Redlands Daily Facts from Redlands, California • Page 20

20 Nov. 7, 1962 Kedlands Daily Facts Serrao lauds Mercado, Grieco, Carpenter Terriers stress air attacic for Ram game Redlands High Terriers' passing attack, getting back into stride against Cliaffey last week was the major order of business on KHS practice field yesterday afternoon. Coach Frank Serrao along with assistants Paul Womack and Bob Earp had quarterback Hank Mercado throwing from the cup as the Terriers prepare for Ramona's Rams Friday night in the UR stadium. "It was a fine practice. Mercado did a real fine job and the pass protection has improved a lot.

Along with the passing we stressed defense and it was a good battle all afternoon," Terrier head man Serrao said. Russ Grieco and Pete Carpenter drew praise from the coach, Grieco for his ability to play any of three interior line spots while Carpenter was labeled as ly the finest downfield blocker for Redlands. The Terriers will be going all out against the Rams in hopes of landing a berth in the California Interscholastic Federation playoffs. In the CBL scoring race Chaffey quarterback Tony Antonelli, maintained a one touchdown lead with his single counter against the Terriers last week. Booming Redlands fullback Frank Genetti is in a three-way tie for second place with 30 points along with Nate Baker of Pacific and Chuck Coleman of Riverside.

Terrier kicking specialist Kurt Zimmerman booted four conversions through the uprights to add to his other 11 PAT's and three field goals for a sixth place total of 24 points. The Rams, coached by John McGinnis, have followed a rocky road during the Citrus Belt League season. Lowly Colton managed a 7-7 tie with the Rams Friday night but all that high flying Pacific High could do was two touchdowns. The Pirates managed a 12-0 win over Ramona. San Bernardino got by the Rams by six, 13-7, and the Cards are supposed to be a high scoring outfit.

They knocked off 41 points to swamp Chaffey. Ramona nipped Chaffey by one point, 7-6, before losing to arch rival Riverside Poly 21-0. San Bernardino High will have a chance to move into the CBL lead for two days if the Cards score a win over Colton tomorrow night in the Orange Show Stadium. Pacific High won't see action until Saturday ight in the OSS while the Terriers play Friday night. Snead suffering from foot pain, but will play BUENOS AIRES min' Sam Snead, admitting that "I must be coming apart at the seams now that I'm 50," promised today he will ignore a painful right foot and compete in the Internatioilal trophy and Canada cup golf matches startmg on Thursday.

"After all, this might be my last shot at this one so some pain isn't going to keep me from playing," Snead said. "There is not a chance in the world that I will withdraw." Snead has a pmched nerve between the second and third toes on his right foot. He has it tightly bandaged. "It hurts when I walk, but not when I am shooting," Snead explained. "So long as it stays that way, I'll be all right." So far it certainly hasn't affected his game in practice rounds for the big International tourney, which will see two-man teams from 33 nations competing for the individual and team trophies.

and The U. S. team of Snead Arnold Palmer is favored. Snead fired a six-under-par 64 over the Jockey Club course in Tuesday's practice round while Palmer, playing the course for the first time, carded an even par 70. The veteran West Vurginia pro shot both nines in 32 to tie the course record set by Antonio Cer da of Argentina in the 1956 Argentine open.

Snead is defending the indivi dual title he won last year in Puerto Rico with a record low score of 272 for the 72-hole tourney. He has shared in three of the four team titles the U. S. has won in this competition, being held for the 10th time. He paired with Ben Hogan to win it in 1956, with Palmer in 1960 and with Jimmy Demaret last year.

Palmer has not played in competition since mid-September when he appeared in the Seattle open. He has played since then, but only in ejdiibition and friendly practice rounds. Soviet basketball team hopes to win majority NEW YORK (UPD If the Russians win a majority of games on their basketball tour of the United States, they will consider themselves as havmg passed the Americans in their own sport. At least that's the opinion of Stiepan Spandarian, coach of the Soviet Union men's team. "As far as we know," he said, "This is the best amateur team the United States has to offer." Spandarian said he was unaware of any controversy in the United States over the makeup of the American team, consisting of AAU and armed services per- sonel.

Many contend that the Americans could field a better team from college players and thus be in a better position to defend their standing as the world's No. 1 basketball country. Spandarian said his squad, which opens its eight-game tour at Madison Square Garden Thursday night, was chosen from among 24 teams which competed in the Soviet national tournament, lasting from January to August. The United States men's teams have never lost to a Russian team. Included on the U.

S. team are Gary Thompson, Mike Moran and Jerry Shipp, who toured Russia with the American team last spring. Other top U. S. players are Don Kojis, Bobby Rascoe, Larry Pursiful, Lloyd Sharrar, and Pete McCaffrey.

Reed, Brown lead rushing SAN FRANCISCO (UPD-Latest Big Sbc statistics today showed George Reed of Washington State leading the loop's rushers, but the figures are misleading. The Washington State fullback has pounded the line for 357 yards in seven contests, but second place Willie Brown of USC with 352 yards has performed in only six games. Then there's UCLA's Kermit Alexander in sixth place with 238 yards. The Bruins have only played five games so far. Dave Mathieson of Washington State is the loop's leading passer with 59 completions for 836 yards, while Hugh Campbell, Mathieson's favorite target, leads the hot race among pass catchers with 35 receptions for 840 yards.

Cal's Bill Turner, 28 for 342, and USC's Hal Bedsole, 20 for 547, are also having great years. USC's Ernie Jones is the leading punter with a 40.3 average on 39 kicks. Northwestern, Wisconsin game rated tossup NEW YORK (UPD The odds- makers have listed Saturday's titanic Big Ten conference game between top-ranked Northwestern and seventh-ranked Wisconsin as a toss-up. Northwestern struggled to a 2621 wctory over Indiana last Saturday to run its season record to 6-0 while Wisconsin routed Michigan, 34-12, for its fifth victory in six games. Alabama, Southern California, Mississippi and Texas North western's closest challengers for the national championsliip are listed as solid favorites for their weekend engagements.

Second-ranked Alabama is a 13 point choice to score its 19th consecutive victory at the expense ol Miami Third-ranked Southern California is a 14-point favorite over Stanford, Mississippi (No. 4) is a prohibitive pick over Chattanooga, and Texas (No. 5) is an 8-pomt choice over Baylor. Here are the odds on other.lead- ing games: East Navy and Syracuse, even; Princeton 7 over Harvard; Penn State 13 over West Virgmia. South Duke 6 over Maryland; South Carolina 6 over North Carolina State; Virginia Tech 7 over Wake Forest; Auburn 12 over Mississippi State; Florida 12 over Georgia; Louisiana State 13 over Texas Christian, Georgia Tech 14 over Florida State; Kentucky 14 over VanderbUt; Tennessee 18 over Tulane.

Midwest Michigan 1 over Illinois; Notre Dame 3 over Pitt; Michigan State 6 over Purdue; Kansas 7 over Nebraska; Minnesota 9 over Iowa; Oklahoma 10 over Iowa State; Ohio State 18 over Indiana. Southwest SMU 4 over Texas Arkansas 12 over Rice. West Oregon 14 over Wash- mgton State. Redlands Bees meet Rams in crucial tilt Coach Bill Cook's defending duanpion Citrus Belt League Class football team, undefeated and tangles with Ramona's Rams Friday at Ramona in a game that could decide the championship. A win over th Rams would give Redlands its third sU-aight Bee football crown Currently the Redlands B's have a five win, no loss mark hi CBL play and only one team has man aged to score upon the Terrier Pups.

Chaffey managed to break one speedster away for a 78 yard touchdown ramble in last week game, the lone TD against the Redlands eleven, while they have rolled up 134 points in league play, Citrus Belf League Class Football School W. L. T. Redlands 5 San Bernardino 3 Riverside Poly 3 Ramona Pacific Chaffey Fontana Colton SCARES Blades work out for series with Edmonton LOS ANGELES Southern Division leading Los Angeles Blades of the Western Hockey League today resumed workouts ta preparation for a two-game weekend series against Edmonton at the Sports Arena. The Blades returned home earlier this week from the most successful road trip of their two- season history.

Los Angeles lost the first of their four road games to Portland and then stormed back to defeat Vancouver, Spokane and Seattle on successive nights. The series against Edmonton on Saturday and Monday nights marks the first of eight home games for the Blades. Los Angeles hosts Calgary Wednesday and Friday, Nov. 14 and 16; Vancouver Wednesday and Friday, Nov. 21 and 23; Spokane, Tuesday, Nov.

27 and San Francisco, Nov. 29. GONZALEZ TO FIGHT NEW YORK (UPD Jose Gonzalez of Puerto and Gene Tapia of New York have been signed by matchmaker Irving Cohen for a 10-round middleweight bout at Sunnyside Cartels Nov. 13. Jayvees host Ramona Thurs.

Redlands High school's junior varsity football squad with one loss to mar its Citrus Belt' League record hosts Ramona Rams on the RHS football field tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 p.m. The Terrier eleven coached by Larry Britten and Joe DeMaggio, was upset in the last 20 seconds last week against the Chaffey JV's when a 10 yard field goal gave the Tigers a 10-9 win. The Terrier pups final game will be agamst San Bernardino on the RHS field one week from tomorrow to end the season. MINA STARTS TRAINING LIMA, Peru (UPD Mauro Mina of Peru, South America's light heavyweight champion, opened a trainmg program Tuesday for his Nov. 24 bout with Henry Hank in New York.

Mina will leave for the U. S. on Nov. 15. Taylor led San Diego team to .500 mark Former Redlands high school Terrier star quarterback Steve Taylor led the San Diego State junior varsity gridders to a .500 mark in their season which closed Friday.

UCLA's Brubafaes came back in the second half to score 10 points and a 16-13 win over the SDS JV's after the Aztec's held a 7-6 halftime lead. According to San Diego State, several of the JV squad members will be heard from in the years ahead when they joui the varsity. Taylor is included in the group of six names. He is the son of UR backfield coach Paul Taylor. At Empire Bowl: Tuesday A.M.

High game Doris Mulder 191, Series L. Aulger 487. Standings: Rolling Pins 16-8, Ten Pins 16-8, Madhatters 15-9, Oddballs 14-10, Toppers 10-14, Ti. gers 10-14, Goofers 8-16, Wee Four 7-17. Tuesday Mixed Handicap High game George Uhrinak 212, Lucy Koopman 203.

Series- Don Warren 572, Lucy Koopman 524. 200 Club George Uhrinak 212, Don Warren 200, Lucy Koopman 203. Standings: Five To One 19-8, Bowleggs 17-10, Eight Balls 16-11, Das Louden Boomers 14-13, Pin- men 9-18, X-Lacks 6-21. Ladies Scratch Trio High game and series Hazel Knapp 192, 727. Standings: Steak Eaters Inn 22-14, McCartney's Market 19-17, Babettes 19-17, The Pantry 17-19, Valley.NHS 16-20, Ramonas 15-21.

City League High series Walt Morbitzer 568. Game Bob Phelps 223. 20O Club John GagUardo 202, Walt Morbitzer 209, Bob Phelps 223, Larry Buchinan 203, Chuck Dundas 201. Standmgs: Poe and Richards 2911, Bud's Richfield 23-17, Jacks Chevron 22-18, Advertising 20-20, Bills Brookside Service 18-22, Micro Lube 16-24, Morbitzers BBQ 16-24, Brookside Barber Shop 1624. Census Figures The 1960 U.S.

Census covered 18,088 incorporated places among other items. Of this total, 6,085 were towns, 4,878 villages and 1,214 boroughs. Total population of all incorporated places was 115,910,865, or nearly two-thurds of the nation's total. Tittle vs. Starr air duel looms for Pro Bowl Quarterbacks Y.

A. Tittle of the New York Giants and Bart Starr of the world champion Green Bay Packers, whose cpmbmed playing tune in the National Football League totals 18 years, today were listed as prime candidates for the'13th annual All-Star Pro Bowl game Sunday, Jan. 13, at the Coliseum. Tittle, the baldish 35-year old aerial wizard who has appeared in five previous Pro Bowl games, four for the West while spearheading the 49ers, moved into the "favorite's" role for the East off his sensational performance last Sunday. y.

A. pitched seven TD passes the Giant's 49-34 victory over previously unbeaten Washmgton to land his fourth nomhiation for the January game in unofficial voting. Starr, who sparked the Packers to a 17-6 triumph over Colts, their 15th straight win to keep Green Bay undefeated, received his third nomination. Final selections of the Western and Eastern conference squads rest with the 14 NFL coaches and league commissioner Pete Rozelle. Although Starr appears to have the edge in the unofficial votmg at the moment, another hot quarterback contender for the West is the Baltimore Johnny Unitas, one of the coolest passers in professional football.

WATERFIELD QUITS Bob Waterfield, top, head coach of the Los Angeles Rams resigned Tuesday afternoon end EIroy Hirsch, general manager, named defensive coach Harland Svare, bottom, to replace him as interim coach. (UP! Telephotos) Svare to try to reorganize Rams team LOS ANGELES (UPD Harland Svare, promising he would do "all possible to make some thing of the rest of the year, took over today as interim head coach of the loss-plagued Los Angeles Rams. The 32-year old Svare, a defensive star for many years with the New York Giants, was named coach of the National Football League team Tuesday, several hours after the resignation of the dejected Bob Waterfield coach since'1960. The Rams this season won only one game while losmg 7. Svare this season helped build what Hirsch called "our best defensive club in years," but the new Ram coach explamed he didn't know the team's offensive problems the place where the Rams have had trouble all year.

But my business as a defensive coach is analyzing the offensive football team," Svare said. I should know more about it than the players themselves." He said he had "complete faith" in the judgment of Ram offensive coach Hamp Pool, but wouldn't be against any type of changes offensively or defensively. "I'm going to try to fall back and reorganize," he said. "I want to do ail possible to make something of the rest of the year. water polo team downs UR 11-8 Occidental's Tigers holding first place in the SCIAC water polo race downed University of Redlands poloists 11-8 yesterday in the Currier gym pool.

Top scorer for coach George Barich's squad was Dick Johnson with three goals. Lloyd George led the Tigers with four goals for the win. Occidental made it a clean sweep when their freshman team raced to a 13-2 over the UR frosh team. Swedish girls win Argentine Grand Prix By OSCAR FRALEY UPl Sports Writer BUENOS AIRES, Argentma (UPD It long has been accepted as uicontrovertible fact that South Americans stand firmly in the forefront of the gentlemen who prefer blondes and thus Sweden has a six-way lock today on the affections of sporting gentinians. These people go for sports the way termites go for plywood.

Thus on a Sunday, you can go to tlie horse races, polo matches, golf tournaments, tennis wingdmgs, cricket matches or auto races. And the' Swedes made a historical sweep this time around. Two comely Swedes girls yet not only won the Argentine sfandard car Grand Prix but they swept all six laps to boot against an all-male field. Jan Eric Lundquist of Sweden copped the Argentine tennis championship. And two Swedish golfers appearing in the International Golf Championship attracted large warmup galleries.

Naturally, all five of them are blonds or, as the case may be, blondes. Toast of Argentina The two women, Ewy Rosquist and Ursula Wirth, are the toast of Argentina today for their spectacular driving feat in which they whipped their car over 2,700 miles of terrain which mcluded unpaved mountam roads at an average speed of 78 miles per hour. Enroute, Miss Rosquist let it be known with one majestic gesture that in addition to being race drivers they also were ladies. At one point, while she bent over changmg a ture, a bystander gave her an admiring pmch on the patio of her coveralls. Without disturbmg a hair on her blonde head.

Miss Rosquist played a magnificent backhand shot with a tire iron which would have done credit to her tennis playing countryman, Lundquist. The nipper had to be nipped off to the local uiformary and at the moment is close to being in need of six black horses. Blondes Go Big Thus the arrival of such as Slammin' Sammy Snead and Arnold Palmer, Uncle Sam's two man team in the International Golf Championship starting almost went imnoticed. "Blondes go big here any time," quipped a man watching the finals of the Argentine Open Polo Championship at Hurlingham. "You better go back to the hotel and dye your hair." Him, too.

Because the little fellow is Pete Fernandez, a dark haired Floridian who was one of Uncle Sam's aces in Korea and currently is teaching the Argen tine air force jet wing shooting. "Let's talk about fishmg," said Pete, whose uncle is a charter guide in Key West. "Do you know that down in Bariloche, about 800 miles southwest of Buenos Aires, you can get the biggest trout in the world? They run better than three feet and average 20 to 30 pounds." That's a lot of trout. But the conversation ended right there. Our orders had arrived.

Two bottles of hair dye ash blond, Two injuries to Oxy gridders in UR game Occidental's loss to Coach Ted Runner's University of Redlands gridders on the UR field Saturday afternoon was more costly than the drop from second place in league stcuiduigs. Along with the mjuries to first string quarterback Bill Redell, John Whitney, the Tigers leading ground gainer is out for the season with a broken hand. Redell with a dislocated clavicle may be ready to swmg back into action against Pomona but Whitney won't return to his fullback spot, for Coach Vic Schwenk. Jalopy open races slated Plans for the World's first annual Open Competition championship auto race were announced today by Mel Allen, President of the California Jalopy Association, who will stage the racing spectacular November 16th and 17th at Ascot Park in Los Angeles. Allen stated that the race which has a $4025.00 purse, will pay $1000.00 to the winner of the 100 lap feature on the half-mile track.

The 100 lap main event will start the fastest 40 qualifiers, from time trials on Friday. The race which is open to all types of cars including; Sprmt Cars; Midgets; Super-Modifieds; Sportsman; Super-Sprints; Stock Cars, Hot Rods, Hard Tops, Jal- opys, and cars with Flymg Wings. Allen expects more than 150 cars and drivers to vie for qualifying honors on Nov. 16th. Time trials will start at 3:30 p.m.

Friday afternoon and continue until 7:30 p.m. At 8:15 p.m. racmg will get underway with a 3 lap trophy dash for the four fastest qualifiers. Then eight 10 lap heat races will be held with all quali- fing cars competing. The night's racing will conclude with a 25 lap consolation race starting 40 cars.

Action will continue on Saturday night at 8:15 p.m. when an 8 lap trophy dash for the heat race winner of Friday night's program will see action. It will be followed by a 35 lap semi-mam, and the championship 100 lap main event. Forty cars will start each of these events. The largest field ever to be seen in Southern California is expected.

He may be the most dangerous receiver in the National Football League, but his enUre varraty career at Illinois, Bobby Mitchell of the Redskms asserts, no pass was ever thrown his way. Everybody forgets, though, that as a halfback with the deveOand Browns, Mitchell once naM)ed 45 passes, in 1960. Bobby feels that Paul Brown knew he was only five yards shy of the aU-Ume rushing" record for a single game when he didn't call his signal most of the fourth quarter. after Mitchell had already gained 232 yards one afternoon against the Redskins. The Redskins' sensational flanker bad been after Brown for couple of years to trade him.

discouraged by Cleveland's tendency to neglect him in the late season games when the weather was frequently bad. and Brown would tdl him in the locker room, "It doesn't look like your kind of a day, You won't find the name of Jon Kilgore in the Auburn football brochure. though he's the fifth- ranking punter in the nation with 42-yard average. That's because the sophomore kicker simply wdked in off the campus one day, asked for cleats and a chance to kick. Interesting sidelight to the fact that Bradley tried a record number of 71 passes agamst Drake and lost 30-13.

In 1956, Bradley scored the highest number pomts ever recorded by a losing team, in a 55-47 see-sawer also against Drake. The record for the most number of passes attempted by one man is the 63 thrown by Don Klosterman of Loyola (he's now the personnel scout of the Dallas Texans) against Florida in 1951. and though he completed 33 for 372 yards, Loyola scored only once in a 40-7 drubbing. What value offense: the total offense leader among the small colleges of the country after six' games was Tony Spencer of Simpson, another needle-tiireading passer. but after six games, Simpson's record stood 0-6.

Don Maynard, the pass-grab- buig threat, thanks Vince Lombardi of the Green Bay Packers for making possible his career with the New York Happened this way: when Maynard was put on waivers by the Giants in 1959, Maynard was claimed by Green Bay, where Lombard! had just become head coadi after tu- Bobby Mitchell tormg Don ui New York. but the slim back had already fled to Canada when Lombardi contacted him. Under football law he would have had to honor Green Bay claim. "I'd like to stay here," Maynard told Vines over the phone. "I'm getting t9' play, and I might not make your "Okay," said di, Maynard had the foresight: to sign a nonoption contract witU Hamilton.

so when the American Football League was organized the next year, he was to jump back to the States. Want to get an idea of what one pro scout's AU-American team might shape up like at this time? Ends: Hal Badsole of USC (split), Dave Robmson of Penn State (right); tackles: Bobby Bell: of Mmnesota, Jun Dunaway of Mississippi; guards: Jack Cvercko of Northwestern, Rufus Guthrie of Georgia Tech (though Guthrie'i teammate, Dave Watson, more notices); center: DaveBehr- man of Michigan State (for of-' fense), Lee Roy Jordan of Alabama (linebacker); quarterback: Terry Baker irf Oregon State; halfbacks: Jerry StovaU of L-SU. Mel Renfro of Oregon; fullbacks: Ray Poage of Texas. Is there a more versatile football player tlian Joe Morrison of the Giants? who can and does play tight end, split end, flanker, fullback, halfback, is-on all the special teams, the furst man down- field on kicks, and was a T-quar- terbacfc at Cincmnati. Between you'n'me, Bear Bryant was once actually signed to coach the Washington Redskuis.

but the governor of Kentucky interceded to keep Mm at the university. Trojan's McKay named UPl coach of the week LOS ANGELES (UPD The coach knew the opposition's strength lay in its defensive line, but in a maneuver designed to give his own team a psydiolo- gical advantage he called for an end run on the first play of the game and it worked. Fleet Willie Brown sped by Washmgton players for sbc yards. Fullback Ben Wilson made two the next play and Southern California unleashed a surprising ground attack to defeat the Huskies, 14-0, Saturday. It possibly was USC's biggest victory in the past five years, keepuig the Trojans undefeated after sbc games and all but clinching the treasured Rose Bowl bid of the Big Sbc champion.

USC also retained third place in the college poll. And for that victory and the strategic moves that made the win possible John McKay of USC today was named United 34 Win football letters at Redlands JHS Sprained anitle blights India's net chances MADRAS, India (UPI)-India's first chance at the Davis Cup may be blighted by a sprained anlde. The ankle belongs to singles ace Ramanathan Krishnan, who is rated as the key man in India's hopes of beating Mexico in the inter-zone final here next month. The winner of those matches will go on to challenge Australia for the cup. But India is unlikely to be that challenger if Krishnan's two-month-old injury does sot heal faster than it has so far.

Football letters were awarded to 34 ninth grade players at a Redlands Junior High School assembly this week by coaches, Richard Verdon and Cal McDonald. Boys receiving letters were Duane Anderson, Robert Apperson, John Bennett, Jim Bernatt, Robert Bierma, Mike Campbell, Paul Cummings, Mike Fowler, Bill Gramger, Robert Hall, Steve Harrison, Jeff Hay. Richard Hernandez, David Lockett. Ken Lopez, Tony Madrid. Mike Mcintosh, Tony Martinez, Bill Moore, Ken Morse, Jun Nagy, Gaylon Newton, Jim Nieto, Luciano Olvera, Albert Pugner, Richard Ramos.

Mark Rechsteiner, Mike Redd, Jim Spangler, Gary Steddum, Tim Van Horn, Greg Woods, Doug Verdieck, Robbie Landeros. Letters were also awarded to the following managers Mike Neel, Larry King, James Briehan, Wayne White, and Roger Hamamura. Recognition was also given to two eighth grade managers, David Montanez and Greg Glanviile. The junior high "Wildcats" won four games and lost one during the season. Press International's "Coach of the Week." McKay's game plan stunned Waslungton.

ExpecUng the Trojans to exploit then: excdlent passing attack, Washington was set up with only one linebacker and four deep men. Ten plays after Brown swept end, USC had driven 76 yards for its first touchdown. Only two pasess were used on the drive, including one for the touchdown. "We had to run their strength off," McKay explained, "to see how thuigs were. "We think Washington is a real fine football team, but we thought we could score." his thu-d year as Southern Cal head coach, the 39-year-oId McKay finally has the type of team Trojan alumni have been dreammg about for years.

Sports Briefs GOLFERS EARNINGS RISE DUNEDIN. Fla. (UPD -Doug Sanders and Bob Goalby, the only golfers among the top 10 money wmners to see action during tha past week, recorded meager in-' creases the PGA standings. Sanders, in seventh place, raised his earnings to $39,163.29 by collecting $800 in the Beaumont open. Goalby earned $215 in the same tournament to elevate hia fifth place earnings to $46,240.61.

EAGLES SIGN KAPELLE PHILADELPHIA (UPD John Kapelle, a tackle released by the Pittsburgh Steelers last week, has been signed by the Philadelphia Eagles. To make room for Kapelle, the Eagles placed defensive tackle Don Oakes on waivers. RIDES THREE WINNERS PAWTUCKET, R.I. Veteran Jockey Darrell Madden rode three winners at Narragansett Park Monday, including Rushing Wind ($5.00) in the feature race. He also won aboard Friendly Mission ($18.80) hi tha third and Mr.

Whimsy ($10.00) iii the nmth. TITLE FIGHT CANCELLED LONDON (UPD The British and Empire heavyweight title bout between champion Henry Cooper and Dick Richardson has been cancelled. The fight, scheduled for Nov. 13 at Wembley Pool, was called off Richardson injured his left elbow. i..