate
Bv United Press International
The first big weekend of the
colleae football season looms
ahead with some attractive inter
sectional games making A very
interesting for fans and a little
unsettling for coaches.
Actually, the season opened last
weekend with a light schedule, in
cluding Georgia Tech's 9-0 vic
tory over Florida in a Southeast
ern Conference game and tw-
man's 17-0 victory over Davidson
in a Southern Conference battle
But this weekend, many of the
nation's top teams will be play
ing and a lot n questions win
be answered. Some fears un
doubtedly will be realized, too.
Three Friday night games start
things off with Pittsburgh meet
ing UCLA in Los Angeles. South
western Conference lavorite Tex
as playing Tulane in New Or
leans, and Florida State battling
Miami and George Mira in the
Orange Bowl.
The big intersectional clashes
Saturday find Navy at West Vir
ginia, defending collegiate champ
Southern Cal at Colorado, Big
Ten hopeful Northwestern at Mis
souri, Clemson at Oklahoma
Kansas at TCU, eastern champi
on Peno State at Oregon. Wash
ington at Air Force, and Texas
A&M at LSU.
The Ivy League doesn't open
until Sept. 28 and consequently
the eastern schedule is lighL
That boosted Nichols up to
eighth in the money winning list
for the 1963 tour ahead of such
illustrious fairway favorites as
Gene Littler, Billy Casper and
Don January. The six-foot-one
195-pounder has salted away $28,-
709 so far this year. He was the
ninth leading money winner in
1962.
Playing the hilly 6,667-yard,
par-72 Inglewood Country Club
course, Nichols fired four consec
utive sparkling rounds 66-68-
68-70.
Although he fired three birdies
in the closing round Sunday, the
hole that meant the big differ
ence was the par-three, 204-yard
16th.
"I think I won it right there."
lie said. "I hit my tee shot to
the left of the green and didn't
make a good chip. But I got a
15-foot putt down for a par and
that's what I needed.
Another tour unknown, 21-year
old Raymond Floyd of Fayette
ville. N.C.. and veteran Stan Leo
nard of Vancouver, B.C., tied for1
second money of $2,800 apiece
with 274.
Even though Nichols finished in
front of the Dack. he didn't win
the most money..
Phil Rodcers, live stocky ex
Marine from Pcrdido Bay, Fla.,
droDDed a three-iron shot in the
cup on the 216-yard eighth hole
and walked away with $10,000 for
his hole in one.
- Jack Nicklaus, the 1962 cham
oion at Seattle and the defending
titleholdcr in the $30,000 Portland,
Ore., Open next week, spent the
last two days fishing instead of
playing golf. He failed to make
the 36-hole cut lor only tne iwn
time In his meteoric career but
Raiders Tip
Bills 35-17
For Upset
AFL Standings
Eastern Division
W. L. T. Pet PF PA
Boston 1 1 0 .500 St 31
Houston 1 1 0 .500 33 38
New York 0 1 0 .000 14 38
Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 27 49
Western Division
W. L. T. Pet PF PA
San Dicgn 2 0 0 1.000 31 23
Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 59 7
Denver 0 2 0 .000 21 79
Sunday's Results
Oakland 35 Buffalo 17
(Only game scheduled)
Saturday's Results
San Diego 17 Boston 13
Houston 20 Denver 14
x-New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore ,
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
By United Press International
The Oakland Raiders have giv
en opposing teams fair warning
that they no longer are doormats
of the American Football League.
In fact, they could wipe their
cleats on many of their rivals
this year.
For the second consecutive
week the Raiders have upset a
co-lavorite in tlie Eastern Divi
sion. They handed the favored
Buffalo Bills a 33-17 trouncing
Sunday before a record turnout
of 17,568 in their opening home
game of the season. It was the
only game played Sunday.-
the Raiders combined a sharp,
hard-hitting defensive line with an
almost flawless passing attack to
gain their second win of the sea
son. Last week coach Al Davis'
crew upset the other favorite
Houston, 24-13.
A new AFL two-team passing
record was set as the Raiders,
mainly on the passing arm of
Cotton Davidson who played most
of the game at quarterback,
gained 397 yards through the air
to 355 for the Bills. The 752 yards
supplants the old mark of 716 set
in 1961 by Houston and Buffalo.
Davidson completed 14 of 29
passes for 315 yards and Tom
Flores three of six for 82 yards.
Jack Kemp, Darylc Lamonica
he will be on hand next wcckendnl Cookie Gilchrist completed 26
to defend his title at Portland, or 48 aerials tor Hullaio.
N.Y. Yanks Ready
For World Series
Showdown Night In St. Louis
ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Tonight's
the night.
In wild west terms, it's a
showdown." The military call it
D-Day." For evangelists, its the
day of reckoning."
Its the opening of a three-
game series between the Los An
geles Dodgers and St. Louis Car
dinals, who stand about a sneeze
part in the race to determine
which city flics the National
League pennant and hosts the lu
crative World Series.
l ne Lards are lust a e a m c
oacK ot Las Angeles in the stand
ings after capitalizing on the
Dodgers 6-1 defeat by Philadel
phia Sunday and taking two from
the Milwaukee Braves, 3-2 and
5-0.
The games will be beamed to
Los Angeles residents over tele
vision station 1TTV starting at 6
p.m. PDT. .
A sweep of the three-game sc
rieswith Johnny Podres (13-10)
set to face Ernie Broglio (16-8)
in today's opener by either side
could end the battle waged be
tween the two teams during the
past several weeks.
ine Dodgers, once a fat six
games ahead, have been playing
better than .600 ball, but still
have felt the impact of the streak
ing Cards, who have won 19 of
their past 20 encounters.
In the incentive department, the
Dodgers' desire to appease fans
by avoiding a repeat of last sea
son's closing debacle seems hard
to beat. But the Cards might
have the topper in a near-fanatic
aim to give retiring outfielder
Stan Musial a World Series fare
well.
And the Dodgers have the add
ed handicap of being over-keyed.
which is the nicest explanation
for the collapse of their defense
in Sunday s 6-1 tall to the Phillies.
Open To Serve You 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday!
American League
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85 65 .567 14";
85 67 .59 15 .
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x-Clinched pennant
Sunday's Results
Chicago at Washington, ppd., rain
Baltimore 2 Detroit 1
New York 2 Minnesota 1
Boston 5 Kansas City 3
Cleveland 6 Los Angeles 3 ,
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Chicago at Washington Horlen
(8-7) vs. Hannan (1-1).
(Only games scheduled)
By United Press International .
Start the World Scries Whitey
Ford is ready.
That was the general feeling to
day of the New York Yankees,
who are just going through the
motions waiting for the Dodgers
and the Cardinals to settle the
National League race.
It doesn't matter which team
wins the right to oppose the
Yankees. Manager Ralph Houk Is
almost certain to choose Ford as
his pitcher for the opening game
of the series at Yankee Stadium
Oct. 2.
Ford was Houk's mound choice
for the last two Series openers
against the Cincinnati Reds In
1961, and the San Francisco Gi
ants last year and he won
Ihcm both. So there doesn't seem
to be any reason for the Yankee
pilot to depart from tradition, es
pecially since Whitey has won
more Series games (10) than any
pitcher In history.
Like the Milwaukee Braves
Warren Spahn, Ford seems to be
getting better with age. The light
hearted left-hander notched his
23rd victory Sunday, allowing
only two singles in subduing the
Minnesota Twins, 2-1.
Clete Boycr's two-run single in
the second inning off loser Lee
Stange gave Ford all the margin
he needed against the Twins.
Zoilo Vcrsalles scored on a force-
out in the fourth to ruin Whitey's
bid for his fourth shutout of the
campaign.
The loss dropped the Tw ins a
game back of the Chicago White
Sox in their battle for second
place. The Baltimore Orioles
edged tlie Detroit Tigers, 2-1; the
Boston Red Sox clubbed the Kan
sas City Athletics, 5-3, and tlie
Cleveland Indians downed the Los
Angeles Angels, 6-3. The While
Sox at Washington game was
rained out.
The Tigers engineered the
American League's first triple
play since 1960 in tlie fifth inning
but the Orioles had pushed across
two runs earlier in the frame
one on a wild pitch by Frank
Lary to win the game. Milt
Pappas, with relief help from Stu
Miller, picked up his 16th victory.
Felix Mantilla's two-run. two-
out homer in the ninth inning off
John Wyatt powered the Red Sox
to a comeback victory. Jack La-
mabe, who blanked the A's over
the last three innings, was the
winner.
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