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Show Zzuer Wins MVP Award Manavu Sots Pace In Provo On National League Stake Race By STAN GPOTOWSXY YORK (UP) He doesn't ( Brooklyn, who finished third In Br CAiL LLNDQU1ST believe in stars, yet he's developed ' eW Manava ward remained out tn som of the Barney KtW YORK VP Swivel.!"; received 228 pointy to 211 front todav in thm ' Provo LDS Poole, Charley'greatest the Conerly, Jimmy Sauer, big for Roberts and 206 for Black. Luke's M Men evtsfioj of Htk basketball league Lear. the Chicago Cubs, SsjEr w u aner downing caixTeenui waro, He's a very friendly fellow, yet awaiusu race, the national league's most ofuuiva e 10 for a vote, nine) 57.28, Wednesday nigSst. It was he beat on of bis best buddies. VfJuabl player Thursday, the first for a second, eight for third. ndfManavu-- third straight win. He doesn't believe in predictions, Ti e a from a second division club en . to one for a yet he said his team was ready U receive last award in 39 years. rote.down Wednesday night. Tenth defeated for its toughest game In years. 48- producer In the Saer, top run That s Johnny vaught. the ' and First slipped seventh. ita J 21 driven in. also Sauer received eight t.tyart six for second, three forD.,t Fifth. year-ol- d sage of Mississippi. He t ad Ralph Kiber of Pittsburgh for votes, two ior rounn, iwo lor mtn John Fought led the Manavu is the United Press Coach of the i ae rust honors with J7, even ,"ra. two for sixth. He was not M wound up with a com-to victory with 10 points, fol Week. His "Ole Miss Rebels" one ballot. Rob-rr-- s five snapped mighty Maryland's unde r5n. nmed lowed unimprrstive batting erts jirsuvetjrml rro by George Collard with had seven firsts, four seconds, and Ted feated string at 22 games, and did S. Mario with Money hard the it wsy by coming from Matthews Bo wen and John The Powerful outfielder, whose three led the sixths, and a seventh. The losers with 11 and 8 points, re i WtTJm in 'strong-arme- d right hander. whose 'here they last j.iae tym reconi wae tops for tbe league spectively. T rfrk -1 i i9i2 Jim Smedley went on a wild r : since Dlxxy Dean won 28 games ''. out f'W led ettht spree In the second half was shooting frst piace;for th( i.. ,1,, w. i . tn Tentn to its win. ne roi- i . w. taaebaU wrtters selected for mak JUected 18 points. Ray Nixon got 14 n. . c, it the award. He won out onlyl for Tenth. (UP) The tAl Pnil Cooper paced the fventh STARKVILUE. Miss.Southeastern commissioner of the Tfao pieced second, and with his clutch relief pitching, was; with 9 points. Conference Thursday predicted vu w iui uui, uni; jiuuu no penalty would be meted rwtM relief hurler Joe Black ot;""J iivo that x an ana vouu iivv ior sconog piayiaa piace. one ior second, one to the University of Tennessee for excellent floor game. Howell of out for fourth, third, for ineligible football player using eighth, and one for 10th. Three First tanked 10 points. Jim Haslam this season. writers did not name him. was Bushnell the Darrell big Instead. Commissioner Bernie Sauer's support came mainly spark for Fifth with 8 points, fol- - Moore said, the only result of the Ladles FTt City for his fine slugging during the lowed by Brent Jones and Jim Hill incident will be "development of L rrt. the season when he with 7 points each. a better way to keep up with who 19 .604 29 ... tLut and is and who isn't on the field in a The game was 21 JX3 of his runs batted in. After the ... i'.tfpf close all of the way. game." 26 22 .542, Oucxea Hoost . . game interlude in July, Haslam, a tackle and captain The lea cue standings: .521 23 25 14 homers and drove Xiiue hit he only of this year's Tennessee team W 24 .500 24 Fharmary flnoeCrUl in 49 runs: Moreover, during Sep- - Manavu from St. Petersburg, Fla., was 8 27 .438 21 Eegal declared ineligible by Tennessee 20 28 .417 Xayoe J r! ry . . officials Wednesday when it was .2 20 28 .417 .111- .TI 1 VitTJ Psriio l.tw .i (iiuuj vmf brought to their attention that .1 Fifth Haslam was competing in his Sauer's best month was May, Tenth .1 Coremary of resu.' t 45 723 1994,when he batted .352 and batted seventh fifth varsity season under a tech.0 hippe Jei-- y S10 638 739 1987 in 28. runs, hitting six homers. His; Ckttkea Kookl nicality in the rules. June be" Km run n10"111 w Commissioner Moore refused to 5 63 1912 . M d Barry hold Tennessee Coach Bob WXoBt inc" Vh. 614 IUf si Cr.ii responsible for the sllp-uga.Ught era of iMarCsQIlO ?ina 1913 when Jake Dauvert of the! saying "I am confident that Bob tilmoi Pfc rra. 65ti 07 tiq e Neyland did nothing intentionally 638 1942 Dodgers won the Na- - ITQ Ha?! Happy Service wrong." The commissioner said tlonal League award, has a ma- UyUT under the present 635 615 1MB jor that a second with player ingue system "it la next to Impossible Xeiust Clesnrrs 65 6i 6591971 division team received the honor. to keep up with players on the Dauvert. in fact, was the only Ik. m rr. ry ol Utfrrt field." in major league his other player Salmon, 2108; tory to be selected. il.sb SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Rocky BtL.fv. iSn4. Chuken. V.1. won and Marciano would like to defend his had a HiH Uim game Chirken, 739; lostRoberts world record after the heavyweight boxing Qui4, 723. Salmon. "22. and his only defeats pionship against former champion By Salmon, were in games where the Phillies Joe Walcott in an outdoor bout In Map ? San Francisco or New York were shut out. He beat the Deluxe. 46. 115 Ea Prv H eh iod:idu'sl same's: D Prow, ers six straight times without a.next spring or summer. Manager Al Weill made the dis- 16 A Jenkins. Salmon, defeat. Ilappt. 181. M IlioVicy. Chicken, 173. Fourth place in the voting wentlclosure as he visited here with BOISE (UP) Coach Lvle Smith !to rookie reliever Hoyt Wilhelm oflMarciano. who will referee one of hinted Thursday that some Idaho rec - ,the semifinal bouts on the lmpor- - winter weather and a knee brace the Giants, who had a .Men's League Jreee Clyr tan Bobo Olson Lee Sal bout could be his secret weapons when 133 to !ord. He received top points W i " . . the Boise Junior College Broncos Stan Musiat ot me Thursday night. 0 1.000 Muslal received 127 "Jim Norris of IBC would like defend their season's undefeated 0 1.000 Cardinals. Heicdiel.Ti a Jewelry... !750' points. to put the match Into one of his record here Saturday against Pasa1 Pte Plr;t It Service .500 was St. Louis of I buildings in New York or Chlca- - dena City College. Enos Liuied Slaughter said Weill. "But I think we Smith said snow or cold weather 2 .500 sixth in the votina with 92 points. go. ... HorceUrt'l Rmi'v 3 2V) Jackie Robinson of Brooklyn sev- - should stage the bout, out of doors would help his Broncos and hinder He!ndtnofs Muiie ... 0 4 .000 enth with 31, Peewee Reese and in either New York or San Fran- - the Callfornlans, used to that West Esctacge Club Coast sunshine. 0 4 .(wo Duke Snider of Brooklyn Ued forjeisco. Ki Grsridc 29 of and Roy Reu'U 'Promoter Jimmy Murray of It was reported that a BJC each, eighth with Summary oi crootoiyn, me iuoi san francisco has assured me coach ordered a knee brace WeMis.unii-t- iii nj'.eo iHomeland tampanena 4 90& 25.2 winner, and Red Schoendienst of that the bout would do a million dnesdaypossibly for the Injured 760 St. Louis, tied for 10th with 25 dollar cate if held here. I'm turt Wayne Patrick. The atar halfback been out of action for about 920 914 10052847 eich. Snider was the only other INorris would not turn his back on haa pP p;ot a month with an injured leg. e I! ;adael.man M S60 910 922 2.92, pi.v.r to sret a vote such a proposition as that." Earlier reports this month were He picked up one. Weill said there was no chance that Patrick would be out of action 914 928 10052847 beof staging a fight in February for the remainder of Boise'a regu897 917 8392653' 10 Grande tween 'Marciano and Walcott. lar season, but there was some "It takes Rocky at least eight hope that Patrick may get in the M5 8952808 Taxmans to 10 weeks to get into shape," Saturday, at least for passPelnd Jeetry 910 907 9252742 he said as Marciano slept sound- game " of mm Leaders ing assignments. 'nNj try midnext room in the ly during fKxh Tram Sr.e P:pe Plant. press conference. M7, JCnudven Music, 241; Helnd-rim- n The Skyline Ski Club win meet day Weill said that the Walcott men KADIATOrS BEPAOtED Mus:c, 2792. tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Miller's Ski A ate Class lasts Ued Team Game: Pipe Plant, shop to make plans for the earning want to stage the fight la Miami It this winter. Specialised Work 10U5, Kr.u3en Mus.c. W7; Knud- - winter season. ta She I think that "But don't elect officers will The club t and1, " an AH LANDER'S for it he aid 'Thi t J. l ' 1952-Mt 'che.re W cent year. .kSSJnT So. TJatT. As 4M Anyone interested in skiing is in- and it can draw really big money awn , 545; Wnsht iUruted. Saiesi, to the vlted in attend the meeting. right elty S3t M.ta Individual Games: ." be-rt- sa NXW -- ur-- au m , first-plac- g lOth-pla- first-plac- ee e; 50-3- 0. . 42-3-8. Uid W j .'," 1- r. t "1" Vds to ESCGD Grid Penally i Jt.JfjrJS'ttS mla5 ! , Jelry lfrtt r . hard-foug- ht All-St- ar ....... . . Pry . M-1- Ney-lan- VOHtS M3 JO UUIliuSl With Jco Valcotr Djti Je'ry tm st two-plato- on 19-- 2 mid-seaso- i, cham-interlud- n Dodg-jeith- e, er Boise Eleven Set For Invasion Pasadena Team i -- 15-3 fifth-pla- . - . ce . . first-plac- Skyline Ski Club To Meet Tonight . V1 w1.yrVS; " a . T Way-eas- Sales, tltwl Muilr1, Uar LMfM Vaught Insists "there have been greater upsets" than the 4 triumph his team scored on home ground last Saturday. For example, his own team not undefeated then, as It was this year beat Sugar Bowl champion Kentucky last year. About Maryland, Vaught says simply, "We decided the Monday before the game we were going to beat them and we went to work to do it." How? The team used several 21-1- new plays which spaced linemen to confuse the Maryland defense. The Mississippi defense wasn't changed, but it was carefully coached after OJe Miss scouts watched Maryland In four games and then exchanged movies. Vaught has one main theory about football and that is "don't have any main theory, about foot ball." His team didn't point for Mary land all season long, as often is the case of major upsets. Although unbeaten, the team was twice tied this year and couldn't afford to overlook any game. Vaught once served as an as sistant coach at North Carolina side by side with Maryland's Jim Tatum. They became pals. But. meoosttip nil no place on the football field. Mississippi now is in the Sugar Bowl, paired against undefeated and untied Georgia Tech. Johnny Vaught is glad in a way, and said in a way. He puts it this way: A game like that against Maryland makes you old while it's going on, but I felt young again after the final whistle blew." , Yanks Buck Plan For Night Games On All Week Days A proposal NEW YORK (UP) by the Cleveland Indians that big league teams play all week-dagames at night encountered the powerful opposition of the New York Yankees Thursday and. it was learned, probably will not even be put on the agenda at the winter baseball meetings next month. The proposal, made Wednesday by Ellis Ryan, president of the Indians, was quickly scoffed at by Yankee President Dan Too- y Coast Scribe Picks Trojans Over Bruins By HAL WOOD SAN FRANCISCO (UP) 4 Pr .ey Recti ,, . ry of k-- 11 of a historic run, at the tall-enare happy. Picked 80 right, only 17 wrong for a neat .825 percentage There still is this week to go but take a look at these cincheroos and remember we told you so: Southern California - over UCLA the "eggsperts" are picking the Bruins on better balance. But remember, the Trojans have two scoring units: one on. of- fense, one on defense. They do not have, any man who will be as "marked" as Paul Cameron oi the Bruins. If Cameron is hurt, or bottled up. the UCLA offense isn't too stout. Those Trojans have a offensive now and plenty of spirit, too. Southern Cal by 17. Always Cleee One California over Stanford this al ways is a close game, no matter which team Is favored. In 54 years of rivalry, Stanford has won 23. California 22, and nine have ended in ties. But this year California appears to have too much power. Both clubs are riddled with injuries, but Stanford didn't have the depth possessed by the Bears. This is the first time since 1947 that at least one or the other of the two teama hasn't gone into the battle with a perfect rec ord. California by 20. Oregon over Oregon State the records indicate that the' Beavers have the edge in this one, but the Webfoots have been coming along fast under coach Len Cassanova and their most recent job was a win over Stanford. On the other hand. OSC has been retarding. 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"You could pick your own odds The Brigham Young Cougars that Ryan's proposal will never should be in good physical shape go through," Topping said. "And, perhaps the best of the sea an o you may be sure that the Yankees when .they tangle With Colorado A&M Saturday at never will agree to it." Ft. Collins, It was learned that Topping's Coach Chick Atkinson said Thursconviction that the proposal would day. never be accepted was based on Only one man definitely will be me fact that another American 'out of the because of in game League club will propose that all He is halfback t. teams adopt a limit of 14 night juries.who has a brokenRalph leg. games. The club, which is beThree players returned to. the lieved to be the Detroit Tigers this week after havCougar already has the proposal on the ing beenlineup out with Injuries. They agenda. are halfbacks Bob Bills. Gary One baseball man and Bob Wh! taker. under the circumstances,, it is un- - Paxman The Saturday game at Ft. Collins iy mat could even get will be BYU's last conference the proposal Kyan on the agenda. game of the season. 1 r.:C0 OIL CO. IZ3 South 1th East C r7 I 4&mwwial nrntiT CXOWM-FOIMA- M m;:n m:n uma a tsm m nttr DISTILLERS COK'OKATION AT LOUISVILLE !2f!i IN KENTUCKY Kcrib-.- ' world d Michaels-Ster- n well-drcaa- ) km , by well-dresw- Our handsomely tailored, impeccably groomed New Yorkers are cut from she 100 wool worsted of America's finest mills'. . . ahar kakana, glena, tickweavea, diagonals . J. all bent on look that 'service with the is typical of ilichaels-- S tern's tailoring. In AncrZsn'o (' H.gh lodjvidua! Games: A. Child (Humph(B:g 4. 219. K. Johnson rey . 217; C Baiy-C- . EUlott (Int. Theaters1. 213 sWmmary of Results: Ck-arters- , - all-arou- nd 1 w&tajey Theaters', i' : Bailey, Int Johnson (Hum-pftrr- y C 615. 570; K , .A. IS H.gh lrrfivsffual Series: A. Child 4 lit"1 - -'.-- prey Cleaners, Watdea Motor. 2834. Hgb Team Game; Humphrey fB.g 4 ed 2XT4. VM, r d we .771 .729 .688 .458 . 438 .154 .233 8622874 8022542 5rtee: l!.(t Team 2.22; Hum Oaners, VJb I V a successful season. So, for the 1952 campaign, now a 984 828 822 8X8 Ma it phrr-- Icier mouct:n . . V 14 13 J71 878 894 9502722 828 901 905 234 Wa4o ri Any time this department is able te keep up In the .800 bracket among the pigskin pickers, ft has been L Pet W Watdee Motor Zixa White white ". !r IZZ1 y (Heind-avMna- ..27 IS B:g 4 Durnbutors ... 33 n Thea... 22 Intermo-jr.Ha4y Pars.ey Inc. ..21 EUSV 4rrs 17 r:s In Andrus 210. 209; Davis 198. Humphrey Oacere Regal Karreat.on ZlMt touchdowns h it B:g the last period. THURSDAY, NOVTUSXJt 23, Provo. Ptah Cquaty. Utaja p, ftnli sixth-plac- . with two behind II DAILY HERALl, Mississippi's Johnny Vaught Named UP's 'Coach of Veek'- arid 5i!i V.'c;t njfi ! -- I |