The Times from San Mateo, California • Page 12

Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1961 10 The Times Forty Niners Cut Four Linemen llllHiiimiimmjiiiimiiiiuiiiiM" UMl PRO SHOWDOWN Til, JrLiii vcis ucai ROSTER DOW TO 38 Schmidt and Wilson, Two Rookies Go The San Francisco 49ers trimmed their roster clown to the required 38 players today by putting four linemen, two of them rookies, on 'waivers. The four players were tackles Henry Schmidt and Bob McCreary, linebacker Jerry Wilson and end Ola Murchison. Schmidt is in his third year of professional football, all with the il'crs. The Southern California university Trinity lineman has been used mostly on the 43crs kickoft and kickolf return teams.

Schmidt was one oF three 4Sers who had not signed their 1961 contracts this wasan The others me R. C. (Oup) Owens and lineman Len Rhode. Rich Morales, win) drove, in five runs apiece. A triple by Joosl and a double by Morales sparked a six hit attack by the AmVels in the big eighth inning.

Two Blues' errors helped the AntVet cause. Joost's triple came with two Box Score .3 Clous Hcilitler BcchloltJ 2b The San Mateo AmVets rank as the best semi pro baseball team in San Mateo county today in the wake of an 11 4 victory over the San Mateo Blues here at Fitzgerald field yesterday. The AmVets, who won the Bayshore league championship an a 7 1 record this seasoD, rallied for seven runs in the eighth inning to break a 4 4 tie and put the game on ice. The Blues are champions of the Rl Ca minn league. Their record is also 7 1.

Big sticks in the AmVets attack were Dennis Joosl and JOfVES VS. WILLIAMS Giants, L. A. Mix Tonight BvPAUL CORCORAN United Press International LOS ANGELES UPI) The San Francisco Giants, still hopeful of staying alive in the National League pennant fight, attempt to snap a three game losing streak tonight when they resume their scries with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Don Drysdale, who hadn't beaten the Giants in three previous starts this year, blanked the visitors, 4 0, Monday night to keep San Francisco IV games behind first place Cincinnati.

The Dodgers now are two games back. Halfback Al Frazier (42) of the Denver Broncos, who weighs ISO pounds, finds himself facc lo face with Oakland Raider linebacker Robert Dougherty (I4), who weighs 2111, after taking a Giants. LA On TV, Radio Tonight's Giants Dodgers game will be" televised over KTVU (2). beginning at 7:33 o'clock. Radio station KSFO (560) will broadcast the game al the same time.

The radio and TV coverage will be preceded by warrnup shows, starting at 7:30 p. m. How They Stand NATIONAL LEAGUE W. Pel. GB 81 S5 596 Los Angeles 76 54 .585 2 Milwaukee 72 60 .545 7 GIANTS 70 B0 .338 8 St.

Louis '69 63 .523 10 Pittsburgh 63 66 .4113 141s Chicago 57 75 .432 22 Philadelphia 39 94 293 40 'n MONDAY'S RESULTS Chincinnati 5 3, Philadelphia 0 5. Chicago 6, Milwaukee 2. St. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 4. 13 also in hi tnirtl year pro ball.

He was acquired by the 49ers in a trade for John Witlcnborn with the Philadelphia Eagles He played verydittle last year because of a leg injury. McCreary, a Wake Forest rookie, who was No. 3 draft choice goes 25G pounds. Murchison, also a rookie's from the University of the Pacific. Murchison is 6 4 and weighs 205 pounds.

The 49ers must cut two more players to whittle the roster' to 36 by next Tuesday, The present 38 count does not include Jim Johnson, the UCLA rookie who is on the injured reserve list. When he is activated another cut will have to be made. Lions Tradfl Elsewhere on the National Football league front the Detroit Lions today traded end Steve Junker to the Washington Red skins for veteran fullback Johnny Olszewski. At the same lime, the Lions announced waivers have been asked on Kenny Webb, a product of Presbyterian university who shared fullback duties with Nick Pietrosante for the past two years. Junker, who was one of the outstanding rookie ends in the National Football league after the Lions drafted him as their No.

4 choice in 1957. has been hampered by injuries much of the past two! BRONCOS ROUTED, 49 12 New Players Lift Raiders AFL Hopes Los Angeles 4, San Francisco O.ihurling his 11th win against nine TUESDAY'S GAMES losses yielding only singles to Fe Piltsburgh at Chicago. lipe Alou in the fourth and Ed Philadelphia at Milwaukee Bailey in the seventh Bailey's (Night) was a solid hit. but Alou's bounc Cincinnati'at St. Louis (night).

er "was just out of. the reach of San Francisco at Us Angeles Ron Fairly, a novice at first base, (night Praise from Alston WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Tn nrp brilliant seasons. He is a product of Xavier ofogain al the box office but wir. Mi fcKAiVLiSiLU ui me las' on tne tie. a a suit of Monday's 4S 12 romp over the Denver Broncos, had several reasons today for looking ahead to the regular American football League campaign.

One of them was rookie Charlie Fuller, the former San Francisco Slate star, whom the Forty Niners set's tched recently because of a tendency to fumble. Nothing like that happened Monday as he grabbed passes which were good for scoring jaunts of 25 and 28 yards. In each case Fuller took the ball from Kick Papac then swerved and ran away from the Bronco defenders like a will Coach Eddie Erdelatz was prc scnled with the game boll by hit s'hile the trio. which now wiuu i runners aboard. Morales' double was hit second of the game.

Angelo Colombo, Bob Hatten a nd Jim Hollister hit doubles for the Blues. Hatten also had a triple. Terry Cliristmail, who went the route despite 11 bits, earned credit for the win. All Blues' runs were earned. Cbristman fanned seven and walked one.

Mort Ek, who went eight and two thirds innings was the loser. He struck out nine and walked eight, allowing fight earned runs. BUJ Clemmens came to his rescue ivilh on out in the eighth inning. iiimimmmmmmiiiii Major League Attendance Is Under '60 Mark NEW YORK (AP) Despite the increase from 16 to IS' teams, the major leagues are likely to fall almost one million short of their 1M0 baseball attendance this Through Sunday's games, total big league attendance for 1961 was 10,67833, a drop of five per cent from the comparable num ber cf dates last year. Should this same continue in the remaining Tour weeks of the campaign, the majors would finish about a million under its final i960 total Of 19.911,439.

The National League, which set an attendance record with 10.634. 963 paid customers last' season, has played before 7,701,625 this year for a decrease of 18.8 per cent so far. The'Americas League shows an increase of 300,000. But this, figure includes 1,684,000, the combined aggregate for the two new franchises, Minnesota (1,126, 00Q) and Los Angeles The only teams ahead of their 11)60 attendances are the Cincinnati Reds (325.000), Detroit Tigers (326,000) and New York Yankees (CI Baseball's Labor Bay Gate Down By the Associated Press Major league baseball drew 130,948 fans on Labor Day, almost 34.000 less than attendance figures for a year ago despite a double admission doubleheader. The American League, topped by the 34.633 who sat in for the Washington New York double header at Yankee Stadium, was.

105,413. That included 32.576 for the day night separate admission do jhleheader between Chicago nd Minnesota at St. Paul Minne polis. The Notional League drew 74, 35. with the largest crowd.

32.109 tstom or readr made la the ies: sckcllaa fabrics ay ltre for all raaKes and models' all price ranses. NATIONAL AUTO SUPPLY j. V) SEAT COVERS CLEAEANCE SAH I all 11IG1 models i 314 Golfers In 'County' A field of 314 golfers tec ofl Saturday and Sunday in the Sah Mateo County Goll Cham pionship tournament here at Municipal links. The field includes 34 title fright contenders, who will be gin match play Sunday. Half of the lesser flights will begin match play Saturday and another half Sunday.

Thereafter, match play in all flights will be staffed on Sundays Qualifying for the County ended yesterday in the lesser flights with 27R contenders The 34 hopefuls in the title flight are survivors of an original field of OS which made the qualifying test on August 2G. Pairings and starting times for all flights will be announced this week. Three Cagers Charged With Burglaries HATTIESEURG, Miss. (UPD Three Mississippi Southern basketball players were charged today with seven counts of. breaking and entering.

Officers said the three, who gave themselves up last night, we're first string center William Joseph Lundberg, 20, of Fair lawn, N. first string forward Ben Ross Gaatt. 22, Paterson, X. and forward Rupert Rudy Dossett. of Hattiesb urg.

Police said all confessed to the burglaries. "Only through the co operation of college officials, especially the athletic department persosnel. were we able to bring about the arrests the persons involved," police chief Hugh Herring said. Herring said basketball coach Fred Leais came into possession of damaging evidence. against his athletes" and "he presented it to us and asked for assistance." The three participated in seven separate burglaries in July, August and September, including a burglary of a federal post office on campus.

Herring said. He said the largest single take was between S300 and $546. Opperman 6th In Fair Golf SACRAMENTO (UPI) Dick1 Lotz. 18, San Lorenzo, capt the 37th annual State Fair Golf Tournament Monday with a fi below par final 'round 67 and 54 hoie total of 209. His brother, John, 10, shot three.

under par for a final round 69 but could not overcome Dick's seven birdies on the Haggin Oaks golf course. George Archer, San Francisco, shot a 71 for a third place 215, and Frank Toronto, Sacramento, was fourth at 220. Fifth went to Doug King, Sacramento, with 281. followed by Steve Opperman. San Francisco, with 223: Jim Mather.

Sacramento 223: rind Lou Solas. Alninedu, 22 1. U. S. BOXER LOSES CARDIFF.

Wales (UPI) How ard Wlnstone of Wales, featherweight champion of the British Isles, easily outpointed Gene Eos mire of Rockaway, N.J.. Monday niht in a 10 round bout. Win stone "lHVi pounds to Fosmire's 126K The staggering Giants send sad. Sam Jones (7 7), onetime Dodger nemesis, to the mound tonight against Stan Williams (11 91. The two teams play here again Wednesday and take Thursday off before resuming the extended series Friday at Candlestick Park in San Francisco.

Drysdaie was almost flawless in fielding plays by Don himself on Willie McCovey's slashing liner'in the first, by Gil Hodges on Har vev Kuenn's grounder in the sev enth and Frank Howard on Alou's smash in the sixth. But. as Dodger managenWalt Alston put it. alter a. couple of losses he's had, he I those coming." His fast ball was good and he's shortened up on his stride." Alston said, describing' other factors in Drvsdale's performance.

Pitchin, coach Joe Becker reported Drys dale 's slider also was effective. Giant pitcher Juan Marichal, a 13 Harrje winner, was rattled by darins Dodcer baserunning in ine third and fourth. In the third. Maury Wills singled, stale second and dashed to third on a medium length fly to Willie Mays. He scored on Waily Moon's grounder.

Tommy Davis reached base in the fourth when shortstop Jose Pagan bobbled his Davis tole second and advanced 10 tniru on an intieia out. jviauuui a then caught napping as Davis bore down for home, sliding under Juan's hurried throw. Marichal and Bailey bitterly contended Da was out. but failed to con vince umpire Chris Pelekoudas. Marichal gave up a single to Jim Gilliam in the fifth and then yielded a 450 foot home inn by Duke Snider that finished hirrron the mound.

Snider's homer was 12th of the season, tne 3 SDth of his career and boosted him into 10th place in the all time National League records in runs batted in with 1.224. The most serious Giont threat Raiders reached foriinitely on his stick, opened jurday's fireworks by hitting Char aronnd end during yesterday's Francisco. The Brooeos gained play. The Raiders won the (AP Wircphotn) lie Hardy wilh 44 yard touchdown pass before the game was four mir.u;es old. Then, with Jack Larscheid gel ting the yardage and scoring once the Raiders proceeded to knock Denver's defenses apart.

Crow, a defensive hfelfback until one of Erdclatz' numerous shuffles, appeared impressive as a running halfback and scored once. Denver's scares car. oi a pass from Frank Ttipucka to Gene Prebola. ar.d ancthei Tror. Gene Mir.go to Jack Hill.

Two of Tripucka's passes were: pickea oft by Raider salcty man Joe Cannavir.o and the Raiders marched back to score each time 1,," 'f 7 jltli Phrp i TOf KeiSO Ky JOHN CHANDLER Associated Press Sports Writer Kelso's campaign for a second straight horse cf the year title ran into a bit of a snag as the Bone Imia Stable 4 year old imisnec fourth Monday in the $120, Washington Park Handicap won by Ada b. Kice unci ot oniets. Winner of his last 11 starts, Kelso finished fourth as the 3 5 favor ite of a holiday crowd of 3B.531 at Arlington Park. It was first defeat for Kelso since July I9fi(l when he also invaded the Chicago track and was beaten in the Arlington Classic. Clarence Meaux ode Chief of Chiefs and the 4 year old gelding finished lengths ahead of his stablemate.

Talent Show. The lat ter took second by a neck ahead or Run for Xurse, while Kelso was another three quE'rter lengths bacn. Chief of Chiefs, carrying onl; 112 pounds, ran the mile over a "good track in 1:34 3 5. Rider Eddie Arcaro, said' Kelso "just couldn't get any traction Arcaro dismissed the fact Kelso carried top weight of 132 pounds, Scotland won the 33,000 Del Mar Handicap Monday. per ature' reached 93" degrees at 2 lumbia.

MOSCOW, Idaho (UPI) One letterman and two other prospects quitithe' University' of Idaho football' team Monday, cutting Coach Skip Stahley's squad to just 38 rneii. Phil Steinbock and sophomores John Drager and Jerry Presseyj announced yesterday they have; decided to pass up grid activity this season. BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) Coach Marv Levy of the University Df California watched his team go through two lengthy. pitch out pass game in San one yard on game.

49 12. For although billed as a hospital benefit, the exhibition contest drew1 only fi.300 to sun haked Kczar Stadium. "Our new piayers helped tremendously" said. 'Vol ney Peters gave us a lot of help at left tackle and could pull our defensive line together. Fuller looked real good.

And Wayne i Crow showed that he could add to our offensive The Broncos, who had trounced Oakland 48 21 three weeks ago. never quite got into 'Monday's game. The Raiders led 21 6 at the half then exploded for 23 more points with three touchdowns coming in the last quarter. It marked the first win in four exhibition, starts for Oakland which now will open the regular campaign next Saturday night at Houston. Quarterback Tom FL.

f'if Tom Kdiefsen Takes Nevada! State Titlel RENO fAPl Tom Edlet'sen of Berkeley won the Nevada state i championship Monday, downing Frero Yane, of Modesto. 2. 6 2. Edlefsen teamed with Dick Pe ters of Oakland to win the men's doubles from Dale Rohland of Beverly Hills and Don Yamagami of Mountain View, Barbara Fohiand of Severely Hills beat Mary Arnold Prentiss Of San Bernardino. 4 6, 2.

2 to in the women's singles. The Rohlands won the mixed do blcs over Hugh Johnson of Reno and Miss Prentiss, Mike Bricksin of Rancho Cor dova won the senior men singles. He beat Oscar Parks ot Modesto 2 6. 6 2, lfl S. The girls' singles honors were taken by SfietTie Frmtt ot iovma over Cynthia Raymond (M.

Bill Eavis of San Jose won ttie junior boys' singles. Gene Cantin of. Tahoc City joined Eavis for the junior boys' doubles trophy. Both Cornell's 1961 football co cantains. Dave McKelvey and George Telesh, missed most last season with injuries.

tice back two hours when the lem p.m. Barnes reported the team heaviest player, service raturpee Bob Weeden, had lost 20 pounds in the past two days and now weighed in at 225. PULLMAN, Wash. (UFD Coach Jim Sutherland hopes to have his Washington State University football team back at full strength today despite a flu epi demic. Fourtee Cougars wen I to the infirmary Saturday, but were released Washington.

State opens its season Sept. 23 against tha University of Missouri at to the finrir The trade for Olszewski was prompted by an injury to Webb. He suffered three fractured vertebrae last Saturday night in Detroit's exhibition victory over the St. Louis Cardinals The injury will sideline Webb for at least six weeks and the Lions decided to place him on waiver list because they ac quired Olszewski from the Red skins. Olszewski, a former college All American at the University of California, has been in pro foot ball since 1953.

He started his pro career thp Hiic.ijo Cardinals and later moved to Washington. Stewart wins Dallas Open By ED FITE United Press International DALLAS. Tex. Earl Stewart the first bona lide host pro ever to win a PGA tour stop, said today he wasn't sure whether he beat Arnold Palmer for the $J300 Dallas Open crown or whether Palmer beat himscli. The scoreboard showed that Lhe' 153 nound red haired Texan loured his own Oak Cliff Country club's par 35 3570 layout in two under par 278 figures for the 72 holes, while Palmer wound up with a 279 and tie for second with fast closing Gov Brewer of Crystal River.

and Doug Sanders of; Ojai, Calif. 47 72 7l (S I3MI) 46 27 (12331 7: 70 70 7C i .71 73 7l) 2f! 71 73 43 71 73: Orev.rr, 7j.r; 1.77, Jij fS'Ml 7i 1tl Wf, II7U .73 71 71 264 11714 49 74 7D 7I 2S4 IS7U .73 7i 46 2S6 tS7U Phil Rodgcrs, Carv jwiidiccoff 27 (SJ7D: BoWsy mews. Tommy Aaron, 775.7) 70 7J S4 7 7 72.71 74 49 ZSB incemo, 74 75 71. 71 263 (S29D) Philadelphia at a (night). Pittsburgh at Chicago.

Cincinnat at St. Louis (hight). San Francisco al Los Angeles icighl). AMERICAN LdAGUE IW Pel. GB New Yor '2 .472 ft.li.jj: 34 51 .651 4 IS 1 II If 3 :2 Mirmksola 77 3T: Wcsninglor.

51 86 .32 Kxau cm? a uaa MONDAY'S RESULTS C'sveunc 7, Boston 2. Ne Ycrk 5 3, Wosnir.rrin 3 2. Los AroDles 7, Knrsos 3. 6 J. CelrcM 3 viMr.

irM I. Cl'Iosc it. TUKSOAY CA.L5 lilr.iu Mir lcsoM (r.ghll. Crlrjir 1 mio il) plus cm pel 131 ol v.oi: Los A WrDNESDAY'S OAMES Cleveland Bosloi Patterson May Lose His Title HERS HEY, Pa. (API The touchy question of whether to strip Floyd Patterson of his heavyweight title Tor failing to defend it since March 13 is one of the top items of the 42nd annual National Boxing Association Convention.

An NBA requires division chamoions to defend their titles against a top challenger within months of their last defense. For Patterson, that would be Sept. 13. He is scheduled to fight Nov. 13 against Tom McNeeley in Boston, but the NBA doesn't consider McNeeley a top contender.

A ring source in Montreal Monday night said the NBA has named Canadian champion Bob Clcrous as. a valid challenger. TAKES BIG CAR LEAD DU QQOT, 111. CCPI A. J.

Foyt. winner of this year's Indianapolis "500" took over the lead for the national big car driving championship Monday by winning the 100 mile Du Quoin auto race. Foyt was timed in one hour, 4 minutes and 41 seconds in defeating Shorty Temuleman of Seattle, Wash. workouts Monday and observed that his troops are "in good physical shape." The Bears held a 45 minute scrimmage in preparation for their opener against the University of Texas on Sept. 23.

stockton; Calif. (UPi) Hair back Vaymond Hall showed some flashy running as the University of Pacific Tigers held a double drill, Hal! sprinted for touchdowns of 30 and 25 yards, while quarterback "John Alsup and end Jim Bush teamed up on a 60 yard pass play. had come in the third when Pa by the Los Angeles San gan reached base cn an error, Francisco night game at Los An stole second and advanced on an.geles. infield out. An attempt at a su Last year, the American League icidc squeeze fiziled when Man drew 93.254 and the National 121, chal r.

jjled to bunt and catcher C53 for a combined total of 214,907. Maris Goes Zero for 8 NKW YORK New York Yankee sluggers Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle spent a frustrating Labor Day as far as progress toward Babe Rulh's home run record was concerned although the swept a doubleheader from the Washing ington Senators. 5 3 and 3 2. Maris went for 3 and hit only one boll out of the inlield while Mantle, nursing a sore left arm, played only the ninth inning of the first game and did not bat at all. With 53 homers in 137 games, Maris is six games ahead ot Ruth's record 1927 pace while Mantle's 50 homers place him one game ahead of Ruth.

Ruth hit his 53rd homer in the Yankuus' 143rd game in 1927 after connecting for No. 50 in the 333th game. Here is how the two Yankee sluggers compare with the Ruth pace: Homers Game GmA. Maris 53 137 6 Mantle 50 137 1 Ruth 53 143 LOS ANGELES (UPI). UCLA continued its first complete week of football practice today minus two of its stars, captain and center Ron Hull and outstanding punter Keilh Jensen! Hull underwent minor surgery for removal 'of a cyst from his back Monday and is expected to miss the next few days of drills.

Jensen became the team's first imury victim when he sultered a partial shoulder He will be out of contact work for at least a week. UCLA coach Bill Barnes took cognizance of the current heat wave, and moved afternoon prac WEST COAST FOOTBALL ROTODUP Bengals' Hall Stars in Double Drill Norm Sherry tagged out the help less Pagan. is Mavs. hitting tne ball out oi the infield only once, had his hitting streak snapped at 14 games. A crowd ot 32.

lull watcnea Mon day nights boosting attendance at the' Coliseum 1,601,996. Wilkinson and Harmon Triumph OGDEN, Utah (AP) Charley Wilkinson of Soledad. Calif, and Jan Harmon of Los Angeles won the men's and women's scratch gles in the annual Maxie Kosoff Bowling Endurance Classic which ended this morning. The all events titles went to Buzi Fazio of Detroit and Lorraine Garner of Oxnard, Calif. Wilkinson's scratch score was 4,410 and Miss Harmon's was 4,057.

For Gym Clothes See Dud's for Hen HillidoU Shopping Cnr I i I short due to, the 100 degree heat arid the Trojan offense showed its power. Quarterback. Bill Nelscn and: speedy sophomore halfback Willie Brown teamed up for a 70 yard scoring pass in the workout, something McKay is counting on to be repeated during the regular season. Second string fullback Ernie Jones also scored a touchdown. McKay said he was "satisfied" with the scrimmage.

Warren Stephenson. No. 2 right end out with a broken index finger, and halfback Lynn Gaskill, still suffering the effects of a shoulder operation last month, did not take part in the scrimmage. Labor Day was just for the Stanford Indians'. Coach Jack Curtice put his through their first contact at PalD Alto yesterday, despite 90 degree weather.

Curtice staged two drills, one in the morning and another in the afternoon. The Indians open against Tu lane on September 23. LOS ANGELES (UPI) Southern California's Trojans, readying for their opening game of the season Sept. 22 against Georgia Tech, were expected to run through another full scale scrimmage today. Coach John McKay had SC scrimmage Monday for the first time an abbreviated session cut.