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Show SUNDAY HERALD 12 1531 w n r n ' .J$ - For Contest Scheduled .... TUE Nov. 18 in Go rvd His tub cu&rN on MOGB TUAN JU'S'T V Brigham Young University will By switching open dates in Octo-'je- r land November, BYU officials meet Oregon State in football next ' able to were match open dates fall in a game to. be played at with the .Beavers. CorVallis, " it was Jointly announced - The addition will give BYU' a Saturday by , officials at both full schedule for 1961. schools. Oct. 28, however, The; weekend of the game, will! remain of, Announcement open. , which is scheduled for Nov. 18, which is coached State, Oregon was made in Provo by Dr. Ernest by Tommy Prothro, has been comL. Wilkinson, BYU president." - It peting as an indapendent since followed BYU and Oregon State the 1953 breakup of the old Pacific negotiations, which began last Coast Conference. week ait the NCAA meet in PittsThe meeting, on the gridiron in burgh. Corvallis will be the secThe 'game will fill open dates ond between the. two schools. In on the 1961 football schedules of 1955, the Cougars dropped a season both schools, which were created opener to Oregon State,. This when Denver University withdrew was Coach Prothro's first game fromr gridiron competition. at the CorvaUis school. ' Last fall the Beavers were rankscheduled . BYU was. originally 2& in Provo ed idrith in the nation iir total ofto play Denver on Oct. meet to the fense and 11th in the nation in and Oregon State was 18 in Denver, rushing. Pioneers on Nov. F&0 Dull Ss 1 John uni fas to We sf Today in Pro Bowl Battle BOWL. . ' LOS ANGELES (UPD Quarter- Angeles Rams'. This" quartet was ers,' at least, would like to send back Johnny Unitas, who had "a named to start by West coach him off with a ' victory. ; comparatively poor season' with Vince Lombardi.-- , ,y .: And N6.i Van Brocklin, the from is 10-ga- ! j . the Baltimore Colts, both squads have Players expected to show off to better advantage a very realistic incentive to win. Eagle quarterback who The led West winners the them to the NFL championleads when he $300 each while get Sunday the in the losers must the East $6D0. settle for against, ship, says his playing days will The East has an added incen- be over. ?A lUh annual Pro Bowl game. victory will give Van tive. Coaca Buck Shaw is' bowing Brocklin some more, ammunition out after a career and he when he seeks as he' says he will Jnitas.k elected West ' and his Philadelphia Eagle 'play with his Colt teammate Gino a coat "ling job. ) for, the second' consecutive year; will have, some strong runners to balance his passing attack a factor which apparently has favorimade th$ West a i " All-Sta- uh? , 33-- 0. ! . 39-ye- ar in Mar-chet- ti I ! rs co-capta- in-196- , f i , ' YA , bin one-pbf- nt te.::.;. s, With the Unitas will have at fullback Jim (The Rock) Taylor from- - Green Bay; his rite-passing target from , the g Colts, Lennie; Moore; and Jon Arnett from the Los Ay-Star- , favo- elf . Morgan Holds Meeting With Honolulu field Manager VAN BROCKLIH . early 'tody. ' j 1949 A surprise visitor for. a little while Friday night was Lefty OJ n Douli Francisco Seal man and ager presently San Francisco Giant hitting coach and owner of a v - 19SO World Series Hero " . , -- islandteam. v By HAL WOOD United Press International SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPD Sat urday's shorts:.' I Don "Larsen, onetime t no-h- it World Series hero for the New . O'DoU is thinking it oyer, ac cording to Heath. , . , They selection of the big 'left hander-fosuch atask is vai naone. Besides being a shrewd tural judge, of diamond talent, O'Doul is a popular figure in the Far East. He was one of the organizers of the winter tours of various U.S. major league teams through .':":- -f ') Japan.. Heath planned to head for Sacramento later today to see how much: equipment from the defunct Sacramento club can be brought over to Honolulu. Heath was to have managed the Sacramento team this year before Jt "folded. Next,; the busy pilot .will head so ithward to look oyer spring training sites ' for, the new club. He said several Southern California and Arizona sites were under consideration, but indicated. EL. Centre- was the leading candidate at ' the moment. Then he'll join Morgan . at a meeting of Pacific Coast League owners and managers,, at Seattle HOUSTON Tex. (UPIV The infant American Football League, treading softly on a red InkVcar- pet of $3.5 million, wound up its first annual winter meeting today as a verbal war with the rival National League waxed hot. ,C Two significant' items came out of the' meeting Friday flight. The AFL deficit for 1960s was estimated: at $3.5 million, and; the first official announcement 'of an established N a tion a 1 .Football League player jumping to the AFL was made. 1. jv. j. vuua, Aoams,, owner ot the- AFL champion Houston. Oilers, announced Friday night that cuu it maiyi icnicou km. iuc vui cago Bears had. jumped to the ' ' . junior circuit. Adams, said he signed the former Southern Methodist end at has home in , Weatherford, Tex., Monday night. AFL publicist Al ,Ward said.it .was the first, time a name National . League player runs juxuvi,, tutun, iiau juiiifcu next. i week.-'- - : ear owner-coac- n ueorge uaias Heath said his roster had hardly said he "wasn't too surprised" been formed but that he "already , Dewveall jumped, the. league. He had the nucleus of a, better pitchsaia Mixe uitKa, rntsourgiia Ail- staff than I had last year." ing, He cited John Briggs and Leo and Dewve all ."would not' be las "a Kiely couple: of boys who missed too much." hejp any staff." Meanwhile the league .painted a ' Had 'Jhej picked any coaches? glowing picture for 1961; despite "Are you kidding? There- - are a the blur of re ink on the books. ' million details tp be worked out Prospects for the league next before can even think about. one. I year are real ood," Lamar Hunt, owner of the Dallas Texans and I) never knew that organizing a new team could be so comlounaer oi tne league, saaa. plicated." ' Heath said he planned . to move his family to Honolulu as soon as the school year ends. -- r jYork Yankees, is pitching- winter - t league baseball here on Sundays. Ray Boone former major league infielder, says Larson's arm appears to , be in perfect shape and Ms hurling is as' good, as it ever ' : , ' - . 1 T"V - . was. ; - don, England Faulkner dresses in a baby blue uniform that in cludes a sweater; and a pair, of knickers kno'vn as plus" threes" (not plus fdurs) that are tight vat the knee and connect with a pair of stockings. Light, heavyweight champion Archie Moore, still "sporting a Mephistopholes-ypbeard, is his San Diego business. The other 'night fie opened a restaurant known as "The Pig in a Pit.". . ; . Old tiners on" the professional golf tour claim the- California weather this; time is the "most perfect" in 25 years of competition. Nothing but sunshine and swimming pool weather so fa,?. Eric Brown of Scotland was marveling at this when Freddie Haw-ion- s of El Paso,' Tex., brought him up short. "Wait .until we get to Pebble Beach," said Hawkins. 'We'll show you some of your . - knee-leng- " co-jl- d las Cowboys of the National Foot- T ... C .VTI ixtu league, oaiumay announcea the signing of .their No"ll draft choke and two free agents to 1961 contracts, bringing to 25 the numof rookies signed Ty the club ber ... . A . . -' ... -. V line-back- . , AH L Teams Work ; 6-- 4, , By United Press International American Hockey League clubs are working . ."overtime' ' to build up that ice v jam in the, middle of . : 240-poun- d ' 5-- 4, . 160-pou- nd r, - - the .standings. ' ' ' own weather.'. . . Brbwn, incidentally, credits much of his good fortune in finishing in a tie for second and winning $3,325 in the Los Angeles Open to the fact that he had been playing with the large-siz- e e ball since last September. Usually British players competing here have trouble making the, "changeover, from the small ball they generally use. . . - San Diego is a cinch to obtain the Los Angeles Chargers of the American Football League for the 1961 campaign. Owner Barron Hilton has committed himself to the move. . . There is the strong belief that'' if .the National Football League, eventually gobbles up the 'American ..League, as it. did when it took over the old U.S.-typ- . - ; . All-Ameri- ca that Conference, it would be a good idea to be established1 in some city where there is no National League fran chise. This way you have a chance to "join" the league-rat- her " than e eliminated.. . Doug Ford, golf's fastest playerand usually its e most; conworst sistent is in his slump. He has won only $357 in five tournaments spread over e four months which is his low. In his lifetime he has won 15 major events, including the PGA, and since 1931' he has always been among the top 10 money winners, averaging about $30,000 a year. He has missed the money only 10 times in the past 156 tournaments. But now" he has missed out in three out of the past five. , - all-tim- all-tim- . -- . 'Overtime To Build Up Ice Jam er General Manager Tex Schramm said halfback Norris Stevenson of Missouri, ; selected In the 11th carries, a, 7.1 average. Stunda a round by the Cowboys and free tackle, was a three-yea- r , agems, ot , otunaa iNortn jonn regular at ""North Carolina. Carolina and Cleveland Jones of Jones was the 22nd pass receiver Oregon had returned .their signed nationally r for the Webfoots,. de ' contracts. size.' , spite his a Stevenson is from St. Louis. Stevenson, ranked sixth in the nation in- rush- - j Stunda from Monesson, Pa., and ing in 1960 with 610 yards. In 85 ' Jones . from San Diego, Calif, v- ' 5-- 11 . RAKOWSKI SIGNS CONTRACT BUFFALO, N Y. a (UPD Harry RakowsM, 0pound from The Citadel, has signed a 1961 contract with, the Buffalo Bills ' of the American Football League. Rakowskil the 10th new player p signed - by the Bills, aiso plays offensive tackle and center.' bar-jbeci- ie - -- Dallas Cowboys Sigh 3 Gridders ng , ; v : th e iz 5 , RJost colorful golfer now on the ,pro tour is Max" Faulkner of Lon- w - . . . ' 4 j j C Rinaldi Captures Decision Over .... By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International MIAMI (UPD Fearless Fral-, ey's facts and figures: . (fault of young athletes today.'says former Davis Cup star George . Lott. and U is pointed up by what he calls the poorest crop of amateur tennis players in U.S. his- ; tory. don't believe our talent ever "I was as, low as it is today," he lnis can De tracea to insists, rh fact that there, ar nfl- 'him. fffv kids willing to work endless ly at their game to ber great." Tliere's another reason pro " . - K . . (TJPIV-Ctiu- lio - .; Friday night, ' Rochester became the- fourth team to pack into third place with a 5 extra session win over Providence. Guy Rousseau's second .'goal of the. game at .5:29 the classiest, looking commodity to come out of Italy since Gina Lollobrigida,- pressed his claim for a light heavyweight title fight on the strength .of a iseven-bou- t of the" overtime--gavthe home streak that includes three ' i ' . team 4ts margin of ..victory. Americans. Rinaldi, who outPerhaps the only r Red grateful A The to get off the ice., was Providence pointed .world light ' heavyweight goalie Ed Gfacomin, who, besides champion Archie Moore here last allowing Rousseau's, pair and sin Oct. 29 and beat Donnie Fleeman of Midlothian, Tex., before that, gletons to Walt Boyer, Gerry and Garry Edmundson, was added Sonny Ray of Chicago to forced to Amake 43 saves. his list of victims Friday' night.. 4 r - - - 6-- win-ning.- e - v- , " - . - , Eh-ma- n ; a . y cun amateur gets anywhere, near the top' he-- is grabbed off by Kramer and a casse in point is the recent turn to the pro. ranks of s B uich Buchholz ' and . "Barry a troupe of panting pachyderms into action in Miami. And I'll bet ,you thought itwas Antonino Roc-cthe 6hoeless Argentinian who a, makes ! bio-rhyth- m' 43-d- - j : , ." . - ... . I - r' : . ay $100,000 a year. Jim Hearn, although. he no long- er pitches in the majors, will ;, j d . ' - . -- QopsAA n In Slalom ,. - Paternity Case - - All-Ameri- -- :. . . '. to-ali- j High School y$ tar Grid 106-10- 5, " , 1 Team Named : -- I 106-10- -- -- . . j Robertson, Six Coaches Named To Hall of Fame j . 1958-196- Bowling Corner 0; 2; 5; . 2, Mat Test 3-W- " : :. 2. ........ . . 1697-192- fend his title in the 21st National Baseball Players Golf, championship at Miami Springs Feb. That's because players are carried in the' active major; league division of the tournament ior five years after yieir retirement ' from the big league scenes1 Among those shooting at , Hearn in the tournament will be three-Uiri- e winner Alvih Dark, new, manager ' of the San Fran-cisco Giants. T,hose competing for will, include Yogi Berra, laughs' the ' Yankee ace who is somewhat of a minor leaguer on the fairand he can afford to ways . . after laugh signing another $507-00-0 . contract. plus .16-1- 9. 3; 1939-195- 5; ' . 5 a:::'M 72-ho- le - ? , ; . . 1 year Creek., MONEY OPPORTUNITY DISTRIBUTOR FOR UTAII. Represent America's largest stainless steel mfg. for direct sales. 75 years proven success program Either work directly for jobber and . or buy direct ' and promote your own organisation to earn 50 . Part time distributors average, $5000 yearly. Full tirne distributors earn up jp $25,p00 'yearly. Write" Box 141 Provo, Utah., ,. earn Except ' , . Save your 1960 Hunting and Fishing License. It is good until April 15, 1961. For Quality Equipment and Supplies -- j , see" 'Your Sportsman's Headquarters,, 25 . . . I de- : e Sugar Ray Awaits . 123-12- 123-pou- nd MacKay. Neither one had reached ball : Hall of . Fame. Bush played led Pittsanywhere near the top of his in the majors.. 15 years, game but they settled for cash burgh y to its' .1927 ' pennant and even thojugh, as Lett admits, they was aAmanager 18 years . . . The will be nothing .jmoxe than pre- president of .the Indianapolis. In liminary boys'.' in the pro troupe, dians ' would seem to have more Refers to Charts iT than enough' in the way of credenI5on't count Jn,gemar Johansson tials H"-- , V v' Trainer Leo, Sierra' will bey ticompletely out of v his March 13 title fight with ; Floyd Patterson. ckled 'cerise to see Tropical Park-closYou can take that from Monday: His stable has won expert "George Thommen, only one race at Tropical in 23 who correctly selected Ingo in the years and this - meeting he, has first bout and Patterson to win suffered a n t h e r horsecollaV the second. ' trough Al days of, the I this put , ,, Personally biorhythm meeting.. ' "I do not mind losing," . he jazz in a class with star, gazing and , t cryital all cogitation, but grunts,! but this is too much" Thommen says that' his biorhyth-jnica- l which ertainly ranks with charts show that March 13 the understatements of the year, is a "critical" day for Floyd while ,. O'Connor is Champ bes't f Buletin: the could Pa O'Connor is the Ingemar day ity'is have picked" . . . hmmm . . . current world's wrestling; ' cham' A citizens committee lias been pion. 0 ; , ; formed in Indianapolis to get , That's the; word from Willie Owen (Donle) Bush into the base fThei3eard) Gilzenberg, who Jed ;;. 240-poun- SPORTSMEN Athletes-Lo- tt I ' Touchdown . Cougars Finish Chicago Scrapper Second In Rinaldi, ROME j Lack of Desire Greatest Fault of Today's st Today's Sport Parade (Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.) ' Club, to the nation's top. lineman! Vancouver, plans to use Brown , r- . Washington er DU Skier lldv Hurling in W - ? , the MINNEAPOLIS, Minn; (UPlV The wooing of Tom Brown paid as a linebacker, but he may also 'I off handsomely Saturday for Van-coiv- see some offensive play. The of the Canadian Football Minneapolis nawas tive; signed by Dave Skrien, League which has Minnesota's Allto assistant Robinson at Wayne America guard under a three year Vancouver. Both are "for contract an estimated $50,000. personal friends of Brown. J Brown, a high draft choice of "We need linemen badly," Skrien the Baltimore; Colts,- announced "and Brown should be one said, . last night that .he had signed ; with the Vancouver club . because It of the best in Canada. .We feel he made a better offer . And be- has a real good future in' Van." cause he loves the Pacific North-' couver:" By United Press International Brown, 22, is a veteran of three Bob Cousy, Boston's court ma- west. in the Navy, where he also it know to. like' years "I I'm at going, gician, is up to his old basketball Vancouver," . Tom said. "That played football. He is married and tricks again. whole area has. a .terrific, future. the fathet of .one boy. , A crowd of 13,909 at Boston The Hying conditions, are woiider-fu- l, I Garden gave . Cousy a standing and I can ,s.ee. future business ovation Friday night after he opportunities, too."' "A ' sank a layup with 30 seconds of - Brown's solid defensive was play an overtime . remaining and kept a big factor in the .. Gophers' napossession of the ball in the- wfin-in- g tional "championship last season, 1 seconds .'to insure .'a and it won him; lineman of the Phila"frustrated the oyer victory year honors in addition- to a place - WINTER PARK, Colo. (UPD on the delphia Warriors. .. team, Denver University's Chuck- FerThe victory widened the Celtics' He ran second to Navy's Joe NEW YORK (UPI) Sugar ries finished first in the giant sla lead over the Warriors to three Bellino in competition for the Hefs-ma- n Robinson went through a briskRay 45 lorn event Saturday in the initial games in the Eastern Division of and is now in Wash- minute workout in Award, Sessions two contest of the Special day Denver the National Basketball ; Associa- ington, D.C., where he will accept Court Friday but he'll have to -University Winter Carnival ' ski tion. - ''; j, .J' y the Knute. Rockne. Award,' given wait ' until meet here, . February to find out Sam Jones also played an. imwon who the decision in the pa' Ferries was clocked at 1:45.2 . portant part in Boston's triumph, suit filed ternity against him. , ' minutes, just head of Roche Bush scoring the basket hat sent the PreD All-St- ar . The former boxing champion who of Colorado University sped game into overtime as . well as - could , not have told the court he Cel34 points to lead the over the: course in 147.6 minutes. fathered, the son born to ex:night had 28' points. Wilt tics. Cousy The giant slalom was the first clubN singer Barbara Trevigne, event of the' meet.!. The .cross- Chamberlain led the Warriors who she says was conceived on , country was being run Saturday with 30. 10, 1952 in a1 New York Ho- May Syracuse nipped New. York,v afternoon, with thej slalom and ' .j , m i one-tim- e in the only, other game schedscheduled for Sunjumping events The inidwelter ' and. ; uled. .John Kerr scored what day.' tnat ac t saia cnamvion cueweignt basket to be the winning the Other top finishers in the giant proved .'he was time at j Pompton for the Nats and also led his slalom were: for the .light . Lakes, N.J., traihihg 21 with team's points. scoring MichiThird, Jerry Dattistella, heavyweight championship fight Willie Naulls of the Knicks was Jov'Mflioim ixh!h hoi iiH. '. with ST. Fifteen LOUIS (UPD gan State t College, 1:48.3,; fourth, individual high scorer with 29. were Alan Engen, Utah, j 1:49.4; fifth, selected Kerr's decisive basket made, thje gridersschool football from 7,820 Alan Miller, DU, 1:49.6; sixth players for vHe did admit, however, to"1 ro1 which Naulls hjgh score after sevon the sporting news 1950 na- - mancing and occasionally providKenneth Miller, MSC, 1:50.5; Green each hit for spots and Johnny ing Mrs. Trevigne with expense enth, Flint Taylor, MSC, 1:51.3; the Knicks to narrow Syracuse's fional high school was football , it announced 1:51.9; team, DU,. money from 1950 when they first eighth, Jerry Jolly, to one point. With' 15 secmargin Western State met 'Saturday. . Davis, through 1959. ninth, Jerry; " onds remaining, the New Yorker's v The of the southern Jan cross-exand Mrs. part, 1:52.1, country tenth, under College, Trevigne,' a determined bid for .the dominated the ,14th annual selection made, 1:52.7. DU, admitted that she had amination,, Erik.Blon, Hal Greer anx out the of the team, winning six spot s on had relations with her prfarpM sMers in all partici- ball, .but Thirty-tw- o l- clock for the Nats. the all star unit.. husband, Curtis, during a period pated 4n the event. Wyoming's enThe captainsy of the mythical paralleling her romance with Rob- -. were tries in the giant slalom Ray Pat inson and in fact had bora Curtis squad went- - to Heid, who placed 17th with a time ' for th Je a son in 1956. . Screen, who quarterback of 1:56.1; Quenton Skinner, suit School of New SkinOrleans ' The three Judge court reserved High finished 18th in 1:58J3; Ole eleven. decision in the case until Feb. 16. ;r ner, clocked at 1:59.8 for 19th Other to on the placewho players .Peter McNiss, placed place; squad werer. center Clay Harkle 24tti in 2:04.6, and Elbert Hedg, road," Kingsport, 'Tenn.; guards 25th with a time of 2:04.6. AnothLawson White,' Massillon, Ohio', er Wyoming skier, Chic Henn, L03 ANGELES (UPD Six play- and Hoyt Keeney, Portland, Ore.; was disqualified. Jimmy Guy, Waycross, There were 35 contestants in ers headed by Oscar Robertson tackles Ga and Pat Watson, Meridian, announced were coaches y, cross-countr32 six scheduled for and the the 'jumping events, and 36 sla- today as , 19S1 selections byf the Miss.; .ends Wayne. Waff, PortsTownsend Clarke, ted, to take part in the slalom. Helms Athletic Foundation to Itjs mouth, Vai, R.and quarterbacks Newport,. I.; basketball Hall of Fame. Fred Screen, Mazurek, Republic, RobThe players honored were PROVO COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Mike and Ga., Brown, Ferndale, Louis ertson, Cincinnati, .. W L v y Todd's Trout Bait Lewis Mich. Berger, Maryland, 1930-3.....16. were Ernest Rounding out the backfield BelleCastle, Syracuse, 1912-1- 4; M. E. halfbacks ......12 Ernie Koy Rogers.... Jr., Edward Houghton, Union, 1913-111 ville, Tex;; Kent Nance, Madera, Mt. Fuel Supply 1930-3and Notre Dame, Krause, 11 Calif.; , and Lance Rentzel, Okla- Joe's, Barber Shop v. Arnold Oss, Minnesota,' 1919-3ay & . . .11 Lath Plaster. homa Sorenson fullbacks were. The coaches' named to the HaB Tucker City, Okla., .11 Frederickson, Hollywood, Garricks. Gang Fame were Harold Anderson, ot . ; The .10 10 Service. Tire Commercial Richard Mont. and (UPD Butkus,' Chicago, BOZEMAN, Toledo and j Bowling Green, still Fla., . . .10 10 New J ni':.v-,.-lMontana State College wrestling active in Century, Printing. 'rWA. A authorities ; John W. B'unn 'coaching 9 11 Some Lanes Satur11,202 undefeated team remained Regal gridiron; Springfield and Colora- took: part in the voting, the Sport U. S. Rock Wool:.... Stanford, 8 12 meet day by winning a, triangular do State who is still active ; Louis ' 13 7 . . . . . .... News Cola ; said. .... Giant Big v ing with Brigham Y.oung University Bruce CboL, Minnesota, 4 16 Goods..'..'. Sporting Jerry's and Minot ON.D.h State Teachers Pete ' OMahoma, Drake, ' TOP. BRACKET .'I Summary 0f Leaders College. Newell, San Francisco U ; MichiIITG NEW YORK i M. R. Rogers, 3014. Former (UPI) 53 matmen The Bobcat compiled s State and California ; and Tun-ne- y HTG-Re- gal gan Gene deLanes, 1067. champion heavyweight six Xwints on fven falls and ' total of $1,940,445 Alex - Severance,' Villanova, 1937- a HIS earned Erwin,.716. 45 cisions wliile BYU had points 1960.'' HIG Chuck EUis, 279. during his boxing career. on six falls and five decisions. Minot trailed with, only 8 points on one fall and one decision. ELLIOTT TO COACH LOS ANGELES (UPD Former 'Dual winners in each division of Saturday's triangular included Kansas City Manager ' Bob Elliott Rollins of ' BYU in the today was named a coach of the No Need To cl. ; Kunzler of BYU, 130; Evans, new. Los . Angeles Angels baseball " MSC, 137; Heggen.f MSC, 147; club of .'the American League by Hibernate ! Kresge, BYU, 157; Kostohris, Manager Bill Rigney. MSC 167; Anderson, MSC, .177; Elliott's selection' gave Rigney . HUNTING: Blackwood, MSC, 191; and Home, a coach familiar with American : Kabbits apd Crows still on the list. BYU, . heavyweight. League players and strategy who" also is a veteran of major league FISHING: , In the cluster , called the Plei- play.' Elliott was' the Most ValuaNational in the seen ble be ades, six stars can easily League Player ' Everything in Utah County West of Highway 91, with the naked eye. " in 1947. ; on around 24 hour basis. Spring " One-Tim- e local; restaurant .. Heath revealed that the former National League hitting, great' has been asked to-- go on- - a scouting trip through the Far East to try to find some talent for the new Fired By AFL, NFL Jby . ex-Sa- Verbal Shots JJy; CURT SWENSON United Press ' International hard-runnin- Cousy Up To Old prides Once Again WORM team met ' with his field manager, that he felt "he could ffeld a win Tommy Btfc' in falks 4that last- - ner this: year. ? Tom Brown Sians With Voncou ve r G rid Tea rh' . , ed ' until Ysd flLrr T j -- A tired but smiling Heath came ic er Nick Morgan' Jr..' of the Pacif from; the meeting with a one year Coast League's new - Honolulu contract and Che pronouncement ! VV' Own SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) in j 310 WEST CENTER ' |