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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • 58

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BIG TRADE uiiuyuis GIVE AO GOOD AD Two Hurlers YOTI SERVE Pitcher, Aids Cubs From Cubs 03 Avirachon ADA, Dec. 11 tfU-Don By EMMONS BYRNE Continued from 1st Sports Page Kaiser, heralded young hurler for. the Chicago -Cubs, believes Most Ulked-about figure on the American sports scene today it probably Wilt (the Stilt) Chamberlain, University! the Cubs' 10-player. swap with any ether club bat the Yankees. Katt has a let ef power and should find Wrlgley Field te hi UklBg." t- A A the St Louis Cardinals will help him realize two desires a 20- MiJcetoau star.

From a cublicifv standpoint the Stilt is starting in as game, season and a first division The youthful skipper, thought berth for the Bruins. sophomore where Bill Russell, USF'i Moot-IQ defensive genius, left off as a senior. Qualified observers who. have Chamberlain in action maintain that everything that's the exchange of pitchers with The new players ought te make ns better he said. "We had a good team this year bat the Cards as a standoff but been said and written about hint in the newspaper and national expected to get more pitching msrazinea ii true only mora to.

we just aever could seem te 4 out of Poholiky than ha 'did i get started," from Jones. The proi made him tempting offers when he wu still in Mf school and never an. athlete aej' plied with college He visited most of the states Jiorth of the Mason-Dixon lint and, although Philadelphia is his home, he got as tar west as St. Louis yesterday, traded pitchers Tom Poholsky and "I can use Poholsky both as a starter and in relief," ha aaid, 1 Jackie Collum, catcher Ray Katt Seattle and Eugene oeiore aeciaing to cast nis 101 wiw jwbiuu. and inf ielder- Wally- Lammera 4e A A.1.

1 11 t- A I "because-Tom- bar food control. the NC2A crown this seasonand for the next two to come. The Chicago for pitchers Sam Jones and Jim DavisTTatcher Hobie Jones couldn't; pitch relief be ironic part of it that Phog Allen, coach! rceuse her-wai rioo-wHd. TLandrith and lniielder --for the east year wont be able to reap the benefits of Cham- Miksis. Chicago also will receive berlain'a skills.

He has reached the mandatory retirement age of gift box all ready to give It was the second major deal in less than a month for General Manager Frank Lane of the two triple A playjers from the 70 and 38-year-old Dick Hare baa taken over, Card farm system. Kaiser is counting on the Cubs Cards. Only recently he sent Rip Repulski to the Phillies for Del Ennis in an exchange of to produce more runs next sea son, and like new Manager Bob -A week from tonight Wilt the Stilt will make his WeatCoast debut before a Backed house in California's fvm in Berkeley. Sheffing he believes Katt; will "I've never seen such a demand for tickets," says Pete Neweu, help the attack, "A big factor in our making THROWING A-SMALli 1-1 a Timv rn n-iTar- Runs are what Kaiser and the the deaL" he said, -'was that the Bear coach. "Whit tickets that are available to the public were anapped up weeks ago.

Virtually every high school coach Cubs must have if the two am both Jones and Davis have bitions are to become realities in Northern taitfornie Ml written me requesting -merYtuons ior shown they are effective against himself and his squad. The 21 -year-old, 6 foot right Brooklyn. Jones has a chance to hander from Ada. had only a 4-9 become a great pitcher if he "The way it looks now I don't know if Pll bt abl to get my own team in the gym. Everybody wants to see Wilt I'm like everybody else.

My only excuse for scheduling the game is record last season although Cub can overcome his wildness. Da coachW described him as "the vis, in our opinion, is one of curiosity, but I might change my mind at the last minute. bestpitchfx.9nJheclub" best-relief- pitchers in the "If you know of somebody who really has to tee the' game Three times Kaiser lost shut leagua. At least he was against maybe he can have my seat. The only-way I know to atop Cham-I us.

out decisions, and he dropped "several others by one and two Mr iin wit hfrrt in nmrintmi mt tha ft( lint ltlra a Tlnrifla Aside from trades and trade Ml run margins. talk, the two leacuea were in "Seriously," Pete went on, "Chamberlain offers something volved in legislation and reeW tion of officers, offensively wa ve never seen before. However, I don think that na ttnll ha fha dafaviaiva faTA that Kuctall lmm4 vmmr wrhan The two leaguea to "If we eaa get proper hitting I think we will be ap there in the first division," enthuses Kaiser. "And ta a couple of years I believe we will be a pennant contender." we played USF. adopt a minor league plan to 1 "He's two inches taller than Russell and they say he has consolidate their annual meet At 4 1 I st ings and have them alternately in a minor and major league Reaching the "magic 20" circle not a freak as some of these hoop giants are.

But I notice the opposition has been running up some pretty high scores against v. city. also ought to come next year, Kansas, They also voted to set up a "I'd. like to get up to that 20 player pool to supply talent in mark. And with a little help a irffcv I case of a catastrophe to any member club, such as a plane few more hits I believe I can make it I'm certainly going to There's no lead in the 19-year-old Wilt's feet and he's built or train wreck which could wipe try awfully hard.

jixe a weage, wun au nis neign; ana 214 pounos no nas a ai-mcn waist and is an all-around athlete, as this thumbnail sketch culled out a team. Kaiser a 1954 graduate of 'from the Kansas press book reveals: Byng High School six miles Chamberlain, Wilt Already most talked-about basketball north ef Ada, where he posted piayer in tne wauon, even oeiore ne's played a varsity game Cam out Of fWrhrrtilr R-riAnl nf rtA kv s. Buy the new Early Times Holiday TWO-PAK an amazing record of 49 wins and only one defeat He signed Committees were appointed to examine possibilities of taking est a blanket insurance policy that would protect the interests, ef the clubs eon tributing te the player pooL many as good enough to move into professional league Scored with the Cubs for a bonus re ported at $50,000. 2,252 points during prep career Also logged excellent track marks of 6-6 in high jump; 49.0 in 440; 1:58.3 in 880; 53-4 in shot- The American League voted put; and 22-0 in broad jump in high school Scored 42 nointl nA harvmiHi 2Q rfhnnnH, in nr fraahman to adopt a three-game post-sea-. Bercovich Nino son playoff in case of a tie for to 81-71 victory over Varsity last November, first time in series the pennant In the put, the American League has had a Captures Lead, HAVING A LOT OF cejun iu yearungs nave won strong, ague ana lts.

Good jumper who goes far above rim for one-hand and two-hand I dunks Maneuvers well to get into goal for these shots, and also hits short jump-turn down the middle v. Needs defensive one-game playoff. The National League has had a three-earn -a in Rose Loop playoff. improvement and more aggressivess on backboards Set Eig Seven indoor freshman high jump record of 6-4 7-8 Cleveland general manager. By AST MACT Hank Greenberg withdrew his proposal for interleague- play.

E. Bercovich tt Son ilea xor outaoor title at 6-3 Third both indoors and outdoors in frosh shot-put Competition with marks of 47-2 and into the lead of the Abe Rose Greenberg had wanted each 47-9'. ourth 1 958 Kansas Relays hop-step-jump Bushrod Winter Baseball League major league club'a achedule by scoring a 6-4 victory over the Richmond Stars last Sun Sharpos to of 154 games to include 28 Contests with teams in the opposite league, day. Vada Pinson was the win ning hurler. Ai IGicmbra Fight Drovs $31,522 Officers in both leagues were Cooks Union eked a 3-1 reelected while American Risk Wrestling Crown Friday victory over Slaughters Realty with Bob Garcia tossing a nifty four-hitter.

League owners reelected President Will Harridge to a 10-year term. Bob Leopold also gave up but 4 Continued from 1st Sports Page four safeties as the Louis Stores Ben and Mike Sharpe, holders round and then he flurries to SMU Seeking Only registered a 5-2 triumph over of the world tag team wrestling win points." championship, will defend their Guy's Drugs. The Jim Ellis Snorts Shot Proven Head Coach Reminded that Giambra also plans it make San Francisco his! downed the Larks Club thanks DALLAS, Dec. 11 4P South title Friday night at the Oak land Auditorium. Challengers for the champion ship are Enrique Torres of Mex era Methodist seeks a man who home, r.ocky said: I "That's an old line with him, to a 10th inning homer by George Delles.

The Ellis nine is currently leading the Jim Ellis is "proven as a head coach" to fill its head coaching job, ath I I'll bet you dollars to donuts ico City and Pat O'Connor of he doesn't come out here." league. letic director Matty Bell said Ireland. The title bout is billed for one In another Ellis, league game Hustead's shaded the He has contacted "the biggest While Castellani was miffed with the fight and his opponent, I Giambra was happy with the de-t cision and full of praise for Berkeley All-Stars, 7-6. names in coaching" but doesn't Your retailer has the new Early Time's Holiday SIX-PAK expect the place Woody Wood- I Cocky. ard resigned to be 'filled until next month.

"lie's the toughest guy there is to Man, can he take a hour, with two falls deciding the winning team. 1 O'Connor is recognized as one of the most promising young grapplers in the sport He will give away weight to the Sharpe boys, but bis speed will give him and his partner an even fans believe. Promoter Ad Santel's program Bell wouldn't say who had been contacted but there were punch. I hit him some good ones in the fourth and fifth indications that Bowden Wyatt rounds." FOR THE SEASON OF Gismbra felt "thelcnockdowh Qf.Tennessee, Duffy Daugherty of Michigan State and. Bobby Dodd of Georgia 'Tech were was feinted him will include two other matches, yet to be signed.

wiui iiuoK ana men penxea among them. the right ever, It was a good i PARTIES AND AS AN EXTRA SOURCE OF GIFTS UOUHCK A IIE17 at 0 punch. lit ae preference rf-irllj fatora erponents. Tsirever, ke did tell Seaalea wtzUi a Cttla rest "I need it after all the chasing Kjss i VI I IUL I did tonight," he said, referring to Rocky a retreating style. Ten per cent of the proceeds AAA from the bout which wasn't aH HOIZ1 tresdeast or televised, will be turned over to thd" St Vincent 1 Cchool for Boys in San Rafael Result! of the preliminaries: Eenny Diles, 153, San Fran.

r- 1 cisco. eutsointed Julian Valdez. 143, vaiiejo, rredate viscara, 123, Francisco, stopped Tony mo, ww.a.vu, Aiur cua RarrerQ. 135. San Francisco.

eutsointed Johnnv Bermundez. GMi Hubbard, Mf r. You can rent a new Pow-rglide Chevrolet Bel Air or other fine oar complete with radio, heater and defroster in minute 1 Just ahow your driver's bcenaa and proper identification. That's The Herts Idea. How much? The rate for any 10-hour period, Monday through Friday, if only plus 8 cenja a mile, including all gasoline, oil and proper insur- -ance no matter houmany ride! Rates slightly higher 130, San Francisco, 4, and Dick UcGee, 142, San Francisco, stopped George Weiner, 143, San 1 an.

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