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miDAY. 30, 1SC2 rtJ County. LWh DAILY HERALD Players Vote to Return ingle -Star To AH Tit NEW YORK (UPI) Bowing I showed, little enthusiasm for two All-Star games ever since the ln ception of the practice in 1959. to public pressure, major league compromise. Frick said the owners even happier inasmuch as player representatives returned to the old system of one All-Star game a season today in a move that amounted to a clear-cut vic Giants Set Bear Trap for Chicago tory 'for the club owners.

The votfe by the players to go back to one All-Star game beginning with the 1963 season came we know skiing and take pride in helping you choose equipment that will give you the most satisfaction from as the owners gathered here for to retain their slim hopes la tie! Western Division chase. B7 Coited Pmi LileTUiUoaal Tse New York GUnU, uetdins eoty oc victory la UkIt final the start of the two-day major league meetings. The Greea Bay Packers enter "We didn't want to buck the it this wonderful sport. fjl We feature tirt games to wrap aotir the weekend with a one-game lead over the Detroit Lions and press and the public by pushing two All-Star games down their throats any longer," explained aa three-game bulge over the Bears la the West. Thus, the HEAD SKIS Pittsburgh pitcher Bob Friend, Lions and Bears mast keep win ning and hope that.

the Packers who also serves as the National League player representative. stumble once or twice in their re You've heard about Head Skis how they feel, turn, ride over cut through We originally put in the two maining three games. games only to meet our pension The Packers are hefty 22-poInt Broken surfaces, ride high in powder, bite and track on hard pack and ice. Head is the fj favorites over the Los Angeles Rams la 'their Sunday meeting at Milwaukee while the Lions are a U-point pick for their engagement with the Baltimore Colts at De Sajtrra Division crowa la tc If tkai rootbaH League, will ia-rade Chlcajo'a Wrlgley FleM for th firi Urn la 14 year Sunday for a tneetioi wita the erer-daa-ftroua Bears. ft was ia 143 that the Giants paW their last visit to Wrisley Tleld.

and ca that occasion they 33-H decisioa to the Bears. The last time the teams squared off was six years ago wbea the lasts blasted the George Halas men. 47-7, la the NTL championship game at New York. For Sunday's renewal, the GUsis are SH-polat favorites to wis and clinch their second eoa-ecullrt Eastern title and their fifth la the lajt seven years. Evea a staadeff wi3 enable the New Yorkers to clinch a tie for the crowa.

The Bears, Lhouzh. wonl be original ski engineered for the ummate in skiing fun and satisfaction. WE HAVE HEAD SKIS IN RENTAL USE A PAIR FOR A DAY AND SEE FOR YOURSELF troit. Ia other games, the Cleveland Browns are favored by 6 over the Cowboys at Dallas, the Washing fund payments, and now that we are able to meet the obligations another way, we are perfectly happy with the compromise." Scrapping the second All-Star game will cost the players approximately $50,000 each year. To Receive 95 Per Cent Under the two-game arrangement, the players received j60 per cent of the All-Star receipts! The owners' central fund got 35 per cent and the office of baseball Commissioner Ford Frick 5 per cent.

Now the players will receive 95 per cent of the receipts from the one game played each year. Judge Robert Cannon, the players' legal representative, said the players were "happy" with the ton Redskins are lH-polnt picks over the Philadelphia Eagles at Washington, the Pittsburgh Steel- BASKETBALL BALLET Players of San Francisco Warriors and St. Louis Hawks do graceful ballet, looking" for the ball, which is behind them, as they met in San Francisco last night. Warriors' Tom Meschery (14) and Wilt (The Stilt) Chamberlain (13) frame Hawks' Mike Farmer (12) as his teammate John Bamhill (20) comes in to help. At the half St.

Louis led, 58-57. (Herald-UPI Telephoto). OVER'S crs are favored by 6 over the St. Louis Cardials at Pittsburgh, and the San TFranclsco Forty- FA Nlners are 5 over the Vikings at sheeting for a tie. They mast wia Minnesota 78 W.

CENTER Wilt Rings Up 53 Points But Warriors Lose 7th Straight -1 Utes. Bruins to Shoot Works In Bid for 'Winning Season' By United Press International night as he rang up 53 points ELDON FORTIE TO PLAY IN 3 BOWL TILTS Tailback Eldon Fortie of Brigham Young University has accepted a third invitation to play in a bowl game. Fortie will play id the All-American game in Tucson Dec. 29. He also will play in the North-South game at Miami and the Hula Bowl in Honolulu.

A car can't run without wheels; at but without those little guys full strength the Warriors are second division club. it can only slide downhill. And meet Syracuse a week after the any NBA team's offense will stall whenever the little guys who Utah game and two victories would Syracuse wrapped up the game preserve BUI Barnes record of make the team roll are missing at Chicago with a 36-point blitz never having a losing campaign. The San Francisco Warriors They bring a 3-5 record to the have been "operating with guards Al Attles and Guy Rodgers in the third period. Walt Bellamy had 23 to spark the losers, but nobody else tallied more than 12 Utah game.

shelved by injuries and the San Although the Bruins enter the contest with a three-game losing points. Franciscans have been sliding Six of the winners were in the streak UCLA will be favored ia downhill fast. double figures with Lee Shaffer's the fifth meeting between the two St Louis handed the Warriors Standings In By STEVE SMILANICII Valted Press InieraaUoaal SALT LAKE CITY UP1) A pair ot teams with sputtering offenses hoped to opea up Saturday wfeea Utah and UCLA collide ia a a fcjlersectional battle la vol ring two rivals trying to void losing the leases. The contest at Ute SUdiara Is the season's fmale for the last place Redskins of the Western Athletic Conference. Uiah and a victory bs the final outing would provide coach Ray Navel's club with a winning seasoa.

UCLA, which has aa additional gime after the Utah, contest, needs a pair of triurcphj to make it a fertaV-evta season. The Udaas 23 points leading the way. their seventh straight loss Thurs schools. Utah has yet to defeat the UCLA football team. In the last day night when they pulled a outing between the two schools in 128-121 decision at San Francisco Pro Leagues 1960, the Los Angeles team won Syracuse breezed past Chicago, 112-85, in the night's only other action.

I'm proud to represent the By United Press International Eastern Division Barnes has elected to start with Bob Pettit hit 45 points, 30 of V. L. Pet. Carl Jones at the quarterback position in an effort to Improve his Boston 15 5 .750 them in the second half, to lead the Hawks to victory. Wilt Chamberlain had another fabulous Syracuse 13 5 .722 team's offense.

Jones, a 175-pound junior, started the season as signal caller before sophomore Larry Ze- Cincinnati 12 8 .600 New York 6 17 .261 so tool over. CHARGERS SIGN TACKLE Jooes is considered a better back Western Division W. L. Pet. WORLD'S LARGEST SAN DIEGO, Calif.

(UPI) on the roll out play and bis per Los Angeles 15 7 The San Diego Chargers of the ormance la last week's loss American Football League have 'Bridesmaid' Dallas Team Aims at Title .682 .652 .400 .273 .200 gainst top-ranked Southern California earned him a starting po signed tackle Fred Moore of St. Louis 15 8 San Francisco 8 12 Chicago 6 16 Detroit 4 16 Memphis State. sition. Moore, a 6-3, 250-pounder was However, most of UCLA's ball Thursday's Results the Chargers' 15th draft choice as a future last year. He also had Syracuse 112 Chicago 85 St.

Louis 123 San Francisco 121 carrying chores will go to AH-PacL'ic Coast halfback Xermit Alexander, the team's leading ground gainer. Alexander Is also the top- been picked by Baltimore of the (Only games scheduled) National League. scorer on the club with 39 points ABL Standings By Uailed Press InteraatJoaaJ The Dallas Texaas. twke close tul stm without a cigar ia the American FoothaH League's West-era Division, tale aim ca the pot-of-gold this week against the Buffalo Bills. Nagel has had to juggle his lineups for the game because of an Injury to No.

1 quarterback: Gary Hertafeldt. Hertxfeidi suffered a Long Beach Pittsburgh W. L. Pet. 8 0 1.000 4 2 .667 7 5 .583 -3 5 .375 4 8 .333 2 8 .200 Kansas City broken collar "bone in the Nov.

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Center Provo FR 3-7193 A victory over the Bills would CD I )( II I I I II qKll -J -J uu Philadelphia Chicago Oakland game against Utah State and will not play Saturday. Second unit Quarterback BiH Cravens will start clinch the tiL for Dns and get them over the "bridesmaid" stat uj they have suffered ia two pre Thursday's Results and he will be backed up by Pokey Long Beach 103 Chicago 74 Kansas City 101 Oakland 99 (ot) Allen. A crowd of 20,000 is expected, Give A (Only games scheduled) weather permitting. The weekend forecast called for wet weather, TO BE HONORED However, the field is expected to HARTFORD, Conn. (UPD be dry since it is covered.

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held) In Hamden Hem Offica: Bloomington, Illinois 5920 (SMPS (WWSW'W''SSw SMISj MlSj SSl Palm Beach Open Jan. 28. WEST PALM BEACH. (UPI) Two dark horses held vious campaigns. Both tiroes they were runner-up.

last year to Saa Diego. The game Is the co-feature la the AFL schedule, the other top game being the Houston Oilers bid to maintaia their Eastern Division leadership. The two-time and "playoff "champion Oilers, pressed la the tight Eastern Division race by Boston, not only have to beat Dearer but have to keep winning to maintain what amounts to a lull game lead over the Patriots. Boston kicks off the four-game round tonight by entertaining the New York Titans la the sec-end Patriot ste? along come-back road. Ia the only othef game this weekend, the Oakland Raiders and the Saa Diego Chargers match losing streaks ia a game at Saa The oddsmakcrs ruled Boston a wlae-pcint choice over New York, picked Dallas by 54 points over BiifTalo.

established Houston as -i points stronger thaa Denver. as4 Cgured Saa Dig 3 should beat Oakland by points. The league television schedule sad the Bafralo-DaHas game being shown ia the central time tcse at m. EST with llous- the lead 'over goLfdom'a big names today as the second round got un derway la the $20,000 West Palm Beach Opes golf tournament. Rod Fun seta and Butch Baird Lznored chULr winds and overcast skies whipped up by a fierce At lantic storm Thursday and fired fcur-cader-par 63'i over the" UJj JJj) Jwrji Ji JiJJx yard Beach Country Club course la the opening round to steal the thunder from such touring purse grabbers as Jack NIcklaus.

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