Longhorns Improve Mo.
NEW YORK (OPI) Stam
peding Texas improved iU
No. 1 ranking today in the run
away race for the 1963 national
college football title.
Thirty-two coaches one more
than last week rated the
Longhorns first in the United
Press International ratings on
the strength of tlicir perfect
record, the only one among the
major powers.
Pittsburgh and Michigan
Pelicans Place Five
MIKE McKIBBON
PAGE 10
HERALD AND
Billiards
Star In
Local Show
i Jimmy Caras, four-time world
billiard champion and member
of Brunswick's billiard adviso
ry staff, will appear Thursday
at 2 end 7 p.m. in a billiard
exhibition at the Cushion Corner
in Klamath Falls.
The billiard expert will first
demonstrate billiard fundamen
tals, then hold an exhibition
match with local talent, and
conclude with an exhibition
demonstration of his famous
skill and trick shots. After the
exhibition, lie wilt give per
sonal instruction to those who
request it.
Caras, at 17, earned the tltlo
of "boy wonder of the billiard
world" by defeating Ralph
Greenleaf in an exhibition match
in 1927. Greenleaf was then
world billiard champion.
In 1936, he won the World's
Champion Billiard title, lie did
it asain in 1938, 19 and 1949.
He and Willie Mosconi share
the world's record high run of
127. Two movies produced by
Metro Goldwyn Mayer, were
made on Caras' and Mosconi's
trick sliots. The films played in
theaters throughout the w orld.
On the nationally televised
ABC 'Wido World of Sports"
presentation, Caras beat Mosco
ni, 125-tB, for tlie la Nation
al Pocket Billiard title.
i As a member of the Bruns
wick advisory staff, Caras Is
one of over 125 bowling and
billiard star champions w h a
promote their respective sports
through exhibition and instruc
tion programs such as planned
for the Cushion Corner.
Huskies In
Stat Lead
SAN FRANCISCO UPI -Despite
Its upset beating at the
liands of UCLA last week, the
Washington Huskies still lead
the Big Six in three statistical
departments.
The Huskies have the best to
tal offense, averaging S22 yards
per game, compared with runner-up
USC with 309; In rushing
offense, with 2t yards per
game aagin.it USC's and In
rushing defense, allowing 134
yards against Washington
State's 141.
Southern California has the
best total defense, allowing 234
yards per game compared with
second-place Washington State's
270; and has the best passing
defense, allowing only 79 yards
per game, against 126 (or next
placa UCLA.
State negotiated the only
change in the top 10 from last
week, the Panthers taking over
fourth-place from the Spartans,
who replaced them in fifth.
Navy, enjoying the highest
ranking ever held by a service
team in the history of the rat
ings, fattened its hold on sec
ond place, drawing two No. 1
ballots. .Mississippi slipped but
clung to a three-point lead over
Pittsburgh in third. The Rebels
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NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
Desegregation Comes
To Southwest Teams
AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - The
University of Texas Monday be
came the first school in the
Southwest Conference to racial
ly desegregate its sports pro
gram. Most schools in the eight
member conference except
Rice and Arkansas were ex
pected to slowly integrate.
Coach Darrcll Royal, athletic
director at Texas, said he
would allow any eligible stu
dent to try out for 6ports.
"We will recruit anyone who
will fit in our program," Royal
said. "That is anyone who qual
ifies academically and athleti
cally." Texas' football team is unde
feated tliis season and top
ranked nationally.
INTRODUCING THE DEPENDABLES FOR '64
Sit
received the otlier first-place
ranking from the 35-man board.
Increase Point Totals
Oklahoma, Alabama and Illi
nois each increased its point to
tal in sixth, seventh and eighth,
respectively. Ninth-ranked Ne
braska and Auburn, No. 10 had
the same totals as last week.
While the top 10 went unde
feated last weekend for the
first time this season, the sec
Medford and Grants Pass
dominated the Southern Confer
ence all-star team selected by
the coaches and released today,
with both schools placing four
men each on the 12-man offen
sive first team and the Baker's
Dozen defensive first team.
CHUCK MILLS
Tuesday, November 19, 1963
Frank Broylcs, Arkansas
coach, said he was "too busy"
to comment on Texas' action.
Gov. Orval Faubus has said he
would oppose any move to in
tegrate athletics at the state
university.
Rice, a private university,
has a stipulation in its charter
which prohibits Negroes. A
spokesman, however, indicated
sports probably would bo de
segregated when, and if, the
school is integrated.
Southern Methodist Universi
ty was tlte first team in the
loop to play a team with Ne
gro athletes. SMU, Baylor, Tex
as Tech, Texas A&M, und Tex
as Christian all were viewing
the Texas decision with inter
est We didn't invent
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I Ranking, While Middies Retain Second Plate
ond 10 w as jolted severely w ith
losers Washington (No. 11),
Baylor '.No. 14, Missouri (No.
15) and Ohio State (No. 17)
dropping out of the ratings
completely.
Syracuse, Peon Slate and
Mississippi State moved up to
take their places as the 11-12-13
teams. Southern California and
Arizona State (winner of seven
straight) tied for 14th and Wis
Srideiers
Klamath Falls is represented
by one man on the offensive
first team, one on the second
team and two first team choices
on the defensive first team and
two on the second team.
Named to the first offensive
team from the Pelican squad
was Mike McKibbon, a 183
pound guard, while fullback
Chuck Mills was named to the
second team.
First team choices on the de
fensive unit are Terry Christian
son and Ben Kern, while Mc
Kibbon and Terry Eccles re
ceived recognition on the sec
ond team.
Honorable mention was ac-
IHl SOUTHERN OREGON CONFERENCE
All-Stir Football Squid
FIRST TEAM
Plavir
School
Grand Pail
Mtdford
Grant! Pais
Medford
Klamath Fill!
Crater
Athlind
Marly Bauir
Sltvt Toews
Bob Llndimann
Jill Hardralh
Mike McKibbon
oonny Ryenon
Jim Conklin
170
Mike Birnei
Tarry liabell
Gary Van Kolan
Vern Swamon
Midlord
Grant! Pan
Grant! Pan
170
173
lit
Crater 175
Medlord 215
Bill Enyart
HONORABLE MENTIONl
End! Witt Ventral!, Medlord; Lai Thurman, Klimalh Falls; Slavs
Jorde, Crater.
Tackles John Enrloht, Klamath Film Bob Methvln, Medlord.
Guard Chuck Fuller, Grant! Pan.
Oulrterback David Birqer, Aihland.
Back! Tim Murray, Medlord; Dennli Ekwill, Ashland; Greg Gindee,
Medlord; Mike Kilchlng, Klamath Falls; Sherman Kiger, Crater.
DEFENSE
FIRST TEAM
Player
School
Medlord
Grant! Pais
Grants Pan
Tim Murray
Terry Cronshiw
Bob Llndeminn
Jell Hirdrath
Medlord
Medlord
Brian Pelerien
Terry Chrlstlenson Klamath Falls 174
Denny Ryerson crater in
Jerry Mccormick Grant! Pan ISO
Ben Kern Klamath Falls 152
Ray White Crater 157
Rich Irelind Grants Pass 170
Chuck Taylor Crater 152
Ron Edmonds Medlord 110
DB
DB
HONORABLE MENTIONl
End! Glenn Miller Ktemath Falls) Lynn Flanders, Medford.
Tackles Bob Methvin, Medlord; Lee Sanders, Grants Pass; Jos
Raynes, Aihland; Mel Johnson, Crater.
Llnebicken Don- Summon, Grant! Pan; Tom Oia, Klimalh Falls.
Oeep Becks Vsrne Petrick, Klamath Falls; Lanes Casebeer, Medfordl
Oennls Ekwall, Aihland.
Hank Bauer Named
Oriole Manager
BALTIMORE, Md. (UPD -Hank
Bauer, former New York
Yankee star who once piloted
the Kansas City Athletics, today
was named manager of the Bal
timore Orioles.
Bauer, who succeeds Billy
Hitchcock, was signed only for
the 1964 season, but General
Manager Lee MacPhail said
that "Hank has been my pref
erence right along." No terms
were announced.
Bauer served as third base
coach of the Orioles last sea
the compact ... .
CHRYSLER
MOW! CO)AlrOH
consin re-entered the ratings in
16th.
Memphis State, in the listings
for the third consecutive week,
finished in a 17th-place dead
lock with Kansas.
Utah Enters List
Eight-game winner Utah
State entered the top 20 for the
first time in 19th, and Georgia
Tech and Army tumbled into a
tie for 20th with the Air Force.
The Cadets and Engineers were
Obi
corded Les Thurman, John En
right and Mike Kitching on the
offensive selections and Glen
Miller, Tom Osa and Verne Pet
rick receiving honorable men
tion on the defensive unit.
First team choices on offense
from Medford were end Steve
Toews, tackle Jeff Hardralh,
quarterback Mike Barnes and
fullback Bill Enyart.
Grants Pass players named
to the first unit were end Mar
ty Bauer, tackle Bob Linde
mann, and halfbacks Terry Isa
bell and Gary VanKoten. Round
ing out the first team picks
were center Jim Conklin of
Ashland and fullback Vern
SECOND TEAM
School
Grant! Pail
Crater
Crater
Aihland
Aihland
Medlord
Grant! Pan
Medlord
Granli Pan
Criler
Klamith Falls
Grant! Pan
Aihland
wt. Player
191 J. Mccormick
172 F. Arimfrons
174 John Buih
in Jack Gruber
110 John Yaple
ISO Chuck Kimbill
157 Bill sundliy .
115 Ed Coil
112 Tom Spartln
110 D. Summerlield
110 Chuck Mill!
170 Rich Ireland
2SS Mlkt Torreian
SECOND CAM
wt. Player
School
Grant! Pan
Crater
Crater
Ashland
Aihland
Klamath Falls
Medford
Aihtend
Crater
Medlord
Klamath Falls
Ashland
Medlord
Aihland
171 Marty Bauer
172 Frank Armstrong
174 John Buih
lt2 Jack Gruber
HO John Yaple
1B3 Mike McKibbon
203 Terry Wfnetroul
170 Jim Conklin
ISO D. Summerlield
173 Greg Dippel
130 Terry Ecclei
155 Mike Torreian
ISO Rich Knight
1M Roger Atherlon
son under Hitchcock. He h a d
managed the A's in 1961 and
1962.
Bauer, who was an outfielder
for the Yankees and A's for 13
years, became the Orioles fifth
and youngest manager, since
Baltimore came into the Amer
ican League in 1934. Bauer is
41.
MacPhail said that with the
departure of Luke Appling and
the promotion of Bauer, Harry
Breeheen would be the only
Orioles' holdover coach.
12-13 last- week, but were
drubbed thoroughly last Satur
day. Texas rests this Saturday be
fore completing its regular sea
son Thanksgiving Pay against
Texas A&M.
The three biggest games be
tween ranking teams take place
this weekend, with bowl bids at
stake in each one.
Illinois collides. w ith Michigan
State at Lansing, Mich., with
outherEH Conference
Swanson of Crater.
Defensive first team choices
from Medford were end Tim
Murray, tackle Hardrath. guard
Brian Peterson and defensive
halfback Ron Edmonds.
From Grants Pass are end
Terry Crenshaw, tackle Linde-
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3. Mississippi (D (7-0-1) 216
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