The Los Angeles Times from Los Angeles, California • 88

'12 Port DEC. 3, 1956 L08 attgClCg CimCg EXTRA POINTERS Hunt, Fish AP'S ALL-COAST CONFERENCE TEAM HYLAND FLING By DICK HYLAND Licenses The "all-Pacific Coast Conference football team as Colts Once Offered Rams $50,000 for Billy Wade selected by the Associated FIRST Press: TEAM Let's look at this PCC mess from the position of the 'official Trojans and the Bruins. It is a very solid, sound position. First, no one admires a made his first start as a de Pos. Player School 1 End Bill Steiger, Wash.

St. End Phil McHugh, Oregon Tkle John Witte, Or. State Tkle Paul Wiggin, Stanford Grd Esker Harris. UCLA ers carried their own skillets and utensils and did their own cooking One Ram, who shall remain nameless. Class Age Wgt.

Hgt. Jr. 21 174 6-0 Sr. 21 188 Sr. 23 232 6-2 Sr.

21 228 6-3 Jr. 20 187 6-0 Jr. 20 240 6-3 Jr. 20 197 6-0 Sr. 21 192 6-1 So.

19 175 5-10 Sr. 21 185 6-0 Jr. 21 206 6-1 Grd Dick Day, Wash. Cntr Jim Matheny, UCLA QB John Brodie, Stanford Back Earnel Durden, Or. Back Dean Derby, Wash.

Back C. K. Roberts, SC SECOND TEAM EXDS Ron Wheatcroft, Call fornia; Hal Smith, I'CLA. TACKLES George Struear, Washington; Dave Jesmer, Ore gon State. GUARDS Whitey Core, Washington; Don Gilkey, Cali fornia.

CENTER Karl Rubke, SC. QUARTERBACK Bob New man, Washington State. BACKS Joe Francis, Oregon State; Jim Shanley, Oregon; Barry Billington, UCLA. HONORABLE MENTION ENDS Dick Wallen, UCLA; Norm Becker, California; Carl Isaacs, Stanford; Corky Lewis, Washington. TACKLES Gerald Penner, UCLA; Dick Foster, Idaho; Gene St.

fensive Colt back last week Coach Weeb Ewbank calls most of the Colts' plays, although he let Unitas run the club without assistance about 85 of the time the last two weeks Ewbank's a former Paul Brown assistant After the Colts beat the Browns this year, 21-7, Brown refused to make the traditional walk across the field to shake hands Ap parently he's never forgiven Ewbank for leaving. The Baltimore club will leave at midnight (midnight!) Thursday and arrive here in the early hours Friday They'll stay at the Hunting- ton-bheraton and drill at nearby Brookside The Colts will be in excellent physical shape Tackle Art Donovan has a bruised shin and End Jim Mutscheller has a bruised, er, ah, upper thigh Mutscheller, incidentally, is taking a $106 Dale Carnegie public speaking course for the 49er game last week, he public-spoke 25 classmates into going to the game Do Own Cooking On the Rams' recent eastern trek, the team stayed at an apartment-hotel in Washington where the rooms were equipped with gas ranges Some of the more frugal play 'man or boy who runs away after he has been walloped; The Bruins and Trojans have been walloped by the PCC members from north of here. It is admirable that they do not run away, immediately. First, let them stand up and fight. Fight for what they believe is right.

Show that they are not spoiled brats taking To the tall timber to play as they wish rather than as social animals. At one time in this mes3 they could: have said, "All right, you're a bunch of "questionable veracities and '-we do not want to play with you." That would have been a position from which to leave the conference. But stalling tactics letrthat time go past and now another proper time has not yet arrived. It should be remembered that the Bruins and jans have NOT defended their own actions in letting their booster clubs level out the differences in the cost of living throughout conference universities. iiiThat was a reasonable vo-thing to do on the part of vj the booster clubs but it DID break the conference Neither the Bruins ps nor Trojans have ever of-ficially condoned breaking i under which they operate.

What they DO squawk about; and the thing that eyentually drive them from the conference at the proper time, is the FACT Nfthat OTHER conference Snember3, doing the same I'as the' Bruins and Trojans FAILED to be as hon-Jst as they. The "soul searching" at UP ALL-COAST TEAM The All-Coast football team selected by the United Press. FIRST BY JACK GEYER The Baltimore Colts, who'll appear here against the Los Angeles Rams Sunday under the auspices of the National Football League, once of-j fered the Rams $50,000 for the contract of Quarterback Bill Wade That was in 1954, Wade's freshman year. and was made shortly after the Rams had ruined the Colts, 48-0. The previous year, 1953, the Rams made a sizable offer to the Colts for Okla homa Billy Vessels This, too, was turned down and Vessels went to Canada Baltimore's attendance is up about 2WO over last year.

Rams Eya Skeet Cleveland cut ex-Ram Skeet Quinlan yesterday and there a possibility the in- lury-rackea Kams may re claim the little scooter from San Diego There's a switch Colt QB George Shaw is still on the injured reserve list, although he might be activated this week, After what QB John Unitas did to the Rams in that 56-21 game at Baltimore two weeks ago, who needs bhaw Unitas hit 18 of 24 for 75 that day, his best effort ever And Fullback Alan Ameche crunched for 162 yards, his finest performance of the year And Ingle-wood's Gary Kerkorian came in for his lone appearance of the year and completed two of two passes, including a 20-yard touchdown toss. Ex-Bruin John Hermann Six Bears Honored on Water Polo Team Champion California placed six men and bouthern California one man on the All- Southern Division water polo1 team as announced yesterday by the Pacific Coast Confer ence Commissioner office. The selections: FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM Hollowar. Ctl Volmer. Wllks.BC McNms, Ctl Stewart.

Cal Bthgte. Ctl Hill'. Cal Tie. HONORABLE Couverlnt. Cal; a Ooali tevenion, SC Harper, Cal Allen.

SC Pox. UCLA Hlrich. UCLA 'Orounda, 8C Llndcren. cal Farnday. SC MENTION Ray Van Dave Drum.

Howard Theuer. Barry MMtroroj. Walter Van Saun, UCLA: Dio.k. Trollope. SC a said it only cost him $9 for meals one week.

The Colt owners' take a benevolent attitude toward the team and are liberal in distributing bonuses from the profits, if any In 1953 the Colts finished, fifth and each player was given an ad ditional $500 They finished last in 1954 and' each received $300 Last year they finished fifth and.rtha extra stipened was a handsome $1000 The also receive $15 weekly during the training season for laundry, cigarettes; etc Wonder how far the proposed player union will get with this ball 1 Headquartin (or -Mircury-lincilii -I Cmtlnintal -f I I I 1957 Pos. Name School Class Age Wt. lit Bill Steiger, Wash. State Jr. 21 174 6:0 Carl Isaacs, Stanford Sr.

20 195 6:3 John Witte, Oregon State Sr. 23 232 6:2 Paul Wiggin, Stanford 21 228 6:3 Dick Day, Washington Jr. 20 240 6:3 Galen Laack, COP Sr. 25 221 6:0 Jim Matheny, UCLA Jr. 20 197 6:0 John Brodie, Stanford Sr.

21 190 6:1 Jon Arnett, So. Cal. Sr. 21 190 5:11 Earnel Durden, Or. State So.

19 175 5:10 C. K. Roberts, So. CaL Jr. 21 206 6:1 SECOND TEAM Pos.

THIRD TEAM May Double SACRAMENTO, Dec. 4 HP) The State Department of Fish and Game is drawing up legislation which would nearly double the cost of hunting! and fishing licenses for Cal- norma sportsmen, it was learned today. The United Press, through sources in two State departments, learned that the legis lation, to be submitted to the lawmakers next month, would provide this schedule: Fishing licenses, $5, up hunting licenses, $5, up Deer tags, $2, up $1, and pheasant tags, $2, up $1 While the department is not believed to be drawing up a bill for a $1 trout stamp, such a measure also is expectea to be put before the Legisla ture. New. Revenues On the basis of sales of about 1,285,000 fishing licenses, 640,000 hunting li cense's, 400,000 deer tags and 220,000 pheasant tags, the proposed increases would bring in some $4,470,000 annually in new revenues for operation of the Fish and Game Department.

A trout stamp would mean another $700,000 to be used toward the $1,700,000 annual catch- able trout program. Seth Gordon, department director, indicated that fiscal matters have been under con sideration by- his staff and that it has been discussed with Gov. Goodwin Knight However, Gordon said, "we're not ready to have any thing said publicly as yet. We had a conference with the Governor and, until such time as he decides the better course, we would not want to comment. Here's 'Official' AII-PCC Team The official Pacific Coast Conference all-star team as selected by conference coaches: F1R8T TEAM Ends Phil McHueh.

Oregon: Bill Steieer. Washington Slate. Tackles (tie) John Witte, Ore-Ron State: George Strugar, Wash ington, ana raui wiggin, ntaniora. Guards Faker Harris, UCLA: Don Gtlkey, California. Center Jim Mathenr.

UCLA. Backi Arnrtt. 8C: John Brodie, Stanford: Earnel Durden, Oregon State: C. K. Koberta, at.

unanimous selection. SECOND TEAM Gndi (tie) Carl Isaac. Stanford: Norm Becker, California, and Bob Lieorant, Oregon state. Guards Jim Bracking. Oreron state; Donn carsweii, Stanford.

center Kan KooKe. nv. State Lou Valll, Stanford; Jo Francis, Oregon State; Jim Shanley, Ore gon, and Dean Derby, Washington. nonoraDie mention: tnas urry Aldrich, Idaho; Ron Wheatcroft, Cal; Kick Wallen, Peter OT.arro, I'CLA; Norm Thlel, OSC; Bob Voiles, Hlllard Hill, SC: Gary Van Galder. Stanford: Corky Lewis, WSC.

Tackles Harley Martin, cal; (iernld rrnner. 1 1 Charles Austin. Oregon: Ted Bates, OSC; Mike Henry. Lou Bvrd. HC.

Guards Hon Rirren, ITIjA; Jerry Kramer, Idaho; Harry Mondale, Spike Hillstrom, Oregoh; John Snlffen, OSC; Bea Trdizabal, Laird Wlllott, HC; Dick Day, Whltey Core, Wash ington. Centei- Wayna Walker. Ida ho; Frank Mattoroccl, cal; Buzz Randall, OSC: Walt Gorrell. BCi Ben ny Hamrond, Washington: Jack At- wooa. wsc Backs Joe Kapp, cal: Don Hhlnnlrk, Kirk Wilson, I'CLA; Iroy Phelps.

Tom Crahtree. Oregon: Tom Berry, OSC; Ernie Zampese, Don Hickman, hc; Paul camera, Gordon Young, Stanford; Al Ferguson, Bob Herring, Credell Green, Luther Carr, wasnington, ana boo ivewman, wsc, Clarence Peaks Signed to Eagles Contract PHILADELPHIA, Dec. CD The Philadelphia Eagles announced today the signing of Clarence (Hi) Peaks, Mich igan State back who was the National Football League club's first draft choice this year. Buy Direct $095 from Foundry Oup Osm iwr Sir Mil Xml, I INDiriNDENT lON WOIKI i. 214 u.

n. uis-u Idaho (with 25 eligible players from out of State), Oregon State (with 29), Oregon (with 27), Stanford (with 24) and Washington State (with 16) would be laughable if it were not so tragic. In brief, the Trojan and Bruin squawk against the Pacific Coast Conference is based NOT on what was done to them for breaking PCC rules but WHAT WAS NOT DONE at other institutions that are logically and factually equally guilty with the Bruins and Trojans. It may look, at the moment, as if the Bruins and Trojans are rolling over and playing dead. But it was said here last Saturday that the Bruins would seek to reach a reasonable compromise WITHIN the PCC and establish a sound position from which to walk out of the PCC along with the Trojans and most probably Washington BEFORE they took the walk.

It must be remembered that when and if that walk is taken it is NOT taken because the PCC belted the Bruins and Trojans for breaking rules. They admit they did. They are, in fact, the only pair that admitted fully exactly what was going on. The others covered up to one degree or another. If the commissioner's office is realigned and Vic Schmidt put in his place, if the various universities are given autonomy over their own affairs, if the round-robin schedule is killed dead and the financial affairs of the conference readjusted, there will be no reason to bolt the PCC; That is, however! a big IF.

Until January, when the papas meet in Riverside, it can be but an commented that there is a disparity" in entrance re- California schools and other PCC members. "Stanford, UCLA and Cali fornia have the stiff est en trance requirements" in the conference," he said. The faculty representatives also adopted a policy where-l by nonconference schools that seek an interpretation of PCC eligibility rules hence forth will be referred to Commissioner Schmidt's office. In the past, Prof. Seaborg pointed out, nonmember schools of times have sought! clarification of the PCC code from individual schools.

He said this resulted in chaos and confusion, more often than not -V Yesterdays matinee ses sion did not produce any news. Golf Lead Held by Ruth Miller Defending Champion Ruth Miller of Recreation Park retained her 5-stroke lead in the Southern California Women's Public Links Cham-j pionship Tournament at Rio' Hondo yesterday. bhe posted a second-round 82 for a 36-hoIe total of 158 Dora Donaldson remained in second place with 163. The tournament concludes today. Leaders: CHAMPIONSHIP Rath Miller.

1U: Dor Donaldson. 163: Ann Hutchlion. r-nnmono aievrna. Ill, FIRST FLIOHT: OroH Cirnum Mm. (rr, 173.

N-t ff-nn mefc155i Ooro- SECOND: Orosa Hrlen Liititnan. mi Nt Pel Beldner, IMi JUiclla MMdori, lot. THIRD: Oro, Mil BlIliT. lSR Ntt Mrilm HiNMsd. 164; Maradonni Brownlns.

lift. FOURTH: Oraat Brnt Rankla. Net Juull Ludwlek. 15; w- ton. Kfi.

FIFTH: OroM Ann Wlllttmi, S0 Not Elms Wlllluu, 154! Cbullm Cru-ion. 1M. 1957 Mercury $399 DOWN! $73.38 A MONTH! UCLA WILL SECEDE Phil MrHiiffh. Oreffon Ron Wheatcroft, California George Strugar, Washington John Nisby, COP Esker Harris, UCLA U- Whitev Core. Washineton Dick Corrick, Oregon State Bob Newman, wasnmgton ai.

Joe Francis, Oregon State Paul Lowe, Oregon State Bobby Mulgado, Arizona St. Honorable mention includes: Ends Pete O'Garro, UCLA; factory equippao p'vt fox ono ieonto Oooii Ivory Dor EISEL Continue! from First. Pago 'who have 'been in. residence at any school for Stmdoy 'Til f.M. 117 JO Wiltklro llva, W.

Lot Anooloa Th Whlithouu of th. Wist Tackles Bill Leeka. UCLA; Fabian Abram, Southern California; Baker, Washington State; Mike Henry, 8C; Don McCumby, Washington; Harley Martin, California. GUARDS Donn CarsweU, Stanford; John State; Jim Brackins, Oregon state; jerry Kramer, Idaho; Ben Laruizabal, KL. CENTERS Dick Corrick.

Or egon State; Frank Matterdfcci, California; Wayne Walker, Ida no. QUARTERBACKS Al Fer- guson, Washington; Jim Conroy, SC; Gary Johnson, Idaho. BACKS Paul Camera. Stan ford; Paul Lowe, Oregon State; Ernie Zampese, SC; Kirk Wil son, UCLA; Credell Washington; Lou valli. Stan ford; Tom Barry, Oregon State; jack Morris, Oregon.

TEAM Bob De Grant, Oregon State Corky Lewis, Washington Dick Foster, Idaho Dave Jesmer, Oregon State John Sniffen, Oregon State Don Gilkey, California Frank Mattarocci, California Don Bhinnick, UCLA Kirk Wilson, UCLA Jim Shanley, Oregon Lou Valli, Stanford Bob Voiles, Southern California; Guards Walt Gurasich, South Southern California; Clint Whit Laird Willot, Southern Califor uantornia; centers is.ari kudkc, ADDING MACHINES large Mloction NEW USED SEI THE AMAZINO SWIFT 9950 MllIlM SWIFT ADDING MACHINE 130 W. 7 I. A. 17. OU.

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