Sunday Gazette-Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 61

3D--NOT. 8, 1959 Sunday Virglnll Win field Finishes Year Unbeaten WINFIELD--The Winfield Gen-'while holding the Tigers scoreless, the top in individual scoring. Although it Is still unofficial, itithat the coaches of both teams erals virtually assured themselves! Danny Carpenter got the Gen not in the Cla A 1 ff was the second straight year now appears certain that Winfield formerly football stars at by winding up regular seasonplayi rato started wMfc a 8i ar1 ren has turned in a perfect and Ravenswood will be paired inj Morris Harvey. with a 20-0 victory over the Chap-i for score in the second Rerlod. 10-0 record for regular season the playoff.

They were rated Leon McCoy is the Winfield manville Tigers here Saturday! BUI Bryant plunged one yard play. Over a three-year period thejone-two. both with big leads overjcoach and Jim Spano guides the! the vcrboten a ain st Negroes in FAIR ENOUGH Baseball Truths Ignored night. The Generals had a harder time than expected against a Chapmanville team that has now won for a third quarter touchdown 1 and fullback Eddie Bowman raced 69 yards in the last stanza a draw play for the final TD. Generals have scored 25 consecu-third place Paden City, prior toi Raven swood Red Devils.

live regular season wins. ast week's Ravenwoftd' In Saturday's game, only twice in seven games. How- Bryant, who also scored two nie Payne and Vernon Goff. Quar- Outstanding linemen for the i ey 2 7 Fr day to inish (gamed 337 yards to 92 for Chap- Generals were Buddy Fewell, ne vear undefeated i-1. i manville and held a 17 to 5 edge in (first downs.

Bryant was the top ever, the big Winfield team was' extra points Saturday, wound up terback Pete Neal and halfback AN UNUSUAL angle to the'ground gainer with 97 yards. able to score one touchdown in the season with a total of Burwell paced the Chapman-'championship game, if these two) Winfield 0 6 7 7--20 each of the last three quarters points, which should rate him squad. i teams play in it, will be the fact! Chapmanvlile ....0 0 0 6 0 SMU Posts 14-11 Win Sooners Begin New Streak COLLEGE STATION, sprints by Tiery Wilemon set up both Southern Methodistj touchdowns as the Mustangs came from behind for a 14-11 victory over Texas AM Saturday. SMU. hanging on in the South-' west.

Conference football scored both TDs within five utes early in the final Don Meredith passed five yards' 10 Jim Jones for the first, and! ran a yard himself for the sec-; ond. Wilemon rammed through cen-i ter for 45 vards to the Aggie 19 MANHATTAN Kan. AP-Ok-j set up the first score. And the lahoma walloped Kansas State 36-j next time the Mustangs had the!" alur rolll ver ired ball, Wilemon's 21-yard run defenses for 29 points in ried into Aggie territory in a second half as the Sooners en-plav march. started a new Big Eight confer- The Aggies led 3-0 at the endj en streak of three periods as the result of I Paying under wraps because of two interceptions of Meredith week date w.th Army Ok- passes.

The first, by Gordon Le lahoma relied on basic plays'while boeuf, led to a 23-yard 111 1 8 fro TM las bv Randy Sims. The other, by Bob cn efecat a threat. nd th( Sooners conference un- After the Mustangs' fourth pe- SameS riod outburst, the Aggies rolled 64 "organized" a a but Winfieldj nevertheless was driven out of Brooklyn by an ugly riff-raff, of both complexions, who made baseball hazardous or, at best, unpleasant, particularly at night. The Giants earned no credit for "social pioneering" when they brought Willie Mays to the Polo Grounds, but they did provide a beautiful opportunity and setting for the genius of a great young athlete of winsome personality. The fiants probably would have passed up Mays had not Branch Rickey, in Brooklyn, already driven through the barrier with the first Negro major leaguer, Jackie Robinson.

Within the brief span of Willie's career, which is still at least two years short of his inevitable fall, the apathy of his own people in Harlem and the risk of robbery, assault and other violence, especially at night. ruined the Giants' business and drove the firm from its sentimental old home, in the lee of Coogan's Bluff, to San Francisco. These phases of the greal undo their conscientious training of their children. JACKIE ROBINSON'S personality is not endearing in his belligerent insistence on a legal position without the slightest recognition of the original eager warmth of the white man toward him. A more pleasant man would have exploited this chance to the happy advantage of millions of Negroes.

There was such a man on Robinson's own club, Roy Campanella, the catcher, one of the most popular, even beloved, major leaguers of all time. Hatred of Robinson is not unthinkable, but who could think hatefully of Campanella? Brooklyn was a jovial if sometimes ridiculous institution, a litUe mad but so amusing that the Dodgers' eccentricities preserved their actual deeds long beyond a duration. Uncle Wilbert i wasn't sure he was going to keep a recruit catcher named Al Lopez, a blond Spaniard from Tampa, because "if you Kayoed Is Suspended TACOMA, Wash. (AP)-Heavy- change in the emotional compo- weight fighter Pat McMurtry was sition of baseball have been suspended indefinitely Friday by the Washington State Athletic Commission "in Pat's best interests," physically. Knocked out by Eddie Machen in the first round of their bout last week in Portland, the firmly ignored.

Yet. if baseball be as important in our national personality as the press and electronic "communications" make it seem, the suppression of the truth is unfair get one of those colored you got to get another to room with him." Like Babe Ruth. Uncle Wilbert was on names and faces and be had not identified Lopez even in the second week of the training camp. He supposed anyone named Lopez would be a dark Cuban. There were Dazzy Vance, a great pitcher but also a philosophical humorist; Rickey, who went to his knees and prayed for Leo Durocher after Leo gave the Hollywood underworld carte blanche in the Brooklyn clubhouse; Larry Macphail, one of the wild crew who tried to abduct Kaiser Wilhelm from Doom after the first war to have him hanged in Paris: and Babe Herman, who hit a triple into a double play.

Vanca called him "the colonel of tha cavalcade of chaos or the headless horseman of Ebbets Field." THIS TRADITION, to give a trite name to a treasure of the soul, could not maintain the Dodgers in Brooklyn becauss low and" ugly people who engulfed the ball park were so offensive that polite people simply stayed away. It was not safe to park cars there. It was risky to take a lady there at night. The same was true at the Polo Grounds. Robinson's own people and Willie's personal public in Harlem would not spend money to see them play.

Instead they spent money in bars and got the games by radio or TV. In Los Angeles the honorific BRITISH CUP PLAYER IN TROUBLE Fullback Ronnie Hartline totaled! yards in nine plays, scoring on 1 14 points for the Sooners, now Dave Thomas of Great Britain's Ryd er Cup team blasts out of a heavy wet sand onto the second green during Satu rday's singles round against America's ll from the 3 Miktcad whose' two extra points and more than Sam Snead. It was his third shot and he lost the hole to Snead's par 3. 38-yard pass the touch, the.yardage mates, (AP Wirephoto) down, also passed to Sims for the; ri a carries. conversion.

SMU AS.V. 23 0 3 0 THREE TIMES in the first half Kansas State chopped down Okla-; 6 Am to their client, which is, after Tacoman drew the automatic 30- all, the American public. And day suspension given any kayoed wnic followed Brooklyn west certainly the Negroes have no less right to the truth than the white people. It is not a i happy condition in which gen- teel colored families find them! selves impounded by tbe spiked palisades of in the company of bad people who prey on them and constantly fighter. Dr.

Charles P. Larson- local member of the commission, said the suspension was extended to "indefinite" because of concern "growing out of a letter from the Portland Boxing Commission." is falling out of print Bums. But actually, the Brooklyn Bums were the riff-raff in the stands stripping off their shirts, then their undershirts and even their pants to sit in their shorts jhoma drives once a half yard! 5 pass from Meredith lsh ot 8MI Win SMU--Meredith run (Gregory i fi AfcM-Sim? 3 pass from Milstead (Sims at- me 0 ana pass from Miistesdi Arkansas Trims Rice, 14 to 10 Over Pistons But with No. 1 quarterback John Soloms playing only briefly because of an ankle injury, the Wildcats never threatened. Three times Oklahoma set up scoring! DETRO i fAP)-Elgin Savior's HOUSTON (AP) Billy Kyser drives with interceptions basket scconds left a senior halfback who had gained Minneapolis a comeback, 113-111 only 25 yards in seven games Mao over(ime victory over Delr()it Arkansas on two tOUChdOWn Oklg-- IS run i a i Okia-- Bloyd 1 run (Carpenter run) Okla-- Watts 1 run (Watts run) U.

S. Regains Ryder Golf Cup He did not disclose the contents and bawl obscenely "You of the letter. By Will Grimsley Navy's Fourth-Quarter Rally Topples Maryland by 22 to 14 BALTIMORE-- tfi-Gyro Joe set up Navy's tying Tom Nugent also in his jBelhno spun loose in the in the fourth quarter with', inaugural season with the t-varn nnnr return tot- Southwest State Stops drives Saturday as the Razor! a by 18-6 backs came from behind and de-1 AMES. Iowa fAP--Iowa State's feated winless Rice 14-10. outweighed Cyclones, erupting be: Rice limited Arkansas to a net hind an 84-yard touchdown run by I quarter on punt returns, one for a 33-yard punt return before tak- AT Ar rt TM 04 4.

i 39 yards and the deddin touching one back all the way to snatch The Terra lns 3 um otf to a 1 AljjN1 UkokKI, Lnited btates wonidown, to spring Navy from be- a precious victory I 14 0 lead in the first quarter on a ers theXa- ba the Ryder Cup fr the British Saturda with a hind for a 2M4 foofcba11 victor The Middies, up until touchdown pass play and a tionafBasketball dramatic, overpowering performance by Capt. Sami Saturday night over Maryland tore loose, were on the verge of'30-yard punch after a recovered It was the second overtime bat- Snead and his teammates in the closing singles matches 8 a wit 5 tlieir fifth defeat of fumble by Tackle Kurt Schwarz. tie between the two clubs within mar in of victory was 8 2 KeR ouser of Maryland plunging season from a neighborhood nvall .24 hours. Detroit won 118-113 i TM S. olf in rolling an four-hole 08 1 011 Ul had beate 4 14 laSt pa fr (Scott Friday.

to S'z. giving the Americans vie- golf in rolling up a four-hole lead me na( run out overfme at Mmncapolis ory for the I0lh time in 13 meet-' over Thomas, shooting a 67, three started. in with their overseas rivals It was the third triumpn forlwd-joyce i plunge (Scott kick) in Wayne Hardin's first Naw-Tranchmi 4 run (pass ai 1. iTMj L. Navy-Tranchmi plunge (P of 18 vards while taking a 10-0 Tom Watkins, stopped Nebraska 1 Baylor, who led the scoring with: since an preserving their under ar in lead on a 74-yard touchdown run.

18-6 Saturday. and Ed Fleming jrecord of never in the bv Billv Bucck and a 26-yard' The defeat, coming a week after ne neioes lor Minneapolis, professional golf series on! i fipld hv Gordon Speer I Nebraska had dealt Oklahoma its trailed from flrst soil. I I retaining a chance Big Eight loss in 13 years, men of play until Fleming'sj r- r- a share of the Southwest the Cornhuskers as a hasket sen TM nto over-) ALTHOUGH IT remained 3 6 enoe title, struck quickly, conference 1 at 19 second SM as ters' Champion Art Wall ever, atfer Speer's in the Orange Bowl. le in play. (Q SCQre the dinching point i midway in the second period.

The! But for the Cyclones the vie-! Fleming twice tied the score a resounding 7 and 6 triumplr Razorbacks took the.kickoff and tory kept alive chances of the Mi-;" 1 1 sll ts in the overtime be-; over inland's Christy moved 57 yards in five plays in a ami- bowl invitation. teammate Tom a i i am -bang Sam Snead stole drive kept alive by Kysers spec- State has won three of five con- squared it at I a with nO sec-. the show tacular pass reception on the games and has yet to TM en Dr ed iL 2. Quarterback George McKinneyjmeet Oklahoma. then scored from the one two; Holding only a 3-0 halftime lead plays later.

on Jim Stehbens' 24 yard field Kyser's third period touchdown goal, Iowa State slammed over from tbe one put the Porkers in front and climaxed an 80-yard Arkansas surse in which the 175- pound halfback carried five times for 39 yards and caught one pass Bellino. ever dangerous junior.son as head coach. Maryland tockipass from Tranchinn morning round. halfback from winchester fifth setback in seven 8 1 10 pun led) (Penbrook return i IP OT A i HTIOSt I StV 65 fine Quality MINNEAPOLIS Pavlor Fills Fleming DETROIT for 27. Kyser finished with 52 yards seven carries.

Arkansas 0 7 7 0 Rice 7 3 0 Rice--Bucek 74 rim (Speer kick) Speer 76 Ark--McKlnnev 1 run (Akprs kick) er 1 run (Akers kick) 15 points in the third quarter to assure its second victory over in the last 14 years. I Iowa St 3 15 0--ISi return Hawkins Hundley Krebs Leonard Smith" Hamilton 8 40 Aicorn 0 0 0 Cable 7. Conlin Dees i' Howelf I 16 Llovd 2 6 2 2 McWillon 1 3 Nobie 5 1 Shue 0 0 3 3 2 0 3 2.98 kick) Ever spectacular and almost al- 0 ways good, the 47-year-old Snead 1 holed out a chip shot from 30 feet 5 to beat Dave Thomas, longhitting 7 9 6 and 5. Bob Rosburg, the Professional i 3 Golfers'Assn. champion from San 2 4 29 Francisco, used his baseball grip 4 advantage in beating Harry; iiv-iijiWeetman, the controversial cotton broadcloth shirts with jlishman, 6-5.

Form-ease collars and proportioned fit Russell Duel, Other American victories were styling. Proportioned length gives you cor- a uc a irect shirt length for 4033113 Totals 98 30 32 Houston Is Victor Who WOH 3 and 14.1 7 To fe a end I0ne BOSTON (AP) Bill Russell 2 ver Ken Boiisfield and Dow mj 32 run (kick a i -u i i over COUSIieia, ana LfOW Neb- i plunge (run failed) and Chamberlain played each ho triumphed 1-up other to a gasping standstill. Bos- over Dai ReeSi th gallant little! Colorado Team Leaps WICHITA (AP. Quarterback 7 0 Botcl Picture Don Sessions led Houston to three BOEDER, Colo. A Colont tiiaii touchdowns in a 22-point third per a bold J' oun footdall team.ip i i A powcroo hv oiitirtfirliAck feated Wichita 28-13 in a Missouri aerial wizardrj-.

ganged Vallev Conference football 1 11 Kansas Saturday and 7-6 at the half. Dumped into the Orange Bowl foot- the best of the rest and; a a i of the invaders, who 1 on' Hoibton third a i the world champion. Celtics sixth straight National Bas-; The dear cut British vic- 'kelball Assn. victory. 115-106 over was pred slender intact liis record of never Boston Eastern a i a singles match jn to two games.

thj( competit i on by beating ailing icht. tory bv Eric: deluxe quality save 1.94--reg. 3.98 each chaml i 1 1 I 1 1 i started as Ken Bolin hit a hole' Conference victory TM Big Eight, 6 i the entire game, and appeared to a three touchdown passes. The 13-year-old ace from Troy. to Henson.

6 led 20 to to early thc over right tackle and ran 8 yards for a TD. Sessions, who completed 11 of 19 passes for 112 vards. then hurdled the middle oi the line for a touchdown from the one. With only 52 scconds left in the third, halfback Don Mullins. on a double reverse, loped left end 32 yards for a Houston 0 A 22 0--28 Wichita 0 7 0 4-13 Wich--Dean 1 run (Youno kick) i 17 pass from Sessions Kan 11 run (Snrter kick) a 8 run (Scions 4 pass from Weidner (pa.s 1 run (nass failed! 32 run (Holland run) 2 run (oass failed) Philadelphia's 7-1 rookie wonder, outscored Russell 30 to 22.

but it was his lowest point production of the season. Russell, at 6-10 the acknowl- now md erratic Cary Middlecoff Two matches were halved-; Jay Hebert, of Sanford, lustrous pima cotton broadcloth and playing his first Ryder Cup jcotton oxford doth shirts give yQU extra i comfort and collars that won't wilt or match, gambled on the hole, hit his approach in the water, and finished in a tie icurl everi Choose urs now Sizes 14 17 with Peter Alliss. 0 standout of leacue. beat Wilt 33-30 on IS 7 7 0 7 6 6 8-27 hounds from tl dner ELr HlA from Weidner' A failed) Kon--Hadl run kick! Ksn-Hsd! (Sudcr kick) run pass from Montera) Ole Miss Posls 58-0 Triumph r-o'1 Soarrow 17 BOSTON 7 jo fi I 3" 5 7 Doug Ford, of Yonkers. dissipated a 4-hole load and fin- rc ished in a tie with Xorman Drew, who sank a 15-foot putt on the 36th hole to knot the match.

Snead played some of his finest in 1 0 0 lores Boston 32 34 23--115 Oregon Team Stays In Ron'l Running PORTLAND. Ore. (APi-Littlc Sonliomnre UNIVERSITY, Miss. (AP) Cleveland Jones wrested a 35 om I Wes Fifth-ranked Mississippi rolled pass 6ut of California's 31-0 Aublll'fl Will i frvnthflll in in tVia minuter, A A I i '4 Jocks 1 7 U. Are SiispendeJ it.s biggest football score in 24; hands in the waning minutes for TORONTO (AP'-The Ontario Uacin" Commission announced that 11 jockeys who in a strike at 7 cw i Woodbine race track last Monday BIRMINGHAM, Ala.

(Api have received 10-day suspensions, i Bobby Hunt, nimble Auburn; The jockeys will be permitted to just three of our many smart collar styles LYNN semi-spread permanent stays PORT short point fused collar wide choice of ties offer 2 for assortment of the best colors years Saturday crushing touchdown that kept Oregon in Chattanooga 58-0. running for the Rose scored on runs of 42ireturn to action Nov. 16 and ride The winning Rebel's moved with with a 20-18 victory Saturday, and 51 yards Saturday and led for the final three days of the mechanical precision and scored Oregon quarterback Dave Grosz the powerful Plainsmen to a 31-0 season. in every quarter, lofted the desperation pass, and football rout of Mississippi State.) Magistrate S. Tupper Bigelow, The Rcbs scored a touchdown in California quarterback Wayne! Hunt, a 19-year-old quarterback chairman of the racinc commis- beautiful Ihe first period when quarterback Crow and Jones went up to get gained 214 yards in Ifi carries, sion.

said thc ruling applies to and patterns. In stripes, jacquartls, wash Billy Brewer returned a punt 85'it or. thp goo! line. Once-beaten Auburn needed Charles Clark. Len Pong.

i a fabrics, silks, yards. Chattanooga was unable to They wrestled i they hit the 2fi's minutes for its fits! score Polls, Don Hale. Ron Kairholm. offer resistance until late in the ground hut the 5-4 Jones had tho outclassed Maroons. James Filzsimmons.

Jim Cance- "Satisfaction guaranteed final period when Rebel subs took ball in his arms, just two inches But oiu-e the Plainsmen Bob Wright. Alfonso Coy, or vonr ot -C-r. i into the end zone. ilhey woul-Ji't be Gubbins and Al Caceras.i iiiuui.y LAWTON the classic button-down SfARS Just say "Charge it" on SRC use as a 30-DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT or take many months to pay 200 KANAWHA BLVD. DIAL DI 4-1711 FREE PARKING STORE Monday and 9.00 am til 9 pw Other Days 9.00 am '(1 pm 1.