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The Mailbag Runneth O'er "Facts vs. Make-Believe!" That was the title of this little present that came along in the mail shortly after Christmas: DEAR BOB: You recently wrote, in substance, that Ole Miss Syracuse) might appear, in the Rose Bowl in the near future. as to Mississippi and other Southern teams, are you actually so self-deluded? The South has major bowls known to all in the other 47 continental U.S. of (1) Sugar in Louisiana, (2) Orange in Florida, (3) Cotton in Blu- bonnet in Texas. Moreover, the South (Alabama) plays in the North's and East's Liberty Bowl in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

(That totals FIVE (5) major bowls in which the South plays this year.) Why, in these established premises, should the South send its top teams to the Far West's 2nd or 3rd- rate Rose Bowl? Be, if you may, realistic, objective and mature. And analyze the facts, not make-believe. Across the nation, the AP reported that the South placed SEVEN (7) teams in the nation's TOP TEN (10) and EIGHT (8) in the nation's top 11! (And wither any Don Clark-McKeever mayhem on the sidelines after play, with victim lying helpless on back.) Why cannot the enormous UCLA, USC and other California schools produce Top-10 Why is it that UC, USC, UCLA and Stanford never play in Philadelphia's Liberty Bowl (up East or North) or in any of the other major Bowls? Never, invited? Certainly, the California schools have the quantity. Does California's hybrid 15-16 millions population lack the duality? There has to be a cause and effect, if one shuns self-delusion and make-believe. Shall Rise Again Because the writers have so long been brainwashed into make-believe delusions anc distortions of truth, this COLD FACTS (Truth) revelation will make you mad as truth always renders a thoroughly prejudiced and brainwashed mental robot, You'll trot out all your hackneyed Hate-the- South platitudes and cliches and so muddy the waters that the facts shall be out of view.

It always follows. The Far West's Hollywood-Los Angeles sports "authorities" have never yet learned that, self- delusion notwithstanding, they cannot win them on the sports page; that quantity, per se, is no substitute for quality; that make-believe is for morons, and facts are for mental adults. Think on it. It probably will give you a pain, however. My alma mater, Alabama, played in your Hose Bowl SIX (6) times, 1.926-'46, as I recall the years.

Alabama lost. just ONE of these SIX on foreign soil by 13-0. As I recall the record (Facts vs. Make-Believe) all the California schools COMBINED have won only ONE (1) of your home Rose Bowl games in the last FOURTEEN (14). Alabama again trounced the Far, West in the '46 Rose Bowl, then the Big Ten over in '47.

Quantity docs not dp. it. Sec the national record. Perpetual whining and incessant cry-baby tactics and half-truths do not do a decent man's job, either. One of Fourteen! "There is no darkness by Add: And nurtured lies and prejudices by anclj of the largely-controlled "free Pasadena.

RUNS AT SANTA AftlTA TODAY arfare Makes Debut Warfare, California- bred colt that was rated the top juvenile in, 1959, lakes his first test as a 3-year old today in the sixth race at Santa Anita Park. ner of the Hopeful Stakes at a a a and C. R. Mac Stable's T.V. Lark, winner of the Arlington Futurity.

Warfare was entered in the opening a Breeders' Trial stakes here last month Opposing Warfare among but a a last-minute the nine overnight entries scratch because of a sudden for the six-furlong sprint fever. Whether the colt has will be a number of 1959 big suffered any enduring ill stakes wini.ers including C. V. Whitney's Tompion, win- effects will be determined this afternoon. Ismael Valenzucla will be in the saddle on Warfare while the veteran Jphnny Longden will ride T.V.

Lark. Bill Shoemaker will be up on Tompion. Others entered sixth race, called the Ridge-' wood Ranch purse, are Na- tego, Ma's Money, Fay's' Night Out, Niequest, and the B. B. Slasky trained entry half-length in 1.43 for favorite, finished third.

of King's Marshall and King Moishe. 1 Santa-Anita came up with its first boxcar payoff of the meeting here yesterday when Turin, an Argentine 5-year- the mile and a sixteenth an across-the-board mutuel return of $143.60, $49.80 a $18.40. Initiate, i of the a i a handicap 7 a a nancucap ai.aa.y old horse won the sixth race Meadows a November, at odds of better than 70-1. came through wltn an upset win here'yesterday in the With jockey Bill Harmatz up, Turin just held on to win featured Seabiscuit purse as over Blue Wind Boy by a Fightin Indian, the odds-on Coaches Vote Two up to now. Kemp set a flock of passing' records with the Tigers up through 1956 and was a national offense leader among small- colleges to such an extent that the Detroit Lions drafted him.

He then embarked on a career that consisted of a grand tour of the NFL training, camps and some army camps as well and even up to Canada and NEW YORK-UPI-College football coaches voted by a 8 1 TM wide majority yesterday to petition the National (fee wjth NF Athletic Association to restore two-platoon football with an inchlding Pittsburgh twice -and a stint with the Calgary --AP Wirephoto. HUSKY HARDWARE --Washington quarterback Bob Schloredt inspects some of the trophies he and other Huskies brought back from their football victory over Wisconsin in the Rose them are keys to tong Beach and Seattle, trophies for outstanding player on West Coast, outstanding player in the Rose Bowl and team trophy. P.S.--With great material Gillraan just about "went native," and accomplished the impossible: losing 10 of 12. It must be indigenous to this "dynamic," make-believe climate which spans NO. 1 major crimes, juvenile delinquency, et cetera.

See the Gosh, I wasn't trying to start a SECOND (2nd) civil war. Only reporting the facts man the facts vs. make-believe. Another Country Heard From DEAR BOB: Happy New Year! Was going to take a few whacks at "your boy" and defend Boland when my eyes caught that item of "Santa Anita honoring I ll Terrang." You may not believe, but the tears came to I my eyes. I was so happy for him.

The middle of December I wrote a long, long letter to Mr. Gwynn Wilson, executive vice president, asking him to honor Terrang on opening day of their Silver Jubilee. And the reason I chose him 1 to write to, didn't think it would take an act of Congress -to grant. I was so angry at that poll of "The Best at Santa Anita." I presented all of his merits over the years, and suggested parading hiin and presenting him with a blanket. "Just any old blanket would do, but just honor him!" And if they didn't, it would most likely be another 25 years before a California hred would win 10 slakes again, five more than any horse that had won there.

I think every horse has earned the right to be retired at seven, don't you? But I sure will miss him! It was a race when he was in it. I feel sure my letter did some good. I'll be there with my lucky gold hoop earrings on, for old times sake, ha. Sec you at the races (only been out but once, on New Year's Day, but satisfactory. Started the year right).

And I do hope your brother is much, much better. --Rye, I.D., Pasadena. SAN FRANCISCO--UPI--The stale of California plans to sell or lease its $8,000,000 holdings at Squaw Valley after the winter Olympics next month, deputy state director of finance T. H. Mugford said yesterday.

It was the first official announcement of what the state would do with the Olympic property. Two i a recommended that California unload the property even if what has already been spent has to be written off as a total loss. The assembly a and means committee of the state egislalure yesterday concluded a two-day hearing on the question of what to do with the Olympic property. State park commissioner Will Rogers Jr. told the committee California should get out of Squaw Valley before spending any more money there.

Rogers said it would be un- ivise to spend additional funds to make Squaw Valley a state park because the money could used to the greater advantage of more persons by developing recreation areas. Two state legislators, assemblymen Gordon Winton, in of Madera, and Lloyd Antelope Valley in Los Angeles' y' oi Humascy, County a named "Jackie! ur ed lhat California get rid of its Squaw Valley property even if it is necessary to write off completely the money spent there already. Kaharich Seen" Taking Ram Coaching Job WASHINGTON--New reports cropped out yesterday that Kuharieh will leave Notre Dame to become head coach of the Los Angeles Rams. One a i source close to Kuharieh said he was sure the would be made. Kuharieh, former coach of the Washington Redskins, returned to his- alma mater last season and directed the Irish to a 5-5 record.

Park Named After A nine-acre recreational site: Robinson Park" yesterday in honor of the first Negro to break into major league base- basketball Results 1960 Stock Cars to Race Sunday Late-model stock cars races Sunday at Ascot Stadium, 183rdj HKill 39. Thanks. He seems to he running much more to form than cither Boland or myself, anyway. Maybe you should lend us each one of your lucky gold hoop earrings. And, no, I don't think every horse has earned the right to be retired at seven! The things they do to me, they should be made to run until they're 77.

Gus' Wants Dodger Job ttus Zerninl, fascinnted by'day lie would like "lo give it Hie Coliseum's-left field screen (he fdea of playing near home, would like to join t'i l.ns Angeles Dodgers. who became a free after i i .227 for De- yolt last BCasrjji, said ycstcr- one more'whirl." 'T could go with several chilis," (lie Sfi-yenr-olrt outfielder Mid, "hut would much prefer pluylnc In my home (own, where I'd alvn he close lo my huslnp'is," fins Is with an. InvMlmcft't firm here. Muir ftS, Fcntana 49. a a 47.

Pasadena Hich Glendale Hoover Sai, Mar Temple City 55 Ronlta -10. ntiarte 17. Pioneer 44 Arcadia 6S, Aznsa 53. West C'ovina cliino nu.i.l-icKs Piifadena Colltce 70. San SI 67.

a 72. PCC 47 i i a 70. a SI. fi3. Tlie Citadel 76.

Florida St 71 to I l.a. 70. Bethune-Cookman 64. St. SO, Middle Tennessee 70.

7t5. i i 59 Betlipl 61. Friends Culver Stockton ColelRC 69. William 4y. Priirie View A ft 1 Texas College 71 i Coll.

S9. College si a i V. (Mi, I 77, University Kansas 70. TcxBfi Southern Mi ArkHns-as 71 Texas Notre M. North Ca a 102 Kutr.lown state Ki Penn SI 7ii.

Carnecle Tech li'i. ronnectlrnt 7o. Hampshire a I 6ii. Polnl coller.e'ii.l.'. a I i i i a SI.

nfi i A i a I a i a a i 7S i i a i SO. A fi7. I 1 lorlda a a Stale 56 Virci.nln.».-..riiriii»ii 70. MORAGA--UPI St. Mary's, and Vermont.

A series of spe-i CHICAGO UPI SlefaiVdcfending West Coast Athletic ifci Sands Drops cial match races between a Redl a emergency champion, opened: St.JS. ics Collece" S5. Royal Says Texans Were Called Names AUSTIN, Tex--UPI--Texas coach Darrell Royal charged yesterday that his team wasn't the only one to make "uncomplimentary remarks during the Cotton Bowl game with Syracuse. Koyal said Texas halfback Kene Ramirez told him after the game that Syracuse players had called him names during the ball game. "So I guess it just depends --you have to be from the South I guess to be prejudiced," Royal said.

Crusader 5 Beats Out S.D. State Pasadena College's basket- Kemp Tries Again And Again And By FLOYD SCHNEIDERMANN Jack Kemp, Occidental's tribution to pro football and. one ol the game's a orphans, a he'll his luck again this fall with the Los A Chargers. Kemp says he ias signed with I new a because was fortunate enough to be cut adrift this year On pro football seas and (2) PAGE ,4 Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1960, Bob Shafer, Edi.or unlimited substitution rule in 1960.

Lou Little, chairman of the American Football coaches association's rules committee, said his group also endorsed the new wider goal posts in use for the first time last sca- ion and approved the existing two-point conversion rule. Questionnaires returned by GIB coaches in the association guided Little's committee of 30. The conches' recommendation on the substitution rule will be passed on to the N.C.A.A. rules committee which draw up the 1360 code at Miami Beach, next week. N.C.A.A.

committee, however, outlawed unlimited substitution in 1953 in an that stunned the coaches. There was no indication it would go along with a request to bring back the platoons- offensive and defensive units alternated with no restrictions whether the clock is running or not. "Football no longer Is a team game but a squad game." said Little, former Co- umbia coach who has directed the coaches' rules committee since it was formed in 1932. "We're not so much interested in individual performance as in the performance i Furthermore, coach of a small squad can Set far more ability out of his men with no restrictions than lie can with limited substitution. Under our proposal, he could get as many man as he wants in or out of the game at the exact moment a change is needed." Small college coaches overwhelmingly favored free and i i substitutions i Stampeders and always wound.

behind one or another of game's top quarterbacks Ithat he was finally cut loose football law last fall having been bounced more by general managers than by linebackers. At Detroit, Kemp bucked Bobby Layne and Tobin Rote; at Pittsburgh, where he was before and after a service stint, lie saw Layne take over again. N.ext the Giants a Charley Conerly, with Frank Gifford trying out and l.ee Grosscup on a no-cut contract, Calgary no sooner fnr Kemp than they acquired Joe a and when 49ers activated' him fills fall because Ihcy really needed him, football law orphaned him because a technicality of his Canadian play forced San Francisco to make him a free "Making me a free agent to my advantage," Kemp says. "When the a came to me, was in a bargaining position. There a other fellows for instance, Rommie Loudd of UCLA--who are in the same position and are taking advantage of il.

But Ihe AFL is honoring NFL reserve clauses and so they're not touching any established players except who're Some of the biggest namos; ay nR on lheir i in the entertainment "You wait and see; a lot of wU cavort on the golf course; NFL gllys arc on i in the pro-amateur event prc- 0ptions next bc in a Taken Off Probation List NEW YORK UPI The N.C.A.A. executive council yesterday Vemoved Memphis State University from probation but denied a similar petition from Montana State College at Bozeman. Memphis State was placed on a two-year probation last January for improper admission and aid to three basketball players. The council said correction had been a and restored the school to full N.C.A.A. t'S H.v I'rcss Intcrnnllonal ceding the 844,500 Los Angeles Open tomorrow.

The Pro-Am will he held at bargaining position in I the Fox Hills course and will have a full share of comedians think th.it there are a lot of I i mys a including Bob Hope, Jack Bcn-! tnc th ot bal, team moved' above the to 01 80 .500 mark last night, defeating San Diego State, 76-67, for their sixth win against five defeats. rasa. Collese (76) San llleRo St. (fi7) Bailey 5 4 14 Flnlay Slumquist fi 7 39 Fisher Melson 2 0 -I Neil Holly 2 0 1 Davis 4 4 12 Low Hall 0 2 2 Roppe Gresham 2 5 0 Revau Shincler 1 2 4 tlohertv Hubbard 3 2 Sauis Totals 25 26 76 tionnaire. Also on hand will he actors tunitios." A total of 248 head coaches Lancaster and Ray Mil and assistants in the small and? singcr To Martm and college group voted for un- Vilimitcd subs.

Only 61 voted to -Jjlcave the game as is. dancer Ray The 72-hole open starts day on the Rancho Municipal 6 i i Major college coaches and course. Entries include the i voted 143 to 6G iniwinncrs of virtually every mail of platoons over thcjjor' tournament 2 rule that requires 6J players to perform on both 3 and defense until they Redl to Fight Carl Hubbard lare relieved. St. Mary's Five Overcome Pons during Kemp feels that, although the Charters have prosnect, of getting: Penn Stale's Tom.

Greene and ex Rose Bowl star Rnndv 11 a for quarterback, that this is the lies! chance he's had to 1D59 make it. "We'll all start including Arl Wall "golfer! from scratch, and no nliiy- of the year," defending cham-! or will be coining hack frni pion Bob Rosburg. the season before with his'" Vonturi came from far'be-' position cinched." hind last year to win the Los 1 Does Kemp i the Angeles Open will, an eight- Chargers arc a going a i i Thoy'vr signed a 'lot of pood nlayors. Ihov'vo got i financial backing, and 1 think the caliber of play in this Iraguo will 11 in iav.u.3 I I a uu i 2 I i vji iim i i Ford, '60 Chevrolet and a '60 Chlca for league play last night by scor- liciyacil 111 2nI a 0 a high level and InV Plvmouth will highlight the:" ls welterweight ing ai 67-62 overtime win over i prove quickly program. match i undefeated Carl the University of San Fran-! Bobby Sand, a 3-to-l Kcmn has thrown his lot Hubbard of Philadelphia to-Cisco.

'1" a i his mai with the debut, registered a surnrisinc second round knockom 111 voicran Johnny Haydon lasr TM I10I1SK A I Snnta Anlln, :l.vm|ir Auditorium, H'llKSTUNd ii.ni. TV 7 p.m.--O) I I I Slefnn Itrdl vs. Cnrl HuliliRr.l. p.m.--(5)--v.I;I,;M i.i.\(i, RADIO li.in.-- KKK11 --IIOHSI: RAC- night. i Rerll was installed as a slight! Play L.A.

Stars favorite for the television bout despite his last-minute signing. Will Hits 52 The soccer football a nighl in a 12-round bout al fully with the Charters: the Hilloi his Costa Mesa residence, where lie resides wilh his wife and six- from Lima, Peru, meets Olympic Auditorium i Los Angeles All Stars, Satur-j The fight was billed is a 0 'rl "bonus" Jeffrey, day, Jan. 16, at Rancho Cien-'climination match for ega Sladium, LeBrea and Ro- cant NEW YORK lll'l Wiltdeo Road. ititle Chamberlain scored 52 to spoil Jim Pollard's coaching the va- California heavyweight with Minneapolis Lakers as lie led the Philadelphia Warriors to a 120.111 victory in a National Raskelbnll Assn. game last night at Madi- ison Square Garden.

New York jbeat Detroit, 121-110. SNOW REPORT ttiers who arrived at the start of last training season. "One way or another figure this is my a he says, "I've got this job with' Chargers' owners not i just a lempornry one--to lenrn i hole! business, wh'ch will help me aflcr I'm through whether it's right away, or later." TEACHER HAS TOO MANY PETS in Taken for Ride Tropical Park had lorn up win tlckcls on i each window," Silbcrmnn snid. Additional smiles wrcnthl This program is designed lo the faces of winter sporlslprovidc training and opnor- lovers now Ihat they can go to amities for ski racers with an Mammoth "with the com- forts of home" as a new deal bus service Is operating from Pasadena. eye U.S.

Olympic pos- sihilltlps. faced claims lolnlinf; nearly Teacher were directed by track: "Sonic of these people filing Results of Hie SoCal Junior $100,000 yoslerdny 'from sup- president Saul to claims obviously havo made sli eighl-dny, Alpine racing at posed bettors on a horse in. 1 file a claim for tl.e money due I a Sllhermnn com- Mammolh saw a number of volved In a photo finish snafu; Ihcin. The wli. price last Wednesday.

jTeiicher was 55.30. on inented. For example, four iPasadennns among Hie placi 5100 winners. They Included Steve The clnjms slem from Ihe! Harassed Silbcrmnn revealedi llckels were sold on Teacher llnppcr (Alpine Ski mlxup in which Ihe horse. Ihat claims on llckels allcgcdlyl and four have been fashed by second In Class Roll Ileub- Teacher originally ad-1 purchased on Teacher Ihc 12 claims have.tain (Ml.

a a tie (or lo have finished second i tola! olglu tlme.s the submitted $100 and Tony Hatcher (Ml. to Deemster In Ihe slxlh race'itcHmlly bet on II, And Ihei As one race track wag put'Waterman), fourth In Class on the Dec. 30 program. An'claims Mill arc pouring In. hour lator nnd Inspection of "People don't realize Mini Ihe film showed dcnd henl, we keep precise account of Fans, who during Ihc Interim how many libels arc sold al It: "If nil Hie people, who Pele'HcublciK Water- they bet on Teacher really had, a second In Class IV.

and he would hove been the shorKKnly Uoltling, first cst prices liorsc In lifilory." 'IVi Set for La Verne Calteeh will wnrmup fnr Midweek skiing cnmlill tm i 1lil1 of 1ho So TM continue good as follows lfo nl1 Conference hnskcl. in. un IIIIMIK CM: i ORKI'V A 6 I '-y nnd nnlv. 1IOI.1IUY wtrk-rmln iw I A IIIU, (MO. California Conference brisket- ihall on Saturday night Claremont, Hnrvcy Mudcl by on LaVerne 'in a prac- i'ftniinB afternoon Ihere.

Game'time vvlll be rl Coach Rock's Pnsn' cxwiimt. iVA.nv-ci unni ns Ihe Christmns holidays Inleroferetl. The Reavers with 77-30 Center Jerry Colhurn. fi-fi, 1 1 iluhlnw with.