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LOW-BUDGET SPORTS SUCCEED DETROIT FKfcl! PRtSS Thursdav. Oct. 1. 1959 ,17 Tlae Isaseirjallll TTTT an TS A Amateurs 11 urons re i teal 1959 Final Standings 1 CAR RADIOS LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE lin9 MiitM mil.n- lit EM 5tH KI1S 3 liMtii- RADIO FRANK Ft Drive-in Avta Rodi Sarvtc 1445 Michigan, Wast Scteaafvr I 1. it with students, attain them not hired har 1 AI NL I lit 1 i IS 2 5 f.S 2 r2i5ii2 mw iCC ia i-.

OPEN SUN. 8-1 In keeping with the EMU philosophy of is its attitude toward it3 coaches. "We hire them as assistant or associate professors," Lawrence said. "Their primary job is to teach, their secondary job to coach. Their positions are in way to won-lost records.

"Thev can lose all their games, year after year, and remain here if they are fulfilling their primary duty. By the same token, if the coach had one winning team after another but wasn't fulfilling his primary teaching function, he would be dismissed." Lawrence said. "We will not sacrifice academics for ath'etics." Lawrence said. Chicago Cleveland New York DETROIT Boston Baltimote Kan. City Wash'ton 94 60.610 89 65 .578, 5 79 75 .513 15 78 .490 18 79 .487 19 80 .481 20 66 88 .429 28 63 91 .409 31 .88 68.564;..; 70 2 83 71.539 4 178 76.506 9 74 80 .481 13 80 .481 13 71 83 .461 16 64 90 .416 23 14 14 11 11! 9 12 17 10 12 15 12 11 13.13 8 10 12 10 14 16 13! 11 7 10 10 13 14 13! 11 10 12 12 9 10 10 13 11! 8 9 13 11 9 10 9 6 8 12 11 15 5 9 9 9 12 13 7 1 115 13 13 14 11 12 16 7 11 14 14 12 15 16 9 11 8 9 10 17 15 9 8 14 111 9 15 10 8 8 13 11 14 1110 11 10 12 13 8 8 12 10 7 5 7 11 14 12 6 6 7 12 12 10 10 Los Ang.

Milwaukee San Fran. Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis Phil'phia ffiEllSHfiifilSlI bTakTs RE-llJIED 5(p)r I PlWOTO -f 1 "IF OUR philosophy results in our not being worthy opponents for the other members of our conference, then we will re-evaluite our position in the conference," Lawrence said. The IIAC i3 becoming stronger, year by year, with Central Michigan. Southern Illinois and Western Illinois the dominant teams.

Last spring it was widely rumored that Eastern would resign from the IIAC and join the conservative Presidents Athletic Conference. Lawrence said Eastern officials had talked about it and contacted the PAC regarding membership. AS of TODAY The Top Ten FINAL AMERICAN LEAGUE (Bated an 400 or more batt) Pet. I 99 198 86 17 .327 45 176 84 191 .306 92 172 .302 53 141 .301 74 139 .300 63 132 .300 AS 139 561 136 511 147 560 156 624 148 570 134 464 126 463 140 440 KUENN, Detroit i KALINE, Detroit I Runnels. Boston 1 Fox.

Chicago Minso, Cleveland i Richardson, New York i Tuttle, Kansas City Wood 1 1 nq, Baltimore Power. Cleveland Mantle. New York Cerv. Kansas City Ann 7aJL-a 147 595 102 172 .269 144 S41 104 154 .255 125 463 60 132 285 HOME RUNS Colavito, Cle. 41 Mantle, N.Y.

42 MAXWELL, Det. Lemon, Wash. 33 i rrr- I sjp I 112 Lemon. Wash. 100 I'll MAXWELL, Det.

95 105 Jensen, Bos. Colavito, Bos. Killebrew, Wash, Piston Rookie On All-Stars NEW YORK (LTD-Bailey Howell of Mississippi State, jwho will play for the Detroit Pistons of the Xational Bas-j ketball Association this year. (Wednesday was named to the College All -Star team that will play the New York Knicks i in a benefit game at Madison i Square Garden Oct. 17.

NATIONAL LEAGUE Pet. GAB FREE IS MINUTE INSTALLATION 154 629 116 223 .355 FREE RUBBER CAR RUG with (very brake job Con Good tnlv Srvt. 28 Oct. 3 iF $88 Aaron, Milwaukee Cunningham, St.Louit Cepeda, S.Francisco Pinson, Cincinnati Mays.SanFrancisco Temple, Cincinnati Robinson, Cincinnati Boyer, St. Louis Mathews, Milwaukee Banks, Chicago 144 458 65 158 .345, 151 605 92 1 92 .317, 154 648 131 205 .316 151 575 125 180 .3131 149 598 102 186 .311 I 146 540 106 168 .311 149 563 86 174 .309 148 594 118 182 155 589 97 179 .304 ALUMINIZED Resists Rust Best up ri ft HERCULES HEAVY DUTY BRAKE LINING $95 up HOME Mathews, Milw RUNS Robinson, Cinel Mays.S.Frncisco 36 3 45 39 Banks, Chicago Aaron, Milw UN 3-6494 TY 5-8537 VI 2-S038 TE 4 8368 KE 5-3600 1 5999 Livemois 6201 W.

Warren 7440 W. Vernor 8201 Livemois 25161 Grand River 1 7843 Van Dyke Trf 2-0000 Lin. Pk 644 Southfield DU 3-3014 S. Main GL 3-7043 Pont 370 S. Saginaw FE 5-6136 R.

Oak 209 W. Sixth LI 8 9225 115 RBI 143 Bell. Cincinnati 125 Mathews. Milw 123 Banks Chicago Robinson, Cin Aaron, Milwauk Writ Sid 6545 W. Warren I Bill U.rnl.

TY 8-4134 las Sid 10960 Gratiot 0tr Ortvi DR 1-3S0 MacKay Makes Hay in California i BERKLEY. Calif. (UPI) Barry MacKay. Davis Cup player from the University of Michigan, advanced in the 70th annual Pacific Coast tennis I championships at the Berkeley Tennis Club Wednesday. I MacKay defeated Hugh Ditz-ler of Berkeley, 7-5.

6-3. Ann Arbor 226 Detroit SL NO 3-4158 -NO BRAKI WOSK Continued from First Sports only S6 games of their scheduled 154. They won two more in the playoff for a total of 88. That's the weakest won-lost record for any pennant winner in National League history." Me? I'm not buying such guff. You can't compare the Sox with baseball's greatest teams.

Nor the Dodgers. A look over the shoulder at Yankee teams in the Babe Ruth era, the Athletics of Cochrane, Grove, Earnshaw and Foxx, the Cardinals of the Gas House gang days and others leaves both the current Series' teams on the short side. But history isn't all in the deep past. A champion i3 a team that beats back its opposition in one season to win a title. That the Sox did it with steady pitching from Early Wynn and Bob Shaw, plus help from Dick Donovan and Billy Pierce, and without the services of a murderers' row of home-run sluggers, is their glory not a detraction.

They did it with defense, speed, and a hang-in-there spirit to brand as false the accepted belief that in this day of a lively baseball only a team that can knock the ball out of the park can be a winner. Dodgers: Seventh to First DODGERS do have home-run power. Their defense is not in Chicago's class. The pitching is on a par. They trail in speed.

They were a seventh-place finisher just a year ago. But to win this time, they not only had to climb over the other also-rans of 1958 but were forced to go into their playoff with the team that not only had won two straight NX flags but had knocked off the Yankees in the 1957 Series. Their badge greatness is worn with the knowledge that they not only made the greatest advance in one season (from seventh to first) but beat the defending champs in the quickest possible time. is why this Series which opens in a city that hasn't seen the Sox in one since 1919 and then moves to another which never has seen one should be one of the greatest. decade from now, I may change my opinion.

But the makings are here for a Series of superlatives even in dollar signs. What more can anybody ask? OPEN SUN. TO'l Deorborn 13039 Michigan Schlfl'f and Miller Rol LU 1-3850 BY JACK BERRY Pre Press Staff Writer YPSTLANTI Wayne State is looked to as the Mount Everest of athletic purity. But Eastern Michigan makes the Tartars look like a broken-down Pike's Peak in comparison. Eastern's football budget is $15,300.

One school in Michigan, much smaller, has allocated for football and it'3 an also-ran in its league. THERE IS no such animal as an athletic scholarship at Eastern. There is a grant-in-aid for all students based solely on need and academic promise and the student must have a 2.3 average (better than a to qualify. At Wayne there is tuition aid for. those engaged in activities such as athletics, band and the college paper, but it also is based on need although it requires only a straight average academically.

There is no such thing as specific campus jobs for Huron athletes to help them through school as there are on most campuses. Strange as it may seem, Eastern Michigan coaches can't even use university stationary or stamps to write to prospective athletes. If a boy writes, asking for information, it's permissible to use EMU stationary to answer. BUT A COACH can't send a batch of letters to prep standouts asking them to come to EMU unless he uses his own paper and stamps. Recruiting is banned by the school.

Despite the overwhelming restrictions on athletics in comparison to other schools and leagues even the Presidents Athletic Conference and the MIAA Eastern has done surprising well in its conference, the Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic. Conference, with mediocre talent. A large share of the success is due to -the EMU coaching staff and desire. As a teachers college, it would be expected that Eastern graduates spread around the state's school systems would try tovchannel their better players back to their alma mater. BUT IT isn't so, claim the EMU coaches.

The grads realize it would be tough to talk a boy into going to Eastern where there are no athletic scholarships if he could get one at any other school in the state. William Lawrence, vice president for student affairs, explained the EMU philosophy this way: "We think our philosophy is sound although not too many may agree with it. We feel athletics here are for students with students the participants. We don't think it's our job to go out and hire a troop of athletes to entertain our students. "We want to win as much as anyone else.

We like unbeaten seasons as much as anyone else. But we want to Pantla 121 Wayna ft'hmtf Frdnrat's FE 3-78S 7 cms I ii itt if ii nirn if J- ii i ifi if i il i 'mamiaimmmmum I i 'utii WYNy SAYS: Nice Guys DO Win Pennants! Continued from First Sports hitters like Al Rosen. Vic Wertz, Larry Doby, Al Smith and Bobby Avila. Our White Soy won because of speed, spectacular defense, good pitching, clutch and that "nice guy" who kept everybody happy. This is Al's kind of team.

He believes speed and defense are basic. "A boy first would have to show me he could run and throw if I were a scout," he once told me. OF COURSE, 1 11 be thankful for any home runs our side hits. Our pitchers consider this a bonus. We're used to sweating it out with our offense one run at a time, gratefully accepting all passed balls, wild pitches and errors.

Our fans came to expect these one-run cliff-hangers and I wouldn't be surprised if the next statistics show a big increase in ulcer cases on Chicago's South Side. We thought we won it the hard way, but the Dodgers, in the playoff, showed there was an even harder way. I hope I'm in a good humor when I write tomorrow's story. ff f2 (S They treat you fine JTJ hL- D) at the Goodyear Sign -J -J VA jSt'' i a i' rr it -ii mmwM fmpike-Proved Tires twMxMM-- "rs maJr Pce i Northern Trails By Bert Stoll First Michigan hunting seasons open Thursday. Archers are roaming the North V00d3 for deer.

Bird and upland game hunters are out for ruffed grouse, woodcock, rabbits, squirrels and other small game, in northern Lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. Waterfowl hunters will have to hold their fire this year unti) north of the Montreal river next Wednesday noon, Oct. 7, mouth. It's a weekend trip well when Michigan duck season worthwhile, especially during a shortened 40-day the October color season. opens for period.

WiPMM reauction in iz years JUST BEFORE sea3on opened, we checked some ruffed grouse cover along the lower Au Sable river valley near Five! AS SEEN IN ESQUIRE Channels Dam and also neari c.t NYLON Safety All-Weather Glennie. We flushed one pat as we left the car at the first stop. In that area, there were plenty of white snowberries a favorite grouse food. Acorns, too, were available Dollar lavingf ar not all you get. You get the extra fati of Goodyear! extra mileage up to 25 more Proved Tires are built with excluiivt triple- tempered 3-T Cord and tht toughest tread rubber! ever.

Don't miss this great sale! 1 but were not too plentiful in. mdtazt becauw these Turnpike- yff- '3 The kind that comes on new cars! .1 4 A BRAND NEW PROFILE OF FASHION BY 70xlS blckill tib-typt plui ti tnd rtcjppaoi hit that particular section. On the Au Sable river flats near Alcona Dam, west of Glennie, we found thornapple, or hawthorn, trees heavy with fruit. When heavy frosts cause the fruit to drop, bird hunters should find pats feeding under the thornapples in the late afternoon. SPEAKING of fall color, an old logging operator.

Bill Weston, who lives at Mile 53 34 on King's Highway 17 North, up the Lake Superior hore from the Canadian Soo, writes: "Our color in the bush country up here should come on in a big way by the first of the month. Birds are quite plentiful and so are Canadian hunters." 7 1 CHAMP I BLACKWALLS WHITEVVALLS TUBELESS I Former eAI Former I TIRE SIZE p.QWt L. pSAL, 6.70 15 I $25.55 I $21.75 I $31.30 $26.60 7.10x 15 28.00 23.80 34.30 29.15 7.60 15 30.70 25.95 37.60 31.95 7.50 14 I 26.85 I 21.75 32.90 I 26.60 8.00 14 29.40 23.80 36 00 29.15 cV50 14 32.20 1 25.95 39.45 31.95 I BLACKWALLS WHITEWALLS TUBELESS Former Former Pd PMcV 6.70 15 $28.10 $23.85 $34.45 $29.25 7.10 15 30.80 i 26.20 37.70 I 31.95 7.60 15 33.75 28.70 41.35 34.95 7.50 14 29.50 23.85 36.15 29.25 8.00 14 I 32.35 26.20 39.65 31.95 8.50 14 35.45 28.70 43.40 34.95 (Bird season opened in northern' THE CONTINENTAL LOOK TUBE-TYPE Former SALE SIZE low price PRICE 7.10x15 $23.50 $20.85. 7.60 15 25.65 22.80. TUBELESS Former SALE SIZE low price PRICE 7.50x14 $25.15 1 $20.95 8.00 14 27.55 23.35 8.50x14 30.20 25.55 U.

I i Ontario, Sept. 15). Last fall on a trip up that Lake Superior Road, to enjoy fall color panoramas in the low-lyfng mountains and wild bush country which border the road, we met a number of fall "color' tourists from Jlichigan. $O05 The inspiration is continental. The interpretation, American.

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