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Favored To Take CBL Basketball Title Terriers Play Pacific In League Opener Wall Leads LA. Open By Single Stroke THIS 18 SPORr? By HAL WOOD United Press International The Colton's Yellow-jackets were'oilier two first-place ballots split overwhelming choice to again between San Bernardino and Red- romp oil with the CBL basketball lands. title as coaches and spoils-wlit Writers and coaches picked an ers for the league last evening identical order ot finish for the made their annual pro-league pre- seven teams, dictions with astonishing cuncur- On Hie writers" Colton reuce of opinion. reived San Bernar-' I L'PI Wal' Coach Ted Duceys Redlands dino and Redlands look one each. lQ jn fina appetizers tinished.

the Terriers were picked for third Colton and San Bernardino he Los Angeles Open main course begins tomorrow place on the ballots behind Picked to tie on one ballot. ludav on the afternoon for the'Redlands Ter- and second place choice. San Ber- arc the compose otcpo.nl, hia riers as they meet Pacific in the nardino. -hos- 1 The Pocono Manor. pro had CBL basketball opener on the Pi- The poll was taken alter a din- V- rates" home court in San Bernar- ner and couches- talks at Arrow- 1 a a dino.

ad Springs Hotel. mona and Fontana 1 The varsity contest will bcgn The scveil BL coaches picked Sl at 5:30 p.m. nisiead ot the original he ordcr uf finishing lor all teams a rtlino Rcd'ands tune. p.m.. to allow more CNtl pl lnp mvn and he acjfjc "niverside systcm on both ballots was one mo a -Gl -taiut Fontana '67'.

econd. three. Tomorrows schedule of Beach. Fla openers: Redlands at Pacific Colton received iive first-place Bernardino at Colton; and votes Oil coaches' ballots, with the mona at Riverside. adults io sit in on the game.

Redlands has played two more or ir W0 nr pre-league g.v.:es than Pacific. tor tliirci. olc. and the Terriers have seven wins against five ios -es. while Paciiic vias four wins and six losses.

The Pirates' record is misleading, as they dropped a two-point spine-tingler to Chancy. and lost an overtime basketball ganu lo Bellllower. Pacific has not been dcleatcd soundly in any of its games, and has come from as much as 21) points behind lo overtake opponents with a lethal shooting attack. Coach Ted Ducky's Terriers have shown a potent scoring at tack. too.

with lorward Gary John one-stroke lead and his play, after a tumbling start, is improving steadily. Art shot a 3-undcr-pnr 81 Sunday tn post a 54-holc total ol one in front of the hall-way leader. Doug Sanders, of Miami The rest of the field Aussie's Cooper Turns Pro. Will Get $140,000 Trojans Hold Slight Lead In Coast Race SYDNEY, Australia 'l PI' Coopers move, shortly after Da, a -i WANTS Australia's Aslilev Cooper bolted vis teammate Mai Anderson the amateur tennis ranks todav in al tl rnc(J Pf 0 ncu into Kramers 19o9 proicssional move that gives pro king Pan plans Du was a lrcmendous i ov in rip on the Pacific tirst place today Coast Conference Howell Says East Pro Bowl Team To Play To Win San is so closely bunched that anyone Ra ol at least a dozen men still could win it all. i Sandei.s had a miserable day on Auburn Tops, But Has No Place To Go basketball race which showi cho Gonzales a glamorous new op- io Australia's chances of a ht uccz ponenl and probably assures a the Davis Cup from the Unit- 1 11 the a last cek out United States victory in the next ed States this perhaps Davis Cup challenge round.

for several years. I'nitcil Stales promoter Willi Cooper and Anderson out Kramer announced that the 22- of the picture, the United Stales' yjar-old Wimbledon and U.S. and controversial Peruvian star, Alex comes mean anything. The Trojans won both their PCC lidliftcrs in the Northwest to go in front with a -'-0 record, beating Oregon 65-5G on Friday Australian national champion has Olmcdo. stands practicallv arl 0rc Son 'am- Ulda Eut State 49-tl.

on other teams each Apple Volley Man Wins $34,248 Payoff Sat- agreed to a three-year contract lenged as the world's No. I am- raa Bu oUlcr lcams should earn him about atcur. And the powerful i ted their weekend games while Ore- iSNO.OOO. Kramer said Cooper Slates contingent of Olmcdo. Ham- aXt 3 wmn ton would be guaranteed sioo .000 over ilton Richardson and Barry Mac- pla U(t one ana l0; the three-year period plus 20 per Kay appears far too strong tor.

of the gate the first year and any Davis Cup challengers per cent ol the gate lor each tralia can muster in the near fu- victory. ture. i Cooper, considered the smoothest The t'nited Stales wrested the with Stan- AGL'A CAI.IKNTK 1 LPI' LOS AXGKLKS -L'PI' Lee Howell, head coach ol An'Mike Soucliak. Grossingers. N.V.: diampionship.

Apple Valley man was richer by'National Open champion jus jn Aubu Jim W4.243 alter picking five oat 3olt. Crystal River. I'la. ns m) Iai jf the of a possible six winners in Hie'Johnny McMullm. Alameda, tahl.l fast All star team which will "rlo hand'capping contest Saturday The liad clash with the West All-star at Caliente racetrack.

started the day trailing the leader son and guard Tom Fox leading squad Sunday in th? Pro Bowl The bettor, who declined to iden- byjinly one stroke, but the point-makers. John Thomas, football classic at the coliseum, lily himsell. was one of the few.a 74. Karl Phillips. Ray Fleming and today hud a lew pregame obscr players pick Fxcusa in the 1 Veteran Lloyd Manjinm the greens and had to be content.

United Press international with a which is 2-ovcr )urns rac team player ever deveIu 'd in Australia. Davis Cup from Australia last lie had earlier rounds ol Wi owns ni nation's longest college is scheduled to make his pro dc- week as Olmcdo won two singles alld winning streak, an honored place but Teesdav night again-t Euca- matches and teamed with Rich- Xext in line came Billy the top 10. and a good chance.dor's Pancho Segura in the Jack ardson win the doubles. Neale well, of Odessa. with a to break Kentucky's monopoly of Crawford Testimonial Tounia- Fraser.

who teamed with Cooper on rounds of U7-70-72. At 210 were the Southeastern 1 ment. Segura. a fabulous, bandy- in the losing doubles cause, now- legged retriever, "spoiler." Action resumes tonight UCLA at Washington and lord at Oregon Stale. In an amazing show of inconsistency, three invading teams from California won Friday night games then were beaten on Saturday.

California Splits California, in quest of its third straight PCC title which means a a world-lamed appears to be the Xo. 1 Australian; berth in the XCAA tournament. amateur. I winning. Kven if Coach gers Joel F.aves' Ti- kidded to ni lllc sam recruiting penalties which ruled and Kast ai- would seventh Darin Apple out a football bowl berth would race.

Kxcusa paid SoO.i'O.jValley. a lour-time winner won the one-mile'of this event, was at 211. alon, prevent I hem froiti playing in the BASKETBALL SCORES United Press International Larry Fernandez give Redlands a vations mak solid backbone on of tense and dc- nouncement that th lense. "play to win." Probable staning line-ups for Howell, head coach ol the New Strombolic. with Whitcline the CBL opener: York Giants, said he believed the tllird Redlands: Johnson and eithci Eastern All-stars this year arc Ibu'tecn Stars won the iiriumoh -it 1-ome -i-iinst and-a-sixteenth feature Sunday All thesp MWP a ioni.ni at i.ome basketball tourna- j.

incut, where thev might prove ure Saturday by a length llow.c Johnson. Glenwoodie. )Cir daim i( nal IOI)ors 11 htlnlinn III Inhnnt' Ktilli tliA lit-tt With an 8-0 record for this season. Auburn seeks its 20th straight well HI. Johnny Bulla, the first day leader from Phoenix.

was mile- at Fernandez or Fleming, forwards: -far belter" than ihe losing club Phillips, center: and Thomas and coached in the Pro Bowl two Fox. guards. vears ago. Pacific: Roger Rodoeker and Vlhejl was herc llle latl time John Kennedy, forwards: Art J957 lhau hl jt Wil5 on ri in Davis, center: and John Lang and thal everyonc sholl i av Lon Taylor, guards. saj(1 no( surc n0A thal Coach Frank Serrao Toy Terriers will meet the Pacific Bees in the second game of the evening.

raid M9.G0. Strr.ng Bar was second and River Clipper third, prize money of So.300. AJso in contention, each with 21 se men were a tine ilion to make a run lor the i Ihe l.gcrs were the this was the right idea. "This time we'll play to win They will all get in. but some won't be around as long as the others." Howell indicated that the start ing backfield consisting ol quarterback Xorm Van Broeklin.

back Jim Brown and halfbacks Frank Giltord and Alex Uebstei Fellowship Cites Three Coaches KANSAS CITV. Mo. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes will honor three ol the East Springfield Tournament (Final) Springfield 77 Williams C5 (Consolations) American Int. 60 Middlebury last team to beat Kentucky, win- Hampshire 60 Harvard 62'ot) ning 64-63 last Feb. 24.

They meet Massachusetts Amherst 63 cores, were former National Open' 1 al Lexington: Ky ihampion Jack Fleck. lcb Mike Homa. live. Cincinnati Faces Bradley K. J.

'Dutch" llarrison.St. LouisJ Cincinnati, which held the No. 1 Julius Boros. Ft. rating last week before i Down East Classic (Final) St.

Michael's Vt. 53 Colbv beat Washington 54-43 on Friday then lost to Oregon. 59-57. on Saturday. Stanford downed Washington Slate.

5'KO. and bowed to lldaho. 36-31. UCLA, which had thumped the Vandals. 62-53.

was I battered on Saturday by Washington State. 71-54. In other leading Saturday congests, the University of San Francisco snapped a live-game losing trcak by overcoming San Fran. Cisco State. Santa Clara 'All-Stars, liberally sprinkled with drubbed Arizona.

79-32: Arizona professional players. vVere Univcrsitv downed San Jose ly a man short on olfense in the 's Fresno State drop- annual Hula Bowl footbau'Pf evada a Sa State bested Pcpperdine. jiame here Sunday and still de-, Southcrn California took a 'leatcd a team of College All-Stars, halftime lead over Oregon Stats then tallied 10 quick points to Hawaii All- Stars Defeat Collegians 47-27 HONOLULU Hawaii lion's outstandin cs. Paul of LSI'. Kllioll of California and Wilkinson ol Oklahoma.

The announcement was Bud made would play most of the game even a hcadquart- here today by its president Ra vnor ut ncw CU though he has a 32-member team Knicks Arrive Late, But Finish Strong United Press International Like the irrepressible postman the New York Knickerbocker: could not be deterred bv sleet or snow or the champion St. Louis ar wlt 1 those the ta tcr cinnati during the annual conven- Hawks. Division. (ion of lc Anlerican Kootball A Midwest snowstorm forced the eb mcn i or of. 11 Coadies Association.

Knicks to take a train instead of este st "We feel it appropriate at this himself today to beginning tw.ee imc )rjb some of our FCA mem- late for their afternoon game JV or outstanding contri- with the Hawks. Rushed from the ra ght Pro Boul for bution lo advancing the Christian railroad station to Kiel Audi- es character of American vouth." torium by cabs, the Knicks Ewbank. head coach of the Dictzel credited the FCA with promptly fell 21 points behind in timore Colts, also had the team providing in part some the in the second quarter. go through a drill Sunday. But, led by Richie Guerin.

New (Consolations) champion Arnoldilosing twice in the Dixie Classic JJ 'esleyan 65 Tufts 50 Palmer. Latrobe. and Jim at Raleigh. N.C.. returns to the Bates .1 Bowdoin 54 Fcrrec.

Winston Salem NC ars to Bradley in the lead- Rutgers Maine 63 The third round Sundav started 2 Some on tonights schedule. The slate also includes two kev ouls 8 Ne ort 6 St. John's 81 Temple 7 lootball mi, ol a comic JU prankster, possibly in the 8 Tpn conference Ictr belief the course was playing (00: Michigan state at Iowa and North- '3 Manhattan .1 Some 3ames pitting 47-2 The Hawaiians' coach, former movc fu ther ou 7ne Tr Angeles Ram great ElroyiJ 3 had ,0 outlast a Beaver ral- Hirsch, came out of retirement "to as well as 14 points play one end in the game, but Lee Harman who was high for frained from contact most of the botn time. Final Blow Nevertheless the Hawaii All- K'mpton of Oregon's Stars, their passing game clicking Ducks came 7:27 t0 filled cups on four greens "estern al Michigan: an intcrscc with cement tional clash which finds St. Louis Connecticut Fordham 63 But after tournament 1 li.

and Furman at csne 59 cc West Cross'83 Dartmouth 66 Kentucky, rated No. 2 last week SL Peters NJ 76 Hall 66 St. Bonaventurc 82 Boston Col. 70 to perfection, led all the wav awr and sank our tr a'Sht free (wrapped Ihe game up with three hlcn assured em a quick touchdowns midway in the wm over the favored 'fourth period The lead was swapped sight times before Oregon ptished Most spectacular play to the 20, 0 he from for kccps std Rob with himself todav to beginning twice- a plane from Detroit to St. Louis jh 32 plavcrs time Sunday and they arrived 3 hours vho wjH be hird 'o Whitney Picked Wheeler Without Ever Seeing Him Wake Forest 57 Clcmson 47 'defendms NCAA champions play Tenness a anderbilt 60 SrX road games this week.

1 0 1000 fans in Honolulu Stadium was a pass-run from Pittsburgh Steel- 4 quarterback Bobby Layne to," da 10 trailj three half Green Bay end Billy Howton in lowcred a ti ht defensivt fourth period that covered 90 el around 5 anford tQ()k ad bards for a score. I vantage of the Indians' cold -i. T.J Virginia Tech 69 Richmond 60 Tuesday night, Lauisima St 79 Georgia 66 jand against Louisiana State Satur -j ffl Mississip pi 76 Tulane 68 Florida 62 Auburn, ranked No. 10 last pu rman 78 William Marv 70 scored its liHh straight vjc-. Gco G6 Wash, i- Lee 37 I lory by beating Mississippi State.

Auburn 97 Mississippi St. 66 Calif UI'I '-When 66 Ti crs ncld Bailc Ho Vanderbilt Whitney de- ,0 Points after the maroons' Midwest Layne passed from his own ten yard line and Howton caught the iball all alone on the going into the end zone un- Washingto Slate and UCLA jtoucned. were deadlocked 26-26 at the half Sports writers named these two; and thcn tne broke li -i he 0 ta and the sharp-shooting of shooting to beat them. The Vandals went into a stall with 90 sec- Duane Ranniger. He accounted for points all night, hitting his tamous nad averaged around 30 Illinois 81 Ohio State 80 the first in nine games for all the way-picking State, excowbov and rodeo star lor his Form Holds True Bob Wheeler.

Form generally held up in last Northwestern 80 Iowa Saturday's games. Fourteen of the 79 Wisconsin 66 Mis- Michigan 82 Purdue Toledo 69 Utah St. 61 Bradley 91 Drake 57 spiration which held the Tigers Cornelius win the United Press Intcrnation- tided lo transplant rallied to win. 122-114. and I al national football championship Eton blue and brown silks lo PO' nl per, game.

The defeat was St. 79 Indiana thus remained three games be- jDnrfS LCOUCrS litlc western racing, he went "west hind the Boston Celtics in the Sonle toaches who are mpm lcrn Eastern Division race. Boston ll UP I M-J bers of the FCA. representing beat off a desperate last-minute JjrQ teams from a or bow rally by the Cincinnati Royals to games, will attend. "id never met the man.

win, 111-103: Johnny Kerr's 31- ArtllAtt Dietzel will receive the "Coach Wheeler recalled today at top-ranked teams played and'Brigham Young 70 Davton 62 point performance led the Syra-; UvllTCnilvfl of the Year" award Fridav night, "I got a telephone call three lost. The victims, in Marquette 75 Detroit 66 cause Nationals to a 118-94 tri-; 'His LSU team was the only ma-day last winter. It was long dis- umph over the Detroit CINCINNATI, Ohio team to finish the 1953 tance and on the other end of the an d.the Minneapolis Lakers rout-Warmup session's for the 53rd unbeaten and was Mr Whitney. fHe asked me if 1 would take addition to Mississippi State. wcre'Xavier 'Ohio' 98 Louisville 66 Purdue and California.

Purdue. lUh last week, lost at home toj Southwest surprising Michigan. 82-75; Cali-, Arkansas 61 Texas Tech 57 ed the injury-riddled Philadelphia mention of the National Collegiate, a on ln thc Bo rLrVes 'for Sidifornia was upset bv Oregon, 59-57. Texas 65 SMU 63 Warriors. 111-95, in the nationally-, Athletic Assn.

began today with. Uanson. a member of the over me ts a there I In other leading games. North; Texas Christian 72 Baylor 62 televised game. an estimated 2.200 college sports FCA advisory board and That an Carolina defeated Notre Dame.

Clara 79 Arizona 33 St. Louis led, 63-54. at halftime leaders here to consider policy, the American Football to it. BUI c( Mp jn a nationa foIcviscd mcct Houston 78 Wichita 75 a nda Whitnev is a real 'ing: St. John's beat Tern- Texas 61 Rice .58 SlT'vSoW Svracuse in the 1 Although the call was unex and St Louis drubbed; cd by Wheeler, it came as no.N in a spur of the moment decision by 'man on the Hawaii All-Stars.

Bob! 'ptacek of Michigan, who ran the i College All-Stars on offense all for ra lne second afternoon, was named outstanding ia back and defensive stalwart Sam Dens Finally Win Williams of Michigan State was SF third game in chosen outstanding lineman for ing are jn thg the collegians. lsecon(J San Score by-periods: state took edit. John Hawaii All-Stars 13 7 6 21-4, Cunningham led the Dons with 24 All-Stars 0 14 7 Jjm Caranjca of he took the night's honors Pro Scores vitfl tw0 rnore Coach Bob Feerick of Santa United Pres. Jntem.tional cla let his subs do most of the National Basketball Association w0 rk as Broncos worked over Athletic Assn. began today with an estimated 2.200 college sports FCA advisory board and presi at halftime leaders here to consider policy, before Guerin.

Ron Sobie and Committees meeting today and Coacne Charlie Tyra led a fourth-period Tuesday will form recommenda New York comeback that overtook tions to go before the NCAA busi- the Hawks at 113-113 with 2'- min- ness meetings beginning Wednes utes to play. A tield goal and two dav ne sessions end Friday with Orange Bowl. Elliott's California West Bears won pur oi ine iiiumi-m -A ii 'hitnev The noted racing patronIvier of Ohio walloped Louisville. 86- Idaho 36 Stanford 31 free throws by Sobie and three voting on proposed tightening of he Pa Coast title but were jn liga cd manv Michigan State, ranked fourth Air Force 63 49 New York 122 St. Louis 114 111 Cincinnati 108 'Syracuse 113 Detroit 94 Minneapolis 111 Philadelphia 95 National Hockey League Chicago 5 Boston 3 Toronto 4 New York 2 Detroit 2 Montreal 2 ooints by Tyra helped pull thc eligibility rules for athletes "and defeated 38-12 by Knicks away to victory- increasing the power of the NCAA Rosc Bowl Cliff Hagan scored 34 points and policy-making group.

Bob Pettit 31 for St. Louis; Guerin items not scheduled on the led the Knicks with 25. agenda were certain to be among At Cincinnati, the Royals over- top attention-getters, however, came a 13-point second-period def- These included thc firing of Ter- icit and battled the Celtics to the.ry Brennan from Notre Dame, thc final buzzer. Bob Cousy's 26 points honoring of football Coach Paul helped Boston maintain its second- letzel of Louisiana State's nation half advantage. Rookie Wayne a i championship Tigers, and spec Embry scored 27 for Cincinnati.

in to "st weekT beat'Indiana. Southern Ca. 49 Oregon St 79-77: Northwestern also came. Oregon oS California 41 Whatever Happened To. AARON ROSENBERG Aaron Rosenberg was a star'his horses sight-unseen, ulation on new football coaches at guard on the great Southern Cal- Kerr scored 29 points bv the about six major colleges looking ffornia football teams of the early.for Hie development of Miss Todd eight-minute mark of the'third for applicants.

1930's. In 1933. the big Trojan and Old Pueblo into outstanding American Hockey Leaiue paign out herc. His inquiries Nortnwcstern also Cleveland 3 Rochester 2 Wheeler was an outstand- from behind to beat Iowa. 80-77: San Fran.

U. 73 San Fran. St. 63 Providence 2 Hershey 2 ing horseman. Bradley beat Drake.

91-57: and. Washington St. 71 UCLA 54 7 Springfield 4 Plenty Of Confidence 'Marquette defeated Detroit. 75-66. Whitney's action in picking Wheeler sight-unseen was a parallel to the decision of J.

Ruskin Jelks, the Tucson. 1 ing figure who also sent Wheeler' ITIOVC lip United Press International Three Toronto castolfs helped i carry the Chicago Black Hawks Arizona to hand the Wildcats their eighth straight defeat. Al Nealey's 24 points boosted Arizona State to its win over San l.lose and save the Sun Devils seventh consecutive win. Gary Alcorn poured in 19 points during the second half to lift State to its triumph over i Nevada. Black Hawks Hillsdale Upset Shed No Tears For Old Over Guard, They Prosper Still Round And Wheeler was responsible; By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International rweight boss least 33.

Joe Brown is ARCADIA (UPD-Hillsdale. up- at winner over Round Table last Saturday, gets a chance at Silky u.e i INLN in tiona NKW Y0RK 1 lTpl wa -s In baseball. Ted Williams the; SuIlivan this in HE period to help Svracuse open a Baseball coaches led off the lineman made the United Press states performers under his pa- nto puce in lc aoc 1 23 years ago American League batting, cham- ooo -added San Fernando Stakes at of various allied groups All-America. In his three varsitv eflorts. I Hockey League during me week Joc McCartny was the ncw-pion.

is 40. Warren Spahn. Santa Anita Park Even in Japan his name I'" 4 Xesterenko and o( the Xcw Vork Yank- most feared pitcher in Ihe Na- The mi i and a sixteenth San uoais oy t.ric ana wlt)) a head of League, will be 38 when Fernando is 77-65 lead and then was forced to meetings of various allied groups All-America. In his three varsity leave the game when he hurt his here in conjunction with the seasons. Southern California won back bumping into the basket sup- NCAA affair, as they began ses- 30 games, lost only two and ticdbfcome known.

When it was deports. Detroit closed the gap to sions Sundav. one. The Troja 83-77 during his absence, but Kerr Besides the American Associa Rose Bowl returned in time to save the Nats tion of College Baseball Coaches, ed with his rebounding. these included thc Associations ol Whatever happened to Aaron the man to whom Ihe horse ooor mi mark of 4:102.

And roaming some maior league oui-, Tne othcr stakes raccs in Elgin Bavlor 23 point, American Football Coaches. Ath Rosenberg? He went immediately was entrusted. 'Hv nMU J0kUlhom down in Miami weeks program getting underway and Die! -GarmXr 24 arthe IcUc Business Managers track into the motion picture business; 0 Victories shoved the a rferst'sa Semite 6, rfUrl Dg CM coaches. Football Foundation and.af.er leaving college and now got mto pos- the vear a voungsterj A 5 coSed iali! mCla 3 ear before he could walk. Born on a session of second place and ex- nalncd Art nie began box- year with a twinkle which said he Th(1 San Fernando will ii cattle ranch in Nebraska in their unbeaten streak to 1 iM san ternand0 wUI llm Wheeler 's whole life has been as- lsi games.

They now hold sociated with horses. I two-point lead over the third-place Ioore a davs hence a boy I rode a lot of New Rangers, who lead De- rj receivc lne Xcw ork Boxingi The pro football Giants almost branch slock in working cattle andjtfO't by one point. Lakers climbed to within one "ame of the runnerup Pistons in Hal1 of Fame rt information a movie-producer-director in Hoi The Western Division of the NBA. directors and the Navy V5. ilywood.

Rivers May Meet Fullmer HOLLYWOOD'' UPI Legion Stadium matchmaker Jackie. Leonard said today he would try to match former middleweight champion Gene Fullmer and Ncal Jim Orr, Steelers Back, Chosen Rookie Of Year I learned from the beginning to Ted Lindsay also i Wednesday. ing as a professional. still was guilty of an understate-; i(cd 'dTlieaded "toward Now. 23 years later, that same ment thai he was "about 51." The Saturday stakes ek, event drew a heavy field of 25 0 otl an alm including besides Hills- had a lt theJJF llter eat 'u oU Ifor ll dale and Silky Sullivan such stars 0 All he did.

at an days back. How? Why on the. as Jmrj ward Warhcadf be very careful with young hors-j' ial, Sunday nights triumph I a aced vaguelv somewhere; passing arm of 38-vear-old Char- aid. "I've used ago with a pair of goals.between 43 and 49. was retain the ey Conerly.

And that's a busi YORK Orr. split the other three votes. he i basic knowledge with an who averaged 2..0 yards Orr led thc balloting in go easy per catch for the Pittsburgh Steel- by 27 sport swriters who covered young ones." ers during the past season, today Ihe NFL games in the 11 league Wheeler said by the g's Canasta and Sir Ruler. Rivers in a 10-rounder here next waij named ne xalional Footbail cities. was 11 years old he was riding rh Bla Hawks broke a 1-1 ht heavyweight championship 1 ness where 33 feels like 53.

with the vyith a three-goal burst in Ihe mid- nf worW jns( ar Ir V()U want 0 win stakc die period and then fought off a Vvon jn time he la bld Bruins. a The Leals scored twice Hillsdale, ridden by jockey Tommy Barrow, took advantage of a 17-pound weight advantage brawl lor the race, you can do much better lo (lcfcal Roluld Tab i bv ong put Eddie Arcaro up on your hcad scvcn urlong San Car- month- League's out-landing 19-Vi rookie No rookie dominated the poll on the "bush" circuit through thei fi na! period Rivers Los Angeles, scored an jn the annu; United Press Inter- this season as Jimmy Brown of Rockv Mountain and Northwest 'Rangers. 4-2. and upset unanimous decision over nat ona i po the Browns did in 1957 when he areas and he still Willie Vaughn. Los Angeles, al the 0rr )ea ol lrc other first- received all except two of voting age when Legion Saturday night.

He lost V( ar pi a vcrs bv the slim margin votes cast. Ihircd by the famed Woolfordi dicns Sunday other games. ruggedlO-rounder to Fullmer Nov. of two vo(es Halfbacks Bobby Orr. who played his college foot- Farm of Kansas City and there! 15, 1957, in Madison Square Gar- Mitchell ol the Cleveland Browns ball as a halfback at sbreak Lawrin.

who latereasier way for a man who knew; tweaking father lime's and Ray Brown of the den ers lrl Va Iin 160 Colts and Lou Michaels, delcnsive son with the Rams. Coach Buddy in the third, floored him lor a i ineman and linebacker for the Parker of the Steelers was im- five-count in the seventh and had Angc i es Rams ied for xc pressed by Orr's plav during an him in trouble again in the final 01ld with four voles aniece exhibition with Los Angeles short- round. He got the votes of ref- Jinl Gibbons, offensive end for ly before the regular season be- eree George Latka and judge Tom- De troit Lions; Alex Karras. ue- gan and obtained him in a deal, my Hart, who had identical 9fr92; fcnsivc tack i for the Lions a arkcr got quarterback scores, and judge Russ Bradford, hJ i King otfeils vc hack for h( Bobl)y Lavne and fullback Tom' who called it. 95-94 tarted the 1953 NFL training the Kentucky Derby.

Real Beginning "Weight caught up with me early and I had to give up riding and turn to breaking yearlings for a living. That was the real beginning of my horse knowledge." he said. Alter a few years with Wool- iod to defea he a amazing performance nag. Well. Eddie 42.

And still os nandicap The winner covercd nd urLunde 's 11 onl acccnts he factthat. a winner is; Johnny Longden who le distance u2l and while sports supposedly are dom- admits to 49 but who. some claim. lllrr wsn IA win n0, iwin rIg "nT thfca mt iin cd mu i 0 wi Round" Table's first start he was ln a ue againsi me i.ana and le dock and lc ca ning at and to really toy with since October when he be- lare supposed to wait for no man. time.

Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons at came he carnj cnampion wjth host of old timers still are.84 remains busy saddling S1 334 t0 ha cred it 1 The kids finally have moved in; 1 mostly horses to make a living so I turned to training," he said. And it was not long before he became known as a coming young trainer who had a "way" with horses. Perhaps the top accolade he has received after training Whit- Oldsters Dominate Boxing lon golf. Dow Finstcrwald at 29 Thc golden 20's and Ihe early 30's are alleged to be the peak lierfonnance years in sports. But only in golf, long regarded as an "old man's sport," have the youngsters actually taken all the headlines.

was the pro golfer of the year. Arnold Palmer. 23. was the leading money winner. The two biggest threats they face are Billy- Casper, 27.

and Ken Yenturi, 26. Yet Ben Hogan and Sam Snead. with a total age of 92. represented Boxing is dominated, if not by! the United States in the interna- BASEBALL TICKET SALE DETROIT 'UPP-Tliere's a decided chill in the air in these parts but summer can't be far away because the Detroit Tigera opened their advance mail order baseball ticket sale for the 1959 American League season Saturday TREASURE HOUSE New York Giants, were next with Tracy from Detroit in another ford Farm. Wheeler came westjney's horses for only a few'graybeards.

at least by gladiators tional golf championship. an expect "red hot" business two votes apiece. End Jerry Mer- shuffle and they teamed with the and rode the rodeo circuit with'months was the remark of that I who long since have lost the rosy. So shed no tears for the week, tens ol the San Francisco Forty 1'3-pound Orr to iorin a 1-2-3 of- a brief period in between of keen judge of turfmen, who said: I fresh-cheeked look. Middleweight guard.

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