The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 11

if Sept. 14, 1 THE DAILY SUM A-1I Sports Briefs SAN MJNMPIHO, CMIWtHIA LADIES DAY Robertson Holding Out Mo Eta.se, Mo Plays AFL Approves Miami Team High elevation areas in the San Bernardino The league also changed the Mountains, those at 6,000 feet or more, are expected to'provide the best local deer hunting when the 1965 $100,001 after Chamberlain was given a contract for $100,000. Robertson will not be a hol dout until the Royals meet for the start of preseason practice at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Other Royals still unsigned are Jack Twyman and Tom Thacker.

None of the Royals management could be reached for comment. Lions' Split End Suffers Fracture DETROIT (AP) The Detroit Lions announced yesterday that split end Gail Cogdill has suffered a fractured right kneecap and would be lost to the National Football League team for from five to six weeks. Cogdill was injured in the second quarter Sunday in an exhibition game against the Washington Redskins. Lions Coach Harry Gilmer said he would use either Pat Studstill or rookie John Henderson as Cogdill's replacement. SOU BIST.

1 WQHSfH) 1HW CO "You asked me to entertain your boy friend while you were getting dressed, so I took him bowling Race Injuries Kill Driver FLORENCE, S.C. (AP) Stock car driver Buren Skeen died yesterday in a Florence hos pital of multiple injuries sus tained in a four-car crash in last Monday's Southern 500 race at Darlington, S.C. The 28-year-old Denton, N.C., driver had never regained con sciousness since the crash which occurred on the second lap of the Labor Day event. None of the other drivers in the wreck was seriously injured, Skeen underwent surgery sev eral hours after the race for head and abdominal injuries He had been listed in critical condition ever since. Skeen's 1964 Ford spun into the third turn wall and then into the path of the other three cars.

HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) American Football League owners formally awarded a 1966 franchise to Miami, yester day and then voted to expand to 10 teams in 1967.. Commissioner Joe Foss said the 10th city will be elected ear ly next year and probably will be picked from among Chicago, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Milwaukee and Washington. Foss also said it is possible additional cities will be added in 1968 and 1969. "The sentiment I got from the owners was we can go to 12 teams," Foss told newsmen aft er the club owners had met all day in executive session.

"Expansion beyond the 10th team definitely is contemplat ed," Foss said. Rocket-Powered AKRON, Ohio (AP) A rock et-powered race car designed by Walt Arfons for an assault on the world land speed record at the Bonneville, Utah, Salt Flats this fall roared down a runway at the Akron-Canton airport yesterday in its first public showing. The blue Wingfoot Express fired only two of the 15 rockets that Arfons said could hurtle it across the Salt Flats at 750 miles per hour 21 seconds after takeoff. Tourney Interest HAVANA, Cuba (AP) Yu goslavia's Borislav Ivkov is leading the Capablanca International Chess Tournament here but the conversation is about the invisible man Bobby Fischer, the United States champion from New York. The onetime boy wonder of the chess world was denied per mission by the U.S.

State Department to come here. So he decided to play anyway from New York, sending his moves via a telephone-teletype hookup from the Marshall Chess Club in New York to the grand ballroom of the plush Havana Libre Ho tel. CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) Oscar Robertson said yesterday he will not report to the Cincinnati Royals training camp to day unless he gets a raise in salary. "I won report if I don't have a contract," the basketball star said. "It would be useless to go without a contract." He added, "I was told what I was going to get, and I just can't accept it.

I feel very strongly about it." Robertson said he was offered the same contract he had last year. He reportedly made around $60,000 last season. Robertson, who was named to the National Basketball Asso ciation All-Star team last year for the fifth straight time, said he has taken into consideration the reported huge salaries given Bill Russell of the Boston Cel tics and Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia 76ers. "But that really doesn't have any bearing as to what I think I'm worth to the he said. Russell reportedly signed for 100 BKNOf SCOTCH WHISKY.

Gft I MtOOf got emi format of its annual All-Star game. Instead of an East-West game as it has had in the past, the 1966 league champion will be matched against all-stars selected from the seven other teams. Foss said two sites for the All-Star game are under study, and a decision would not be made for about two weeks. The game has been played in San Diego and there were speculations that it would be awarded to Miami. The All-Star squad will be selected by a vote of players who will name the first offensive and first defensive teams, as well as two specialists and the All-Star coach who then would be permitted to make selections to complete his squad.

Race Car Tested Spurting orange and lavendar flame and shrouding the airport runway with billowing white smoke, the rocket car made a run of just under one mile. The driver. Bobby Tatroe. 28, of Grand Rapids, said its speed reached 120 miles an hour. Arfons, 48, started building the rocket car in March, with the sponsorship of Goodyear Tire Rubber Co.

He said its cost was well over $100,000. This is the fifth racer he has built over 15 years. Centers on Fischer Cuban officials and Prime Minister Fidel Castro were delighted to have Fischer in the 30-day tournament which has drawn some of the best players in the world. Fischer, however, warned that he would withdraw from the tournament if Castro and the Cubans made political capital of his participation. After 12 rounds, Ivkov is in first place with 10 points.

Rus sia's Vassily Smyslov is second with 9 and Fischer third with nine. Then comes Russia's Evf- in Geller 8 and Holland's Jo hannes Donner eight. through 1956 before going to the American League. His 1.92 earned-run-average now ranks him second in his league. Baseball writer Harry Jupiter said in a report from Houston, where the Giants played last night, that the White Sox had been contacted about a possible deal for Wilhelm.

world needs gasolines? rf ill. ALL SYSTEMS "GO" ALL SEASON LONG I season opens Saturday. few deer signs have been observed around the level and lower, particularly oh the desert slopes of the mountains. 'These reports come from game managers of the Department of Fish and Game who checked deer hunting areas on the eve of the In San Bernardino County as a whole, deer populations tew a slight upward trend "from last year and the buck carryover is good, the state department report said. Sugarloaf, Crab Flat and Big Pine Flat, in the general Big Bear area, have fair numbers of deer.

Converse Flat and Burro Flat in the Santa Ana Canyon are promising, although total deer numbers are below average. In the Lytle Creek area north of Fontana, deer are still at high elevations and will be difficult. Cold weather and storms would bring the deer down, and improve' hunting, but so far these weather conditions have not developed. The Lytle Creek hunting i' area includes Lytle Creek Can- yon, Lone Pine Canyon, Lytle Creek Ridge, Coldwater Canyon and Stockton Flats. In the Mojave Desert part of the county, north of Essex, the New York, Providence, Granite and Old Woman Mountains, and the Mid Hills, are open to hunting.

This is a huge area with a relatively small deer herd and hunting won't be easy. Hunters venturing into this desert country should know their around. Fire Hazard Deer hunters planning to open the season in the San Ber-; nardino Mountains should take due note of this warning: The fire hazard is extreme. "Further, a large portion of the mountains, particularly the south face, is off limits under fire closure rules. Other parts, too, are out to hunters under the county firearms closure rules.

In fact, about the only place in the county that is not subject, at least in part, to fire and firearms closures, is the Mojave Desert area. Jtfaps showing closure areas are available at U.S. Forest stations and sheriff's tions. Feed conditions for deer are good in the San Bernardino Mountains, with late spring storms producing a lot of new growth. Water conditions are t.

fair to good in the high coun- try, but not so good in the lower areas. Most bucks are fully ant-' Iered but still in velvet, the majority being forked horns and three-pointers. Most back roads and truck into the hunting areas ''are in good shape, although recent storms damaged some roads in the desert canyons east of Baldwin Lake. Clark Grade from Big Bear to Ana Canyon is open and I qccess into Luna Mountain is 3food Riverside County Kwhile deer are down in 1 numbers, as compared to 1964, fair hunting is predicted by the state department for i Riverside County. I Best Riverside County hunt- ingl areas will be along the I mate ridge of the San Jacinto Mountains above Garner Val- "and down in the canyons i beloV the timber area on Tho- jj mas Mountain and the Santa i Rosa range.

These areas are I south of Banning and east of Hemet. Access to Garner Valley is i vial the Fobes Ranch Road and the Goff Flats Road near 1 the Kenworthy guard station. There are access roads to Santa Rosa off Highway 74. The fire hazard is just as I bad in Riverside County as it 3 is in' San Bernardino. A new Riverside County fire arms ordinance has closed an area to shooting near Pine Cove and an area within a half-mile of the Banning-Idyll-wild Road near Black Mountain.

This ordinance also prohibits shooting within 300 yards of a highway or within 300 yards of any building without the written consent of the owner. LA. County A change in rules this year puts all of Los Angeles County in the late or inland deer season. Hunters going into the Angeles Forest should check on closed or restricted areas. For instance, the Crystal Lake and Big Pines recreation areas are closed to shooting.

The state department suggests hunters might try the Sawmill-Liebre Mountain area and along the Angeles Crest on northwest Pacifico, Cloudburst, Summit, Winston Ridge, Cooper Canyon, Mt. Williamson and Mt. Baden-Powell. On the desert slopes, fair deer hunting might be found in the high canyons in the Santiago, Bare Mountain and Little Rock areas. General Rules The inland deer season which opens Saturday runs through Nov.

7 in this part of Southern California, as well as in the Inyo-Mono area. In the Southland, generally, the season's limit is one buck, forked horn or better. Shooting hours are from one-half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset. Ocean Fish Report A 24-hour report on ocean fishing in Southern California as furnished by the operators of the deep sea landings: cam niFao fMunlelMl) 353 an glers: 165 lbacore, 188 skipjack. (Million Bay) 186 anglers: 26 albacore, 1 yellowtail, 41 barracuda, 433 bonito, 93 bass, 5 whit tea bass, 24 halibut, 4i Iclnlurk SAN PEDRO (Norm's Landing) 265 anglers: 3 yellowtail, 1 barracuda, 268 bonito, 79 halibut, 580 calico bass, 31 sand bass.

(Jlnd St. Landing) 11 anglers: 65 barracuda, 1 halibut, 332 rftlli-A hM. J52 bonito. REDONDO BEACH 306 anglers: 4 yellowtail, 281 barracuda, 755 calico bass, 1,135 bonito, 15 halibut. Barges 742 anglers: 34 halibut, 3.680 bonito, 1.217 mackerel.

HERMOSA BEACH 21 anglers: 104 calico bass, 11 bonito. Barge 41 anglers: 200 bonito, 88 sand bass, 61 halibut. SAN CLEMENTE PIER 175 anglers: 7 barracuda, 933 bonito, 197 calico bass, 2 whit sea bass, 40 halibut. SEAL BEACH PIER 108 anglers: 70 bonito, 9 sand bass, 157 halibut. Barge 150 anglers: 114 bonito, 11 sand bass, 88 halibut, 14 mackerel.

LONO BEACH (Pacific Sportfishlng) 172 anglers: 10 yellowtail, 29 barracuda, 186 calico bass, 207 bonito, 21 halibut. (Belmont Pier) 52 anglers: 1 barracuda. 17 bass, 80 bonito, 21 hali but. Barge 132 anglers: 432 bonito, 1 barracuda, 2 bass, 1 halibut. (Pier- point Landing) 417 anglers: 7 barra cuda, 391 bass, 337 bonito, 1 black sea bass, 1 yellowtail, 124 halibut.

MARINA DEL REV 93 anglers: 14 halibut, 147 bass, 215 bonito. NEWPORT BEACH (Davey'i Locker) 182 anglers: 4 albacore, 10 skipiack. 51 barracuda, 699 bonito, 180 bass, 3 white sea bass, 2 yellowtail, 13 hall' but. HUNTINGTON BEACH 36 anglers 148 bonito, 12 bass, 23 halibut. Barge 121 anglers: 270 bonito, halibut, 700 mackerel.

49ers Waive Two, One More Must Go SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The San Francisco 49ers released de fensive back Bobby Waters and linebacker Floyd Dean on waiv ers yesterday, reducing their squad to 41 players. National Football League squads must be down to 40 play ers by today. Waters, signed as a quarter back out of Presbyterian College at Clinton, S.C., was in his sixth season with the 49ers. Dean, in his third season, is a 236- pounder from Florida. Stewart Wins Race MONZA, Italy (AP) Jackie Stewart of Scotland drove his BRM car to victory Sunday in the Grand Prix of Italy formula one race.

$15 REWARD For Yew Old Junk Car We Pick 'em Up SAN BERNARDINO IRON ft METAL CO. 1197 W. 4th St. TU 9-024 Svare Gives New, 'Dignified7 Name To Taxi Squad LOS ANGELES (AP) It is no longer known as the Taxi Squad as far as the Los Angeles Rams are concerned. "It is now, known as the Ready Reserve Unit," Coach Harland Svare revealed yester day at a meeting of football writers.

Apparently, the new title projects a little more dignity for the players who fail to make the regular squad, but who are on call and participate in practice drills. Svare said he understood the taxi squad identity began some years back when a member of the New York Giants pro team actually had to take a taxi to get to the team drills. Rams' Shannon, Wendryhoski Are rut on Waivers LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Waivers on veteran halfback Carver Shannon and center Joe Wendryhoski have been asked by the Los Angeles Rams. Shannon was in his fourth year with the Rams and Wendryhoski was obtained by the Rams in the trade that sent Jon Arnett to the Chicago Bears. mm MOTORS Report Giants Dealing for Wilhelm SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The National League leading San Francisco Giants are trying to trade for veteran knuckleball reliever Hoyt Wilhelm of the Chicago White Sox, the San Francisco Examiner said yesterday.

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