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Newspaper Page TextThurtdav, Srptnnlwr 26. 19A3 PAGE 3D HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Fallc. Orf. Pelicans View South Salem Movies As They Prep For Corvallis Clash BREAKS THE PRICE BARRIER ON PISTOLS! m m Lm tit kXLm I S"! 7 y i COMPARE BATS Dodger outfielders Willie Davis, left, and Frank Howard, compare bats before the start of the Dodgers-Mets game Wednesday night which the Dodgers won 1-0. Both bats will figure prominently in the World Series which opens in Yankee Stadium on Wednesday, Oct. 2. The Dodgers will fly to New York on Monday, Sept. 30. Experts Give Yankees Slight Edge In Series (EDITORS NOTE: The follow ing is the first of three dis patches comparing the World Series rivals, the Yankees and the Dodgers. This story com pares their offense; following stories will compare their de fense and their pitching.) .: By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) Rival managers Ralph Hnuk and Walt Alston are in complete agree ment on one point neither team has any real advantage over the other in a short scries Both, of course, are referring In the forthcoming World Scries between the Yankees and Dod gers. Neutral observers, such as managers, scouts and players connected with teams that won't be in the Scries, concede the Yankees a definite edge on of fense despite the Dodgers' great er speed on the base paths. Most of (he Yankee edge, if not all of it, is based on pure power because there is virtually nothing to choose between them as fari as aggregate batting averages are concerned. The Yankees owned a ,2S2i mark through Rames played Sept. 24 while the Dodgers showed .251. The big difference between the two clubs was in total homers up to that date. The Yankees had IRS to the Dodgers' 107. Discounts Power Edge "Okay, so we hit more homers lit than they did," says Houk. "What does that really prove? I've seen teams that were mur dering the hall suddenly stop hit ting in a World Series. And I've seen other teams who were n't hitting a lick suddenly break down the fences once the World Series started." Dodger bench has the power to compare with such Yankee part timers as John Blanchard and Yogi Berra. Have Only One By comparison, the Dodgers have only one man likely to break up a ball game with one swing of the bat and that man is big Frank Howard, who can be pitched to more easily than most of the Yankee sluggers. Next to Howard, Tommy Da vis probably has the most power on the Dodgers unless you wish to include Moose Skowron, who had a disappointing season with only four homers this year. There is one faction that thinks that the vastness of Chavez Ra vine could cut down greatly on the Yankees' power advantage, Maybe so, but the first two games will be played at Yankee Stadium where the American League champions always are at; (heir best, and the sixth and sev enth games also, if they are necessary. So there is no question that in (he matter of home runs, anyway, the Yankees hold the upper hand. Dodgers Have Speed It's a different story on t h e base paths where the Yankees have no one to match the speed of Willie Davis or Maury Wills. It should be borne in mind that Davis and Wills first have to get on base lo do any damage. And should also be remembered "What can you say after a I summed up his feelings following game like that one? a one-sided shellacking suffered at Loach Bob Williams of Klamath Salem. Union High School looked back "I don't know quite what hap over his shoulder at last Friday's pened," he continued, "we made game with South Salem and i a lot of mistakes and after view COAST FOOTBALL ROUNDUP STANFORD. Calif. (UPI) -, Coach John Ralston said today he was gearing his Stanford defense to stop University of Oregon half back Mel Renfro. The Indians held a closed scrimmage Wednesday in prepa ration for the game here this Sat. urday against the Webfoots. STOCKTON, Calif. (UPD-The University of Pacific spent most of Wednesday's scrimmage work ing against West Texas State plays. The Tigers meet West Tex as Saturday at Canyon, Tex. Coach John Rohde praised full back Smiley Verduzco for his performance. SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPD - San lose State tackle Don Anderson will not see action this Saturday when (he Spartans play Kansas State here. Coach Bob Titehenal said An derson's pulled hamstring on his left leg will definitely bench him for the Wildcat game. BOISE, Idaho (UPD Two Ida ho lettermen wingbacks will miss Saturday's contest with the Uni versity of Utah here. Cary Smith is out w ith a dislo cated shoulder and Wade Thomas has a twisted knee, said coach Dee Andros. Both injuries were sustained in last Saturday's 32-8 win over Fresno State.. CORVALLIS, Ore. (UPI) The Oregon State Beavers canceled practice Wednesday when a flu attack hit about 30 players and the entile seven man coaching staff. Trainer Bill Robertson said to day that he felt the squad would be able to practice today. Most of the players were in their resi dence and a Sew were in the in firmary. EUGENE, Ore. (UPI) Ore gon's Ducks concentrated or ground defense today as they braced themselves for Stanford's running attack. Center Ron Straiten returned lo practice Wednesday after being out two weeks with a sprained neck. Pittsburgh today for their contest Saturday with the 'Panthers. Head coach Jim Owens said he still hasn't bolstered the weak tackle slot. He has one practice day left before his charges tan gle with Pitt. LOS ANGELES lUPH - The UCLA Bruins left today for their football game against Penn State this Saturday. The 40-pIayer squad was sched uled to work out in Pitt Stadium this afternoon and again Friday at Penn Slate Stadium. LOS ANGELES .UPI) -Coach John McKay's University of Southern California Trojans were making final preparations today far Saturday's football game with Oklahoma, with no in juries to date. The Trojans delayed a sched uled afternoon workout Wednes day because of excessive heat and held a closed drill at 7 p m. on both offense and defense. NORMAN, Okla. (UPH - Okla homa planned to fly a 4.1-man traveling squad west today for the big Saturday intersectional against top-rated Southern Cali fornia in the Coliseum. Coach Bud Wilkinson sent his nationally third - ranked Sooners through a lively two-hour workout Wednesday. The squad empha sized line play, tackling drills and pass defense. Right end Bill Thomas and left end Cov Kersey returned to prac tice after being sidelined with in juries since the first week of Sep tcmber. ing the films of the game last night, we feel that, to a great extent. e beat ourselves, al though you have to give some credit to a surprisingly strong booth Salem club. All this week, double attention has been placed on fundamentals, and Williams indicated that his charges would taper off tonight by reviewing the film on last week's game again and then hold ing a skull session on what to ex pect from Corvallis, their Friday night foe. The Pelicans have elected Steve Campbell and Chuck Mills as co- captains for the season. A special ()op rally is being held at Modoc Field tonight at 8, o'clock with the squad slated to leave at about 12:30 tomorrow for Corvallis and their clash with the Spartans. Williams indicated that the flu bug has been plaguing the Pels throughout the week and as late as Thursday, Mills was still not at full capacity. Other than that, he said, they came through the South Salem game without any crippling injuries and should be at or near full strength for the Sparts. Nomination for starting lineups were held up, however, until a final nose count on -Friday to see who has escaped the flu bug or recovered from it. In Corvallis, the Pelicans meet a club that is also seeking its first victory. However, Coach Lee Gustafson's Spartans looked impressive last week when they SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) - Washington Huskies leave The for Fishing Report PORTLAND (LPH-The week ly report on fishing conditions nMn4NU k.r tl,A Cf'itA r.am Pnin. that Howard is no slouch at cut- mission -ting runners down, nor do many Nfflrthw(. mm angling rivals ever steal on southpaw sowed M mou(1) ((( Columbia. Whitey Ford who figures to p. ch sie(z anrf Alsea (or silvers; Siuslaw tidewater Mrs. Borst Leads Open PORTLAND (UPH - Defending champion Mrs. R. L. Borst con tinued her steady drive for the Oregon Women's Golf Association championship Wednesday with a 2 and 1 victory over Mrs. Fred Soller in quarter final action at the Oswego Lake Country Club. Mrs. Borst's victory over the host club member sent her into live semifinals against Mrs. Kuss Gustavson of the Oswego club.! Mrs. Gustavson eked out a 1-up victory over Mrs. Les Darby of i Riverside. ! In another quarter final match Mrs. Tom Harrison, medalist from I Waverley, defeated Mrs. Ray Scott, Columbia-Edgewater, 2 and 1. She met Mrs. iFred Cronin, Columbia-Edgewater, in a semi final match. The latter won 5 and 3 over Mrs. William Colvin of Die host club Wednesday. Apologies Given Band ASTORIA UP1) -Oregon Ath letic -Director Leo Harris has writ ten a letter of apology to Astoria High School principal Robert Par nell because the school's band didn't get to perform last Satur day. The band appeared at the Ore-gon-Pcnn State football game in Portland but did not perform at halftime because of an exhibition by golf professionals. Harris said the university would pay the band's expenses for the trip and school Sunt . Roy Sccborg said the olfer would be accepted. rolled into a 13-0 lead over Al bany only to have the Bulldogs roll back in the second half to gain a tie. The previous week, Corvallis dropped a 21-0 clash to Medford. Even in this defeat, though, ob servers indicated that the score should have been closer. Rick Olsson, a sophomore trans fer from Albany, will get the call as signal caller for Corvallis against Klamath Falls. Bill Rob ertson, veteran quarterback, was injured in the Albany game. How ever, ' Olsson acquitted himself well, connecting on two of four passes for 16 yards, gaining II yards rushing in four carries, and scoring one of his team's two touchdowns. Mark Gustafson scored the oth er Spart counter against Albany, and proved the squad's work horse, reeling off 102 yards in 18 carries for a 5.9 average per carry. All league halfback Dick Watcn paugh who missed the Albany game because of a knee injury may be ready for action again to bolster the Spartans backficld. Tentative lineup for Corvallis will feature L. J. Fagnan and Jim Blackford at ends. Roger Ham lin and John Pittman at tackles, Dave Harris and Tom Emang, guards and Bob 'Fisher at center. Besides Olsson at quarter, Dick Gcrding and Gustafson will han-! die the halfback spots with either Watenpaugh, Greg Marks or Lynn Darroch slated (or backficld duty. Corvallis operates off the winged-T formation, using a split end to the strong side. The clash is a non-conference game, but the 'Pelicans, smart ing from last week's effort, will hit the turf determinend to rack this one up in the victory column. HUNTERS! Gas Up Here! OPEN ALL NITE FRIDAY White Go j. Batteries, Mechanic on Duty Ray's Reliable RICHFIELD Esplanade and Wall two and maybe even three of the games. Another point worthwhile re membering is that the 1959 While Sox had speed to spare but it did them little good in the World Hnuk and Alston that anything Scries against Ihe Dodgers that can happen in a short Series, if a game is settled by one blow' Ihe chances are it will he a Yan kee hitter who settles it. Mickey Mantle and Roger Mar ls are home run threats every lime they step to the plate, and Mantle has the added advantagei of being able to hit one out whe ther he's hatting right-handed or left-handed. Elstnn Howard, a prime candi dal for the American League's most valuable player award, Joe Pepitone and Tom Trcsh also are considered legitimate home year. Given a choice, most managers would rather have the Yankees' power than Ihe Dodgers' speed, especially in a short Series. Hnuk and Alston still maintain neither team has any real advan tage on offense. run hitlers, and no one on the! Nov. 6, 1959. QUICK K.O. SYRACUSE. N. Y. 'UPH The quickest knockout in a na tionally home-televised fight was big Mike Dejohn's 47-second kayo over Charley Powell at Syracuse, good for bluebacks. Southwest: Sea - run cutthroat being taken on lines in lower Umpqua; lower Rogue has been excellent (or salmon. Central: Lower Deschutes (air for sleelhead; Wickiup good for kokanee on troll. Northeast: Columbia fair to good for steelhead and McNary area: Snake River excellent for smallmoutb bass and channel cat fish. Southeast: Fish Lake in Harney Counly good. Golf Picks J. Revolta DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPH - John ny Revolta, 52-year-old pro at the Evanstnn, 111., Golf Cluh, was named today to the PGA Hall of Fame. Revolta was elected by the present members of the Hall of Fame. He is Ihe second golfer named lo the Hall this year. 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