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Show own 11 TUESDAY, OCTOBEB 20, 1959 Utah County, Utah 8 U offi cialliy (bI i DAILY HERALD ' ! ; u J off N ' ; ' : - i. t Only Sjcins 0ner Balks At Proposal By. ED SAINSBURY United Press International Thft Giants now start Charley Conerly, despite his 38 CHICAGO (UPD Expansion of rJ lpt hi Coach V.Jim Uee wav" because. all the , , the National Football League to ill Howell Claims, they tin ally nave a nome run puncn un ine 14 teams has been! unofficially nenrh in tteorjre Shaw v.. recent years they cpuldn't let approved by 11 the 12 club they had owners, George Hals said to- him start because if Charley, had an off-da- y nobody else who could come in and deliver the long ball .j. .. day, and Dallas, Tex., and pos- and Shaw wanted to be traded to a ciud HKe ine Plains sibly Houston, Tex.J will begin play in 1960. because he didn't want to sit on the bench . . Ha! asj owner-coacof the Chi- On a baseball tack, Sal kicked off a bitter cago Bears, Maglie's severed connections intra in an scrap league Monday is and Cards looking with the addi- the In expansion; nouncing for a major league .coaching tion more wd teams will be add- job . . . claims he could. still ed in 1961 or 1962 under terms ,of throw well in relief . u a ppppsal approved by every owner except George P. Mar Tom Nugent, new Maryshall of the 'Washington Red- land! dynamo, is one college skins . Halas introduced the owners of coach realistic enough- - to the pa las franchise. Clint Mur- competition of the chisdn jjr... and Bedford Wynne, pros;1. . . Baltimore Colts on both 36ji Monday night, and said one side, Washington Redthe that major shareholder ap so he skins on the other for (the Houston franchise plying says; frankly, "To give 'em was Craig Cullman pr. ; we use just as .good a'show, Must Find Stadium $Ml a lot of formations . . . many The Houston "franchise is con of .them "phony" Getting tingent upon the frsjnchise appli-- . clobbered upsetting 3d tains xiiiiuiug a aLouiuiii West Virginia in the opener for National League j doesn't have him down "I n.- play, Halas said, arid if the' sta.AWflMF j dium to cannot freshbe obtained, then over walk (the just ..4th the Nugent will go to anfranchise me Tom man squad; they shade t ii not suggest other could He . ifrom the sun." cty. what other cities might be conThe fTerp frosh are by 20 pounds a man than p-- " X I. ' i V'--- S X. - . 'UT fr V - J - k ?i J .. f- Nellie Fox Selected j y i: aJLs Top o jf Player By FRED DOWN United Press International ' NEW YORK (UPD Nelson to a who's little used Fox, guy doing it thr hard way, was an easy winner today in the United Press International's poll to select the 1959 American League Player of the Year. The "heart" of th American League champion Chicago White Sox all season, Fox h; was the choice of 16 of the perts who formed the committee representing every city ad-mirjt- he A ' v " i w w 4 ... VVW j ... -- since bigger the scant (43 players) varsity "Maybe," says Nugent, J in the football, yfet . . .but can't frosh beat f'the varsity in" a fight." Mhey could sure whip 'em Art Lewis of West Virginia, at West Point to check the progress of Army's plebe quarterback, Camjny Lewis, Recalled the Mountaineers' visit to the Sugar Bqwl to play Peorgia Tech . . . and proud pops Lewis and Bobby Dodd bragging about their kids who were high sqhool stdrs ready to go to college but didn't wan to play " for the pld et's trade. Tell you 'what; Bobby," said Art, man Yon get mine, and I get your boy," . . . "Fine," teaid Podd. i . . "Dad," said the .Cammy later, "ydu-goshort end of the stick he's itoo little." . . . ydmng Dodd has 'since grown into a football aspirant at' Florida . j. . Tbp Nnrfh Carolina romeback after disastrous ODen ing, losses started when the Tar Heels became "Jim9 Hickey's team" . . out of deference to the memory of the late Jim Tatum, Hickey, his successor, lad played the older boys ' Tatum's boys put now has shaken ... 190-pou- t nd ... them, up. j j to. be Johnny. Thackston of. West Virginia, whose fipld goals were responsible for the Mountaineers'! only two Victories to date . . . although before '59 they'd only won me game on a tieid goal m years . . , inaeKsion just on the West Virginia campus last spring after nowed up Cincinnati U., Concord College, Wet Virginia ttendmg never nd Becklev Junior College, in that order . . been1 kigkrng played a game of football in his life, but had field goals since he was nine . . . he's still not )n scholarship, and gets only one meal a day for his efforts sometimes misses tliat because he's waiting tables in his fraternities . . ..and to top it all off, he's gone out ind bought; his own kicking shoes two pairs to date, ajt $30.55 a; ... How Pitt 1 . missed on Dan Ficca, gigantic tackle at Southern Cal, although he's from Mt. Carmell Pa.; Dan showed up in the Pitt locker room after a gameialpng with; qther high school prospects . . . and was ignored . . . How do you ignore 235 pounds? ' i ... i j - sidered J , their I . 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He was a quarterback iL high school! bu doubled at left ,hilf with the Cougar frosh. j' BUILDERS ! It didn't take Coach Jim jSuther land long to find out that he had a single-win- g VISIT:' tailbaqk on his rosa J nice kettle of fish1 for a ter, guy who teaches the r and Our New i. flanker. But did getiial Jim send Wholesale big "Link" packing! back to! the southland Nosiree, Sob. After a Hardware brief session over the old drawing board, Sutherland cjame up ;with Department a version of the 4ingle-win- g to WE HAVE: exploit Lincoln's ta ents- - L 36-1- 9. i Round j j . yl 1 -- ' d, 8 a j Woshington State Sleeper1 Is Rude Awakening for Foes Vla-thi- as - ! 203-poun- . " .... United Press International SAN FRANCISCO (UPD -Gentlemen, we give you Keith .Lincolnonly Washington State won't let you have him. " The halfback personally wrecked Stanford last t aturday by passing for two touchdowns, roaring SO yards to anothe and accounting for four extra points. He passed for one over for a conversion, smashed ' ' ' .second. , . Wait, weren't finished. The silent workman from Monrovia also caught' one .pass for "26 yards, completed all three of his own for 63 yards, made at least five .vital tackles, kicked off twice and put Stanford in the hole with a ; punt. This boot helped the pave way for Washington Spate's second touchdown as they clubbed the Indians,, ' u Lincoln, one of many gridders d, Fight Results ... ... 1 230-pou- . - . ' signed to the club's new minor league affiliate, this time out-- " right. Also going down to San Diego werei catchers Les Moss and Chuck Lindstrom and pitcher Hal Trotsky. Their removal reduced the Chicago roster to 36, leaving the club with room to call up from promising farm hands. Doby, of course, could come back to the majors if a club is willing to draft him for $20,000. Indians Shuffle Players The Indians also shuffled a number of pjaycrs, promoting iix youngsters" to the parent club. Called up, obviously to prptec them from the draft, were pitchers Wynn Hawkins and Carl from Mjobile of the Southern Association jand Don Scnaeffer from San Diego, and outfielders John McLane from Mobile, Harold Jones from Minot of the Northern League and Al Lupow from! Ba- tavia of the! New York-Pennsvania League. L ' ers necessary to mjake the move. 1 . . He said he had) contacted at once had his bridge knocked out on a tackle j . . calmly; least three other clubs and thaiy walked over to an official . . . handed him the convertible had told him they would vote against; the transfer. The teams molars and said, "Would you please hold these till the end were reported to be 'New York, of the game, sir?" Detroit) and Chicago. Between you'n'me, the man who would come closest that .he But Griffith ' to carrying on the Bert Bell tradition in professional foot would remain emphasized head of the club ball is Baltimore general manager Don Kellett who and' said he had 40 intention of . . and liKe renn was selling his stock despite the rec$en nm, coacned at piayeq ior in ommendation that jhe sell out if put the Colt job by Bell the move to Minneapolis could not be made. ... second-- The one-tim- e slugging outfield er, who spent the last three seasons shuttling back and; forth between the Cleveland Indians, Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox, was assigned to Sail Diego of the Pacific Coast League Monday for the second time in three months by the White Sox. Doby, picked up from the Tigers on May 13 for in excess of the $20,003 waiver price, first yas sent to San Diego on Aug. 2 to make room for rookie pitcher Kent McBride, whom the White Sox purchased from Indianapolis. Hassle With Lopez Oddly enough, it was " Bill Veeck, the man who brought the big lugger into the major leagues with Cleveland in 1947 who re-. iuctantfy was forced to send Doby to the minors in August after a hass e with Manager Al Lopez In! 39 games with the Tigers and White Sox, Doby batted only .230 with no home runs and 13 runs batted in, a far cry from his hey-de- y with the Indians between 1949 and 1955 when he smacked 138 .286 batting home runs and had-- , Murchison and Wynne in a joint statement expressed M. pleasure at obtaining the franchise. "We understand that this expansion will be eat with at the regular league bieeting Jgn-- i uary," it read, "arjd that it is the present intention; of the owners to grant the Dajlas franchise to us. (With this" assurance, we feet. 3 inches and 216 pounds i; "rassler" while trying to earn By OSCAR FRALE.Y are proceeding with1 our organiUnited Press International an average dissipated corisidera- - enough money "to be able to afj zational plans." ford to teach." NEW YORK i UPD Syracuse blv bv one "midget" of a mere ' Use Cotton jBowl If .this seems a bit uiLuiigi u- to ride a nickname fa M ds But- through 11, iL- -i i "These plans just! started to- is. out, today' 1. ne ueais ous, consiuenng mat no " have said. ldLiVie "uuc fMC day," they jWe manner successful from the days iacKie " 10 during ' football hours with col- coach or general manager in of the ?02 tms: liKe 'Four Horsemen" to the!' weights read lege students, it must be 'accept mind." 230. 230 and lib. ed that the "Chinese Bandits." Beyer is a Murchison said he felt that the on the cirDick coach line "good aguy" is." rassling "It says theorv that the There is National League would see that to It wouldn't do cuit. ever ve we line best th6 pulverize both new franchises' would "have podern college athlete is a blase Beyer, man who refuses to be had at Syracuse and one of the a mat opponent with toul and playersi representative of the young dastardly tricks and then attempt to inspired Jieights by the best' I ve ever seen. league, 'f and "we iope to have driven , melodramatics of the Bever is! a man accustomed to ro; teacn unaergraos ine tenets ot corny some of the good pjayers 'pep talk." Yet, somehow, an dealing in 'beef on the hoof. He lair piay anq spon?smansnip Wynne said the elub anticipat Can Handle "Babies' ed playing its home games in the appealing nickname gets them to does it himself four or fjive So it is that his "babies," felnights a week as a professioha.l Cotton Bowl on an alternate basis piL VUK. Vll lliCil. UVVU. No! like lows The "Four Hors?rnen" of guard Roger with the Dallas tem owned by can look up Davis in ; er ev are tre Dame (Hound Dqg) greater Lamar Hunt in the; recently or to him, and he can handle American Football memory, instead of remembered ganized! Jack Bemiller, the center anothl as er line insn merely League to be a mortician and average. who which the of because hopes team, tag United Press International With- the" White Sox in need of is the late Grantland Rice hung on currently interring rival ball Stefan carriers. NEW YORK (UPD them. And down at LSU, Pau hitting help, Doby again "was at Dietzel transformed an ordinary Redl, 1471i. Mainsburg, Pa., out- unit irito a battling pointed Eddie Lynch, 148, West defensive band which fought with the feroc - !New York; N.J., (10). ity of their namesakes by label Cliar- inese Bandits." ;' PHILADELPHIA (UPI ing them the lie Scott, 146, Philadelphia, Pa., The "Sizeable Seven" as the isn't stopped Garnet (Sugar t Hart, Maybe designation phonetic or colorful, but Syra- - 146V2, Philadelphia, Pa. (9). .' cuse is shooting for the football Refus- heights with a massive and mus .WASHiNGTON (IJPI) Venezuela (UPI) CARACAS, al of American Leegue club own- cuiar line which has become Ramon Arias, 112 . Venezuela, . ers toj approve a shift of the known, as the "Sizeable Seven." outpointed ..Larry Pineda, 11412 j Washington Senators to MinneapThey are sireable, averaging 6 the Philippines (10). olis today assured the team of at ieast another year in the nation's in baseball second-basema- n through sheer determination1 and hard work. The sparkplug of the White Sox iri "59, he batted .306, drove in 70 runs and covered more ground ' than any other baseman in the league. Fox' fiery spirit and determination also were credited with 'helping Aparicio develop into a shortstop who this year won comparison with such stars of other years as Marty Clarion, Phil Rikzuto ' ' and PeeWee? Reese. baseball player. -- f . adept United Press International Larry Doby, the first Negro to wear an American League uniform; apparently has reached the end of the trail as a major leagu? ET USED TO BASKETBALL Tennis stars Althea Gibson (left) and Karol ageros beg-i- getting used tb basketball today as they prepare to travel profession- llv with the Harlem Globetrotters. The two Wimbledon stars announced at a luncheon that they will give tennis exhibitions before the start of the Globetrot- ers games. (Herald-Ur- l lelephoto) v , j Big Leaguer Notre Dame missed Mike Ditka, who could be the great-- ! est end in Pitt history, although' he wanted to go to school ' capital. . . Bend because Mike! Brennan in; .Owner in South tqld Terry Calvin Griffith anthe spring o his senior high school year that he'd keep nounced that the late in touch and didn't send word, until Mike wad tabbed by Senators would Monday stay in Washingthe Panthers in August . . . Mike was once arj altar boy, ton because he was unable to get rjut Beano Cook says he looks like a bouncer in i side alley the votes of five other club, own- . J v , j , One of the most colorful kids in college football has I Doby Appears Through As 1 ua-facto- ry ... rattk. - 's ?' ''v. in the circuit!, Luis Aparicio, the brilliantlfield-in- g shortstop1: who teamed with Fox to give the White Sox their watch-chardouble play duo, was second in the balloting with outfielder-firstjbase-ma- n four votes, Tito Francona of the Cleveland Indians had two votes' and outfielder Jim Landia of the White Sox had one.! One expert declined to select a player of Ihe year. Once scoffed at as too kmall ever to playi major league base ball, the native of St. Thomas, Pa.; developed intcj One ot the sharpest! hitters and most m 155-poii- nd i ex- 82 KENTUCKY THE 010 GRAND-DA- D STRAIGHT DISTILLERY BOURBON COMPANY, WHISKIES FRANKFORT, 88 KY. PROOF OISTR. 10a BY PROOF. BOTTLED NATIONAL IN DISTILLERS BONO - PRODUCTS CI. . |