The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 38

THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 12, 1961 OOTI) A section 2 SPORTS WE Fill OUT ONE-STOF SMVICI VVI DO IVfRVTHINO NCiSIAY DISCHARGE COPIES MADE IN 2 MINUTES-AU NOTARY WORK "cbnoTC rcMTcr? Caj ylay Fight In November By LARRY BOKCK Cassius Clay's next fight is planned for Louisville during the last week of November and will be-a non-televised bout. Bill Faversham, one of the blue-ribbon group behind Clay, said he liked the last week of next month because it will not conflict with college football or basketball. Football will be over in this area and basketball won't have Jl Villa Vlilllhlt COR. 7th BDWY 1 Sports in Brief Scheffing Voted A.L.'s Top Pilot Alston Signs For "62; Honk Due Big Boost; Davis Cup Pairings Set From Wirt Dispatches Bob Scheffing, who led the Detroit Tigers to a surprising second-place finish in his first season in the American League, was named the circuit's manager-of-the-year for 1961 yesterday in the annual Associated Press poll. 'JtifLtVm nu-m Annes links and the United nf Baseball Wri I States Ryder Cup golfers just LXX snT thUgh SPnt with 62 votes followed by Bill UP f.r the tcch fga'nst gnev of the Los Angeles Britain Fr.day and Sa urday, Angels (6) and Jimmy Dykes agreed he wind made the of Cleveland (1).

The balloting course play as much as tour was based on regular season strTef narcter. performances But 11 suits us Ust fme- Scheffing, 46, had his Tigers said Art Wall. "Now we're within games of the seeing how tough thus course heavily-favored Yankees on can play, and we need to know KENTUCKY FAIR EXPOSITION CENTER 7:30 P.M. N.B.A. PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL CHICAGO A tf I I i CHAS TYRA i JOHN TURNER soon will celebrate his first anniversary as a professional.

He made his pro debut here on October, 1960, unanimously de-cisioning Tunney Hunsakcr in six before 6,180 fans. The group backing Clay put up about $25,000 giving Clay $10,000 to sign, and paying various other things, How has it come out after just about a year of campaigning? "We haven't lost money and we haven't made any money," said Faversham. The group isn't interested in profits or losses, declared Faversham, but hastily adding "now." The main objective now, he said, is to bring Clay along. VS. LOS ANGELES ELGIN BAYLOR JERRY WEST XS II A A II A II Walt Bellamy, 6-11 center of the Chicago Packers, who play the Los, Angeles Lakers Sunday night Freedom Hall, extends his long arms and holds a basketball in each hand with the same ease that an average man would grasp an apple.

Bellamy, the former Indiana University All-America, is among the former Kentuckiana college stars on the Packer squad. Others include Archie Dees and Jack Leonard (I. and John Turner and Charley Tyra of the University of Louisville. Tickets Now On Sale Central Ticket Office and Fairground! Box Office Vrkinstall II 1 i Ji II 11 It 1 1 started. The Clay group, he added, hopes to come up with an "opponent who's been around someone with experience." The guess is it might be someone like Pete Rademacher.

Despite Clay's stopping of Alex Miteff, the Clay backers aren't disposed to rushing along their prized heavyweight prospect. Clay Gets Vacation Indeed, Clay was given a two and one-half week vacation after the Miteff bout. He came out of that fight with a puffed left hand. But, said Faversham, X-rays were taken and disclosed nothing serious. Clay is to get a final check today.

The 19 year-old Olympic champion, taking it easy at home, said yesterday that the swelling is down. He hurt the mitt, he added, when he hit Miteff on the head with a couple of left hooks and straight hands. Clay had hurt his right hand some in two previous fights. The right hand came out of the bout with Miteff seemingly O.K. It was the right that tagged Miteff in the sixth round, decked him, and rendered him so helpless the referee stopped the fight.

The right-hand shot, Clay said yesterday, "wasn't the hardest but the most accurate and best timed" he'd ever thrown. Clay now has a 9-0 record, stopping six opponents, and Fern Creek Runners Win; Noel Is First COL. SCHRECK'S FINE IMPORTED AMERICAN WINES ACROSS FROM DIXIE MANOR WA 1-0179 Beats Budge In Final September 1. Then Mew YorK i "uIC swept a three-game series from where Detroit and pulled away steadilv to finish eight games The C. V.

Whitney farm at jn front Lexington disclosed that Tom- The Tigers selected to fin- pion, which finished fourth in ish no higher 'than fifth in most the 1960 Kentucky Derby and pre-season estimates, wound up wound up with total winnings six games ahead of the third- of $600,000, has been retired place Baltimore Orioles with to stud. The four-year-old son 101 victories and 61 defeats. of Tom Fool Sun Light won seven of 17 races in 1960, in- Oiher Bnie Nil eluding Keeneland's Forerun- Walt Alston has signed to ner Purse and Bluegrass manage the Los Angeles Stakes. Dodgers again in 1962. No announcement regarding mm salary was made by Buzzie Jacksonville Sign Bavasi, Dodger general man- GeraglltV As Manager NYLON TIRE BARGAIN lives in Darrtown, Ohio, Continued from Page 19 will receive $40,000.

at Boise, in the Class The Kansas City Athletics twn outfielders for Pioneer League, and Jimmy BRAND NEW FREE MOUNTING EASY TERMS MAJOR BRAND 7.50x14 BLACKWALL TUBELESS by John JLf Fern Creek, led Noel's first place, defeated K.M.I, in a cross country duel All Prices Plus Tax and Sound Tire jtouiuaj at i cm viccft. a time for the two miles was 10 lf 1 1 fell tj Mima ill minutes, seconds. The next four places also 1 1 belonged to the Creekers. They were Louis Ratchford. Mike it Bellamy In Habit Of Starring To Lead Packers Against Lakers Here Walt Bellamy made a habit of collecting honors while at the University of Indiana.

And he's expected to continue that habit with the newly formed Chicago Packers in the National Basketball Association. The Packers, who boast other former Kentuckiana college stars such as John Turner and Charley Tyra of the University of Louisville and Archie Dees and Bob Leonard of Indiana, will play the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday night at Freedom Hall. Pacing the Lakers are Elgin Baylor, Jerry West and "Hot Rod" Hundley. On Olympic Team Bellamy was a two-time All-American at Indiana; twice an All-Big Ten selection, and he also was a member of the U. S.

Olympic and Pan American teams. Bellamy, 6-11, was the first choice of Packer Coach Jim Pollard in the 1961 college draft. And no wonder. Ohio State's great Jerry Lucas says Bellamy is the best man he ever played against. And Branch McCracken, his coach at Indiana, said Bellamy improved more during his college career than any player he ever had.

During his high school career, Bellamy averaged 31 points a game. At Indiana, he scored more than 22 points a contest. His rebounding set an Indiana record. He averaged more than 16 rebounds a game, pulling down 1,087 in three years. He was the third leading scorer in the history of I.

U. Bears Sideline Manning ChtcaKO, II (AP The Chicago Bears placed Pete Manning, who haw a knee injury, on the reserve list Wednesday and called up Bohhy Jack-ton as a substitute defensive hack. Jackson, 6-feet-l and 190 pounds, was obtained on waivers from the Philadelphia Eagles. He played in every tame for the Eagles during their championship season. MEN HIGH SERIES 671 Sonny Krantz.

853 Walt Schnurr (233). Earl Kyer. 845 Ed Mlaiback, 840 Frank Cluuter (25fl). 637 Jack Grant (248). 62 George Martin.

631 Clyde Barker W44). 629 John Edwards (2401. 628 R. L. Kirtley, Sr.

(245). 627 Oscar M. Johnson. Jr. (248).

628 Joe Singer 1230), E. U. Burnt. 625 Wilson Witten (244). 621 Jim Butler.

816 Chuck Willis, Emment Sherrard. 615 Danny Whalen. 614 Hill l.enahan. till Bill Bax, John Gannte. Jr.

610 Bill Ladusaw, Bill Berry, Don Foster. 608 Larry Gray, Glenn Wheatley, Cecil Coleman. 607 Hob Kirehner. 605 Clief Meredith. Jerry Abrams, Marvin Gay (233), Ed Padgett.

803 Art Knight. 604 Ed Beasy. 601 Warren Scheler, Bus Parsons. 600 Harold Lee. HIGH GAMES 246 C.

Smith. 245 G. HolthouMr, 243 Jim McLaughlin, Guy Owens, 239 Robert Winnenger, 236 John Wool-drldgc, Jim Robertson, Herman Paw-ley, Fred Smith, Tom Giles, 235 Henry Zemo. Lee Duncan, 234 William Young, Walter Holts, Herman Krause, Ralph Sims, 233 Paul Schuler, Cotton Sanders, Bill Borntreger, Jim Furlong, 231 Walter Cork, John Rinehardt, 230 Robert Brohm, Earl Siria, Chuck Fecney, Tony, Garpetti. TRIPLICATE 138 Oscar Liddell.

WOMEN 804 Pauline Harley (213). 5B9 Dailene Weber 587 Ruth Fiweher (212) 575 Doris Ininan (202). 574 Mary Underwood. Frances Schenk. 550 Louise Ray (2091.

548 Virginia Jackson 539 Joyce Osborne (200), Gertie Mil-ford 537 Lib Brown. 536 Cookie Beam. 505 Dot Coe (211). 530 Pat Vincent. 528 Joan Jockell.

527 Juanita Settles. 525 Dorthy Howell (220). 523 Tresa Howe (213), Daisy Weimer. 522 Mary Corbctt. 521 Mary Curry (202).

518 Maxine Lewis. 518 Elaine Adland (203). 517 Norma Krleger. 518 Doris Carr, Ruth Elmer, Dorothy Hallaway. 515 Erlene Jaggera, Tonl Whetley, 510 Dotty Fullz.

509 Betty Underwood, Wllma Bais-ley. 508 Mary Duncan (233). 507 Ty Fowler, Jo A. Gilpin, Wanda Rissler. 506 Mary Nanna (207).

505 Pat Harp (216). 504 Lil Peggy Koreck, Judy Heeb. Margaret Koran. GAMES 232 Wanda Elfords. 223 Polly Goo-tee.

214 Betty Bratcher. 210 Doris Chandler. 205 Owen Hayden. 203 Frances Haskell. 202 Becky Wells.

Hunks Royals New Castle, Oct. 11 St. Louis came from 10 points behind in the last quarter and beat Cincinnati 130-122 in a National Basketball Association exhibition Wednesday night. Jack Arkinstall, tennis pro at the Louisville Boat Club, returned home with a championship yesterday the Southern Professional crown which he won at Jacksonville, Fla. Arkinstall, formerly of Australia, whipped Don Budge in the final, 6-3, 6-0.

It was his first experience with Budge's famed hailed by many tennis fans as the finest ever developed. "He still hits a wonderful a a Arkinstall exclaimed, "but he's five years older than I am and I guess I just got around too fast for him," he added. Arkinstall also teamed with Dan Sullivan, pro at St. Petersburg, to take the doubles title and helped in giving free clinics during the progress of the tournament. Ilciinioii Hi roil Bob Hennion has replaced Bill Long as athletic supervisor of the City Recreation Division.

Long held the post for nine years. He resigned about a month ago to teach at Parkland Junior High. Hennion, an employee of the recreation division the past year and a half, is accepting franchises for the City's annual basketball program. There will be three men's divisions men's, intermediate and junior. Cajje Rules Clinic Set Here Tonight The annual basketball rules clinic, sponsored by the Kentucky High School Coaches Association and mandatory for all coaches and referees, will be held at 7 o'clock tonight at I' jLiOigren.

two other outfielders and an Brown, a former Cardinal sec- infielder in a trade with the ond baseman who piloted the Los Angeles Dodgers. Added Milwaukee affiliate at Cedar were Bill Lajoie, 27, Garden Rapids, Iowa. City, and Gordon Wind- Geraghty signed for the horn, 27, of Phoenix, Ariz. highest salary of any minor Lajoie hit .320 with Omaha league manager, a reported of the American Association $19,000, and was given a three-last season. year contract.

Heretofore, The A's gave the Dodgers Buffalo's Kerby Farrell was three players from their believed to be the highest paid Hawaiian club, Bob Prescott at $17,000. and Stan Johnson, both out- Geraghty skippered the fielders, and Jay Ward, a third Colonels t0 a first-place finish baseman in J959 and was second the First baseman Ted Kluszew- season He ht the ski catcher Del Rice and in- club through the American As- fielder Rocky Bridges were sociation Playoffs but Iost in given unconditional releases by four strai ht in the Lmle The Dixie Series, in which the Texas League and Southern Dunng his 4 vears. of Association fought for the un- managing the former minor official Class AA crown for league infielder won five pen-decades, may be resumed next nants and finished second six vear other times. At Jacksonville, The New York Yankees, who he was first three times and today are expected to sign second twice in five seasons Manager Ralph Houk to a new, from 1951 through 1956. fatter contract, disclosed they At Jacksonville, Geraghty, had rewarded relief pitcher who lives in West Palm Beach, Luis Arroyo with a bonus for will be working with the his brilliant performance the Cleveland organization.

The past season. Indians' only Triple-A outlet General Manager Roy Harney last season was at Salt Lake would not reveal the amount City (Pacific Coast League) of the bonus, but it was re- where it finished last, ported to be $5,000. Arroyo, The Braves lost their two who appeared in 65 games and Triple-A farm managers in a was credited with 19 saves, period of 24 hours as Geraghty won 15 and lost five for the went to Jacksonville and Billy Yanks. Hitchcock left Vancouver to Houk, who signed a one-year become the head man at Balti- contract for a reported $30,000 more, after Casey Stengel was fired NEW LOWER PRICE SEHMB WllrlTl on Kentucky's Favorite Premium Bottled in Bond the Kentucky Hotel's Mirror 25 last fall, is believed in line for at least a $10,000 raise after Room. Charlie Vettiner, dean of the state's officials, will conduct the clinic.

Fifth becoming only the third freshman manager in major league history to lead his club to the world championship. Quart Packers Spill Celtics In N.B.A. Exhi Marion, Oct. 11 MP) Chicago beat Boston 109-99 here Wednesday night, salvaging Iho final uamp nf th Na. 11 11 I No The Lnited States pinned its tional Basketball Association Davis Cup singles hopes on teams.

three-game exhibition Jon Douglas and Whitney Reed swing through Indiana. two ways about it, taxes have as urawings were maue ye.MiT- Bob Cousv. who missed Ihe first two games with a bad elbow, rejoined the Celtics and day for the interzone final against favored Italy. Douglas, of Santa Monica. drew Italian tennis champion Fauston (iardini as his opponent in the opening singles match Friday at Rome.

Reed, of Alameda, was paired against Nicola Pietran-geli, one of Europe's outstanding players, in the second singles. (. Don't let COLD WEATHER catch you by SURPRISE bring your car to Monty's have it WINTERIZED Tlow avoid that last played the first quarter, scoring six points. Rookie Walt Bellamy escaped from the handcuffs Boston's Bill Russell had been clamping on him and scored 29 points for the Packers. Bob Leonard backed him up with 21.

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