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Show i j - '; Y- ' . Y Y 1VJ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1959 n n V- DAILY HERALD TTtaVi TTnV. t : ; -- n Mo Wally raves f! - I ' ' ' .1 ' ' V Y' . X A ' ' , A r " 1 Y Y--. ' - Y - - - :' j - - HiN - Ed, Mathews, bat- - pitcher Lew "Burdette. Outfielder winner Willie Mays-- and 2 Sam Jones were picked from the Frank Rob Giants, n John inson and loy Temple were the Reds select ed and shortstop Ernie Banks was first-basema- ' i n ; i ii ' " i ' . ' Y j first base but the tie was re solved "in favor of Robinson because he also received five votes as an outfielder. Jones- and j Burdette compiled records and each.1 identical Each of the shutouts: pitched four eight regulars played m at leasi 145 games, only one batted less than .300 and they totaled or an average of 31 homers apiece for the season. The complete voting position-by- ' - 21-l- o , An - " - PAYSON 4f ' l;Y , .ft Moore is the subject on "This Is Your Life ' television show, slated tonight. One of the guests on the show Will be Marciano, who fought and beat the ageless Moore. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) GETS CLOSER LOOK! Light heavyweight boxing Moore rigljt) holds up' one of hist two champion Archie daughters, Joan' Maria so" that former world heavy- weight champion Rocky Manfiano can get a cioseir look. : Cuddy Picks Utah, Wyoming; Sebo Named IT Sky! ine Games to Top Coach Texas, USC By JACK CUDDY Catcher: , Del Crandall, NEW YORK (UPD Texas and :(21), Smokey; Burgess, .Pirates Reds (1). Southern California are favored to (2), Ed Bailey, Robinwin j.' their respective "meetin' o: Frank Orlando Cepeda, the unbeaten" engagements with son, Reds? and Giants (10 'each,, Joe Cunning conference rivals Saturday, The Longhorns, ranked third in ham, Cardinals-- ! (2), Joe Adcock, Braves and Gil" Hodges, Dodgers the natidn, are seven - point jfa- vorites to hand Arkansas its first (1 each). Johnny Tem- - defeat of the season, in thbir pie, .Reds, (15), Charlie Neal, Southwest Conference headliiier at Dodgers (8), 'Don Blasingame, Little Rock, Ark. d Southern Cali orhia Cardinals 1). Cubs eight-poian choice for its Big Ernie Banks, is Shortstop: (1). Braves Five Conference clash with Wash23), 'Johnny Logan, ) Mathews,-BravesEd ington at 'Seattle. The South's top weekend attrac(18), Ken Boyef, Cardition pitting fourth-rankeGeornals (6). Au Hank Tech Aaron, e i t f u Id efs: gia against jO Braves and "Willie r Mays, Giants burn was ated a toss-u(23 each), Wally Mon, Dodgers ranked Louisiana State 'was ' (10), Robinson, Reds aiid Vada en by 14, over Kentucky, and Northwestern is ,a ,Pinson, (5 'each), Joe Cunnin- -ranked Gus favorite over Michigan Bell, gham, (Cardinals (4), In the Reds and Duke Snider, Dodgers biggest Friday night game ' of the week,-- . Navy was (1 each), Pitchers: Sam . Jones, Giants picked by fiveover Miami Fla.) Here' are the on (21), Lew Burdette, 'Braves U2), ' Warren Spahn, Braves (9) , Elroy Saturday's games: Colorado vsi Iowa State,' even Fax:e, Pirates and Johnny Giants (3 each). ' Georgia Tech vs. Auburn, even First-Basema- n: j - 'If j ; . " I ; j nt j n: f llt.h-ranke- I s- p. - 13-poi- . .; Stars i''- - L (1-2- H-2- . ' nt ; I ds J :, Forty-Niner- s. : loug-rang- k, n, Ed Van Leuven, Pay on of his .throws this season. Ray Uerry and Lenny Moore, two of hve been hambut should be in by pered injuries when in the better shape- for the clash wkh television than his key receivers, - Coliseum. the Bears. Milt Plum, Cleveland's quarterMr. and Mrs. Van Leuven have back, has a bruised chest and a spent about three months in gash on his ankle but will olay Southgate with Bishop' and Mrs. against the Cardinals. J. W. Osborn, a Philadelphia and. New1 York arc and in physical condition ror jdaughter. They also visited Mr. theirgood Yankee Stadium game. Tomsand: Mrs. W. E. Wanlass and McDonald of the Eagles, top jmiily in Burbankand Mr. aid my Norm Van Brocklin's for Mrs. L. W. Clement in Low?-Lak- e. target and the passes league's leading .' scorer this season with 30 points, They came back to Utah by suffered a hard blow on the face train last week with the Osborn in last week's game with Pittscouple and daughter, Ranae, and; burgh but revealed no Her. her friend, Susan fracture. He'll play. son-in-la- w X-ra- ys . can store up to 450 pounds of food All in easy reach in this You 0E!EH1I . Cit-iade- 0, J n: Third-Basema- ': ) are i'i pairing, the Browns point choices to beat the Chicago Cardinals 1 at Cleveland. Green Bay" has been winning with, a good defense that has allowed only 33 points, an averags of .12 a game, in defe ating the Bears, Lions. and The Rams, who' feature e offensive power, are favored over Green Bay although Bill Wade, their No. 1 quarter-Lachas a knee injury which may hamper him. Wade likes to lire long passes to Jim Phillips and Del Shofncr. Jon Arnett Mi other top target, is injured. The Packers also must stop Ollie Mat-soWho cracked the Bear liae lor 199 yards during a Raul triumph last Sunday--. Unitas Off Target John Unitas, Baltimore's passer, hjis been off target with some 2) fulfilled one! of his mctsf cherished dreams when he attended" World! Series ball game in LoS Angeles, Calif., last week. At 79, he thought he'd never see the day when he could sit there in the open air and watch thej Dodgers or hy othr team njay toward a sejrles' wim TFamily members in cjalifornia were able (to get! him a ticket, howevjer, and he saw one of the games. He had to admit, thdugh, that a person can see it 'better PHILADELPHIA vf UPD Quiet, Navy over Miami Fla.)In a soft spoken and mild mannered was his trademark, even when the close one. Also Louisiana State over Ken- slings and arrows of disappointment dug deepest. tucky, Mississippi State over GeorQuiet soft spoken," mild mangia, Tennessee over Alabama. North Carolina over Maryland nered, with modesty added, is his Mississippi over Tulane, Florida trademark no.w, with his most over Vanderbilt, Pittsburgh ove" successful season in $ix years ra West Virginia, George Washington pidly growing. He is Steve Sebo, who was Over Furman, Richmond over named today the United Press In Virginia Tech over Virginia ternational football Coach of the Florida State over Memphis Sta;o, Week--thsame jikeable little guy Wake Forest Over North Carolina out who the disillusionsweated State, VMI over William ad ment at the University of PennMary. in the sylvania dreary days when SOUTHWEST it Penn stripped football of any Texai over Arkansas In a of pove:f bending backvestige thriller between unbeatens. ' ward to Ivy League demands. Texas Christiah over Texas He is the Coach of ;the Week A&M Better defense. becauscf his roa-bac- k team, unSouthern Methodist over Rice-Sup- erior ' beaten, untied, unscored on, uppassing. set Princeton Saturday,, 18-- 0 one Also 'Baylor over Texas Tech. short week after it topped defendOklaTulsa over Hardin-Simmon- s, champion Dartmouth. homa jover Houston, New Mexi ingTheIyy ' two victories over the co over;. Arizona, Mississippi South-ove- r for the Ivy title followed West Texas State. a shutout triumph over Lafayette, ' FAR WEST the first season since 1945 that Southern California over WashPenn won us iirst three games ington USC line 'gives Huskies while blanking its opponents, and loss! J boomed the Quakers to the fa UCLA over California Bear vored position in the championship j . V ' i j . United Press International ' We! pick NEW YORK n UPD the week end' college football; win ners. a(s follows: EAST r'nrnbll over Yale Elis duffer iirst loss. Syracuse over Holy Cross-Ab- out 21-although; both unbeat' en, Second-BasemaPenn State lover Bostoi j U. Richie Lucas and cohorts red hot. Also Pennsylvania over Brown. Sixth-rankeBoston College; over Dartmouth Harvard over Columbia, Princeton over Colgate, Rutgers over Buc lihode ne 11, Massachusetts over Island, Delaware over New Hamp- d sbire, Connecticut over Maine. d MIDWEST Top-choNorthwestern! over Michigan -But by close scored secondHawks Iowa over Wisconsin j wave edge in power. over Dame Notre Michigan State Irish were (good iagaint California. Ask Purdue over Ohio State point-spreaNotre Dame and Wisconsin. Also Indianaf over Nebraska, IlAnto-iiell- i, linois over Minnesota, Oklahoma over Missouri, j' Kansas over jKau haven't jelled. Cornell vs. Yale, even race. sks State, Miaini (Ohio) ovecVi!-ianovover Stanford State Washington 3 Duke over, Army Colorado over Iowk State;, But too close for comfort. Iowa 3 over Wisconsin rietroit over Xavier, Wichjta over RADIATORS REPAIRED Also Air Force over Oregon Stanford 3 over Washington State Cincinnati. Auto Glass Installed of over Pacific College Marquette Aii Force Academy 6 over Oregon SOUTH Specialized Work over Idaho, WyomOregon State Indiana 6 over Nebraska On over Aubunt Tech Georgia ing over Brigham Young, Utah Counsel Noti.e Dame 6 over Michigan. 'St, NEW YORK (UPI) AHLANDERS Tenn. over Denver, Utah State over Jackets' the showing against of New the James P. Fusscas Georgia 7 over Mississippi State 430 Cade's So. Univ. Avenue Duke over Co'o-radArmy Montana, Arizona State over York State Athletic Commission Illinois 7 over Minnesota ' back. . bounce State-' today began drawing up specific Purdiie 7 over Ohio State charges of misconduct aimed at Texas Christian 7 over Tex A&M revoking within two weeks jthe li- Tennessee 7 over Alabama censes of three principals in the Texas 7 over Arkansas mobster-finance- d Johansson - Pat- Boston College 8 oyer Dartmouth terson fight promotion. Souther Calif. 8 over Washington ! ' 1 Fusscas is acting upon orde s UCLA- 8 over California Gael SAN FRANCESCO (UPI) contained in the commission's Harvard 13 over Columbia 'for end Barsotti, rugged thej preliminary decision Tuesday Northwestern 13 over Michigan of California Bears, ioday Kansas 14 over Kansas State against: vias named the Big Five's jLine-ma- n Rosensohn Enterprises, Inc., Louisiana State 14 over Kentucky of the Week. which promoted the June 26 fight Pittsburgh ,14 over West Vifginia Although Noire Dame ovejrpow-ere- d wherein Tngemar Johansson on Syracuse 19 over Holy Cross scouts and Writers Cal, 28-won the world 21 heavy- Mississippi Sweden; over Tulane covering Saturday's game said he weight crown from Floyd Patter- Penn State 26 over Boston Univ was responsible for turning jmost son, arid which: has a return-bou- t of the Irish speed to Baylor 6 over Texas Tech the inside. ' ' ' i Tinsitionf . Payspn iylqn Realizes Dream, AttendsjWorld Series Game ' " o Favored Over Foes Tough Bravefl -- M nt son I honored, Robinson and Orlando Cepeda of he Giants finished . with 10 votes each in the balloting for Y 23-2- 1 ; the,-Cu- ' 2) ; .V . L4TY -- vw i AI, Y . ' second-basejma- J ' . ' - ' ' , t ii " . x 'v hr RravPS WPrs Del1 Crandall, slugging n " Y r ' ' 5lonf prf frnfn third-basema- i 1) ' ' AIs- - 49-2- ,.,X ' ' catcher , , Defeat on Packer Eleven , 21-ga- .j i. : 1) - I Yf . . are favored over the San By EARL WRIGHT United Press International (2-Francisco Forty-Niner- s' by kwo at The Los 'Angeles Rams ruv Detroit in the othe'r points three-poifavorites to smash the Western Division clash. The New York Giants are Sun National Football U League's only heaviest favorites. They are day's remaining; perfect; record SuncHv when they tackle the Green Bay 62 point choices to whip Uu Eagles at New York although Packers at Milwaukee. 1 walloping from Los Angeles is favosed although they too!k a the two 'weeks ago at Phil, Eagles it dropped twoj b its first threo t games while Green Bay, surprise adelphiaj Steelers-Redskin- s Even team lof the campaign, swept its first- - thre starts, j pew York, Philadelphia and the wkshington Redskins are tied for In another key estern Divisici? the. Eastern; Division lead with 2'i game, the champion Baltimore records. The Redskins and Pitts Colts (2-are slim, one-poiburgh Steejers (1-are, rafd choices for their game with ihe even for) their game at WashingBears (1-at Chicago. The Lions ton. In the other Eastern Division n 10-m- an !' Y V j ' The committee, made baseball of three experts from up each city, in the league, selected four members of the second-plac- e Milwaukee ; Brave si two stars each from the San Francisco Giants and Cincinnati Reds and one Chi cago Cub to round out a squad. The team , boasts two winners and a ,309 team batting average. team.- Y , t - .' ; nt j 24-ma- ' ; ; .,.''! ' iJi. 'All-Sta- r, " ' ;. - j ' ' ), Vl By FRED DOW? United Press International NEW- YORK (UPI) Wally. Moon, who staged a fine come- . in;o rrr eitiro c Viq ' only member of the world champion Los AngelesDodgers named today to the United Press International's 1959 National .League Y' Y ' Rains vf-ay' ' . ' .'"- Way With 4 Players ' '. 1; . L ' ' '.. ' ' k .... i , ' ' ' Y ' i N. To L's Mayned, Dddgbr: OloSy El . ' ''! ' 4 Y- , ; Y'-- : :Y '. " ; Y J ELECTRIC FUEEZER. - l v 0 I , a, Charges Drawn Up In Promotion Case " . A . 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