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i "'M' 'M' my ny tj tyy Thartdiy. Rsvsnktr I Ml CINCINNATI ENQUIRER 3 OSU' irTiife Exception t.f MacPhail Given Baltimore Job 'Busiest' Gridders Labor Mainly In Losing Cause irr-Miii if 1 1 -r BALTIMORE. Md Nov. stall Yankee-type farm syster (UPI) I-ee MacPhail, Loud NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (UP!) of Kutgers (8-0).

Whitj has maHo Ihm mnkt riinhen. IMS: operations on the Oriole? MacPhail said his specific plan' would have to await "more an opportunity to talk with Richard'." Charles Milstead, Pete Hall, most passes: Randle of Virginia (1-6) with 35 catches and Hib-bert of Arizona (2-5) with 34 those who have thrown the Cook has returned the mostiP Larry's quiet on who has been in charge -of producing world champion ballplayers for the New Vork Ynnkes, was name'l general manager of the Baltimore Orioles today as Paul Hichams became Just the fiel' manager. punts, 18, and Austin the nation's top major college L'lmo Randle, Dave Hibbert'and bevy of other hard-working major colle'ge football players won't nweat in any Bowl Games most passes: Arizona's Ralph Hunsaker with 113 and Lee scorer wllh 72 points, CELTICS WIN Grosscup of Utah (2-5) with Austin leads in touchdowns scored (111, and has passed to 112; those who have done we Richards, who had held both most punting: Dub Smith ol because they re laboring in los ing causes. Milstad, who has done every Vanderbilt (4-1-2) with 44 posts, gave up the general man Battle In teammates for eight touchdowns and eight extra points. Thus he's' had a hand in the scoring of 128 points.

His clos thing except lasso cattle for Ticht i boots. Bob Schloredt of Wash apcrship "voluntarily" in the long-expected change because ington (3-4) with 40 and Dick Dnnplli nf Columbia (1-51 with Teas (3-41, is the best example of the busy boy with fj 17 Tr est rivals in this department is being boss of the Orioles on the playing field gives him "enough 37. and those who've returned no'bowl future. He has had his the most kickoffs: Tom Newell to do." haiids or feet on the ball more often than any other major col of Drake (1-6) with 13 and Jamen president Jones' Jump Shot In Last Second Defeats Syracuse, 117-115 SYRACUSE, Nov: 5 (UPI) Randle and Frank Reeinelli ot of the Orioles who announced Marouette (2-3-1) with 12 each. the switch, made it clear that Colorado's Cook with "responsibility" for 77 points and North-western's Dick Thornton, who bas had a hand in the scoring of 72.

Austin also" has gained the most yards by all methods, H99 in six games compared to Mil-stead's ,1037 in seven. Austin Tha on heavy-duty leaders the 41-year-old MacPhail, whose flamboyant father once headed in major departments wno Sam Jonos' iump shot from 17 feet with one second to play lege, flayer 233 times, including, runs, passes, interceptions, kicks and kick runbacks. Hall of Marquette (2-3-1) has been involved in 207 plays. According to the NCAA figures it's the same story with the boys who have caught the on re ODeratlnsr wltn winning the Brooklyn Dodgers, New PAtt MATCH" teams are Bob White of Ohio York Yankees and Cincinnati enabled the Boston Celtics to eke out a 117-115 triumph over State (4-1-1), Howard Cook ofj Redlcgs, will be boss of the front has rushed' for 656, gained 274 the Syracuse Nationals in a Colorado (15-1) and Hill Austin offfice. in charge of all busi wild contest tonight.

ness details with authority to passing, 142 on kickoff returns, 62 on punt runbacks, 43 on in-: tercepted passes and 22 yards: Syracuse, down 115-111, with deals. approve and conclude player on a pass reception. He also' 21 seconds to play, had tied the score with nine seconds left on Bob Hopkins' hree pointer Enquiring Into Sports 1958 Season Rates Short, pale-faced Lee, who has punted 11 times but this yardage is excluded from the has spent 16 years in a quiet but impressive fashion working his way up through the "advancing the ball" category. TO REJOIN COLTS Gary Kerkorian stows legal papers following; a iree throw by Togo Palazzi. Boston called time out immediately and when play re Ben Grosse of Kansas Mate (2-5) has the "scorineest foot" in his briefcase as he prepared to leave his law office in Inglewood, yesterday to rejoin the Baltimore Colts sumed Frank Ramsey fed to kAs Year Of Upsets in major college football.

He Jones who dribbled outside the and help fill in for injured Quarterback John Unitas. lie 11 free-throw 'itne and leaped in various echelons off baseball's front offfice, will assume his new duties during the last week of November, just before the start of the important winter baseball meetings in Washington, December 1. back up George Shaw until Unitas returns in three or four BV DICK FORBES "This in the year of the great a one-handed push shot to de leveling off, Pont declared has booted four of four extra-point placement and five field goals for a total of 19 points. The Individual pass receiving and punting leaders: pasi trcuviNO cide the game. weeks.

Kerborian says he'll be with the Colts on weekend and will return to Inglewood to keep up his practice the 1 fimMSS i IT THEY PLAY football for $)QD yearj I am sure that 1953 "No longer are six or eight or Jones was injured in a similar rest of the time. AP Wirephoto. win nevertheless go down as 10 teams going to dominate the college football picture. No manner but returned for his dramatic shot. Heinsohn also Until then he will wind up his present duties as director of an rviii-- A th tube- s.

one or, not 'I THE, craziest player personnel for the Vdf. Td. 41 5 347 4 334 1 333 0 longer are old-fashioned of fenses going to be enough'." Upon this, Pont went into i Brand New Switch HOt'STOX, Tex, Nov. 5 Vf) Here's a switch: The student suffered a cut on the head. Bill Russelr, in one of hjs best games here, led game scorers with 28 points and had 27 re Yankees.

It was believed that Mac them all. NeV' Ml, Viraiitia 7 Mlekert, Ariiena 7 8rferd. Sta.ferd 7 Trt, Hi. ASM. 7 Oealinaer, Itfilit 7 Oelei, llmniui 7 ntkT, Air Fwct.

Mwriun, Cincin'tl 7 N.k.lti, iUti4 1 fimtHtki, Fttfmta 4 31 34 30 27 25 24 21 21 21 2 er beiore, on 'I Safety body hanged itself In effigy. Phail, who had long been rer garded as a potential successor bounds. Syracuse scoring was slight tangent about Ohio State's offense. "It's positively brilliant," Johnny said. "First 305 304 235 ItO 174 354 Saturday aft- paced by Hopkins with 26.

il Tt happened at the I nlverwity of Houston today. Above door the campus recreational center wm a to General Manager George TJ er Saturday, Weiss of the Yankees, signed IOST0N nave bu uiant dummy with a placard that read: "The coach doesn't need it with the Orioles for about upsets been TJfm sprung on the I the quarterback gives the ball to the fullback on the left side, then the right side, then the ifft side again. "Then he really get esgey $35,000 a year. Heimohn 3 1213 Sh'man 10 7-8 Rus.ll 12 4-5 Couw 2 3-3 S. Jonei 6 1-1 Rarmev 4 5-7 and the team doeon't need it.

The cougar tudent body ahouia be hanged for the following crime: "Failuro to back the best team in the country all the way, vr suspecting. SYRACUSf OFT IS Schavei 6 912 21 27 Conlm 8 4 4 20 28 Kerr 3 11 8 7 Cntello 5 4 II 14 13 Bianchi 4 3-3 11 13 Pelaizi 4 4-4 12 8 Hopkins 10 4-4 26 1 Dierkin 0 0-0 0 Greer 0 0-0 0 1 Sevmour 0 1-1 1 Are 45 3 44 4 and hands it off on the right public to that by' now, per- Luxot'f 4 0-0 PUNTIN6 (14 Or Mere (Icki) C. Pt. 1 Wilden, teertia 4 22 1 Nerner, V. Ml 7 17 I Otlear.

totrtia Tech 7 20 4 Bowler, Colorado .4 21 3 Snewdin, Miitaurl .7 It loker. North Carolina 7 25 7 OSUia Alalama 4 24 Pahliea. Ortten It. 7 22 Oiriiteehtr. SMU 4 17 10 0avia.

laultiana St 7 24 ill' failure to turn out in force at pep rallies, failure 'to fill the stadium and yell for being 'fair-weather' fans in general." Swain 1-1 At liis Yankee desk in New York, MacPhail said that his only general aim at this time is "to raise the position of the Orioles in the American League standings." Ducking questions as to whether he plans to in- slue twice in a row. "But just think," P6nt added, Cooler 1-3 KfJonii 1-1 Bl" haps not quite throueh two 42 4 totals 40 35-0 1 13 Totals 4135-42 117 Coach Hal Lahar's football team hatn been doing so wen late. "the defense even caught up NEW-CAR OWNERS Havo an unuid original equipment spare tir? rv a vi 25 23 38-1 17 42 3 1 Of 41.9. 41 2 BOSTON 31 SYRACUSE 28 22 30 35-115 with Woody on THAT one." But to get back to the seri- w. FORBES thirds of the Xwtumn Madness, only Loulal-sjia State and Rujgers remain ous side of this thesis, the level amng "the undefeated majorfin nff in th.

rhiol- 'state of Oklahoma. There the JTJhoseMwo schools in them-; University of Oklahoma was elves reflect the trend of'getting darned near, all of the xChSt'i been happening. Who top boys in the state under Bud with wnchirt-OMHng Air Guard 7.51-14, Blackwall, Tublesj Plus tax and UNUSED SPARC Get the famous U.S. Royal Wintendi Snnw Ti couid have prophesied trwt Rdtgers, of all places, would have authored a team that not onlyis unbeaten, but leads the nation in scoring? dy what measuring stick the Wilkinson's err orless recruiting. "But it's different now," an Oklahoma State University representative informed me recently.

"We're getting our share of the 'good ones' again (a look at Oklahoma State's squad thi; year confirms it) and Tulsa is very definitely on the rise to a national power once more." ALL OF THIS Is a rather unfortunate turn of events for George Blackburn, at least at ff that makes it good sense to -tome in and get full details oa 1 thtsBONUSOAYSDecialOffer ty Torttn All Sixes on Salt Football Writers Association determined that Rutgers is a "major" school I don't kno. but it just points up one more incongruous instance of 1958. It was only last September that this department reported, upon advice from Southeastern Conference observers in Louis- There's no doubt that his cur ville that Paul DleUe on rent aggregation is just ag good he frying pan at MD he prophesied. NormaHy a the Bengal Tiger, "did ome-iUC tpam ttron this onp NYLON! twnr. could be expected to corral 2ietzel didn't appreciate hav seven or eight victories.

But who could have proph ing the hat put on him, although the same such thing had esied that nearly all (W the teams in the Missouri Valley! Conference, and a couple ofj been written in at least two other papers. But ol' Paul, one of the finest football men I Blackwall, Tub Typ other UC foes, would also turn up with the best clubs they have had in a long while? The writer was fortunate know, doesn't need to worry about silly rumors anymore. He's made. 1 ONE OF THE most ridleu- enough to see Texas Christian and Baylor tangle in Ft. Worth lous stories, which was pnntedjlMt Saturday and what I saw-around the country last weelC, la mnvlnr me that .1...

and Retreadable Ttf wa built on a wire service's there is virtually no difference belief that "there isn't an out- between the football in the standing team in the country." Missouri Valley and Southwest CJwich George Blackburn, or mt bell as-been having his fair share tj, middeground" teams oftrouble this year despite the! both leagues. i ei 6.7Q-1S RAYON There was nothing that TCU or Baylor did that the MVC elevens don't do, and equally as well: Individual performances were no better either, and the several outstanding stars on both teams were no better than the outstanding players on Valley clubs. P. All of which would indicate what both the current rating systems and the pre heat Cincinnati eleven he ever put' on the field, said this story i a result of someone's "negative thinking." I "The fact of the matter Is," Blackburn dsv "that there are more good, even outstanding, teams this year than in a long while." He adds that the trend will continue for some time what with male registra-i tion in colleges, growing, and more and more football ma-j terial available. Blackwall, ubt Typ season polls make clear: That Plus Tax "We are approaching an era; the Missouri Valley certainly is where there'll be enough formo worse than fourth, behind everyone," Blackburn says.

the Big Ten, Southeastern and This is another way of saying Southwestern, in any evaluation what Miami's Johnny Pontjof major conference football brought out one afternoon 'strength. Miami Places Third In Football Poll TUBELESS TIRES with puncture-seaung; air-guard NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (UPI) I I 3 il t-h 'Cms'' II Vl fmwtimkiULimiM 1 1 1 walker's fy-1 Jy points, Wheaton 99, St. Bene diet's 88, Connecticut 87 an. Willamette 71.

Mississippi Southern, Montana State College and Miami (Ohio) remained 1-2-3 today in the United Press International smaii college football ratings. Northeastern one of little powerhouses of the NEW YORK, Nov. 5 (UPI)-The United Press Internationa, small college football ratings (first-place votes and won-los records in parentheses): TfAMJ POINTS I Misiisiiipi Swtfttm (31) (t-Oi 173 J-MoKtini Statt Collet (t) (7-0) 151 I 6.70-15 1 If" 1 Plus Tax ind Retteadable Tir. MlajvTtrms All Siiei on Sole WMII National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, replaced East Texas State In fourth place in the latest balloting by the board of small college 3- Miami (0hii (1) (4-2) 4- NsrWieiittrn (Okla) (S) 156 1 5- 1 nt Tim State (4-1) 13)1 coaches which rates the teams for UPI. East Texas State was fifth A-Ariisna (Fiatitatt) Stall (1) 114) 123 7-WhtatM (HI.) (7-0) l-St Btnedict's (Kan.) l-0 SS f-Cifittitut (3-1) S7 10-Willamtttf (Ora.) (7-0) 71 II.

Chattanaaaa, 57; 17, Kent 'Ohio1 Stilt 53: 13 (tie). McmiKil Stata and and Arizona (Flagstaff) State; Kearnay (Nat), 47 tch; 15 luffaloJ (n. T.l, (3, it, towlint raen uniti. 43; 17, lafavtttt (ea 35; IS. California Paly af San lais Obiiao.

34; It (tia) West CKaittr (Pa.) Statt 111 ana) Muiauri Valley each. Otheri rKiivlnt II er more loiiiti-Sewanat (Tann). 2t; Suitayus-Adalptius 23; Central Michitan. 22; Wil-iiimi 21; lenoir-lnvne (N. and Sutler (Ind).

1 each; ectteitr IN. and Weitern Michitan. IS each: Plarida A and M. (1). Hate 'Mich.) and Wittenhert (Ohit).

14 eachi Teanesiet Tech, Trinity (Ten.) and leuinilie. 13 advanced from ninth to sixth. Whgaton (111.) remained seventh. St. Benedict's (Kan.) Willamette (Ore.) made their first appearances in the top "10.

St Benedict's wdvanced from 11th to eighth while Willamette moved from 15th to 10th. Connecticut, moving from 10th to ninth, completed the selected group. Chattanooga, upset last weekend by Tennessee Teeh, slipped from eighth to 11th. Kent (Ohio) State, Memphis State, Kearney Buffalo America's smoothest straight bourbon. 7 YEARS OLD Walker's DeLuxe is born great, matured to magnificence.

each, end Delaware. 12. Franks Resigns Coaching Job SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3 (UPI) Coach Herman of Giant fans for hi- (ff. Bowling Green (OhioU TIRE E.

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Enjoy it! 539 Bill Posdel, 49, former major league pitcher, had been se Lafayette California I'oiy of; San Luis Obispo, West Chester (Pa.) State and Missouri Valley rounded but the second group. Bowling Green dropped from sixth to 16th Iter losing to Miami (Ohio) last Saturday, 24-14. The coaches gave Mississippi Southern 31 first-place votes and a total of 373 Montana State College received a first-place vote and 258 points, tiami drew two first-place1 -votes and 228 joints and North-j 'eastern (Okla.) received five; first-place votes and 156 points Arizona Flagstaff received 123 lected to succeed Franks. 4 Qr. Franks, in the Giant organ ization 10 years, was the third- base coach during the last year and during the latter part of the season was the target ol T8AIGHT IOU8B0N WHISXT-7 TEAKS 010-M FROOF-HIRAM WALKER 4 SONS.

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