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Musial to Despite Offer That He Retire Up Tigers Seek Escape from 2AA Cellar Game Against Eagles ST. LOUIS. Mo. CAP) Stan Mesial said today he planned to are some other clubs that do." "That (the retirement proposal) play aext season despite Branchfis hard to believe because both Rickey's proposal to St. Louis Bing and Johnny Keane said they Cardica! general manager Bing were counting on me," Musial Devine that the great outfielder said.

Keane is the field manager. Rickey said in New York he had retire. a major disagreement between Deviae and Rickey, who recently was hired as a senior consultant for the ALAMOGORDO (Special) If you think the Alamogordo Tigers don't want this one, think It's been a long time since theyj won a football game upward of a year, in fact, since they whipped Clovis 20-7 to dose out the 1961 season. This year they have a tie--a scoreless standoff with Wednesday, November 7, IMS Pace 6 Carlsbad Boosts i Bv HAROLD CLAASSEX fives Arkansas a deSnite.Carolina State. Tennessee om Press Spute Writer edge.

Tech over WaU How can Missouri over Colorado: Virguaa over over suggested Musial, who will be 42. this month, retire in a discussion' with Keane and Devine. '1 have changed my mind on regarded Roswell--but no vie-) tories. And after Hobbs, there's only one more chance. So the Tigers are eager, By JBI mWTv Associated Press Sports Writer Undefeated Carlsbad led New you see tt always get in your line of sight? There probably are as many up- jsets hidden on this weekend's football schedule as last jweek.

The most recent visit to Upset Gulch resulted in 40 correct igaesses with 14 setbacks for .746. Bowl. Louisiana State over Texas! Christian: Sonny Gibbs, TCU quarterback, brought Texas' down with a single shot last year but doubt he can treat the LSU Washington "William Mary. WEST: Bowling Green JOhio University, Oklahoma ovei ka. Miami (Ohio) over second straight ffist Z4A title last week by beating Hobbs 34-0, held a slightly better The Mexico's high school football than their 893 of last week -which some old scores from those six (system.

in on player development Cardinals- Cardinal President August A. Busch Jr. said Tuesday MusialjRIckey said, not only would play with the! Still Rickey explained. Cardinals in 1963 but would it would be dangerous to come a club vice president whenjregard a mar. of Musial's ad- he decides to retire.

jvanced baseball age as a regular. ''We need Stan's bat He'll let! Rickey said he was under the us know when he's ready to quit, earlier Musia! was ith the seiiiora on You just don't cast someone aside ing to retire after the 1962 base- There'll be a get-t who figures as a vice president ball season, in your future plans," Busch said. Here goes for this week. over Tigers the same way. Michigan Michigan State over over Purdue; dinois.

Dame over Pittsburgh, Ohio Minnesota over Iowa: over Indiana, Brigham Wildcats had last Saturday over just ers Then Busch added. "Since when Disagreement between Rickey and Devine set off feud reports Friday will be Night" for the Hobbs Eagles. Parents of the varsity play- will be honored, along the squad, together for the parents tomorrow night, and special honors for them at the Hobbs-Alamogordo game. The Eagles were reported in among the top ten teams as the lightly, least of all the other nine eighter held positions Badgers. "Parent's AA champs who wrapped up theirj Qf week or around Southern California over Stan- histlosses this seaon, and to even! Covemen, defending Rams Name Svare Coach SOUTHWEST: Houston iTulsa, West Texas State over West Virginia: North Texas state, Southern and Robert Kocb-iodJst oV er Texas potenti ium awesome twosomej WEST- Arizona State over jfor the Pennsylvania Lions.

utah OYer Kansas State! 111311 make Oregon over Washington State: jford: Stanford has demonstrated Where is there a better lineman Steve Barneti? over Florida Oregon State over Idaho, Montana over Montana State. New Mesici State over Texas Western, jMexico over Colorado State conqueror Alabama over Miami: A pitch- Grande, jumped into the fourth jing battle between the Crimson do you ask a .330 hitter to retire and questions were asked about unless you've got his equal to 5 naming good physical condition place him." I terday as they drilled for the Musial Is in St Petersburg. place. Clovis advanced from eighth to since that Auburn debade. squad on the rise versity, San Jose State over Fresno State, UCLA over Air Force; Duke over Maryland: This one Utah State over Wyoming.

Tide's Joe Namath and Miami's is for the Atlantic Coast Confer-! George Mira v.ith the Alabama ence crown. 1 Cardinal Vice President Dick LOS ANGELES rildcats $fat quarterback getting a little more! Washington over California: llast week whfle Baton, the highest help. was shut out last pirated Class A club last -week, fell! Mississippi over That rarely nappens to a with the Cardinals helping in tbeMeyer and Busch made that clear instruction league there for young 'today. ball players. "Devine is still running the Red game on the 1962 schedule.

When he learned of the Rickey Birds," Busch asserted. proposal to retire him. Musial de-S Meyer, Devine and Rickey alii dared. "I won't retire. If thejsaid reports of feuding on the dub Cardinals don't want me there were not true.

geles Alamogordo duel, last home over fourth to sixth and was theJThe Rebels get a weekend vaca-jHuskle and never twee In a row. team coaching duties aSL rated A team weekJtion for beating LSU in their most! Army over Oklanoma State: 19 Jday and dedicated himself to im- Ko Qass or teams made ecent outing. i The Oklahoma Staters picked the thpv took from Hobbs 'provement of a deficient ng wrong year to make the trip east belong they took, from Hoob Si tft fmd a wav Mta oae of Ae no i Dartmouth over Columbia: The some old scores that year. Prospect for Cotton Bowl: Longhorns versus Alabama NEW YORK CAP) No one can qualify by winning one of the team is definitely sure of a spotjgames. Northwestern, the Big Ten yet, but the pegs already have begun falling into place in the "battle of the ijan State the week after.

football's frantic grabbtg game. With four more to go --three for most of the teams-this is how the post-season picture looked today: Rose Bowl--Southern California (6-0) vs. Northwestern (6-0) or Wisconsin (5-1). Sugar Bowl--Mississippi vs. Arkansas (6-1)Cotton Bowl--Texas (6-0-1) Alabama (7-0).

Orange Bowl--Missouri (S-O-D vs. Army Gator Bowl leader, has a tougher task, playing Wisconsin Saturday and Mich- (6-1) or Penn State The Sugar Bowl gets the pick of the Southeastern Conference and''has, in the past, matched two SEC teams. Mississippi, almost certain to finish with a perfect season, and Alabama, also unbeaten, would be a natural but there are doubts that such a pairing can be arranged. Marshall David, president of the New Orleans game, lists three teams under consideration: Mississippi. Alabama, Arkansas.

Auburn, Duke, Georgia Tech, LSU, (Dec. 29)--Army (6-1) vs. Auburn (5-1) or Louisiana State (3-1-1). Liberty Bowl (Dec. 15)--Pitts-j burgh (4-3) vs.

Georgia Tech (5-2) or Miami (FlaJ (7-1). Gotham Bowl (Dec. 15)--Duke (5-2) vs. TCU (4-2). Bluebonnet Bowl (Dec.

22)-Oregon (5-1-1) vs. TCU (4-2) or Arkansas (6-1). The only bowl committed to con-, ferences on both ends is the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, -which matches! the champions of the Coasfs Big Six Conference and the Big Ten. Southern Cal can clinch the host spot by beating Stanford this week and UCLA on Nov. 24 and perhaps 1 Miami and Texas.

Sometimes the Sugar and Cotton bowls match the No. 1 and No. 2 teams of the Southeastern and Southwest Conference--the runner-up in one conference going to the other bowl. This makes Texas, pace-setter in the Southwest, and Alabama, which played in the Sugar Bowl last year and may want a change, a possible pairing. They played to 23-3 tie in the Bluebonnet Bowl a couple of years ago.

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Georgia Tech and Mississippi- as "We've simply got to find a way ito move the ball." Svare said at I a news conference called after There's some hope tnafc quit T-h years can QO those things. contracL For one tmng, this year's Ben- 1 a 7 season's home attendance gals are learning. They've had some sour lessons, like the 26-6 or pasting from El Paso Tech that opened the season, and the 35-0 blanking from Bel Aire of VacHa fteleagueTwaJ asked'if Paso that came next he CQuld However, they lost only by a play of the Rams. state's four undefeated teams, Sv safety to Sandia of Albuquerque. 8-7, and say what you will, they scored against Carlsbad, a thing onlv four of the Cavemen's foes have managed.

Carlsbad, of turnabout was hard to envision course, won it, 37-6. Thus far, the high point of the season has been that zero-tie with Roswell. when the Alamos held a lead in penetrations. But that Is hardly about enough to crow leading candidates to meet the Southwest champ. The Orange Bowl is committed to the Big Eight Conference for.

tw 0 more years, so the champion of that circuit gets one place- Missouri currently Is favored but it could be Oklahoma, Nebraska jor Kansas. The Orange Bowl Is! i said to lean toward the east for! Neither were the 26-0 licking from Artesia, or the 25-14 loss to Las Cruces when the Tigers held a 14-6 lead at halftone then saw it fade to 14-12 and then collapse in the last two minutes of play. Even In losing, the Bengals had some good moments in their latest outing. Ruben Hernandez, middle linebacker, blocked a punt on the Las Cruces 20 that set up the first Alamo touchdown, scored by halfback Louie SandovaL Fullback David Hill, who has done much of the carrying for the Tigers this year, scored the other TD. Half a dozen ether players earned praises for work In that game.

Probably the biggest factor In Alamogordo determination, however, is the desire of a Dick Strong's charges to get out of the District 2AA cellar. They pretty well have to beat Hobbs to do that, and they'll be gunning with the grit of the downtrodden to accomplish the job Friday night I wouldn't have taken the job if I didn't think I could," he said. But Rain general manager Elroy (Crazylegs) Hirsch said a with the toughest part of the Los Angeles schedule coming up. Hirsch said that Waterfield, despondent over the failure of his team to generate a consistent offense, decided to resign voluntarily. There have been published ports, however, that two of the four owners wanted Waterfield replaced by Svare.

Hirsch said the Rams will honor the remainder of Waterfield's con- jumped three notches into seventh with a 26-7 win over Dist 4A leader Tucumcari. Portales and Las Cruces replaced Albuquerque Valley and JBloornfield in the top 20. Portales I moved into the 20th spot while Cruces took over the No. 17 position. THE TOP TEN I.

Carlsbad (9-0) 2. Roswell (6-2-1) 3. Farmington (7-1) 4. Alb. Highland (5-2) 5.

Clovis (5-1-2) 6. Raton (7-1) tract. generally believed to be for 19 Santa $25,000 a year. Svare swung into action In a hurry. He said that Jim David, defensive backfield coach, wfll take to the road at once as a player scout, checking college' material for the winter draft.

Svare elso announced that Lindon his teammate on the New York Giants, would become a player-coach, handling the defensive backfield. Les Richter, veteran becomes player-coach in charge of the defensive line and linebackers. Hampton Pool, the Rains' off en- over. Arkansas over Rice: Bflly Dartmouth team has the Ivy League's best offense and the Arnie'nSam Are Favored SAN ISIDRO. Argentina (AP)-Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead, 90.0 America's twosome in the 10th an- 36-ljnual Canada Cup golf tournament, 32.6 established themselves as the 31.4 75.4 74.3 7.

New Mexico-Military (9-0) 73.4 8. Artesia (4-3-2) 9. Alb. Sandia (4-4) 10. Albuquerque (4-2-1) THE SECOND TEN n.

Aztec (6-2-1) 12. Anthonv Gadsden (7-1) 13. Alb. Manzano (2-5) 14. Gallup (3-4-1) 15.

Alb. Rio Grande (5-2) 16. Hobbs (3-4-1) 17. Las Cruces (1-6-1) 18. Silver City (8-1) 68.1 61.4 early favorites after their first practice rounds.

The tournament opens Thursday 72.7 73j) tries competing. The golfers who 70 5 solve the intricacies of the San Isidro Jockey Club's "punch bowl" 69 0 greens stand the best chance of stingiest defense. Friday ai jht Detroit over Cincinnati Saturday EAST: Boston College over Texas Tech, Cornell over Brown, Colgate over Bucknell. Boston University over Connecticut, Rut- over Virginia Military, Syracuse over Navy, Vfflanova over Massachusetts, Yale over Pennsylvania,) Princeton over Harvard. SOUTH: Auburn over Mississippi State, Memphis State over The Citadel, Richmond over Davidson, with two-man teams from 34 coun- Florida over Georgia, Clemson over Funnan, Kentucky over Vanderbilt, South Carolina over North Aluminum Colored Panel Weave Chain Link Block Stockade Redwood Pane! Vent Work, Yard LtvtJHng.

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"I wfll oversee aH the defensive coaching and responsibility for the offense," said Svare, who added that he had some ideas for improving the attack. Fortie Continues As Leading Gainer siv coach, vffl contmue in that Muriel Bevill. Preacher Pilot Storming Back NEW YOBJC (AP) James Georgia Hill. (Preacher) Pilot, New Mexico State's all-but-counted-out defend- Pairings for Thursday. Hobbs winning the Canada Cup.

The United States wfll be seeking its sixth championship overall and Its third In a row. Snead figured out the greens Tuesday and-came in with a 6- under-par 64. Palmer, having difficulty with his Irons, shot a 70. He went straight back to the practice tee. Except for the tricky greens, the course is not so tough, The fairways are narrow and most of them "are bordered by tall pine water holes.

Jeanne Green, Jean Mumford, Gwen Gatewood. MBdred Scott, Millie Montgomery, Claudell Bates. Mary Stafford, Betty Wile. Country Club Ladles Golf Asso- trees and spotted with bunkers, elation: But there is no rough and no V. L.

Brown, Sarah. Jane McVay, Georgia Jackson. June Burrows, Gladys Embick, Lee Denney. Dorothy Rhodes, Mary Frances Antweil, Eva Morrison. Boots Shaw, Maxine James, THISISTHEONE.

TASTES GOOD TO MORE PEOPLE MORE KINDS OF DRINKS THAN ANY OTHER WHISKEY EVER MADE. QUITE A STATEMENT? QUITE A WHISKEY! SIMPLY TAKE OUR ME FOR IT. SAY SEAGRAM'S ANDBESURE top golfers as South Africa's Gary Player and England's Peter "Alissj shaking their heads along with a host of other international stars. Many of the greens are comparatively small and have narrow entrances. But the frustrating as-! pect is the "punch bowl" shape of the greens that makes the difficult.

Putting downhill, the bafl can! jroll and roIL Some putts are over I greens are! June Spaniol. Beth Alworth, Eva Keith, Mar- bumps. Three-putt garet Meeting. scommon. Jo Ann Arnold, Lois CraddockJ Kayer played nine holes after Marge Dragoo.

Prudy Cochran, Marge Staley, Kana Burnam, Sharoa Perry. Ray Sides. completing a three-day plane trip from Adelaide, where he won the Australian Open. He Is teamed up with Denis Hutchlnson. Australia will be represented by two former British Open cham- Penn State favored.

of national rushing and scoring! Gladys Johnson, Beth Griffin, YORK (AP) EMonichamp, is storming back and mayljerry Mobley. Brighanr leads-be the first man since Mabel McNabb. Guyette They form the only team pions. Peter Thomson and Kel! the major-college football yardage-makers for the sixth straight divisions. iweek.

Harmon to repeat in one or bothJDorothy Ray, Billie Newman- Begin Tomorrow The slender Cougar, tailback hasi piled up 1,738 total yards, accord- Pilot, junior tailback from Xings- scampered 189 Trinity came within 39 yards of rushing leader Eldon yards las University and jing to the latest statistics TMiT w7" rnl'Rus leased to 3 CAA Ser 5 -The Bure au. Forte also is setting thef offense I which has won the Canada Cup! i twice, in 1954 and 1959. 12 Horses Die i In Track Fire BOSTON CAP)-- Twelve horses (perished early today as fire de-j P2ot now has 960 yards in eightlstroyed three barns at the Suffolk' team in basketball Thursday nlghtj when a Soviet squad meets the U.S. 163 carries while Fortie, spindly 157-pounder has 999 oa 171 Terry Baker of Oregon State islrushes in eight contests. DoTM race brought a concern tration of fire fighting apparatus; yards gained-with Bobby Santiago, New Mexico's; to the track before the blaze l.451 followed by George who just saw two quar- declared under control.

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