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Weekly inancial Tables Theaters buffalo evening news BUALO 5 SATURDAY OCTOBER 11 1958 CHARLEY YOUNG SAYS I By Buffalo Evening News Sports Editor the 60 year old Haney who led the Braves to two straight Na 175 Basketball So Long Baseball Hello Sunday Movies Study and Written Exams Make That Team Look Good on Saturdays Bill ischer and I are on the ootball Scores Keviucky MrV rf SCHOOL LN'HlRiTlON RVKETBUI ocuuic uwwu oi cAiuiitiAt lucautipuicu iiucie ucai jne senes was a tnumpn ton year iMcraut the of 8 DETROIT Oct Even be fore World Series was over the pro basketball season was under way In an exhibition game riday night the Detroit Pistons defeated The reason he is situated in the end zones is that easier to get a better perspective on spac manager It was Weiss' argument ac cording to my informant that tional League titles denies it long as they keep paying me be around" Haney has said aV IA 9 State Golfers Top Canisius Buffalo State Teachers Col lege golfers riday evened their season's record at 3 3 by defeat ing Canisius College 1 1 al the Lancaster Country Club Stengel was shifting players in his platoon system only because such changes were identified with him He also contended that Stengel should play some of the youngsters that the Yankee farm system had developed The manager ignored his orders Reprimanding telephone calls came long distance from Webb as the Yankees wallowed along at a pace although no Syra The was Schayes Costello Pace Syracuse Cage Victory BRIDGEPORT Conn Oct II The Syracuse Nationals be hind 28 point scoring by big Dolph Schayes riday defeated the New York Knickerbockers 124 115 In an exhibition pro basketball game Larry Costello former Niagara University star now with cuse scored 14 points leading scorer Ritchie Guerin with 21 the Minneapolis Lakers 1 JO 87 The Detroit center Phil Jordan (21) was too late to block this under lhe basket shot by the Bob Leon ard (AP Wirephoto) The hockey and football seasons began before the baseball season was ended and next week the pro bas ketball clubs begin their campaign that runs right through baseball spring training in April Actually the pros have been playing for weeks tour ing cities outside the Dallas Los Angeles San rancisco Houston Providence Camden Beth lehem and Hershey Pa and Charlotte The basketball pros are a going concern Their attendance has been going up 10 a year for the last 12 seasons They've moved from places like Davenport fa Wayne Ind and Moline III to New York Haney Denies Rumor That He'll Quit Braves MILWAUKEE Oct 11 Rumors and reports circulated here riday in the wake of thel Milwaukee Braves defeat in thel World Series One item had Manager red Haney considering retiring But Stengel Weiss Issue Denials PuHalo Evening Nici Bureau NEW YORK Oct 11 As sports columnist Jimmy Cannon predicted in his Yankee story today there were denials today of his story that the Yankees and Manager Casey Stengel are at the parting of the ways Here they are: CASEY Plain rubbish too much work to be done for me to think of quitting GEORGE This is a bare faced lie and you can make it as strong as you like We gotte around to discussing a new contract yet I expect Casey to be with us again He has been a great manager jplay or no and decide 1'like to get the quarterback out and sit him down and tell him what I want him to do We I put the phones on him and Hank has a talk with him too This is most important because we want to get him set for when he goes back In the game Then at the half although usually 20 minutes we generally have only about seven minutes to work with the squad The rea son the time is so short is be cause Strain and Witucki come down from their perches and 'huddle with me for fixe or six minutes before we give the in 'formation to the squad JIM SABER SETS SEASON MARK IN HARRIERSERIES Jim Saber today was the first cross country runner in the Msgr Martin Catholic High School series to be clocked under 15 minutes this season Saber who won in 14 minutes 52 seconds led the Tigers to their 37th straight triangular meet victory riday in Delaware Park Timon had 20 points Ca nisius 52 and St Mary's of Lan caster 59 Saber was followed across the finish line by team mate Mike Blest allon sophomore Steve Te desco paced his harrier squad to a win over Baker Victory and St Mary's School for the Deaf in another triangular meet Tedesco covered the 25 mile distance in 15:03 allon had 27 points 13 less than Baker Vic tory 40 and St Mary 55 St Dave Campbell Bob Herzog Paul Broome Jim Has lip and Dick Powers finished in that order to register a perfect 15 50 triumph oer Duffy of Ni agara alls in a dual meet Campbell was timed in 15:12 Ice Bisons Have Take Charge Guy Bv JIMMY CANNON Special to Tht Buffalo Newt A North American Alliance MILWAUKEE Oct 11 Dis L' sension has split the Yankee hierarchy Del Webb co owner of the New York baseball franchise has al lied himself with lonesome George Weiss the general man ager against Casey Stengel in a feud that has lasted two months Unless the breach is healed according to people close to the situation there is a 50 50 chance that Stengel will never put on a Yankee uniform again Stengel has compained about the methods the Yankee bosses have used as they attempted to impose their theories of the sport By TERRY BRENNAN Ko(r Darn oolbail Coach COUTH BEND Ind Oct 11 When you watch a sharp football team perform either from the stands or on television 1'11 bet you Rive much thought to the preparation that goes into the finished product That's what like to tell you about At Notre Dame we start get ting ready on Sunday We have the films of Saturday's game ante rai4tl for mmar piUUCVCU OliU 4 CCIVIJ I' 'S tion at noon The entire coaching staff as sembles and we grade the play ers' performances Each coach takes a position and he watch es only that one while the film is being run off It has to be run over and over usually five or six times before we get the in formation we want COLIECE Il A st i Days Off for ravel in Series Build Up Too Much Tension his homer earlier? like Paul Richards the former Bison manager who now bosses thej Baltimore Orioles said: I you make moves like! itimiiinntiinniiitnitininiiiiomtuffltimHnsmnnimiimtimmimtffltmjmiffiinBmfflfflhmwwraimiiratmininimMBimfE It a great Bison hockey team that opened the season here Wednesday But it could be It has the principle ingredient a take charge defenseman named Ivan Irwin He a great skater but he knows how to block shots how to crunch opposing for wards in the corners how to lug that puck up the ice when he has to and tough enough to com mand respect hard to think of a really good hockey team that been knit together by an offensive de fenseman The Bisons won their first American League title with a smart "policeman" and leader on I the backline in rank Beisler Roger Leger was the driving force behind those good Buffalo Then we study the personal' retary Roger Viildisieii He's box phones on the sidelines Hi scouting report and view some al my side in the planning ses job mainly is to keep tab on our of the films of our next opponent Usually the entire operation takes seven or eight hours Coaches Assemble at 8:36 AM Monday morning usually around 8:30 the coaches assem ble at the conference table and we plan exactly what we want to do We try to anticipate what changes our opponent is likely to come up with and at the same itime detail our plans so our offense and defense are flexible Did NL Lions Trade Layne Because of eud With Coach? it I GEORGE WEISS DEL WEBB Have They Joined orces Against Case? I 4 I A defenseman was the inspiration for Tommy Ivan's great teams at Detroit Tommy used to say: lay awake nights wondering how 1 could manage if I ever lost Red Kelly I knew I had Terry Sawchuck Gordie Howe and Ted Lindsay but it was Kelly I worried about He made us rank Selke of the Montreal Canadiens agrees say ing: know we can win without the Rocket (Richard) because we have when he was hurt And we slowed down when (Jean) Beliveau nr (Boom bonm) Geoffrion were out But we always lose ground when Doug Harvey isn't at If you had to pick a goat in the World Series thcre'd be only one legitimate candidate from the winning team Norm Siebern who did an Alphonse and Gaston act all by himself as he pursued fly balls all over left field with comic opera vigor and Little League results Excuses for his wretched play pivoted chiefly on the claim that "left field in Yankee Stadium is the toughest sun field in baseball" Well maybe it is But Norm had been playing out there all season He should have known and mas tered its unique problems by Oc tober them Quit a Winner Tt wat rnmrnnn among Stengel's neighbors from Glendale Calif who lived with the team at Lake resort the motel where the Yankees stopped here that Casey said' this was the most miserable sea son he has ever spent in base ball "Casey would never think of quitting if he said one of Stengel's Glendale friends "He wants to quit a winner I be surprised if he quit but this was the sweetest victory he ever won He figures that he beat his bosses He did it his way and won" Baseball men who are acquainted with the develop ments of this well kept secret believe that Weiss resents the publicity his manager gets It is not vanity that produces Weiss' a titude He Overshadows the Yanks He is a shy man who ducks public acclaim but he is a strict organization man who believes that the baseball team should be sold and not the manager "They're afraid of public re said one of my sources "so they'll never fire him but 1 think they would like it if Casey quit They think he has gotten too big and is overshadowing the Yankee organization "He's too rich and independent for them They handle They will of course deny this Winning the World Series may straighten it out but if Stengel decides to go my sources insist he will be succeeded by Al Lopez who now manages the Chicago White Sox At least Lopez is candidate as Stengel was choice before he be gan to make those telephone calls in August on him The great manager haslWeiss questioned the formula one in the league could catch angrily rejected their sugges that has given btenget nine pen tions which he interpreted as the nants in ten years as a Yankee harassing interference of second guessers Dan Topping who is partner has maintained a dis creet neutrality but should a showdown develop he probably will side with Weiss and Webb Tactics Questioned The first arguments began when the Yankees fell into a pro longed slump last August They played slovenly ball and held onto their early lead only be cause no other club in the Amer ican League challenged their position The friction commenced when IVAN IRWIN teams in the mid 1940s And when the Bisons won the 1953 54 title rank Eddolls made the AHL All Star team and a young firebrand named Pierre Pilote was just beginning to achieve stardom I There were other colorful backline leaders a few who were just a little bit less than great hockey players but all possessed that certain takq charge quality that breathed confidence and fire into their teams Bob Blake Gordie Davidson Wide Mike McMahon Harry Dick and Art Lessard by gar skated backward to defend the goal and forward sticks and fists high ready to any foe who took liberties with anyone in Buffalo uniform DETROIT Oct 11 The Detroit Lions who make as much news off the field as on are in the headlines again This time a major topic around the National ootball League is whether Coach George Wilson and quarterback Bobby Layne reallv are as buddy buddy as they both say or whether Layne was traded away because they were feuding A newspaper report here ri day stated that Layne was traded to Pittsburgh because of a "bitter The news paper said the battle reached its climax before the Green Bay game which resulted in a 13 13 tie The story said that at a Sat urday night meeting in Green Bay there were heated words between coaches and players about strategy for the upcoming game The newspaper added that on the plane trip home Layne was critical of the way the club was run The trade was made Monday afternoon Both Layne and Wilson have denied the report Layne an nounced in Pittsburgh sick and tired of all this I'd like to know who wrote the story a pack of Wilson stated: nothing to noth ing at all Bobby and I always have been the best of friends We've never had any trouble and the only feud going on is the result of imag coaching at md Werle Cager Green Rejoins Royals LEWISTON Me Oct It W7 Si Green who collapsed Thurs day during a pre game warm up riday was permitted to rejoin the Cincinnati Royals pro basket ball team Doctors said Green suffered a fainting spell asso ciated with a vims condition YANKEES TO BUY RICHMOND CLUB OR TEAM RICHMOND Va Oct 11 New York Yankees are going to buy the Richmond base ball franchise in the Internation al League The Yanks announced riday night they had secured an op tion to buy the Richmond Club with which they have had a working agreement since 1956 No price was mentioned When the sale is completed Richmond will be the sole Triple A minor league farm of New York New York recently dissolved Ils working agreement with Denver The Yankees have not owned a Triple A club outright since the Kansas City Blues of the American Association be came the Kansas City Athletics of the American League in 1955 By CY KRTZER Battel Erenftw Stolt Jteporter MILWAUKEE Oct 11 If Casey Stengel or the Yankees have a voice in planning future World Series there will be no days off for travel unless a Cali fornia team is involved Said Stengel: adds only another day of tension I think the days off helped us at all I was afraid lose our The fact is the off days hurt the Braves In two World Series they didn't win a game after an have gone on if Crandall had idle day or warren Spann toe easiest part of a World Series he said was the game itself The pressure from outside builds up a tension on vou The gam itself is the onlv escape that Better have a two the gambler Stengel over the conservative red Haney Casey played that final game with the tactics of a real bandit Twice he ordered Eddie Mathews the strikeout king of the Series walked to fill the bases so his right hand pitchers could face the right hand batting Del Crandall Once he got Crandall on strikes once on a routine play The third time up with no body on base Crandall cracked! a home run you imagine the second guessihg that would 4 Casey Stengel refused to heap blame on the young man even though Siebern cost the Yanks a came But vou fooling Casev any played that Yan kce outfield in the Series hit two home runs in fact that won games for the Giants in 1923 Publicly Casey subscribed to CASEY SI ENGEL tougn sun iieia tneory uui lis ten to this private opinion he expressed to a 16 year Series veteran from Buffalo: "Out there you gotta play the sun not the hatter 1 know I played out there You never put yourself in a direct line with the sun and home plate Sometimes you gotta move 25 feet out of position to get out of that line But you do it then face toward where you ought to be playing Then you stand there with your throwing hand on your sun glasses ready to flip down as soon as the hit been telling my fellers this for 5ome time now but nobody listens They just stand out there with their hands on their knees like posing for television" 4 4 4 4 4 Marion ricano is on his way to Puerto Rico for his Ithird season of winter baseball with the Santurce team after pitching and punching the Phoenix Giants to the Pacific Coast League pennant Manager Red Davis credited fist fight with San Bill Werle for off the spark the Phoenix club needed to clinch the pennant" Marion stopped off at his North Collins home on the way to Puerto Rico and explained the fight like this: "I lost the first game of a double header and was i first base in the second kept shouting at me that dusted off some of his teammates marion fricano "Next thing you know we were throwing punches and wrestling The umpires broke it up We were trail ing 7 1 when the battle started and wound upwinning the game 9 7" A lot of things broke right for ricano this season He was traded from last place Seattle to first place Phoenix on the same day his wife Marza gave birth to their first child a girl He pitched three victories the last nine days of the season including the pennant clincher sions on the practice field and offense during the game He sees to it Bernie Witucki uses the end that the strategy information is' zone phones and checks defense mimeographed and ready lor the players by Tuesday after noon All Coaches Have Job We mimeograph this informs bci)ch with the piavers and ve tion becauseft eliminates a lot lhave three men 'jack zjuy of questions Another thmg if a Berne Crimmins and Bill Walsh player wants to know something l(Ut routing our next three op he can ask any of the cuacheainents on the staff and get the same enough to cope with any sit answer uation After practice' As (ar as running the This kind Of planning usually when the player have had time from kl i iuiii itsiiv nnu Irani iiitrst iidi iaKC uiuii iuh ueioir a lime for us to go out to the practice titular jobs we give them a field Now the important thing is examination to let the squad know exactly what strategy we have planned ing stMfon the day of the game: it uhara I rolu nn mv eor llanV Oram tmrVa fhrt a ill ooaj lorida Yields Only 29 Yards on Ground In Win Over UCLA Btf tht Auociated Prtss University of lorida foot ball team relaxing today after a 21 14 victory over UCLA here riday night has lived up to advance reports They said the had a big tough line not much of a passing attack and a few hacks who might cut loose with long gainers The line came through riday in Los Angeles holding the Bruins to a mere 29 yards on the ground Overhead completed 4 out throws for 49 yards The backs? Soohomore Don Deal pound track sprinter cut loose for 67 yards off his left tackle and went all the way for a TD Quarterback Jimmy Dunn re turned a kickoff 40 yards and then guided lorida 54 yards for another touchdown ullback Bob Milby flashed through the middle of (he lineof scrimmage barreled 44 yards and set up the third and winning touchdown UCLA went like crazy but too late As 31175 fans watched the aerial combination of tail back Don Long and All America end Dick Wallen accounted for two touchdowns one late in the third the second in the last three minutes Long completed 14 out of 18 for 156 yards and Wallen set a school record with 10 receptions for 97 yards and 2 touchdowns Billy Barnes guided UCLA for the first time as the new acting head coach replacing George Dickerson who is in the hospi tal through for the season with nervous exhaustion The loss made it three out of four for UCLA whose winning chances dropped severely with the sudden death in August of head coach Henry (Red) Sanders LSU Hands Miami Team Worst Loss in 14 Years Louisiana State a Southeast ern Conference powerhouse handed hot Miami its worst defeat in 14 years in their 41 0 victory Don Purvis started LSU on the way to its fourth straight victory with a 51 yard touch down run in the first period Quarterback Bob Miller sparked Denver to its 29 0 Sky line Conference triumph over Montana at Denver He scored two touchdowns one on a 27 yard end run Wofford defeated the Citadel 18 6 in Orangeburg A i 59 yard run by halfhack Gary Whitlock accounted for what proved to be the winning touch jdown in the last period delegate anything I do alt tne sunstiiuting aiinougn i may get a tip from Hank or Bemia hTis Is how I deploy the coach Hank Stram works the press His Tactics Under ire Stengel I Ready to Quit Yanks Will Accept HHK BK fB Bryson ''1 9 ap i 1 Tawj Mr 1 ft li1 bbbBHHH it I i ma BM 1 a JBBHBB initio I Mi rA SBI Ifcxf 4 JBBMB ill lilt 1 irwn Whw J3SS c1 jk i rS 5Bv Bw BaLtb 1 i I.

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