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2 SecH-11'017'1961 ZuS2Lnstlt4ZimtS2 Arkansas Aide Foldberg Gets Five-Year Pact to Coach Aggies ''I SIDZIFF Mirror Sports Editor Giants Bid for Title Against Browns Today BY THI ASSOCIATED PRESS Foldberg got a five year Disaster At Gate i in im i ii i in i ii mw I 1 v- I 4 1 I i I 1 -a W-1 i' Nf ft i COLLEGE Tex. 3 Henry C. (Hank) Foldberg, coach of Wichita, was named head coach and athletic director of Texas Saturday, thus returning to the school where he got his start Irf college foot ball. "The 38-year-old Dallas native was picked to succeed Jim Myers, who spent four frustrating years as head man of the Aggies and who was fired the day after he fin ished the 1961 season. Started at Foldberg played freshman football at in 1941 and then varsity football at West Point OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 5 Hired by SMU as Head Coach DALLAS Ufl Hayden Fry, assistant coach at Ar- kansas, was named head football coach of Southern Methodist University Satur-j day.

Mattie Bell, athletic direc tor of SMU, announced at a press conference that Fry had been given a four year contract. Salary wa3 not dis closed. Fry, a native Texan who got his first coaching experi ence at Odessa High School, was defensive coach at Bay lor for two years before going to Arkansas where he was in charge of the offense. Fry succeeds Bill Meek, who was coach for five years at SMU and was relieved of his duties Dec. 2.

Fry played four years of football 1947-51 at Baylor. He was a quarterback. Elorde Posts Quick Victory MANILA (3V-Gabrlel (Flash) Elorde, fast-punching Filipino southpaw, stopped Sergio Caprari of Italy in 2:22 of the first round Saturday night and retained his world junior lightweight championship. Caprari was floored three times, first for a count of three. Elorde was after him immediately and after a sharp exchange dropped the Italian for an eight count.

The third time the dazed challenger fell halfway through the ropes and sig naled to hi3 manager he could not continue. Elorde weighed 130 lb. and Caprari 129VS for the scheduled 15-round bout witnessed by 35,000 partisan spectators in the outdoor Rizal Baseball Stadium. ANY SUIT IN OUR STOCK Suitt that regularly till to $95 QUICKIE SIGNING As soon as the Bluebonnet Bowl game ended Saturday Kansas ace quarterback, John Hadl, met San Diego Charger scout Don Klosterman on 20-yd. line and signed a pro- pact.

VP) Wlrcphot ON 20-YD. LINE, YET NOME HIGHER! Including Famous Eagle Clothes CONTINENTAl-IVY-famout makei, Toreriy, Aiher, Etqolre-100. wool-Oacros Flannel Special Group Suits igfa $2 John Hadl of Kansas Signs With Chargers SPOUT COATS li Silk 4 Wool, Mohair Wool Check Plaids, Shetland! Special Group (itUyioUi) CUSTOM SLACKS oouforfr S22125 100 wonted, mohair, woof, reverie rwirf NONI HIGHER Special Group fteguWy to $2-m $5 MEN-smIncqats HABERDASHERY MEU RAINCOATS Spor) DrM Heavy grt Sweaters, Jackets, Swim Wear JZ Ii Va Price Lesil HOUSTON (UPI) Kansas University quarterback John Hadl signed a contract with the San Diego Chargers of the American Football League on the 20-yd. line of Rice Stadium Saturday, minutes after the Jayhawks beat Rice, 33-7, in the third annual Bluebonnet Bowl game. Hadl was signed by San Diego scout Don Klosterman.

He reportedly received a four-year, no-cut contract at $145,000. Hadl had been the No. Mr Playboy 7 OentS Attire) TtlSphonS VErmOnt 72887 OPEN EVES. FRI. TIL BLUEBONNET BOWL The New York Giants, a team that wasn't figured to set the world on fire, can win the National Football League's Eastern Conference iChampionship today by overcoming certain obstacles the Cleveland Browns In general and Jimmy Brown, MUt rium, Lou uroza and Bobby Mitchell in particular, The teams square off in New York's Yankee Stadium on this final Sundav of the i is regular season.

Even a ue would do tne tricK tor the Giants and put them in the Dec. 31 title showdown in Green Bay against the racicers western Conference Kings. Trip to Miami The Browns are anxious to make amends for the 37- 21 defeat the Giants handed them Nov. 26 and perhaps gain a spot in the runnerup bowl in Miami Jan. 6 aeainst the west's runnerup.

JBrown and Plum are the leagues top performers in two Individual statistical de partments rushing and passing. Brown is shooting for his fifth straight rushing title. Plum leads the nassers just as ne aid in 1960. oroza, the great placekick er, established an all-tim NFL scoring record with 826 points over an ll-year span lasi a una ay wnen the Brown3 lost 17-14 to the Chi. cago Bears and thus bowed out oi cnampionsnip conten tion.

Mitchell, the Browns' 'Sunday flash" (he's in the Army the rest of the week). isn't first in anything, but the Giants are well a war that unless they keep a close eye on the elusive halfback. he might well lead today's loucnaown paraae. If the Giants lose, the Phil adelphia Eagles "could pull into a ue oy wnipping the Lions at Detroit In that event. New York and Phila delphia would clash in Yank ee biaaium Dec.

24 for the eastern crown and the rieht to face the Packers. Other Games Of course, if the Eaerles tie or lose, the Giants would be "in" regardless. Detroit could assure itself of a trip to Miami bv knockine off the Eagles. New York is 10-3, Philadelphia 9-4. Cleveland 8-5 and Detroit, a western team.

8-4-1. In other eames today it's Green Bay (10-3) at Los An geles (4-9), Pittsburgh (6-7) at St. Louis (6-7), Minnesota (3-10) at Chicago (7-6) and Dallas (4-8-1) at Washington lu-iz-i). The Baltimore Colts beat the 49ers, 27-24. at San Fran cisco Saturday.

The Giants are favored by a touchdown. Buccaneers Drub Canadiens, 14-2 Seven nlavers took a hand in the scoring, including "hat A. .1 tt V. mess Dy uick Wilson and Frank Dunnican. a a t.h Long Beach Buccaneers de fended their California Ice Hockey League lead by smomenne tne Lioa Ance lea Canadiens.

14-2. Saturriav night at Burbank's Pickwick Arena. Wilson scored four timf and Dunnigan three times ine nurbanK stars and San Diego Sky Hawk3 meet tonight at 5:30. bcore by periods: Lot Ant alat Lone Batch i-5 7 4 J-14 Bucks Collect, 92-72 COLUMBUS, O. (JB Top-ranked Ohio State won its fifth straight eame and knocked Loyola of Chicago from the unbeaten ranks Saturday night, 92-72.

John Havlicek led the Buckeyes witn au points. Lawson's Jewelers Presents: the gift of a lifetime i The Rams close the books today on a most discouraging season. The team played well in spots but amateurishly in others. After the-unthinkable trade of Del Shof-iJier to the Giants, morale went to pieces. Veterans lost -heart, feeling they had no security.

"It could be" me 'next" Then came the suspicion that the Rams were running "a doghouse. It was denied but no one Baw much this season of Tom Wilson or Joe Marconi. Finally an assistant coach, Hamp Pool, wound up the scapegoat, although his associates say he has bent over backwards this year to be co-operative, helpful and keep himself in the background. The end result has been disaster at the gate. Clearly the Rams will have to do something positive In 1962 to appease their dwindling fans.

In 1960 they drew 604,992 fans for 11 home games. This has dropped to 469,293 for 10 games this season, with the Packer game figures still to come. Recent Fights Called Frauds Commissioner Jim Smith of the California Athletic Commission describes the recent heavyweight promotion featuring Patterson vs. McNeeley and Liston vs. West-phal as Just plain "lousy." "Mismatches such as these should be outlawed," he stormed.

"If they had been proposed for California I know that I would have voted a screaming loud "no" against them. It amounted to outright defrauding of the man who buys a ticket." Liston's standing in California has not been defined. Two Philadelphia newspapers refused to support the Westphal fight because of Liston's background. "I'm not going to guess at it," declares Smith. "Should he ask for a license in California we would first demand a complete factual disclosure on who's who and what's behind him.

When you don't do that you might find yourself married to the wrong element in boxing again. We aren't hungry enough for big fights in California to throw aside the book and let hoodlums and racketeers back in." Incidentally, Mel (Red) Greb, Las Vegas promoter, who has successfully staged a Gene Fullmer-Sugar Ray Robinson bout and a Fullmer-Benny (Kid) Paret match, says it will be impossible for anyone to get light-heavyweight champion Archie Moore in the ring with Fullmer. Fullmer wants the match. Greb says it would take Ft. Knox to meet Archie's terms.

What Happened the Third Day? The daily double pool will be something new for Santa Anita this season but four employees of the track had a most pleasant experience with the pool at the harness races recently. On the way to Hollywood Park, Al Wilson had an inspiration. The four would put up a half dollar each and buy a $2 ticket on the last two numbers on the license plate of the first car they passed on the freeway. This they did and they collected over $600. Back they went the next day and bet the same two numbers and won again.

But the amazing thing Is that in 12 years this combination had never shown up before. Hollywood Park Introduced the daily double last season for the first time with curious results. Their early crowd picked up 40. Betting on the first race was off 42 and off 1 on the second race. But over-all betting on the first two races was up 12 on account of the double pool.

CThe record for a daily double payoff i3 $12,724.80 for a $2 ticket at Agua Caliente in 1954. Uncle Sam has shown a rather inconsistent Interest the double pool. Any time it is over $600, the winner to identify himself and make out a signed declaration before he can collect. Quite a racket has developed in this regard. Eack East, slick operatives have been selling winners the security number of deceased people for use in phoney declarations.

It ha3 never been explained satisfactorily why a person who wins $600 for a $2 daily double bet should have to pay income tax on it but a man who might win $6,000 on a $100 bet doesn't have to report a thing. HeaVs 7959-60 Talents Vanished Once around the sports beat If the Dodgers had traded Charlie Neal a year ago, and played Jim Gilliam second base all last season, they might have won the Neal's crucial errors kicked them out of It for two years In a row, in 1959 and 1960, Neal had been the best fielding second baseman in baseball. His batting average also plopped. Buzzie Bavasi, Dodger executive vice president, flatly agrees with those who says baseball should be speeded For another thing, he favors uniform dimensions for all parks. "A football field is always 100 yards," says Buzzie.

"A tennis court is the same size the world over. Basketball courts are equal. But there ha3 been no uniformity in baseball A fan should be entitled to know that a home run in Yankee Stadium Is the 6ame as a home run in Wrigley Field or Chavez Ravine." Did you know that the Dodgers will not allow their announcers to take an outside program if It means taking the job away from someone else. Jerry Doggett, Vin Scully's associate, was okayed for ice hockey, but only because it "was a brand new sport here Incidentally, Dodger contract with its sponsors calls for Scully to "broadcast seven innings and Doggett two Doggett turned down the No. 1 spot with the Houston ball club to remain with the Dodgers I chuckled at comedian Dave Barry's line at the last Santa Anita press party.

"I feel good," he said. "I finally shot a 71 today. Bowling He said he went to Caliente recently. "I wa3 very lucky. I got a ride back." News note Racing Commissioner Edgar Hills says the jockeys have withdrawn their objection to taking the lie detector test if the racing board so wishes And by way of wrapup Coach Billy Barnes of the Bruins says his main problem In the Rose Bowl is rather obvious.

"It 13 moving the ball when we have it and 'stopping them when they have possession. The Gophers are twice as good as they were last season." Read Sid Zlff weekdays In the Mirror. contract at $17,000 a year and will come here to take over following the Sun Bowl game at El Paso Dec 30 where his team plays VIlla nova. It was known for days that Foldbere would ba tha new coach but college officials- would make no an nouncement Assistant Foldberg will be returning not only to the scene of his first college football but his earliest coaching as well he was assistant here in 1951 when Ray George was head coach. 131 1 10 10454 Nationa West Los Angeles i block W.t of Motor Ave.

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line and signed the Kansas star to a 1962 contract. Rice took a brief 7-6 lead with a 6-yd. drive late in the first period but Hadl's beautiful run led the Kansas comeback and the Owls made only one other serious threat Coleman Honored Rice had been favored by three points to score its fifth victory in seven postseason bowl classics. Kan sas was making its first bowl appearance since losing to Georgia Tech, 14-20, in the 1948 Orange Bowl. A light rain that fell practically throughout the nationally televised game cut attendance at the seat Rice Stadium to 52,000, Bluebonnet officials, how ever, said 61,000 tickets had been sold.

Top Player Coleman was voted the game's most outstanding back. Elvin Basham, a 194- pound Kansas guard, was the outstanding lineman. Rice's lone touchdown came on a five-yd. pass from Randy Kerbow to Johnny Burrell. The Kansas scoring drives covered 59, 65, 50, 36 and 69 yd.

After Coleman had SPRINQ REPAIRS 1 AM urn 1 draft choice of the Detroit Lion3 of the National Football League, and Ed Anderson, Lion general manager, had accused Hadl of signing with San Diego before the game. "I don't know why he (Anderson) said that, the Kansas senior said Saturday. "But I don't hold any hard feelings against anyone on the whole thing." He said he chose San Diego because "it's a young club and I feel I'll have more opportunity." scored the first two touch downs, Curtis McClinton ran the Jawhawk lead to 19-7 by carrying over from the four SCORE BY QUARTERS Kansas i 13 8-33 Rice 7 0 0 07 Kanj. Colemarv l-yd. run (kick failed).

Rice Burrell, S-rd. pass from Kerbow (Blume, kick). Kant. Coleman, l-yd. run (pass failed).

Mcuimon, -va. run (Barnes, kick). Kanj. McFarland, -yd. run (kick failed).

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