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8-A. The Register: Donville, Sept 14, 1965 Mets To Concentrate Exclusively On Young Players Plans Call For Disposal Of Most Veteran Players Kranepool, lliuil, Swohoda, McCraw And Sclina Nucleus Of 1966 Squad By JOK RKICHLKK iplayer, was declared expenda- Associatcd Press Sports Writer ble by the Dodgers, who cither NEW YORK (AP) Ed Kra-'had to keep him on their big Jesus Alou Now Sixth In NL Race nepool, Ron Hunt, Ron da, Greg Goossen and Swobo-ileague roster or expose him a pair of! waivers. to promising 21-year-old pitchers, I "1 would say that Goossen 5s Tug McGraw and Dick the most advanced of our young will provide the nucleus of who served in the mi- New York Mets for J9GG. this year," said Eeldie Other possible Mets of theianky, in charge of player future, such as infielders Buddyjcurcment. "He could conceiv- liarrcison and Dave Smith, out-)ably catch 125 games for the fielders Al Yales, Steve Rcnkoiji nex i year." Shawn Filzmaurice, and pitchers Rob Gardner, Bill Rohr and Bill Deheny, will receive W1 close inspection during the winter league season starling next month and at spring train- Ing.

All performed in the minors this year. Embarrassed by their pro- (ioossen was the No. 1 catcher Has Been Hitting .393 For Ten Games Press Conference Carded Today; Site And Date For Clay-Patterson Bout Likely Great Stretch Run the farm Williamsport, By BEN OLAN Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK (AP) Let's give Jesus Alou some credit for helping put the San Francisco Giants in an advantegous position in the National League pennant race. been Juan Marichal pitching exceptional baseball, Alou has been hitting at a .393 pace during the Giants' current 10-game winning streak prior to Monday night's game. Since San Francisco started While Willie Mays has walloping home runs and Mets' club in the Eastern ts streak Sept.

4, Jesus has col- League, where he hit close to .300. "Our biggest need is power," ivur sa Wes Wcstrum, the Mets straight last place National'acting manager. "We especially League finishes, the Mels'brassineed a strong hitting center apparently has become convinced it must concentrate exclusively on youth to change their 10th place image. The plan, outlined Monday at the opening of a four-day organ National meeting, calls for the disposal, by trade or otherwise of such older regulars as pitchers Alvin Jackson, Jack Fisher and Galen Cisco; catcher Chris, Cannizzarro, infielders Chuck Hiller and Bobby Klaus and outfielders Joe Christopher and Jim Hickman. Such veterans as Hoy McMillan and Charlie Smith, along with outfielder Johnny Lewis, may be retained.

"We don't like to pinpoint any players," said Bing Devine, assistant to President George Weiss, "but it is obvious that some of our veteran players, who have been playing regular- Jy, will be more in demand by other clubs from a trading standpoint. "We're prefectly agreeable to give serious consideration to such proposals. We believe we now have developed, a number of outstanding young prospects can make a place for themselves on the big club." Perhaps the brightest prospect, aside from McGraw and Selma, is Goossen, a 20-year-old native of California who was grabbed for the special $8,000 waiver price from the Dodgers last May. Goossen, a first year fielder and a take charge catcher. "It is my belief that pitching is 90 per cent of the game.

We can use more pitching, of course, but I believe we have a nucleus in McGraw, Selma, Gardner, Darreli Sutherland and Jim Bethke." Pennant Races At-A-GIanee BY The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE San To Play 19 IB 18 19 16 Won Los! Pet. Behind Francisco B4 59 .587 Los Angeles 82 .569 Cincinnati 81 63 .563 3V: Milwaukee 79 1,4 .552 5 Pittsburgh 79 61 .541 San home (10), Milwau- 3, St. Louis 3, Cincinnati away (9), Houston 3, Milwaukee 3, Cincinnati 3. Los home (10), St. Louis 3, Cincinnati 3, Milwaukee away (3), Chicago 3, St.

Louis 3, Milwaukee 2. dome (6), Houston 3, San away (12), New York 3, Houston 2, Los Angeles 3, San Francisco home (6). Philadelphia San Francisco 3, Los Angeles away 13), Philadelphia 3, San Francisco 3, Houston 3, Los Anqeles 4. home (12), St. Louis 3, Philadelphia 3, New York 3, Chicago awsy Chicago 2, New York 2.

Now Boast Jeady Reserve Unit LOS ANGELES (AP) It is no longer known as the Taxi Squad as far as the Los Angeles Rams arc concerned. It is now known as the Ready Reserve Unit," Coach Harland Svare revealed Monday 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. Southland Life Agent T.

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SOFTBALL RESULTS (AT BALLOU PARK) N. Mflln Atlantic 130 Dot's Grocery Frank and Newman; Young find Je ferson, Grant (4). Soulhern Life 021 501 13 N. Pigeon Club 9 (Tie game, lime limit) Jones and Newman; Adkins and AAu tain. (AT RIVERSIDE FIELD) N.

Main Bapt 000 200 46 300 003 8 (L.D.S. win Church League tille) Hester and McDowell Handy. ctcd 11 hits in 28 times at bat. leanwhile, Mays has hit at a 310 clip with 13 safeties in 42 ries. The Giants head the NL ack by two games.

Jesus Alou, a .274 hatsman as rookie lace in ace with a .310 average. Mays last year, is in sixth the circuit's batting third at .317. Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente, the leader, slumped 10 Joints to .336 in last week's games. He collected only three its in 23 times at bat. Hank of Milwaukee held second ilace with a .328 mark, a gain two points.

Aaron had seven hits in 18 tries in last week's action. Mays, who fell one point, is ollowed by Billy Williams, Chiago, .313 and Pete Rose, Cin- innati, .312. Williams advanced rom seventh place on a six- oint increase resulting from a O-for-21 performance. Mays slugged three homers nd lifted his Jeading total to 46. )eron Johnson, Cincinnati, oosted his pace-setting runs atted in total to 118, seven more than he had a week ago.

Meanwhile, Carl Yastrzem- ii's American League batting ead has been cut in half. The oston outfielder, who led by 10 oints a week ago, now leads by nly five. He fell four points to "23 with five hits in 21 attempts hile Minnesota's Tony Oliva ained one point to .318 with a 9- or-27 showing. Brooks Robinson of Baltimore emaincd in the No. 3 position espite a four point drop to 306 'red Whitfield of Cleveland is ourlh at .299 followed by Jimmie Hall, Minnesota, .297.

The igures include Sunday's games. Tony ConigHaro of Boston ook over the AL home run lead. Ie hit two last week, giving him :8 for the year. Detroit's Willie lorton is second with 27. Rocky -olavito of Cleveland had four RBI last week, pushing his top mark to 97.

NEW YORK (AP) A title fight between heavyweight champion Cassius Clay and former champion Floyd Patterson for Las Vegas Nov. 22 probably will be announced here at a press conference Tuesday afternoon. Harold Conrad, a press agent who has represented Inter-Continental Sports, said Monday he had called the press conference on behalf of the Louisville group that sponsors Clay. "Ciay will be there along with some members of the Louisville group, Jim Deskin of Las Vegas, the newly-elected president of the World Boxing Association and other principals," said Conrad. Conrad said the opponent for Clay, the site and the date will be announced.

The opponent Patterson, and the site, Las Vegas, have been open secrets. Conrad said officials of Inter- Continental, which promoted the Clay-Sonny Liston one-rounder at Lewiston, May 25, am SportsVision, which handled the closed circuit television of tha controversial light, also will be present. The indications are that Inter BOWLING RESULTS (AT RIVERSIDE LANES) Pin Up League W. Daniel 2-Collle 1R3 Ky. Fried Chicken 15S The Atoms 177 Belk's Nor-Darc Vaughn Old Dominion League Wise Chips 145 Moose 122 Wimpy's Ferguson 148 Link-Watson 129 Marshall Ready-Mix Dix U9 (bye) (AT RECREATION CENTER) Women's Mill Leagua Sample Dept.

8fl8-Farthing 108 Billing 871-pribble 101 i Sewing Gee 93 4 Weave 95 Weave 9H 1-A Weave 92 Inspection 101 Special Service 788-Griifith 58 and SportsVision will handle the same roles again or the Clay-Patterson bout. Conrad, apparently represent- ng all of the groups involved, said the various parties still icld hopes of signing a backup ight between Ernie Terrell, the WBA champion from Chicago, and Canadian champion George Chuvalo of Toronto. "If we can't make that then we'll try for a match between Terrell and Karl Mildenberger, Lhe German who holds the European title, said Conrad. Last Thursday it was reported from Toronto that Terrell and Chuvalo probably would meet in Toronto next month. "As far as we know that fight hasn't been made," said Conrad.

"We think we have a chance to make it." Conrad said promoters definitely want to have a second fight for the closed circuit television. The Lewislon quickie provided headlines for months and the promoters also are keenly aware that Patterson was knocked out in the first round twice by Liston in title fights. Tom Rolf Wins American Derby By JOE MOOSJIIL lenged by Royal Gunner in the I him right near the eighth pola Associated Press Sports Writer unnpr anri and was full of steam, but ne CHICAGO (AP) Tom Rolfe, yielding 14 pounds io his four rivals, put on a great stretch run to win the $128,100 American Derby by 2Vt lengths and smashed the Arlington Park track record in the process. Breaking on top but yielding to Naturalist in the early going Tom Rplfe, with Willie Shoemaker in the saddle, regained the lead at the first turn, kept it and then outbattled Royal Gunner at the top of the stretch before pulling away to his stirring triumph. Tom Rolfe was timed in 2:00 2-5, breaking the track record for I'A miles set by Prove It in upper and mid-stretch before inally winning with authority.

Bobby Fischer Competes In Chess Tourney By Phone U. S. Champion Denied Permission To Visit Havana Bill Winfrey designs Job 4s Conditioner HAVANA, Cuba (AP) Yugoslavia's Borislav Ivkov is leading the Capablanca International Chess Tournament here but the conversation is about the invisible Fischer, the United States champion from New York. The onetime boy wonder of the chess world was denied permission 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 Hotel. 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 Castro and the the political capital tournament if Cubans made of his participation. The story was headlined here and the phantom player has become the key figure in the tour- nnmcnt. His match with Ivkov was broadcast move-by-move over Havana round match radio.

That 10th Friday was ad- TO PRESENT CUP LONDON MV-HaroId Wilson the prime minister of England and a golfer with a handicap of 18, will present the Ryder Cup to the winning team after the top professionals from Britain and the United Slates have completed their match at Southnorl Oct. 9. journcd but the Yugoslav won it Sunday night when Fischer resigned on the 54th move. Interest in Fischer is so high here that a girl working in the tournament's press office saici that one afternoon she rcceivec 237 telephone calls, 236 of them asking aboiu the Fischer match and the other a wrong number After 12 rounds, Ivkov is in first place with 10 points. Rus sia's Vassily Smsylov is seconc with and Fischer third with nine.

Then comes Russia's Evf in Geller SVi and Holland's Jo hannes Donner eight. The undefeated Ivkov cap tured the lead Sunday when after beating Fischer, he de The Citadel Team Counts Heavily On Good Defense By DEL BOOTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) The Citadel is counting on another fine defensive performance in its 1965 campaign from football veterans who led the Southern Conference in total de- Wilbur Fallaw, a 245-pound- er. 1962 by 1-5 Rolfe paid of a $2.80 second. Tom and $2.20 to vho is also in the running for lorse of the year honors.

It was the ninth victory in 12 starts this season for the bay colt, who boosted his lifetime earnings to The American Derby triumph also gave Tom Rolfe the mid-America crown following his victo- in the Chicago and the Arlington classic this summer. Tom Rolfe now heads for Europe to run the Arc de Triomphe in Paris Oct. 3. His sire, Ribot, won that race in 1955 as a 3- year-old and repeated in 1956. In addition to his successes in backers in the crowd of 17,839.

Tom Rolfe, who hasn't finished out of the money since last year's Arlington-Washington Futurity, earned $83,100 for his effort. Royal Gunner, ridden by Jimmy Nichols, earned $20,000 while Mr. Pak's third-place finish was worth Another $10,000 went to Natu ralist, who finished fourth. Only Sum Up failed to get a slice of got away alertly the purse. Tom Rolfe but was put under a snug re straint by Shoemaker through the opening one-quarter mile He took the lead before com pleting the one-half mile and was cleverly rated.

He re sponded gamely when cha! just pulled away from us. My colt was able to go the distance The victory all but sealed jthout any trouble, but the way" r-ear-old honors for Tom Tom Rolfe is running now, who's going to beat him?" Chicago this Rolfe won the summer, Tom Preakness, finished third in the Kentucky Derby and was second to Hail to All in the Belmont. Shoemaker called the victory 'a real good trip. We broke well and just played it by ear up the back stretch. I pulled away from Royal Gunner by about 1 lengths at the far turn, but he started loafing around when we home.

"Shortly after that, Royal Gunner snuck back up on the rail, but I got after Tom Rolfe pretty good, and it was clear sailing from there." Jimmy Nichols said he had no excuses. "We just got outrunned by quite a horse. I got up with Southland Life Agent A. E. TODD has-a and looking turned for Southland Life NEW YORK (AP) Bill Win- rey, who established a money winning record for trainers of horoughbreds last year, resigned Monday as conditioner 'or the Phipps family effective at the completion of the New York season in December.

Ogden Phipps, speaking for limself, his mother's Wheatley stable and his son, Ogden Mills Phipps, announced Winfrey vould be replaced by 44-year- old Eddie Neloy. Winfrey, 49, who succeeded Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons on June 15, 1963, said he resigned .0 avoid moving his family to Florida for the school year. The Winfreys have eight children, most of them of school age. Horses trained by Winfrey ast year won a record with Bold Lad, the 2-year- old champion colt, earning and Queen Empress, best of the 2-year-old fillies, $319,262. Winfrey also has in his stable year the.

leading candidate the 2-year-old title in Ogden Phipps' Buckpasser. Neloy was second to Winfrey in money won last year with earnings of $1,111,772. Gun Bow was his big horse with earnings of $580,100. He sent out Pass the Word recently to win the New Hampshire Sweepstakes Classic, richest race ever run for 3- year-olds. Fred Helzel Signs Pro Cage Contract With Warriors feated Cuba's Eldis moves.

Fischer, in his 12th round match, defeated Hungary's Jstvan i 1 in 40 moves. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Alt-America basketball star Fred Hetzel from Davidson signed a professional contract Friday with the San Francisco Warriors. He said he had turned down a Cobo in 50 bid to play in Italy with a team Giants Hoping To Make Deal For Hovt Wilhclm Teague has high hopes for a good pass defense from his strong forward wall and linebacker Jimmy Fayssoux and halfback Francis Grant. fense last year. Citadel has wwianmn But we arc going to have in Kroghie Andrcsen 1 1" fn.

i outstanding offcns Coacn jPunter who was third in the na- Hof wafer gone House wife is hecKc She wishes now For heat electric. Eddie Teague says. "Last as was one of the poorest seasons I Green, I xvc'vc had offensively i eight years here." The key to offense jment and a better a sophomore, and Pat field goal specialist If you wish for anything in the electrical line, then give ring and before you can snap your fingers, it's yours at a saving. in my whose accuracy has brought the Cadets more than one victory in Monday improve-(the past two seasons. Sox had season rcc-j Green holds the school record jord than last year's 4-6 seems for career field goals nine be two inexperienced quar-'and has tied conference records itcrbacks, senior Jete Rhodes'of six in a season and two iand junior Bill Ogburn.

game. i arc good runners and compe-! The sophomore crop has some' us a passers. Ogburn played prospects on whom SAN FRANCISCO National League leading San Francisco Giants are trying to trade for veteran knuckleball reliever Hoyt Wilhclm of the Chicago White Sox, the San Francisco Examiner said Monday. the 38-year-old Wilhelm pitched forthc Giants from 1952 through 1956 before going to the American League. His 1.92 carned-run-average now ranks him second in his league.

Baseball writer Harry Jupiter from Houston, Giants played at Milan. The Warriors had picked him in the National Basketball Association draft. Hetzel and Rick Barry of Miami, also an All-America, were chosen on the draft's first iround. Barry signed earlier. Terms of the contract were not revealed.

Warriors President Franklin Mieuli said, however, Coach Alex Hannum "is cateogrically against no-cut contracts, and I concur wholeheartedly." Mieuli also said it was not a two-year agreement. said in a report where the night, been that the contacted White about a possible deal for Wilhclm. in lircly on defense as more, and is virtually 1JV aawi piuj had some playing time Among them arc guards quarterback. jCoburn and Ken Darby a can draw more heavily untested, i as the season progresses. Mike linc- Tcague plans io field offensive i backer Kay and defensive teams and use a Mike Street, third unit cither way.

Tackle John Reeves, a 245- pounder, will spearhead the offensive line. A multiple offense Safford, end Alex center Gcttys and fullback Rich Stackcrt. The schedule: Sept. IS South Carolina (N), is planned, featuring such backs Dick 25 at George Washington (N). End Gail Cogdill Sidelined With Fractured Kneecap DETROIT (AP) The Detroit Lions announced Monday 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 Wash- 1 Oct. 2 Davidson (N), 9 West as Vance Caesar, Dick Hancs; Virginia (N), 16 Arkansas State ington Redskins. a a au Ia cn (N). 23 at East Carolina (N), 30 Lions Coach Harry Gilmer Defensive standouts am ends at Richmond. isaid he would use either Pat Mike Tur-i Nov.

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