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Show "' V '"I ' " ! :.. i ' ! : : j ' H" 8 "esuBSD7.i 2SS?S .3: i I : ..... DAILY HERALD 19?9 i Wally Maori Narned National League s Comeback Player Of The Year . ers' rise from a seventh-plac- e team to the world championship, was hailed; today for making the No 1 comeback of the year in the National League. outfielder' from The Bay Ark., was the choice of eight writers on the United Press International's board of experts I j x j ld . 19 of the steadiest r . homers this' year." One players in the majors from 1954 through .1957, he' had played in only 108 games, batted .238, knocked in 38 runs an hit seven homers in 1958J "Certainly in a year in which so many Dodgers stood out at various stages of the' campaign, Moon must be singled out, said Dodger General Manager E. J. (Buzzy) Bavasi. "No player was and hit representing every city in the league. Pitcher Gene Conley of th Philadelphia ' Phillies ranked second with five votes ; and outfielder Gusj Bell of the Cincinnati Reds was third with four votes in balloting that included al total of eight players. with pitcher Phil Acquired Paine from the StJ Louis Cardinals for outfielder Gino Cimolj, Moon batted .302, drove jn 74 runs NEW YORK (UPI) Wally Moon, whose return to stardom symbolized the LGos Angeles Dodg- Ink 13 a ill i NFL A ssur n 0 - . S- - . more consistent throughout the campaign and no man was more ot a "team ,player .than Wally.". Wally' s hustle on the field was an inspiration to his fellow players," commented pitcher Don Drysdale. ; y i - i outfielder's; ability tc adjust his as , n n usfr S x ..... Slovak Grabs Lake Mead Boat Race , i ll . s jfl - A It" " - j j. Prep Grid I f I . i , For Friday HOW DO YOU LIKE THAT? The mouth of Cuban welterweightf 'Luis Rodriguez (left) gets contorted by a hard left thrown by veteran Isaac Logart during their bout Vednesday night. Rodriguez iran his unbeaten streak to 25 by taking, a unanimous decision. (Herald-- PI Tel!ephoto) U : This opinion apparently was shared by at least nine owners, all 'jot whom said they favored expansion when Dolled bv UPI. Only George P. Marshall of the Washington Redskins- - has publicly opposed the admittance of Dal-- j las and Houston for the 1960 season, Walter Wolfner of the Chicago Cardinals ' expressed some doubt whether the Texans will be able to Require enough players to build successful franchises. His opinion i gart. Philadelphia Eagles. Both.i though, concided that "sooner or later we'll have to expand." '' ' However, representatives of the other NFL teams appear ready to " ' back George Halss of the Chica-- ! go Bears and his expansion com-- ! mittee to the hilt. Here 'are some ofl their comments: Carroll j D. Rosenbloom, Balti-- s more ;Colts: "We are ready for a sufficient expansion ... to take care backlog of players of two new teams.": e INJURED CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (UPI) cen-tDick Kepley; a who suffered an ankle injury ot, . . Ernesto Corrales said the ! V ei ch on the first day of practice, may be lost to the ijforth Carolina bas-- i ketball team until the Dixie Classic Tournament in December. Kepley averaged 10.6 - points a game last season. . , I pion," as a result of Rodriguez' decision over veteran Isaac Lothe" fast-- r Rodriguez 'could whip t :champion) Dan Joiidan now. "Rodriguez TKO'd Charley cott ir the ninth., round last yeat in Havana," Corrales said.' "Scott is j ranked number one, but he won't fight us again." Rodriguez' unanimous decision Thursday night over Logart, a fellow townsman from! Camaguey, Cuba, pushed his unbeaten streak to 25. He has one contest on his record. Ie beat LGo-ga- rt with superior speed after a slow start. Rodriguez, 22, weighed 145 W for the nationally-televise- d bout. The hv Viuca MolMnllv .if punching CENTER worth a touchdown, the hunch canoeing dles. here is the Hawkeyes. Oct. .24 Oct. 25 .. Oct. 26 Oct, 27 Oct. 28 Oct, 29 .;. 6:50 6:51 6:52 6:53 6:54 6:56 v rifh : Logart scaled 149 V2. "The judges just didn't judge," said Eddie Mafuz, Logart's manager. "They saw Rodrigue flurry late and that influenced them., I'll guarantee you we would have won this fight if it had ieen puli on anywhere but here.' 12-- . j mid-wee- k ished, j Beginning j next year the, two state - supported institutions? will, meet on a Saturday nearer the end of the season, on home and home basis. Big Thursday has always, been played omSouth Carhere in the olina's, home field state capital. ' Some 45,000 persons will over-'olixs na flow 42i000-capacit- Sta C, y dium for Big Thursday's' funeral. Big Thursday lias neye played to an empty 'seat and this, year's game has been a sellput for six ; , months. Some 2,000 persons! paid 25 cents ejach to see th$ first Big Thursday game, a jl2-- 6 South Carolina victory; in 196. The final Big Thursday will be the 37th in the series. Clemson Jhas. won 32,! South Carolina 21, and there have been three ties. else ;i pad"j ri 1 er j Shooting Ends 5:36 p.m. i5:35 p.m. a-m- -. ' m The duck shooting hours for the coming week 'are:.. Begins .. 6:43 a.m. if somebody California over Oregon State--Nig- ht Midwest t Illinois over Penn, State flat racing would send he The trotters back to the plow. blue plate special. Also: Ohio State over Wisconsin Washington State over What ever happened to Floyd Idaho, Oregon over , Washington, Colorado over Arizona, San Jose Patterson? . Northwestern over Notre Dame State over Arizona State, ' Brig-haWhat do ya mean, "who's he?" Young over Denver, CaliforInnia Also: Michigan State over Poly over Fresno State, Mon over New Mexico, Mon tana diana," Oklahoma over Kansas. M's-soutana State over Utah State and Minnesota over Michigan over Nebraska, Iowa State Wyoming over Utah. over Kansas State, Marquefte South over Boston College, Miami over(. Auburn over Miami Skiing Ohio U., Bowling Green over Kent fun for would the snow. be except State, Bradley over Drake, COP over If Arkansas Mississippi over Cincinnati, Dayton over Xa-vimuch football, get bigger players and Toledo over . Western to enlarge the field. have they'll Michigan. LSU over Florida The basEast six feet star ketball under has t Water polo-ist- s Navy over Penn a athlete. great are merely aquatic" rasslers. be Also: Georgia over Kentucky, Syracuse over West .Virginia A surprising number of Yanke? Georgia Tech over, Tulane, Duke over North Carolina State, Clem-co- n flayers don't like lovable old over South Carolina, NortH Casey Stengel. over Wake Forest, If I had a Carolina Pitt over TCU over W&M., Washington George wood-chop fireplace I'd stage a over Florida Vanderbilt Virginia, ping championship every fall. 'Miss's-sipAlso: Army over Colorado Statt State over Richmond and State. over State Memphis Holy Cross over Columbia. Southwest Princeton over Cornell, Yale over Dartover H Rice ar va r d over Texas My favorite Colgate, over Lehigh, sport after sunbathing is deucw mouth, Rutgers v Bucknell over Lafayette, Brown wild. Texas Aggies over Baylor... over Rhode Island, Buffalo over Western Reserve, Boston College Parry O'Brien is weightliftlng to over Marquette, Connecticut over develop more Olympic muscles. As I SMU over Texas Tech BU, Gettysburg over Muhlenaud its Scranton money. your always say, oyer Albright berg, Also: Oklahoma State over VPI over Villanova. over Har West Tulsa Detroit, Wichita, , West Texas Luis din Simmons over Stanford USCfcover Apa ricio has a Spanish bullfighter State. North Texas btate over Houston and N ew Mexico State namesake. over Texas Western. I like UCLA over Air Force a.m.. 5:33 p.m. ct.m. s5:32 p.m. pi a.m. 5;31 p.m. a.m. 5:29 p.m. a.m.' 5:28 p.m. ; football Top Lirjeman j Ogden at Bountiful, 3 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Lee Box Elder at Davis Washington Folkins, University . Logan at Bear River end, was today named "Lineman North Cache at Weber, 7:30 p. of the Week" in the Big Five. The junior wingman was a de South Cache at ,Ben Lomond, fensive standout as he played alj 8 p.m. most 60 minutes in the Huskies near-upsof mighty USC SaturEast at West, 8 p.m. The Trojans rallied for a day. Olympus at South, 2:30 p.m. 5 win. In addition, iFotkins Granite ai Highland, 2:30 p. grabbed four passes for 52 yards1 m. at. Westminster College. t 2 The sixth annual Schubach La- . Squad times follow: at Tooele, p.m. Bingham ' dies Saturday 5 p. m., 7:30- - p. m., Singles Handicap bowling Jordan at Cyprus, 2:30 p.m. 10 this will classic p. m. get underway Granger at Murray, 3 p.m. at the weekend Regal Alleys. Sunday 11 a. m., 1:30 p. m.r Provo at Orem, 2:30 p. m. m., and 9 p. m. The tourney will get underway. 4!p. m., 6:30-p. Pay son at Spanish Fork 2:30 Saturday and continue Sunday 10 Oct. m.315 p. m., 7:30 p. m., p.m. p. and will be concluded on Oct. 31 Springville at Carbon, 2:15 p. Nov. 111 a. m. 1:30 p. m., 1. and Nov. m. 4 6:30 p. m., 9 p. m. p. m.f to Six prizes will be . awarded Judge Memorial at Wasatch, 1:30 p.m. the top bowlers. A trophy will be LET OS CHECK YOUR awarded to the bowler with the Grantsville at Morgan, 1:30 p. will series. All scratch m prizes high be awarded immediately followPark City at South Summit, 1:30 p.m. j ing the final squad on Nov. 1. The tournament will be sancNOW! at Grove Pleasant American be 3 will and tioned WIBC the m. p. Fork, by open to all women bowlers with Brigham Young High at Uintah, DIAL FR 03 Schubach Bowling Tourney Scheduled 22-1- There was no gamein 1901, for reasons unknown, and relations United Press International between the two schools were A COLUMBIA, S. C. (UPI) severed from 1902 when a riot tradition xptired today. followed Sputh Carolina's 6 vicThe epitaph will read iBis Thurs- - tory, until 1909. day. Born Oct. 1896, died Oct. Otherwise, Big Thursday has 22, 1959. been continuo us since 1906, The University of South Caro several other near lina and Clemson College football weathering a counterfeit ticket plot, riots, teams met today in Columbia on and other disorders. crashes Thursday of State Fair Week for gate tfcf lastj time. At the insistence of Clemson which fias never played South Carolinaj n Clemson's home sta dium, the colorful mid - season, ' in rivalry is being abol;By TOM PRICE X et s The MIAMI BEACH (UPI) rnana'ger of unbeaten Luis Rodri guez said today his fightervas "Ready for any welterweight in the, world, including the cham- I TARHEEL 'Big Thursday Great Grid Tradition, Expires Today Rodriguez Cops Win Over Logart school Friday's high matches in Utah: 10-rou- nd , 12-- 7 te Folkins Named Press International By United newcomers. Reduce the amount of the ertrance fees usually demanded of new franchise holders, allowing, them to use this money for purcnasing piayers ouingni. "No Insurmountable Obstacles" "I can see no insurmountable obstacles to our expansion plans," the owner said. "I think Dallas and Houston belong an our league now and there should be plenty of players to get them over the hump: durnig their formative last-plac- l Hours Listed For Coming Week Oct. 23 Schedule off-seas- on We-hav- games'. Conley and Bell also experi- enced tn mendous comebacks aft- season. er dismal ' Shooting I . 145 NEW YORK (UPI) Fraley' s Follies and the weekend football "winners" plus some equally valuable renections .on sports in j to protect during the from 60 to 35, thus placing ah ex tra 300 players on the 'open market. . Each of the current 12 members could surrender specified rounds in the player draft to the Was sharpd in By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International Maverick apparently first in that deciding heat but the home-base- d boat along win two ohers jumped he starter's gun and had to take a sixth lap course on around the three-mil- e Lake Mead behind Hoover Dam. ' years." ,j s His plan follows: Reduce the present Nlimit of players each team is permitted t, er Duck Shooting j finished champion Mayerick. h I - e i j i. Fearless Fraley Picks Cougars To Whipn Denver; Wyoming Over Utah nt - six-foo- general. Game of the Week Speedy WahooL iowa over iurdue xnis is a Achieving a speed of 114.431 pick 'em affair with both teams miles an hour and an average on the rebound. Even though speed of 110.316 miles, an hour in playing at home is supposed! to his first heat,! Slovak piled up a 22 . second advantage going into the final heai over the national ' i history of the, previ- ous campaign but, the did not experience a real slump all year and played ch uffi mi LAS VEGAS, Nev., (UPI) Mira Slovak, ja "Flying Czech," vesterday celebrated hs 30th birthday by capturing the first Annual Lake Mead Cup race for unlimited hydroplanes in the 1 i Conley, i. Hv TTT 1VTOT? TAR TV United Press International r i ; streak-hittin- g i of the game than Moon, cited the .:.':?xiB:W;::SW: If Dallas and Houston become members of the National Foot-taLeague next year they will receive a "sufficient quota" of .. professional players to "get them r j an lniormea over ine inump, source told United Press league International today. One of the objections raised in some quarters when the . Texas ciues were proposea ior league membership, earlier this yeek was j"where will they get the players?-?y However, one prominent club owner who asked to remain un- lucuuiicu icvcoacvt uic league ai- reaay is preparea , io stocis ine new teams with players and out-- f ' lined a three-poiprogram of how this would-baccomplished, last expected Moon off his , a righthander, didn't win a single game for thechampion Braves in 1958 and was traded to the Phillies after defying Milwaukee brass by playing with the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association. He bounced back with the e Phillies, however, to record and a 3.00 compile a i earned run average. in the base-runne- rs circVit. Alston spring r to platoon - .Manager Walt Alston, who claims there's no closer student Outlines i of the best i -- . Pro League Player Plan swing and slice balls toward the Lbs Angeles Coliseum's lef field screen. Alston also pointed put . j that Moon learned to play balls; off the screen in one 'day better than " some players who had worjced a season on it. In addition to being the team's most consistent hitter,- Moon joined Jim Gilliam and t Charlie Neal to give the Dodgers three Nats Certain, To Stay Capital For Another Year TIME OUT! : A ; Hecitino System j 3-10- an established, average. There Is no entry fee. 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