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Show The Salt Lake Tribune, Wednesday, October 20, 3J 19G5 Majors Sell NBC Southern Cal Mainspring - V na-tto- k k. - k. u , Hi . d .... nounce-mejfPba- e- All-Sta- cer- Yet he outruns the opposition tainly Mike will be on the spot once clear and he is noted for at South Bend this Saturday. picking up two to five yard, after he is tackled. On a describe. He is relatively small, touchdown run' against 5 9 and 189 pounds. He has Wisconsin, he was hit at the caused the most commotion for Southern Cal since the years of Jon Arnett, and already holds or is about to break all rushing records at Troy. Into Rime Bowl? ' .... theric to a line of scrimmage, knocked almost off his feet but managed friend: to keep sailing. ' "I had the little at the line of scrimmage. Had "Mike," said McKay, "is not him nailed. When'I look up he's only the greatest player I ever coached,: but the greatest colgot'.fiil4'yr4fci'! On Mike's run against ore player I have ever seen. "He is by all odds an outStanford, the Indians' defensive end, Philip Schneider, declared: standing c a n d i d a t e for it in a game. and the Hoisman tro"I was supposed to have him. Mike, a senior, is the star and But he cut before I expected phy." the mainsprlngTfor the Univer- and he was Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhnt gone." f f ? sity of Southern California Tro- ' Garrett isn't exceptionally-fast- has said: "John McKay sajs he h is does have the the nor he has powback ever jans. greatest er of .a. Jimmy Brown, and it seen and I'll take his word for Mike Garrett . . , tSC's.jrrid On Spot would seem he doesn't have the it." ace will be on spot Saturday. Notre Dame, the. Trojans' up- acrobatic balance of Jon Arnett. coming opponent, should recall 1 Outruns Opposition Garrett from last year and hr Ail-St- All-St- player confided Gopher Year Package CHICAGO (AP) vThe major Tigers arid chairman, of base-bail'- s tract NBC is retaining its televi-- i $6.5 for the same two attraoy Television Committee, the sion and radio irights to the tfns " 1508. leagues sold the television and into went ses- directors another GaraeL The netwo,rk is Paying $6 mil-tradio rights for baseball's World World Scries and ,!l!onayearfortheGame-of-the- . Game iq Series, " lected games of the week to years, me old contract Has an-- Fpfzpr saiH this was a varia National Broadcasting Co. Tues-- i 1966 other year to go, ble package with 'not all the" is commissioner three-yea- r contract day in pack- games confined to Saturday dollars? million $30.6 totalling age, calling for 26 nationally Frick said as in the past. There will The deal, calling for a 63 to 65 meetings, televised games during the sea-se- be network games on Monday, ' Kich Contract per cent increase over paywas won In competitive Tuesday, and . Wednesday ments in the past, will net each 'I don't have a crystal ball. I bidding with the Columbia Thursday nights, he added, but of the clubs approximatelyc$300,. The only one game a week. couldn't possibly answer that. Broadcasting System, 000 annually. The Philadelphia American Co., Broadcasting But I do feel strongly that Phils Exempt Itiillies. with a local commitwhich aired the games this past ment, is the only one of the- 20 commissioner should be named season, did not enter a bid. RaThe Phillies, bound by a local teams not participating in full in here. I don't think baseball dio is not involved in the cannot particiarrangement, the should send a- retiring commis.. pate in the Saturday afternoon sioner to the winter meetings to games but can take part in Pick Czar Two Attractions make decisions on proble.s over weekly night 'games. The New After the. television a which he will have no control." Fetzer said NBC is paying York Yankees, out of it this past been made by John E. He jeft for New York. $6.1 million for the World Series season, is in the Game-of-thIn the newest and richest con and r Fetter, president of t.'.e Detroi' Game in 1967 and Week program all the way Garrett Loves to GarryJ Ball Half LOS ANGELES (AP) back Mike Garret?, who must be one of the most exciting col lege football players in the Is young man who loves to carry the ball and it doesn't matter how many times he does 3- - Last Saturday against StanMike may ford, the well have propelled his team into the Rose Bowl New Year's . Day. His touchdown run from scrimmage broke up a deadlock in the final quarter. For the day, he lugged the ball 31 times, which is about par for Garrett, and gained 205 yards for the day. i Cardinals Ink Sislcr as Base Goach EAST WITH A Snuw TIRE EVER OFFERED GUARANTEE AT OUR LOWEST PRICE TII o) ziunA f good-nature- r f !' Foe 27-MOM- WW nnnnrokrp 1946-47- Knows f 8, 0-- 0 ly modest Garrett. cinnati. After the Minnesota game, a One of his Cardinal team-;mates was Red Schoendienst, now the Redbird manager, who " started his career with the Car-- ! n dinals in J945. - SOUTH 4th SOUTH, OPEN BUY THE BEST ST. LOUIS. MO. (AP)-T- he St. Louis Cardinals announced the hiring' Tuesday of former Cincinnati Reds Manager Dick Sisler as a coach. Sisler, fired as Reds manager after this baseball season, will be the first base coach, replacing the departed Mickey Ver- Ifi My Job' non. The Cardinals also will use I? I Mikes coach, the witty and him as the batting coach. imaginative John McKay, has !: Sisler Happy been criticized for running Garwas happy to be i said he Sisler rett so much. coming back to St. Louis, w here Says Garrett: "I like to carry he was born, grew tip and startthe ball. That's my job." ed his major league playing ca.What goes through hjs mind reer as a first baseman and outon a spectacular play? fielder with the Cardinals in . He also was with the Keep Blocking Cardinals part of the 1952 sea'Onejhing is that I hope my son and in 1953. line keeps blocking for me," reIn between, he played for the plies the genuinePhiladelphia Phillies and Cin FOUftTH DAILY 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M.; EXT. 581. A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAYS AND FRIDAY. 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