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1 FORT LAUDERDALE NEWS AND SUN-SENTINEL, Saturday, Oct. 14, 1967 1H YASTRZEMSKI'S TERRITORY Arnie, Thompson In Match Finale rrrf 4 1 Casper Eliminated By Palmer 1 A'l 1 1 i 3 VIRGINIA WATER, England, un Arnold Palmer got some revenge for his defeat In the 1966 U. S. Open Friday by beating his persistent rival, Bill Casper, 3 and 2 in the semifinal round of the World Match Play Tournament. V.

.1 U. l11Un. mo lihuuuc, kuu aire will meet Peter Thomson of I fr-rr Xr: k-r- 'J I A AiiatralU fiva.Hma vlnnAF of the British Open, for the title InAav nvP. hnlA. Thom- son advanced at the expense of yf Gary Player, the defending champion from South Africa, 2 landl.

I 4Tt4V''Vl In the 1966 Open at San Francisco, Casper wiped out Pal-mpr' Avpn-strnk lead in the I final nine holes, and then beat him next day in a playoff. Today's match will be the second time Thomson and Palmer have met here. Thomson defeated Palmer in the 1965 I semifinals. i "I reallv can't remember that II C.1.. im.

than If niii hi niii.lMiliaii.1.M,.iWi. 4 (AC Wirtpheto) (AC Wirtphett) I remembered every time I been beaten I would be com- I pletely bald-headed." Palmer had putts of 3 to 30 feet in his two rounds and said: I "I putted well but I'm sure I'll putt even better Saturday." 49. ii 1 They say you can't take it with you, but don't tell that to Red Sox slugger Carl Yastrzemski. The American League's triple crown winner will have some of Fenway Park's left field grass, where he spent a good part of the summer, as his front lawn this winter. The turf is being removed where football stands will be erected.

1 tie maae me morning rouna 4 over the 6,997 yard, par 74 (AC Wlnphoto) Wentworth course In 68, using The Sand Flies As Arnold Palmer Blasts Oat Of A Hunker i only 31 putts. He went to lunch 2 7Z up and never was headed after getting a birdie on No. 3 with the 30-foot tap. Casper had a 71 in the morning. After lunch Palmer, the dar ling of the gallery, put on his famous charge and was 5 LSU Favored Over -Miami Gilbert 2nd In PGA Test up after 27 holes.

But Casper Schoendienst Selected NL Manager Of Year won the 30th and the 32nd and they halved the 33rd with birdie 4. That left Palmer 3 up with three to play. Casper sank his 10-footer there for another (Continued From Page ISA) PALM BEACH GARDENS. UP) Bobby Cole, the hot 19-year-old golfer from South Africa who won the British LSU demonstrated a strong rush against Florida kicking, and Amateur championship yea, Friday hung on to 8 on6. birdie but Palmer dropped his 9-footer, also for a bird, and the Hurricane punter Hank Collins already has had punts misiire stroke lead to win the PGA amateur qualifying tournament.

match was over. The 30 low shooters in the 144-hole tourney qualified to join this year. Thomson, too, made the morning round, played in al most perfect weather, in 68, us ing only 30 putts. Player had to be content with a 72 and was down at the luncheon break. NEW YORK, on Red Schoendienst, the quiet leader who lifted the St.

Louis Cardinals from a sixth-place finish in 1966 to an explosive, runaway victory in the National League pennant race the past season, was named the circuit's Manager-of-the-Year Friday. Schoendienst, whose Cardinals also defeated Boston In a seven-game World Series, drew 257 votes from among the 397 baseball writers and broadcasters who participated in the annual Associated Press poll. Leo Durocher of the Chicago Cubs was second with 119 votes. Cincinnati's Dave Bristol was a distant third with 11. Schoendienst maneuvered his club to the top with a number of strategic moves that included the shifting of Mike Shannon from the outfield to third base.

The manager moved Nelson Briles, a relief pitcher, into the starting rotation in mid-July after ace Bob Gibson was sidelined with a broken right leg. Briles finished with 14 victories. The St. Louis skipper also made effective use of Dick Hughes and Steve Carlton, Player, who has won just about everything in golf, squared the match on the 33rd the rich PGA National tour next year. Cole shot a one-over-par 73 and a 76 Friday for a 572 total.

Hia three sub-par rounds earlier in the tourney a 69, 68, and 71 gave him the necessary cushion to overcome his last-round falter. Gibby Gilbert of Hollywood, was second with 573 and Ron Cerrudo of San Rafael, and Deanne Beman of Washington, D.C., tied for third with 574. Peter Townsend of England fired a sizzling six-under-par 66 Friday for the day's best round and a total of 585 strokes for 14th place. Cole was the youngest man in the tournament. He said he would go from Florida to Australia for the Australian Open, then' back to 'Miami for the $100,000 Doral Open next March.

hole by sinking a 10-foot putt for an eagle 3 against Thomson's birdie 4. Thomson at 37 the same age "Their serves two purposes," Shipp said. "It puts a lot of pressure on our punter, naturally. And it forces us to hold our blockers at the line longer. That gives their great punt returner time to maneuver." That would be Sammy Grezaffi, a 9.6 sprinter who returned one kick 42 yards against Florida.

Miami again will go with its power offense of David Olivo at quarterback, Doug McGee and John Acuff at running backs and Vince Opalsky at wingback. Prime receivers will be split end Jim Cox and tight end Larry LaPointe. Miami is healthy except for giant defensive tackle Hank Urbanowicz who is out with a leg injury. LSU is at full strength. Last year, LSU whipped Miami 10-8.

It was the Hurricanes' last defeat of 1966. They went 7-0-1 the rest of the way. "We couldn't seem to make those crucial third down and short yardage situations then," Shipp said. "We missed five times on third and less than three. If we expect to beat LSU, we'll have to pick up those first downs." To do it, Miami will have to overcome that same old 5-4-2 defense the one that held the Hurricanes five times in 1966.

as Palmer, came straight back RD SCHOENDIENST year's best with a birdie at the 34th by dropping a 12-footer to go 1 up At the next hole the South Afri can drove into the woods and lost his ball, the hole, the match and the title he won a year ago Th 30 Qualifiers for the 1M1 PGA tour, determined by th 144-hole qualifying tournament: B-Cookman Hosts Allen Palmer won the- inaugural Bobby Cole 49-6J-71-75-M-74-73-74-S72 Shepard Named Pirate Manager tournament in 1964. Thomson never has won it. The first prize here is $14,000 but it's worth far more in pres young starting pitchers, plus a relief staff that Included Ron Willis and Joe Hoerner. The Cardinals were tied for first place with Chicago on July 24. However, they went on a 13-3 streak in the next two weeks and forged an eight-game lead.

St. Louis clinched first place two weeks before the end of the regular season, finishing with 101-60 record and VlVi games in front of second-place San Francisco. Schoendienst replaced Johnny Keane as the Cardinals' tige. sourn Africa Olbby Gilbert M-71 -70-71 -75-70-74-74573 Hollywood, Fit. Ron Cerrudo 7-70-74-72-71 -70-73-77 S74 San Rafael, Calif.

Deanne Beman 70-72-71-M-72-71-77-75-J74 Washington, D.C. George Boutell M-7S-74-74-71-07-7J-7J-577, Phoenix, Ariz. Bob Murphy 70-70-71 -70-7J-75-73-75 577 Nichols, Fl. James Grant M-72-74-72-73-73-73-7J-57I Wethersfleld, Conn. Don Higgins Tomball, Tex.

Bob Smith M-7O-74-49-7I-75-74-74-SO0 Sacramento, Calif. Alvle Thompson 73-75-73-71-72-72-73-71581 Canada Tony Jadclln 74-7-7-70-74-4t-74-72-5l4 England Richard Rhoads 70-72-73-72-72-76-76-73584 Mamaroneck, N.Y. Stev Elchstaedt 69-75-75-71-74-71-77-73 585 Miami Lakes, Fla. Peter Townsend 72-74-73-74-75-75-66-76585 England James Moody 74-75-76 76-71-72-71-71-5M Parker Heights. Tex.

U-F Favored Over Tulane manager Oct. 20, 1964 in an unprecedented aftermath to DAYTONA BEACH The Bethune-Cookman College Wildcats will play its annual Homecoming game against Allen University of Columbia, South Carolina at 2 p.m. today, in Memorial Stadium. Headcoach Jack "Cy" McClairen said his team will rely on the pro-type offense. Last year Bethune-Cookman College defeated Allen University 15-0 in Columbia.

McClairen said he is doubtful about a quarterback for todays contest. George King, an All-Conference senior quarterback from Pompano is the regular Wildcats starter, however, Clewis Wright stands a good chance to step in 'as the leading signal caller after he led the locals to a 30-0 victory over Albany State College. the club's seven-game World I I Robert Elder 76-73-74-73-74-70-73-73586 wash Inoton, D.C. Series triumph over the New York Yankees. Keane had resigned and taken a similar position with the Yanks.

He replaced Yogi Berra, who had Barry Meerdinle 6-74-77-72-74-73-72-77 588 New Iford, N.J. Marty Fleckman 70-78-76-71-76-72-72-73588 Port Arthur. Tex. PITTSBURGH. OB Larry Shepard, with but one year's experience in the major leagues, was named manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates day.

Shepard, 48, spent 25 years in the minors as a pitcher, player-manager and manager until the 1967 season when he' moved up to the majors as pitching coach for the Philadelphia Phillies. Now he's seen a dream come true: Managing a big league club. He succeeds Danny Mur-taugh, who was named interim manager in mid-season after Harry "The Hat" Walker was fired. Mgrtaugh has since gotten a front office job with the Pirates. Shepard, grinning and happy, was at Forbes Field when General Manager Joe L.

Brown made the announcement. "Larry," Brown said, "has knowledge of the game, ex- Terry Winter 76-74-74-72-72-74-75-72589 been fired. West Lafavette. nd. The Cards wound up In Wm.

Robinson 73-73-77-76-73-69-71 78 590 Juo ter, a. seventh place in Schoen George Henry 76-78-74-74-77-73-70-78-5M va dosta. Ga. dienst's first season at the Richard Potzner 71-72-78-73-75-72-76-74591 Burbank. Calif.

helm in 1965. They moved up a notch the next year with an James Langley 70-69-72-76-78-74-75-78592 Salinas, Calif. 83-79 record. Seminoles Clash With Gamecocks (Continued From Page 16A) impressive against Texas last week. A stronger punch on the ground could open up even new and better avenues for the air attack, which has been one of the nation's best.

Peterson issued much the same warnings the week prior to the N. C. State game, but wifh the memory of the fantastic 37-37 tie with Alabama still fresh, few listened. This week, the FSU coach's warnings have fallen on more receptive ears, and with good reason. The Gamecocks, rebounding from a dismal 1-9 season in 1966, ran up three consecutive victories over Iowa State, North Carolina and Duke before finally losing to rugged Georgia another Top Ten member in good standing 21-0.

As Peterson said, South Carolina likes to control the football, and they've got the horses to do it. Fullback Warren Muir, a rugged 197 pounder, and halfback Ben Garnto no small fry at 199 do most of the mail carrying, but quarterback Mike Fair (193) has scored two touchdowns. Although often erratic as a passer, Fair has also thrown for 454 yards, proof that the Gamecocks can also throw when they have to. The Cubs' third place finish under uurocher in 1967 was considered remarkable i Mya Ayt 73-73-74-7673-70-75-78-592 Burma Mike Hadlock 73-71 -7674-7675-73-75-593 Mars All, Tex. Jimmy Hlskey 71-78-77-71-74-70-76 76-593 Arlington, Va.

Rodney Horn 74-70-73-73-76 7 675-76-593 Prairli Village, Kan. R. Carmody 71-75-76 74-74-76 7 672-594 Long Beach, Calif. Terry Comstock 73-72-73-73-76-72-77-79595 Sioux Falls, S.D. Johnny Stevens 75-80-73-74-73-69-72-79595 (Continued From Page 16A) were 5-4-1 in 1966.

So far this season they whipped North Carolina and lost to a pair, of Miami teams, the one from Ohio and the one on Dixie Highway. "I'm not going on what Florida did against LSU," said Pittman. "Florida made too many mistakes and LSU didn't make any. It was one of those days. Florida is solid.

They have plenty of talent and we look for a rough game." Tulane showed quickness on defense against Miami, especially in the secondary where Jim Jancik excells. Scott Haber, a sophomore defensive end, can play, too. Eckdahl isn't the only Gator receiving get-well cards these days. Defensive end George Dean, offensive tackle J. D.

Paster-is, defensive tackle Mike Healey and linebacker Jim Hadley are all injured and will not play. Skip Amelung, a sophomore from Ft. Lauderdale, will start at left tackle in place of Pasteris. Amelung and Brian Jetter, a starter at defensive left end, are both former Flying L's. The Gators need a 1966 effort from Smith, who only has 170 yards in 52 carries this year for a 3.3 average.

That's a good average for school, but it won't get him All-America. view of their performance the previous campaign in which they wound up in the cellar, Wichita, Kan. winning only 59 games and losing 103. Durocher moved to Chicago in 1966 after a 10-year absence from the managerial ranks. G.E.

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Bratt 11c Laad, Battariii 1.2i, Ganaralcrt, Starltrt, Aluminum. Boston Pilot To Receive 2-Year Pact Nats Reveal New Field Boss Today AN INVITATION TO ENJOY 88 WASHINGTON. UP) The Washington Senators have "HAVE FUN" LARRY SHEPARD big chance' perience, dedication, industry, knowledge of the National 'League and ability to handle players. There were a lot of outstanding baseball men considered for the job, but in my opinion Shepard can and will do the best job for us." He was given a one-year contract. The Pirates pitching staff failed to live up to expectations in 1967 and the Pirates- favored to win the pennant last spring finished in sixth place.

Brown was asked If he picked Shepard because his pitching experience may help the mound corps. "That was a minor consideration," Brown replied. "If Larry had not the background of pitching, he certainly would still have been the manager." Brown shrugged off a suggestion that Shepard's lack of much major league experience might hurt. "Larry has had a long, varied and successful career in the minor leagues," the general manager said, "and the elements there are the same as in the majors." The same question was put to Shepard. "I don't think the players will hold it against me," he said.

Brown said he and Shepard have held only brief discus-, gions about possible trades to improve the team. "I doubt very much if there will be any world shaking trades," Brown said. "We're not going to bust this team up." 1 1 Ml A Jerry West Breaks Hand LOS ANGELES, tf) Jerry RENT-A-H0NDA West, all-pro guard of the Los Angeles Lakers basketball team came up with a broken left hand Friday, a new break of the same bone which was fractured last season and may be out of National Basketball Association play from four to six weeks. Discovery of the fracture BOSTON. MV-The Boston Red Sox said Friday they will hold a news conference at 11 a.m.

today, and published reports indicated it would be to announce a new two-year contract for Manager Dick Williams. 1 The Red Sox gave no information on the subject of the conference, but the Boston Record American said Williams would be signed for a two-year term at a salary of $50,000 a season. He drew an estimated for his one-year contract this season, as he led the Red Sox from their 1966 ninth-place finish to the American League pennant before losing the World Series to the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games. Williams, 38, a utility man for 63 years with five major league clubs, finished his playing career with Boston in 1964.

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There was no immediate Indication who the new man will be but General Manager George Selkirk has named publicly several who will not get the job. Billy Martin, Minnesota Twins' coach; Sam Mele, fired as Minnesota manager last season; and Billy Hitchcock, deposed Atlanta Braves manager, were three he named as not being top candidates. Selkirk also said the new Senators manager would not come from within the Washington organization, thus eliminating the coaches and minor league managers. MOTORCYCLE 2.50 PER HOUR $10.00 PER DAY SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY DISCOUNT THIS WEEK END ONLY! Dougherty's Sunoco came in a routine examination by Dr. Robert Kerlan, but its not known just when the new break occurred.

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