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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1963)
BY THE NUMBERS... hot Camp Slated For Orioles Under Mew Skipper Hank Bauer BALTIMORE lPl - The Baltimore Orioles may feel like they are in a Marine boot camp when tlicy report for spring training at Miami, Fla., in late February. Although Hank Bauer tried to sidestep the issue when he was named the Orioles' now manag er Tuesday, the flat-nosed ex Marine sergeant indicated some Baltimore players will be stepped on if they don't behave themselves. "I'll be tough if I have to be," said the 41-year-old former New York Yankee outfielder who hit the beach with (lie U.S. Marines at Okinawa in World War II. "It's up to the players. I'll expect W" per col,t 'rom each man. If I don't get it, I'll take stops to get it." When Billy Hitchcock was re leased as the Orioles' manager the end of last season it was reported that the front office felt he had coddled certain players. All this should change under Berry Now Rated 6th NEW YORK (UPI) - Oregon quarterback Bob Berry rated sixth in the nation in total of fense in NCAA football individu al statistics released here today. Berry has gained 1,461 yards on 203 plays in nine games. Oregon State quarterback Gor don Queen led in touchdown passes wiCh 1G scoring aerials in nine games. End Lon Frketich of the Bea vers ranked third in punting with a 42.6 yards per punt aver age on 22 kicks. In team statistics, Oregon was eighth in total offense, with an average of 350 8 yards per game on 3,157 yards in 560 plays. Bauer. At least that appears to be the hope of club President Lee MaoPhail. "Hank has a well earned rep utation as a competitor and a winner," said AlacPhail in an nouncing Bauer had signed a one-year contract. "His quali ties of leadership are what ue need to put some spark into this club and change it from just another first division team into a competitor." The Orioles, picked in pre season polls to battle the Yan kees for tlie American Denver Triumphs In 6-1 WHL Breeze By United Pratt International Seattle goalie Claude Dufour may be leading the league in defense, but Denver is not im pressed. A trio of Invaders scored twice each Tuesday night as Denver breezed to a ft-1 victory over Seattle. The win kept the latter club from taking over first place in tlie tense Western Hockey League race. Dufour had allowed less than three goals per contest going into Tuesday flight's game, and had a pair of shutouts. But John Slcaver, Gordie Re dahl and Rudy Migay each scored twice and two of lira goals occurred 28 seconds apart in the second stanza. It was not Dufour's night. In action tonight, it's league leading San Francisco at Los Angeles and Vancouver at Port land. At Portland, one of (lie league's great veterans will be back in uniform. Gordy Fasho- way of the Bucks retired after last season and became the team's chief scout. But he will replace lineman Tom McCar thy, wIk was called to Toronto because of the death of his fa ther, i Portland also will have de lenseman , Dallas Smith suited up. Smith has missed the last half-dozen games with a severe Ice cut. League pennant, slipped to sev enth place at one stai;e of the campaign before climbing to fourth at season's end. Bauer joined the Orioles last season as a coach after man aging the Kansas City Athletics for tlie second half of the 1961 campaign and the entire 1OT2 season. Actually, Hank quit tlie A s on the next-to-last day of tlie 1962 campaign following tilts with owner Charles 0. Fin Icy and General Manager Pat Friday. "I wasn't ready to manage before. . I am now," Bauer confessed. FMw:.; onr ry jr . ' jf v, . , v ... ' , 4.-v, Ramsey Breaks Up Game In Celtic Win; Big '0' Paces Cincy Triumph PAGE JB weonesaiy, rsoremorr zo, it6 HIHALD AND NEWS, KHm.lh F.lll, Or. National Basketball Association By United Press International Eastern Division W. L. Pet. Boston 12 1 .923 Cincinnati 10 7 .5H8 Philadelphia 5 8 .385 New York 6 11 .353 Basketball Leagues Near Start Tlie Victory League basket ball program is in the process of being formed in Klamath Falls and all high school age boys from all schools in tlie county arc invited to partici pate. learns and leagues will be formed, with four games played each night at the Klamath Falls Auditorium two nights per week and a tournament slated at the end of the season. Last year some 120 boys par ticipated in the program and a larger number is hoped for this year. Those interested may sign up now at tlie high school by con tacting athletic director J i m Johnson. learns will be formed, fol lowed with a week of practice prior to the first week of play winch is tentatively slated for the second week in December. Western Division W. L. Pet. St. Louis 10 7 .588 Los Angeles 9 7 .563 San Francisco 8 7 .533 Detroit 4 9 .308 Baltimore 3 10 .231 Tuesday's Results Cincinnati 127 Detroit 102 Boston 126 New York 98 ' San Francisco 129 St. Louis 95 (Only games scheduled The Boston Celtics have found a man to fill Bob Cousy's sparkplug role. He's veteran Frank Ramsey who Tuesday night broke a close game between the Celtics and tlie New York Knickerbock ers wide open. The Knicks stayed close to the Celtics through most of the first quarter until Ramsey en tered the game and scored nine points in a minute and 49 sec onds. Boston then coasted to a 126-98 victory over New York in the second game of a Na tional Basketball Association doublchcadcr at New York Madison Square Garden. In the opener, Oscar Robert son scored 32 points and paced the Cincinnati Royals to a 127 102 win over tlie Detroit Pis tons. In the only other game played the San Francisco War riors continued their red-hot scoring spree with a 129-96 vic tory over the St. Louis Hawks. Bill Russell played only 29 minutes for Boston but grabbed 15 rebounds as the Celtics won their 12th game in 13 starts this season. APPEARANCE SLATED Jimmy Caras, four-time world billiard champion, will appear at the Cushion Corner in Klamath Falls Thursday, with exhibitions slated for 2 and 7 p.m. The billiard expert will hold demonstrations and meet local talent in matches. Victories Accomplish One Thing &(: Lower National Rating NEW YORK (UPI) - Dela ware, a email college power which specializes In outclassing major college opposition. Tues day ran up the highest point to tal of tlie season in tlie United Press International small col lege football ratings to strength en its first-place standing. Tlio Blue Hens liavo won eight consecutive games this season without a blemish on their record and boast three easy victories over teams clas sified In tho NCAA's University Division. Delaware was ranked first by 18 roaches to build up its first solid lead 132 points) over sec ond ranked Northern Illinois since the Blue Hens wrested the top position away from tlie Hus kies three weeks ago. Northern Illinois has complet ed its regular season but still has a shot at first-place in the Mineral Bowl Thanksgiving Day against eighth - rated Southwest Missouri Stale in a battle ol un beatens. Howfver, the Blue Hens could wrap up the small college title with a win over Bucknell this Saturday in their season finale. Tho three-team struggle for third continued to juggle the ratings. Florida AiM wedged past Massachusetts into third and Wittenberg also slipped past Hie Redmen filling tlie No. 4 posi tion vacated by tlie Florida eleven. Massachusetts, thus set lied into fifth but only six points out of 'third. San Diego State retained sixth and St. John's I .Minn. I main tained its seventh-place rating. Southwest Missouri climbed two notches to eighth, idle Western Kentucky slipped to ninth and Texas A&I dropped to 10th. Florida A&M and San Difgo Stato, with two games remain ing, and Texas Ail, Western Kentucky and Delaware with one, aro the only top 10 teams which have not completed their regular season. Seven of the teams in the sec ond 10 have perfect records and three of them have finished their season. l.Jj. 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