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NEW YORK ( UP1 1 Michi
gan and Kentucky moved up to
challenge top-ranked Loyola of
Chicago today in the United
Press Internatioal college bas
ketball ratings. The weekly
standings were jumbled by a
sejes of upsets.
Loyola's high-scoring Ram
blers survived a close brush
with the upset wave against
Detroit and Western Michigan
during the week and thus
dropped four first-place ballots
from last week. The undefeat
ed Ramblers were ranked No. 1
by 28 of the 35 coaches on the
UPI rating board this week.
Unbeaten Michigan, an early
Big Ten crown, skipped three
places to second, receiving
three first-place ratings and to
taling 245 points, 80 behind
Loyola.
Kentucky, which has broken
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TRIUMPHANT HUSKIES RETURN
The University of Washing,
on arrival at Los Angeles.
Kentucky
the 100-point mark three times
in winning five straight, moved
four positions to third with two
first-place votes and 202 points.
Duke, one of five members of
the top 10 last week to be up
set, dropped from second to
fourth; Cincinnati gained one
position to fifth and UCLA, un
beaten in four tests, jumped
from 14th to sixth.
NYU, upset by Toledo, fell to
seventh from third and Texas
advanced a notch to eighth.
Vandcrbilt, another high-scor-ing
outfit which dropped Duke
last week, vaulted from 16th to
ninth with five consecutive
wins: and two powerful small
er universities, Davidson and
Toledo, both with six straight
victories, tied Oregon State for
10th.
Minnesota, Wichita and Ari
zona State rated 1.1-14-15 in or
der followed by Oklahoma City
ltith. Kansas State 17th and
Creightnn 18th.
Bradley finished 19th and
Georgia Tech and Villanova
tied for 20th.
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NEW YORK (UPI) The
The Huskies scheduled another workout today at their
Rose Bowl headquarters' camp at Long Beach.
Near Top
Now 10th
United Press International col
lege basketball ratings with
first-place votes and won-lost
records through games of Sat
urday, Dec. 14, in parentheses:
Team Points
1. Loyola (111.) (281 (4-0 ) 325
2. Michigan (31 (5-0
3. Kentucky (2) (5-0
4. Duke (3-1)
5. Cincinnati (3-1)
6. UCLA (4-01
7. NYU (II 14-1)
8. Texas (5-0)
9. Vanderbilt 5-0
10. (tie) Davidson in (6-0)
10. Uie) Toledo ((-0i
10. (tie) Oregon State (5-1
Second 10: 13, Minnesota 35;
14, Wichita 21; 15, Arizona
State 19; 16, Oklahoma City 15;
17, Kansas State 13; 18, Creigh
ton 12; 19, Bradley 11; 20 (tie),
Georgia Tech and Villanova, 9.
49er Coach
Awaits Big
Decision
SAX FRANCLSCO I UPI)
Jack Christiansen probably will
find out next week if he will
coach the San Francisco Forty
Miners in 191)4.
Christiansen, choice of the
players to continue, met Mon
day with club president Vic
Morabito, but the youthful For
ty Niner coach said they dis
cussed only last Saturday's 21
17 loss to Green Bay which
gave San Francisco a 2-12 rec
ord for the year.
The Forty Xiners announced
that they had signed 210-pound
fullback Ollie Ross of West Tex
as Stale. He was a 15th round
draft pick as a red-shirt in
1912.
Ross gained 930 yards on 182
carries in his college career.
Hockey
Standings
WlfL Standings
By I nilcd Pros International
W I, T Pis OF CA
Denver 18 8 2 38 120 73
Seattle 14 11 3 31
LosAngls 13 12 3 29
Portland 11 14 4 26
San Fran 12 17 2 26
97 82
85 99
88 i!9
90 118
90 99
Vancouver 10 16 2 22
Monday's Results
Xo games scheduled
Tuesday's Schedule
Portland at Vancouver
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Licenses
To Expire
Hunters and fishermen are
reminded that a new year is
about to begin. As such their
old hunting and fishing licenses
will expire on the last day of
December.
Hunting and fishing licenses
for 1964 must be in possession
Jan. 1 if outdoorsmen intend to
start the New Year with a trip
to the duck blind or to a hot
spot steelhead hole.
Waterfowl hunters and fish
ermen will be affected most by
the new license requirement
since fishing is available hi
many areas of the state through
the w inter months, and the w a
terfowl season will extend
through Jan. 5. The old duck
stamp remains valid through
the waterfowl season, but steel
headers will also require a 1964
salmon-sieelhead punch card.
The game commission said
that license fees remain at the
same old rale of $7 for com
bination; $4 for hunting; $4 for
fishing. The salmon-stcclhead
tag 'remains at $1.
Resident juveniles 14 through
17 may purchase hunting (ex
cept big gamel and fishing li
censes for S3 each. No li
cense is required for juveniles
under 14 except for big game.
Tlie game commission ad
vised that all anglers must
have the salmon-steelhead punch
card in possession while angling
for these fish. The punch card,
which may be obtained at any
license vendor, is issued free to
juveniles under 14.
1,000 TO PARTICIPATE
LONDON' (UPD Officials
for the seventh international
Maccabiah Games in Israel
said Monday more than 1,000
athletes will represent some 32
countries in the 19S5 event.
ChisoxTop Rookie
Takes ERA Crown
BOSTON (UPD-Gary Peters,
a 26-year-old lcft-liantlcr who
had failed in three previous
tries with the Chicago White
Sox, today officially became
the first rookie since 1951 to
lead the American League in
earned run average.
Official figures compiled by
the Howe News Bureau dis
close tlie 6-foot, 2-inch, 200
pound spcedballer posted a 2.33
ERA to edge out teammalc
Juan iPizarro's 2.39 ERA. Ca
milo pnseual of the Minnesota
Twins was third with 2.47 and
somas,
Jimmy Brown Unanimous Pro All-Star
Choice; Chicago, MY Giants Place Five
NEW YORK il'PIi - Jimmy
Brown of the Cleveland Browns,
pro football's greatest running
back, regained his place on the
United Press International's
1963 National League all-star
team today by unanimous ac
claim. The Chicago Bears, Green
Bay Packers and New York
Giants each placed five men on
the 22-man, two-platoon team;
the St. Louis Cardinals had
three representatives; the De
troit Lions two and the Browns
and Minnesota Vikings one
each.
Angeles-Bums Set
Spring Camp Game
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The
world champion Los Angeles
Dodgers and the youthful Los
Angeles Angels today both an
nounced their spring training
exhibition schedules, climaxed
by tlie city series between the
two clubs.
The Dodgers and Angels meet
April 11 and 12 at the stadium
they share in Chavez Ravine.
In three previous encounters
between the two clubs, the An
gels have won all three games,
sweeping the two - game series
last April and beating the Dodg
ers in 1962 in a single game at
Palm Springs.
The Dodgers open, their exhi
bition season of 29 games with
three clashes in Mexico City,
March 13-15, returning to their
Vero Beach, Fla., training
camp for 24 games in Florida
before flying to Los Angeles for
the city championship series.
During their Florida sojourn,
the Dodgers play every team
training in that state at least
once. This year, for tlie first
time since the Dodgers came
west, they are skipping encoun
ters w ith teams training in Ari
zona. The Angels play 13 games at
their Palm Springs, Calif.,
Red Raider Aid
Probe Welcomed
ASHLAND (UPD Ed Sing
master, president of the Red
Raider Boosters, said today he
would welcome a full investiga
tion into the athletic scholarship
program at Southern Oregon
College.
Singmastcr said that "in the
interest of athletics in general
and hi order to clarify the situ
ation at SOC, I would welcome
an investigation..." He also said
,Iim Bouton of the New York
Yankees was fourth with 2.53.
Xo rookie has won the AL
ERA (ille since Saul Rogovin,
also of the White Sox, won it
in 1951.
Peters, who had a 19-8 rec
ord this season, had trials with
the While Sox in 1959, 1961 and
isra but couldn't win a single
game. He didn't win his Jirst
game this year until iMay 6 but
then went on to compile a 19-8
won-lost record while striking
out 183 batters in 243 innings.
Whiley Ford of the New York
Yankees led the circuit with a
.774 percentage and his 24-7
record made him the biggest
winner. Other 20-game winners
were Bouton and Pascual with
21 each and Steve Barber of
the Baltimore Orioles and Bill
Monbouquelte of the Boston
Red Sox with 20 each.
Relief pitcher Stu Miller of
tlie Orioles set a new league
mark by appearing in 71
games one more than the
mark jet by Mike Fornieles of
the Red Sox in 1950. Miller had
a 5-8 record and a 2.25 ERA.
Pascual's 202 strikeouts made
him the league strikeout king
for the second straight season
while Earl Wilson of tlie Red
Sox was the circuit's wild man
with 105 walks and 21 wild
pitches.
Brown, who set an NFL rush
ing record of 1.863 yards this
season, was the only player to
receive the votes of every one
of the 42 regular league writers
who selected this team for UPI.
Tiie panel was made up of
three writers from each league
city.
The 230-pound Cleveland full
back thus won back the first
team all-star berth he lost in
1962 because of a so-so season.
Prior to 1962, Brown had made
the UPI first team in each of
his first five seasons as a pro.
Roosevelt Brown, 255-pound
spring camp with a schedule
that calls for the club to, be at
home at Angels Stadium on the
desert every weekend except
when they meet the Dodgers in
Los Angeles.
Immediately after tlie second
game with the Dodgers April 12,
the Angels fly to Washington
for the presidential opener of
the American League against
the Senators. The Dodgers ppen
the regular season at home
April 14 against the St. Louis
Cardinals.
RIDES THREE WINNERS
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(UPD Jockey D. Smith rode
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Smith's triple included Blue
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JETS SIGN WARE
NEW YORK (UPD Tlie New
York Jets announced the sign
ing Monday of Jeff Ware, a
6-fool-2, 215-pound University of
Pittsburgh linebacker. War
was tlie Jets' 13th choice in the
American Foothall League
draft.
he would "welcome a complete
airing by Oregon Collegiate Con
ference officials."
The boosters are an organiza
tion of business and professional
people in the Ashland-JIcdford
area.
Singmaster's statement came
following charges last week by
Dr. Alex Petersen that there
were irregularities in SOC's
athletic scholarship program.
Petersen said he had resigned
as chairman of the physical
education department i at SOC
and that it had been accepted.
Dr. Elmo Stevenson, tlie col
lege's president, said Petersen
would be retained in a teaching
capacity as a professor cf
health and recreation.
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Giants offensive tackle, was
honored for the eighth consecu
tive season; center Jim Ringo
of the Packers for tlie fifth
straight year; and offensive
tackle Forrest Gregg and line
backer Bill Forester of Green
Bay and defensive back Dick
(Night Train) Lane of Detroit
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row.
Jimmy Brown was chosen for
the backfield that included
quarterback Y. A. Tittle of the
Giants, halfback Tommy Mason
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Parseghian Avoids
Irish Grid Contract
CHICAGO (UPD-Ara Parse
ghian had conferences sched
uled today with Northwestern
Athletic Director Stu Holcomb
and Noti e Dame Vice President
Rev. Edmund P. Joyce to at
tempt to resolve whether he is
football coach for tlie Wildcats
or the Irish.
Parseghian, coach at North
western for eight years, was
announced Sa'urday as tlie new
Notre Dame mentor. But Mon
day, after a two hour confer
ence with Joyce, he refused to
sign the Notre Dame contract
and came home.
He had planned to confer
with Holcomb (Monday night
about his stattis at Northwest
ern and in search of friendly
advice on his situation with No
tre Dame.
But at the last minute, lie
canceled the appointment to at
tend a sports banquet at Grand
Rapids, Mich., an appearance
he had attempted to cancel.
"He's mentally and physical
ly exhausted," his wife said. "I
don't know why ho went."
Failure to agree on terms of
tlie Irish contract did not mean
that Parseghian wouldn't accept
the new job in the next few
da vs.
SET RECORD ATTENDANCE
WASHINGTON (UPI) Tlie
Washington Redskins announced
'Monday a record home attend
ance for tlie I9fi3 season. The
'Skins played before 3M.B38 cus
tomers, about 25.0(10 more than
in 19(B.
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Del Shofner of the Giants was
selected as the split end, Mike
Ditka of tlie Bears as tight end;
Rosey Brown and Gregg at tac
kles; Jerry Kramer of Green
Bay and Ken Gray of St. Louis
at guards, and Ringo at center.
Four members of the Bears
won places on the defensive
team. They were end Doug At
kins, linebackers Joe Fortunato
and Bill George, and safetyman
Rich Petitbon.
The other defensive players
honored were end Jim Katcav
age of the Giants; tackles Hen
ry Jordan of Green Bay and
Falls, Ore.
Tuesday, December 17, 1963 .
It was believed the differenc
es with the Irish athletic board
centered on how many assist
ants Parseghian would have to
retain from the current Irish
staff.
"Tlie details of tlie contract
had not been fully worked out
nor have they as yet," he said
in a brief statement at a South
Bend press conference called to
hear his plans for the future at
Notre Dame.
"We expect to resolve these
matters within a day or two,"
be concluded.
Meanwhile, Holcomb said,
Parseghian remained on the
Northwestern staff.
"He's never officially re
signed," Holcomb said, "and
we're going to get together."
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Roger Brown of Detroit; Fores
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of the Giants and Lane at cor
ner halfbacks, and Petitbon and
Larry Wilson of the Cards at
safety,
Tlie repeaters from last
year's first team included sev
en players on offense but only
five on defense. The offensive
players also honored last year
were Tittle, Shofner, Ditka,
Gregg, Rosey Brown, Jerry
Kramer and Ringo. The defen
sive repeaters wereJCatcavage,
Jordan, Roger Brown, Forester
and Lane.
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