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

Aug. 31, 1965 THE DAILY SUN A 11 iants Acquire Experience By Bob Walton Dove hunting season along the Colorado River in San Bernardino, Riverside and Imperial counties opens tomorrow morning to get a head start on the season in the rest of Southern California. Resignation Effective at Season's End Stengel Follows Doctor's Orders, Plans to Retire (Continued from A 10 "While I was disappointed baseball." with the club, I certainly was with the Mets an disappointed with the public Tne Mets have bf nu la incapacity." by me and the 8 thre st Stengel, who has not been never forget them and I against the St. Louis Cardinals, able to lift the club above 10th hope to pav them back bv com- Los '8 Dodgers and San and last place in his four years ing lip a couple of Frjnclsco the helm since the club joined voune players that will help the I Tne attendance, great all the National League in 1962Jnih in th fnturp iyear' was amazing in those last I vb TV Lions Trade Earl Morrall To N.Y. Club NEW YORK (AP) The New York Giants whose rebuilding plans have been stalled by the lack of an experienced quarterback, obtained 31 year old Earl Morrall from the Detroit Lions yesterday in a three-way deal which also involved the Cleveland Browns.

To get Morrall, a 10-year-man in the National Football League, the Giants first sent defensive back Erich Barnes to Cleveland nine playing dates, when 338,118 emphasized his retirement wasi voluntarily. Stengel also paid a compli- urn. ine learn nas auraciea want it understood that'! il Selose to 1,600,000 thus far, only "I nobody put pressure on me to resign he said. "I was the one who hired Westrum to take my place, didn't The situation was unlike that of October, 1960, when Stengel bowed out as manager of the Yankees in an aura of bitterness. In what was intended to be an announcement of resignation, Casey revealed he had not resigned but actually was Bo5lon by the Yankees because of age.

He was 70 at the time. jjJJJ "The club has treated meimo wonderful," he said. "I neverjJJ have received better treatment;" anywhere. I'm only sorry I didn't do as well as I in getting the club out of last AP wlrephoto NEW GIANT The New York Giants acquired quarterback Earl Morrall from the Detroit Lions yesterday. Morrall Fills Giant Need 19 New York AL PldLe- 1960 New York AL I19W New York NL "But I honestly think the clublj York ui is on us way.

I believe I amims New York nl ii. til rw I leaving iuui ui live imjcis will remain with the club for to 12 years THIWOII THAT MOYM i arm in me LUuckc nn-ouu mn nnrl micsprl valnahlp in- ctrnr-finn Whon Vio HiH opt inln I J- J.ti action, ne snowed utile to inai- va. The season in Southern Cal- ifornia, except along the edge of the river, starts Saturday. The dove season also opens tomorrow in Arizona and in California counties north of and including Inyo, Kern, Santa Barbara and most of Ventura County. These dates represent the first half of California's split season on doves.

The second half of the season, statewide, runs from Dec. 10 through Dec. 19. For state areas opening to- morrow, the first half of the season closes Sept. 30.

For those areas opening Saturday, the first half of the season closes Oct. 3. Shooting hours for doves are from one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. The above seasons in California apply to both mourning and white-winged doves, although white-wings may be taken only in San Bernardino, Riverside and Imperial Counties. Bag limits on mourning doves, statewide, will be 12 per day, 24 in possession.

In San Bernardino, Riverside and Imperial Counties, bag limits will be 12 per day, in the aggregate of both mourning and white winged doves, and a possession limit of 24 birds, also in the aggregate of both species. Doves may be taken only with shotguns not larger than 10-gauge, bow and arrow, or falconry, the latter under special permit from the Department of Fish and Game. Automatic weapons or repeater shotguns holding more than three shells are prohibited. Dove hunters are reminded that, a federal rppulatinn makes it mandatory that one feathered wing be left on the bird until it is taken home. Fair to good dove hunting conditions are expected along the Colorado River for tomorrow's opening there, said the Department of Fish and Game.

Thundershowers in the river area in recent days already have sent some of the doves winging south. However, while doves are fairly plentiful in this area, no large concentrations of birds has been noted. The river section around Blythe may be the best spot for white-wings. Rabbit Season Opening dates for the cottontail rabbit season in California coincide with those on the seasons for doves. In other words, the season opens tomorrow along the Colorado River and in the northern and central parts of the state, and Saturday for the remainder of Southern California.

Rabbit season runs through Jan. 2. In addition to cottontails, the season also includes brush rabbits, pigmy rabbits and various types of. hare. Daily rbag-and total possession limit -is five rabbits in the of all species.

I Black tailed and jackrabbits may be at any time of the year. cate that he can pass effectively I I ff in run im i in exchange for linebacker Mike Lucci and a future draft pick. Then they traded Lucci and of fensive guard Darrell Dess, plus a draft choice, to Detroit for Morrall. Morrall, who was the No. 1 draft choice in the NFL in 1956 after starring at Michigan State, had played with San Francisco and Pittsburgh before going to the Lions.

He became expendable this year when Lion Coach Harry Gilmer decided to go along with Milt Plum as his regular quarterback. Morrall and Plum alternated last year until Morrall was hurt in mid-season, but Gilmer be lieves a club can have only one regular at the position. The deal immediately re called the one that brought Y.A. Tittle to the Giants from San Francisco in 1961 to replace Charley Conerly. Tittle's pass ing led New York to three straight Eastern Conference championships before they fad ed to last place 1964.

Tittle retirement at the end of the 1964 season left the Giants with only one quarterback who had any NFL game experience sophomore Gary Wood. Henry Schichtle, another second-year man, didn get into a game last season. The other candidate is Bob Timberlake, a rookie from Michigan whose progress has been hampered by a sore arm. Coach Allie Sherman of the Giants emphasized that he didn't expect the acquisition of Morrall to solve all the club problems. "But it will help speed up our rebuilding plans," he said.

"We gave up one of the best guards in the league and one of the top defensive players. "We have said all along we would not deal for just another quarterback. We had considered the best men available in the league and Morrall was one of them. This wasn't a deal motivated by last Saturday's game." The Giants lost 34-13 to Philadelphia in a pre-season game last Saturday. Last season Morrall com pleted 50 of 91 passes for 588 yards and he has a career record of 1,252 attempts and 624 completions for 9.076 yards.

In pre-season games, none of the three Giant quarterbacks had been able to generate a strong enough passing threat to make the running of Sherman's Baby Bulls effective. Barnes is in his eighth year in the NFL and had been with the Giants for five seasons. The 30-year-old Dess had been expect ed to be a Giant starter at guard along with Bookie Bolin. The 25-year-old Lucci is in his fitth NFL season. In a separate deal, the Giants acquired John McDowell, a defensive end, from the Green Bay Packers for a future draft choice.

Albacore Some of the steam has gone out of Southern California's hot albacore run. What we feared might happen, did happen. Warm ocean water in the channel area between the Southland mainland and the offshore San Clemente and Catalina Islands caused the longfins to move out. The water temperature in the channel around the 43 Fathom Bank, for instance, hit 72 de- grees far too warm for al bacore. Now the longfins have congregated around the 60-Mile Bank in water 65 to 68 degrees.

That's a long jump for many of the boats in the Southland's fishing fleet, although landings in Long Beach, Newport Beach and San Diego are still going after them. The longer run means less hours of fishing, so albacore counts are dropping. Bonito and bass are the hot offshore fish, although barracuda action is good in scattered locations along the coast and at Catalina. A few yellowtail are showing up at Dana Point, Salt Creek and The Barn, all located between Oceanside and Newport Beach, and at Catalina Island. One nice yellowtail, weighing 28 pounds 6 ounces, was caught last week by Ira W.

Dahlin, 935 Golden Rain Upland. Ocean Fish Report A 24-hour report on ocean fishing in Southern California as furnished by the operators of the deeP sea landlngs: LONG BEACH (Belmont Pier) 68 anglers: 44 barracuda, 204 bonito, 2 calico bass, 19 sand bass, 11 halibut. One barge, 147 anglers: 1 silver salmon, 891 bonito, 7 bass, 9 halibut, 53 perch. (Pierpoint Landing) 562 anglers: 89 albacore, 171 barracuda, 266 bass, 1,065 bonito, 31 halibut. (Pacilic) 262 anglers: 36 albacore, 1 yellowtail, 102 barracuda, 224 calico bass, 408 bonito, 4 halibut.

SAN PEDRO (22nd St. Landing! 125 anglers: 2 yellowtail, 170 barracuda, 300 calico bass, 470 bonito. (Norm't Landing) 534 anglers: 85 albacore, 2 yellowtail, 13 barracuda, 406 bonito, 7 halibut, 345 calico bass, 4 sand bass. SAN DIEGO (Mission Bay) 126 anglers: 65 albacore, 1 yellowtail, 122 barracuda, 938 bonito, 136 bass, 10 halibut. (Pt.

Loma) 821 anglers: 701 albacore. NEWPORT BEACH (Davey'f Locker) 403 anglers: 76 albacore, 104 barracuda, 348 bonito; 195 calico bass, 4 white sea bass, 1 yellowtail, 11 halibut. MALIBU PIER 164 anglers: 79 halibut, 713 calico bass, 342 bonito. One barge, 154 anglers: 52 halibut, 1,050 bonito, 150 mackerel. EDONDO 287 anglers: 3 albacore, 3 yellowtail, 246 barracuda, 935 calico bass, 857 bonito, 19 halibut.

Three barges, 743 anglers: 32 halibut, 2,800 bonito, 1,865 mackerel. HERMOSA BEACH PIER 65 anglers: 521 calico bass, 165 bonito, 30 barracuda, 4 halibut. One barge, 75 anglers: 6G5 bass, 207 bonito, 41 halibut. SAN CLEMENTE PIER 241 anglers: 136 barracuda, 676 bonito, 688 calico bass, 10 white sea bass, 38 halibut, 2 yellowtail. SEAL BEACH PIER 140 anglers: 191 bonito, 18 barracuda, 540 sand bass, 4 halibut, 1 black sea bass.

One barge, 143 anglers: 175 bonito, 5 sand bass, 4 halibut, 5 mackerel. MARINA DEL REY 60 anglers: 320 bass, 490 bonito, 5 halibut. HUNTINGTON BEACH 44 anglers: 112 bonito, 133 bass, 1 barracuda. Ona barge, 149 anglers: 345 bonito, 102 bass, 6 barracuda, 542 halibut. IMPERIAL BEACH 77 anglers: albacore, 13 yellowtail, 20S barracuda, 561 bonito, 141 bass.

One barge, 60 anglers: 62 barracuda, 462 bonito, 22 halibut. SANTA MONICA (Sportfishing) 174 anglers: 328 bonito, 208 bass, 32 halibut, 1 barracuda. telephone and telegraph. Fischer is in New York. His moves, and those of his opponent, are wired to and from Havana.

Cioacaltea was on the verse of victory several times, but Fischer firmed up his game and reversed his bad position by the 41st move. The game was ad journed as a tie after the 47th move. The deadlock left Fischer in a three-wav tie for first with Jnl- mov of Russia and Donner of the Netherlands. Each has 2Vz points. Fischer had won both of his earlier games.

The fourth round of the 30-day tournament was to be played later yesterday but probably will not be completed until today. Rain Cancels Indians, A's KANSAS CITY (AP) The scheduled game between the Cleveland Indians and Kansas City Athletics was called on account of rain and wet grounds last night. The game will be played as part of a twi-night doubleheader paid their way in to Shea Stadi mi i i mm sny of last year recorfJ attendance. Stengel will make his final appearance as manager at Shea Thursday wnen ne win say goodby to tne piayers. ne then intends to visit his ailing sister in Kansas City before continuing to the West Coast.

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TUrner 9-0231 Open 9 4 Monday Thursday Friday 9 -Noon Saturday 6 -Westrum has done a wonder- fui iob" praised Casey. "He! has en Dlavins aeeressive i NEW york (ap) casey stenoH maor lqu managerial record Year Team Leaiut pounon 1934 Brooklyn NL Sixth 70 67 77 63 65 62 59 6) 97 9(1 98 95 99 1915 1916 1938 1939 Brooklyn Brooklyn Boston NL NL NL NL NL NL NL NL AL AL AL AL AL AL AL AL Filth Seventh Fifth Seventh Seventh Seventh Seventh Sixth First First First First First Second First First First First Third First Tenth Tenth Tenth Tenth Boston Boston Boston New York New York New York New York New York New York New York New York 103 nwyoh al New York AL 9 56 79 75 97 57 40 170 51 111 53 109 X-40 86 Hospitalijed July J4 with fractured iiulhp named Interim manag- 10" Yankees won teven of 10 World Series with Stengel as manager, 1949-60. BUT COMB INTO TOtH HOMK 393 1 MAIN STREET RIVERSIDE. CALIF. I 0 pZL I i' p9 1 'ii 1 Jr I BY JACK HAND FAIRFIELD, Conn.

(AP) If Earl Morrall turns out to be an other Y. A. Tittle, Coach Allie Sherman of the New York Giants may have the take-charge quarterback to make his new wmg-T ottense work. Sherman cooked up this of fense to suit the capabilities of his group of fine running backs like Tucker Chuck Mercein, Ernie Koy, Er-j nie Wheelwright and Stevel Thurlow. After the first few exhibition games, he realized he needed an experienced quarterback to make it work so he made a deal I yesterday with Detroit for Earl! Morrall.

who had dropped be hind Milt Plum in the Lions' order. The deal that brought Tittle, already a veteran, to the Giants from San Francisco in 1961 paid off with several winning seasons. The balding pass master finally retired after the 1964 season. So did such Giant veter-i ans as Frank Gifford. Alex Webster, Andy Robustelli, Jack CtT-r-nrl Trwo Waltnn anrl Tnm kill UUU) UIIU Scott.

Don Chandler, the kicking specialist, went to Green Bay in an earlier trade. Sherman wants to get thei Giants out of the cellar cfter last year's collapse and obvious ly a great deal of rebuilding was called for. Gary Wood, who was being groomed for the quarterback job, never will be another Tittle. The 5-11 Cornell grad can run the ball and has he poise to di rect the ball club but his passing leaves much to be desired. Sherman hopes that Wood or Bob Timberlake, a well-built 6-4, 220-pounder may develop into the player he needs.

But Timberlake came up a sore Catfish Among Nine Dropped by Eagles PHILADELPHIA (AP) The Philadelphia Eagles cut nine players from their squad yesterday, including veteran tight end Ralph (Catfish) Smith. John Kistinger (Red Hill), Skip Tendall (Redlands) 80 (Kistinger won sudden; death playoff on first hole). HOLES Boys 12-13 Andrew Casey (Mountain View) 41; Jeff Miller (Pepper Tree) 42; John Stubblefield (El Rancho Verde) 43. Girls 13-17 Judy McClure (Mountain View) 44; Mary Benson (El Rancho Verde) 52. 18 HOLES ON PAR THREE Boys 10-11 Teddy Rehwald (El Rancho Verde) 58; Bill Wigglesworth (Victoria CC) 59; Jon Dominic (Mountain Meadows) 64; Terry Engles (Pepper Tree) 64.

NINE HOLES ON PAR THREE Boys and under Brett Mullins (Springbrook), Brad Gates (El Verde), Tom Rehwald (El Verde) 31. Girls 12 and under Crls Rancho Rancho Pruned (Whispering Lakes) 43; Karen Sampson (Whispering Lakes) 47; Pam Aichlmayer (Whispering Lakes) 54. Manny's Clips Norton Manny's clipped Norton A i Force Base, 8-4, Sunday as Danny Carrasco homered, Ruben Suarez, Paul Warner and Frank Diaz collected two hits apiece. i I I Fischer Tied for Chess Lead After Draw on 47fh Move f- itiiiifiirnriitr-i'fY-T')riv7i-it-il------iT: mmhm4H MX SAVE at Santa El Rancho Ace Captures Title Dottie Chase is currently one of our tellers at the Drive-Up Window at our Street office. (The Del Rosa and Highland office has a drive-up window, too and you may transact business at ANY branch of Santa Fe Federal, regardless of where you opened your account.) Dottie will post your passbook in seconds, thanks to our new "on line" electronic data processing equipment.

Savings deposited by the tenth of ANY month earn from the first of that month: 4.75, compounded quarterly. HAVANA, Cuba (AP) Bobby Fischer, the United States' 22-year-old grandmaster, tied with, Romania's Victor Cioacal-tea yesterday in a third round game in the Capablanca Memorial Chess Tournament. Fischer, denied permission to visit Cuba by the U. S. Stale Department, is participating in the international tournament by Gl Forum Wins, Manny's Loses in Softball Playoffs BURBANK GI Forum edged to a 2-1 win over Inglewood, but Manny's San Bernardino's other entrant in the Southern California Municipal Softball Federation, was eliminated, 1-0, last night.

Frank Hernandez pitched a two-hitter and struck out eight as Forum earned the right to face Long Beach at Olive Memorial Park at 8 tonight. Mike Mercado and Mario Arr royo were the leading hitters for Forum, with two each. Ray Holcomb lost a two-hitter when Manny's was edged by San Pedro. Randy A on of El Rancho Verde fired a gross 74 yesterday to take top honors in the San Bernardino, Riverside Counties Junior Golf Champion ship. Held at Whispering Lakes in Ontario, the tournament had seven divisions with competition on the regulation and par-three courses.

Handling the tournament were pros Vic Padrola, Whispering Lakes; Jerry Krueger, Red-lands CC: Ronnie Reif. El Rancho Verde; Roger Gates, El Rancho Verde; and Charlie Fox of Hesperia. The results: 11 HOLES Bovs 16-17 Randy Anderson (El Ran- 'cho Verde) 74; Bob Howard (Fairmount) ,75. I Boyj 14-15 Steve Wiencek (Los Cer-lanos) 76; Claude EHena (Red Hill) I CHARTERED.