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I Th Pittsburgh Press, Survey. Oct. 10, 1965 Sec. 4P7 ni Scene Stealer By jl(tO SeaSOn rirre-uppic The Pittsburgh Press 7ll loctcllnon 1 To Close Here With 2 Races Harris Back On Fifing Line For Hornets Duke's Popping 'Em In With Aid Of New Linemates Dm kf Nw J.lwJ,,. Ott.

It sV ciu t. rw, ii c. v-i In Mexico CONTEST NO 5 Navy Virginia West Virginia Penn State Syracmt By BILL HEUFELDER Press Staff Writer DETROIT. Oct. 9 Georee Br Dartmouth Princeton Francis Harris, the Danger Colgate Cornell Harvard ous PuKe, is nacK on me nr-jng line for the Pittsburgh Hornets.

Alabama Tennessee Arkansas Harris has new linemates Texas North Carolina Maryland Auburn '13' Michigan Purdue 150-Lap Title Event To Be Held Today At Heidelberg The long district auto racing grind will wind up with two marathon races today and next Sunday. The super modified cars will close with a 150 lap championship race on the half-mile track at Heidelberg this afternoon. Late models will finish next Sunday afternoon with a 200-lap race at Heidelberg. In case either race I rained it will he run the following Sunday, Oct. 24.

Harold Smith of Dayton, 0., will try to i-epeat last year's victory when the super-modi-fieds run this afternoon. The 30 fastest cars already have qualified. A 20-lap qualifying race for all other cars will be run at 2 p. m. today.

The fastest 10 cars from that race will qualify to run in the "I'iO," bringing the field to 40 which will start the marathon at 2:30 p. m. Northwestern tsconsin Michigan Stare Ohio State diana Iowa Minnesota So. California Stanford Pittsburgh Steelers St. Louis Cardinals 16 Nations Send Athletes There; 43 From U.

S. NEW YORK, Oct. 9 (LTD Armed with stethoscopes, electrocardiographs, blood pressure gauges and an ample supply of tongue depressors, a group of 43 United States athletes, headed by Olympic Champion Billy Mills, will take part in a week-long preOlympic (lames survey opening Monday in Mexico City. The purpose of the Game is to test the effects of high altitude on athletic performance. The testing was made necessary by the selection of Mexico City as the site of the 18 Olympic Games and the subsequent claims by many, including Dr.

Roger Bannister, the first man to run the four-minute mile, that competition at high altitudes may he harmful. A total nf 16 nations have agreed to participate in the Games. The U. S. will be represented in track and field, swimming, boxing, cycling, fencing and gymnastics, all of which require a sustained effort over a long period of time.

Besides the U. S. and Mexico, there will he representatives from Cuba, East Germany, Finland, France, Italy, Japan, Norway, Poland. Romania, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and West Germany Cleveland Browns Dallas Cowboys Green Bay Packers Detroit Lions New York Giants Philadelphia Eagles Name Street City State Phone Mail en postcard to: Football Contest, Box 1 6 1 8. The Press, Pittsburgh, Pa.

1 5230 The (wo season wlndup events today and next Sunday will he run for a combined $14,000 purse with the winner of each picking up $2000. Qualifying runs for the late model "200" will be run at noon next Saturday. Several of the late model drivers will run in a 100-mile race at Langhorne (Pa.) to Contest Rules Final Major Averages National League National League PITCHING the price then the 1500 will be divided equally amonl those tied. 8--A1I entrlea must be received AT THK rmss by noon each Sstuirtsv of eai rt (ontcsl week. Merely poshni entries by that time ts not sufficient.

Kntries must bl AT THK PRK.4K by mat time. Winners will be announced on Piess sporls pases each Saturday and Sunday. The Press will not be responsible for receipt of entries American League CLUB BATTING AH It HR RRI Prl. Minnesota .5489 774 1396 lhO 711 .254 day while others run at Nelson Ledges, O. IP RO YM, 9 62 1 37 1.43 ,.26 6 336 216 .162 2 04 ,.22 13 29H 224 240 2.14 Llnw.

sr Kouax, LA Maikhal. SF In. rh ,17 217 lni III) IS (LI BATTING AH HR RRI Pel. rlnrlnnstt S8ST 25 M4 183 77 27.1 fllhburih SrtHB 6T5 1.VI8 111 631 .2.1 Milwaukee 70S 14m inn e4 2S8 SI. Louia .5.179 707 141.1 108 645 .154 franclsro 5491 13M 159 623 .252 Phlladlnhla 552 54 130 144 0K .250 Ansalaa 5425 60 1323 78 54 .245 ..5542 835 1.11 134 591 .237 Houston .5483 569 1299 87 523.237 New York .5441 495 1202 107 392 ,221 INDIVIDUAL BATTING Boston .5488 869 1378 165 628 .251 Cleveland .5469 663 1367 158 615 2r0 Chlcaao .5510 647 1354 125 588 .248 Kansas City 5393 585 1294 110 546 .240 California .5353 527 1279 93 485 Baltimore 641 1299 125 595 .238 Detroit .5369 680 1278 162 634 .2.18 New York .5470 61 1 1286 149 576 .2.15 Washington 5375 591 1227 136 561 2JS INDIVIDUAL BATTING 6 1 12 67 77 2.17 6 105 63 53 2 23 6 92 74 S9 2.25 6 114 111 2.29 169 244 2.54 6 136 112 104 2 56 6 129 1 15 92 2.56 1 The object of The Press Football Contest Is to select the winner of 211 ma)or roller and professional football sames scheduled to played Saturday and Sunday.

J--The lames sra lisled on the oftirlal r-nntes! coupon which Is icady to be filled out. Merely place an In tht boa he-side the team you pick to win. 1' you want to predict a tie name then place the In the box at the extreme riiihi and leve blank the boxea opposite the teams listed. 3- -Thls Is NOT a score-luesstn contest, Instead. II Is a metier of skill hlrh chal-lences your knowledge of the teams and their records.

Read The Press sports pales for news about the teams and their past performances. You are merely to predict the winners. You do not pick scores. Just use as your nwrkln in the box opposite the team you think will win. 4 You may enter as many as seven coupons each week, one of which may be a reasonable, hand-drawn facsimile.

Mechanically produced facsimiles ace not eluihle. No contestant mav win more than one nrlze in any week. Only one prize will ODell. Mil ...,10 Perranocki. LA 6 Woodeshlck.

StL. 6 MtBean, Pjh A Maloney. Cln ..20 Ahernathy, Chi. 4 McDanlel, Chi 5 Bunnlni Phil ,19 Shaw. SF ..,.16 ,19 .16 Amateur Boxing Show Welterweights Teddy Cher-noff of the South Side A.C.

and Mitchell Brown of the Daniels A.C. will headline an amateur boxing show Monday night, Oct. 18 at the Oak-mont Elks Club. lnr or delayed en route, or lor any reason whatsoever. 7--Tnm tht contest coupon nesllv.

Pssle or flue It to the hack of a 4-cent postcard nr any type card of similar stre. Then mall or brine It to The Press. Card entries are requested but not required. However, any winner whose entry ts on a card will receive a five per cent bonus of his cash prise. Cards enclosed In envelopes are not ellflble for the bonus so do not enclose the cardi In envelopes.

41.1, KNTRIES BE Al- nrtissin to: press footbmi, con- A HR RRI Frt. AB HR RRI Arf. but the same ideas about shooting the puck. As a rookie in the American Hockey League last season, Harris was the cannon in Pittsburgh's struggling power play. The 23-year-old right winger will be blasting when the Hornets play their opener next Saturday in Hershey.

Harris has been enjoy. In? an excellent training ramp, probably due to his three weeks of skating be-fore arriving here. He has been working on a line with enter Ted Hampson and Claude LaForge, two Pittsburgh veterans. Harris spent most of last season teaming with Murray Hall and Irv Spencer. "The Duke has really been popping 'em in," said Eddie Bush, the new Pittsburgh coach.

Harris owns one of the hardest slap shots in hockey but he hasn't used it during the pre-season camp. "I've been working on the wrist shot, trying to get more control," Duke said. The wrist shot is fine for the finishing touch when a line is closing in on goal. However, when it comes to playing the point (the primary scoring position on the power play), Harris will stick to his slap shot. "I believe In It from a distance (for instance, the point)," Harris said.

"I believe In shooting as hard as you can. I'll tell you, it's a lot easier to slap the puck than to use your wrist." The husky forward reasons that the extra speed increases the possibility of the goaltender losing sight of the puck on Its way to the net. Harris is objective in discussing the big weapon. "You can definitely use the slap shot too much and maybe I did that at times last year but nobody told me to do things any differently," he said. There would have been a bonus for Harris last year if one more shot of any kind would have landed In an opposing net.

He has a bonus in his contract for a 20-goal season, but fell one shy. The one year of experience in the AHL has brightened his outlook for the coming campaing. "I think I definitely should have a better year," Harris said. Pittsburgh will play its last pre season exhibition Wednesday against the Montreal Canadians in Windsor, Ont 589 rkmenle. Ffh 194 10 AS UH I Ollva Mln .5,6 107 165 111 Ystrzmskl, Boa 494 78 154 20 570 109 181 32 89 .318 Aaron, Mil Mays.

SF Butts Longs To Return To Football ATLANTA, Ga. What ever happened to Wally Butts, long time University of Geor 67 152 5 Davallllo, Clev. 505 Robinson. Bait. S.9 Williams.

Chi. Rose. On. .558 118 177 52 112 .317 645 115 203 34 108 .315 .670 117 209 11 81 .312 .617 DO 191 11 83 .310 Battey. Minn.

394 HE Flood, St. L. early. Mil. Plnson, Cln.

271 Bolln. SF Drysdale, LA Osteen, LA Short, Phil Veale, Pill Krhwall, P(k Miller. LA Wanner, Phil Gibson. StL Reed LA ('ardwell. frh.

Raymond. Hou Friend, Pfh Culp, Phil Clontnger, Mil Rolas, Phil. .669 .521 .619 81 166 18 36 117 6 91 152 28 49 137 26 53 149 21 81 149 20 93 166 10 7211218 94 168 26 50 108 16 41 100 4 MR 72 .312 40 .301 80 .297 60 .297 79 .294 90 .293 84 .289 86 .287 47 .283 72 .281 74 ,279 58 .278 21 .278 83 .277 24 .276 92 291 253 266 2 60 9 235 213 148 2 64 .14 6 163 125 134 2.76 .23 12 JOA 270 211 2 76 15 15 287 253 162 2.79 ,16 1 1 297 260 237 2.62 .17 12 2A6 221 276 I 64 6 77 71 55 2.92 7 103 61 77 2 97 7 7 105 87 91 3.00 .20 12 299 243 270 3 07 7 5 78 73 47 3.12 .13 10 240 214 107 3,19 7 4 96 87 79 3 21 8 12 222 22 1 74 3 24 .14 10 204 1S8 114 3 26 .24 1 1 279 247 21 1 3 28 5 71 64 53 3 30 1 1 8 194 172 99 3 39 7 I I I 1113 86 3 41 .16 10 231 217 46 3 43 6 134 128 63 3 43 .11 4 149 142 117 3.44 Allen. Phil Coleman. Cln 325 37 84 10 33 .310 97 204 22 94 .305 78 158 3 42 .303 93 187 20 85 .302 39 98 14 57 .302 8918414 98.3111 9 1 177 23 96 .299 76 162 9 52 .298 80 165 23 78 .297 be awarded In any one household.

The 517 468 516 522 5K6 399 602 389 360 602 373 514 559 Clendrnon, Pfh 812 couDnn will be published each dsy frcm Hart, S.F, Wanner. Clev. Whitfield. Civ. Howard.

Wash. Hall. Minn. Buford, Chi. Kallne, Det.

Tresh. Y. Drmcter, Det. Pfurson, Calif. Frmml.

calif. Green, Bos. Mantilla. Boa. Skowron, Chi.

Ver.ialles, Mm. Horton. Det. TEST, ROX 11, The Press, Pittsburih, 15230. 8 -The contest Is open to all Press readers except employes of any dally newspaper In Pittsburgh and their families.

9 In rase of postponement of any scheduled jame. that game will be eliminated automatically from me contest lor that week. In case any game ts played Frirlsv, or esrlter. then thst game. too.

will he eliminated from the contest and will not count In the Judging. 10- Alt entries will be Judied by The Tress. Decision of the Judies shall be final. Sunday through Friday. You need not buy The Press to participate.

Copies of The J. Alou, S.F. .591 .54 3 555 was gia football boss who for MEN and I0YS ot Guaranteed Discount Pricn Alou, Mil. Kress may De looked ar in in rieu library or In public libraries. once reputed as the 68 167 15 69 1 03 7 60 147 18 63 153 18 Robinson.

Cln. Gorualfi, Phil. 5S2 109 172 33 113 296 370 48 109 13 41 .295 most men- 5 The Press will award $300 in cash Johnson. Phil. 28 .294 78 .271 77 .273 262 27 77 8 317 40 93 7 knowledgeable passing 646 128 182 19 each week to the contestant who predicts the ereatest of tames rnrrectiv 31 .293 80 .291 73 .289 69 288 523 68 152 27 543 82 157 24 (Uorlelsn.

S.F. Torre, Mil. While, St. L. Brork.

St. 513 69 140 29 104.273 362 45 99 4 22.273 521 74 14 1 22 75 271 IB ease two or more contestant tie for 631 107 182 IS 92 177 32 130 .287 .616 Johnson, Cln tor in the game? Now a car salesman here, the stubby ex-coach is still awaiting final appeals In his 558 Cardenas. Cln 7 8 147 135 109 3 49 .11 1 1 208 202 122 3 50 6 6 87 83 59 3 53 9 11 119 114 67 3 63 7 9 173 181 89 3 69 9 18 230 241 145 3.72 Wills. A. .650 The Scoreboard On Page 3 Santo.

Chi. Gilliam, A. Injuries End Boxer's Career 578 87 156 6 42 .270 ,514 74 139 14 53 .270 ,367 41 99 5 37.270 345 49 93 1 29.270 521 82 140 32 82 .269 480 65 129 8 56.289 465 47 125 7 43 .269 401 78 108 25 75 .289 .467 79 124 30 82 .266 .608 .372 .481 65 160 11 57.287 82 186 0 33 .286 88 173 33 101 .285 54 104 4 39 .280 58 1.34 4 24 .279 47 82 4 29 .277 93 149 39 92 .276 48 1 13 11 48.276 90 155 22 73.275 73 152 70 .274 uroon. Pen, Molt. Pih.

.298 540 McCovey. S.F. Mrcrvr. St. L.

40 SCIENTIFIC CHARTING OPPORTUNITIES 577 70 153 14 86 .285 555 75 146 18 54 263 Wvnn, Hou. .584 Fairly. LA. ..555 8 145 27 107 HUneii, rin. Moran.

Hon .601 100 163 14 40 .271 ,609 81 159 12 53 .261 .513 46 134 3 34.261 459 52 120 14 87.261 283 23 74 7 39.261 Owens. Hou Stallard. StL Kisk. rh Johnson. Mil Pod res.

LA Nuxhall. Cln Dleiker, Hou Farrell. Hou Faul. CM Waahburn. StL Koonce.

Chi Bruce, Hou Ellla. Cln Blastntame, Mil EHaworlh, Chi Baldsrhun. Phil Herbel, 8F Jackson, Chi Herbert, Phil Fischer, Mil Fisher, NY Spsiin, SF Simmons, StL Perry. SF Jay. Cln McCool.

On Sadowskl. Mil Glustl. Hou Jsrkson. NY Buhl, Chi Lemaster, Mil Kroll, NY Cisco, fllbbon, Ph Parsons. NY KoMenart, Hou Bellnsky.

Phil Tsltourls, Cln Fadeckl, StL Purkey, SIL O'Toole, Cln Maamkl. Pih. 494 81 1.34 .14 .27 1 libel suit against a magazine for publishing an article which accused him of collaborating against the best Interests of his institution's football team. Butts won $3 million in a judgment in the original trial but the figure was later reduced to $460,000 on appeals. 58 106 21 58 .270 Oliver, Mil.

.392 CAREER CIVIL SERVICE WITH THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Minimum 120 semester hours college credit Including 5 hour of mith and 1 9 hours of physical sciences pertinent to chirtlnf. Hamlin, Wssh. Thomas. Bos. Campnrls.

C. Cater, Chi. lones. Bos. Snyder.

Bslt. ConUllaro.Bos. Charlea, C. Knoop. Calif.

Klllebrew.Mln. Cash. Det. Robinson. Chi.

MMullen.Wsh. Wert. Del Causey. KC. Smith.

Calif. H. Lopei, Y. Blefary. Bait.

McAifllffe. Det. Adair. Bslt. I.

umpe. Det. Hinlon. Clev. Oostrer, Bos.

Sleburn, Bait. Mantle. Y. Gonzalez. Clev.

Brown, Clev. Brvan. KC Mlnrher Mln Rover. N. Y.

Cardenal, Calif. Rollins, Minn. Powell. Bait. Rtrhardson.NY Alvls.

Clev. Parllarnt, Pah. 403 482 72 120 22 70.260 404 61 105 15 54 .280 Kdwards. Cln. 370 Banks.

Chi. .582 51 151 7 66 .259 .502 72 129 4 39 .257 42 108 17 5 2R8 47 99 17 51 .268 79 162 28 106 .265 55 142 7 50.263 53 152 52 .263 46 107 7 47 .283 93 162 32 101 .262 Bolltnt. Mil. .612 .53.1 578 .407 .22 10 264 222 183 3 78 16 10 224 200 1 17 3 78 .14 15 222 227 130 3 81 5 8 99 102 81 3 82 .12 9 171 172 106 3.84 .14 21 257 268 131 3 85 5 6 131 162 51 3 85 8 9 123 126 79 3 68 8 24 254 252 116 3 93 7 16 198 209 91 4 05 9 15 203 229 96 4 08 8 12 196 194 170 4.18 ,9 8 156 130 102 4 21 10 105 93 120 4 29 9 123 1 17 78 4.32 8 7 131 132 92 4 33 8 JO 205 217 120 4.35 .13 1 1 184 207 92 4 40 7 13 146 140 II 1 4 44 6 6 87 83 62 4.43 .4 8 l'J 119 66 4 50 .4 9 106 65 8.3 4 50 ,110 91 108 59 4 63 4 158 13 166 77 4 67 .4 110 103 7 4 83 6 9 131 134 92 4.95 6 15 173 192 122 5.20 .10 9 124 148 39 3 61 3 10 128 154 71 91 .430 69 110 18 54 .256 .324 45 83 9 35.254 COVENTRY, England, Oct. 9 (UPD Former British Middleweight Champion Mick Leahy's boxing career has been ended by injuries he sustained in a car wreck 11 days ago.

Leahy, who lost the title last November to Wally Swift after winning it from George Aldridge in May, 1963, reportedly is in satisfactory Equivalent experience acceptable. Aspromnt. Hou, Bond. Hou. Calllson, Phi.

Jones. Mil. Salary Range $5000 $8650 Training Provided 78 132 31 75.282 .619 .504 .535 .281 Boyer, StL 73 .260 47 .360 71 139 13 40 73 12 57 121 12 Perez. On .468 Johnson, LA CONTACT: Personnel Office jfHq Aeronautical Chart I Information Center, 616 126 166 18 626 87 I till II The legal manipulations are still not Ironed out. Butts misses the game he has been absent from for three years.

"You can't," he says, "shake the nostalgia very easily." 297 44 76 8 32 .256 .361 44 92 19 44.255 405 38 103 5 39 .254 .436 52 11 1 8 40 .253 .325 34 82 14 51 .252 .348 43 87 22 65 251 .51 5 69 129 1 8 58 .250 512 58 128 1 1 57 .250 .469 59 117 5 32 .249 .472 54 1 17 17 72 .248 664 76 164 6 47 .247 .604 88 149 21 61 .247 531 51 131 18 43 .247 .507 62 125 10 56 .247 Harper, Cln. Railey, Pth. Mave. Hou Snub. 1l anil Ircanal Ct I null Ultcniirl Rill AIIU iivnisffiiil v.

.468 .410 .587 Grnat. S. L. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Pepltone. N.

Y. Ward. Chi. Held, Wash. American League PITCHING 332 48 82 16 53 .247 356 40 86 18 48 .242 Romano.

Chi IP 7 7 144 14 7 119 SO KR4. 87 107 1 81 87 114 1.81 R. Johnsn Bait 273 Adrock. Csllf. 349 Malrone, Boa.

.344 Landis, C. .364 MrCrsw. Chi. ,272 Hsrrelson. C.

483 WJMM Ktanepool, ny.ms Alley, 100 Mathews. Mil. .54 6 Lerebvre LA .54 2 Haller, S. .422 Davenprt, SF. .271 Chlstphr.

Lewis, 477 Smith, NY .499 McMillan. NY. 528 Casllsno, SIX. 363 Beckerl. Davis, LA.

558 Parker. 542 Hlrkman. NY. 369 Brand Hou .391 Hlller. NY .293 Stuart.

538 4 120 5 43 105 14 55 149 0 44 133 10 47 126 77 137 33 57 136 12 40 106 16 33 68 4 38 109 5 64 117 15 49 122 16 44 128 1 46 67 8 74 147 3 52 133 10 80 129 8 32 87 15 27 92 2 26 68 6 53 126 28 42 102 8 37 75 2 41 74 3 42 91 19 Wilhelm. Chi Miller. Bait. Lee, Cal 7 131 96 89 1.92 McDowell. Clev.

17 1 1 274 178 325 2 17 Worthntn. ittln. -10 7 80 87 59 2 25 36 66 5 27 .242 30 84 14 47 .241 40 87 3 34 .239 44 87 3 36.239 38 65 5 21 .239 61 115 23 68 .238 34 84 1 22 .237 61 138 1 1 66 .235 47 72 1 16.235 45 101 10 43 .234 49 85 5 25 234 71 102 23 78 .533 38 91 9 44.233 Revnolds, KC. 273 IN PERSON CUBOID 307 58 .259 64 .257 49 .2.16 43 .256 63 .256 52 ,254 63 .2.13 47 .2,1 95 .251 69 .251 49 .251 31 .251 40 .249 45 .24 5 62 .244 42 .242 53 .240 30 .239 57 .238 61 .238 40 .236 37 .235 22 .2:16 95 .234 57 .233 18 .231 27 .229 50 ,228 33 .226 39 .226 34 .226 19 .223 20 .221 26 .221 23 .213 25 .209 11 .208 14 .201 12 .191 7 .183 Philadel-2 each: Hansen, Chi. Howser.

Clev, Freehan. Det. Blnlr. Bslt. Allison.

Minn. Howard, Y. Fisher. Chi ...15 7 165 118 89 2 40 Siebert, Clev. ,,18 8 189 139 191 2.43 Brunet, Cal 9 11 197 148 142 2 56 Rlchert, Wash.

,.15 2 194 146 161 2 60 Pappas. Ball ..13 9 221 192 128 2 61 Klippsteln. Minn. 9 3 76 59 59 2 61 McLaln. Oet.

..16 8 220 174 192 2 62 111 3(14 4.1S 3 91 ass 474 494 mm Stottlemvre. NY 20 9 291 230 156 2 63 .437 .324 .323 .399 .394 .522 Roseboro, LA Alou. SF Taylor. Phtl. Swoboda.

NY Wine. Phil Lanier. Clinton. Clev. Green.

Hr herder. C. Petrorelll. Bos. Perrj, Minn.

..12 7 168 142 88 2 83 Kline. Wash. 7 6 99 106 52 2 64 324 Klrkland. Wash 312 Barber. Bait.

,.13 10 221 177 129 2 89 F0I. Det 6 4 78 39 34 2.77 31 60 2 10 64 110 13 55 212 43 114 5 48 39 75 13 32 ,231 38 72 14 54 .231 17 59 5 30.331 16 77 2 35.230 67 8 67 127 8 40 .073 48 108 ft 43 204 44 90 1 McNallr, Bait, .1 1 6 199 163 1 16 2.80 Kaat. Minn. ,.18 1 1 265 267 154 2 82 Horlen. Chi.

13 13 219 203 123 2 68 Brown, Rait. ,255 Areue. Clev .335 Bressoud, Bos. 296 Anarlrto. 564 Hcheal.

Calif. .483 31 90 41 118 60 96 26 63 34 90 36 75 14 64 51 102 17 55 19 62 30 55 I-andrum, Chi. .425 Stewart. .282 Llllls. 408 Clemens.

Chi. .340 Dlrymple, Phil. 301 Srholield. Woodward. MIL 265 Kessnu, 309 Klaus.

NY 288 C.nnlrrn NY. .251 BlTjme Wash. 403 Lopez. Cal. ,..14 13 21 5 183 123 2 69 rtamoa.

NY 5 5 92 60 69 2 93 Newman. Cal. .14 16 261 225 1 19 2 97 Burhardt. Chi .13 8 189 167 108 3 00 Bell. Clev.

6 6 104 87 86 3.03 John. Chi. ...14 7 184 162 125 3.08 Perrv. Chi ...472 51 103 12 43.518 17 46 Chance. Cal 15 10 226 197 184 3.15 Grand Slam Homers-siuan.

phis, and Stariell, Pltirbiirfh. Eight Share $500 Prize In Football There was an eight-way split of the $.500 in the third Hall. Bait. ,,.11 6 94 84 7I.1.1S Sparma. Del ..13 167 142 127 3 18 Mathews.

Bollln and Jones, Milwaukee: Cincinnati: Mier. a to hj.ij Coleman. Pinson and r-erer. Ford. NY.

...16 13 244 241 162 3 25 Mlkkelsen NY 4 9 82 78 70 3 29 Grant. Minn. ..21 7 270 232 142 3 30 Kllhek. NY. ..339 24 74 5 34.218 Lock.

Wash. ..41 8 52 90 16 39.215 Tillman. Ro. 368 20 79 6 35.215 Klnir, Wash. ..258 47 64 14 49 .21 3 Rodsers.

Calif. 411 33 68 1 32 .209 Unr. ..285 37 59 16 .207 Klndall. Minn. 343 41 67 36.195 Br kman Wash.

44 4 34 82 5 35.185 Grand slam homers Coniellarn. Boston. Mantle, Bover, Clarke, Pepltone snd Stott'emyre. New York- Dimeter. Freehan, MrA'illffe and Brown.

Detroit: Whttfle'd Hinton snd Ss'mon. Clevel-od: Look. Howard, and Nen Wsshtnaton: Ver-ssl'es snd Mtnpo'a: Romano snd Mr-Craw. Chlrsro; Biefsrv. Gren.

Kanssa City: Mantilla, Bos-Ion. 1 Ptanre. ev. 8 4 132 122 is Pasrual. Minn.

9 3 156 124 87 3.35 MrCrmlck, Wash. 8 8 158 158 89 3 36 Hart and McCovey. Ran Francisco; Bailey snd Williams. Chtcaco, Rodirrs and Railey, Plttsburfh: Calllson and Allen, Philadelphia. McCarver and Gibson, St.

Loull, 1 each. Soviets Send 4 Rooerts, Bait i in nu 01.101 Bunker. Bait ..10 8 189 170 81 3.38 Downlnl, NY. .12 14 212 185 179 3 40 Boswell, Minn. 6 5 106 77 85 3 40 CHUCK HINTON Uniontown ROY JEFFERSON lellevuo CANNONBAll BUTLER Pleasant Hills Howard, ni.

11 1 i JOHN BAKER East McKoesport CHARLEY BRADSHAW New Kensington Det. ,..15 IMS Jisjjs.vs.1 Tlant. Clrv. ...1111196166 152 3.54 Stafford, NY. 3 8 111 94 71 3 57 Atulrre.

Det. U20S 111 Peters Chi. ...10 12 176 161 95.163 Monhfluette. Bos 10 18 229 239 109 3 69 TerrvT dev. ...11 6 168 154 85 3 69 fi j-n frTo Mnosl.

KC. 5 8 55 no VI s. IB Wlrkersham, Det. 9 14 195 179 109 3.76 O'Donofhue, KC. 9 18 178 183 82 3.89 Sheldon, KC.

..10 8 193 185 1 1 1 392 Raflatr. bos. i ijumh Kaline Faces Foot Surgery DETROIT, Oct. 6 (UPD Tiger Outfielder Al Kaline will undergo surgery here Monday on his right foot to relieve a chronic Injury which has hampered him the past two seasons. Kaline, a 13-year veteran in the major leagues, has had the bad foot since childhood.

Mar Cal 4 9 124 11 1 76 .1 vi Koplltl, Wash. 4 7 108 97 59 4 00 Wilson. Boa ..13 14 231 221 165 4 01 Morehead. Boa. ,10 18 192 157 163 4 08 P'drlk, 6 4 109 108 71 4.13 Talbot, KC.

...10 12 198 168 115 4.14 Pertna Det. 4 12 93 96 79 4 16 flunter, KC. I 8 133 124 83 4 24 Bennet Boa. 7 142 132 75 4 37 Lnnbore. 17 185 191 113 4 46 Nantm.

Wash. 4 12 174 174 64 4 50 MONDAY, October 1 1 from 5 to 7 PM se-ul KC. siiiB.timiiMM Press Football Contest of the season with the winners correctly predicting 17 ot the 19 listed games. Checks for $65.63 will go out this week to these contestants who earned an added 5 per cent bonus of their split the jackpot by putting their entries on postcards: E. M.

Deutsch, 2121 Spring Craig Lucas, Belle Vernon; P. W. Malone, Canons-hui'g: R. E. Roell, 1675 Park-line and Elsie A.

Sayles, 310 1, Twelfth S.T, McKees-port. The other three who will receive $62.50 are Elmer J. Darak, 10041 FrankstoWn Victor DeSantis Donora, and William J. Rigby, 416 Chartlers Carnegie. Football Contest No.

5, worth another $500, starts today. The coupon will appear each day on these pages through next Friday. All entries must be received at The Press not later than next Saturday noon. Daniel. Wssh 5 1 3 1 1 8 135 43 4 73 Boulon.

NY 4 15 151 138 97 4 83 Kraliek Clev. 5 11 64 104 34 4 92 Ortea, Wash. ..12 18 180 176 84 6.10 To Judo Tourney MOSCOW, Oct. 9 (UPD The Soviet Union will be represented by four competitors at the world judo championships opening Thursday In Rio de Janeiro. Two bronze medalists at the Tokyo Olympics, Heavyweight Anzor Kiknadze and Lightweight Oleg Stepanov, are included in the quartet along with Heavies Anzor Ki-brotsashvili and Parnaoz Chik-viladze.

The Russians don't think they can match the strength of the Japanese for all-round efficiency or Holland's giant Anton Geesink, the world and Olympic champion, In the all-weights category. "We will strive for second Football Foes Sought Carrick High is seeking Class A or Class away football games for the first and second dates of Septem ber, 1966. Schools interested Foxes Hunt Game Fox Chapel High School needs a basketball game Dec. 17 to complete next year's schedule. WPIAL teams interested are to call Athletic Director D.

A. Nikhazy at 782-3405, Ext. Ax are to call Faculty Manager Michael Dlmperio at 882-2228 1 2 or write to him at 125 Park-field Pittsburgh, 10. JOHN HENRY JOHNSON lost Hills BEN McGEE South Pork PAUL MARTHA Penn Hills BRADY KEYS laden BILL NELSEN leaver Falls and third places in Brazil," Senior National Vladlen Andreyev said. Kiknadze is the oldest member of the quartet at 31, while i'Sfc 'A Mr.

Pleasant Open Mt. Pleasant Joint High Is seeking a basketball game for Nov. 30 or Dec. 1, preferably away and schools interested are to contact Athletic Dlrec or Sam Freed at Ramsay High School in Mt. Pleasant.

24-year-old Chikviladze is the youngest man on tne team. Early Overseas Assignments Contract positions ranging to $12,000, plus liberal fringe benefits are available to qualified individuals with police or investigative background. Former civil government or military experience in these or related fields desirable but not mandatory. Candidates should be 21 to 45 in excellent health. Send complete resume to Mr.

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