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I Surpr tire fired late last year Levy I lie was unavailable for fur-Icftjfter his best season 4-5- ther comment Mexico He was regarded as a good image for the state university trying to field teams made up of students bucking stringent grade and the 19G2 season but eased at entrance requirements He leaves with an 8-29-3 tho start of this one Thei schedule pitted them Cal Athletic Director Pete Newell said he was surprised Marv Levy the young Nii Beta Kappa key holder who inherited a murderous schedule and an average set of players as the University of California football coach resigned suddenly last night Levy a surprise appointment in I960 to succeed Pete i le decision He called it regrettable the sud-against such teams as Notre deness of this move leaves Illinois Duke and'us aU a little off balance jMarv has put forth a tremen- The 34 year old Coe College dHU amount of effort for the record in four seasons and the bonus of having a l-LDamc mark against arch rival Stan Pittsburgh (' Elliott was brought to Cal ford after a 14-6 record at New Like Stanford's Jack Cur- from the coaching family at Cal with Dick Stanfel the line coach believed to have the inside track Another strung candidate is Jim (Truck) Collum administrative assistant to Newell and freshman grid coach Sianfel is a graduate of the University of San Francisco in 1951 He was a fool hall star there and a five limo all pro guard for Detroit and Washington Stanfel was an all coast guard at USF He icnme to California from Notre Dame where he was ihcad line coach under Joo iKuharich for four years Stan- fc! is a graduate of San Fran ks who had some minor com-' cisc0'g Commerce High plaints about the handling of school He lettered three the squad years at USF and served two There is strong belief the years in the US army before successor to Levy will come' entering USF A graduate and holder of a Harvard master's degree in history said in his surprise dinner hour announcement: have decided that it would be in the best interests of the university and all parties concerned to resign my reasons for doing so arc personal in nature It has been a wonderful experience working at the university and I wish every success to the members of the team in the university and we regret that this has come to Levy left with one year to go on a two year contract signed last fall At that time he was given a raise in pay to about $15000 to $20000 He Is the second Big Six coach to vacate his post since the end of the season Washington Jim Sutherland was let go earlier It was learned later that Newell had been visited by a committee of football play- Varsity Fete Honors Bulldogs Seniors were spotlighted at the 43rd annual Fresno State College Varsity winter awards dinner last night with Beau Carter Jan Faris Herman Hamp and Rick Dahlgren gaining the major share of the plaudits 1- -d'- and trophies HWWMIWWHWmW AP Wlrtohotg Cal Coach Marv Levy tosses in sponge 1-D THE FRESNO BEE Thursday December 12 1963 It was also for FSC Coach Cecil Coleman who in future din ners will be in the role of athletic director Coleman thanked what he termed most loyal and dedicated coaching assistants in the world" for their time and effort of the past five years He also praised the 1963 squad for the great team effort in the final game against Abilene Christian the start of the season we thought this squad had tremendous potential We still do Several players did not measure up to what we thought they would do mostly because of injuries I was just happy to see they showed what they could do in the final Introduces Players Coleman introduced each team member by class in school plus his assistants stu- BY ED ORMAN Seorti Editor 5 Scores (Ml Hartford 51 Stem 36 Central Connecticut 13 Coast Guard 74 Army 70 Albright 44 New York Staia Maritime 52 Pace 411 St Peter'i lie Stonetull 95 Westminster 72 Geneva 60 St Bon even lure 113 Steubenville Dickinson 64 Wilkes 52 Ursinus 12 Haverford 65 Fordham 69 Yale 64 Wesleyan 16 Worcester Tech 69 Trinity (Conn) 63 William 51 MIT II Brandeif 61 Princeton 69 Lafayette 64 double evtr time Rochester Clarkson 52 Fitchbure Stale 91 Worcester Slate 13 Harvard 64 Northwestern 61 Cornell 97 Canisiu II Trenton State 76 Newark State 67 Assumption 67 Clark 65 Rhode island 92 Willimantlc State 65L Union (NY) 75 Hamilton ML Tempit 66 Lehigh 3a Navy 71 Gettysburg 52 Stonthill (Vt) 67 Siena 54 Midwest Davidson 95 Ohio Stale 71 John Carroll 13 Thiel 62 Youngstown 74 Gannon 44 Michigan K) Butler 70 Defiance 91 Trl State 77 Kent stale Baldwin Wallace 72 Evansville 90 San Francisco Stale 51 Bradley 92 Arizona Stefa 15 Saelh Vanderbilt 97 Duke 91 overtime Alabama ASM 70 Morehouse 49 Catholic University 71 John Hopkins 54 Florida 100 Tampa 75 Satan Hall 91 Loyola (Md) SI Louisville 70 La Salle 6a North Caroline AST 104 Favtttevlllc Slate 10 Delaware 74 Franklin Marshall 67 Washington College 101 Stevens 11 Jacksonville University 120 Rollin College 77 Eastern Kentucky 15 Marshall 71 Kentucky Stale College II Union (Ky) Southwest R'ce 101 Florida State 01 Utah 96 Texas ASM 71 Wtsf Air Fdrce 01 South Dakota 53 California State San Fernando State 15 7 3 i TOP Carrying off the -leading honors at the annual Fresno State College varsity awards dinner were from the left: Rick Dahlgren Hal Hevner Herman Hamp Beau Carter Roger Smith and Jan Faris 1 Flatley Is Named Rookie Of Year In NFL Contrary to what the local We Love Our Giants gentry believes that their San Francisco National League club got the best of the player swap with Milwaukee veteran sports writer Harry Grayson contends Manager Johnny McHale of the Braves could well have traded Milwaukee to the championship The deal most certainly makes the Braves Other comments by the former west coast sports writer a long time New Yorker the Giants won the National League pennant in 1962 Manager Alvin Dark said Felipe Alou could do everything as well as Willie Mays it surprising that practically every baseball man said that the Braves got all the best of the deal that brought Alou Ed Bailey Billy Hoeft and an athlete to be named later in exchange for Bob Hend-ley Bob Shaw and Del Crandall is a ballplayer of capabilities traded certainly not without obtaining a comparable performer in return Alou is an established big league ballplayer who can carry a club As Casey Stengel remarked Giants had better get a lot of pitching out of Hendley and what the SF management expects If it does not the Giants' pennant hopes will go down the drain deeper Come to think of it we wonder if young southpaw pitcher Wade Blasingame has come along rapidly enough to make a bid for a regular job with Milwaukee next spring? Opportunity appears to be present Bakersfield 'Got The Wo rks' From AAU We have to go along in a strong way with Gil Bishop the director of athletics of the Bakersfield College that the Kern County capital the when its bid for landing the 1964 national AAU track and field meet was turned down by a lopsided 26 to 10 vote in San Diego Bakersfield earned an envious reputation for the manner in which the individuals put on three previous national AAU meets Bakersfield certainly has the experience manpower facilities and finances to put on a successful meet again But it went to Rutgers in New Brunswick NJ and as Los Angeles writer Paul Zimmerman points out will attract a guard where Bakersfield could have made the Olympic year event a paying proposition It proves again how out of balance our amateur athletic authority is in the United stadium track reportedly is equipped with only seven lanes for sprints and hurdles while swift track has nine Weather conditions also have been conducive to top performances in the AAU meets staged in Bakersfield Weather is a big question in New Jersey as it was in St Louis where the 1963 AAU meet drew a paltry few thousand fans The slap in the face very well could cool any future ambitions by Bakersfield to try to land any more AAU meets You Can Get Your Rose Bowl Program Now ODDS ENDS: The official program for the 1964 Rose Bowl football game between Illinois and Washington again is available to the general public prior to the January 1st classic For $175 in check or money order the booklet can be obtained by order from Rose Bowl Program PO Box 903M Pasadena 2 Calif Dirt may start flying March 15th at the site of the $25 million Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Complex with completion probable October 1st The Oakland Raiders will be glad to see the construction started and finished In the meantime Oakland authorities are considering installing several thousand grandstand type scaffold seats at Youell Field current home of their local American Football League heroes until the new stadium is ready The seats later could be transferred to the 48500 seat bowl Now that the California Aggies have become a full fledged university at Davis law medicine engineering art and there is talk about the school gaining membership in the California Collegiate Athletic Association and possible eventually in the Big Six The enrolment of the Davis college is growing by leaps and bounds The Bobo Olson vs Hank Casey fight in Oakland earlier this week drew a fine gross gate of $10040 They went to a draw Their proposed rematch should draw bigger Now that the Los Angeles Dodgers have disposed of Bill Skowron the front office of the champions will try Ken McMullen normally a third baseman at first base backing up Ron See Sport Thinks Page 4-D Syracuse a No 2 draftee also received mention from several of the 42 man committee of sports writers and sportscastcrs three from each NFL city Don Brumm defensive end of the St Louis Cardinals who made him their No 1 draftee from Purdue was outstanding despite injuries Ron Goodwin Philadelphia offensive end from Baylor also impressed the panel after a slow start due to injuries WWWWWMIMHM19I dent graduate assistants and other men who have aided him during his five year coaching reign Carter the Oakview quarterback who smashed 14 school passing and total offense records during three seasons was to the surprise of no one selected for the Joe Dale Sr outstanding back award which also includes a $100 merchandise certificate The top lineman Dale award went to Clovis end Jan Faris Recipient of the Havey Burnett most inspirational perpetual trophy was senior fullback Herman Hamp Burnett a former FSC athlete and long time booster of the athletic program made the award Dr Ginsburg made his annual wrist watch presentation for the leading Bulldog defensive player to junior guard Ed Kaiser End Roger Smith carted off the first annual outstanding undergraduate trophy presented by Joel HohenshelL Coleman also presented Carter and Faris with plaques denoting their selection by their teammates as cocaptains for the season Water polo Coach Ara Hair-bedian the comedian of the department introduced his team Most Valuable Hal Hevener a three year letter winner who started every game this season was chosen the most valuable player on the squad and received a trophy donated by Stan Borasi Bill Ryder was team captain Dahlgren defeated only twice in 10 outings during the cross country season and winner of the district eight college division NCAA cham- See Varsity Page 4-D Tiny Charger Beats Seven In Sanger Purse LOS ALAMITOS UPI Miss Caprideck was the favorite today in the featured grade AA plus for 3 year olds at the Los Alamitos race track Tiny Charger outran a field of seven quarterhorses yesterday to capture the Sanger Purse by a nose over Dari-man er Lassie was third Tiny Charger the favorite returned $540 $280 and $260 for the win in 202 seconds over the 400 yards NEW YORK AP Paul Flatley rangy split end of the Minnesota Vikings was named Associated Press rookie of the year in the National Football League by a panel from 14 league cities The 6 foot 1 inch 187 pound former Northwestern star ranked eighth among the top pass receivers in the league in the latest statistics He had caught 51 passes for 867 yards and four touchdowns and was the only newcomer among the leaders The scouting staff selected Flatley as the No 4 draft a year ago in Chicago has great hands and uses his Coach Norm Van Brocklin said recently has everything but blazing John Mackey Baltimore's 6-3 220 pound tight end from Radio-TV Sports TOMORROW TdcvniM PM-RloMi KJEO 47 Odds Favoring Raiders Makes Davis Unhappy OAKLAND Coach A1 Davis trying to get his Oakland Raider team up for battle here against Denver is unhappy that his team has been named 13 point favorites over the Broncos was his comment Davis said end Art Powell whose ability to get the long pass in a key part of the Raider attack is hurting He suffered a hamstrung leg and is not expected to be at full speed honestly think we should be favored but not by two he commented are under extreme pressure It isn't reasonable to expect us to play back to that 31 point fourth quarter settle for any kind of a Davis referred to the heroic Raider win over the Chargers last Sunday that moved Oakland to within one game of San Diego with two contests to go for both teams US Girl Is Second In French Slalom VAL France UPI Jane Saubert of Lake-view Ore placed second today in the special slalom skiing event less than half a second behind winning Annie Famose of France In two runs Miss Famose was timed in 7643 while the Oregon State University junior was clocked in 7686 Marielle Gottschel also of France was third in 7800 Linda Meyers of Bishop Calif was seventh in 8068 and Barbara Ferries of Houghton Mich was ninth in 8334 as the squad of the United States Olympic Alpine Ski Team warmed up for the events leading to the Winter Olympics UPI Telephoto HIGHEST Navy quarterback Roger Stau-bach poses proudly with the Heisman Memorial Trophy emblematic of the outstanding collegiate football player The Middie junior ace also was chosen United Press International back of the year Michigan Sherman Lewis was a distant second in the balloting As Hire Scouts KANSAS CITY Mo UPI The Kansas City Athletics have added Tom Giorando and Jack Sanford to their scouting staff Si clOO 15023 -r -MILE 3 GUARANTEE 22000 Mils Cuarantes 5l7it Litetime Jr (Never buy lining for car againl -i- lr Pinson Admits Hitting Scribe During Scuffle CINCINNATI Cincinnati Reds outfielder Vada Pinson acknowledged today that in 1962 he slugged the newspaper sports writer who has charged him with assault and battery i a trial here Pinson under cross examination said he fought with Earl Lawson baseball writer for the Cincinnati Post and Times-Star at Forbes Field in Pittsburgh after a 1962 Law-son column that said Pinson was hustling" But Pinson who faces a maximum penalty of six months in jail and $200 fine if convicted on the current charge said the Pittsburgh fight was the result of a Law-son challenge He completed his testimony after acknowledging to prosecution attorneys that Law-son had written several complimentary columns prior to the scuffle here last September 4th The pair clashed in the clubhouse after a night game it V': Jackie Jensen Eyes Return To Baseball MOTOR TUNE-UP $1945 Value A ccmpfete lOpoint check and adjustment at your aiaisr Drive te Auts today! WHEEL ALIGNMENT 51393 Yaliis Complete 4-point eSedt Wei '(rent balance treat ediust the brakes-plus atherlcatures iia) Far All Amor Cars where I have my home and five pounds less than I SAN Jackie Jensen the American most valuable player in 1958 said he would return to baseball for the 1964 Jensen said he first went up to the majors in 1950 and now is owned by the Boston Red Sox Jensen said he already had season if he could hook on conferred with the Red Sox! San Francisco Giants with a west coast team about getting a release from I you get a release from weighed when I retired two years Jensen talked to Chub Feeney general manager of the to San Francisco and Los Angeles I have no fear at all and fly in preference to driving long distances He currently is employed in the public relations department of a gambling casino In 1958 when he won the Feeney told him in touch with me Jensen is on the Red Sox them and they told him they would not stand in his way The blond outfielder former football star at the Uni- Jensen who will be 37 years old by the time spring training rolls around said he would prefer to get a chance award Jensen drove in 122 runs and with the Philadelphia Phillies list and would be cracked 35 homers while bat-when Pinson approachedj with the San Francisco'versity of California on three available immediately ting 286 lie retired in I960 Lawson to discuss thej Giants But he did not ruleRose Bowl teams said he is He claims he has complete- for one year played in 1961 September 3rd out the possibility of the Los 'in the best shape of his ca- ly conquered his fear of fly-Angeles Angels or the Dodg- reer ers weigh 187 pounds" Jen- want to play in this area scn said that's about.