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Show 18 -- SUNDAY HERALD The Sports Scene ma' - 49ers Clash iy day; in ::.ky Erowrss, n n n Calling All Girls! Phil's Still Single; So's. His Friend, Jim 4 Woolperl" Takes Leave From Coach ing Posf TIME OUT! : ened ,by injuries and other troubBy EARL WRIGHT '.-United Press International ,. les.-'' f The Cleveland Browns and San Quarterback Charley Conerly Francisco Forty Niners match the of New York has a sprained an-k-but the Giants are in glowing National Football League's two ' ; nealth record rushers Sunday in a game compared to their Sunday can to neither lose. afford opponents, the Redskins. San Francisco, tied with the By WENDELL RIGBY V; c Herald Sports Writer Baltimore Colts for the Western Still a bachelor in spite of his long and successful athletic Division lead,, has pro football's e career is Phil Oyler, one time star halfback! for Brigham Young rushing leader in Joe University, now beginning his first term as head basketball coach Perry. Cleveland" will counter with of the Lehi Pioneers in Region Seven competition. Jim Brown, holder of the league's e Phil lives with Jim Crittenden, football coach, who has also rushing marks for a sineluded the wiles of the fair sex gle game and season. t to date, and together they plot Cleveland, favored by 10 points conand plan for their feminine against the invading .Forty-Nin-erBy STEVE SMILANICH not borne is in the tighest spot. The quests but so far it has United Press International ' Browns and Philadelphia Eagles fruit. Both are still hopeful, howSALT LAKE CITY (UPI) trail the Giants by a game in the ever, and they will gladly answer Gene Fullmer, an admitted rough-housl- e race and must win to as and and all calls at AC Eastern ' type fighter and stylish Elsure themselves of staying within Orem. . ,, lsworth (Spider) Webb, a known range of New York. Phil , was born and raised at f comThe Giants are favored over the perfectionist in the ringl ' Brigham City and he played foot- - s their for heavy: pleted training visiting Washington Redskins by ball, basketball and baseball ior bout championship today both 10 points while the Eagles are the Box Elder Bees He rated of confident victory. ZVz point underdogs against the te two successive years as the National Boxing Fullmer, Sreelers at Pittsburgh. Baltimore a halfback, and was on several Assm middleweight champ, and All State recognition lists in plays host to the Los Angeles meet Rams and is favored by 10 points. challenger' Webb, Friday basketball as well as winning all . in a scheduled - only In other night a as game, Sunday'shonors region guard. the Chicago Bears are favored title bout at Utah State UniverHe came to BYU in 1952 over the Chicago Cardinals by sity Fieldhouse at Logan, Utah. and played Freshman footHou. 'A, seven points. The Bears are only The bout will be nationally telball, basketball and basetwo Western a behind the evised (NBC) with a Dlackout in game ball,, then concentrated on could A tie for first leaders and Utah. crowd of 7,000 is exby football and baseball for his Forty-Nineand Colts to the winning, jf pay a gate of $90,000 pected varsity play.; He rated All to lose. see defend his crown. Fullmer Conference both . his junior Phil Oyler two teams The other also the first title bout in It's played and senior years for his sterling play at shortstop, and was with the Green a 'native Utah Bay TA11 involving Thursday history Conference selections in football as recognized on several the Detroit Packers downing sonj a junior. He was injured in football and forced to the sidelines in their traditional Fullmer will get 40 per v.cent Lions, for much of his senior year. clash. of the gate and Webb will pocket Thanksgiving Coach Oyler graduated in 1956 and had two years military Y. A. Tittle, San Francisco's 20 per cent. A similar division service, most of it rpe t with the field artillery in Germany. He top quarterback, will not play exists for the $100;000 televised played some service baseball and basketball and returned to Cenagainst Cleveland because of a rights. tral Utah to begin his post competitive career j knee The bout is rated a tossup alinjury suffered 'during last "' Lasi Fall genial! Phil joined the Lehi Pioneer coaching staff, 4 at loss Baltimore. though Fullmer, because he Sunday's where he assisted Jim Crittenden with football. He is now hard at John will take over Tit-tie- 's Brodie Webb in a previous bout, work trying to whip a cage team into shape for the Region Seven - calling will likely enter the ring as faand signal passing 'games, and will conch the baseball team when spring rolls around. chores. vorite. However, Webb, in trainThe two bachelors have been doing all right by. themselves still spry, holds ing at PocateJlo, Idaho, has imbut 32, Perry, so far. Both are well liked and popular with fellow teachers and the NFL career rushing record pressed in workouts and has gainstudents. They are finding the new high school facilities to their with 1,131 yards going into Sun- ed considerable support. liking, and the athletic program at Lehi is expected to take a big day's game. He collected 1,344 match pits Fullmer, a slugger-The jump with a fine new basketball floor, adequate space for wrestling more back in the old mauler, against former coland gymnastics, and a fine new regulation track for their spring Conference. legian Webb, a talented, highly sports program. Just a sincere plug for a couple of fine sportsmen who leads the John Unitas, polished boxer. Fullmer won a who hpve probably enjoyed single bliss Jong enough anyway. touchdown in this decision from unanimous passes league with 24, leads Baltimore Webb in the previous meeting season It is interesting to note the enthusiastic response Central Utah a Los Angeles team weak-- . between the two middleweights is giving to the Max "Huck" Snow Benefit Program. The project against in Salt Lake City Sept. 11, 1958. has taken the elementary schools, where Huck did so much of his d The West Jordan, safety work, entirely by storm. won who the NBA boxer, Utah, One little girl commented as she made her contribution, "I of the title version by beating don't know Lt. Snow; 1 just came here! this year but I love him for Basilio last August in Carmen what he has done for others." San Francisco, will be seeking 11th straight victory since his Uintah's loss to Judge Memorial marked the end.of football losing the middleweight crown to in Central Utah for the 1959 season, but it opened the doorsfor the ORDAN WEST (UPD HeavySugar Ray Robinson in May, 1957. initiation of the waxed floor game in all of the schools in Regions weight knockout LaMar Webb, former Idaho State Colspecialist Five and Seven. Clark can move a step nearer lege boxer; has won five straight. Several schools will be depending almost entirely on recruits the aUrtime record for consecu- His last loss was to Fullmer. from the football ranks. This is especially; true at Orem. where tive knockouts by stopping his opSuperior Conditioning Coach Berdean Jarman is building bis "eager team around Quarterp of the ins the As in previous bouts, the Utah ponent back Gary1 Shumway. Halfbacks Darrell Reeves," Dave Thompson, middleweight championship" fight Mormon will count heavily on nis and Lee Bunnell, and Fullback Glenn Bullock. This group lacks the Dec. 4 at Logan. Fullmer . superior conditioning. height shown by Kirby MoMaster, Bruce Watts and Company, but An to oe 15 on has orevious rounds opponent has gone yet It will likely have mere speed, and more versatility. hard-hittin- g for named the Clark this will be Webb's while occasions adPaysori Lions will also be utilizing their gridders to good Com- first bout of such duration. but Athletic the Utah State was hurt far vantage. One sports fan said that Coach Dick Harmer was It's possible Fullmer may switch removed mission has received several the latter when Oborn worse than was fullback Lynn for and consideration will names, his tactics when he faces the talfrom the game against Highland with an injury. He is not yet back likely give its approval to an op- ented .Chicagoan. Fullmer surin oction, but is expected to have the doctor's okeh in a few ponent soon. prised in his last bout with Ba.- . e, T Quarterback Norm Van Brock-li- n leads the Eagles in' one of Sunday's toughest assignments. d They tackle the Bobby Steelers, who have whipped the Giants 4 and Browns during the past two weeks. -- all-tim- s, : All-Sta- . 15-rou- nd rs - 24-1- 7, 45-1- ed ' All-Ameri- ca 10-rou- gh Layne-sparke- nerves. k Woolpert, who coached" USF to a pair of NCAA titles 'and was hailed as a geniusj announced Friday that he would take a year off on doctor's orders.. There was speculation he might make it Fullmer, Webb Finish Heavy Drills For Boiit all-tim- j By SCOTT BAILLIE United Press International ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Ross Giudice, one of the University of come-throuSan Francisco's , great took over men, today for basketball coach Phil Woolpert who will start a one year's leave of absence due to a bad case of I silio by using his left hand and counter-punchin- g ability. Manager Marv Jenson said Fullmer developed several fight to use against his opponent. plans "We won't know what style Gene will resort to until the fight gets underway," Jenson said. who blamed his defeat .. Webb, to the Utah boxer "to being on the defensive too much," said tie planned to carry the fight to his opponent. "I'll be on the )ffensiye most of the time Friday night," Webb said. Both fighters are 28 years old but Fullmer has the advantage in experience.. The Utah slugger has a record of 50-- 4 and Webb is 33-Fullmer has 22 knockouts to his credit and Webb 19. Webb, who reportedly trained harder for this fight than any other, said he was in the best condition of his career. "I've waited a long time for a crack at the title and I'm not going to hurt my chances of victory," he said. More Knockouts Past records indicate Webb is the more dangerous knockout puncher of the two fighters. Fullmer has been stopped only once by a knockout that was the kayo against Robinson when Sugar Ray won back the title. Webb stopped Neal Rivers in four rounds in his last effort in April. "I think Fm capable of knocking Fullmer out if I get the right opening;' the Webb said.4. . trim-loomi- xm "I "Last quarter of your last game of the season or not, you're not supposed to brak training yetl" ld ''if. permanent. 'CJtTiiTSiSJ . Cour, their number one, player, Ineligible because of cutting classes. Woolpert was hazy when asked if he may retire. "Well, that decision is up for grabs right now," the coach said. "But I never would work any place else except at USF. And I have turned down other offers in the past." Woolpert also is suffering from a back injury sustained last summer in the Philippines while on a tour. feel tense and nervous but per cent of it is Woolpert said. "Coaching is too much of a strain . in my present condition. So I'll use "the year to j 90 self-imposed- ," evaluate the situation.'' That left the Dons; in the hands of Giudice who became a legend in 1949 by sinking a last second baskeWto give unseeded USF a victory over. Loyola of Chicago and the National Invitational Tournament crown. No Alumni Pressure Assurance Given To Webb Camp Both Woolpert and the university emphasized that there was no alumni pressure involved. The Dons lost 20 of 26 By United Press International once-mighThe Spider Webb fight camp games last "season and face was assured today the Utah Box- another bleak one with Fred La ing Commission will see to it that both Webb and champion Lake City and asked Winder 'Jo Gene Fullmer have an equal see a plastic imat is used that chance when they tangle for Fullthe bout at Logan. Webb title mer' s NBA middleweight title in complained that the wrestling mat fight. his , speed and footwork hampered The assurance came from Nsd in the . ring. Winder, chairman, Utah Boxing Commission. He met Webb and his handlers in an informal disGAS cussion at Pocatello aimed at WATER clearing up last minute questions. Webb claimed mat was used in the ring the last HEATERS time he met Fullmer in Salt ty ' A A 490 So. ng VTir.t VErok.i VFront PLUMBING & HEATING AH LANDERS , Univ. 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