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MAIL Devils Fatten Long List of Football Leaderships their own neighborhood, they chief pass receiver with 17 touchdowns, when the WAC graos ior yarns. passed out honors. By DAVE HICKS Arizona State and San Jose State probably are eying their football scouting reports this week with monumental suspicion and why not? San Jose annually rearranges a nominal amount of its strategy for the Sun Devils, and has a 10-4 series edge to prove it. And Arizona State springs something new every weekend, and has soaring statistics as guarantee. The Devils (5-1) now are fourth nationally In total offense (379 yards a game) and fifth in rushing (247).

And in bulge per game in passing. The runnerup in both departments is Wyoming. Fullback Tony Lorick (570 yards) and halfback Charley Taylor (397) rank 1-2 individually in rushing, Taylor is leading pointmaker with 48 and end Herman Harrison the ency with the emphasis on aerials. Kush, a reluctant favorite, has won only one of five battles with the Spartans, that one by a 44-8 count last year. Coach Bob Titchenal previously had strung together victories by 21-20, 24-15, 12-7 and 32-26.

and Rand Carter has struck for 9 yards in seven games. Berry has found a target 35 of 58 times for four touchdowns and Carter 52 of 99 times for three scores. But the Spartans (3-4) have had 12 intercepted and have surrendered offensive consist pace the Western Athletic Conference in five categories. ASU, which takes a five-game winning streak into San Jose this weekend, has a lead of 49 yards a game over its chief challenger on WAC rushing charts, and a 56-yard The conference's new total offense leader is Utah quarterback Gary Ilertzfeldt, who accounted for a whopping 241 yards in Tempe Saturday. But Ilertzfeldt was overlookedalong with the Devils' Taylor, who scored three Drawing a cue from Hertz-feldt's passing performance in Tempe he completed eight of 16 for 225 yards-ASU Coach Frank Kush began worrying about his pass defense.

San Jose's pitching tandem of quarterbacks Ken Berry AT us The ArizonaRepublio 41 stoiL, Cas sius Rich Pact So ign 1 1 If iti DENVER (AP) -Sunny Lis-: his richt hand asainst Liston's S6 million tn Sft million for the ton. the solemn champion, and photograph. fight was conservative. He said I i ft i he expected the live gate to re Cassius Clay, the gabby challenger, scribbled their names vrstordav on a rontrnrt for a 'Out in Eight' 'Watch out you don't Wednesday, November 6, 1963 Page 49 IN, V335l COLf 355-3513 turn $500,000 to $1 million, Jl I closed circuit television $5-6 million, motion pictures multi-million 1 la hand-" Uslon smiled 7vi weight title fight in mid-February, probably in Los Angeles. Editor's Quolebook Clay repeated his and radio $200,000.

He that he would knock out Listonded'that there would be un-in Hip p'lPhth rnunH hut hnllimited revenue from television Former heavyweight cham-t i nwm limn ii i hifl Jjchampion did not forecast when tapes flown to Europe for show- UlU Ut i fi. tU. pion Joe Louis put in a ne expected the bout to end. I'ps wunin a nours aner mc I TIM 1 1 Natty Gathering Both fighters were nattily dressed, with Clay wearing a light gray suit, white tab collar 1 the contract signing from Los Angeles interests, guaranteeing $1 million for the fight. Jack Nilon, Liston's advisor, said that was the biggest firm offer that has been received to stage the fight.

Nilon said other cities that have submitted bids are Minneapolis, Chicago, Miami and Las Vegas. and narrow black tie and Lis 1 nMk 8t Qt ton was dressed in a charcoal By FRANK GIANELU Crucial WAC Tilts on Tap gray suit and black tie with yel Wilson Skeptical Of Mexico low diagonal stripes. I The champion sported a diamond stickpin and a huge dia fctt! Louis said he was putting in the proposal for tnited World mond glittered on his right pink Enterprises. Inc. Also present ie.

As always, Liston earned a ONLY A FEW WEEKS REMAIN in the Western Athletic gold-headed cane that was giv ference football season-and the scramble is snarled as a kitten was oeorge Parnassis ot me Olympic Boxing club of Los Angeles. Cassius Normal CHICAGO (AP) The Dresi in a yarn bag. Tliree of the six WAC members have a chance for the title. en to him by an admirer when he toured England recently. Louis said he was president of United World Enterprises and dent of the U.S.

Olympic Committee spoke skeptically yester Of the other three, one can tie, one is ineligible for the honor day of Mexico City as site of The contract signing had its theatrical moments as Clay and only Brigham Young has been eliminated positively. tried to hog the scene with By accident or bv design, most WAC clubs lump conference tne i3 oames and asserted the U.S. group proved "babes in the woods' at the Interna noisy spoutings from his phono that his principal associate as vice president is Lindy Ciradelli of San Jose, president of Linco Engineering Co. Louis said the firm is engaged in missile-aerospace work. Louis said action into final weeks.

graph recording and other quo tional Olympic Committee's re- And in these showdown days of November, the focus is chiefly tations from his nightclub rep-'ccnl selection meeting. on the state of Arizona where the University at Tucson can win 11 I Kenneth iTm'i Wilton r. his wife. Martha, is secretary- Liston. sitting calmly and at marked at the weekly meetinc treasurer.

times looking puzzled at the 0f the Chicaeo foothall writers AP Wircpholo WICKED RIGHT After they signed contracts for a heavyweight title fight in mid-February, champion Sonny Liston controntrd challenger Cassius Clay with a photo of Liston. Clay smashed fist through picture as Liston smiled and said: "Don't hurt your hand." Parnassis Bids Parnassis said he was going noisy challenger, summed up; hie fnnl'mnc u' ith Iip "1 was creatlv disaiwoinfprl tion: "1 hope you look the same.1" ueirous lauure to win theilu V1U aiayi by its play alone-and Arizona State's Sun Devils lurk in the role of spoilers. Arizona State doesn't play the required four games to be eligible for the title. But the Kushmen from Tempe meet Wyoming and Arizona and thus have much to say about the eventual championship outcome. Wildcats Can Take il Just Win 'em All WAC statistician Don Smith notes that Arizona is the only learn of the four in title consideration which can win by its own when I cet done with you ito uames.

Detroit made a Kdl-C magnificient appeal. But of the other rev- Officials for Intercontinental proved to be babes in the woods enues Parnassis said his pnn- SIS Drill cipal associates are Mr. and in last month's IOC meeting at Promotions, Inc. Liston's group said they expected the 'Cats' Brechler Mrs. Cal Eaton of Los Angeles.

uaaen-uaaen, Germany. bout to gross between $6 million Parnassis claimed the fight Mexico City. Detroit. Buenos efforts. Any other team, to win, must depend on some other and $8 million, a record ior any bout.

could draw 135.000 in Los An Aires and Lyon, France, made team for assistance. Dids lor the 1908 games geles and the tickets could be priced for a gate of $2 million. "I think Mexico City's selec Liston's fight last year in Chicago in which he took the crown from Floyd Patterson grossed Arizona is 2-0 in the conference with New Mexico and Arizona State to play. Even if Arizona lost one of the two remaining Passing Leader The inscription on the large tion was all signed and sealed Wilson 'photo given by Liston to Clay Defore we got there," said. games, the Cats could win if Wyoming and New Mexico each lost at least one of their remaining WAC games.

Wyoming will win if it takes two games and Arizona loses said: i about $5.5 million, Ben Bentley, publicity director for Intercontinental, said. TUCSON-Quarterback Bill Brechler, who led Arizona to its 15-7 upset win over Wyoming Saturday, look the lead in passing Wilson said that Mexico City's! "Well. Cassius, now that we delegation brought data to es-'have signed. I don't want anv-. Signing Comical and raised his punting average it was announced yesterday with publication of cumulative statistics after seven games.

Brechler also is a contender for rushing honors moving into 5th place. He has a net gain of) Clay win get a. per cem oi.iaonsn mat tne city's aititudehing to happen to you. I the gross, compared with the would have no bad effect on the, sending my picture alone to During Rain SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP)-The San Jose State Spartans worked art hour in driving rain yesterday on defense' against Arizona State's high-powered attack.

The teams meet Saturday night in San Jose State's home-coming game. Coach Bob Tilchenal reviewed punt return blocking, a weapon which helped upset Oregon 13-7 last week. Jerry Colletto's 91-yard runback set a Spartan record. Charley llarraway, sophomore fullback, worked out for the first time since he injured a shoulder against Washington State. athletes.

12.5 ner cent Liston col in his Iguard you." 1UB yards, ins total gam was Bncker is Lou While 6 0 0 0 21 jaiua wiin.ii is juaL si.v dlUi Receiving one. For New Mexico to win, the Lobos must sweep their three remaining league games, and Arizona must lose twice and Wyoming at least once. Utah can tie with New Mexico and Arizona but only if Arizona and Wyoming each lose two games and New Mexico wins twice the remotest possibility of any of the outcomes. Loop Competition Cot Rugged, hut Fast Arizona State may not have the easiest path with dales with Wyoming and Arizona. But it has the least pressure, except for the pride and passion factors which go with the year-ender against the improving Wildcats.

.333 TO 0 1 1 0 short of the leader but he was charged with 64 yards lost for the net of 108. Yeh. 140 3 70 55 42 40 V) 19 25 No. 6 I RicKie Harrli John Fou Jim Oliver Flovd Hudlow Miko O'Mahcny Tom Phillips John Woodall Lou White Preston Davis Brian Hart first fight with Patterson. Liston, an officer in Intercontinental, will get 40 per cent.

Comic overtones laced the contract signing at a downtown hotel. Clay monopolized the early minutes by demanding a seat away from Liston. A huge sign was unwrapped showing an enlarged photograph of Liston. It cautioned Clay to take care of himself now that he's signed a contract. Clay responded by swinging Bobby Unser Joins Field ForMthBobbyBallRim The first driver to drop out of the 1963 Indianapolis Bobby Unser of Albuquerque, N.M., signed yesterday for the 14th annual Bobby Ball Memorial 100-mile United States Auto Club national championship race Nov.

17 at the State Fairground. J. In punting, Brechler now has kicked 39 for a 36.2 yard average. Last Saturday he kicked five for an even 40.0 yard averageand no returns. TO PAT(t) PATC) FO TP Scorin, Si Gimbfl 16 0 6 6 6 6 6 Flovd Hudlow Eddie Bnckpr Ted Christv Preslon Davis Rickie Harris Dave Knott Miko O'Mahony Bill Brechler 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5x10 0l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cxi 0 Leading the rushers is halfback Jim Oliver with 174 yards or a 4.6 yard average per carry.

Founders of the WAC promised that it would be a ring-a-ding football league. But they didn't reckon with the prophecy fulfilling after just two years of action. These final weeks could be a little short of bloodbaths. G-STRINGS Dick Smith's gal divers and other Swim Gym Closing in for second and third McKinlev eturnt veterans, gajanian special wnen zz-year- Unser joins Indy are Kickie "The Flea" Harris old Troy Tuttman drove it down Parnelli Jones and Rodger Yds. I.i 3 0 Yds.

NO. 2 I No. I ri.ivir nnnij with 157 vards on rarries. 5.2 Tom phitnpj Ward as early entries in the classic that pays $10,000 against 40 per cent of the gate plus students are featured in a sports short which is part of the Victory Lane in 1952. Agajan-ian's other Speedway winner came this year when Parnelli set a new race record.

ti 59 41 32 2B 9 0 Yds. Palms Theater program this week The tip sheets see good fbrtune for the UofA and the Sun Devils Kickofl Returns Flovd Hudlow Brian Hart Tom Phillips Rickie Harris John Woodall Jim Oliver Preston Davis Mike Hawk Puntlns Bill Brechler Gene Dahlquist 3 2 I I accessory and lap money and is the only big car race an this week, tabbing Arizona a 6-point favorite over Idaho and nually in the Rocky Mountain TO 0 0 0 TD I 0 0 0 0 Av. 36.2 46 2 TO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 101 14 Na. ASU by 5 points over old jinx San Jose State area. 39 1413 6 272 Takes Loss MADRAS.

India iAP)-Kam-anathan Krishnan, India's No. 1 tennis ace, defeated Winble-don champion Chuck McKinley of St. Ann, in an exhibition here yesterday, 6-4, 6-1. McKinley had beaten Krishnan in a tough five-set match at yard average, and Dave Knott with 139 yards also on 30 carries, 4.6 yard average. Harris has the lead in pass receiving with 140 yards on six catches and in punt returns with 178 yards on nine runbacks.

Floyd Hudlow, who scampered 69 yards on a kickoff return against Wyoming, leads in that department with 195 yards on lour runbacks and one touch NO. Yds. The many times Pikes Peak 178 No disrespect to past winners, but the selection of Arizona's outstanding horse and horseman of the year today at the State Unser, a member of the three-car Novi team, was the fastest qualifier on the third day of time trials at Indy. Bobby crashed his supercharged eight-cylinder Novi on the number one turn of the second lap May 30th to avoid hitting another car. Hill Climb winner will make his Bobby Ball debut driving hair will be somewnat more legitimate than prior contests.

The 50 28 22 22 14 6 4 II 12 5 UofA Pair Net Honors TUCSON-T University heroes of last week's 15-7 win over Wyoming have been named top men of the West-em Athletic Conference for their deeds. Quarterback Bill Brechler was named conference back-of-lhe week. Center-linebacker John Briscoe was named WAC lineman-of-the-week. Brechler threw a touchdown pass, completed 6 of 15 for the game, and averaged 40 yards on 5 kicks. voting system was altered after some of the former polls "surpassed all of Tammany Hall and Kansas City's election, gim the Greenman Special, the last dirt track car to win at Indianapolis.

It was the No. 98 Punt Returns Rickie Harris Tom Phillips Dave DeSonia Jim Oliver Flovd Hudlow John Woodall Lou White Brian Hart Scoring (Total Points) Touchdowns PAT (II PAT (2) Field Goals Safeties Team Statistics First Downs RuSninn First Downs PaiSins First Downs bv Penalties Total First Downs No. Atterrmts Rushina micks and cnicancry," says ballot chief Bill Roer 14 ol Bombay Monday in the windup down. Hudlow also leads in TD pass catching with two. He has 1 0 2 oof the Davis Cup inter-zone fi Oop.

Aril. 65 caught eight passes for a gain of 55 yards. Badgers' Morale Low? INUIv-iDUAL STATISTICS Yards Gained Rushina 25 36 7 5 97 97 303 13S4 1360 1112 1220 232 U0 106 102 42 52 4 5 TC YO YL NYO Avi. Net Yds. Gained Rushino 17 38 4.6 Net Yds.

Lost Rushing 178 173 142 5. no. Passes Attempted 4.6! No. Passes Completed Under Big Ten policy they could not go twice in succession even J1N0, Passes Had intc. nals, won by the United Slates 5-0.

In another exhibition here, Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield, downed Martin Riessen of Evanston. 111.. 6-3, 6-2. McKinley, Ralston and Riessen are scheduled to go to Australia' this weekend to prepare Net Yds, Gained Passinti 531 690 No Plavs Rushlns Passino 448 4 05 Total Offense Yardaqe 1643 1910 157 139 112 108 83 69 65 57 52 44 35 6 Ruihint Jim Oliver Rickie Harris Dave Knott Ted Christy Bill Brechler Gene Dahloulst Flovd Hudlow Brian Hart Lou White Si Glmbel Tom Phillips Jim Douglas John Woodall Preston Davis Eddie Bricker if they won the conference title. Wisconsin was highly regard 30 30 34 tO 35 24 11 15 17 16 7 5 1 23 115 172 122 77 65 68 52 53 35 7 5 87 CHICAGO (AP)-Wisconsin's ineligibility to return to the Rose Bowl this season may have created a morale problem on the football Team, Badger Coach Milt Bruhn indicated yesterday.

The Badgers made the Rose Bowl trip last New Year's Day. 'H: 5.4 2.9 5.9 3.8 2.4 2.8 5.0 l.J 5.0 0.I no. opponents Passes intc. 5 4 Net Yds Intc. Returned 16 47 No.

Times Punled 45 40 Punting Averase Yds. 37 6 37.4 No. Punts Returned 24 11 Net Yds. Punts Returned 324 71 No. Kickolfs Returned 21 11 Net Yds.

Klckoffs Returned 431 194 ed in the Big Ten race in preseason predictions, but has lost its last two games to Ohio State 5 3 3 Idaho Workout Readies for UA 1 3 3.0 No. Times PenallJed Jim Bryant for the Davis Cup challenge Pisiin PA PC HI Yds. TD Conv Pet. Total Yds. Penaliied 13-10 and Michigan State 30-13 to bow out of contention.

38 31? 310 72 51 9 9 Bt Brecnier 42 is 1 rn 3 0 .375 No. Times Fumbled round at Adelaide Dec. 26-29. G. Dahlquist 40 17 1 318 2 0 .325 'No.

Own Fumbles Lost MOSCOW, Idaho (AP)-The Idaho Vandals divided their time yesterday between offense and defense in a two-hour foot' ball workout. Longhorns Face Double Trouble Coach Dee Andros will take the Idaho -squad to Tucson Saturday for a game against the ranks teams from first to 10th University of Arizona. with points awarded on a 104 8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis. NEW YORK (UPI)-Unbeat-en, top-ranked Texas faces double trouble Saturday in quest of its first national football seventh after narrowly beating Mississippi State and Michigan State cracked the top 10 barrier for the first time this season in eighth. ahead of Ohio State, no.

12, and Washington ranked 13th. Army and Missouri came next in 14th and 15th and Wisconsin fell from sixth to 16th after its loss to Michigan State. with one-sided, high-scoring victories last Saturday, the kind of triumphs which demand favor and the kind Texas has not had since its 28-7 pasting of Oklahoma a month ago. The first three units worked against the Vandal second team Alabama meets Georgia Tech in Birmingham and Kansas running Arizona plays, then shifted to a fullscale scrim The United Press Internation Pittsburgh rebounded into visits Nebraska in addition to the Baylor-Texas tussle on the card featuring games between al board of coaches rated Tex Second-ranked Illinois picked mage. ninth spot and Nebraska re- Memphis State, with a tie turned to lOth-place after a four-'aeainst Mississippi and a win as No.

I yesterday for the up three first-place ballots from nn Ofl fourth consecutive week. week absence. 'over Mississippi State, Texas, Mississippi, No. 3, gained Points 33.1 tw rvchv u. 'Georgia Tech for 16th.

It was The Longhorns not only mustive and fourth-place Navy and PIRATES DROP KINGSPORT 2 cope with Baylor's Don Trull, Auburn, rated-titth. one each. footeci place kicker has 1tirst, ume lWs nauve 223 189 1. Texas (251 17-01 2. Illinois (3) (5.0-1) 3.

Mississippi (5) (5-0-1) 4. Navy (II (6-1) 5. Auburn (1) (6-0) 6. Oklahoma (51 1 7. Alabama (6-1) 8.

Michiqan Slate (4-1-1) 9. Pittsburgh (5-1) PITTSBURGH (AP) The -I. i the nation's leading passer, but; we ingnorns wun za, the Longhorns with victory UK 91'. I. 10 coming a ma ior team in iM.

116 nusuurgn riraies announced they must regain tneir mgn-j' uiwiumuus gins of four four ancl fjve points 11 yesterday they have severed rating a week ago. 10. Nebraska (6-1) 62 1 theft in their last three games. The slim wins hurt their rating total Arkansas, North Carolina and Kansas finished in a three-way working agreement with sttuflu ig: ii, bavior Ail li, unio State 42; 13, Washinaton 16; 14, Army I die Kingsport, in the Appa scoring offense which launched them into the No. 1 position.

Illinois, Mississippi, and Navy ent deeply into the Tikans' lead Oklahoma continued to climb, moving into sixth position, Ala tie for 19th. 5, Missouri 10; 16, Wisconsin 17 13; 15, (lifil lachian League. Details were Georliia Tech and Memphis Stale this week. Baylor bounced into 11th Race Driver Bobby Unser Indianapotf jjV'cterari Enters Bobby Ball Event (He). Arkansas.

North Carolina and bama slipped ihtie places to The 35-man coaches board not ava'ilat' Kansas 3. I.