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8--San Mateo Times Saturday; Oct. 31, 1959 RAINBOWS BOW, 6-0 COP Beats Hawaii HONOLULU (AP) Favored the drive was nine yards by Ditk threats sparked by the running of College ol the-Pacific scored with Bass. freshman Tennyson Lum, 140 less than two minutes remaining thre'a? beat the Rainbows 6-0 before 19.000 in the annual Aloha Bowl game Friday night COP's touchdown was set up Great Defense pound reserve halfback playing okiars Football Results FRIDAY'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL By The Asuclated Press COP 6, Hawaii 0 Tulanc 17, Texas. Tech 7 Kentucky Miami, Fla. 3 VMT 28.

George Washington Boston College 21, Detroit 9 West Chester, Pa. .41, Mlllersvllle 7 Southern III. 41) Eastern Mich. 14 Mayvllle, N. D.

14, Jamestown 6 East Central Okla. 23, Northwestern Today's Sports when Hawaii's pun: was good for a second half first down only 10 yards, the Tigers taking Tl ers were on tne Rainbow on the Rainbow 23. From when the ame ended his first college game. The Rain, bows reached the Tiger 13 in the down in the last three quarters third quarter and advanced to the before the great defensive play eight in the last ter The of Hawaii. Not until the final two fourtn quarter drive was featured minutes of the game did COP get by a 35 yard run i ongest of tne Hondrlx, Ark.

7, Miss. College Keraney, Neb. 43, Dana 0 Fairmont. W. Va.

7. Glenvllle 0 Ottawa, Kan. 19. McPherson 6 Chattanooga 6, Tenn. Tech 3 Ellendale 18, Wahpeton Sctearce 6 Santa 'Clara 26, San Francisco 23 Whlttler 40, Cal Tech 0 18 game, by Lum.

there COP scored in eight plays with quarterback Vander Wall sneaking over from the one foot line. The longest single gain of NFL ROUNDUP Colts, 49ers Favored to Retain By JIM KENSIL Associated Press Sports Writer The pre-season rap on the San Francisco 49ers was age Age meant Y. A. Tittle, Billy Wilson and Joe Perry, all tested veterans but all 32 years old. Then along came J.

D. Smith (26), Tommy Davis (24) and Lenny Lyles 23i to add youth to the offense. Also rookies Dave Baker and Eddie Dove, both 22, along with Abe Woodson, a 24-year-old sophomore. So suddenly the '49ers have become the '39ers as they carry a 4-1 record and a share of the Western Conference lead into Sunday's game against the visiting Detroit Lions. San Francisco is a 7-peint favorite.

Defending NFL champion Baltimore, also 4-1 in the West, rates 7'2 points better than the Cleveland Browns of the Eastern Conference at Baltimore. The Green Bay Packers invade New York, where the Giants (4-1) are favored by 7. Bears at L. A. The Chicago Bears play at Los Angeles to complete the Western schedule, with the Ranis favored by The Rams (2-3) are in fourth place a game behind Green Bay (3-2) and a game ahead of the Bears and Lions (both 1-4) The Philadelphia Eagles, tied for second in the East with Cleveland at 3-2, are favored by 7 over Washington, and the Pittsburgh Steelers, the only road favorite of the day, get the nod by 3A over the Chicago Cards.

The Steelers and Redskins are tied for fourth with 3-2 marks, while the Cards are 1-4. Hawaii made two second halfr COP A A A I 0 COP--Vander Wall lied i 0 0 0--0 foot run (kick 49ers CREEKAAUR, ANE BACK Morrall Is QB Starter By JACK BLUTH Times Sports Editor Coach Red Hickey says his San Francisco 49ers "had best forget! their 34-13 win over Detroit two weeks ago," as they prepare tti renew hostilities with the Lions at Kezar stadium Sunday. But on second thought, perhaps the Prospectors had better remember it, because the guy who gave them their only trouble in that one in in charge. That would be Earl Morrall, a former 49ers' quarterback who has "worked his way up to first string for Detroit. Morrall made it on the strength of his performance last week when the Lions upset the fattimTM" 0 300 Sports Face 'New By The Associated Press CHESS BELGRADE--Bobby Fischer, 16 year old U.S.

champion, finished in a tie for fifth in the tournament to pick a challenger to world champion Mikhail Botvinnik of Russia. Winner was Mikhail Taj of Latvia. BOXING STOCKHOLM Edwin Ahlquist, heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson's adviser, said former New York boxing official Joe Tepper had received preliminary approval to buy promotion rights to the Johansson-Floyd Patterson re-match. RACING LEXINGTON, Ky--War Admiral, winner of Crown in 1937, died at the age of 25. NEW YORK W.

Arnold Hanger's Whitley J9.30 won the Mars Handicap at Aqueduct. CAMDEN, Brookfield Farm's I've Got Rhythm $4.30 scored by five lengths in the Garden State feature. LAUREL, Md--James Wa- triss's Greatlea the Traffic Club Purse at Laurel. CHICAGO--Sira Dial Stable's Counterstride paid ia winning the Lincoln Prep Purse at Sportsman Park. Lions NATIONAL FOOTBAtL LEAGUE STANDINGS Western Conference Detroit 1 New York 4 Cleveland 3 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2 Washington 2 Chicago Cards 1 Bay Meadows Opening Thoroughbred horse racing switches over this weekend from Golden Gate Fields to Bay Meadows.

Today marked the final card of the 42-day Golden Gate session. Bay Meadows opens another 42- day meeting on Monday. A total of 1,400 horses are expected at the refurnished Bay Meadows plane as President Joe Cohen declares, "We are confident racing at Bay Meadows is on the upswing." Improvements have been made to both the grandstand and stable areas. Racing at Bay Meadows, Mondays through Saturdays, will wind up on Dec. 19.

The first of ten stake events comes on Tuesday with the $10,000 added Election Day for three-year-olds going six furlongs. Eligibles include Revel, high weighted at 124 pounds, I Step and Cellyar. (See today's special Anniversary Edition for more on Bay Handicap on Page 10.) Los Angeles Rams, 17-7. Against re TM Ba Los Angeles 2 the 49ers at Detroit he passed Chicago sears i the Lions to a fourth-quarter touchdown, one of the rare bright spots in Detroit offense that afternoon. Starting Call Morrall gets the starting call in Sunday's rematch, and he has his heart set on leading the Lions to victory.

"I think we can go all the way now without losing anymore," the former Michigan State star declared after the Lions broke a four-game loss string in whipping Los Angeles. Chances are Morrall will not be slighted when the Lions take the field against the 49ers. He was quoted in a Long Beach newspaper as saying, "the 49ers are the worst team we've met." I. 0 0 0 0 Pts. Pts.

.800 132 63' .400 .200 .200 132 85 101 73 Eastern Conference 99 98 .800 .600 126 .400 101 .400 80 .200 .101 Sunday's Games Chicago Bears at Los Angeles Cleveland at Baltimore Detroit at San Francisco Green Bay at New York Pittsburgh at Chicago Cards Washington at Philadelphia Pro Basketball Syracuse 136, Cincinnati 127 Cuba's Florentine Fernandez, left, and Mexico's Caspar Ortega get twisted up by arms as Fernandez blocks right thrown by Ortega in fifth round of main bout at Madison Square Garden. Fernandez won split decision. He weighed 146 to Ortega's 147. Fernandez, In his 22nd straight victory, had won unanimous decision over Ortega September 11 in Miami Beach, Fla. AP Wirephoto) WINS NOD Fernandez, Jordan Go In Making By JACK HAND NEW YORK (AP) Florentine Fernandez, the Cuban Ox, wants to fight welterweight champion Don Jordan and ex-champ Carmen Basilio.

Teddy Brenner, Madison Square Garden matchmaker, already has arranged a Jan. 22 nontitle match between Jordan and latest Cuban He is working on a Basilio match at 150 pounds. "We like- it," said Fernandez and his manager, Higino Ruiz, Friday night after a split decision victory over Mexico's Caspar Ortega. They, were referring to the two proposed matches. "I think Jordan would be easier than Ortega," said Fernandez.

"Ortega moves more and I don't think Jordan can take a punch as good as he can." The unhappy Mexican was in tears after dropping another split decision. The welter (Ortega weighed 147 to Fernandez' 146) thought he won. So did his managers, Jimmy Stinson and Nick Corby and his trainer, Freddy Brown. 49ers-lions Rosters The 49ers will be out to change his mind, but Hickey isn't expecting another lopsided contest. "Everyone's been saving all' along the Lions were too good a ballclub to stay on the bottom.

They proved this against Los Angeles." Since their last outing with the 49ers, Detroit has bolstered the lineup. Lou Creekmur, 255-pound offensive tackle who retired at the close of last season, rejoined the team after the 49ers' game at Detroit. The Lions will also have the fulltime services of Charle Ane, 260-pound all-pro center who appeared briefly in the first meeting. Same Lineups The 49ers' offensive, and defensive lineups will be the same as the Lions faced in Detroit. J.

D. Smith and Joe Perry, who ran up tons of yardage against the Lions last time, behind excellent blocking, start with Y. A. Tittle at quarterback and Fred Dugan at flanker. Hickey may start Hugh McElhenny at the flanker spot.

He's ready to play again. So is R. C. Owens, who won last week's game with the pass catch. Tbe San 12Brodle, 14 Tittle.q 24 Smith, 23 Baker, 28 Lyles, 27 Owens, h-e 29 Atkins, 33 Osborne, Ib 34 Perry, David, 39 McElhenny, 40 Woodson.h 42Bldloci, 44 Dove, 47 Moegls, 50TUOOS.

Ib 52Rubke, c-lb 53 Morze, Squad 54 Harrison, Ib 55 Hazeltlne, Ib 63 Clark, 64 Connolly, 66 Wittenborn, 70 Krueger, 72 Herchman, 73 Nomelllnl, 74 Schmdlt. 75Henke, 76 Gonzaga, 77 Bosley, 78 Thomas, 19 St. Clair, 80 Mertens, 84 Wilson, 87 Dugan, 88 Conner, The 14 Morrall, 18 Rote, a 20 Stetfen. 23Whitoell, 25 David, 28Lary, 33 Pietrosante.C 34 Webb, 35 Johnson, 40Cassady, 41 Barr. 4-3 Lowe, 45 Lewis, 47 Martin, Ib 50 Ane, 53 Class, 55 Walker, Ib 56 Schmidt, Ib Detroit Squad 60 Grottbau, 64Rabold, 66 Sewell, 71 Karras, 72 Mains, 73 Spencer 74 Weatherall, 75 Gordj, 76 Creekmur, 78 McCord, 79 Perry, 80 Gibbons, 83 Doran, 84Mlddleton, 5 Cronln, 86 Long, Ib 87 Reichow, 8 8 Junker, How 49ers, Lions Fared In 1st Game SAN FRAN.

7 DETROIT Stockton Ups Big 8 Lead Stockton college advanced towards thei Big Eight conference title in undefeated style last night as the Mustangs handed Modesto JC a 21-18 loss. College of San Mateo, the Mustangs next opponent, hosts Santa Rosa JC in its annual homecoming game today on the San Mateo High dbhool field. In other Big Eight action, Oakland City college completely smothered City College of San Francisco, 42-20, yesterday in Oakland. Contra Costa college continued to remain in the running for the number one spot with a narrow 14-12 win over Sacramento City college last night in the capitol city. Stockton 4 0 0 'San Mateo 1 1 1 Oakland 3 1 0 Modesto 1 2 1 a Costa.

3 1 0 -Santa Rosa 0 3 0 CCSF 2 2 0 Sacramento 0 4 0 today. Fight Results NEW YORK Florentine Fernandez, 146, Cuba, outpointed Caspar Orteza, 147, Mexico, 10. Hockey NATIONAL LEAGUE No games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE Providence 6, Cleveland 3 Rochester 5, Buffalo 1 EASTERN LEAGUE Charlotte 3, Washington 2 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee 4, Port Wayne 3, overtime Louisville 4, Indianapolis 0 Murchison Set On Running Again KALAMAZQO, Mich. (JFt -Fleet Ira Murchison, given a 5050 chance to live four months ago, has his heart set on running again--perhaps in time to make next summer's i in Rome.

Murchison, stricken early this year by amebic dysentery, said he plans to re-enter Western Michigan in February for the final semester of studies leading to his degree. San Francisco scoring--TD, Smith I (IS run, 1 run), Conner 37 pasa from Tittle), HazMtiiw (40 run with fumble). TO--Davis 3 (13, 21). PAT--Davis 4. Detroit scoring: TD, Cusady, (99 pass from Rote).

Pietroaante (4 run). PAT-Walker. Team Sfallitici Detroit First downs rushing 4 First clowns passing 7 First downs penalty 3 Total first downs 14 .117 .185 .249 64. .302 Net yards gained rushing Net yards gained passing Yards gained passing Yards lost att. passing Net total yards gained Passes attempted 26 Passes completed 12 Passes Intercepted by Yds.

Intercepted passes reb. '0 No. of punts 5 Total distance punts (avg) 38 Punts returned by 4 Yds. punts returned 29 Klckoffs returned 7 Penalties i Yards penalized 15 Fumbles 4 Opponents' fumbles recov. 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Riishlntr Detroit TC NY Johnson 3 13 Lewis 8 56 Pletrosante ll 31 Reichow i Rote 3 19 Webb 3 -3 S.F.

15 4 1 20 298 IDS 108 0 404 18 7 1 0 6 48 ft 4 2 8 78 4 3 LG 7 20 5 1 I -J SAN FRANCISCO 15 .....23 Tittle I Lyles i 149 40 152 41 -3 -3 a 3 Passing DETROIT Morrall Reichow Rote 6 2 .18 Comp Yds TD 4 117 0 1 7 7 125 1 FOOTBALL ROUNDUP Shuffling Of Top Ten Looms By WHITNEY MARTIN Associated Press Sports Writer The top 10 teams could undergo a major shuffling today as the nation's college football teams go into action on a major scale, and the No. 1 spot could be up for grabs. Louisiana State, defending national champion and the No. 1 eleven since the start of the current season, meets probably its toughest rival in Mississippi. Ole Miss and LSU each has won six games without a defeat, and between them have allowed only one touchdown.

Tulane crossed the Mississippi goal and two field Bell's Estate NORRISTOWN, Pa. (JP) --Bert Bell, National Football League commissioner who died Oct. 11 left most of his estate to hi widow. The estate was estimate! at $95,000 for probate purposes After a $5,000 bequest to his brother, Justice John C. Bell Jr.

of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, about half of the estate will go to Bell's three children WARRIORS WHIPPED, 20-14 Bearcats Back In Title Race San Mateo High with its second Peninsula league victory over a two year period, still holds hopes of a crack at the 1959 title today. The Bearcats, led by tailback Brace Jacewicz and fallback Elias Cornejo, rallied in the final two minutes of the game to nip the host South San Francisco High School, 20-14, last night. The victory was the second for San Mateo in three PL games to boost them into a second place tie with Burlingame, while the Warriors dropped to a 1-2 league mark. A Jere Takahashi punt drove South S.F. deep into a hole which they moved out of late in- the final quarter.

The Warriors could only move the ball from the one out to the 10, then punted: Woody Hnapp, San Mateo High school quarterback, fights for yardage after taking pass from Bruce In third quarter of last night's San Mateo- South San Francisco game. Knapp was pulled tt the earth by an unidentified Warrior after an eight-yard gain. The Bearcats won the game, 20-14. (Times photo by Don Iicoff) Fred Wa i a took Tom Rodgers punt on the SSF 42 and alternatr I Jacewicz drove off right tackle for the first Bearcat score with moving 8:54 remainin ta the first half, D1 Je tOUC The play cUmaxe a 57-yard drive 0 in 15 plays which was Alighted rf 6 a by a 24 yard run by Jac ewicz, the Jacewicz longest run of the evoning. Ferrier TM nn fnt th n'n eJ Ung riav the half, the hard-charging Warrior line forced Jacewicz-who was back to pags-to fumble the ball.

Baptista scooped it up on the 47 raced 53 yards to the touchdown. Finale passed to Don Bollard to give South S.F. a 14-7 lead at a rion. San Mateo scored one touch down to the third quarter after a Cornejo The ODOortunu to turn the ti the win TM against them penalties called during the game. Rodgers bolted off right tackle and sprinted 84 yards to what looked like the winning margin for.

the Warriors, but the penalty nullified the play and South S.F. was faced with a fourth and 11 situation on the ten. The hard-charging Warrior defensive line led by George Baptista, Roger Jordan and John Neal --DTM Bill was credited by Coach Ray De- I STATISTK SEP Jong for holding the powerful multiple offense of San Mateo to a Total net yards ....190 99 minimum last night. The Bearcats pim doTM passing I gained 190 total net yards to the 11 wnfs 1 i on i downs 13 5 booted the extra South San Francisco bounced right back with a scoring drive. The Warriors, aided by a 30-yard Don Ray Finale to Frank Serrata pass, fumble on the SSF moved 59 yards in nine plays with picked up' five yards.

Jacewicz halfback Clyde Haddock going off then tossed one of his few passes, right guard for the score from the completing it to end Myron Wach- one-yard line with 2:56 remain- older for 36 yards and a touchdown ing in the half. Haddock circled with 3:17 remaining in the quar- end for the conversion. ter. A bad snap from center ruined With 51 seconds remaining in Bearcats bid on the tying points. Yardstick A MATEO 7 SOUTH S.

T. 0 San Mateo scoring: TDs--Bruce Jacewicz (five-yard run), Myron Wacholder (36-yard pass from Jacowtcz), Ellas Cornejo (one-yard run). EAT's--Barry Fer- rler 2 (placements). South B. P.

scoring: TDs--Clyde Had- Vards lost penalties 2-10 3-15 Punts INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Kushlni SAN MATEO SOUTH 8. F. Jacewics K. Cornejo Knaop tcb 21 62 Haddock 16 53 Rodgers 2 10 Zlnn 3 3 Pintle I -1 Elliott tcb 7 4 SAN MATED SOUTH F. pa PC pa yip Jacewlci 5 4 Kl Finale 4 3 3 Knapp 0-- Haddock 1 0 0 Elliott 1 0 0 Zlnn Warrior's 99, but maintained ball SAN MAT control during most of 4-1 Wacholdtr 1 Btllard 8.

F. "Ylfc 1 goals have been scored against the Tigers of LSU. Ole Miss is ranked No. 3. These two titans meet at night, and awaiting the result with more than ordinary interest will be the Wildcats of Northwestern, with then- own business of the day-against Indiana completed.

Northwestern is rated No. 2 nationally, and is eyeing that top spot avidly. The big college weekend opened Friday night with Kentucky upsetting Miami (Fla.) 22-3 in the Orange Bowl. In other major games Friday Tulane beat Texas Tech 17-7, Boston College downed Detroit 21-9 and Virginia Military defeated George Washington 2M. The LSU-Miss game at Baton Rouge, possibly will determine the national title, the SEC championship, and undoubtedly will bring a Sugar Bowl bid to the winner.

Other teams in the top 10 place unblemished records on the line. Fourth-ranged Texas takes on Methodist, in one of those Southwest Conference games in which anything can happen, SMU has a 3-1-1 record. Syracuse, No. 5 and the pride of the East, tangles with Pittsburgh, with the Big Orange a strong favorite to take their sixth straight decision. Southern California, ranked No.

6 and also unbeaten in five starts, takes on California. Penn State, No. 7 and with a 6-0 record, tackles a West Virginia eleven which was slaughtered by Syracuse. The three remaining top 10 teams each has suffered one defeat. Auburn, No.

8, plays Florida in an SEC game. Ninth-ranked Georgia Tech takes on Duke, which has a 2-4 record, and Wisconsin, No. 10, meets a Michigan team which has had its troubles. Most of today's contests are sectional, although there is one ntersectional clash which merits wide attention despite the indifferent records of the teams. That game matches Army and he Air Force Academy, and some 72,000 fans are expected to pack Yankee Stadium for the contest.

It is New York's biggest college game in 10 years and is rated a tossup. Another intersectional clash indi unbeaten Clemsbn, the ACC eader, playing Rice at Houston. Wyoming, undefeated leader of he Skyline Conference, journeys Sast to play at North Carolina Oklahoma, perennial champ- bns of the Big Eight, is expected take a step nearer the 1959 crown when- it meets Nebraska. Arkansas and Texas AM battle it out in a southwest Conference fame. Loras college end Jerry Hot- eler is the fellow In the inub- nosed outfit, and it isn't a Halloween costume.

He's nursing an eye injury as he watches the remainder of a recent Loras game from the sidelines. That gas-mask-like paraphernalia fronting the football helmet is nothing more than an ordinary ice bag. (AP Wirephoto) PPSL Opens Cage Season Tomorrow St. Matthews' defending varsity champions play at Mt. Carmel tomorrow as the Peninsula Parochial schools opens its 14th basketball season.

In other first round games, St. Charles is at St Gregory; St. Roberts plays at Our Lady of Angeles; All Souls is at St. Dunstan; and St. Catherine's at Im-' maculate Heart.

St. Pius draws a bye. The three basketball divisions--varsity, tens and pygmies--are under supervision of the clubs of each parish. Mt Carmel won the tens title and Immaculate Heart the pygmies. The PPSL is operating under the following new officers this year: President Leo Heagerty of St Catherine's; Commissioner Frank Alioto of St Dunstan; secretary-treasurer Gene Gonzales of St.

Charles. Fresno State vs. Aztecs Tonight FRESNO (UPI)--Fresno State college, undisputed leader of the California Collegiate Athletic association, was a two-touchdown favorite tonight over invading San Diego college. A homecoming crowd of 10,000 was expected at Ratcliffu stadium. San Diego has yet to win a conference game this year and the Aztecs have not beaten Fresno since Lincoln Debuts At Los Angeles LOS ANGELES UP --Carlton Lincoln, young middleweight prospect from Portland, makes his main event debut tonight against veteran Neal Rivera of Los Angeles.

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