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SI THE RECORD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1965' 59 KB. A. Season Opening With Gallatin Optimistic Big Prize List In Bergen Open Four Trophies Feature Second Edition Of Golf Event At White Beeches Knicks Acquire Dick Barnett In Trade As Boozer Goes To Los Angeles New York (AP) The New York Knickerbockers traded forward Bob Boozer to the Los Angeles Lakers for back-courtman Dick Barnett yesterday night in a one for one deal on the eve of the National Basketball Association season By DON SHERLOCK (Golf Editor) Haworth The 1965 Bergen County Invitational Open golf tournament is swinging into high gear with more than the list. asked waivers on veteran Jackie Moreland and placed rookie guard Bbb Warlick on their farmout list. The cuts brought the Pistons' RETIREMENT THOUGHT The Chicago above picture at his desk last month when a Tribnne said yesterday that Chicago White group of sports writers asked the veteran Sox manager Al Lopez has decided to retire baseball manager what his future plans for personal reasons.

Lopez is shown in the would be. (Photo by U. P. 40 amateur prizes already on The tournament, slated for the White Beeches Golf and Country Club October 28 and 29, will offer at least four trophies in addition to cash prizes for pros and merchandise for the amateurs. Top prize on the list is the George Jacobus Memorial Trophy, which will be awarded to the low 36-hole total pro or amateur.

The trophy is in memory of the late Ridgewood Country Club professional, who served his club for 52 years and was one of the prime forces in promoting golf to the prominent position it enjoys today. Jacobus served as National P. G. A. president for 5 years, during that organization's hardest times, and built the tour into what it is from a nominal position.

The low amateur in the tournament will receive the Walter H. Jones Trophy, donated by the former State Senator and current Bergen County Republican Chairman. Jones presented the huge trophy to Northwood Golf Club's Walt Zembriski last year at the tourney's inaugural. Next on the long line of awards is the Sid Allen Trophy, donated by the Englewood Cliffs restaurateur, which the low net amateur score earns. The fourth trophy currently proposed by the committee will go to the club whose four mem-bers shoot the low aggregate 36- H-ln Wanted Male 33 F.D.

Woods Believes In Strict Enforcement roster to the required 11-man squad. Warlick, a 6-foot-4 player from Pepperdine College, came to the Pistons as a free agent. He probably will be assigned to Grand Rapids in the Midwest League subject to 24-hour recall, a Pistons spokesman said. raceWer to try again Breedlove Misfires In Record Attempt Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah iff) While Craig Breedlove repaired body panels on his jet-powered Spirit of America-Sonic Walt Arfons today was to warm up his rocket powered Wingfoot Express in preparation for a land speed record attempt. The nose section of Breed-love's car caved in and the top body panel was wrinkled by wind pressure yesterday as the 28 year-old hot-rodder roared across the Flats at better than 500 miles per hour.

The mishap postponed until at least tomorrow Breedlove's bid to regain the land speed record he has held three times. Arfons is back for his second attempt this year to break the record, set last year at 536.71 m. p. h. by his stepbrother, Art.

The Wingfoot Express now has room for 25 JATO rockets, which are normally to aid aircraft on takeoff. Racks for five more rockets on each side of the auto have been added since Arfons first tried out the car last month. Driver Bobby Tatroe, 28, of Grand Rapids, discovered that the thrust of 15 rockets, the car's original capacity, would not push it past 500 m. p. h.

The 25 rockets, each with pounds thrust, could if fired simultaneously propel the Wingfoot Express at speeds approaching the speed of sound, Arfons says. That would be 720-750 m. p. h. on the western Utah track.

For today's runs he planned to test only the 10 sidemount rockets. Although he has the track booked until Sunday, Breedlove gave Arfons the go-ahead for his test runs. Arfons has the track reserved for the week starting Sunday. The record changed hands five times among the Arfons brothers, and Breedlove in 1964 when speeds of pure jet or rocket powered cars were recognized by the International Automobile Federation. Donald Campbell of England holds the wheel-driven auto land speed record, 403.1 m.

p. set in 1961 in Australia. Palisades, N. Y. 4 years ago.

Woods, chairman of the rules committee of the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference at the time, suspended the players for commercial advertising when a picture of jazz trombonist Tyre Glenn, Gozdenovich, and Fox appeared in a newspaper in connection with a Fairleigh Dickinson athletic function. The incident occurred after the season had ended. Help Wanted Male 33 C. F. SLATES TITLE MEETING 10-Team Loop Hoping For T.

V. Plan Lexington, Ky. Commissioner A. B. (Happy) Chandler has called a special meeting of the 10-team Continental Football League for Oct.

20. Trustees will discuss plans for their first championship game late in November, pitting the Eastern Division winners against the West in the latter's home stadium. Chandler also announced that he would bring before the trustees plans for a later game, matching the League champions against an all-star team to be selected by the coaches at the close of the season. This will be the first meeting of league officials since the 14-game schedule got underway in mid-August. The season closes Sunday, Nov.

14, with the championship game set tentatively for Nov. 28. Included on the agenda will be reports on television prospects for this year's championship and next year's regular schedule, and a review of other United States and Canadian cities in which there has been interest shown in Continental League franchises. Representing the Eastern Division clubs here in Lexington will be Sol Rosen, general manager of the Newark Bears; Leonard J. Mercer, president of the Philadelphia Bulldogs; James P.

Dunn, trustee and general manager of the Norfolk Ncptunes; Herbert H. Solway, chairman of the executive committee of the Toronto Rifles; and Michael J. Valan, president of the Wheeling Iron-men. From the Western Division, Alex Schoenbaum, chairman of the board of tie Charleston Rockets; Al Savill, president of the Fort Wayne Warriors; Donald A. Brewer, president and general manager of the Hartford Charter Oaks; David Haf-fenreffer, president of the Rhode Island Indians; and Milton L.

Markell, president of the Richmond Rebels. timmmmsmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm with 18 goals, had scored both goals in that game, hut the official score will be recorded as Baltimore 1, Fairleigh Dickinson 0. Dreschiiiol has not played in a college game since the F. D. U.

opener against Baltimore, but the Knights have still been successful. Coach George Glasgow switched Dan Goldstein, named first-team ail-American last season at right halfback, to Dreschniol's inside-right position and he has scored five goals in three wins. D. U. has come a long way in a short period of time, and we're nationally recognized." Woods commented.

"But it seems that there is a need to enforce rules, particularly in soccer where good players are sought by outside leagues." This is not the first time that Woods has suspended an F. D. U. athlete, but it is the first instance that a soccer player was involved. Woods suspended basketball stars Marty Gozdenovich of 1 Cliffside Park and Tom Fox of OIL BURNER.

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T. graduate, starred with the old Syracuse Nationals before being dealt to Los Angeles in 1962 for what was then the largest purchase price ever paid for a player in the N.B.A. The Knicks are hoping that Willis Reed, who was rookie-of-the-year last season, will solve the New York club's center problem. Coach Harry Gallatin believes that Reed, who at the moment is ailing, can handle Bill Russell of Boston and Wilt Chamberlain of Philadelphia. Gallatin is also optimistic about the strong backcourt that the Knicks will have with Barnett playing with Howie Ko-mives, Em Bryant, and Johnny Egan.

That would allow Art Key-man to play the frontcourt at times alonog with Tom Gola. The Knick coach is about as optimistic as "league president Walter Kennedy. The league prexy is looking for one of the best competitive seasons ever. Kennedy, citing off-season trades and the addition of top college players through the draft, said "The second-division clubs have been greatly strengthened. Some of the finest first-year-men in history will vigorously compete for Rookie of the Year honors." Tops among the rookie crop are U.

C. L. Gail Goodrich, who seems to have won a spot in the Los Angeles backcourt; Rick Barry of Miami, who has sparkled in San Francisco's training camps; Dave Stall-worth of Wichita and Dick Van Arsdale of Indiana, with New York, and Van Arsdale's twin brother. Tom, and Bill Buntin of Michigan, at Detroit. Cincinnati, however, will make its almost annual run at Boston in the Eastern Division without any new help, but they will have Oscar Robertson, who finally signed after a long contract hassle.

The Royals will have to open without a 100 percent Wayne Embody though. He's suffering from a painful callus on his left foot and Coach Jack McMahon doesn't expect to use him much against St. Louis in the opener. Tonight's other opener has Western Division champ Los Angeles at San Francisco. The remainder of the teams will get under way tomorrow night with Boston hosting Cincinnati, Detroit at New York, Philadelphia at Baltimore and Los Angeles at St.

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U. team on Monday, because the high-scoring inside right had played three games with the Elizabeth Germans in the Premier Division of the German-American League. Dreschniol was suspended for violating two rules playing for a professional team and playing for an outside team during the college season. Dreschniol was said to have played against professional players on September 21 and 28 and October 3. Therefore, F.

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