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Show Brig ham You mi Ssr j -- mr vJ1 V is m ..-- " NEA Sports Writer NEW YORK (NEA) As it comes to all men especially old ones there is an end to everything. And it is our guess that Ray Robinson finally will reach the end of the line, say along about the 10th of his scheduled middleweight championship match with Carmen Basilio at Yankee Stadium, Sept. 23. and anything but a classic, Basilio is bandy-legge- d stand-u- p boxer. The guy from Chittenango gets hit more than is good for him. He's a bleeder, particularly about the eyes. He left hooks from the hip because he can't generate power from the shoulder, protecting his head by dipping it to the right. Basilio can be faulted on several counts The welter champion is quite certain to be in all kinds of trouble in the first four or five rounds. It will not be surprising to see him on the floor. But Carmen can fight and at the finish, k is our idea that it will be Basilio shocking the aging Robinson with left hooks to the head, sapping his strength inside, slowing his reflexes. Unless one or the other goes out quickly, this one figures to be an exciting fight. That's the biggest risk Basilio runs the desperately dangerous Robinson landing a clean sht while he still has his strength. The Harlem Hotshot has convinced even the more ardent Basilio rooters that he is a past master at this. nd , When In Doubt Pick Younger Man An old formula for picking the winners of fights has been close to infallible through the years.. It is that whenever you are in doubt about the outcome, pick the younger man. There most certainly is doubt about the outcome of the battle, and the onion picker is seven or eight years younger. The book shows Robby to be 37, but some in position to know say he is 38. The difference in age easily could offset Hobby's eight or d weig-Tipull and advantages in height and reach." Basilio is big enough if good enough. He. has the equipment to win if he knows what to do with it. He has the right pattern provided he sticks to it. This is to keep Robinson busy, never give him a second's rest. Robby cuts easily, too. There are the pictures of at least four of Robinson's starts since he launched his comeback. Tiger Jones whacked him around for 10 rounds. He was frightful beating one Johnny Lombardi. He was just another middleweight and on the floor against hesitating Rocky Castellani. He then won the permanent championship of Bobo Olsen. Basilio-Robinso- n nine-poun- t Sure He Went 15 Rounds But . . . There is the memory of Robinson fighting the very ordinary Gene Fullmer the first time. Yes, he went 15, but that was about all he accomplished. "He was afraid he would get tired and be carted out like Archie Moore against Rocky Marciano," Ernie Braca, one of his managers, explained. Sure, Robinson put a lily in Fullmer's hand in the fifth round of their return, when the Utah copper welder moved in with the sign of welcome on his chin. But Robby was tiring by the minute even though Fullmer made the fatal mistake of not lugging the trouble to him. Basilio does not tire or get discouraged. He can take a punch and wil take plenty of them. But Robinson will find that Basilio can punch and keep right on punching. The difference, as we see it, wtfl be the force and number of Robinson's punches diminishing after four or five rounds. It is then that Carmen Basilio figures to come on and win a second championship and the latest pugilistic popularity poll. Baseball Scoreboard MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS .National League W 90 85 vSt. 81 77 74 69 58 59 Philadelphia L 57 62 68 70 75 81 89 91 (7-- 2) (19th), (8th), Lynch (3rd), Pet. GB Blasingame McMillan (1st). ,612 .578 .544 .524 .497 .460 5 10 13 17 22 (1st Game) New York ... .301 000 022 001 Pittsburgh V- -j 395 32 .393 32 Vi 0004 11 2 5 12 0 OOx McCormick, (3), Worthington Miller (6) and Westrum; Pline, Purkey 3V and Peterson. WP ). LP Worthington Purkey (11-14- (8-11- American League W L Pet. GB (2nd Game) 94 54 .635 New York New York ... 330 120 0009 15 3 87 59 .596 6 Chicago .100 002 1105 11 1 78 69 .531 15Vz Pittsburgh Boston Gomez, Grissom (7) and Thomas; 75 71 .514 18 Detroit Witt, O'Brien (2), Douglas (5), 71 75 .486 22 Baltimore Swanson 71 (6), Arroyo (7), Face 75 .486 22 Cleveland and (9) Kravitz. WP Gomez 54 90 .375 37 Kansas City LP Witt ). HRS 55 92 .374 38 Washington 2 (8th, 9th). Harris SATURDAY'S RESULTS National League American League Philadelphia .. .000 000 1023 7 1 .001 3 6 100 ..... Boston 0002 160 001 0008 9 2 Brooklyn Saniord. Farrell (9) and Lonnettj New York ... .001 010 0013 10 1 Seminick 9i; Podres, Roebuck Nixon, Belock (8) and White; (9) and Pignatano. WP Sanford Turley, Byrne (3), Ditmar (8), LP Podres ). ) Kucks (9) and Berra, Howard (8). WP Nixon LP 9 0 . 110 200 011 Milwaukee HRS Williams Turley 002 000 0002 9 0 (36th), Vernon (7th), Collina Chicago (18-Buhi and Rice; Drabowsky, (2nd). Elston 7) and Fanning. LP 5 HRS Adcock, Chicago 100 001 3207 12 0 Drabowsky 2 (11th and 12th), Long (19th), Cleveland 401 100 0006 4 1 Rice (9th). Latman, McDonald (1), Rudolph (5), Howell (7), Staley (8) and (10 Innings) Lollar; Wynn, Valentinetti (8), 11 0 Daley (8), Alexander St. Louis ... 000 020 230 (9) and 001 11 2 Brown. WP Howell (6-011 Cincinnati .130 LP Jones, Merritt (2, Schmidt (3), Valentinetti HRS Harrell Lovenguth (5, Kuzava (6), Muf-fe- tt (1st), Jackson (2nd). (6), Martin (8), Wehmeier (8) and H. Smith; Nuxhall, Klipp-ste- in Washington ...102 400 1008 10 1 000 000 001- -J 7 0 (5), Rabe (8), Freeman Baltimore (10) and Bailey. Wiesler and. Courtney; ). . . H5-12- ).' (18-8- (0-1- (12-9- (12-1- . . 2) (12-6- ). . 6) f 11-1- . 18 29 (!) WP---Free- man S Pet and Garden Shop Cages, Aquariums, Food and Accessories, House Plants and Planters 27S S. University FR 86 " tie Saturday night and narrowly missed an upset when a field goal attempt was blocked in the final 50 seconds. crowd A record opening-gam- e of 24,000, thrilled by Arizona's brisk first period offense, watched the Wildcats lose the ball five times on fumbles and twice on intercepted passes in the second half. Paul Dalebout attempted a field goal for the Cougars after the ' Skyline conference team moved 1 the ball to the 15 yard line of Arizona with less than a minute to play. But Arizona end Norman Romero blocked it. Quarterback RaLph Hunsaker of Arizona, who scored one touchdown on a plunge from the one foot line and passed 10 yards to end Willie Peete for the other, couldn't find the range in the second half. Hunsaker's first down pass to Peete in the third period backfired when the Arizona end fumbled and quarterback Carroll PICKS UP SIX YARDS University of California's halfback Jack Hart (43) slices Johnston of BYU gathered in the line in the first through the SMU line for six yards to tne Mustangs' eight-yar- d ball on the 25. He returned the Cal. one in of intersectionai at football games. Berkeley, quarter Saturday's big ball ten yards to the Arizona 15. 13-SMU won, (UP Telephoto). Sophomore halfback Keith 15 Hubbs went off tackle for yards and the touchdown. Dale-botied the game with his second extra point. Brigham Young completed 18 of 37 passes for 137 yards, with Johnston completing 13 of them. Arizona threatened only once in the second half, when fullback Sal Gonzales rammed his way 24 yards to the Brigham Young 45. Halfback Tom Dunn fumbled on the next play and BYU recovered. Arizona was guilty of eight fumbles in all and lost seven of them. Reserve quarterback Wayne PROVO, UTAH COUNTY, UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1957 Startin hit consistently on short passes for BYU, with end Tom Clark the principal receiver on the last period drive ended with the blocked field goal attempt. A fumble by Arizona fullback Carl Hazlett set up the initial 32-1- 3 BYU touchdown. Guard Paul Arizona on the Reckel recovered 43. From there Brigham Young the Grizzlies, who have yet to SALT LAKE CITY (UP) moved to the 13, where Johnston lobbed a pass to halfback Howard offensive pow- beat a Utah football team. Utah's three-dee- p in alone An aerial battle expected be was all who Ringwood, UNITED PRESS er, topped by swarthy second tween the two teams By failed to zone. end the The Milwaukee Braves reduced unit quarterback Wally Suba who Grizzlies the with materialize score The by periods: numg their magic two 7 7 for beat 0 to to touchdowns, the stick 014 Arizona ground. electing to three Saturday by whipping passed outmanned Montana University Utah mixed in both running and 0 7 7 014 ber BYU while the the Chicago Cubs, in a Skyline conference passing plays. 3 Arizona scoring: Touchdowns, Cincinnati the St. downed Redlegs here Saturday night before Peete. Conversions, Louis Cardinals, New Utah quarterback Lee Hunsaker, on Roy Mc- opener fans. 16,279 Hunsaker 2. Grosscup directed the Utes to Millan's 10th inning home run. of Both touchdowns .Montana's Touchscoring: Young Brigham In the American League, the New were made in the final four the first score, moving his team ConverHubbs. 59 yards. Fullback Merrill Dougdowns, Ringwood, York Yankees' magic number re- minutes of 2. play. las sliced off right tackle from sions, Dalebout mained at two when they dropped The victory was Utah's seventh one yard out. End George Boss an 3 verdict to the Boston Red without a loss in its series with kicked the conversion to give Sox and the Chicago White Sox .a lead. Utah rallied to defeat the Cleveland The second score came with Indians, three minutes left in the first Joe Adcock and Bob Buhl comhalf on a 14 yard pass from bined in leading the Braves to Adto end Duncan Ward. Suba 10-- 0 their fifth straight victory. K-StHalfback Larry Wilson set up cock unloaded two homers while 12-- 7 ate Utah's third score after interhits. AMES , ' low a (UP) Iowa State Buhl scattered eight mission by returning the Monof McMillan'shomer the first made its debut as a single-win- g kickoff to the 50. Nine plays tana two one season aboard and with WyoLARAMIE, Wyo. (UP) team a success Saturday with a out in the bottom of the 10th the Utes scored again on a later 10-- 0 pass 10 ming stopped a victory over a fumbling Cardthe ruined yard aerial from Grosscup to offensive by Kansas State SaturDenver University team before inning virtually Stewart Vaughan. halfback inals' pennant hopes, dropping day to win, under a new coach 12,500 fans ; at Clyde Williams Milthe same period Suba threw In them five games behind and using a new multiple offense. Field here. seven games reNot since the 1956 Sun Bowl has a spectacular aerial to halfback Iowa State, making its first waukee with who caught the Wyoming, the defending Skyline Martin Bezyack start under former UCLA aid maining. his head and ran the over ball Conference champion, been defeatJim Myers, looked like a much 10 the to final goal. yards ed. different team than the one Quarterback Larry Zowada diwhich finished with a dismal 8 the Wyoming attack well. rected record last year as it scored its It produced two second period first shutout in three years. touchdowns, after Kansas State had 22-- 0 taken a 0 lead in the first period. Moore, Walker (5), Papas (8) and two After Wyoming's touchdowns, ). Moore Triandos. LP Kansas Tristopped Cowboys POOATELLO, Idaho (UP) 2 the HRS Sievers (40th, 41st), on most serious the threat State's Idaho State college unveiled its andos (18th). 0 line just before half time. 1957 football team here Saturday Score by periods: with a 22-- 0 victory over Hastings, 000 001 2003 9 0 Detroit 12 0 0 012 Neb., college in the season opener Wyoming Kansas City ..004 020 OOx 6 11 0 PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) Pow- Kansas State'., 0 0 7. for both teams in the Spud Bowl. Daniel (3), Byrd (6), erful Oregon State, before the Bunning, The Touchdowns, took the opening Wyoming scoring. Porter and Presko (7) House, crowd ever to see a foot- Zowada (1, sneak), Maushart (run, kickoff Bengals largest on a sustained and and (7) put (6); Urban, Morgan ball game in Oregon, rolled up 10). 65 drive of LP ). WP Smith. Urban yards with fullback an easy 20-- 0 victory. over SouthTouchKansas State Kom (19-8scoring: HRS Demaestri ern George going over from Bunning as California the Beavers Conend (70, out down, run). three for the first score Keady yards (8th), Zernial 2 (24th, 25th). opened defense of their Pacific version, Zabnik. of the game. Coast conference title Saturday FRIDAY'S RESULTS night in Multnomah stadium. National Leagu Fullback Nub Beamer from Milwaukee 9 "Chicago 3 Ore., paced the reRoseburg, New York at Pittsburgh, lentless ground attack of coach postponed, rain Tommy Protho's single wing St. Louis 7 Cincinnati 5 Beavers by scoring two touch(10 innings) run. downs, one on a Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 2 14-- 14 r' 6. ut Redskin Aerials Bomb Montana Crew, Braves Near Pennant As Cards Lose pennant-clinchin- 6-- 2, 32-1- 9-- 8, 8-- 7- -0 Cyclones Tip Denver 7--- Pokes Stop 12-- 2-- (11-13- Sfle 89 N. Unir. Are. Prove EAST Boston College 6 Navy American International 19, Massachusetts 7 Rhode Island 12, Northeastern 7 Oklahoma 26, Pittsburgh 0 Springfield 19, Connecticut 14 West Virginia 6, Virginia 6 46, 7, Manhandles 20-- one-ya- rd covered. Seconds later King raced 21 yards to the Miami 26 and Lewis, a part Cherokee junior speedster from Pampa, Tex., scored from SOUTH the 26. Clemson 66, Presbyterian 0 Georgia Tech 13, Kentucky 0 N. Caroline State 7, N. Carolina George Washington 7, William and Mary 0 Duke 26 South Carolina 14 Vanderbilt 7 Missouri7 Rice 20 Louisiana State 14 Texas 26 Georgia 7 Florida State 27 Furman 7 0 your car has been driven mora than 10,000 milos If MIDWEST Bradley 13, Butter 0 Detroit 14, Marquette 0 Iowa State 10, Denver 0 Washington State 34, Nebraska Cincinnati 13 Dayton 13 12 SOUTHWEST Texas A&M 21, Maryland 13 Texas Christian 13 Kansas 13 Arkansas 12 Oklahoma State 0 Arizona State 28 Wichita 0 Houston 7 Miami (Fla.) 0 Baylor 7 Villanova 0 West Texas State 19, Texas Tech Hardin Simmons 14 Tulsa 0 WEST Wyoming 12. Kansas State Stanford 46, San Jose State Chances are 10 to you need this Hofsti 14 21 Z 0 m m to F T A SERVICE SPECIAL 7 7 Oregon 9, Idaho 6 Southern Methodist 13, Calif. 6 Friday'f Games VPI 14 Tulane 13 Davidson 26 Catawba 7 Chattanooga U. 15 Jacksonville T Benedict 33 Moriss 6 & k BRAKE ADJUSTMENT adjust and test brakes OA alt four wheels to give yov 7 "new ear" performance. REPACK FRONT WHEa" BEARINGS to assure long lire and Improved performance. 3. ALIGN FRONT WHEELS correct caster, comb 2. Wilkes 0 Friends 0 Emporia 20 St. Lawrence 6 Upsala 14 St. Johns 7 St. Thomas 13 Howard Navy 6 N. Dakota 21 "Augusiana (S.D.) Washburn 13 Illinois 6 UCLA 47 Air Force Acad. 0 toe-I-n 6 and 4. ADJUST - toe-ou- t. STEERING-f- or complete safety and eomtwl. 5. BALANCE FRONT WHEELS to eliminate steering vibration. Ba$ilio Breaks 6. Camp, Leaves For Title Bout WeSYRACUSE, N.Y. (UP) d lterweight champion Carmen broke camp Saturday and prepared to entrain for New York, where he fights Sugar Ray Robinson Monday night. His party, on a special railway car, will include his wife Kay; two of his brothers, Paul and Joe Netro and Joe; o and trainer DeJohn, Johnny Dundee. They will take up quarters at an undisclosed hotel, to which they will bring their own drinking water and their own food, to be prepared by Kay. Ba-sili- All weights Included. 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