| Show W W 9w ipippw i I f- i a f - teams row NEW YORK OJPD-- Four each from the Big Ten and Minnesota moved into the seSoutheastern conferences dom- lect group In the No 10 spot inated the top 10 In the United following its 0 victory over Michigan Notre Dame ninth Press International football ratings today with last week dropped all the way Michigan State and Mississippi to 20th after being upset by 2 for the second week in a Northwestern 23-2- college 1-- Los Angeles KfetiDOBD In between Michigan State islana State in No 7 The only “outside” teams in and Minnesota were the Big Ten’s Ohio State in fifth place his week’s top 10 were d Texas and and Iowa In ninth third-rank- ed eighth-ranke- Colorado Southeastern Conference powBesides its four representaMississippi were: Alabama In the No 4 spot tives In the top 10 group the Georgia Tech In No 6 and Lou- - fig Ten also bad three among m the second 10 Purdue and followed Missouri and Michigan was No 17 Wyoming was rated 14th Auburn 15th and Utah State 16th Kan- ers besides Nor-hweste- The Herald Journal Jets Pass tied for sas and UCLA-wer8th place and Notre Dame S5T was 20th B y UUM hw btanstUu! The Los 'Angeles Jets of the American Basketball League passed their first test Monday 4 night with flying colors — thanks to an assist from the Harlem Globetrotters- -' The Jets are one of the ABL's key franchises for they and the Chicago Majors are the only teams in direct competition with National Basketball Association squads in the same cities The Jets opened their home season Monday night with 8 win over the ‘Majors and a good crowd of 8384 showed up to see the show Rotund Abe Sapersteln Imaginative czar of the new loop has a couple of secret weapons which might help make the new league’s Los Angeles and Chicago teams hud their against their admittedly stronger NBA counterparts One is Saperstein's Harlem Globetrotters who always bring the fans out The Trotters performed as the second half of Monday night’s twin bffl 119-11- crowd-pleasin- g The second Innovation Is variety of rule changes the most striking of which is the three-paishot from 25 feet nt out or farther The Majors made four of the home run baskets Monday night and the Jets three but it was a pretty by Jet Bill player-coac- h Shaman with two seconds to go In the first half that put Los Angeles shear for the first time 9 In the end a great show by Chicago’s Kelley Coleman was overcome by the Jets balance Coleman a driving guard 61-5- one-ma- n "meshed 35 points including a pair of &foat casts But fifo veteran Jet front line of George Yardley Dan Swartz and Bill Spivy outsorted their Chicago counterparts 66-3-2 an Los Angeles guard Hal (King Lear pretty well offset Coleman’s efforts with a 29 pofot splurge The win evened the Jets' record at 1 while it was the first game for the Majors 1-- The United Press International college football ratings with - first-plac- e THE HERALD JOURNAL 1 Bart Starr Comes Into His Own As Star Pro Grid Quarterback GREEN BAY Wls— There’s no more free rides to the bank for Green Bay quarterback Bart Starr former The 1 Alabama ace has “arrived” as one of the National Football League's top quarterbacks Starr now midway through his first full season as Green 6-- Bay’s No 1 signal caller Is experts miming the and rival coaches alike ait back and take a second look “One of the Packers’ most sucd Kramer for his cess at throwing the long one “Take Dowler” he says He’s so fast he can outrun the secondary This forces the defense to lay back and then we can come back and fire short hooks to him” He credits McGee with having “some of the best moves of any end in the league” and about Ron Kramer— who’s risen to stardom this year after four years of bench warming: “I can’t say enough about him He's been playing with a bum shoulder but still tears Into the oposition like a bulL him” That’s the kind of desire that “The Packers running power makes this team a great one” and defense do the Job and then Starr gets a free ride to the banks” said Don Riley of the St Paul Pioneer Press If nothing else last Sunday’s performance against the Vik- NEW YORK an Skyline ings should have impressed Conference leader Wyoming well as other of RUey-a- s has Jumped ahead of Utah Starr’s detractors State in the weekly United With the Packers’ running Col' Press International major attack slowed to a walk by infootball ratings lege juries to Paul Harming and The based on ballotsuperb Job of defensing Jim ing ratings 35 outstanding coaches by took command Taylor Starr and completed 18 of 24 passes from all sections of the counfor 311 yards and two touch- try list the Cowboys 14th Utah downs—using a wet ball and State 14th last week dropped to 16th playing on a slippery field underrated players" says Baltimore Coach Weeb Ewbank about Starr Norm Van Brocklin of the Minnesota Vikings a pretty good quarterback himself in his playing days also lauded Starr sayfog he feared the Packers’ passing attack more than their powerful rushing Such words of praise weren’t always issued Criticized Lait Week In fact Just last week a St Paul sportswriter had claimed the Packers were great “in spite of Starr not because of new-foun- : -- Wyoming Jumpi Ahead Of Aggies - - By Hal Wood Itw tatarmaUaul SAN FRANCISCO u The biggest home run derby in the history' of baseball — one that could make the Maris-Mant- le fray of 1961 look like little league stuff — is on tap for the National League next year Take the word id Carl Hub-be-ll the Hall of Fame pitcher who now is farm system director for the San Francisco Gi: “With the pitching spread out even greater than it ever has been in the major leagues” says Hubbell “there’s no question but that there’ll be more homers” won-los- t Michigan State 22 (541) 322 Mississippi Texas 4 Alabama 5 Ohio State ants who won the home run crown this year” saya Hubbell “But Willie Mays has a chance Argenand Hank Aaron of Milwaukee NEW YORK ion champion has an outside chance And you tine middleweight Farid Salim has been signed might add that Frank Robinson to meet Yarns Bahama of of Cincinnati and Eddie Mathews of the Braves also have Bimini in 16round nationally televised fight at Madison good chances “Even Dick Stuart of Pitts- Square Garden Nov 25 Salim Teddy Wright 'of Detroit burgh if he plays regularly beat his in American debut last could make a run for it” Hubbell thinks they’ll all be up there shooting around the 60-6-1 Salim Vs Bahama - L Red Sox Lose People But Not For Ted Crewcnt Caldwell 23 Is fa- vored at 62 because of his ded cisive victory over Halimi in the same ring last black-haire- May 30 when Caldwell won the title on a referee’s decision over the groggy and bleeding ' ? Alphonse 29 Caldwell will receive approx- frtm the $16800 imately pected gate id $56000 and exHa- - approximately $10600 for competing in what shapes up as the last fight for a portion of the split crown The winner is expected to meet unbeaten Eder Jofre of Brasil for the undisputed world 118-pou- title Jofre is recognised as champion in most areas outside of Europe His manager Abraham Katzenelson will be at 'the ringside— ready to ’negotiate with the- winner for an undisputed-titl- e fight possibly in December at London Los Angeles or Sao Paulo BraziL campaign Gun Safety Class Will gen- Skyline Slate Has Two League Tilts Cilld Fim Iiterutlaul By The Utah Aggies may have to take their adding machines with them this weekend when the touchdown happy Logan crew tangles with Brigham Young University The Aggies currently in second place in the Skyline Conference meet the Cougars in the BYU homecoming The game is one of two league contests on the Skyline slate The other game sends Utah against New Mexico at Albuquerque Non-leaggames pit league leading Wyoming against Arizona and Colorado State against the Air Force Academy Montana is idle this weekend Utah State blasted hapless Idaho 660 last Saturday to set a number of school scoring records The scoring orgy against the Vandals pushed the Aggie ' J - - I Coloags Utes Favored In Basketball ' :- le 4J tV’' - ’ -’ i ivy It is frit by time groups that if hunters will practice sportsmanship while hunting on private property it will attribute to a 'successful hunt and the continuation of longer hunting seasons in the comjng years By UPI Tribe Signs Katt Dim Chambers - a WANTED DO NOT DELAY I MIN Officer tail hMOfficer htniMi Petrel Officer Hliknr Teel Annual Inrrease— Security—Paid Vacation ' Sick Leave— Pensions Tin HONDA TRAIL Experience Unneeemry Common School Muretioa lliueUy Sufficient XUII HA VI CLXAH KXCOKD AND HI IX HOOD HXALTH The Traij Machine HUI Today far further Infonnatfou Pooco Officer Training Org That Does MORE Dirt COSTS LESS el the Polo Dept No 835 S53 Broadway UNBEATABLY DEPENDABLE! 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IIP TO ISO IBS PIUS RIDU NNSURPASSID OAS SUUAM (UP IQ MS MPOJ or ErcxunniQ HONDA Trail W SAUS TAX AID uciNsiru World's Largest -Motorcycle Maanfacturer A Motorcycle To Salt Year Needsl HONDA Sinea 1878 Hill and Hill Straight Bourbon Whiskey hat baan a aalact Kentucky distHIa- bon It it truly a bourbon made in the finest American tradition the bourbon witli the flavor of America ii u m m mum a imui n nun mm i Colorado MOiRiMsenssdMseiiiiMReMtsosssdt COUNT 1 STATS P AGS a rants ARlMStMIt STRUT SOccrShp and about the people who enjoy it Denver KAHS CATOO-- T TRAIL 203 Beiier Fetreheea Certeeu Service Uveeteek lmeler irttjr Officer rt leepecter CimrtlM tist rdeW - tS 4 DON’T — leave gates open or part vehicles in driveways or access roads 5 DON’T — drive or walk through furrowed fields or fields where ' fall grain has been planted Avoid walking on and damaging irrigation furrows 6 DON’T — hunt areas where men are at wort Avoid hunting and shooting near buildings and livestock pens w I pre-seas- - 20 NEW YORK am — Bob Scheffing former manager of the Chicago Cubs who guided the Detroit Tigers to a second-plac- e CLEVELAND Ohio (DPD — finish has been selected Former major league catcher the American League’s Manawas signed today as Katt Ray Year id the United ger by the first base coach for the ClevePress International’s Board of land Indians completing tha Baseball experts Tribe's coaching staff for 1962 The 46year-ol- d Scheffing was named by 27 of the 36 experts There fo a way to be who made up the UPI board Rookie Houk season to Manager Ralph scoring mart for the FREE of the New York Yankees re- 274 — a new record FINANCIAL now WOWES Halfback Tommy Larscheid drived six votes and BUI Rig- - AS TOU MOW Lbs Angeles Angels Mar dleeaie Ola with rant ran his total points for the sea- ney of the ' UCBAID A son ta 56 and set a new career three The Tigers’ second-plac- e finmart for three seasons & Co It’s no secret the Aggies want ish in 1961 was their highest 1956 Xitul IMi MmIi — to trounce the Brighams Utal since Scheffing who hai a lifetime Pro-vo at won a game batting average State hasn't CwrtlMBta! ImUi life lu since 1955 The Aggies are 263 between 1941 and 1952 COPLEY & CO also chagrfoned about befog managed the Cubs from 195!’ ST WMt Carter 1966 and never finishM7 Upi left out of the new conference through ed than fifth BYU higher which includes Mexico contesl The Utah-Nemay shape up as a dose contest The Lobos improving by the week upset the Air Force APPLICANTS IN THIS AREA TO TRAIN Academy last Saturday mainout to FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT POSITIONS will be Wyoming tain Skyline prestige and also And who will be in the home thero isn’t 10 or 12 years run derby gunning for 60 or younger He’d be in the race ' ' Maris-Mant- tain ranges prior to pheasant season and will “spook" easily Frightened stock presents a round-u- p problem and a prob able wright loss Dairy animals when frightened will go off from food and will cause milk production to drop as Atuch as o Grounds to the playing fields won’t hurt the chances of a lot of the sluggers " Hubell pointed out “It’s too bad that Gil ' who’ll be playing Hodges more? too” “I think the man in front may Not Enough Pitchers be Orlando Cepe da of the Gi-Many baseball observers pinned the home run race upon the fact that the American League added two teams to its roster — and thus had to bring in a lot of pitchers who otherwise would be in the minors The belief ia that about 20 men buried in the American SALT LAKE CITY an — League last season who would Colorado State and Utah are have been in the minors if there the two teams most likely to hadn’t been expansion' succeed in the forthcoming The same 'situation would Skyline Conference basketball hold true this year — except race that instead of having 16 major V vv The TTtes and Coloags were league teami as there were In fobbed as unofficial favorites I960 there would be 20 That by Skyline coaches attending means 40 pitchers — 20 in each their annual meet- league — who were only of minor league caliber two years v -- l ing here Sunday Coaches from all ' Skyline ago schools attended the meeting Hubbell said be didn’t recall along with officials who will much about the Houston Part wmk Starline games- - Job? where the new Houston team Buna Colorado Spring Colo win play for the lint year district rules Interpreter for foe “But assuming it ia of reguNCAA presided at the sessions lar dimensions” he arid Skyline commissioner Paul “there still will be a great outBrocbkrateo attended burst id home runs ML v livestock ALManager Of Year to him Commit- - 3 DON’T — hunt in areas and dairy where herds are kept Soma stock animals are brought from moun- Scheffing Named eral manager business boss i a and chief tenant executive of Begin Tom Yawkey’s American Lea kj LA gue club says the reasons for WeaneSOOy PHOnT the attendance loss were: 1 The Red Sox didn’t win and Z Anyone 14 years of age or a radical slash in ticket sales rider who has not yet taken a gun safety class to quality to through a grocery chain There’s no doubt that Wll-- purchase a hunting license is Items had an effect on Red Sox invited to a new Hunter Safety attendance for years and years class The new class Is befog taught and years" O'Connell said Didn’t Have Winner by Bob Larson and will meet “But the biggest single rea-- 1 Wednesday at 7 pm in foe son we dropped to 850589 paid rooms above Al’s Bike Shop last season was because we 46 W 1 N didn't have a winner The sec- - Mr Larson Mctfd that ond reason is that we cut our Jonty those 14 years of age or sufpromotion ticket arrangement older apply Those younger can to avenge a with First National Stores to still get their training at a fered at the hands of Arizona one month instead of most of later last year the season and required that you buy twice the amount of groceries as the year before in order to get a free ticket “When we total up regular paid attendance for the two yean— one with and one without Williams— we find a difference of only 85000 Our losses wera under the promotional plan Regular attendance was practically a draw home run mart “Addition Arena nell that Boston home attendance really dropped only 35000 from Williams’ final season to a combination nt Fight Attracts Capacity Crowd Caldwell of Glasgow holder of ttie European version of the world bantamweight tide and Algeria-bor- n Alphonse Halimi of Paris at the Wembley Pool are made available through the Triangle The Cache Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with local sportsman groups Farm Bureau Farmers Union and USU Extension services offer the pheasant hunters some tips in ractictog good sportsmanship during the 1961 pheasant season which opens Saturday November 6 Because the season hat been extended to nine days the ongest season in Utah history hese groups have emphasized he importance of a successful hunt and cooperation with fond owners when hunting on private property To 'assist the hunters the folio wing is some do’s” and “donts” on practicing good sportsmanship L DO — when possible ask ennission from landowners to lunt their property and express appreciation to them 2 DQ try to understand the farmers problems that arise each year during the pheasant season and offer assistance to posting signs that 271-pou- attendance The fact is according to Red Sox Vice President Dick O’Con- O’Connell an two-poi- Larscheid needs 36 yards in' three remaining games to break another Aggie career record for rushing yardage held by halfback Jay Van Noy who rushed for 1923 yards in 1946 Presented fo Bird Hunters 173-jou- one-m- 56) 6 nintkimlM long-standi- Sox yriphrid tallied three runs against Idaho last week to mount his career record to 34 n three seasons at Utah State oucbddwn runs and 206 prints loth are new carets marts making Stamfords set by AgJack Hill (1952-5ile Utah State is keeping football scoreboard attendants bopping £be Aggies have counted 274 prints in seven games a 361 scoring average The total print production ia a new Agtf e season scoring standard And there are three scheduled games left to play 71 ipwf et limriwf Brigham Young University is this week’s opponent at Provo kfof One reason the Aggies have erased the 1960 scoring record of 261 points is halfback Tom vM yoor pef’ Larscheid The senior has 56 prints for 1961 action But he’s not a scoring nit Mnmw ima show Fourteen Aggie backs have scored touchdowns this season Every member but one in the Utah State baqkfield baa run posted a And then there is Halimi-Caldwesenior tackle Clyde Brock who ll has one touchdown and a conversion run to his credit Quarterback Jim Turner has posted only one score by run but he is second in Aggie scoring totals with 29 points The junior back has converted 23 of LONDON am — Promoter 28 kicks Jack Solomons saya a sellout Including seven straight crowd of 10000 is assured for against Colorado State Universtonight’s return title fight be- ity for an Aggie school record tween unbeaten Irish Johnny BOSTON QP- 0- Was it because Ted Williams had retir- ed that Boston Red Sox at-Jlitendance plunged 279277 last season? “Nope’ concludes the' Red Sox brass thereby exploding an assumption of that the colorful Williams personally was responsible for as much as half of the million or so in annual Fenway Park the first Red without him s six-poi- nt Georgia Tech Louisiana State The performance boosted his I Colorado season totals to 93 completions ) Iowa n 150 throws 62 percent for 10 Minnesota Second 10 teams— 11 Missou1391 yards and eight touchHe’s averaging 93 ri 39 12 Purdue 18 13 Northdowns 11 14 Wyoming 9 yards for every pass thrown— western a figure that should slow critics 15 Auburn 8 16 Utah State who ehsini Starr can’t throw 7 17 Michigan 6 18 (tie) Kansas qnfl UCLA 3 each 20 the long a“bomb" Starr has already passed for fotre DUme 2 Others —- Penn State and more yards this year than he did last and has doubled his Duke 1 each touchdown pass total He credits speedy receivers like Max McGee Boyd Dowler and Ron NEW YORK On Willie Shoemaker Aqueduct's leading Jockey booted home four winners Monday-De- ad Head $460 Count J Amlel $560 Practice Joker $580 and Rain Dance $850 VaHad votes and records in parentheses: Points Team Four Winners ants wi WWW W g ' y CACHE FINANCE & THRIFT 29 WEST HARRIS TRUCK LOGAN And Eqidpmsnt Co 1275 North Mala Lagoa Utah SK 4 1ST NORTH DON J WILSON PRESIDENT 75 I |
