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HERALD AND
Braves Vin Bidding Contest As
Felipe Alou, Three Others Taken
SAN DIEGO, Calif. H'PH -The
Milwaukee Brave, jubilant
upon obtaining star outfielder
Felipe Alou from the San Fran
cisco Giants in a fantastic bid
ding contest, figured today they
were in a prime position to
uln the 19t4 National League
pennant.
"The trade made us more
solid and more diversified than
ever before," said Braves Man
ager Bobby Bragan. "I think
we are in the best position to
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Jackson poured in 39 points and
collected IS rebounds as College
of Idaho defeated Eastern Ore
gon 93-81 in a nonconference
basketball game Tuesday night.
Jackson, a 6-7 center, scored
13 points in the first half and
26 in the second half.
Don McClain and Steve Smith
topped the Mountaineers' scoring
with 19 and 16 points, respec
tively. 5 -Squares
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away.
By JUDY AUDSLF.Y
(Brunswick Advisory Staff)
Written for NEA
To be realty good you have
to be a square at least in one
respect.
The shoulders must be square
to the target from the stance
throughout the delivery.
This not only helps keep live
arms close to live sides. It helps
Insure a perfect pendulum
BASKETBALL
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College Basketball Results
By United Press International
East
Navy 77 Baltimore U. r0
St. Vincent 86 Geneva 64
St. Bonaventure M Villa Ma
donna 71
Slippery Rock 85 Grove City 71
Bloomsburg 79 King's 64
DuqucMie 83 St. Francis il'a.)
79
Allegheny 66 Thiol 53
Pel. Valley 93 Phila. Bible 79
Jlory Cross 89 St. Michael's
Vt.) 69
Clarion 102 .M alone 61
Trenton St. 89 Fairleigh Dick
inson (Madison) 72
Jirockport St. 57 Roberts s-
If) an 43
Massachusetts 80 Boston V. 72
SC.Anselm's 83 Stonehill 71
St. John's . V.) 83 George
Washington 64
Manhattan 105 Southern Con
necticut St. 81
lona 71 Marist Coll. 54
Buffalo St. 55 Muskingum 47
South
Southern U. 95 Rust 64
Norfolk 91 Delaware St. 83
Alabama A&M U9 Lc Moyne
(Tenn.) 68
Fairmont St. 89 Davis & Elk
ins 49
Fisk 121 Tuskegee 83
Solon Hall 69 Calh. U. 67 OT
Clemson 66 North Carolina 64
Florida 78 Florida St. 53
Miama (Kla.) 101 Tampa 95
Morris Harvey 91 Alderson-
Broaddus 60
Concord 83 West Va. St. Coll. 68
.,Rjrhmond 71 East Carolina 67
Hollins 101 Southwestern iTcnn.)
9
Florida Southern 91 Hunling
ton 89
Midwest
Creighlon 72 Hardin-Simnions 58
Kansas St. 87 South Dakota St.
59
MinnewHa 61 Iowa SU 50
Illinois Tech 103 Aurora 78
OlUnbein 87 Marietta 64
Marquette 74 North Dakota 65
NEWS. Klamath Falls, Oregon
challenge the leaders in several
years."
But the Giants claimed the
trade should put llicm on even
terms v. ith the world champion
Los Angeles Dodgers.
The swap sent Alou, veteran
catcher Ed Bailey, pitcher Billy
Hoeit and a player still to be
named, to the Braves for pitch
ers Bub Hendley and Bub Shaw,
and veteran backstop Del Cran
dall. Gave Good Man
"If we had had Shaw with us
last year we would have fought
the Dodgers for the pennant
right down to the closing day."
said Manager Alvin Dark of the
Giants. "But we gave up a good
man in Alou. Every club in the
majors was bidding for him."
The key men involved were
Alou, Hendley and Shaw. The
Braves have been looking for a
capable center fielder for years.
And the Giants lost out in the
pennant race last year for lack
of capable pitching.
"Felipe will play center field
for us. with Lee Maye in left
and Hank Aaron in right." said
Bragan. "And don't forget we
can play Eddie Mathews in left ,
TeM-AGE
IeNPINNER
swing of arm and ball.
If you are not squared away
at the very outset, Hie chances
are you will drop the shoul
der somewhere in the s w 1 n g,
brining about a sido-arm deliv
ery which can send the ball far
off target.
Start right with the shoulders
squared to the target, and the
chances are you will have no
error to compound during live
delivery.
Fort Hays 49 Kansas Wesleyan
.16 I
Northeast Missouri 93 St. Ben
edict's 77
Auguslana (111.1 75 Monmouth
63
Omaha 02 Midland 54
Southwest
Arizona St. 121 Western New
Mexico 79
Vanderhilt 79 SMU 60
Oklahoma 100 Soulh Dakota 79
Oklahoma St. 83 Southern Illi
nois 54
Baylor 98 Arlington St. 74
Midwestern IVI Fast Texas 64
West
Stanford 83 Oregon 61
Oregon St. 75 Washington St. 58
San Francisco St. 7R Santa Clara
79
College of Idaho 93 Eastern Ore
gon 81
University of San Francisco 77
Sacramento State 39
Adams Slate 113 Arizona Slate
(KlagXaffi 97
Upland 65 Cal Tech 57
Cal Poly of San Luis Oibspo 81
Whit tier 72
San Fernando State 83 West-
mont 82
Pomona 94 California at River
side 77
Southern Oregon 61 Humboldt
State 47
Montana Slate 68 Nevada 54
Ariinna State 121 Western New
Mexico 79
Bahion Invitational
At Babson Park, Mass.
iFinal)
Mertimae 72 Suffolk 70
WATSON RESIGNS
MORGAN I'OWN. W. Va.
UPI Ray Watson resigned
Tuesday ns West Virginia Uni
versity assistant football coach
to become the second mentor
In four days who has severed
relations with the Mountain
eers. Watson, vvIhi will take a
job In soliool administration,
emphasized he was not leaving
"because of adversities."
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Wednesday, December 4, 1963
too. But the trade gives us a
wealth of right-handed hitting
power."
Alou, who hit .316 for the Gi
ants in 1962 when they won the
pennant, slumped to .281 last
year, but still rapped 20 home
runs and drove in 83 runs.
Lied In Relief
Shaw, 30. will be used in re
lief by the Giants. He had a
7-11 record for the Braves last
year. But had a tight 2.66
earned run average and 104
strikeouts.
Hendley, 24, will be given a
shot as a starter. He was 9-9
last year with a 3.94 ERA, and
105 strikeouts.
"We figure we'll have five
starters on our pitching staff
now," said Dark. "They will be
Juan Marichal, Jack Sanford,
Bob Bolin, Billy O'Dell and
Handley."
Dark said he would use rook
ie Jesus Alou. Felipe's 21-year-old
younger brother, in right
field.
"He'll hit around .275," said
Dark. "But if he has trouble,
we still have Harvey Kuenn
available for that position."
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Ducks High
In Stats
NEW YOIIK (UP! - Oregon's
Dutks ranked fourth in the na
tion in total offense and fifth in
passing offense in NCAA foot
ball team statistics released
hero today.
Oregon rolled up a 3B0.7 yards
per game average on 3.607
yards in (U5 plays in 10 games.
The Ducks had a Jll.'i 1 passing
average on 1.831 yards on 133
pass completions in 212 at
tempts. Oregon quarterback Bob Ber
ry was fifth in the nation in
total offense in individual sta
tistics with 1,733 yards in 243
plays and was ninth in passing
oflensc wilh 1.675 yards on 101
pass completions in 171 at
tempts. Oregon State and Vern Burke
as second in pass receiving
with catches for 794 yards
and nine touchdowns. A team
mate, Len Krketich. also an
end. was second in punting with
a 42 2 yards per kick average
on 24 punts.
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Boros Wins
Golf Test
SKUH1NG, Fla. (UPD - Jul
ius Burns and Sam Knead, the
elders of the professional golf
circuit, battled neck and neck
Tuesday before V. S. Open
champ Horos grabbed a one
stroke win tor the annual Haig
Haig challenge golf trophy.
The women's half of the pro
golf honor was won by Mickey
Wnslil.
Miss Wright stormed from be
hind to take the win when
Kathy Wlulworth of Jal, N. M
linished double bogey, bogey,
but Hoiks had In weather a
bUstcnng 33 on the back nine
by Sntad.
Borns, tlie second oldest man
to win the V. S. Open and
honored Tuesday niulit a the
111 A "Holler of the Year"
birdies at Snead on the first
two holes.
Boros' card read 3.1.37 70.
Snead had a 71 alter
spar) ins hM long Ice shots all
ner tlie course on the front
nine.
Miss Wright, who lulls fiom
Dallas, fired a one over par 37-3H-73
on the Haider Hall
course,
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Bonanza Antlers Eye Improved Basketball Year
Through Experience; Six Lettermen Lead Pack
By BILL GOULD
Herald and News Sports Editor
This Is tlie third In a series
of articles outlining Klam
ath County B League basketball
prospects.
Experience figures to p I a c e
the Bonanza Antlers in the run
ning for this year's Klamath B
League title and a possible
berth ki the state tournament.
Coach Bob Freirich starts
his thud season as head man
of the Antlers and counts s i x
lettermen including five two
year veterans.
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Freirich sees additional as
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standing 5-10 as a forward.
Three other plays up from
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